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United  States 
GOVERNMENT 
PUBLICATIONS 

Monthly  Catalog 


ISSUED     BY     THE 


Superintendent  of  Documents 


NO.  594 

JULY    1944 


UNITED    STATES 

GOVERNMENT    I'RINTING    OFFICE 

WASHINGTON    :    I944 


FOR    SALE    BY    THE    SUPERINTENDENT    OF    DOCUMENTS,    U.    S.    GOVERNMENT 

PRINTING   OFFICE,  WASHINGTON  25,   D.  C,    PRICE  20   CENTS    PER  COPY 

SUBSCRIPTION    PRICE    $2.00    PER    YEAR 

FOREIGN    SUBSCRIPTION     $2.60    I'ER    YEAR 


Contents 


Page 

Abbreviations,  Explanation iv 

Alphabetical     List     of     Grovernment 

Authors V 

General  Information 727 

Notes  of  General  Interest 730 

Corrections    for    Previous    Monthly 

Catalogs 730 

New  Classification  Numbers 731 

Congressional   Set 733 

Monthly  Catalog 735 


Abbreviations 


Amendment,  amendments amdt.,  amdts. 

Appendix app. 

Article,  articles art. 

Chapter,  chapters ..chap. 

Congress Cong. 

Department Dept. 

Document doc. 

Facsimile,  facsimiles facsim. 

Folio - f» 

House H. 

House  bill H.  R. 

House  concurrent  resolution H.  Con.  Res. 

House  document H.  doc. 

House  executive  document H.  ex.  doc. 

House  joint  resolution H.  J.  Res. 

House  report H.  rp. 

House  resolution  (simple) H.  Res. 

Illustration,  illustrations il. 

Inch,  Inches _.. in. 

Latitude lat. 

Longitude long. 

Mile,  miles m. 

Month.. mo. 

Nautical  mile naut.  m. 

No  date n.  d. 

No  place n.  p. 

Number,  numbers no.,  nos. 

Octavo 8» 

Page,  pages p. 


Part,  parts. pt.,pt8. 

Plate,  plates pi. 

Portrait,  portraits por. 

Quarto .4* 

Report rp. 

Saint St. 

Section,  sections sec. 

Senate,  Senate  bill 8. 

Senate  concurrent  resolution 8.  Con.  Res. 

Senate  document _8.  doc. 

Senate  executive  document S.  ex.  doc. 

Senate  Joint  resolution... S.  J.  Res. 

Senate  reports 8.  rp. 

Senate  resolution  (simple) S.  Res. 

Session,  sessions sess. 

Sixteenmo 16« 

Statutes  at  large. ...Stat.L. 

Supplement,  supplements.. supp.,  supps. 

Table,  tables tab 

Tax  Court. T.  C 

Thirty-twomo 32« 

Treasury Trea*. 

Twelvemo.. 12* 

Twenty-fourmo 24» 

Versus ..M.,  • 

Volume,  volumes v 

Yard,  yards yd.,  yds. 

Year yr. 


Explanation 


Words  and  figures  enclosed  in  brackets  [  ]  are  given  for  Information,  but  do 
not  appear  on  the  title  pages  of  the  publications  cataloged.  When  place  and 
printer  are  not  given,  it  is  to  be  understood  that  the  publication  Is  printed  at 
the  United  States  Government  Printing  Office,  Washington,  D.  C;  if  processed, 
publisher  is  issuing  office.  When  size  is  not  given,  octavo  is  to  be  understood. 
Size  of  maps  is  approximate,  measurement  being  made  from  outer  edge  of  border, 
excluding  margin.  The  dates,  Including  day,  month,  and  year,  given  with  Senate 
and  House  documents  and  reports  are  the  dates  on  which  they  were  ordered  to  be 
printed.  Usually  the  printing  promptly  follows  the  ordering,  but  various  causes 
sometimes  make  delays. 

The  word  "processed"  as  used  in  this  catalog  indicates  publications  which  are 
reproduced  by  duplicating  processes  other  than  ordinary  printing,  e.  g.,  mimeo- 
graph, multigraph,  planograph,  rotaprlnt,  multilith.  Processed  publications  are 
not  obtainable  from  the  Superintendent  of  Documents  and  requests  for  them,  if 
they  are  available,  should  be  addressed  to  the  issuing  office. 

Under  provisions  of  the  Printing  Act  of  January  12,  1895.  all  Government  publi- 
cations are  entered  in  the  Monthly  Catalog.  However,  press  releases  and  admin- 
istrative, regional,  and  confidential  publications  are  omitted. 

The  L.  C.  card  number  appended  to  some  of  the  entries  is  for  those  libraries 
ordering  printed  cards  from  the  library  of  Congress.  The  number  at  the  ex- 
treme right  of  an  entry  indicates  the  classification  of  the  publication  in  the 
Office  of  the  Superintendent  of  Documents. 

IV 


Alphabetical  List  of  Government  Authors 

Page 

Accounts  Coiuniittee,  House 762 

Acquisitions  Department 832 

Adjutant  General's  Department 881 

Administrative  Office  of  United  States  Courts 735 

Aeronautics  Bureau •- 837 

Agricultural  Adjustment  Agency 743 

Agricultural  and  Industrial  Chemistry  Bureau 737 

Agricultural  Economics  Bureau 736 

Agricultural  Research  Administration 737 

Agriculture  and  Forestry  Committee,  Senate 782 

Agriculture  Committee,  House .  762 

Agriculture  Department ^--_- 735 

Alien  Property  Custodian  Office 847 

American  Battle  Monuments  Commission 746 

American  Historical  Association 855 

American  Small  Business,   Special   Committee  to   Study  Problems  of, 

Senate " 782 

Animal  Industry  Bureau 738 

Appropriations  Committee,  House 763 

Appropriations  Committee,  Senate 782 

Army  Air  Forces 873 

Army-Navy-Civil  Committee  on  Aircraft  Design  Criteria 747 

Army  Service  Forces 876 

Banking  and  Currency  Committee,  House 764 

Banking  and  Currency  Committee,  Senate '.  783 

Board  of  Trustees  of  Federal  Old- Age  and  Survivors  Insurance  Trust 

Fund ■ 747 

Bonneville  Power  Administration.. 804 

Budget  Bureau 846 

Census  Bureau 748 

Children's  Bureau 828 

Civil  Aeronautics  Administration 751 

Civil  Aeronautics  Authority 751 

('ivil  Aeronautics  Board 751 

Civil  Service  Commission 747 

Civil  Service  Committee,  House 764 

Civil  Service  Committee,  Senate ._^ 784 

( "ivilian  Defense  Office 847 

(Uaims  Committee,  House '.  764 

Claims  Committee,  Senate 784 

Coast  and  ( ieodetic  Survey 75 1 

Coast  Guard 837 

Commerce  Committee,  Senate 788 

C^ommerce  Department - 748 

Commodity  Credit  Corporation    743 

V 


VI  Government  Publications 

Page 

Conference  Committees 758 

Congress —  755 

Coordinator  of  Inter- American  Affairs  Office 848 

Copyright  OfTice 832 

Court  of  Claims >. 795 

Court  of  Customs  and  Patent  Appeals 797 

Dairy  Industry  Bureau 738 

Distribution  Office 744 

District  of  Columbia . 797 

District  of  Columbia  Committee,  House 769 

District  of  Columbia  Committee,  Senate , 789 

Documents  Office 804 

Economic  Stabilization  Offi6e 848 

Education  and  Labor  Committee,  Senate — 789 

Education  Office 799 

Emergency  Management  Office 847 

Employees'  Compensat  ion  Commission 797 

Employment  Security  Bureau 802 

Engineer  Depart meirt 884 

Entomology  and  Plant  Quarantine  Bureau 738 

Executive  Agencies,  Special  Committee  to  Investigate,  House 769 

Executive  Papers,  Joint  Committee  on  Disposition  of 761 

Expenditures  in  P^xecutive  Departments  Committee,  House 769 

Experiment  Stations  Office 739 

Extension  Service 745 

Farm  Credit  Administration 741 

Farm  Security  Administration 745 

Federal  Communications  Commission 798 

Federal  Deposit  Insurance  Corporation 798 

Federal  Home  Loan  Bank  Administration 834 

Federal  Housing  Administration 834 

Federal  Power  Commission 798 

Federal  Register  Division 833 

Federal  Reserve  System  Board  of  Governors 799 

Federal  Security  Agency 799 

Federal  Standard  Stock  Catalog  Division 863 

Federal  Trade  Commission 803 

P"'ederal  Works  Agency 803 

Finance  Committee,  Senate 789 

Fiscal  Service 862 

Fish  and  Wildlife  Service 805 

Food  and  Drug  Administration 800 

Foreign  Affairs  Committee,  House 770 

Foreign  Agricultural  Relations  Office 741 

Foreign  and  Domestic  Commerce  Bureau 751 

P'oreign  Economic  Administration 848 

Foreign  Relations  Committee,  Senate 789 

Forest  Service 74 1 

General  Accounting  Office 803 

Geological  Survey 805 

Government  Printing  Office 804 

House  of  Representatives 761 


July  1944  vii 

Page 

Human  Nutrition  and  Home  Economics  Bureau 740 

Hydrographic  Office 838 

Immigration  Committee,  Senate 790 

Indian  Affairs  Committee,  House 770 

Indian  Affairs  Committee,  Senate 790 

Information  Office 742 

Inland  Waterways  Corporation 752 

Insular  Affairs  Committee,  House 770 

Interdepartmental  War  Savings  Bond  Committee 862 

Interior  Department 804 

Internal  Revenue  Bureau 863 

Interoceanic  Canals  Committee,  Senate —  790 

Interstate  and  Foreign  Commerce  Committee,  House 771 

Interstate  Commerce  Commission 811 

Interstate  Commerce  Committee,  Senate 790 

Invalid  Pensions  Committee,  House 772 

Irrigation  and  Reclamation  Committee,  House 772 

Irrigation  and  Reclamation  Committee,  Senate 790 

Judge  Advocate  General -_   837 

Judge  Advocate  General's  Department 882 

Judiciary  Committee,  House 772 

Judiciary  Committee,  Senate 790 

Justice  Department 819 

Labor  Department . 828 

Labor  Standards  Division 828 

Labor  Statistics  Bureau 829 

Library  Committee,  House _- 773 

Library  of  Congress 832 

Library  of  Department  of  Agriculture 743 

Marine  Corps 837 

Maritime  Commission 832 

Medical  Department 882 

Medicine  and  Surgery  Bureau 837 

Merchant  Marine  and  Fisheries  Committee,  House 773 

Military  Affairs  Committee,  House 774 

Military  Affairs  Committee,  Senate : 791 

Mines  and  Mining  Committee,  House 775 

Mines  Bureau 809 

Morale  Services  Division . 882 

National  Advisory  Committee  for  Aeronautics 833 

National  Archives 833 

National  Bureau  of  Standards 752 

National  Defense  Program,  Special  Committee  Investigating,  Senate 793 

National  Housuig  Agency 834 

National  Labor  Relations  Board 834 

National  Park  Service 811 

National  Railroad  Adjustment  Board .  836 

Naval  Affairs  Conunittee,  House 775 

Naval  Affairs  Committee,  Senate 793 

Naval  Operations  Office 838 

Naval  Personnel  Bureau 839 

Navy  Department 836 

Ordnance  Bureau 839 


VI 11 


G()Vi;i{NMKNT    1*1  lU.ICATIONS 


Ordnanco  I)(>|)iirt m(>iit 

Pan  American  Sanitary  Bureau 

Pan  American  Union 

Patent  Office 

Patents  Committee,  House 

Personnel  Office 

Plant  Indu.strj^  Soils,  and  Agricultural  Engineering  Bureau 

Post  Office  and  Post  Roads  Committee,  House 

Post  Office  Department 

Post  Offices  and  Post  Roads  Committee,  Senate 

Post- War  P^conomic  Policj'  and  Planning,  Special  Committee  on,  Senate. 

Po-it-War  Military  Polio>',  Select  Committee  on,  House 

President  of  United  States 

Price  Administration  Office 

Printing  Committee,  House 

Privileges  and  Elections  Committee,  Senate 

Procurement  Division -. 

Production  Office 

Public  Assistance  Bureau 

Public  Buildings  Administration — 

Public  Buildings  and  Grounds  Committee,  House - 

Public  Buildings  and  Grounds  Committee,  Senate 

Public  Health  Service 

Public  Lands  and  Surveys  Committee,  Senate- 

Public  Lands  Committee,  House 

Public  Roads  Administration 

Railroad  Retirement  Board 

Railway  Mail  Service 

Reclamation  Bureau 

Reconstruction  Finance  Corporation 

Reduction  of  Nonessential  Federal  Expenditures  Joint  Committee 

Research  and  Statistics  Division 

Roads  Committee,  House 

Rules  Committee,  House 

Rules  Committee.  Senate 

Rural  Electrification  Administration 

Securities  and  Exchange  Commission 

Selective  Service  Systen^ 

Senate ^ 

Ships  Bureau 

Smithsonian  Institution 

Social  Security  Board 

Soil  Conservation  Service 

Solicitor,  Labor  Department ^ 

Solid  Fuels  Administration  for  War 

State  Department 

Supplies  and  Accounts  Bureau 

Supreme  Court 

Surplus  War  Property  Administration 

Tariff  Commission 

Tax  Court . 

Tennessee  Valley  Authority 

Topography  Division _ 


Page 
883 
843 
843 
753 
777 
743 
740 
777 
844 
794 
794 
777 
845 
849 
777 
794 
863 
746 
802 
803 
778 
794 
800 
795 
778 
803 
853 
844 
811 
754 
781 
865 
779 
779 
795 
743 
853 
854 
781 
839 
854 
800 
746 
831 
811 
855 
839 
857 
853 
859 
859 
861 
844 


July  1944  ix 

Page 

Transportation  Investigation  and  Research  Board 861 

Treasurer  of  United  States 862 

Treasury  Departmen t 862 

Veterans  Administration 866 

Wage  and  Hour  and  Public  Contracts  Divisions 831 

War  Department ._ 866 

War  Finance  Division 865 

War  Food  Administration 743 

War  Information  OfTice , ._  851 

War  Manpower  Commission 852 

War  Mobilization  Office 953 

War  Production  Board _.  853 

Ways  and  Means  Committee,  House 781 

Weather  Bureau 754 

Women's  Bureau 831 


General  Information 

The  Superintendent  of  Documents,  Government  Printing  OflBce,  Wasiiington, 
D.  C,  is  authorized  by  law  to  sell  copies  of  Government  publications  and  to  allow 
a  discount  of  25  percent  to  book  dealers  and  quantity  purchasers  on  condition 
that  the  purchasers  will  adhere  to  the  public  sales  price  set  by  the  Superintendent 
of  Documents  and  that  publications  shall  not  be  overprinted  with  any  advertising 
matter. 

Publications  cannot  be  supplied  free  to  individuals  nor  forwarded  in  advance 
of  payment. 

The  sales  stock,  which  amounts  to  more  than  8  million,  includes  approximately 
65,000  different  titles.  Many  rare  books  are  included,  but  under  the  law  all  must 
be  sold  regardless  of  their  age  or  scarcity.  Many  of  the  books  have  been  In  stock 
some  time,  and  are  apt  to  be  shopworn.  In  filling  orders  the  best  copy  available 
is  sent. 

PEICB  LISTS 

A  general  price  list  of  public  documents  is  not  available,  but  numerous  lists 
have  been  prepared  on  special  subjects  and  any  of  these  will  be  furnished  free, 
on  application,  if  the  person  interested  will  state  the  subject  or  subjects  concern- 
ing which  information  is  desired.  It  will  also  be  noted  that  current  publications 
which  are  for  sale  are  listed  in  this  catalog. 

LIST  OF  SEXECrED  PUBLICATIONS 

In  addition  to  the  price  lists,  the  Documents  OflBce  issues  a  semimonthly  List  of 
selected  United  States  Government  publications  for  sale  by  the  Superintendent 
of  Documents.    Each  list  is  arranged  alphabetically  by  subjects,  with  annotations 

and  prices,  and  may  be  obtained  free  upon  application  to  the  Superinqtendeat  of 
Documents. 

CXJNGBESSIONAI.  BILLS,   DOCUMENTS,   AND   BEP0BT8 

More  than  12,000  different  bills  are  usually  introduced  during  a  session  of 
Congress,  and  there  are  additional  prints  on  many  during  the  progress  of  the  legis- 
lation. With  the  exception  of  a  very  few — such  as  revenue  bills — the  demand  is  an 
unknown  quantity  and  on  most  of  them  we  receive  no  orders,  which  makes  It 
impossible  to  print  a  sales  supply.  It  may  be  that  a  copy  could  be  obtained  from 
your  Congressman. 

A  diflflcult  problem  is  also  presented  in  providing  a  supply  of  congressional 
documents  and  reports  because  there  are  usually  more  than  6,000  of  this  class 
of  publications  Issued  during  a  Congress  and  only  a  few  of  them  are  called  for. 
We  will  attempt  to  print  for  sale  a  few  of  the  more  important  ones,  but  if  not 
priced  the  only  possible  source  would  be  from  your  Congressman. 

HOW  TO  ORDER  PUBLICATIONS 

Pnblicationa  entered  in  this  catalog  that  are  for  sale  by  the  Superintendent 
of  Docnmenta  are  indicated  by  a  star  (*)  preceding  the  price.  A  dagger  (t) 
Indicates  that  application  should  be  made  to  the  department,  bureau,  or  division 

727 


728  (lOVERNMENT    I'uBLICATIONS 

Issuing  the  document.  A  double  dagger  (t)  indicates  that  the  document  is 
printed  for  ofacial  use  and  is  not  obtainable.  Whenever  additional  information 
concerning  the  method  of  procuring  a  document  seems  necessary,  it  will  be  found 
under  the  name  of  the  bureau  by  which  it  was  published. 

In  ordering  a  publication  from  the  Superintendent  of  Documents,  give  (if 
known)  the  name  of  the  publishing  department,  bureau  or  division,  and  the  title, 
together  with  the  classification  number  which  is  added  to  the  entry  at  the  extreme 
right;  order  the  congressional  documents  and  reports  by  the  title,  together  with 
the  document  or  report  number  and  the  (Congress  and  session,  e.  g.,  H.  doc.  422, 
78-2. 

Do  not  use  the  L.  C.  card  number  in  ordering  a  publication. 

HOW  TO  REMIT 

Remittances  for  the  documents  marked  with  a  star  {*)  should  be  made  to  the 
Superintendent  of  Documents,  U.  S.  Government  Printing  Otlicc,  "Washington  25, 
D.  C,  by  coupon,  postal  money  order,  express  order,  or  check.  Currency  may 
be  sent  at  sender's  risk.  Foreign  remittances  should  be  made  either  by  inter- 
national money  order  or  draft  on  an  American  bank. 

Foreign  money,  defaced  or  smooth  coins,  will  not  be  accepted.  Do  not  send 
postage  sta7nps. 

For  the  convenience  of  the  general  public,  coupons  in  the  denomination  of  5c 
that  are  good  until  used  in  exchange  for  Government  publications  sold  by  the 
Superintendent  of  Documents  may  be  purchased  from  his  office.  Address  order 
to  Superintendent  of  Documents,  Government  Printing  Office,  Washington  25,  D.  C. 

No  charge  is  made  for  postage  on  documents  forwarded  to  points  in  United 
States  and  possessions,  or  to  Canada,  Cuba,  Mexico,  Newfoundland  (including 
Labrador),  and  certain  Central  and  South  American  countries.  To  other  coun- 
tries the  regular  rate  of  postage  is  charged,  and  remittances  must  cover  such  post- 
age.    In  computing  foreign  posta^'o,  add  one-third  of  the  price  of  the  publication. 

TO  T.inBARIANS 

The  number  given  at  the  extreme  right  of  each  entry  (except  for  congres- 
sional documents  and  reports)  is  the  classification  number  by  which  the  pub- 
lication is  arranged  in  the  Library  and  in  the  sales  stock  of  the  Office  of  the 
Superintendent  of  Documents.  It  can  be  used  as  a  classification  number  by 
such  libraries  as  are  using,  for  the  departmental  publications,  the  arrangement 
of  public  documents  advocated  in  the  Check  list  of  United  States  public  docu- 
ments, 17SD-1009.  In  using  this  number  as  a  classification  number  in  a  library. 
It  should  be  noted  that  the  shilling  mark  (/)  is  used  to  separate  what  would 
ordinarily  be  a  superior  or  inferior  number  (the  numbers  immediately  following 
the  line)  from  the  main  classification  number,  it  iiot  being  practicable  to  print 
these  numbers  as  superiors  or  inferiors  in  the  Monthly  catalog. 

LIBR.VRY  OF  CONGRESS  CARDS 

Numbers  to  be  u.sed  in  ordering  the  printed  catalog  cards  of  the  Library  of 
Congress  are  appended  to  entries  for  many  publications.  These  are  given  at 
the  left  with  "L.  C.  card"  prefixed.  Do  not  confuse  with  the  Documents  Office 
classification  number  given  at  the  right.  Orders  for  these  cards,  remittances 
In  payment  for  them,  and  requests  for  information  about  them  should  be  ad- 
dressed to  the  Card  Division,  Library  of  Congress,  not  to  the  Superintendent 
of  Documents.  Checks  or  money  orders  should  be  made  payable  to  the  Librarian 
of  Congress. 


July  1944  729 


MONTHLY  CATALdG  DISTRIBUTION 


The  Monthly  catalog  is  sold  on  subscription,  price  $2.00  a  year,  including  index ; 
foreign  subscription  $2.60  a  year.  Back  numbers  cannot  be  supplied.  Notify 
the  Superintendent  of  Documents  of  any  change  of  address. 


INDEX 

An  Index  to  the  Monthly  catalog  will  be  issued  at  the  end  of  the  calendar 
year.  This  will  contain  index  entries  for  all  the  numbers  issued  from  January 
to  December,  and  can  be  bound  with  the  numbers  as  an  index  to  the  TOlume. 
Persons  desiring  to  bind  the  catalog  at  the  end  of  the  year  should  be  careful 
to  retain  the  numbers  received  monthly,  as  duplicate  copies  cannot  be  supplied. 


Notes  of  General  Interest 

Economic  Stabilization  Office 

The  OflSce  of  Economic  Stabilization  was  established  in  the  Office  for  Emergency 
Management  of  the  Executive  Office  of  the  President  by  Executive  order  9250  of 
Oct.  3,  1942.  An  Economic  Stabilization  Board  was  established  in  the  Office 
of  Economic  Stabilization  by  the  same  order. 

Surplus  War  Property  Administration 

Under  the  provisions  of  Executive  order  9425  of  Feb.  19,  1944,  the  Surplus  War 
Property  Administration  was  established  in  the  Office  of  War  Mobilization,  within 
the  Office  for  Emergency  Management  of  the  Executive  Office  of  the  President. 


Corrections  for  Previous  Monthly  Catalogs 

February  1944.  On  page  211,  under  subhead  "Ordnance  provision  system", 
"A-32",  1st  line,  change  "'submarine"  to  read  "submachine". 

May  1944.  On  page  494,  under  subhead  "'Torres,  Ernst",  2d  line,  change  "Joseph 
Moss"  to  read  "Joseph  Moos". 

June  1944.  On  page  G76,  under  svibhead  "Polk  County,  loica",  4th  line,  change 
"Bettina  Conat"  to  read  "Bettina  Conant",  and  Oth  line,  following  "Processed" 
add  "Author's  name  incori-ectly  given  <in  p.  ii  as  Bettina  Conat";  on  page  699, 
under  subhead  "Opinions",  3d  entry  from  top  of  page,  2d  line,  change  "Calvin 
Tompkins  Company"  to  read  "Calvin  Tomkins  Company". 

730 


New  Classification   Numbers 


Foreign  Agricultural  Relations  Office. 

A67.8":('T Foreign  crops  and  markets  (separates). 

Agricultural   Conservation   and   Adjustment  Ad- 
ministration. 

Agricultural  Adjustment  Agency. 
A  76.^03  :-405 :  (Reserved) 

A  76.406  :CT Regulations,  rules,  and  instructions.     [Proc] 

Note. — Includes   liandbooks   and   manuals.     See, 
for  earlier  issues,  A55.G  :  (CT)  &  A55.69  :  (CT). 

A76.441  :-450 :  (Reserved) East  central  region  pul)lications. 

A  76.4")!  :-460 :   (Reserved) North  central  region  publications. 

A  76.461:  (Reserved) Northeast  region  publications. 

A  76.462 :  CT Northeast  region,  General  publications.     [Proc] 

Note. — See,  for  earlier  issues,  A55.44  ■ :  (CT). 

A  76.463  :-465 :  (Reserved) Northeast  region  publications. 

A  76.466  :CT Northeast   region.    Regulations,    rules,   and   in- 
structions.    [Proc] 

NoTK. — Includes   handbooks   and   manuals.     See, 
for  earlier  issues,  A55.44  "  :   (CT). 
A  76.467  :-470 :  (Reserved)      --       Northeast  region  publications. 

A  76.471:  (Reserved) Southern  region  publications. 

A 76.472 :CT Southern  region.  General  publications.     [Proc] 

Note. — See,  for  earlier  issues,  A-3.T.45  = :  (CT). 

A 76.473 :-475 :  (Reserved) Southern  region  publications. 

A  76.476  :CT Southern    region,    Regulations,    rules,    and    in- 
structions.    [Proc] 

Note. — Includes  handbooks   and    manuals.     See, 
for  earlier  handbooks,  A55.45  "^ :  (CT). 
A 76.477:^80:  (Reserved) _-__       Southern  region  publications. 

A 76.481:  (Reserved) Western  region  publications. 

A 76.482 :CT Western  region.  General  puljlications.     [Proc] 

Note. — See,  for  earlier  issues,  A55.46  "- :  (CT). 

A  76.483:^85:  (Reserved) Western  region  publications. 

A  76.486  :CT Western    region.    Regulations,    rules,    and    in- 
structions.    [Proc] 

Note. — Includes   handbooks   and    manuals.     See, 
for  earlier  issues.  A55.46 '^ :  (CT). 
Agricultural  Research  Administration. 
Entomology  and  Plant  Quarantine  Bureau. 

A  77.319 :  CT Posters. 

Plant  Industry,   Soils,  and  Agricultural  Engi- 
neering Bureau. 

A  77.516  :  nos Forest  pathology  sx)ecial  releases,     f  I'roc  1 

Food  Production  Administration 
Agricultural  Adjustment  Agency. 

A 79.441  :-4r)0 :  (Reserved) East  central  region  publications. 

A70.4r)l:  (Reserved) North  central  region  publications. 

A79.4.j2:CT North    central     region,    General     publications. 

[Proc] 
Note. —  See,  for  earlier  issues,  A55.43' :  (CT). 

A  79.453  :-457 :  (Reserved) North  central  region  imblications. 

A  79.458:  CT N(u-th  central  region.  Production  practices,  1943 

farm  program.     [Procl 

A 79.459 :-460 :  (Reserved) North  central  region  publications. 

A 79.461  :-470 :  (Reserved) Nortlieast  region  publications. 

A79.471:^80:  (Reserved) Southern  region  publications. 

A  79.481  :-490 :  (Reserved) Western  region  publications. 

731 


732  Government  Piirlications 


War  Food  Administration. 
Di.slrihiitioii  O/Jicc. 

A  80.127  :  date- Industrial  nutrition  servico  (monthly).     [Proc] 

Food  Production  Adtninistraiion. 
A  80.2100  :CT Regulations,    rules,    and    instructions.      (Agri- 
cultural Ad.iustnient  Agency.)      (Proc.l 

Note. — Includes   liiindbooks   and    manuals.     See, 
for  carliiT  issues.  A  79.40f> :  (CT). 
A  80.2141  :-2ir)0 :  (Reserved)--       East  central  region  jniblications.     (Agricultural 

Adjustment  Agency.) 
A  80.2151 :  (Re.served) North   central    region   publications.      (Agricul- 
tural Adjustment  Agency.) 

A  80.2152  :CT North    central     region,    General    publications. 

(Agricultural  Adjustment  Agency.)       [Free] 
Note. — Sco,  for  earlior  issues,  A  79.452  :  (CT). 
A 80.2153 :-2157:  (Reserved)--       North   central    region   publications.      (Agricul- 
tural Adjustment  Agency.) 

A  80.2158  :CT North   central   region.   Production-conservation 

program,  committeeman's  handbooks.     (Agri- 
cultural Adjustment  Agency. )      [Proc] 

A  80.2101 :( Reserved ) Northeast    region    publications.      (Agricultural 

Adjustment  Agency.) 
A  S0.216J  :  CT Northeast  region,  General  publications.     (Agri- 
cultural Adjustment  Agency.)      [Proc] 
A  80.2163  :-21()5 :  (Reserved)--       Northeast    region   publications.      (Agricultural 

Adjustment  Agency.) 
A80.216G:CT Northeast    region.    Regulations,    rules   and    in- 
structions.     (Agricultural    Adjustment 
Agency.)      [Proc] 

NoiE. — Includes   liandbooks   and   manuals.     See, 
for  earlier  issues,  A  76.  466:  (CT). 
A  80.2167  :-2170:  (Reserved)—       Northeast    region   publications.      (Agricultural 

Adjustment  Agency. ) 

A  80.2171:  (Reserved) Soutliern    region    publications.      (Agricultural 

Adjustment  Agency.) 
A  80.2172  :CT Southern  region.  General  publications.     (Agri- 
cultural Adjustment  Agency.)      [Proc] 
Note. — See,  for  earlier  issues,  A  76.472  :  (CT). 
A  80.2173  :-21 80:  (Reserved)--       Southern    region    publications.      (Agricultural 

Adjustment  Agency. ) 

A 80.2181 :  (Reserved) Western    region    publications.      (Agricultural 

Adjustment  Agency.) 
A  80.2182  :CT Western  region,  General  publications.      (Agri- 
cultural Adjustment  Agency.)      [Proc] 
Note. — See,  for  earlier  issues,  A  76.482  :  (CT). 
A  80.2183  :-21S5:  (Reserved)--       Western     region     publications.      (Agricultural 

Adjustment  Agency.) 
A  80.2186  :CT Western  region.  Regulations,  rules,  and  instruc- 
tions.     (Agricultural    Adjustment    Agency.) 
[Proc] 

Note. — Ineludes   handbooks  and    manuals.     See, 
for  earlier  issues.  A  76. -186  :  (CT). 
Census  P>ureau. 

C  3.158 :  series  nos Facts  for  industry.     [Proc] 

C  3.159:  date Foreign   commerce   and   navigation   of   United 

States. 

Note. — See,  for  earlier  issues,  C  18.19  :  (date). 
I'ublie  Health  Service. 

FS  2.45 :  v.nos.&nos Industrial    hygiene    news    letters     (monthly). 

[Proc] 
Government  Printing  Oflice. 

GP  1.22:  date Dated  periodical  schedules. 

Mines  Bureau. 
I  28.64:  date Preliminary  estimates  of  production  of  bitumi- 
nous coal  and  lignite  (monthly).     [Proc] 
NoiK. — See,  for  earlier  issues,  151.9:  (date). 
Navy  Department. 

N  1.31 ' :  CT Safety  postei-s. 

Naval  Personnel  Bureau. 
N  17.36:  nos Navy  V-12  bulletins.     [Proce.'^'sed  and  printed.] 


July  11)41  733 

Federal  Home  Loan  Bank  Administration. 

NHA  3.5 :  CT Laws. 

Note. — Seo,  for  earlier  issues,  FL3.5  :  (CT). 
Pan  American  Sanitary  Bureau. 

PAS1.8:nos Biostatistics,    epidemiology,    monthly    reports. 

[Proc] 
Emergency  Management  Office. 
War  Production,  Board. 

Pr  32.482.'i :  nos Smaller  War  Plants  Corporation  program  and 

progress  reports  (bimonthly). 

Note. — Earlier   reports   i.ssued   us    Senate   docu- 
ments. 
Pr  32.4826 :  nos Material    substitutes    and    supply    lists    (quar- 
terly). 
Pr  32.4827:  date Production  and  availability  of  construction  ma- 
terials (monthly).     [Restricted.     For  official 
use  only.] 
War  Manpower  Commission. 

Pr  32.5217:  date Adequacy  of  labor  supply  in   important  labor 

market  areas  (monthly).     fProc.l 

Pr 32.5218 :  date Placement  activities  (monthly).     fProc] 

Pr  32.5219  :CT National   Roster  of  Scientific  and   Specialized 

Personnel,  monographs.     [Proc] 
War  Mobilization  Office. 

Pr  32.5907  :CT Addresses.     [Proc] 

Pr  32.5908 :  nos Surplus  War  Property  Administration  regula- 
tions. 

Note. — Surp'us    War    Property    Administration 
established  within  War  Mobilization  Office  by  Ex- 
ecutive order  942.')  of  Feb.  19,  1944. 
Economic  Stahilization  Office. 

Pr  32.6001 :  date Annual  reports. 

Pr  32.6002  :  CTT General  publications. 

Pr  32.(3003  :-6006  :  (Reserved). 

Pr  32.6007  :  CT Posters. 

Army  Air  Forces. 

W  108.15:  date Numerical  list  covering  Army  Air  Forces  and 

Army-Navy     aeronautical     standard     parts 
(monthly).     [Proc] 
Army  Service  Forces. 
Morale  Services  Division. 

W  109.207  ^ :  v.nos.&nos Newsmap    for    armed    forces,    special    edition 

( weekly ) . 
Note. — Replaces  W  109.207  :  (v. nos. &nos.)    supp. 
Y  4. Ex  3  ' :  CT Executive  Agencies,  Special  Committee  to  Investi- 
gate, House. 

Y4.P84':CT Post-War  Military  Policy,  Select  Committee  on, 

House. 


Congressional  Set 


Note. — The  bound  volumes  of  congressional  documents  and  reports  are  not 
listed  in  the  Monthly  catalogs,  since  the  publications  contained  therein  have  been 
previously  entered  separately. 

The  following  bound  volumes  were  sent  to  Depository  Libraries  during  the 
month  of  June  1944 : 

Senate  Journal Journal  of  Senate,  1st  session  of  78th  Congress. 

•  Item  311 

Senate  Documents Nos.   103-105,   138,   Examinations  of   rivers   and 

harbors,   vol.   10,   78th   Congress,   1st   session. 

•  Item  329 

Senate  Reports Nos.  118S-1320,  1322-1414,  Miscellaneous  vol.  3, 

77th  Congress,  2d  session.     •    Item  414 

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Monthly   Catalog 

NO.  594  •  JULY   1944 
ADMINISTRATIVE  OFFICE  OF  UNITED  STATES  COURTS 

Federal  probation,  quarterly  journal  of  correctional  philosophy  and  practice,  v.  8, 
no.  2,  Apr-June  1944;  [edited  by  United  States  Probation  System].  [Federal 
Prison  Industries,  Inc.,  Leavenworth,  Kaus.,  1944.]  cover  title,  56  p.  il.  4° 
[Prepared  in  cooperation  with  Prisons  Bureau,  Justice  Department.  Text  and 
another  illustration  on  p.  2-4  of  cover.]     t  Ju  10.8:  8/2 

AGRICULTURE  DEPARTMENT 

Note. — Those  publications  of  the  Department  of  Agriculture  which  are  for  sale  will  be 
supplied  by  tlie  Superintendent  of  Documents,  Government  Printing  OfHcc,  Washington  25, 
D.  C.  The  Department  issues  a  monthly  list  of  publications  which  will  be  mailed  to  all 
applicants,  who  can  then  select  the  available  ones  desired. 

Addresses.  Challenge  to  youth,  address  by  Claude  R.  Wickard,  Secretary  of  Agri- 
culture, at  commencement  exercises  of  Lebanon  Valley  College,  Annville,  Pa., 
May  22,  1944.       [1944.]     5  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  A  1.40 :  W  63/106 

Meaning  of  I  am  an  American,  address  by  Secretary  of  Agriculture  Claude 

R.  Wickard  at  I  Am  An  American  Day  rally,  Gary,  Ind.,  May  21,  1944.    '  [1944.] 
6  leaves,  4°     [Processed.]     t  A  1.40 :  W  63/105 

Agriculture  decisions,  under  regulatory  laws  administered   in  Department  of 
Agriculture  (including  court  decisions),  v.  3,  no.  4;  Apr.  1944.     1944.     vi-f247- 
333  p.     [Monthly.     Reported,   indexed,  and   edited  by  I.   J.  Lowe.     Includes 
Agriculture  decisions  602-630.]     *  Paper,  15c;  single  copy,  $1.50  a  yr. 
L.  C.  card  Agr  42-262  A  1.58/a  :  3/4 

Crops  and  markets.     Crops  and  markets,  Apr.  1944;  v.  21,  no.  2     [1944.]     p.  69- 
112,  il.  4°     [Quarterly.]     *  Paper,  10c.;  single  copy,  30c.  a  yr. ;  foreign  sub- 
scription, 45c.     •  Item  8 
L.  C.  card  Agr.  24-113  A  1.52  :  21/2 

■ Index  to  Crops  and  markets,  v.  20,  1943.     [1944.]     5  p.  4°     *  Paper,  5c. 

•  Item  8  A  1.52  :  20/ind. 

Fcn-age  plants.  Chemical  composition  of  certain  forage  crops  as  alfected  by  fer- 
tilizers and  soil  types  [with  list  of  literature  cited]  ;  by  S.  C.  Vandecaveye  and 
G.  O.  Baker.  1944.  [2] +191-220  p.  il.  [From  Journal  of  agricultural  re- 
search. Mar.  1,  1944,  v.  68,  no.  5.]     *  Paper,  5c.  A  1.23/a  :  C  883/8 

Journal  of  agricultural  research.  Journal  of  agriculturjil  research,  v.  68,  no.  11 
and  12;  June  1  and  15,  1^4.  [1944.]  cover  titles,  p.  395-457,  il.  [Semi- 
monthly. Articles  appearing  in  the  Journal  are  listed  in  the  Monthly  catalog  as 
issued.]     *  Paper,  15c;  single  copy,  $3.25  a  yr. ;   foreign  subscription,  $4.75. 

•  Item  12 

L.  C.  card  Agr  13-1837  A  1.23 :  68/11, 12 

Note. — This  periodical  is  issued  by  the  Agriculture  Department  in  cooperation  with  the 
Association  of  Land-Grant  Colleges  and  Universities.  As  the  edition  is  limited  it  is 
not  sent  free  to  individuals,  but  only  to  libraries  of  exi)erinient  stations,  colleges,  tech- 
nical schools,  and  universities,  and  to  laboratories,  divisions,  oflices,  and  departments 
on  whose  staffs  are  several  technically  trained  men  in  biological,  chemical,  or  physical 
sciences.  It  is  also  sent  to  such  institutions  as  moke  suitable  exchanges  of  their  publica- 
tions for  those  of  the  Agriculture  Department. 

Same,  v.  67,  July  1-Dec.  1,  1943  [title  page,  contents,  errata  and  authors' 

emendations,  and  index].     1944.     v-|-513-520  p.     *  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  12 

A  1.23 :  67/t.  p.  &  ind. 

•     Sent  to  Depository  Libraries 

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7;>()  (ioVKRNMEXT   I^UIJLICATIONS 

I'lihlicdlions.  ITjiIkhI  States  1  )opartin('iit  of  Ajjiiciilturo,  inonthly  list  of  publica- 
tioius.     SiH'  oiitry,  liclow,  under  center  head  Information  Office. 

Santa.  Ynvz  River.  Surv<'y  report  on  Santa  Ynez  River  watershed,  Calif.  1944. 
v+31  p.  2  nuipsv     (H.  doc.  518,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     *  I'aper,  10c. 

fiot/s.  Studies  of  microbial  activity,  chlorate  reduction,  and  chlorate  toxicity  in 
soils  treated  with  sodium  chlorate  Iwith  list  of  literature  cited]  ;  by  Rus.sell  T. 
Nelson.  1J)44.  [2J +2L!l-2.'{7  p.  [From  Journal  of  agricultural  research,  Mar. 
1,  1944,  V.  68,  no.  5.]     •  Paper,  oc.  A  l._>3/a  :  So  34/100 

USD  A,  June  12  and  2(>,  1W4 ;  [v.  3,  no.  12  and  13.]      1 1944.]     Each  4  p.  4"     [Fort- 
nightly.]    -t 
L.  C.  card  Agr  42-258  A  1.57  :  3/12, 13 

Y(i::o()  River.  Survey  of  Yazoo  River  watershed  in  Mississippi,  letter  transmitting 
reiK)rt  of  survey  of  Yazoo  River  watershed  in  Mississippi,  describing  investiga- 
tion of  program  of  waterflow  retardation  and  soil  erosion  prevention  in  aid  of 
flood  control.  1944.  v-[-58  p.  il.  (H.  doc.  5(>4,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.) 
*  Paper,  10c. 

AGRICULTURAL  ECONOMICS  BUREAU 

Agricultural  situation,  brief  summary  of  economic  conditions,  June  1944 ;  v.  28, 

no.   0.     [1944.]     24  p.    il.     [Monthly.]     *  Paper,  5c.   single  copy,   50c.   a  yr. ; 
foreign  subscription,  70c.     •  Item  54 

L.  C.  card  Agr  26-1797  A  36.15 :  28/6 

Agricultural  statistics.  Statistical  summary,  SS-17 ;  Mar.  31,  1944.  [1944.] 
[2]  p.  4°     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t  A 36.151: 17 

■     Same,  SS-18 ;  Apr.  29,  1944.     [1944.]     [2]  p.  4"     [Monthly.    Processed.]     t 

A  36.151: 18 

Citrus,  revised  estimates  of  production  and  utilization,  1934-35  to  1942-43.  May 
1944.     10  p.  4°     (Crop  Reixirting  Board.)      [Processed.]     t 

A  36.2 :  C  49/8/934/43 

Cotton.  Adequacy  of  district  indications  in  estimating  change  in  cotton  acreage; 
[prepared  by  Ella  Sue  Minor].  Feb.  1944.  6  p.  4"  (C.R.P.16.)  [Proc- 
essed.]    t  A  36.92: 16 

Cottonsituation,CS-90;  May  1944.  [1944.]  11  p.  il.  4"  [Monthly.  Proc- 
essed.]    t  A  36.40/2:  90 

Cottonseed  production,  United  States,  1928-42  (revised).  May  5,  1944.  [2]  p.  4° 
[  Processed.  ]     t  A  36.2  :  C  83/8 

Crop  production,  June  1,  1944.  [1944.]  l-14b+15-24  p.  il.  large  8'  (Crop  Re- 
porting Board.)      [Monthly.     Processed.]     f  A  36.29: 944/6 

Dairif  situation.  Dairy  situation,  DS-153;  Mav  1944.  [1944.]  15  p.  il.  4° 
[Monthly.     Processed.]     f  A  36.65: 153 

Same,  DS-154  ;  June  1944.     [1944.]     14  p.  il.  4°     [Monthly.     Processed.]    t 

A  36.65 :  154 

Demand  and  price  situation.  May  1944.  [1944.]  IS  p.  il.  4°  [Monthlv.  Proc- 
essed.]    t  A  36.28:  944/5 

Expansian  (ivhcat  stocks).  Relative  accuracy  of  mean,  ratio,  and  regression 
methods  of  expansion  [for  estimating  wheat  stocks  in  interior  mills  and 
elevators;  prepared  by  John  R.  Goodman].  Jan.  1944.  8  p.  il.  4"  (CRP-15.) 
[Processed.]     t  A  36.92: 15 

Farm  income.  Farm  income  situation,  FIS-51 ;  Apr.  1944.  [1944.]  23  p.  il.  4° 
[Monthly.     Processed.]     t  A  36.122 :  51 

Same,  FIS-52 ;  May  1944.     11944.]     11  p.  il.  4°     [Monthlv.     Processed.]     t 

A  36.122 :  52 

Farm  labor:  Farm  employment  up  more  than  usual.  June  14,  1944.  7  p.  il.  4° 
[  Processed.  ]     t  A  36.140 :  944/6 

•     Sent  to  Depository  Libraries 


July  IdU  737 

Fats  and  oils  situation,  F0S-8T ;  May  1944.  11944.  |  22'  i).  il.  4"  IMonthly. 
Processed.  ]     f  A  3(5.97  :  87 

Feed  situation,  FDS-58;  May  1944.  1 1944. 1  IG  p.  il.  4"  [Monthly.  Proc- 
essed.]    t  A  36.117:  58 

Food.     National  food  situation,  NFS-16;  May  1944.  |1944.|    9  p.  il.  4"     [Monthly. 

Processed.]     t  A  36.147:  16 

Fruit  and  nut  crop  prospects.  June  10,  1944.  11  p.  large  8"  (Crop  Reporting 
Board.)      [Processed.]     t  A  36.32 :  944/3 

La)id   tmlicy  rcvieto,   summer   1944;   v.    7,   no.    2.     [1944.  |     49   p.     |  (Quarterly.  1 
♦Paper,  10c.  single  copy,  'Mi:  a  yr. ;  foieign  suhsiription.  40c.      •  Item  59 
L.  C.  card  A.sir  38-364  A  36.1 03  :  7/2 

Livextock  and  wool  situation,  LWS-2r) ;  May  1944.  [1944.]  2.".  p.  il.  4"  [IMonthly. 
Processed.]     t  A3().141:2r) 

Negro  faniier.s  in  wartime  food  production.  [Oct.  1943.  slightly  revised  May  1944.  | 
[1944.]      ii  +  14p.  il.      (Farmer  and  the  war  6.)      *  Paper,  5c.  A30.145:(5/2 

Peaches.  Peaches,  pears,  cherries,  apricots,  California  pliuns,  utilization  of  pro- 
duction, 1942  and  1943.  June  1944.  7  p.  4"  (Crop  Reporting  Board.)  [Proc- 
essetl. ]     t  A  36.2 :  P  313/4/942-43 

Peaches,  utilization  of  production,  United  States  total  and  selected  States. 

May  1944.     6  p.  4"      (Crop  Reporting  Board.)      [Processed.)      t 

A  36.2  :  P  313/3 

Poultrif  and  egg  situation,  PES-S9;  May  1944.  [VMA.\  12  p.  il.  4"  [Monthly. 
Processed.]     f  A  36.96  :  89 

Priee.'^.  Use  of  frequency  distriitution  as  basis  for  editing  returns;  [prepared 
bv  A.  C.  Brittain].     May  1944.     6  p.  4"     (C.  R.  1'.  17.)      [Processed.]     t 

A  36.92 :  17 

Publications.  Check  list  of  printed  and  processed  (nonperiodical)  publications 
issued  during  May  1944.     [1944.]     3  p.  4"     [Monthly.     I'rocessed.]     f 

A  36.70/2 :  944/.J 

SorffJiiim.  Farm  production,  farm  dispo.sition,  and  value  of  sorghums  for  grain, 
1929^41,  by  States;  [prepared  by  C.  E.  Burkhead,  H.  R.  Walker  and  others  of 
staff  of  Crop  Reporting  Board].  Washington,  D.  C,  May  1944.  [1]  +8  p.  il.  4" 
( [Crop  Reporting  Board.] )      [Processed.]     f  A  36.2  :  So  6/929-41 

Soybeans  harvested  for  beans,  acreage,  yield,  and  production,  1940-43,  by  counties 
for  15  principal  States.  Washington,  D.  C,  May  1944.  57  p.  4"  [Proc- 
essed. ]     t  A  36.2 :  So  9/940-43 

Tares.  Farmers'  interest  in  new  tax  law;  by  Gerhard  J.  Isaac.  June  1944. 
3  p.  4"     [  Processed.  ]     j  A  36.2  :  T 19/4 

Vegetables.     Commercial   truck   crop  estimate   reports.     [Processed.]     t 

A  36.101 : 
Note. — Tlip  Agricultural  Economics  Buroau  issues  a  series  of  reports  relafinjc  to  truclc 
crops  which,  although  numbered  in  one  series  (TC  followed  by  tlie  year  and  a  number 
with  a  (iiffer<'nt  group  of  hundreds  assigned  for  each  montli),  consists  of  several  distinct 
groups  as  follows  :  Commeicial  truck  crops  for  fresh  market,  commonly  called  Truck  crop 
reports ;  Truck  crop.s  for  commercial  processing,  commonly  called  Canning  crop  reports ; 
Truck  crop  news  ;  Annual  summaries  in  December  each  year.  Revised  statistical  sum- 
maries are  issued  at  appropriate  intervals  covering  a  varying  period  of  years.  I'rinted 
summaries  of  these  reports  wi-re  published  in  Crops  and  markets  prior  to  June  19:>7,  but 
these  have  been  discontinued.  A  yearly  summary  only  is  published  in  the  .January 
quarterly  issue  each  year. 

AGRICULTURAL  RESEARCH  ADMINISTRATION 

AGRICXTLTUKAI-   AND   INDUSTUIAI.   CHEMISTKV    BUREAU 

Freezing  of  foods.     Information  sheet,  selected  bibliography  on  freezing  preset 
ration  of  fruits  and  vegetables,  1920-43.     June  1944.     22  p.  4"     (AIC-46;  West- 
ern Regional  Research  Laboratory.)      [Processed.     Replaces  Information  sheet 
ACE  87  and  supplements  for  years  1940-42.]     f  A  77.104/2:  46 

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738  Go\T-RNMENT  PUBLICATIONS 

Naval  stores.  1943-44  annual  naval  stores  report  on  production,  distribution, 
consumption  and  stocks  of  turpentine  and  rosin  of  United  States,  by  crop  years, 
Apr.  1,  1943-ilar.  31,  1944;  compiled  by  L.  A.  Goldblatt.  May  24.  1944. 
[1]+11   p.  4"     (AIC-48.)      [Processed.]     f  A  77.lCt4/2 :  48 

Noresral.  Information  on  noreseal,  a  new  cork  substitute  [with  list  of  literature 
cited]  ;  by  S.  I.  Aronovsky,  W.  F.  Talburt,  and  E.  C.  Latlirop.  May  1944. 
[l]+16+[4]  p.  5  pi.  4°  (AIC-44;  Northern  Regional  Research  Labor.itory.) 
[  Processed.  ]     t  A  77.104/2 :  44 

Onions.  Information  sheet  on  drying-rate  nomographs :  5,  Onion  slices.  Apr. 
1944.  2  p.  8  p.  of  pi.  4°  (AIC-31-5;  Western  Regional  Research  Laboratory.) 
[Processed.]     t  A  77.104/2 :  31-V 

Penicillin.  Background  of  penicillin  production;  by  Robert  D.  Coghill.  [1944.] 
14  p.  4°  (AIC-49.)  [Processed.  Presented  by  Robert  D.  Coghill  at  annual 
meeting  of  American  Chemical  Society,  Cleveland,  Ohio,  Apr.  5,  1944.  Pub- 
lished in  Chemical  and  engineering  news  22,  1944,  under  title,  Penicillin,  sci- 
ence's Cinderella.]     t  A  77.104/2 :  49 

ANIMAL  INDUSTRY  BUREAU 

Bang's  disease.  Statement  of  indemnity  claims  and  averages  in  cooperative 
Bang's  disease  work,  Apr.  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4°     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t 

A  77.211 :  944/4 

Summary  of  brucellosis   (Bang's  disease)   control  program  conducted  by 

Bureau  of  Animal  Industry  in  cooperation  with  the  various  States,  July  1, 
1934-Apr.  30,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4°     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t 

A  77.213 :  944/4 

Sumary  of  brucellosis    (Bang's  disease)    work  in  cooperation  with  the 

various  States,  Apr.  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  oblong  S°     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t 

A  77.212 :  944/4 

Meat.  Freezing  meat  and  poultry  products  for  home  use.  1944.  [2]  p.  il  large 
4°,  folded  into  narrow  8°  size.     (Agriculture  Dept.     AWI-75.)     t     •  Item  11 

A  1.59 :  75 

Posters.  Pork,  a  savory  nourishing  food,  rich  in  protein,  fat,  and  vitamin  B, 
cook  pork  and  its  products  thoroughly  as  a  health  safeguard ;  [poster].  [1944.] 
11X13.5  in.     [Cardboard.]     t  A  77.220  :P82 

Service  announcements.     Service  and  regulatory  announcements,  Apr.  1944  ;  [no.] 
444.     May  1944.     p.  21-27.     [Monthly.]     *  Paper,  5c,  single  copy,  25c  a  yr. ; 
foreign  subscription,  60c.     •  Item  70 
L.  C.  Card  Agr  7-lGo8  A  77.208:  444 

Tuberculosis  in  animals.  Summary  of  tuberculosis  eradication  in  cooperation 
with  the  various  States,  Apr.  1944.  [1944.]  1  p.  oblong  8°  [Monthly.  Proc- 
essed.]    t  A  77.216:  944/4 

Virus-Srrum  Control  Division.  Activities  of  licensed  establishments  supervised 
by  Virus-Serum  Control  Division,  May  29,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  4°  (Notice  209, 
V.  S.  C.)     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t  A  77.217: 209 

DAIRY   INDUSTRY  BUREAU 

Dairy  herd  improvement.  Dairy-Herd-Improvement  Association  letter,  v.  20,  no. 
5;  May  1944.     [1944.]     22  p.  4°     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t        A  77.608: 20/5 

Same,  v.  20,  no.  6 ;  June  1944.     [1944.]     22  p.  4°     [Monthly.    Processed.]    t 

A  77.608: 20/6 

ENTOMOLOGY   AND  PLANT   QUARANTINE  BUREl&U 

Apanteles  diatraeae,  braconid  parasite  of .  southwestern  corn  borer  [with  list 
of  literature  cited]  ;  by  E.  G.  Davis.  May  1943  [1944].  19  p.  il.  (Agriculture 
Dept.  Technical  bulletin  871.)  [The  issue  date  was  printed  incorrectly  as 
May  1943,  but  the  edition  has  been  corrected  by  the  cancellation  of  the  date  1943 
and  the  substitution  of  1944.]  *  Paper,  10c.  •  Item  16 
L.  C.  card  Agr  44-110  A  1.36 :  871 

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Dichloro-aiijlienyl-trichloroetlKine.  Inforinatiou  on  DDT  and  suggestions  for 
experimental  work  for  agriculturiil  purposes.  [May  1,  1944.]  6  p.  4° 
[Processed. ]     t  A  77.302  :  D  54 

European  rorix  horrr.  Laboiatory  tests  of  toxicity  of  some  organic  compounds 
to  European  corn  borer,  Jan.-Mar.  1944;  by  D.  D.  Questel,  C.  V.  Bowen,  and 
S.  I.  Gertler.     May  1944.     4  p.  4"     (E-620.)      [Processefl.]     t     A  77.312 :  E-620 

Insecticide  Invest  if/at  iovs  Dirisioti.  Li.st  of  publications  and  patents  of  Division 
of  Insecticide  Investigations,  Jan.  1-May  31,  1944.  [1944.]  5  p.  4° 
[Processed.  ]     t  A  77.318 :  944/1 

Insects.  Emergency  survey  of  insects  affecting  cabbage,  cauliflower,  and  related 
crops.  Apr.  1944.  2  p.  11.  4°  [Processed.  Prepared  in  cooperation  with  indi- 
viduals. State  and  Federal  agencies.]     t  A  77.302 :  In  7/4 

■     Insects  in  relation  to  national  defense:    Reference    index.      Jan.  1944. 

[3J+90  p.  4°     (Circular  23.)      [Processed.]     t  A  77.316: 23 

The    more    important    insect    conditions,     May     1944.     [1944.]  2    p.    4° 

[Monthly.     Processed.]     t  A  77.310/2 :  944/1 

Japanese  beetles.  Milky  disease  spore  dust  for  control  of  Japanese  beetle  grubs 
in  lawns  and  other  turf  areas.     May  1944.     2  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

A  77.302 :  J  27/3 

Methyl  bromide  as  insect  fumigant,  review  of  literature  through  1940  [with 
bibliography] ;  by  R.  L.  Busbey.    May  1944.    38  p.  4"     (E-618)     [Processed.]     t 

A  77.312 :  E-618 

Mexican  fruitflies.    Laboratory  studies  on  toxicity  of  tartar  emetic  to  Mexican 
fruitfly  [with  list  of  literature  cited] ;  by  C.  C.  Plummer.     June  1944.     14  p.  il. 
(Agriculture  Dept.     Circular  697.)     *Paper,  5c.     •  Item  7. 
L.  C.  card  Agr  44-111  A  1.4/2  :  697 

Pests.  Review  of  United  States  patents  relating  to  pest  control,  by  R.  C.  Roark, 
v.  17,  no.  4;  Apr.  1944.     [1944.]     7  p.  4°     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t 

A  77.311 :  17/4 

Posters.  Guard  against  enemy  stowaways,  during  summer,  while  your  plane 
is  on  ground,  the  Japanese  beetle  might  enter  through  unprotected  openings 
or  be  carried  in  on  materials  or  clothing;  [poster].     [1944.]     8X5  in.     t 

A  77.319 :  J  27 

Publications.  List  of  publications  on  2,2-Bis  (parachlorophenyl)  -1,  1,1-tri- 
chloroethane  (called  DDT)  from  1874  to  Apr.  30,  1944;  by  R.  C.  Roark.  June 
1944.     12  p.  4"     [Processed.]     f  A  77.302 :  P  96 

Quarantine.  [Code  of  Federal  regulations]  title  7,  Agriculture,  chap.  3,  Bureau 
of  Entomology  and  Plant  Quarantine,  pt.  301,  Domestic  quarantine  notices, 
Japanese  beetle  quarantine  [Notice  of]  quarantine  48,  revision  of  quarantine 
and  regulations,  effective  Mar.  30,  1944.     [1944.]     8  p.     t     •  T^tem  83 

A  77.317 :  48/2 

Summary   of   Federal   domestic   plant   quarantines    [affecting   interstate 

shipments  in  effect  Mar.  15,  1944;  prepared  in]  Division  of  Domestic  Plant 
Quarantines.  [1944.]  cover  title,  66  p.  4°  [Processed.  Supersedes  synopsis 
dated  Jan.  1,  1940,  and  revisions  thereof.]     t  A  77.317  :  sum./944 

Wireworms.     Life  history  of  wireworm  Melanotus  longulus   (Lee.)   in  southern 
California  [with  list  of  literature  cited]  ;  by  M.  W.  Stone  and  A.  F.  Rowland. 
Jan.   1944.     30  p.   il.     (Agriculture  Dept.     Technical  bulletin  858).     *  Paper, 
10c.     •  Item  16 
L.  C.  card  Agr  44-8  A  1.36 :  858 

EXPiaUMIiNT  STATIONS  OFFICE 

Experiment  station  record.  Experiment  station  record,  v.  91,  no.  1;  July  1944. 
[1944.]  cover  title,  p.  1-112.  [Monthly.  Text  and  illustration  on  p.  2-4  of 
cover.]  ♦Paper,  15c.  single  copy,  $1.00  per  vol.  (2  vols,  a  yr.)  ;  foreign  sub- 
scription, $1.75  per  vol.     •  Item  89 

L.  C.  card  Agr  9-832  A  77.408 :  91/1 

Note. — Mainly  made  up  of  abstracts  of  current  publications  on  agricultural  science 
and  home  etonomifs,  espt^cially  those  of  the  United  States  Department  of  Agriculture 
and  the  State  agricultural  experiment  stations. 

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740  Government  Publications 

Experiment  station  record — Continued. 

Same,  v.  89;  index  number.  [1944.]  cover  title,  xiv+'<'81-885  p.  [Con- 
tains title  page,  contents,  and  index  for  v.  .S9,  July-Dec.  1943. J      •  Item  89 

A  77.408 :89/ind. 

HUMAN    NUTRITION    AND    HOME   K(  ONOMICS    HU1{E.VU 

('an)iin!/  and  itrcscrviiig.  Home  canning  of  fruit.s  and  vegetables.  [May  1944.] 
16  p.  11.  oblong  12"  (Agricultuiv  Dept.  AWI-93.)  [Includes  list  of  other 
publications  on  food  preservation  available  from  Agriculture  Department. 
Sui>er.sedes  AWI-41,  Wartime  canning  of  fruits  and  vegetables,  and  AWI-61, 
Canning  tomatoes.]     t     •  Item  11  A  1.59: 93 

PLANT  INDUSTRY,  SOILS,  AND  AGRICULTimAL  ENGINEERING  BUREX4.U 

Amphidiploids  Aegilops  cylindrica  X  Triticum  durum  and  A.  ventricosa  X  T. 
durum  and  tbelr  hybrids  with  T.  aestivum  [with  list  of  literature  cited]  ;  by 
E.  11.  Sears.  194-1.  [2] +135-144  p.  il.  [From  Journal  of  agricultural  re- 
search, Feb.  1,  1944,  v.  68,  no.  3]     *  Paper,  5c.  A  1.23/a  :  W  56/177 

liulmui  fir.  Decay  in  balsam  fir  in  New  England  and  New  York  [with  list  of 
literature  cited]  ;  by  Perley  Spauldlng  and  J.  R.  Hansbrough.  May  1944.  30 
p.  il.  (Agriculture  Dept.  Technical  bulletin  872.)  *  Paper,  10c.  •  Item  16 
L.  C.  card  Agr  44-112  A  1.36:  872 

Billinys  Comity.  N.  Dak.  Soil  survey,  Billings  County,  N.  Dak.  [with  list  of 
literature  cited]  ;  by  M.  J.  Edwards,  J.  K.  Ableiter.  June  1940  [1944].  cover 
title.  111  p.  il.  8  p.  of  pi.  map  in  iwcket.  ([Soil  survey  report]  series  1984, 
no.  1:5.)  [Prepared  in  cooperation  with  North  Dakota  Agricultural  Experiment 
Station.  The  date  of  i.ssue  is  incorrectly  given  on  cover  as  June  1940,  instead 
of  June  1944.  Text  and  another  illustration  on  p.  2  and  4  of  cover.]  *  Paper, 
$1.25.  •  Item  143 
L.  C.  card  Agr  44-113  A  77.514 :  934/25 

Blueberry  growing;  [by  George  M.  Darrow,  R.  B.  Wilcox,  and  Charles  S.  Beck- 
with.]  [May  1944.]  ii+38  p.  il.  (Agriculture  Dept.  Farmers'  bulletin 
1951.)  [Prepared  in  cooperatiim  with  New  Jersey  State  Agricultural  Experi- 
ment Station.  Supersedes  Leaflet  201,  Blueberries.]  *  Paijer,  10c.  •  Item  10 
L.  C.  card  Agr  44-114  A  1.9 :  1951 

Boats.  Moisture  content  of  wood  boats ;  [by  Ray  R.  Hirt].  Beltsville,  Md.,  Mar. 
1944.     [l]+13p.  4"     (Forest  pathology  special  release  18.)     [Processed]     J 

A  77.516 :  18 

Brown  spot  needle  blight  of  pine  seedlings   [with  list  of  literature  cited]  ;  by 
Paul  V.  Siggers.     May  1944.     36  p.  il.  2  p.  of  pi.     (Agriculture  Dept.     Technical 
bulletin  870. )     *  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  16 
L.  C.  card  Agr  44-115  A1.36 :  870 

Chestnuts.  Planting  and  care  of  blight-resistant  chestnuts  for  forest  trees;  [by 
Jesse  D.  Diller].  Beltsville,  Md.,  Feb.  1944.  6  p.  4"  (Forest  pathology  special 
release  15.)  [Processed.  Previous  issues  not  entered  in  the  Monthly  cata- 
log.]    i  A  77.516: 15 

Dry  land  rotation  and  tillage  experiments  at  Akron    (Colorado)    Field  Station 
[with  list  of  literature  cited]  ;  by  J.  F.  Brandon  and  O.  R.  Mathews.     May  1944. 
[l]+53  p.  il.     (Agriculture  Dept.     Circular  70O.)     *  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  7 
L.  C.  card  Agr  44-116  A  1.4/2 :  700 

lloff-housing  requirements  [with  list  of  selected  references  on  hog  houses]  ;  by 
T.  A.  H.  Miller,  Wallace  Ashby,  and  J.  H.  Zeller.     May  1M4.     16  p.  il.     (Agri- 
culture Dept.     Circular  701.)      [Prepared  in  cooperation  with  Animal  Industry 
Bureau.]     *  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  7 
L.  C.  card  Agr  44-117  A  1.4/2 :  701 

Lettuce  varieties  and  culture;   [by  Ross  C.  Thompson].     [May  1944.]     [2] +38 
p.  il.     (Agriculture  Dept.  Farmers'  bulletin  1953.)      [Supersedes  Farmers'  bul- 
letin 1609,  Lettuce  growing.]     *  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  10 
L.  C.  ca  rd  Agr  44-1 18  A  1 .9 :  1953 

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July  1944  741 

Pears.  Effect  of  water  deficits  in  the  tree  upon  maturity,  composition,  and 
storage  quality  of  Bosc  pears  [witli  list  of  literature  citedl  ;  by  A.  Lloyd  Kyall 
and  W.  W.  Aldrich.  1944.  [2] +121-133  p.  il.  1  From  Journal  of  agricultural 
research,  Feb.  1,  1944,  v.  68,  no.  3.]     *  Paper,  5c.  A  1.23/a  :  P  316/16 

Phuit  disease  reporter,  v.  28,  no.  11-14;  May  1-22,  1944;  issued  by  Plant  Disease 
Survey,  Division  of  Mycology  and  Disease  Survey.  [1944.]  p.  36.1-494,  il.  4" 
[Processed.]     t  A  77.511 ;  28/11-14 

Platit  disease  surveys  in  northeastern  United  States  in  1943.  June  1,  1944. 
I).  123-229,  4"     (Plant  disease  reporter  supp.  147.)      [Processed.]     t 

A  77.512:  147 

Sweet  potatoes.     Curing  and  storage  methods  in  relation  to  quality  of  Porto  Rico 
sweetpotatoes    [with    list   of   literature   cited]  ;    by   J.    M.    Lutz.     June   1944. 
12  p.  il.     (Agriculture  Dept.     Circular  699.)      *  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  7 
L.  C.  card  Agr.  44-119  A  1.4/2  :  699 

Sweetpotato  diseases;  [by  L.  L.  Harter].     [Oct.  1919,  revised  Feb.  1944.] 

[1944.]     ii+26  p.  il.     (Agriculture  Dept.     Farmers'  bulletin  1059.)     *  Paper, 
10c.     •  Item  10 

L.  C.  card  Agr  44-120  A  1.9  :  1059/3 

VavderJmrgli  Comity,  Itul.  Soil  survey,  Vanderburgh  County,  Iiid.  [with  list 
of  literature  cited]  ;  by  A.  J.  Vessel,  J.  C  Wade,  and  Sutton  Myers.  June 
1944.  cover  title,  148  p.  il  6  p.  of  pi.  map  in  ijocket.  ([Soil  survey  report] 
series  1939,  no.  2.)  [Prepared  in  cooperation  with  Purdue  University  Agricul- 
tural Experiment  Station.  Text  and  another  illustration  on  p.  2  and  4  of 
cover.]  *  Paper,  7oc.  •  Item  US 
L.  C.  card  Agr  44-121  A  77.514  ;  939/2 

FARM  CREDIT  ADMINISTRATION 

News  for  farmer  eooperatives.     News  for  farmer  cooperatives,  J\me  1944;  [v.  11, 
no.   3].     [1944.]     24   p.    il.   large  8"     [Monthly.]     *  Paper,   lOc.    single   copy; 
$1.00  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $1.40.     •  Item  106 
L.  (\  card  36-20027  A  72.10 :  11/3 

Same.  July  1944;    [v.  11,  no.  4j.     [1944.]     24  p.  il.  large  8"     [Monthly.] 

•  Item  106  A  72.10 :  11/4 

FOREIGN  AGRICULTURAL  RELATIONS  OFFICE 

Af/riculfure  in  the  Americas,  June  1944;  [v.  4,  no.  6].  [1944.]  cover  title, 
p.  103-118,  il.  4°     [Monthly.     Text  and  another  illustration  on  p.  2-4  of  cover.] 

*  Paper,  10c.  single  copv,  75c.  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $1.20.     •  Item  116 

L.  C.  card  Agr  41-6  A  67.15 :  4/6 

Foreign  agriculture,  review  of  foreign  farm  policy,  production,  and  trade,  v.  8, 
no.  6;  June  1944.     [1944.]     [2] +123-144  p.  4"     [Monthly.]     *  Paper,  10c.  single 
ff^py,  $1.00  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscinption,  ,$1.60.     •  Item  lis 
L.  C.  card  43^0327  A  67.7 :  8/6 

Foreign  crops  and  markets,  summai'y.  May  1944.  [1944.]  p.  187-24S,  4" 
[Monthl.y.     Processed.]     t  "  A  67.8: 944/5 

Me,Tico.  Fruit  industry  of  Mexico  [with  list  of  literature  cited]  ;  by  Fred  A. 
Motz  and  Lester  D.  Mallory.  April  1944.  cover  title,  184  p.  il  4°  (Foreign 
agriculture  report  9.)      [Text  on  p.  2  of  cover.]     *  Paper,  4.5c.     •    Item  119 

A  67.16 :  9 

Wool.  Recent  developments  in  world  wool  supply  situation;  [prepared  b.y  Esther 
H.  Johnson].  [1944.)  p.  09-78,  4"  [Processed.  From  Foreign  crops  and 
markets,  Feb.  1944.]     t  A  67.8/a  :  W  88 

FOREST  SERVICE 

Ash.  American  woods:  Ash  [with  list  of  references]  ;  by  H.  S.  Betts.  Apr.  1944. 
11  p.  1  pi.  7  maps,  4°     [Processed.]     t  A  13.31 :  As  3/944 

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Fibcrboard.  Weatherproof  solid  fibroboard,  evaluation  of  quality  of  conunercial 
boards  and  development  of  improved  weatherproof  board;  |by  F.  A.  Sinimonds, 
J.  N.  McGovern,  and  C.  O.  Seborg].  Feb.  1944.  [l]+9  p.  4"  (Forest  Products 
Laboratory.)      [Processed.]     t  A  13.27/2  :F  44 

Oluc.  Experiments  with  preservatives  for  soybean  glue  and  soybean-glued  ply- 
wood; [by  F.  H.  Kaufort  and  J.  Oscar  Blew].  Mar.  1944.  [i]-(-i5-f  [5]  p.  4° 
(Forest  Products  Laboratory.)      [Processed.]     t  A  13.27/2 :  G  o2/14 

Gmzitig.     Moderate  grazing  pays  on  California  annual-type  ranges;  [by  August 
-L.     Ilorniay].     [June    1944.]     8    p.     il.     (Agriculture    Dept.    Leaflet    239.) 
*  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  13 
L.  C.  card  Agr  44-122  A  1.35  :  239 

Jack  pine.  Influence  of  controllable  environmental  conditions  on  regeneration 
of  jack  pine  and  black  spruce  [with  list  of  literature  cited] ;  by  Russell  K. 
LeBarron.  1944.  [2] -f  97-119  p.  il.  [From  Journal  of  agricultural  research, 
Feb.  1,  1944,  v.  68,  no.  3.]     *  Paper,  5c.  A  1.23/a  :  P  652/22 

Posters.  My  V  for  victory  !  gum  for  war;  [poster].  1944.  18.4X14.3  in.  (Tim- 
ber Production  War  Project.)     [Illustrator,  Harry  EossoU.]    t     A  13.20/3 :  V  66 

Pulp.  List  of  publications  on  pulp  and  paper ;  Apr.  1944.  [1944.]  [1]+31  p.  4° 
( Forest  Products  Laboratory. )  [Processed.]  t  Forest  Products  Laboratory, 
Madison,  Wis.  A  13.27/7 :  P  96/2/944 

SaiomiUs.  Small  sawmill  improvement,  practical  pointers  to  field  agencies : 
Truck-mounted  hoist;  [by  C.  J.  Telford].  May  1944.  [2]  p.  il.  4"  (Forest 
Products  Laboratory.)     [Processed.]     t  A  13.27/2 :  Sa 9/11 

Timber.  Guides  for  cutting  timber  in  the  Northeast;  [prepared  by  Allegheny 
Forest  Experiment  Station].  Apr.  1944.  12  p.  il.  (Agriculture  Dept. 
AWI-90.)     t     •Item  11  A  1.59: 90 

White  fir.  American  woods :  White  fir  [with  list  of  references]  ;  by  H.  S.  Betts. 
Apr.  1944.     11  p.  1  pi.  6  maps,  4°     [Processed.]     t  A  13.31 :  F  51/944 

Wood.  List  of  publications  on  chemistry  of  wood  and  derived  products ;  Mar. 
1944.  [1944.]  [l]-f3S  p.  4°  (Forest  Products  Laboratory.)  [Processed] 
t  Forest  Products  Laboratory,  Madison,  Wis.  A  13.27/7 :  W  85/3/944 

Partial  list  of  Government  publications  of  interest  to  architects,  builders, 

engineers,  and  retail  lumbennen;  Apr.  1944.  [1944.].  [l]-fl9  p.  4°  (Forest 
Products  Laboratory.)  [Processed.]  t  Forest  Products  Laboratory,  Madi- 
son, Wis.  A  13.27/7 :  Ar  2/944 

Wood  preservation.  Methods  of  applying  wood  preservatives  [with  list  of  ref- 
erences]. Revised  Apr.  1944.  [1944.]  [l]-f21  p.  4"  (Forest  Products 
Laboratory.)      [Processed.]     $  A  13.27/2 :  W  85/55/944 

Treating  wood  in  pentachlorphenol  solution  by  cold-soaking  method ;  [by 

J.  Oscar  Blew].  Mar.  1944.  [l]+9  p.  il.  4°  (Forest  Products  Laboratory.) 
[Processed.  Includes  on  p.  8,  list  of  Forest  Products  Laboratory  publications 
on  nonpressure  treatments.]     J  A  13.27/2 :  W  85/75 

INFORMATION  OFFICE 

Clip  sheet,  no.  1353-56;  June  4-25,  1944.  [1944.]  Each  4  leaves,  4°  [Weekly. 
Processed.]     t     (limited  distribution).  A  21.15: 1353-13r.(; 

Note. — The  Clip  sheet  is  not  available  either  for  free  distribution  or  for  sale  to  the 
public.  It  is  distributed  only  to  professional  writers,  newspapers,  and  publishers  Inter- 
ested in  agricultural  information.      (No  subscription  list.  > 

Farm  safety  [with  list  of  reference  sources].  June  1,  1944.  3  +  [l]  p.  4°  (Food 
information  no.  89. )      [Processed.  ]  J  A  21.18 :  89 

Farmers'  bulletins  nos.  192()-50  [title  page]  with  contents;  prepared  in  Indexing 
Section.     1944.     [l]-f  10  p.     (Publications  Division.)     *  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  10 

A  1.9 :  1926-1950/t.p.&  cont. 

Food  for  cattle.  Use  of  grain  sorghums  and  Sudan  grass  for  feed.  May  22,  1944. 
1  p.  4"     (Food  information  no.  88-f.)     [Processed.]     t  A21.18:  88-f 

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July  1944  743 

Poultry  culling.  May  22,  1944.  5  [4]  p.  il.  4"  (Food  information  no.  SS-g.) 
[Processed.     The  last  page  is  numbered  incorrectly  5  instead  of  4.]     % 

A  21.18 :  88-g 

Puilications.     United  States  Department  of  Agriculture,  monthly  list  of  publi- 
cations. May  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.     t     •Item  132 
L.  C.  card  Agr  9-1414  A  21.6/5 :  944/5 

Technical  bulletins  826-850,  [title  page]  with  contents;  prepared  in  Indexing 
Section,     1944.     xii  p.     (Publications  Division.)     *  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  16 

A  1.36 :  826-850/t.p.&  cont. 

LIBRARY 

Agriculture.    Bibliography  of  agriculture,  v.  4,  no.  6 ;  June  1944.    [1944.]     [313]  p. 
4°     [Monthly.     Includes  title  page  and  author  and  subject  indexes  to  v.  4, 
nos.   1-6,   Jan.- June  1944.]     *  Paper,  35c.   single  copy,  $3.75  a   yr. ;   foreign 
subscription,  $4.75.     •  Item  134 
L.  C.  card  Agr.  42-386  A  17.18 :  4/6 

PERSONNEL  OFFICE 

llandhook  for  your  information;  [prepared  in- Division  of  Training].  [Oct.  1943, 
slightly  revised  Apr.]  1944.  vi.+42  p.  il.  (Agriculture  Dept.  Miscellaneous 
publication  532.)  [Includes  list  of  Some  publications  about  Department  of 
Agriculture.  Text  and  other  illustrations  on  p.  1-4  of  cover.  Title  on  cover 
is :  To  members  of  Department  of  Agriculture,  handbook  for  your  information. 
Page  42  is  left  blank  to  be  used  for  notes.]     %     •  Item  14  A  1.38 :  532/2 

RURAL  ELECTRIFICATION  ADMINISTRATION 

Co-op  quiz  contests.  How  to  put  on  REA  co-op  quiz  contest.  [1944.]  7  p.  4° 
[Processed.]     t  A  68.2:  0  78/3 

Rural  electrification,  its  place  in  education.  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  [1944].  [1]+12  p.  4° 
[Processed.  ]     t  A  68.2 :  R  88/3 

Rural  electrification  neivs.     Rural  electrification  news,  May  1944;  [v.  9,  no.  9]. 
[1944.]     22+ [2]  p.  il.  4°     [Monthly.]     *  Paper,  10c.  single  copy,  75c.  a  yr. ; 
foreign  subscription,  $1.15.     •  Item  147 
L.  C.  card  37-26406.  A  68.9 :  9/9 

Same,  June  1944;   [v.  9,  no.  10].     [1944.]     22+ [2]   p.  il.  4"     [Monthly.] 

•  Item  147  A  68.9 :  9/10 

WAR  FOOD  ADMINISTRATION 

Addresses.  Our  future  food  supply,  address  by  Marvin  Jones,  war  food  adminis- 
trator, over  National  Broadcasting  Company,  May  26,  1944.  [r.)44.]  3  p.  4" 
[Processed.]     t  A  80.7  :F  73/6 

Tomorrow's  food  supply,  address  by  Marvin  Jones,  war  food  adminis- 
trator, at  farming  for  victory  meeting,  Orangeburg,  S.  C,  May  16,  1944,  broad- 
cast on  National  Farm  and  Home  Hour.     [1944.]    3  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

A  80.7 :  F  73/5 

Posters.  Lick  the  platter  clean,  don't  waste  food;  [poster].  1944.  19.7X14.2  in. 
[Illustrator,  Vernon  Grant]     t  A  80.8  :F  73/2 

AGRICULTURAL   ADJUSTMRNT   AGENCY 

Posters.  Aumente  la  produccion,  conservando  su  suelo;  [poster].  1944. 
28X20  in.  No  copies  for  distribution  in  the  United  States,  all  copies  sent  to 
Puerto  Rico.  A  80.607  :P  94 

War     plants     need     corn!     move     yours     to     market;      [poster].     1944. 

27.9X20  in.     t  A  80.607  :  C  81 

COMMODITY    CRKDIT    COEPOUATION 

Cotton.  1944  cotton  loan  instructions.  June  1944.  8  p.  (1^4  C  C.  C.  cotton 
form  1.)     t     •  Item  75  A  80.406:  C  82/944 

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744  Government  Publications 

lllSlKIIil    riON     ((I'KICK 

Addrcxsvs.  VM\  outlook  lor  cMiiniiij;,  l).v  L»'o  M.iisluill,  director  of  distribution, 
WFA,  before  National  Canners  Association,  Washington,  D.  C,  Mav  25,  1944. 
[1944.]     6+[l]    p.   4"     [Processed.]     t  A8D.120:C16 

War  food  buying,  by  Lee  Marshall,  director  of  distribution,  WFA,  remarks 

before  5th  Service  Command,  Food  Service  Show,  QMC,  Cincinnati,  Oliio,  May 
4,1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t         '  A  80.120 :  F  T-'i/S 

Cahbage  as  soldiers  eat  it!   [recipes].     [1944.]     [2]  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

A  80.102 :  C  11 

Cold  storage  report  as  of  June  1,  1944.  [1944]  12  p.  il.  4°  [Montl)ly.  Proc- 
essed.]     t  A  80.107  :  944/G 

C(/nsumers'  guide,  June  1944;   [v.  10,  no.  7].     [1944.]     16  p.  11.  4"     [Monthly. 
Includes  CG  news  letter.     Issue  number  incorrectly  given  as  6  on  p.  2.]    *  Paper, 
fic.  single  copv,  HUc.  a  vr.  ;  foreign  subscription,  70c.      •  Item  48 
L.  C.  card  36-12412  A  80.108 :  10/7 

Voniuiner  notes  no.  IG  and  17 ;  May  10  and  June  5,  1944.  [1944.]  4  p.  and  2  p.  4" 
[Processed.]     t  *  A  80.126 :  10, 17 

Cotton.  Results  of  fiber  and  spinning  tests  of  some  cottons  grown  in  the  mid- 
South  area,  crop  of  1943 ;  [prepared  in  Research  and  Testing  Division,  Cotton 
and  Fiber  Branch].     May  1944.     9  p.  4°     [Proces.sed.]     t 

A  80.102 :  C  82/3/943 

Weekly  cotton  market  review,  v.  25,  no.  44-47;  June  3-24,  1944.     [1944.] 

Each  2  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  A  80.109 :  25/44-^7 

Food.  Cut  food  waste,  make  food  fight  for  freedom.  [May  1944.]  [8]  p.  11.  nar- 
row 8°     (NFC-12.)      I      •  Item  61  A  80.123:  12 

Food  trade  letter  28-31;  Mav  6-27,  1944.     [1944.]     Each   [2]  p.  f  or  4" 

[Weekly.     Processed.]     t  A  80.125: 28-31 

Hay.  Making  high-grade  hay.  [May  1944.]  [6]  p.  il.  narrow  8°  ( [Agricul- 
ture Dept.]     AWI-97.)     t     •  Item  11  A  1.59 :  97 

Honcii.  Semi-monthly  honey  report,  v.  28,  no.  11  and  12 ;  June  1  and  15,  1944. 
[1944.]     8  p.  and  7  p.  narrow  f°     [Processed.]     t  A  80.110 :  28/11-12 

Livestock,  meats  and  wool,  market  reviews  and  statistics,  June  3-24  [1944]  ; 
V.  12,  no.  23-26.     June  7-2S,  1944.    p.  377-445,  4°     [Weekly.     Processed.]     t 

A  80.111 :  12/23-26 

Marketing  activities,  May  1944;  [v.  7,  no.  5].  [1944.]  21  p.  il.  4"  [Monthly. 
Processed.]     t  A  80.114:  7/5 

Milk.  Order,  as  amended  regulating  handling  of  milk  in  Quad  Cities  marketing 
area,  effective  Apr.  1,  1944.  [1944.]  18  p.  (Order  44,  as  amended.)  [Title 
7.  chap.  9,  Code  of  Federal  regulations,  (Marketing  orders)  pt.  944.]  t 
•  Item  159  A  80.116 :  44 

Nutrition.  Industrial  nutrition  service,  Feb.  1944.  [1944.]  2-]- [2]  p.  4° 
[Monthly.     Processed.]     t  A  80.127 :  944/2 

Same,  Mar.  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  1  pi.  4"     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t 

A  80.127  :  944/3 

Same,  Apr.  1944.     [1044.  |     4*  p.  1  pi.  4"     [^Monthly.     Processed.]     t 

A  80.127  :  944/4 

■ Same,  May  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  4"     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t 

A  80.127 :  944/5 

Same,  June  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  1  pi.  4"     [Montiily.     Prooessed.]     t 

A  80.127 :  944/6 

P.  and  S.  docket.  P.  and  S.  docket,  monthly  reiwrt  of  action  taken  on  cases 
arising  under  packers  and  stockyards  act,  v.  6,  no.  5;  May  1944.  [1944.] 
4  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t  A  80.115:  0/5 

Same,  V.  6,  no.  6 ;  June  1944.     [1944.]     2  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t 

A  80.115 : 6/6 


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July  1044  745 

PmnutK.  Weekly  pennnt  report,  v.  2(!.  no.  L'3--L'(5 ;  Juno  7-28,  1044.  L1'->44.1 
various  paging,  narrow  f°     [Processed.]     t  A  80.112 :  20/23-2(5 

St ra wherries.  Tentative  United  States  standards  for  grades  of  frozen  straw- 
berries (efloctive  Jul.v  1,  11)44).  [1944.1  T+[l]  p.  4"  [Processed.  Super- 
sedes standards  that  have  been  in  effect  since  Sept.  1,  1042.1     t 

A  80.121:  St  8/044 

Sugarcave.  Determination  of  f;iir  and  reasonable  prices  for  1043-44  ciop  of 
Puerto  Rican  sugarcane.  Mar.  27,  1044.  3  p.  (S.  D.  101;  Sugar  Branch.) 
t     •  Item  30  A  80.117  :  101 

Determination  of  fair  and  reasonable  wage  rates  for  persons  employed  in 

harvesting  of  .sugarcane  in  Florida  during  period  Sept.  1,  1043-June  30,  1044. 
Apr.  10,  1044.     1  p.     (S.  D.  102;  Sugar  Branch.)     t  A  80.117 :  102 

Tobacco  market  review,  1043^4  season,  class  3  (b),  dark  air-cured  types  35,  3f>, 
and  37.     Apr.  1044.     [21+23  p.  il.  4"     [Processed.]     t      A  80.102  :  T  r.r)/043-44 

KXTKNSION    SKKVICE 

Extension  Siervire  rerieir.     Extension  Service  review,  v.   ir>,  no.  H ;   May   1044. 
[1044.]     p.  (i.T-SO,   il.   4"     [Monthly.]     *  Paper,   lOc.   .single  copy,   $1.00'a   yr. ; 
foreign  subscription,  $1.40     •  Item  05 
L.  C.  card  Agr  30-350  A  80.307  :  15/5 

■ Same,    v.    15,    no.    0;    June    1044.     [1044.]     p.    S1-0(>,    il.    4"     [Monthlv.l 

•  Item  05  A  80.307  :  IH/C, 

hisrrts.  Victory  garden  insect  guide.  May  1044.  K!  p.  il.  oblong  32"  (Agri- 
culture Dept.  AWI-05.)  [Prep-ired  in  cooperation  with  Entomology  and 
Plant  Quarantine  Bureau.]     t     •  Item  11  A  1.50:  05 

Jefferson.  Thomas.  Participation  of  4-H  club  members  in  honoring  memory 
of  Thomas  Jefferson,  agriculturist.     [1944.]     [l]+6  p.  4"     [Proces.sed.]     f 

A  80.302  :  J  35 

Posfer-'i.  We  farmers  need  your  helii  more  than  ever  this  year,  will  you  spend 
.some  of  vour  spare  time  on  a  farm  this  summer?  [poster].  1944.  11X21  in. 
[Cardboard.]     t     War  Information   Office  A  80.308 :F  22 

Slidrfilnis. 

Note. — Slidefilms  rovoring  many  pliasp.s  of  agriculturp  and  liomo  economics  have  bepn 
prepannl  by  the  Extension  Service  in  cooperation  with  snliiect-niatter  bureans  of  the 
Agriculture  Department.      Eacli  .slidefihn  is  accompanied  l)y  explanatory  lecture  notes. 

A  list  of  available  subjects  and  information  on  how  to  purchase  slidefilms  may  be 
obtained  from,  the  Division  of  Extension  Information,  Extension  Service,  Department  of 
Agriculture,  Washington  25,  D.  C. 

Victory  Farm  Vohoiteers.  VFV  on  the  farm  front.  May  1944.  12  p.  il.  4" 
(Agriculture  Dept.  Miscellaneous  publication  542.)  *  Paper,  10c.  •  Item  14 
L.  C.  card  Agi"  44-123  A  1.38 :  542 

Your  job  as  work  leader  [Victory  Farm  Volunteers,  extension  farm-labor 

program].     May  1944.     [8]   p.     il.  narrow  8"     (Agriculture  Dept.     AWI  96.) 
t     •  Item   11  A  1.50:  96 

Womcn'.<^  Land  Army.  Pitch  in  and  help!  Women's  Land  Army  calls  800.000 
women  to  the  farm  in  1944.  May  1944.  [4]  p.  il.  narrow  8"  (Agriculture 
Dept.     AWI-101.)     t     •  Item  11  A  1.59: 101 

Women's  Land   Armv  of  V.    S.    Crop  Corps,   1944.     May   1944.     8  p.   il. 

(Agriculture  Dept.     AWi-102.)     t     •  Item  11  A  1.59:  102 

FARM    Si:<  UUITY   ADMINISTRATION 

Note. — By  authority  of  Adm.inistraloi-'s  memorandum  1!7.  supp.  4,  of  the  War  Food 
Administration,  dated  Jan.  '21,  1!H4.  (lie  Farm  Si'ctirity  .\ilministration  was  authorized 
to  function  as  an   independent  agency  williin   the  War   Food   .Vdministration. 

For  a  publication  ordered  prior  lo  the  change  in  status  nf  the  Farm  Security  Adminis- 
tration, see,  below,  Production  Offl<'<'. 

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PEODUCnoN  ofucb 

Nora. — By  authority  of  Administrator's  meniorandum  27,  supp.  4,  of  the  War  Food 
Administration,  dated  Jan.  21,  1944,  the  name  of  the  Food  Production  Administration  was 
changed  to  Office  of  Production. 

By  the  same  autliority  the  Farm  Security  Administration  was  authorized  to  function 
as  an  independent  agency  within  the  War  Food  Administration. 

The  publication  of  the  Farm  Security  Administ ration  entered  below  wa.s  ordered  prior 
to  the  chansc  in  status  of  the  Administration. 

Addresses.  Cottonseed,  feed,  livestock,  and  other  production  problems,  address 
by  J.  B.  Hutson,  director,  OflBce  of  Production,  War  Food  Administration,  and 
president  of  Commodity  Credit  Corporation,  48th  annual  convention  of  Na- 
tional Cottonseed  Products  Association,  Inc.,  New  Orleans,  La.,  May  17,  1944. 
[1944.]     5  leaves,  4°     [Processed.]     t  A  80.207  :C  82 

Far^m  Security  Administration.     Annual  report  of  Farm  Security  Administration, 
[fiscal  year]  1942-3.     [1943.]     [l]+24  p.  il.  4"     [Processed.]     f 
L.  C.  card  Agr  39-7  A  80.701 :  943 

Note. — This  publication  carries  the  classification  of  the  Farm  Security  Administration 
after  it  was  authorized  to  function  as  an  independent  agency  within  the  War  Food 
Administration  because  of  the  frequent  changes  in  organization. 

SOIL  CONSERVATION  SERVICE 

Cork  oak.  Planting  cork  oak  on  farms  in  the  Southeast ;  [prepared  by  Hill- 
culture  Section,  Soil  Conservation  Service  Research].  Apr.  20,  1944.  2  p.  il.  4" 
[Processed.]     t  A  80.502 :  Oa  4 

Jefferson.  Thomas.     Thomas  Jefferson,  soil  conservationist  [with  list  of  selected 
references;  by  Hugh  H.  Bennett].     [Apr.  1944.]     16  p.  il.  2  p.  of  pi.     (Agri- 
culture Dept.     Miscellaneous  publication  548.)     *  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  14 
L.  C.  card  Agr  44-124  A  1.38 :  548 

Milkweed.  Your  country's  armed  services  need  milkweed  floss,  how  you  can 
help ;  [prepared  by  Soil  Conservation  Service  for  War  Hemp  Industries,  Inc.. 
agents  for  Commodity  Credit  Corporation].  Apr.  1944.  [8]  p.  il.  narrow  8° 
(Agriculture  Dept.  AWI-94.)  [Approved  by  War  Production  Board  and 
Education  Office.]     t     •  Item  11  A  1.59: 94 

Soil  conservation.  Can  you  also  profit  from  soil  conservation?  Apr.  1944.  [2] 
p.  il.  narrow  8°     (Agriculture  Dept.    AWI-98.)     f     •  Item  11  A  1.59: 98 

Soil  conservation,  official  organ  of  Soil  Conservation  Service,  June  1944; 

[v.    9,    no.    12].     [1944.]      [2] +267-288   p.    il.    4°     [Monthly.]     *  Paper,    10c. 

single  copy,  $1.00  a  vr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $1.50.     •  Item  152 

L.  C.  card  Agr  35^03  A  80.507 :  9/12 

Soil  conservation  districts,  state  of  organization  by  States,  approximate  acreage, 
number  of  operating  units  and  farms  in  organized  districts  [as  of  May  15, 
1944].     June  1,  1944.     5  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  A  80.508 :  944/5 

Soybeans.  Soil  conservation  aids  soybean  production.  Apr.  1944.  8  p.  il. 
(Agriculture  Dept.     AWI-92.)     t     •  Item  11  A  1.59 :  92 

AMERICAN  BATTLE  MONUMENTS  COMMISSION 

European  War,  1914-lS.    2d  Division,  summary  of  operations  in  World  War  [with 
list  of  sources].     1944.     x+124  p.  il.  6  maps  in  pocket.     *  Fabrikoid,  $1.50. 
•  Item  162 
L.  C.  card  44-41042  Y  3. Am  3 :  W  89/2d  Div. 

— :-    5th  Division,  summary  of  operations  in  World  War  [with  list  of  sources]. 
1944.     x+76  p.  il.  4  maps  in  pocket.     *  Fabrikoid,  $1.25.     •  Item  162 
L.  C.  card  44-41039  Y  3.Am  3 :  W  89/5th  Div. 

27th  Division,  summary  of  operations  in  World  War  [with  list  of  sources]. 

1944.     x+48  p.  il.  3  maps  in  pocket.     *  Fabrikoid,  $1.00.     •  Item  162 

L.  C.  card  44-40966  Y  3.Am  3 :  W  89/27th  Div. 

•    Sent  to  Depository  Libraries 


July  1944  747 

European  War,  191'i-18 — Continued. 

77th  Division,  summary  of  oiJerations  iu  World  War  [with  list  of  sources!. 

1&44.     x+136  p.  il.  4  maps  in  pocket.     *  Fahrikoid,  ifl.no.     •  Item  162 

L.  C.  card  44-40965  Y  3.Am.  3  :  W  89/77tii  Dlv. 

80th  Division,  sununary  of  oi^'rations  in  World  War  [with  list  of  sources]. 

1944.     x+77  p.  il.  4  maps  in  pocket.     *  Fahrikoid,  $1.25.      •  It<'in  162 

L.  C.  card  44-41040  Y  3.Am  3  :  W  89/SOth  Div. 

92d  Division,  summary  of  operations  in  World  War  [with  list  of  sources]. 

1944.     x+45  p.  il.  2  maps  in  pocket.     *  Fahrikoid,  75c.     •  Item  162 

L.  C.  card  44^1041  Y  3.Am  3 :  W  89/92d  Div. 

ARMY-NAVY  CIVIL  COMMITTEE  ON  AIRCRAFT 
DESIGN  CRITERIA 

Wood.     ANC  bulletin,  wood  aircraft  inspection  and  fabrication   [with  lists  of 
references;  by  Forest  Products  Laboratory,  Forest  Service].     Dec.  20,  1943, 
[published]  1944.     iv+364  p.  il.  4°     (ANC-19.)      [Issued  under  supervision  of 
Aeronautical  Board.     Text  on  p.  2  of  cover.]     *  Paper,  $1.00. 
L.  C.  card  44-41104  Y  3.  Ar  5/3  :  7/19 

BOARD  OF  TRUSTEES  OF  FEDERAL  OLD-AGE  AND 
SURVIVORS  INSURANCE  TRUST  FUND 

Report.    3d  annual  report  of  Board  of  Trustees  of  Federal  Old-Age  and  Survivors 
Insurance  Trust  Fund.     1943.     ii+17  p.     (Senate  committee  print,  78th  Con- 
gress, 1st  session.)      [Printed  for  use  of  Committee  on  Finance.]     t 
L.  C.  card  42-37995  Y  4.F  49 :  F  31/942 

4th  annual  report  of  Board  of  Trustees  of  Federal  Old-Age  and  Survivors 

Insurance  Trust  Fund.     1944.     iii-f29  p.  il.     (H.  doc.  620,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.) 

*  Paper,  lOc. 

CIVIL  SERVICE  COMMISSION 

Note.- — The   Commission   furnishes   individual   copies   of   most   of    its    publication   gra- 
tuitously to  those  who  apply  for  them. 

Civil  service  act,  rules  and  regulations,  annotated,  amended  to  Oct.  31,  1943.     1943 
[published  1944].     xxiii-j-525-|-cxxv  p.     [Issued  in  loose-leaf  form.]     *  Paper, 
$1.00,  pamphlet  edition  (without  supplements),  *  paper,  $4.00,  loose-leaf  edition, 
including  52  supplements.     •  Item  171 
L.  C.  card  31-26497  CS  1.7/1 :  943 

Class  specification.^.  Class  specifications  and  statements  of  allocation  standards 
[for  positions  sub.1ect  to  classification  act  of  1923,  as  amended]  ;  INIar.  1944. 
[1944.]  [32]  p.  [Monthly.  Issued  in  loose-leaf  form.  First  part  of  title  has 
been  added  with  rubber  stamp.]  *  Paper,  15c.  single  copy,  $1.50  a  yr.  •  Item 
169  CS  1.39:  944/3 

Same;  Apr.  1941.     [1944.]     37  p.     [Monthly.     Issued  in  loose-leaf  form.] 

*  Item  169  CS  1.39 :  944/4 
Federal  jobs  outside  continental  U.  S.     [1944.]     24  p.     (Form  3954;  Apr.  1944.) 

t     •  Item  169 

L.  C.  card  44-4110(>  CS  1.2  :  J  57 

Stenographers.  Better  utilization  of  stenographers  and  typists,  handbook  for 
supervisors;  [prepared  by  Interagency  Stenographic  Conference].  [May  1944.] 
iii+12  p.     *  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  171  CS  1.7/2:  St  4 

Typists.  Practice  manual  for  typists  in  Goveriniient  atrencies;  [selected  and 
prepared  by  Committee  on  Training  Materials  of  Interagency  Stenographic 
Conference].  1W4.  iii-|-44  p.  4"  (Federal  Work  Improvement  Program, 
Examining  and   Personnel   Utilization  Division.)      [Text  on   p.   2  of  cover.] 

*  Paper,  15c.     •  Item  171 

L.  C.  card  44-ill65  CS  1.7/2  :  T  98 

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748  Government  Publications 

COMMERCE  DEPARTMENT 


Negroes.     2d   animal   report   of   insurance   companies  owned    and    operated   bv 
Negroes  [1W2].     [1944.]      [11+16  p.  4"     |  Processed.  J     t 
L.  C.  card  44-41103  C  1.2  :  In  7/942 

CENSUS  BUREAU 

Census,  19^/0  (16th).     See,  below,  entries  under  center  bead  Census,  IBJfi  (16th). 

Commerce.  Monthly  summary  of  foreign  commerce  of  United  States,  Oct.  1941, 
corrected  to  Jan.  31,  1942 ;  cunipiled  by  Foreign  Trade  Division.  [Reprint 
1944.]     46  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  0  3.147:941/10 

Same,  Nov.  1941,  corrected  to  Jan.  31,  1942;  compiled  by  Foreign  Trade 

Division.     [Reprint  1944.]     46  p.  4°    [Processed.]     t  €3.147:941/11 

Same,  Dec.  1941,  corrected  to  Feb.  26,  1944 :  compiled  by  P"'oreign  Trade 

Division.     [Reprint  1944.]     64  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  03.147:941/12 

Cotton.  Activity  in  cotton  spinning  industry  for  May  1944.  June  19,  1944. 
1  p.  4°     [Monthly.     Processed.     Preliminary  report.]     t  0  3.53:944/5 

April   report  of  cotton   consumed,   on   hand,   and   active   cotton   spindles. 

May  15,  1944.     oblong  32"     [Preliminary  rep«jrt.     Issued  in  postal  card  form.] 
t  0  3.21 :  943-44/9 

May   report   of  cotton   consumed,   on  hand,  and   active   cotton   spindles. 

June  14,  1944.     oblong  32"     [Preliminary  report.     Issued  in  postal  card  form.] 
t  0  3.21 :  943-44/10 

Cottonseed.  Cottonseed  received,  crushed,  and  on  hand,  and  cottonseed  products 
manufactured,  shipped  out,  and  on  hand,  for  9  months  ending  Apr.  30,  1944, 
and  1943.  May  12,  1944.  oblong  32°  [Preliminary  report.  Issued  in  postal 
card  form.]     t  0  3.149:943-44/9 

Same,   for   10  months   ending   May  31,    1944,    and   1943.     June   13,   1944. 

oblong  32"     [Preliminary  report.     Issued  in  iwstal  card  form.]     t 

0  3.149 :  943^4/10 

Employment.     State  and  local  government  quarterly  employment  survey,  4th  quar- 
ter, 1943;  V.  4,  no.  19,  Final  general  summary  of  public  emplovnient  in  Oct.  1943. 
May  1JM3  [1944.]     14  p.  il.  4"     [Processed.]     t 
L.  O.  card  40-26613  0  3.140 :  4/19 

Same:  v.  4,  no.  20,  Women  in  State  and  local  government  emplovnient 

in  1943.     Mayl&44.     6p.il.,  4°     [Processed.]     t  C3.140':.4/20 

Farm  mortgages.  Farm-mortgage  indebtedness  in  United  States:  release  1, 
Number  of  mortgaged  farms.  [June  25,  1943.]  12  p.  il.  4°  [Processed. 
Cooperative  survey  conducted  by  Census  Bureau  and  Agricultural  Economics 
Bureau.]     t  0  3.2 :  F  22/4/no.l 

Same:  release  2,  Amount  of  farm-mortgage  debt.     [Mar.  25,  1944.]     15  p. 

il.  4"     [Processed.     Cooperative  survey  conducted  by  Census  Bureau  and  Agri- 
cultural Economics  Bureau.]     t  0  3.2 :  F  22/4/no.2 

•     Sent  to  Depository  Libraries 


July  1944 


749 


Financial  statistics.     Couuty  fiuances,  11)42,  suiuiuury  uf  statistical  couipeudium : 
State  summary  of  couuty  goverumeut  tiuauces  in  1942 ;  by  Wylio  Kilpatiick. 
Apr.  1944.     15  p.  4°     [I'rocessed.     Prepared  under  supervision  of  E.  11.  Gray, 
chief,  GJovernment  Division.]     t 
L.  C.  card  42-38813  C  3.2  :  F  49/942/preUm. 

State  finances,  194o :  v.  2,  Topical  reports,  no.  2,  final,  State  tax  collections 

in  1943.     May  1944.     42  p.  il.  4"     [Processed.]     t 

L.  C.  card  16-20796  C  3.141 :  943/v.2,no.2 

Foreign  trade.  Foreign  commerce  and  navigation  of  United  Slates,  calendar 
year  1941 :  Table  1,  Imports  for  consumption,  by  articles  and  countries,  with 
rates  of  duty,  tariff  ijarugraph,  and  calculated  amounts  of  duty  collected,  1941 
(group  totals,  selected  sub-group  totals,  commodities)  ;  compiled  by  Foreign 
Trade  Division.  [1944.]  [1]4-219  p.  4°  [Processed.  For  preliminary  dis- 
tribution.] t 
L.  C.  card  14-21466  C  3.159 :  941/tab.l 

Same:  Table  4,  Exports  of  domestic  merchandise  by  articles  and  countries, 

1941  (group  totals,  selected  sub-group  totals,  commodities)  ;  compiled  by 
Foreign  Trade  Division.  [1944.]  [1]+21S  p.  4°  [Processed,  lleproduced 
manuscript  for  preliminary  distribution.]     t  C  3.159 :  941/tab.4 

Industrial  and  business  statistirs.     [Monthly  and  quarterly  industrial  and  busi- 
ness statistics.]     4°  or  oblong  8°     [Processed.]     f 

C 3. (various  arbitrary  numbers)  : 

Note. — The  Census  Bureau  collects  and  publishes  monthly  and  quarterly  current  statis- 
tics in  processed  form  for  numerous  industries  and  commodities.  Summaries  of  most 
of  these  statistics  are  published  later  in  Survey  of  current  business  issued  each  mouth 
by  the  Foreign  and  Dometic  Commerce  Bureau.  The  titles  of  these  reports  as  issued  for 
l'J44,  with  the  Documents  Office  classificatiou  number  for  each,  are  listed  Lelow  : 

Monthly  industrial  and  business  reports 


Asphalt  and  tar  roofing  and  siding  prod- 
ucts, Shipments  of  (C  .'J.IOO  :) 

Boots,  shoes,  and  slippers,  other  than  rub- 
ber (0  3.43:) 

Commercial  steel  castings   (C3.74:) 

Confectionery  and  competitive  chocolate 
pi'odiicts,  manufacturers'  sales  (C  3.135  :) 

Cotton  consumed,  on  hand,  and  active  cot- 
ton spindles   (C3.21:) 

Cotton,  leather,  and  allied  garments  (ci- 
vilian and  Uoverument)   (C  3.(i4  :) 

Cottonseed  products  manufactured  and  on 
hand  at  oil  mills  by  States  (C  .■^.125  :) 

Domestic  pumps,  water  systems,  and  wind- 
mills (C3.77:) 

Fats  and  oils,  animal  and  vegetable 
(C  3.123:) 

Galvanized  range  boilers  and  tanks  for  hot 
water  heaters  (C3.86:) 

Leather  gloves  and  mittens  (C  3.42  :) 

Malleable  iron  castings  (C  3.80  :) 

Mechanical  stokers  (C  3.91  :) 

Men's  youths',  and  boys'  clothing  (civilian 
and  Government)    (C  3.92  :) 

Oil  burners   (C3.93:) 

Paint,  varnish,  lacquer,  and  fillers  (C  3.94  :) 


Plastic  paints,  coldwater  paints,   and  cal- 
cimines (C3.96:) 
I'orcelain    enameled    products,    metal   base 

only   (C3.98:) 
Public  merchandise  warehousing  (C  3.102  :) 
Pyroxylin    coated    woven    cotton    fabrics 

(C  3.104  :) 
Raw  wool  consumption  (C  3.52  :) 
Ked  cedar  sliingles  (('3.119:) 
Retail  sales,  independent  stores  [summary 

and  one  report  for  each  of  34  States  and 

6  citiesl   (C  3.138  :) 
Sales  finance  companies  (0  3.151  :) 
Steel  barrels  and  drums  (0  3.106  :) 
Steel  boilers  (C  3.107  :) 
Superphosphates  (C  3.111  :) 
Underwear,    knit    clotli    and    knit    fabiic 

gloves  (C  3.113:) 
Wheat  ground  and  wheat-milling  products 

(0  3.117  :) 
White    base    antifriction    bearing    metals 

(0.  3.71  :) 
Wholesalers'  sales,  inventories,  and  credits 

(C.  3.133  :) 
Wool  machinery  activity  (C  3.51  :) 


Quarterly  industrial  and  business  reports 


Blowers,  fans,  unit  heaters,  and  accessory 
equipment   (0  3.143  :) 

Fats  and  oil.s.  Factory  consumption  of  pri- 
mary animal  and  vegetable,  by  classes 
of  products  (C  3.154  :) 

Lacquers,  Sales  of  (C  3.88  :) 


Industry.    Facts  for  industry.    4°  and  oblong  8°     [Processed.]     t 


Warm-air  furnaces  and  winter  air-condi- 
tioning units  (C  3.144  :) 

Wheat  and  wlieat-flour  stocks  held  by  mills 
(C  3.115:) 

Wool  and  related  fibers.  Commercial  stocks 
of  (C  3.52/3:) 


C  3.158 : 


Note. — The  Facts  for  industry  series  was  established  as  the  medium  to  carry  out  the 
policy  adopted  by  the  War  Producti m  Board  of  releasing  significant  statistical  data  to 
industry  whenever  the  release  would  not  interfere  with  llu-  war  effort.  Generally,  the 
series  provides  information  on  such  basic  factors  as  pi'oduction,  shipments,  inventories 
and  unfilled  orders,  for  products  for  which  the  Board  has  required  reperis  in  order  to 
maintain  wartime  controls.  Facts  for  industry  series  is  issued  jointly  by  the  War 
Production  Board  and  the  Bureau  of  the  Census,  aiul  may  be  of  two  kinds  :  one-time 
and  periodic. 


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750  Government  Publications 

Labor  force.  Monthly  report  on  labor  force:  Estimates  of  employment  status  of 
civilian  population  in  United  States  during  week  of  Apr.  2-8,  1944.  May  15, 
]!)44.     4  p.  4"      (Siiecial  surveys;  MRLF-no.  23.)      |Proccssed.]      t 

C  3.155 :  23 

Same  duritig  week  of  May  7-13,  1JM4.     Juno   13,  IS)  11.     4  p.  4"      (Siwcial 

surveys ;  MRLF  no.  24. )      [Processed.]     t  0  3.155:24 

Latin  America.  United  Stales  exports  of  domestic  merchandise  to  Latin  American 
repuldics  (including  lend-lease  exports),  calendar  year  1942:  pt.  1,  Conuuodity 
by  country  of  destination.  [1944.]  3  sec.  [51+32+62+82  p.  4"  [Processed. 
Prepared  under  supervision  of  J.  Edward  Ely,  chief,  Foreign  Trade  Division.  |    t 

C  3.157 :  942/pt.l/sec.l-3 

Same:  pt.    2,    Country    of    destination    by    commodity.      [1944.]      4    sec. 

|7]+5<)+124+G5+117  p.  4"  [Processed.  Prepared  under  supervision  of 
J.  Edward  Ely,  chief.  Foreign  Trade  Division.]     %         C  3.157:  942/pt.2/sec.l-4 

United  States  exports  of  foreign  merchandise  to  Latin  American  republics 

(including  lend-lease  exports),  calendar  year  1942  :  pt.  1,  Commodity  by  country 
of  destination.  [1944.]  [l]+10p.  4"  [Processed.  Prepared  under  supervi- 
sion of  J.  Edward  Ely,  chief.  Foreign  Trade  Division.]     J       C  3.157/2  :  942/pt.l 

Same:  pt.  2,  Country  of  destination  by  commodity.     [1&14.]     [1]+21  p.  4° 

[Processed.  Prepared  under  supervision  of  J.  Edward  Ely,  chief,  Foreign  Trade 
Division.]     J  C  3.157/2  :  &42/pt. 2 

TTnited  States  g,(>nora]  imports  from  Latin  American  republics,  excluding 

strategic  and  critical  materials  and  military  equipment,  calendar  year  19-12: 
pt.  1,  (\tmniodity  by  country  of  origin.  [1944.]  [l]+43+[l]  p.  4"  [Processed. 
Prepared  under  supervision  of  J.  Edward  Elv.  chief,  Foreign  Trade  Division.]    | 

C  3.157/3 : 942/pt.l 

Same:  pt.  2,  Country  of  origin  by  commodity.     [1944.]     [1] +52+ [2]  p.  4" 

[Processed.  Prepared  under  supervision  of  J.  Edward  Ely,  chief.  Foreign  Trade 
Division.]     t  C  3.157/3  :  942/pt.2 

Mortality  index.  Week  mortality  index,  deaths  in  major  cities,  June  3-24,  1944 ; 
V.  15,  no.  22-25.     June  S-29,  1944.     Each  4  p.  il.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

C  3.41 :  15/22-2,^ 

Vital  Htatistie.^.  Monthly  vital  statistics  bulletin,  June  10,  1944;  v.  7,  no.  4. 
[1944.]     4  p.  il.  4"     [Processed.]     t  C  3.127: 7/4 

Vital  statistics,  special  reports,  May  29  and  June  14.  1944;  v.  19,  no.  14 

and  15.  [1944.]  p.  1.53-288,  4"  [Processed.  Number  15  is  dated  May  29, 
1944.]     t 

L.  C.  ca  rd  36-26592  C  3.67 :  19A-t,  15 

Note. — Volume    19    consists    of    speci.nl    tnbulatioii.s,    studies,    ami    anal.vlu'al    articles 
on  selected  subjects. 

Census,  19.',0  (IGth) 

Agriculture:  Value  of  farm  products  by  color  and  tenure  of  farm  operator,  sta- 
tistics, by  color  and  tenure  of  farm  operator,  on  value  of  farm  products  sold, 
traded,  or  used  bv  farm  households.  sp(vial  study;  by  Irvin  Holmes.  1944. 
iv+291  p.  il.  4"  (16th  census  of  United  States,  1940.)  [Prepared  under  super- 
vision of  Zellmer  R.  Pettet,  chief.  Agriculture  Division.  Sample  data  from 
16th  census  were  used  as  basis  for  obtaining  these  statistics.  The  ligures  are, 
therefore,  subject  to  sampling  errors.]  *  Cloth,  65c.  •  Item  215 
L.  C.  card  44-41009  C  3.940-5 :  Ag  8/5 

n&Kfting.    Puerto  Rico:  Housing,  general  characteristics.    1943.    vii  +  121  p.  il.  4" 
(16th  census  of  United  States,  1940.)      [Spanish  and  English.     Prepared  under 
supervision  of  Leon  E.  Truesdell,  chief  statistician  for  population.]     *  Paiier, 
40c.     •  Item  210 
L.  C.  card  44-41 102  C  3.940-32 :  P  96 

•     Sent  to  Depository  Libraries 


July  1944  751 

Populatinn.     Pdimlation :  Families,  size  of  family  and  age  of  head,  regions  and 
cities  of  l.UOO,000  or  more.     1944.     iT+12T  p.  il.  4°     (16th  census  of  United 
States,  1940.)     [Prepared  under  supervision  of  Leon  E.  Truesdell,  chief,  Popu- 
lation Division.]     *  Paper,  30c.     •  Item  213 
L.  C.  card  44-41005  ^  C  3.940-2 :  P  81/25 

Same:  State  of  birth  of  native  population.    I&i4.  viii+78  p.  il.  4"     (16th 

census   of  United    States,    1940.)      [Prepared    under   supervision    of  Leon    E. 

Truesdell,  chief.  Population  Division.]     *  Paper,  25c.     •  Item  213 

L.  C.  card  44-41043  C  3.940-2 :  P  81/26 

CIVIL  AERONAUTICS  AUTHORITY 
CIVIL  AERONAUTICS  ADMINISTRATION 

Cinl  aeronautics  journal,  issued  monthly  by  Information  &  Statistics  Service. 
V.  5,  no.  6:  June  15,  1944.     [1944.]     p.  65-76.  il.  4°     *  Paper,  5c.,  single  copy, 
oOc.  a  vr. ;  foreign  subscription.  7'>e.     •  Item  Jl'.t 
L.  C.  card  40-26182  C  31.118  :  5/6 

CIVIL  AEBONAUTICS  BOARD 


-The  opinions  in  economic  proceedings  of  the  Civil  Aeronautics  Bo.Trd  are  printed 
r  beginning  with  v.  2.  and  are  "advance  sheets"  of  the  material  which  will  make 


Note. — 1 
separately 
up  bound  volumes  of  the  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  Reports. 

The  separate  opinions  are  obtainable  from  the  Superintendent  of  Documents,  Government 
Printinir  Office,  Washington  :25.  D.  C.  at  a  suhscription  price  of  $1.00  per  volume;  single 
copies  vary  in  price. 

Civil  air  rcffulations  amendments.     [Processed.]     t  C  31.209: 

Note. — Amendments  to  Civil  air  regulations,  beginning  with  Oct.  15,  1941.  are  issued 
in  a  new  form,  and  are  numbered  so  that  no  amendment  will  affect  more  than  one  part 
of  the  Regulations.  These  amendments  or  digests  of  them  will  be  published  in  the  monthly 
Civil  aeronautics  journal.  Separate  entries  of  these  amendments  are  not  listed  in  the 
Monthly  catalog. 

COAST  AND  GEODETIC  SURVEY 

Alaska.    Greographic  names  in  coastal   areas   of  Alaska.     [1944.]     cover  title, 
133  p.  il.  -i"     [Processed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  44-41107  C  4.2 :  Al  1/5 

Coast  pilots.  Supplement  to  United  States  coast  pilot.  Gulf  Coast,  Key  "West  to 
Rio  Grande,  2d  (1936)  edition  ;  Apr.  15. 1944.  [1944.]  39+ [1]  leaves.  (  Serial 
590-5.)     t     •  Item  241  C  4.6/4 :  936/supp.-5 

Tide  tables.  Atlantic  Ocean,  [calendar]  year  1945.     1944.     344  p.     (Serial  660.) 
[Includes  list  of  publications  by  Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey  relating  to  tides 
and  currents.     Important  notice  on  use  of  daylight  saving  or  war  time  on  p.  2 
of  cover.]     t  Paper,  25c.     •  Item  236 
L.  C.  card  7-3.5329  C  4.15/3 :  »45 

FOREIGN  AND  DOMESTIC  COMMERCE  BUREAU 

Business.     Survey  of  current  business.  June  1944;  [v.  24.  no.  6].     [1944.]     cover 
title.  24+S36  p.  il.  4°     [Monthly.     Text  and  another  illustration  on  p.  2-4  of 
cover.]     *  Paper,   15c.   single  copy.   §1.75   a   yr. ;    foreign   subscription,    $2.50. 
•  Item  257 
L.  C.  card  21-26819  C  18.35 :  24/6 

Same,  weekly  supplement.  June  1-29,  V.H4.     [1!>44.]     Each   [2]   p.  il.  4" 

[Processed.]     t  C  18.36 :  ^44/22-26 

Confectionery.  Preliminary  report  nn  confectionery  sales  and  distribution,  liM3 ; 
bv  George  F.  Dudik.     Wiishington,  1944.     iv+2S  p.  il.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

C  1S.2 :  C  76/3/&43/prelim. 

Delivery  pooling  for  retail  stores  ;  by  Donald  W.  Padeu.     May  1944.     [72]  p.  il.  4° 
(Economic  series  37.)      [Processed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  44r41079  C  18.206 :  37 

•     Sent  to  Depository  Libraries 


752  GOVF.RNMENT   PrTBLTCATTONS 

Domestic  commerce,  v.  32,  no.  6;  June  1044.     [1944.]     32  p.  il.  4"     f Monthly.] 

•  Piiper,  10c.  singlo  copy,  $1.00  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $1.40.     •  Item  251 

C  18.32 :  32/6 

Foreign  commerce  tccckly,  v.  15,  no.  10-13;  June  3-24,  11>44.  [1944.]  various 
p.aging,  il.  4°     *  I'aper,  10c.  single  copy,  $4.50  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $7.90. 

•  Item  251 

L.  C.  card  40-29231  C  18.5/1 :  15/10-13 

JTome  repairs.     Check   list  for  home  repair   and   modernization.     Washington, 
June  1044.     ii+14  p.     (Economic  series  36.)      [Processed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  44-41ias  C  18.206 :  36 

Household  fwnifure,  statistical  handbook  [with  Some  additional  sources  of  in- 
formation on  household  furniture]  ;  by  Edward  R.  Killam.     June  1044.     28  p. 
il.  4°     (Industrial  series  8.)      [Processed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  44-41101  C  18.225:  8 

Industry  survey,  manufacturers'  inventories,  shipments,  incoming  business,  un- 
filled orders,  Apr.  1944.     [1044.]     8  p.  il.  4°     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t 

C  18.224 :  944/4 

Wood  pulp.  Pulp  and  paper  industry  report.  Apr.  1944 :  Pulp  and  paper  series, 
pt.  1;  prepared  by  Pulp  and  Paper  Unit  in  cooperation  with  Forest  Products 
Bureau,  War  Production  Board.  Washington,  1944.  42  p.  il.  4"  [Monthly. 
Processed.]     t  018.229:944/4 

Note. — Othor  parts  in  the  Pulp  and  papfr  series  ai'o  Facts  fnr  industry  series  issued 
jointly  by  th(>  War  Production  Hoard  and  tlie  Bureau  of  the  Census.  A  "note  regarding 
the  latter  series  appears  in  this  Monthly  catalog  under  Census  Bureau,  Industry. 

Same,  with  title.  Industry  report,  pulp  and  paper.  May  1944:  Pulp  and 

paper  series,  pt.  1 ;  prepared  by  Pulp  and  Paper  Unit  in  cooperation  with  War 
Production  Board,  Forest  Products  Bureau.  [1944.]  44  p.  il.  4°  [Monthly. 
Processed.]     t  018.229:944/5 

Same,  June  1944 :  Pulp  and  paper  series,  pt.  1 ;  prepared  by  Pulp  and  Paper 

Unit  in  cooperation  with  War  Production  Board,  Forest  Products  Bureau. 
[1944.]     43  p.  il.  4"     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t  018.229:944/6 

Pulp  and  paper  trade  statistics  of  other  American  republics,  1938-41 ;  pre- 
pared by  B.  M.Frost  and  E.  Sukmanowsky.  Washington,  1944.  [2]  +88  p.  il.  4° 
(Economic  series  35.)      [Processed.]     t 

L.  0.  card  44-41078  0  18.206 :  35 

INLAND  WATERWAYS   OORPORATION 

Report.    Annual  report  of  Inland  Waterways  Oorporation  to  Secretary  of  Com- 
merce, calendar  vear  1943 ;  issued  bv  Chester  C.  Thompson,  chairman  of  board- 
president.     St.  Louis  Mo.  [1944].     [l]-f3l  p.     % 
L.  0.  card  27-25963  C  29.1 :  943 

NATIONAL  BUREAU  OF  STANDARDS 

Humidity.  Control  of  humidity  by  saturated  salt  solutions  [with  list  of  ref- 
erences].    May  19,  1944.     4  p.  4°     (Letter  circular  LC  752.)      [Processed.]     t 

0  13.16 :  752 

Hydrocarbons.  Analytical  determination  of  aromatic  hydrocarbons  by  adsorp- 
tion;  by  Beveridge  J.  Mair  and  Alphonse  F.  Forziati.  [1944.]  p.  151-164,  il. 
(Research  paper  RP1582.)  [From  Journal  of  research  of  National  Bureau  of 
Standards,  Apr.  1944,  V.  32.]     *  Paper,  10c.  0  13.22/a  :  1582 

Separation   and   recovery   of  aromatic  hydrocarbons   from   paraffins   and 

napthenes  by  adsorption  [with  list  of  references]  ;  by  Beveridge  J.  Mair  and 
Alphonse  F.  Forziati.  [1944.]  p.  165-183,  11.  (Research  piiper  RP15.S3.) 
[From  Journal  of  research  of  National  Bureau  of  Standards.  Apr.  1944. 
V.  32.]     *  Paper,  10c.  0  13.22/a  :  15.S3 

•     Sent  to  Depository  Libraries 


July  1944  753 

Iron.  Thermal  expansion  of  high-silicon  cast  iron  [with  list  of  references]  ;  by 
Peter  Hidnert  and  George  Dickson.  [1944.]  p.  145-149,  il.  (Research  pai)er 
RPloSl.)  [From  Journal  of  research  of  National  P>urean  of  Standards,  Apr. 
1944,  V.  32.]     *  Paptn-,  5c.  C  13.22/a  :  1581 

Mrlal.s.  Standard  samples  issued  or  in  preparation  by  National  Bureau  of  Stand- 
ards. May  1,  1944.  ii-fltJ  p.  (('ircular  C;>!tS,  supplement.)  [Supersedes 
supplement  issued  Oct.  28,  1942.]      t     •  Item  273  C13.4 :  398/supp.944 

Paint  remover.  Paint  and  varnish  removers  (also  known  as  stripping  compounds, 
enamel  strippers,  brush  cleaners,  etc.)  [with  list  of  references].  May  9,  1944. 
6  p.  4°     (Letter  circular  LC  749.)      [Processed.]     t  013.16:749 

Plumhing  fixtures.  Muebles  o  artefactos  sanltarios  de  loza  vitrea,  de  use  general, 
norma  adoptada  por  la  industria.  Tercera  ediciou.  1944.  11+32  p.  il. 
(Norma  comercial  CS20-42. )  [En  vigor  para  la  niueva  produccion,  desde  el 
10  de  Julio  de  1942.  For  the  English  edition  of  this  publication  see  the  Monthly 
catalog  for   Sept.   1&42,   p.   1017.]     *  Paper,   10c.  C  13.20 :  20/3/Spanish 

Sodium  'Chloride.  Effect  of  sodium  chloride  on  pH  of  /j-phenolsulfonate  buffers 
from  0°  to  60°  C.  [with  list  of  references]  ;  by  Roger  G.  Bates  and  S.  F.  Acree. 
[1944.]  p.  131-143,  il.  (Research  paper  RP  1580.)  [From  Journal  of  research 
of  National  Bureau  of  Standards,  Apr.  1944,  v.  32.]     *  Paper,  HJc. 

C  13.22/a :  1580 

Technical  news  bulletin.     Technical  news  bulletin  of  National  Bureau  of  Stand- 
ards, May  1944;  no.  325.     [1944.]     p.  33-40.     [Monthly.]     *  Paper,  5c.  single 
copy,  50c.  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  70c.     •  Item  281 
L.  C.  card  25-26527  C  13.13 :  325 

Same,  June  1944;  no.  326.     [1944.]     p.   41-47.     [Monthly.]      •Item  281 

C  13.13 :  326 

Mood  finishiiKj.  Refinishing  wood  furniture  [with  list  of  reference  books  on  wood 
finishing].     Apr.  IS,  1944.     4  p.  4"     (Letter  circular  LC  748.)      [Processed.]     t 

C  13.16 :  748 

PATENT  OFFICE 

Note. — The  Patent  Office  publishes  Specifications  and  drawings  of  patents  in  single  copies. 
These  are  not  enumerated  in  this  catalog,  but  may  be  obtained  for  10c.  each  at  the  Patent 
Office  when  identified  by  patent  number.  The  Office  also  issues  coupon  orders  in  packafies 
of  20  at  $2.00  per  package,  or  in  books  containing  100  coupons  at  $10.00  Per  book.  These 
coupons  are  good  until  used  but  are  to  be  used  only  for  orders  sent  to  the  Patent  Office. 
For  schedule  of  office  fees,  address  Chief  Clerk,  Patent  Office,  Washington,  D.  C. 

Classification  huUetin  87,  Sept.  29-Nov.  1,  1943,  containing  classification  orders 
nos.  3761-70,  pertaining  to  classification  of  subjects  of  invention  revised  by 
Classification  Division.  [1944.]  31  leaves,  large  8°  *  Paper,  10c.  •  Item  286 
L.  C.  card  8-16238  C  21.3 :  87 

[Decisions  in  patent  and  trade-mark  cases,  etc.]  June  6-27,  1944.  [1944.] 
various  paging,  large  8°  [Issue  of  June  27,  1944  includes  Bulletin  of  decisions 
of  I'atent  OflSce  on  trade-marks  rendered  during  May  1944.  From  Official 
gazette,  v.  563,  no.  1-4.]  *  Paper,  5c.  single  copy,  $1.00  a  yr. ;  foreign  sub- 
scription, $2.00. 
L.  C.  card  23-7315  C  21.5/a  2 :  563/1-4 

Uolslag,  Claude  J.  In  Court  of  Customs  and  Patent  Appeals,  patent  appeal  no. 
4992,  in  re  Claude  J.  Holslag,  mask  for  arc  welding;  brief  for  commissioner  of 
patents.     [1944.]     cover  title,  7  p.  4°     J  C  21.10 :  H  741/3 

Kraft  Cheese  Co.  Brief  for  appellee,  in  United  States  Court  of  Appeals  for 
District  of  Columbia,  appeal  no.  8717,  Kraft  Cheese  Company  v.  Conway  P. 
Coe,  commissioner  of  patents,  appeal  from  judgment  of  District  Court  of 
United  States  for  District  of  Columbia.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i  -f  9  p.  4°     t 

C  21.10 :  K855/3 

Laml),  Clyde  K.  In  Court  of  Customs  and  Patent  Appeals,  patent  appeal  no. 
4945,  in  re  Clyde  K.  Lamb,  safety  scaffolds ;  brief  for  commissioner  of  patents. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  0  p.  4°     X  C  21.10  :L  165 

•     Sent  to  Depository  Libraries 


754  GoVf:RNMENT   PUBLICATIONS 

Official  gazette.     Official  gazette  of  Patent  Ollice,  containing  patents,  trade-marks, 
and  designs,  issued  June  G-27,  1044;  v.  503.  no.  1-4.     [1944.]     cover  titles. 
731  -f    Icxxvil  p.  il.  large  8"     [Weekly.]     •Paper,  35c  single  copy,  $16.00  a 
yr. ;  foreign  .sul)><cripti(in,  $25.00.     •  Item  200 
L.  C.   card  4-1.S250  C  21.5 :  563/1-4 

Note. — Contains  the  patents,  triido-marks  and  designs  issued  each  week,  with  indexes; 
also  decisions  of  the  commissioner  of  patents  and  of  the  United  States  court  in  patent 
cases.  In  the  last  weeklj'  issue  of  each  niontli  there  is  Included  in  the  Official  gazette 
a  section  entitletl  Bulletin  of  decisions  of  Ptitent  Office  on  trade-marks. 

The  annual  inde.v  of  patents  will  hereafter  be  published  in  2  parts,  one  on  Patents,  price 
?2.0(»,  and  (he  otiier  on  Trade-marks,  price  75c.  Tliese  indexes  are  not  included  in  the 
regular  subscription  i)rice  for  the  Official  gazette  given  above,  but  will  bo  sent  to  those 
yearl.v  subscribers  who  remit  $18.75;  foreign  subscription  for  the  same,  $28.75. 

Same,  weekly  index,  with  title.     List  of  trade-mavk  applicants  published 

for   opposition    [etc.    June   6-27,    1944].     [1944.]     various    paging,    large    8° 
[From  OflScial  gazette,  v.  563,  no.  1-4. j     *  PaiKjr,  5c.  single  copv,  .$2.00  a  yr. 

C  21.*5/a4 :  563/1-4 

Same   [title  page,  contents,  etc.,  to]   v.  562;  INIay  1944.  1944.     2  leaves, 

large  8°     *  Paper,  5c.   single  copy,   included  in  price  of  Official  gazette  for 
subscribers.     •  Item  290  C  21.5 :  562/t.p.&Cont. 

Parker,  Arthur  L.  In  Court  of  Customs  and  Patent  Appeals,  patent  appeal  no. 
4987,  in  re  Arthur  L.  Parker,  improvement  in  tube  and  protective  sleeve 
assembly;  brit-f  for  commissioner  of  patents.     [1944.]     cover  title,  6  p.  4°     t 

C  21.10 :  P223/4 

Patents.  Cla.ssifieation  of  patents  issued  June  6-27,  1944.  [1944.]  Each  2  p. 
large  8°  [Weekly.  From  Official  gazette,  v.  563,  no.  1-4.]  f  Paper,  5c.  single 
copy,  $2.50  a  yr.  C  21.5/al :  563/1-4 

Retail  Clerks  International  Protective  Association.  In  Court  of  Customs  and 
Patent  Appeals,  patent  apijeal  no.  4991,  in  re  Retail  Clerks  International  Pro- 
tective Association,  trade-mark;  brief  for  commissioner  of  patents.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  7  p.  4"     t  C  21.10 :  R  313/2 

Smith,  Robert  A.  In  Court  of  Customs  and  Patent  Appeals,  patent  appeal  no. 
4997,  in  re  Robert  Armstrong  Smith,  devices  for  receiving,  retaining  and  re- 
leasing articles ;  brief  for  commissioner  of  patents.  [1944.]  cover  title. 
9  p.  4"     t  C  21.10  :Sm  64/2 

Spengler,  Walter  J.  In  Court  of  Customs  and  Patent  Appeals,  patent  api^eal  no. 
4957,  in  re  Walter  J.  Spengler,  Tullio  Tognola  and  Jakob  R.  Frei,  radio  shield- 
ing means ;  brief  for  commissioner  of  patents.     [1944.]     cover  title,  12  p.  4°    + 

C  21.10  :Sp  34 

Thome,  Neale  d  Co.,  Inc.  Supplemental  brief  for  appellee  Conway  P.  Coe,  com- 
missioner of  patents,  United  States  Court  of  Appeals,  District  of  Columbia, 
appeal  no.  8600,  Thorne.  Neale  &  Co.,  Incorporated,  v.  Conway  P.  Coe,  commis- 
sioner of  patents,  and  William  Roy  Carney,  appeal  from  judgment  of  District 
Court  of  United  States  for  District  of  Columbia.  [1944.]  cover  title,  i-flO  p. 
4°     $  C  21.10  :  T393/3 

Trade-marks  [etc.,  fiom]  Official  gazette,  June  6-27,  1944.  [1944.]  various  paging, 
il.  large  8°  [Weekly.  From  Official  gazette,  v.  5(53.  no.  1-4.]  *Paper,  10c. 
single  copy,  $5.00  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $7.00.  C  21.5/a  3 :  563/1-4 

RECONSTRUCTION  FINANCE  CORPORATION 

Loans.  Bank  participation  plan,  war  production,  contract  termination,  recon- 
version and  other  business  loans,  n.p.  [May  15,  1944].  cover  title.  10  p. 
[Text  on  p.  2  of  cover.]     t  C  33.2  :B  22/2 

WEATHER  BUREAU 

Climatological  data.  Climatological  data.  West  Indies  and  Caribbean  section, 
in  cooperation  with  governments  of  islands  of  West  Indies  and  of  adjacent 
coasts  of  Central  and  South  America,  v.  23,  no.  9;  Sept.  1943.  [WBO,  Atlanta, 
Ga.,  May  27,  1944.]  p.  65-72,  4°  [Monthly.]  *  Paper,  5c.  single  copy,  25c.  a  yr. 
L.  C.  card  Agr  14-566  C  30.20:  23/9 

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July  1944  755 

ClimaioloQical  data — Continued. 

Same.    v.   23.   no.    10;   Oct.   1943.     [WBO,    Atlanta,    Ga.,   June   16,   1944.] 

p.  73-80,  4°     [Monthly.]  C  30.20:  23/10 

Corn.  Weekly  corn  and  wheat  weather  biiUetin,  no.  9-12,  series  1944;  June  6-27, 
1944.  rciiicago  P  O,  June  6-27,  1944.]  Each  [2]  p.  i"  *  Paper,  30c.  per  season 
(April-September) .  C  30.7 :  944/9-12 

Cotton.  Weekly  cotton  weather  bulletin,  no.  9-11,  series  1944 ;  June  6-20,  1944. 
[Weather  Bureau  Office,  New  Orleans,  La.,  1944.]  Each  [2]  p.  il.  oblong  8", 
folded  into  8°  size.     *  Paper,  30c.  per  season  (April-October) .     C  30.9 :  944/9-11 

77fl(7-thunderstorm  ratio ;  by  A.  L.  Shands.  [1944.]  p.  71-74,  il.  large  4°  [From 
Monthly  weather  review.  Mar.  1914,  v.  72.]     t  C  30.14/a  :  H  125/2 

Meteorology.  Monthly  meteorological  summary,  Washington,  D.  C.,  May  1944. 
[WB,  June  8,  1944.]      [2]  p.  f     t  C  30.10 :  944/.5 

Monthly  weather  review.  Mar.  1944;  v.  72.  no.  3.  [June  12,  1944.]  cover  title, 
p.  63-88,  il.  11  p.  of  maps,  large  4"  (W.B.  no.  1413. )  [Certain  special  articles 
are  reprinted  from  the  Monthly  weather  review  and  listed  in  the  Monthly 
catalog  as  they  are  issued.]  *  Paper,  20  c.  single  copy,  .$2.00  a  yr. ;  foreign  sub- 
scription, $2.75.     •  Item  303 

L.  C.  card  Agr.  9-990  C  30.14 :  72/3 

Note.— The  monthly  weather  review  publishes  monthly  meteorological  and  climatologi- 
cal  data  for  the  United  States  and  adjacent  regions,  and  brief  contributions,  principally 
to  synoptic  meteorology  and  applied  meteorology. 

leather.     Weekly  weather  and  crop  bulletin,  June  6-27,  1944;  no.  2.'>-2<l,  series 
1944.     n.  p.  [1944].     Each  4  p.  il.  4°     *  Paper,  50c.  a  yr. 
L.  C.  card  Agr  24-260  C  30.1 1 :  944/23-20 


CONGRESS 

Congressional  record.     Congressional  record,  proceedings  and  debates  of  78th  Con- 
gress, 2d  session,  v.  90.  no.  99-110 ;  June  1-Julv  7,  1944.     [1944.]     5235-6749+ 
A28S.5-A3774-f[19]  p.  4° 
L.  C.  card  12-36438  X/a.78/2  :  90/99-119 

Note. — The  Congressional  record  containing  the  proceedings  and  debates  of  Congress 
is  issued  daily  when  Congress  is  in  session,  and  indexes  thereto  are  published  fortnightly. 

The  Record  is  sold  by  the  Superintendent  of  Documents  on  the  following  terms  : 
Single  copy,  3  cents,  if  not  more  th.nn  24  pages,  and  1  cent  more  for  each  additional  8 
pages  ;  per  month.  .SI. HO,  foreign  subscription.  .?2.7.'i.  Subscriptions  are  payable  in  ad- 
vance. Prices  for  the  bound  volumes  of  the  Record.  78th  Congress.  1st  session,  and  prior 
Congresses,  will  be  furnished  on  application.  Send  remittances  to  the  Superintendent 
of  Documents,  Government  Printing  Office,  Washington  25,  D.  C. 

Same,  index,  v.  90,  nos.  91-101 ;  May  20-June  3,  1944.     [1944.]     no.  10 ;  55  p. 

4"  [Includes  History  of  bills  and  resolutions.]     Included  in  price  of  daily  Con- 
gressional record  for  which  see  above.  X/a.78/2  :  90/91-101/ind. 

Same,  index,  v.  90,  nos.  102-113 ;  .June  .5-17,  1944.     [1944.]     no.  11 ;  64  p.  4° 

[Includes  History  of  bills  and  resolutions.]  X/a.78/2  :  90/102-113/ind. 

LAWS 

Note. — The  Federal  laws  are  first  published  separately  and  in  this  form  are  known  as 
"slip  laws."  Later,  these  laws  are  compiled,  edited,  indexed,  and  published  in  the 
volumes  of  the  Statutes  at  large. 

The  "slip  law"  bears  the  chapter  number  and  the  session  of  Congress  during  which  the 
law  was  enacted,  but  this  information  does  not  appear  in  the  entries  listed  below. 

Private  law  279-307,  78th  Congress. 

Note. — The  Division  of  Research  and  Publication,  State  Department,  receives  a  small 
supply  of  the  private  laws  which  it  distributes  free  upon  application. 

Barrere,  Paul.  H.  R.  1!>84,  act  for  relief  of  Paul  Barrere.  Approved  May  29,  1944. 
1  p.      (Private  law  280.) 

Bishoprille  MiUhip  Co.  S.  1247.  act  for  relief  of  Bishopville  Milling  Company.  Ap- 
proved .Tune  13,  1944.     1  p.      (Private  law  297.) 

Caatle,  Hamp  G.  H.  R.  3136.  act  for  relief  of  Hamp  Gossett  Castle.  Lois  .Tuanita  Gimble, 
Margaret  Carrie  Tarbrough,  and  Roy  Martin  Lvons.  Approved  June  5,  1944.  1  p. 
Private  law  290.) 

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Coe,  Ruth.     n.  R.  3114,  act  for  relief  of  Ruth  Coe.     Approved  June  1,  1944.     1   p. 

d'rivato  law  284.) 
Collins.  Mrs.   Rebecca.     S.  891,   act  for  relief  of  Rebecca  Collins  and  W.   W.  Collins. 

Approved  June  l.S,  1944.     1  p.      (Private  law  294.) 
Ocstclund,  Ivcr  M.     S.   754,  act  for  relief  of  Iver  M.  Gesteland.     Approved  June  13, 

1944.     1  p.      (Private  law  293.) 
Gillam,  Edward.     S.    254,   act   for   relief  of  Edward   Gillam.     Approved   May  26,   1944. 

1  p.      (Private  law  279.) 
Hamilton,    Mrs.    Margaret.     H.    R.    2757,    act    for    relief   of    Margaret    Hamilton,    Mrs. 

Catherine   Ilijtgins.    Mrs.   Rebecca   Sallop,   and   Mrs.   Dora  Projansky.     Approved   June 

2.   1944.     1    p.      (Private  law  289.) 
//r(/7i.s,  Robert   C.     S.     1355,  act  for  relief  of  Robert  C.   Harris.     Approved  June  13, 

1944.     1  p.      (Private  law  299.) 
Hirsch,  John.        II.    R.    16J8,   act   for   relief  of  Jolin    Hirsch.     Approved  June   2,    1944. 

1  p.      (I'rivate  law  285.) 
Knight,  Mrs.  Rebecca  A.     S.   1281,   act  for  relief  of  Rebecca  A.  Knight  and  Martha  A. 

Christian.     Approved  June  15,  1944.     1  p.      (Private  law  302.) 
Leioix,  Mrs.  Anne  R.     S.   1305,  act  for  relief  of  Anne  Rebecca  Lewis  and  Mary  Lewis. 

Approved  June  13,  1944.     1  p.      (Private  law  298.) 
Maag,  Mrs.  Mildred.     II.  R.  2711,  act  for  relief  of  Mrs.  Mildred  Maag.     Approved  June 

20.  1944.     1  p.      (I'rivate  law  30(5.) 
Miller,  J.  M.     S.   1553,  act  for  relief  of  J.  M.  Miller.  James  W.   Williams,  and  Gilbert 

Thoriot.     Approved  June  13,  1944.     1  p.      (Private  law  300.) 
Murphy,  Ilelcne  M.     S.  1102,  act  for  relief  of  Helene  Murphy.     Approved  June  9,  1944. 

1  p.      (Private  law  292.) 
Muskingum   Watershed   Conservancy  District.     S.   1849,   act  for   relief  of   Muskingum 

Watershed  Conservancy  District.  Approved  June  15,  1944.  1  p.  (Private  law  303.) 
Paluck,   Pete.     U.   R.    2689,   act   for  relief   of   Pete  Paluck.     Approved  May  31,   1944. 

1  p.      (Private  law  281.) 
Pearl  Harbor.     S.  1682,  act  to  provide  for  payment  of  compensation  to  certain  claimants 

for    taking   by    United    States    of   private    fishery    rights    in    Pearl    Harbor,    island    of 

Oahu.  T.  n.     Approved  June  17,  1944.     1  p.      (Private  law  305.) 
Reese  Flight  Instruction,  Inc.     H.   R.   2507,   act  for  relief  of  Reese  Flight  Instruction, 

Incorporated.     Approved  June  2,  1944.     1  p.      (Private  law  288.) 
Salas,   Fcrmin.     S.    1093,    act   for   relief   of    Fermin    Salas.     Approved   June   13,    1944. 

1  p.      (Private  law  295.) 
Salmons.  Bernadine.     H.  R.  2438.  act  for  relief  of  Bernadine  Salmons.     Approved  June 

6,  1944.     1  p.      (Private  law  291.) 
Scheidel,  Mrs.   Mae.     H.   R.   2008,   act   for   relief  of  Mrs.   Mae   Scheidel,   Fred   Scheidel, 

Charles  Totten,  and  Jean  Scheidel.     Approved  June  2,  1944.     1  p.      (Private  law  287.) 
Search,  William  E.     H.  R.  1635,  act  for  relief  of  William  E.  Search,  and  to  legal  guard- 
ian of  Marion  Search,  Pauline  Search,  and  Virginia  Search.     Approved  June  2,  1944. 

1  p.      (Private  law  286.) 
Sedler,  Anthony  F.     S.  1416,  act  for  relief  of  Mrs.  Judith  H.  Sedler,  administratrix  of 

estate  of  Anthony  F.  Sedler.     Approved  June  17,  1944.     1  p.      (Private  law  304.) 
Shicls,  Hugh  A.     S.   1837.   act  for  relief  of  Hugh  A.   Shiels.     Approved  June  13,  1944. 

1  p.     (Private  law  301.) 
Thompson,  Clarence  E.     H.   R.  2408,  act  for  relief  of  Clarence  E.  Thompson  and  Mrs. 

Virginia  Thompson.     Approved  June  1,   1944.     1  p.      (Private  law  283.) 
Tonpe,   Taylor  W.     S.   1112,   act  for  relief  of  Taylor  W.   Tonge.     Approved  June  13, 

1944.     1  p.      (Private  law  296.) 
Wenz,  Christian  W.     H.  R.  2332,  act  for  relief  of  Christian  Wenz.     Approved  June  1, 

1944.     1  p.      (Private  law  282.) 
Whitlock,   Claude   R.     S.    1848,    act   of   relief   of   Claude    R.    Whitlock,    and    for   other 

purposes.     Approved  June  22,   1944.     1  p.      (Private  law  307.) 

Public  law  SOO-S.IO,  78th  Congress. 

Note. — Public  laws  in  slip  form  in  the  first  prints  may  be  obtained  from  the  Super- 
intendent of  Documents,  Washington  25,  D.  C..  at  a  subscription  price  of  $3.00  a  session, 
foreign  subscription,  $4.25 ;  single  copies  are  usually  5c. 

Alaska.  H.  R.  329,  act  to  authorize  Secretary  of  Interior  to  incur  obligations  for  benefit 
of  natives  of  Alaska  in  advance  of  enactment  of  legislation  making  appropriations 
therefor.     Approved  .lune  1,  1944.     1  p.      (Public  law  323.) 

Appeals.  II.  R.  3054,  act  to  amend  expediting  act  [so  as  to  provide  that  when  Supreme 
Court  fails  to  secure  quorum  in  cases  under  antitrust  act  or  interstate  commerce  act. 
referred  to  it  from  District  Courts,  such  cases  shall  be  .sent  to  Circuit  Courts  of 
Appeals  for  final  decision].     Approved  June  9.   1944     1  p.      (Public  law  332.) 

Artificial  Zimft.?.  H.  R.  3176,  act  to  regulate  furnishing  of  artificial  limbs  or  other 
appliances  to  retired  officers  and  enlisted  men  of  Army,  Navy,  Marine  Corps,  or  Coast 
Guard  and  to  certain  civilian  employees  of  military  and  naval  forces  of  regular 
establi.shment.      [Approved  May  23,  1944.]      2  p.      (Public  law  308.) 

Books.  S.  1944,  act  to  amend  act  to  provide  books  for  adult  blind  [so  as  to  increase 
annual  appropriation].  Approved  June  13,  1944.  1  p.  (Public  law  338.)  [Part 
of  this  appropriation  is  to  be  expended  for  sound-reproduction  records  known  as  talk- 
ing books  and  for  maintenance  and  replacement  of  Govenmient-owned  talking  book 
machines.] 

Calcasieu  River.  11.  R.  4054,  act  to  extend  times  for  commencing  and  completing  con- 
struction of  bridge  across  (jalcasieu  River  at  or  near  Lake  Charles,  La.  [by  Louisiana!. 
Approved  June  1,  1944.     l  p.     (Public  law  326.)  ► 

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Chippewa  Indians.  U.  R.  20S5,  act  to  pro\iile  lor  disposition  of  tribal  funds  of  Minnesota 
Chippewa  Tribe  of  Indians.     Approved  Juno  7,  1044.     1  p.      (Public  law  330.) 

Voal  lands.  H.  1335,  act  to  amend  4lli  and  5th  provisos  of  M'C.  2  of  act  to  pioniote  min- 
ing of  coal,  phosphate,  oil,  oil  shale,  gas,  and  sodium  on  public  domain  [so  as  to 
renmve  limitation  as  to  number  of  coal  leases  which  njay  be  held  by  any  common 
Carrier  railroad  and  to  limit  total  area  that  may  be  leasedj.  Approved  June  13,  1944. 
1  p.      (Public  law  336.) 

Crow  Indiums.  11.  R.  2105,  act  extending  time  for  repayment  and  authorizing  increase 
of  revolving  fund  for  benefit  of  Crow  Indians.  Approved  June  1,  1944.  1  p.  (Public 
law  324.) 

Customs  ISvrvice.  S.  1758,  act  to  amend  sec.  451  of  tariff  act  of  1930,  and  for  other 
purposes  I. to  provide  for  payment  of  eusloms  employees  for  iuspectionai  services  on 
Sundays  and  holidays].      [Approved  June  3,  lii44.J      2  p.      (Public  law  328.) 

District  of  Columbia.  11.  J.  lies.  242,  joint  resulutiou  to  amend  act  to  protect  lives 
and  health  and  morals  of  women  and  minor  workers  in  Uistiict  of  Columbia  and  to 
establish  Minimum  Wage  Board,  and  define  its  powers  and  duties,  and  to  provide  for 
fixing  of  minimum  wages  for  such  workers,  as  amended  [so  as  to  pi'ovide  for  publication 
of  notice  of  adoption  of  rules  and  regulations  of  Minimum  Wage  and  Imlustrial 
Safety  Board  instead  of  publication  of  such  rules  and  regulalionsj.  Approved  June 
14,  1944.      1  p.      (Public  law  341.1 

H.  R.   3236,  act   to  provide  aid  to   dependent  children   in   District   of   Columbia. 

[Approved  June  14,  1944J     3  p.      (Public  law  340.) 

S.   1029,  act  to  provide  for  regulation   of  certain   insurance  rates  in   District  of 

Columbia.      [Approved  June  1,  19i4.]      3  p.      (Public  law  327.) 

S.  1941,  act  ro  amend  District  of  Columbia  alley  dwelling  act,  as  amended  [so  that 

on  and  after  July  1,  1945,  it  shall  be  unlawful  to  use  or  occupy  any  alley  building 
or  stiucture  as  dwelling  in  District  of  Columbia].  Approved  June  8,  1944.  1  p. 
(Public  law  331.) 

Floods.  H.  R.  4793,  act  to  provide  for  emergency  flood-control  work  made  necessary  by 
recent  floods.     Approved  May  29,  1944.     1  p.      (Public  law  318.) 

Forests  and  forestry.  H.  R.  3848,  act  to  amend  sec.  9  of  act  of  May  22,  1928,  authorizing 
and  directing  national  survey  of  forest  resonrces  [so  as  to  make  possible  completion  of 
Nation-wide  survey  of  forest  resources  of  United  States  both  public  and  private,  and 
to  keep  results  up  to  date]       Approved  May  31,  1944.       1  p.      (I'ublic  law  321.) 

S    1618,  act  to  amend  acts  of  Aug.  20,  1935    (49  Stat.   866),   May  11,   1938    (52 

-Stat.  347),  June  15,  1938   (52  Stat.  699),  and  June  25.  1938   (52  Stat.  1205),  which 

authorizes  appropriation  of  receipts  from  certain  national  forests  for  purchase  of 
lands  within  boundaries  of  such  forests,  to  provide  that  any  such  receipts  not  appro- 
priated or  appropriated  but  not  expended  or  obligated  shall  be  disposed  of  in  same 
manner  as  other  national-forest  receipts.  [Approved  May  26,  1944.]  3  p.  (Public 
law  310.) 

Hawaii.  11.  R.  3403,  act  to  withdraw  and  restore  to  their  previous  status  under  control 
of  Hawaii  certain  Hawaiian  home  lands  required  for  use  for  airplane  landing  flields, 
and  to  amend  sec.  202.  203,  and  207  of  title  2  of  Hawaiian  Homes  Commission  act,  1920. 
[Approved  May  31,  1944.]      6  p.      (Public  law  320.) 

Hungry  Horse  Dam.  H  R.  3570,  act  to  provide  for  partial  construction  of  Hungry 
Horse  Dam  on   South  Fork  of  Flathead  River  in   Montana.     Approved  June  5,   1944 

1  p.      (Public  law  329.) 

Income   tax.     M.   R.   4646,   act   to   provide   for   simplification   of   individual   income    tax. 

[Approved  May  29.  1944.]      29  p.      (Public  law  315.) 
Klamath    Drainage    District.     H.    R.    3476,    act    to    approve    contract    negotiated    with 

Klamath  Drainage  District  and  to  authorize  its  execution.      [Approved  June  17,  1944.] 

2  p.      (Public  law  342.) 

Loans.  H.  J.  Res.  2^0,  joint  resolution  to  provide  assistance  to  farmers  whose  property 
was  destroyed  or  damaged,  in  whole  or  in  part,  by  floods  and  windstorms  in  1944, 
in  order  to  enable  them  to  continue  farming  operations  to  produce  food  for  war 
effort.     Approved  May  20.  1914.      1  p.      (Public  law  307.) 

Menominee  Indians.  H.  J.  Res.  160,  joint  resolution  to  provide  for  disposition  of  pro- 
ceeds to  accrue  as  result  of  interlocutory  judgment  of  Court  of  Claims  in  suit  brought 
against  United  States  by  Menominee  tribe  of  Indians.  [Approved  May  29.  1944.]  2  p. 
(Public  law  316.) 

Mississippi  River.  H.  R.  3028.  act  to  Extend  time  for  construction  of  bridge  across 
Mississippi  River  at  or  near  Sauk  Rapids,  Minn,  [by  Minnesota  Department  of  High- 
ways and  countries  of  Benton  and  Stearns,  Minn.].  Approved  June  1,  1944.  1  p. 
(Public  law  325.) 

S.  1660,  act  granting  consent  of  Congress  to  Minnesota  Department  of  High-ways 

and  county  of  Crow  Wing.  Minn.,  to  construct  free  highway  bridge  across  Mississippi 
River  at  Mill  Street,  Brainerd,  Minn.  Approved  June  13,  1944.  1  p.  (Public 
law  337.) 

Navajo  Reservation.  H.  R.  2143,  act  to  authorize  Secretary  of  Interior  to  exchange 
lands  within  Navajo  Indian  Reservation.  Ariz,  [for  lands  held  bv  Woman's  Board  of 
Home  Missions  of  Presbyterian  Cliurch].  Approved  May  29,  1944.  1  p.  (Public 
law  317.) 

Naval  petroleum  i-eserves.  H.  J.  Res.  286,  joint  resolution  providing  for  operation 
of  naval  petroleum  and  oil-shale  reserves.  Approved  June  17,  1944.  1  p.  (Public 
law  344.)      [H.  J.  Res.  286  relates  to  Elk  Hills  naval  petroleum  reserve  only.] 

H.  R.   4771,  art  to  amend  part  of  act   making  appropriations  for  naval  service, 

fiscal  year  1921,  as  amended,  relating  to  conservation,  care,  custody,  protection,  and 
operation  of  naval  petroleum  and  oil-shale  reserves.  [Approved  June  17,  1944.]  4  p 
(Public  law  343.)      [II.  li.  4771  rolates  to  naval  petrol,  iim  reserves  only.] 

Navi/  Department.  II.  R.  4559.  act  making  appropriations  for  Navy  Department  and 
naval  service,  fiscal  year  1945,  and  additional  appropriations  therefor,  fiscal  year 
1944.      [Approved  June  22,  1944.]      25  p.      (Public  law  347.) 

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Nurse  Corps,  Army,  S.  1808,  act  to  authorize  tciiiporarv  appoiutiiii-nt  as  officers  in 
Army  of  Unitecl  Slates  of  members  of  Army  Nurse  Corps,  female  persons  having 
necessary  (lualilications  for  appointment  in  such  corps,  female  dietetic  and  physical- 
therapy  persotmel  of  Medical  Department  of  Army,  exclusive  of  students  and  appren- 
tices, and  female  persons  having  necessary  qualifications  for  appointment  in  such 
department  as  female  dietetic  or  physical-therapy  personnel  lApproved  June  22, 
1!)44.]      ;i  p.   (rul)lic  law  350.) 

Ordnance  S.  1771,  act  authorizing  appropriations  for  Navy  for  additional  ordnance 
manufacturing  and  production  facilities.  Approved  May  26,  1944.  1  p.  (Public  law 
311  ) 

Panama  Canal.  S.  G8.H.  act  to  provide  for  recognition  of  services  of  civilian  officials 
and  employees,  citizens  of  United  States,  engaged  in  and  about  construction  of 
Panama  Canal.  [Approved  May  29,  li)44.]  3  p.  (Public  law  319.)  [S.  683  provides 
annuities  for  all  citizens  of  United  States  employed  by  Isthmian  Canal  Commission 
or  Panama  Railroad  Company  for  3  years  or  more  during  construction  period  who  do 
not  receive  benefits  under  any  other  act.] 

Pearl  Harbor.  S.  J.  Res.  133,  joint  resolution  to  extend  statute  of  limitation  in  certain 
cases  [so  as  to  extend  time  limit  for  immunity  from  possible  court  martial  or  prose- 
cution of  any  person  or  persons,  military  or  civil,  connectrd  with  Pearl  Harbor  catas- 
trophe of  Dec.  7,  1941,  for  6  months  from  June  7,  1944].  Approved  June  13,  1944  1  p. 
(Public  law  339.) 

Pi  n.\wns.  H.  R.  3356,  act  to  increase  service-connected  disability  rates  of  compensation 
or  pension  payable  to  veterans  of  World  War  I  and  World  War  II  and  veterans  entitled 
to  wartime  rates  based  on  service  on  or  after  Sept.  16.  1940,  for  service-connected 
disabilities,  and  to  increase  rates  for  widows  and  children  under  Public  law  484,  73d 
Congress,  as  amended,  and  to  include  widows  and  children  of  World  War  II  veterans 
for  benefits  under  latter  act.     Approved  May  27,  1944.     1  p.     (Public  law  312.) 

H.  R.  3377,  art  to  increase  rate  of  pension  for  World  War  veterans  from  $40  to 

.$50  per  month,  to  $60  per  month  in  certain  specified  cases.  Approved  May'  27,  1944. 
1  p.      (Public  law  313.) 

S.  771,  act  to  provide  for  payment  of  pensions  and  componsation  to  certain  persons 

who  are  receiving  [military  or  naval]  retired  pay.  Approved  May  27,  1944.  1  p. 
(Public  law  314.) 

Postal  scrrire.  H.  R.  1565.  act  relating  to  appointment  of  postmasters.  Approved  May 
20,  1944.      1   p.      (Public  law  306.) 

H.  R.  2928,  act  to  amend  act  to  fix  hours  of  duty  of  postal  employees,  and  for 

other  purposes,  as  amended  [so  as  to  authorize  payment  for  overtime  of  certain 
employees  not  covered  by  said  act].  [Approved  June  12,  1944.]  2  p.  (Public 
law  334.) 

Public  assistance.     H.  J.   Res.   298,  joint   resolution  making   appropriations   for  grants 

to  States  under  social  security  act  [for  old  age  assistance,  aid  to  dependent  children. 

and  aid  to  the  blind,  and  for  iinemployment  compensation  administration].     Approved 

June  22,  1944.     1  p.      (Public  law   348.) 
Public  debts.     H.  R.  4464.  act  to  increase  debt  limit  of  United  States.     Approved  June  9, 

1944.     1  p       (Public  law  333.) 
8eeing-eye   dogs.     H.    R.    4519.    act    to    authorize   administrator    of   veterans'    affairs   to 

furnish  seeing  eye  dogs  for  blind  veterans.     Approved  May  24,   1944.     1  p.      (Public 

law  309.) 
Ships.     H.  R.  4710,  act  authorizing  acquisition  and  conversion  or  construction  of  certain 

landing  craft  and  district  craft   for  Navy.     Approved  May  31,    1944.     1   p.      (Public 

law  322.) 
Soldiers.     S.  1767.  act  to  provide  Federal  Government  aid  for  readjustment  in  civilian 

life  of  returning  World  War  II  veterans.      [Approved  June  22,  1944.]      20  p.      (Public 

law  346.)       [S.  1767  creates  a  Veterans'  Placement  Service  Board.] 
Sugar.     H.  R.  4833,  act  to  extend  for  2  additional  years  provisions  of  sugar  act  of  1937, 

as  amended,  and  taxes  with  respect  to  sugar.     Approved  June  20,  1944.     1  p.     (Public 

law  345.) 
Tunnels.     S.  1479,  act  providing  for  suspension  of  certain  requirements  relating  to  work 

on   [mine]   tunnel  sites.     Approved  June  22,  1944.     1   p.      (Public  law  349.) 
Upper  MMsissippi  River  Wild  Life  and  Fish  Refuge.     S.  1081,  act  to  add  lands  to  Upper 

Mississippi  River  Wild  Life  and  Fish  Refuge.     Approved  June  13,  1944.     1  p.     (Public 

law  335.) 

CONFERENCE  COlVIBtllTTEES 

Agriculture  Department.  Control  and  eradication  of  certain  animal  and  plant 
pests  and  diseases,  conference  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4278  [to  provide  for 
control  and  eradication  of  certain  animal  and  plant  pests  and  diseases,  to 
facilitate  cooi)eration  with  States  in  fire  control,  to  provide  for  more  eflScient 
protection  and  management  of  national  forests,  to  facilitate  carrying  out  of 
agricultural  conservation  and  related  agricultural  programs,  to  faciltiate  opera- 
tion of  Farm  Credit  Administration  and  Rural  Electrification  Administration, 
to  aid  in  orderly  marketing  of  agricultural  commodities,  and  for  other  pur- 
poses] ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Flannagan.  May  26,  1944.  5  p.  (H.  rp.  1522,  78th 
Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Department  of  Agriculture  appropriation  bill,  [fiscal  year]  1945,  con- 
ference report  to  accompany  H.  K.  4443 ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Tarver.  June  6, 
1944.     10  p.     (H.  rp.  1605,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

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Ayriculture  Department — Continued. 

Department  of  Agriculture  appropriation  bill,  [fiscal  year]  1945,  conference 

report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4443;  submitted  by  Mr.  Tarver.  June  22,  1944. 
3  p.     (H.  rp.  1714,  7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Air  pilots.  Extending  civilian  [pilot]  training  act,  conference  report  to  accom- 
pany S.  1432;  .submitted  by  Mr.  Bulwinkle.  June  23,  1944.  2  p.  (H.  rp.  1740, 
78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Appropriations.  Legislative  branch  and  judiciary  appropriation  bill,  [fiscal  year] 
194"),  conference  report  to  accompany  H.  li.  4414 ;  submitted  by  Mr.  O'Neal. 
June  9,  1944.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  1616,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     j 

Second  deficiency  appropriation  bill,  1944,  conference  report  to  accompany 

H.  R.  5040  [making  appropriations  to  supply  deficiencies  in  appropriations  for 
fiscal  year  1944  and  prior  fiscal  years,  to  provide  supplemental  appropriations 
for  fiscal  years  1944  and  1945,  and  for  other  purposes]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Can- 
non of  Missouri.     June  23,  1944.     5  p.     (H.  rp.  1745,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Cothron,  Mrs.  Mavis  N.  Mavis  Norrine  Cothron  and  legal  guardian  of  Norma 
Lee  Cothron,  Florence  Janet  Cothron,  and  Nina  Faye  Cothron,  conference 
report  to  accompany  H.  R.  33!!0  [for  relief  of  Mavis  Norrine  Cothron  and  legal 
guardian  of  Norma  Lee  Cothron,  Florence  Janet  Cothron,  and  Nina  Faye 
Cothron]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  McGehee.  June  20,  1944.  1  p.  ( H.  rp.  169<5,  78th 
Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Coiireil,  Louis.  Louis  Courcil,  confeivnce  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  248  [for 
relief  of  Louis  Courcil]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  McGehee.  June  20,  1944.  1  p. 
(H.  rp.  1690,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Customs  Service.  Amendment  of  sec.  451  of  tariff  act  of  1930,  conference  report 
to  accompany  S.  1758  [to  amend  sec.  451  of  tariff  act  of  1930,  and  for  other 
purposes,  to  provide  for  payment  of  customs  employees  for  inspectional  services 
on  Sundays  and  holidays]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Doughton.  May  24,  1944.  4  p. 
(H.  rp.  1510,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)      [Correct-ed  print.]     t 

Denif/ati,  James  T.  Rev.  James  T.  Denigan,  conference  report  to  accompany 
H.  R.  3538  [for  relief  of  James  T.  Denigan]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  McGehee.  June 
20,  1944.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  1697,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

District  of  Columbia  appropriation  bill,  fiscal  year  1945,  conference  reix)rt  to 
accompany  H.  R.  4801 ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Coffee.  June  22,  1944.  6  p.  (H.  rp. 
1719,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Foreign  Economic  Administration  appropriation  bill,  1945,  conference  report  to 
accompany  H.  R.  4937  [making  appropriations  for  defense  aid  (lend-lease), 
for  participation  by  United  States  in  work  of  United  Nations  Relief  and  Re- 
habilitation Administration,  and  for  Foreign  Economic  Administration,  fiscal 
year  1945]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Cannon  of  Missouri.  June  22, 1944.  3  p.  (H.  rp. 
1721,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Government  contracts.  Settlement  of  terminated  war  contracts,  conference  re- 
port to  accompany  S.  1718;  submitted  by  Mr.  Sumners  of  Texas.  June  21, 
1944.  28  p.  (H.  rp.  1708,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)  [S.  1718  establishes  the  Oflice 
of  Contract  Settlement  and  creates  a  Contract  Settlement  Advisory  Board.]  t 
L.  C.  card  44-41083 

Oo^vernment  offtcrx.  Independent  otfices  appropriation  bill,  1945.  conference  re- 
port to  accompany  H.  R.  4070  [making  appropriations  for  Executive  Office  and 
sundry  independent  executive  bureaus,  Ixtards,  commissions,  and  offices,  fiscal 
year  1945]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Woodrum  of  Virginia.  May  29,  1944.  6  p. 
(H.  rp.  1544,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Independent  offices  appropriation  bill,  1945,  conference  report  to  accompany 

H.  R.  4070  [making  appropriations  for  Executive  Office  and  sundry  indeiKMident 
executive  bureaus,  boards,  connnissions,  and  offices,  fiscal  year  1945]  ;  submitted 
by  Mr.  Woodrum  of  Virginia.  June  14,  1944.  4  p.  (H.  rp.  1642,  78th  Coug. 
2d  sess.)     t 

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Qoverntvcnt  offices — Contimied. 

National  war  agencies  appropriation  bill,   [fiscal  year]    1945,  conference 

report  to  accompany  11.  R.  4S79;  submitted  by  Mr.  Cannon  of  Missouri.  June 
22,  1044.     4  p.     (II.  rp.  1722,  T8th  Cong.  2d  ses.s.)     t 

L.  C.  card  44-410S6 

Hampton,  Mrs.  Mildred  B.  Mildred  V,.  Hampton,  conference  report  to  accompany 
H.  R.  1412  Ifor  relief  of  Mildred  B.  Hampton]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  McGehee. 
June  20,  1044.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  1094,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Held,  Edioard  E.  Edward  E.  Held  and  Mary  Jane  Held,  conference  report  to 
accompany  H.  R.  2025  [for  relief  of  Edward  E.  Held  and  Mary  Jane  Held]  ; 
submitted  by  Mr.  McGeliee.  June  20,  1944.  1  p.  (H.  rp.  169o,"7<8th  Cong.  2d 
sess. )     t 

Interior  Department.  Department  of  Interior  appropriation  bill,  [fiscal  year] 
1945,  conference  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4679;  submitted  bv  Mr.  Johnson  of 
Oklahoma.     June  17,  li)44.     19  p.       (H.  rp.  1G78,  78th  Cong.  2cl  sess.)     t 

Lahor  Department.  Labor-Federal  Security  appropriation  bill,  1945,  conference 
report  to  aconipany  H.  R.  4899  [making  appropriations  for  Department  of 
Labor.  Federal  Security  Agency,  and  related  independent  agencies,  fiscal  year 
1945] ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Hare.  June  21,  1944.  6  p.  (H.  rp.  1710,  78th  Cong. 
2d  sess.)     t 

Lewis,  Delores.  Delores  Lewis,  conference  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  1313  [for 
relief  of  Delores  Lewis]:  submitted  bv -Mr.  McGehee.  June  20,  1944.  1  p. 
(H.  rp.  1692,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

McKay,  Charles  M.  Rev.  C.  M.  McKay,  conference  report  to  accompany  IT.  R.  544 
[for  relief  of  C.  M.  McKay]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  McGehee.  June  20,  1944.  1  p. 
(H.  rp.  1691.  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Navp  Drpartment.    Naval  appropriation  bill,  1945,  conference  report  to  accom- 
pany H.  R.  4559  [making  appropriations  for  Navy  Department  and  naval  serv- 
ice, fiscal  year  1945]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Sheppard.    May  26. 1944.    3  p.     (H.  rp. 
1521,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 
L.  C.  card  44-^1034 

Naval  appropriation  bill.  1945.  conference  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4559 

[making  appropriations  for  Navy  Department  and  naval  service,  fiscal  year 
1945.  and  additional  appropriations  therefor,  fiscal  vear  1944]  ;  submitted  bv 
Mr.  Sheppard.     June  13,  1944.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  1637,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

L.  C.  card  44-41114  "   . 

Panama  Canal.  Terms  of  office  of  district  attorney  and  marshal  in  Canal  Zone, 
conference  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3646  [to  amend  sec.  42  of  title  7  of 
Canal  Zone  code]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Bland.  June  23.  1944.  2  p.  (H.  rp. 
1746,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     f 

Pearl  Harbor.  Extending  statute  of  limitation  in  certain  cases,  conference  re- 
port to  accompany  S.  J.  Res.  133  [to  extend  time  limit  for  immunity  from 
possible  court  martial  or  prosecution  of  any  person  or  persons,  military  or 
civil,  connected  wilh  Pearl  Harbor  catastrophe  of  Dec.  7.  1941,  for  one  year 
from  June  7.  1944]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Sumners  of  Texas.  June  7.  1944.  3  p. 
(H.  rp.  1612.  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)  [Committee  recommends  amendment  of 
S.  J.  Res.  133  so  as  to  provide  for  a  6  months'  extension  from  June  7.  1944. 
and  amendment  of  title  to  read:  .Joint  resolution  to  extend  statute  of  limita- 
tion in  certain  cases.]     f 

Prices.     Extending  price   control   and    stabilization   acts,   conference   report   to 
accompanv  S.  1764:  submitted  bv  Mr.  Spence.     June  20,  1944.     26  p.     (H.  rp. 
1698.  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 
L.  C.  card  44-41089 

Puhlic  dr1)ts.  Incroa.sing  debt  limit  of  United  States,  conferei"  e  i-eport  to  ac- 
company H.  R.  4464 ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Doughton.  June  5,  1944.  2  p.  (H.  rp. 
1598,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)      [Corrected  print.]     t 

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Soldiers.  Providing  Federal  Goveruiuent  aid  for  readjustment  in  civilian  life 
of  returning  World  War  II  veterans,  conference  report  to  accompany  S.  1767  ; 
submitted  by  Mr.  Rankin.  June  12,  1044.  26  p.  (H.  rp.  1624,  78th  Cong.  2d 
sess.)  [S.  1767,  as  hero  reported,  creates  a  Veterans'  Placement  Service 
Board.]  t 
L.  C.  card  44-41063 

Stale  Department.  Departments  of  State,  Justice,  and  Commerce  appropria- 
tion bill,  [fiscal  year]  1945,  conference  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4204;  sub- 
mitted by  Mr.  Kerr.  June  20,  1944.  L2]  p.  (II.  rp.  1687,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.) 
t 

Departments  of  State,  Justice,  and  Commerce  appropriation  bill,    [fiscal 

year]    1945,   conference  report  to  accompany  11.  R.  4204 ;   submitted  by  Mr. 
Uabaut.     June  5,  1944.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  1599,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)      t 

Departments  of  State,  Justice,  and  Commerce  appropriation  bill,   [fiscal 

year]    1945,  conference  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4204 ;  submitted  by   Mr. 
Rabaut.     June  12,  1944.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  1623,  78th  Cong.  2'd  sess.)     t 

Stewart,  Eddie  T.  Eddie  T.  Stewart,  conference  report  to  accompany  H.  R. 
1411  [for  relief  of  Eddie  T.  Stevpart]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  McGehee.  June  20, 
1944.     Ip.     (H.  rp.  1693,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

War  Department.     Military  establishment  appropriation  bill,  [fiscal  year]  1945, 
conference  reiwrt  to  accompany  H.  R.  4967 ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Snyder.     June 
22,1944.     2  p.      (H.  rp.  1720,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 
L.  C.  card  4-1-410&1 

War   Department   civil   functions   appropriation  bill,    [fiscal   year]    1945, 

conference  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4183 ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Snyder.     June 
6,1944.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  1604,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

War  Department  civil   functions   appropriation   bill,    [fiscal   year]    1945, 

conference  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4183 ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Snyder.     June 
19.  1944.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  1680,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     t 


EXECUTIVE  PAPERS,  JOINT  COMMITTEE  ON  DISPOSITION  OF 

Government    offices.     Disposing   of   certain    papers,    report;    submitted    by    Mr. 
Elliott.     June  7,  1944.     1  p.     (11.  rp.  1607,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Disposing  of  certain  papers,  report ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Elliott.     June  7, 

1944.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  1608,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)      t 

Disposing  of  certain  papers,  report;  submitted  by  Mr.  Elliott.     June  7, 

1944.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  1609,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Disposing  of  certain  papers,  report ;  submitted  by  Mr.   Elliott,   June  7, 

1944.    2  p.     (H.  rp.  1610,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)      t 

Disposing  of  certain  papers,  report;  submitted  by  Mr.  Elliott.     June  7, 

1944.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  1611,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)      t 

• Disposing  of  certain  papers,  report;  submitted  by  Mr.  Elliott.     June  21, 

1944.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  1704,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Disposing  of  certain  papers,  report;  submitted  by  Mr.  Elliott.     June  21, 

1944.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  1705,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Disposing  of  certain  papers,  report ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Elliott.     June  21, 

1944.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  1706,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)      t 

Disposing  of  certain  papers,  report;  submitted  by  Mr.  Elliott.     June  21, 

1944.     1  p.     ( H.  rp.  1707,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     t 

HOUSE  OF  REPRESENTATIVES 

American  Legion.     Proceedings  of  25th  national  convention  of  American  Legion, 
Omaha,   Nebr.,    Sept.    21-23,    1943.     1944.     xii+[3]-f-400  p.    il.    2    p.    of   por. 
(H.  doc.  364,  78th  Cong.  1st  sess.)     *  Paper,  55c. 
L.  C.  card  25-26630 

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Approfyriatiotii^.  Supplomental  estimates  of  appropriations  for  legislative  estab- 
lishment, House  of  Representatives,  fiscal  vear  1^4  and  fiscal  year  1945.  June 
1. 1{>44.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  G30,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Calendars  of  House  t)f  Representatives  and  history  of  legislation,  78th  Congress, 
2d  session,  June  1-23,  1944  ;  no.  93-112.  1944.  various  paging,  large  8"  [Daily 
when  House  of  Representatives  is  in  .session.]     J      Y  1.2  :  1/78-2-93  to  78-2-112 

Income  ia.r.     Individual  income  tax  act  of  1944,  questions  and  answers  relating 
to  Public   law  31."».    to  provide  for   simplification   of   individual   income   tax, 
approved  May  29,  1944;  [prepared  by  Daniel  A.  Reed].     1944.     ii+14  p.     (H. 
doc.  655,  78thCong.  2d  sess. )     *  Paper,  5c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41093 

Roads.     Laws  relating  to  Federal  aid  in  ccmstruction  of  roads  [Aug.  24,  1912- 
Apr.  4,  1944]  ;  compiled  by  Elmer  A.  Lewis,  superintendent  of  Document  Room, 
House  of  Representatives.     1944.     133  p.     *  Paper,  15c.     •  Item  308 
L.  C.  card  44-41109  Y  1.2  :  R  53/944 

ACCOUNTS   COMMITTEE,    HOUSE 

Campaign  Expenditures,  Special  Committee  to  Investigate,  House.  Providing  for 
expenses  of  committee  authorized  by  House  resolution  551  [to  investigate  cam- 
paign expenditures  of  various  candidates  for  House  of  Representatives],  report 
to  accompany  H.  Res.  607;  submitted  by  Mr.  Cochran.  June  22,  1944.  1  p. 
(H.  rp.  1711,  7Stli  Cong.  2d  sess.)      t 

Education  Committee,  House.  Expenses  of  conducting  study  and  investigation 
[of  effect  of  certain  war  activities  on  colleges  and  imiversities],  authorized  by 
House  resolution  592,  incurred  by  Committee  on  Education,  report  to  accompanv 
H.  Res.  608;  submitted  by  Mr.  Cochran.  June  22,  1944.  1  p.  (H.  rp.  1712, 
7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Labor  Committee,  Emise.  Expenses  of  conducting  study  and  investigation  [rela- 
tive to  aid  given  to  the  physically  handicapped],  authorized  by  House  resolu- 
tion 230,  incurred  by  Committee  on  Labor,  report  to  accompaiiv  H.  Res.  609: 
submitted  by  Mr.  Cochran.  June  22,  1944.  1  p.  ( H.  rp.  1713,*  7Sth  Cong.  2d 
sess.)     t 

AGRICULTURE     COMMITTEE.     HOUSE 

Crop  insurance,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4911  [to  amend  Federal  crop  insurance 
act]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Fulmer.    June  2,  1944.     7  p.     (H.  rp.  1592,  78th  Cong. 
2d  sess.)     t 
L.  C.  card  44-41022 

Farmers'  Home  Corporation.  Farmers'  Home  Corporation  act  of  1944,  hearings, 
78th  Congress,  2d  session,  on  H.  R.  4384.  to  simplify  and  improve  credit  services 
to  farmers  and  promote  farm  ownership  by  abolishing  certain  agricultural 
lending  agencies  and  functions,  by  transferring  assets  to  Farmers'  Home  Cor- 
poration, by  enlarging  ix>wers  of  Farmers'  Home  Corporation,  by  authorizing 
Government  insurance  loans  to  farmers,  by  creating  preferences  for  loans  and 
insured  mortgages  to  enable  veterans  to  acquire  farms,  by  providing  additional 
specific  authority  and  directions  with  respect  to  liquidation  of  resettlement 
projects  and  rural  rehabilitation  projects  for  resettlement  purposes,  and  for 
other  purposes,  Mar.  29-May  15,  1944.  1944.  iii-|-316  p.  *  Paper,  35c. 
•  Item   338.  Y  4.  Ag  8/1 :  F  22/24 

■ Farmers'  Home  Corporation  act  of  1944,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4876 

[to  simplify  and  improve  credit  services  to  farmers  and  promote  farm  owner- 
ship by  abolishing  certain  agricultural  lending  agencies  and  functions,  by 
transferring  assets  to  Farmers'  Home  Corporation,  by  enlarging  powers  of 
Farmers'  Home  Corporation,  by  authorizing  Government  insurance  of  loans 
to  farmers,  by  creating  preferences  for  loans  and  insured  mortgages  to  enable 
veterans  to  acquire  farms,  by  providing  additional  specific  authority  and  di- 
rections with  re.si)ect  to  liquidation  of  resettlement  projects  and  rural  rehabili- 
tation projects  for  resettlement  purposes,  and  for  other  purposes] ;  submitted 
by  Mr.  Cooley.  June  23,  1944.  59  p.  (H.  rp.  1747,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)  [In- 
cludes minority  views.]  t 
L.  C.  card  44-41094. 

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Sugar.     Extension  of  sugar  act,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4833  [to  extend  for 

2  additional  years  provisions  of  sugar  act  of  1937,  as  amended,  and  taxes  with 
respect  to  sugar]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Flannagaii.  May  26,  1944.  2  p.  (H.  rp. 
1519,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

APPROPRIATIONS   COMMITTEE,    HOUSE 

Appropriation!^.  Second  deficiency  appropriation  act,  1944,  report  to  accompany 
H.  R.  5040  [making  appropriations  to  supply  deficiencies  in  appropriations 
for  fiscal  year  1944  and  prior  fiscal  years,  to  provide  supplemental  appropria- 
tions for  fiscal  years  1944  and  1945,  and  for  other  purp<ises]  ;  submitted  by  Mr. 
Cannon  of  Missouri.    June  IG,  1944.    28  p.     (H.  rp.  16G0,  7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Second  deficiency  appropriation  bill,    [fiscal  year]   1944,   hearings  before 

subcommittee,  78th  Congress,  2d  session.     1944.     ii  +  445  p.  il.     *  Paper,  55c. 

•  Item  339  Y  4.  Ap  6/1 :  D  36/944-2 

District  of  Columhia  appropriation  bill,  [fiscal  year]  1945,  hearings  before  sub- 
committee,   78th    Congress,   2d    session.      1944.     ii  +  1198  p.     *  Paper,  $1.50. 

•  Item   339  Y  4.Ap  6/1 :  D  63/945 

Foreign  Economic  Administration..  Foreign  Economic  Administration  appropria- 
tion bill,  [fiscal  year]  1945.  hearings  before  subcommittee,  78th  Congress,  2d 
session :  Defense-aid,  lend-lease,  United  Nations  Relief  and  Rehabilitation  Ad- 
ministration. Foreign  Economic  Administration,  salaries  and  expenses,  Export- 
Import  Bank  of  Washington.  1944.  ii  -f  475  p.  11.  *  Paper,  60c.  •  Item  339 
L.  C.  card  44-5972  Y  4.Ap  6/1 :  F  76/2/945 

— —  Foreign  Economic  Administration  appropi-iation  bill,  [fiscal  year]  1945, 
including  defense  aid  (lend-lease)  and  participation  by  United  States  in  United 
Nations  Relief  and  Rehabilitation  Administration,  report  to  accompany  H.  R. 
4937;  submitted  by  Mr.  Cannon  of  Missouri.  June  2,  1944.  28  p.  (H.  rp.  1591, 
78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)  t 
L.  C.  card  44-41021 

Government  ofliccs.  National  war  agencies  appropriation  hill,  [fiscal  year]  1945, 
hearings    before    subcommittee,    78th    Congress,    2d    session.      1944.     3  pts. 

•  Item  339. 

L.  C.   card  44-41100  Y  4.  Ap  6/1 :  N  21/2/945 

pt..  1.  Office  of  Censorship,  Committee  for  Congested  Production  Areas,  Offiec  of  Co- 
ordinator of  Inter-American  Affairs,  Office  of  Defense  Transportation,  Petro- 
leum Administrator  for  War,  Office  of  Scientific  Researcli  and  Development, 
Selective  Service  System.  Smaller  War  Plants  Corporation,  War  Labor  Board, 
War  Production  Board,  War  Sliippins  Administration,  ii  -f  1080  p.  il.  *  Paper, 
!51.50. 

pt.  2.  Office  of  Central  Administrative  Services,  Office  of  Civilian  Defense,  Committee 
on  Fair  Employment  Practice,  Office  of  Strategic  Services,  Office  of  War  In- 
formaion.  Office  of  War  Mobilization,  War  Relocation  Authority,  ii  +  732  p. 
♦  Paper,  .$1.00. 

pt.  3.  Office  of  Civilian  Defense,     ii  +  9  p.     ♦  Paper,  5c. 

National   war   agencies   appropriation   bill    [fiscal   year]    1945,    report    to 

accompany  H.  R.  4879 ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Cannon  of  Missouri.  May  25,  1944. 
43  p.     (H.  rp.  1511,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

L.  C.  card  44-41036. 
Labor  Department.     Department  of  Labor,  Federal  Security  Agency,  and  related 
independent  offices  appropriation  bill,  fiscal  year  1945,  report  to  accompany 
H.  R.  4899 ;  .submitted  by  Mr.  Hare.    May  27,  1944.    47  p.     (H.  rp.  1520,  78th 
Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Department  of  Labor,  Federal  Security  Agency  appropriation  bill,  [fiscal 

year]   1945,  hearings  before  subcommittee,  78th  Congress.  2d  session.     1944. 

3  pts.     •  Item  339.  •  Y  4.Ap  6/1 :  L 11/945 
pt.  1.  Department  of  Labor,  Employees'  Compensation  Commission,   National  Lsibor  Re- 
lations Board,  National  Mediation  Board,  Railroad  Retirement  Board.     ii-(-817 
D.      *  Paper,  $1.2.5. 

pt.  2.  Federal  Security  Agency,     ii  +  583  p.     'Paper.  75c. 

pt.  3..  War  Manpower  Commission,     ii   +   243  p.     •Paper,  30c. 

War  Department.     Military  establishment  appropriation  bill,  [fiscal  year]  1945, 
hearings  before  subcommittee,  78th  Congress,  2d  session.     1944.     ii  +  649  p. 
il.  1  pi.    *  Paper,  $1.00.    •  Item  839. 
L.  C.  card  44-6052  Y  4.Ap  6/1 :  W  19/3/945 

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War  Department — Continued. 

Military  estahlishment  appropriation  bill,  [fiscal  yearl  10-15,  report  to  ac- 
company II.  R.  4007;  submitted  by  Mr.  Snyder.  June  7,  1044.  23  p.  (H.  rn 
1606,  78th  Conp.  2d  scss.)     f 

L.  C.  card  44-41028 

BANKING  AND  CURRENCT  COMMITTEE,  HOUSE 

Mortgage  insurance.  Amending  sec.  COS  (a)  of  national  housing  act,  as  amended 
[relative  to  war  housing  in.suranee],  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4840;  sub- 
mitted by  Mr.  Spence.     June  22,  1944.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  1723,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)  f 

Prices.    Extending  emergency  price  control  act  of  1042,  reiwrt  to  accompany 
H.  R.  4041  [to  extend  period  of  operation  of  emergency  price  control  act  of 
1042  and  stabilization  act  of  Oct.  2,  1942]  ;  submitted  bv  Mr.  Spence.     June  3, 
1944.     26  p.     (H.  rp.  1503,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     *  Paper,  lOc. 
L.  C.  card  44-41025 

Extension  of  emergency  price  control  act,  hearings,  78th  Congress.  2d  ses- 
sion, on  H.  R.  4376,  to  extend  period  of  operation  of  emergency  price  control 
act  of  1042  and  of  act  of  Oct.  2.  1042,  to  amend  emergency  price  control  act 
of  1942.  to  aid  in  preventing  inflation,  and  for  other  purposes,  Apr.  12-Mav 
[101.  ]9t4.  1044.  2  V.  [xviii]-f2477  p.  il.  2  pi.  map.  *  Paper,  v.  1,  $1.75; 
*  V.  2.  .$1.75.     •  Item  340 

L.  C.  card  44r41009  Y  4.B  22/1 :  P  93/3/v.l,2 

CIVIL  SER\^CE   COMMITTEE,   HOUSE 

Women's  Air  (Service  Pilots.  Investigation  of  civilian  employment,  concerning 
inquiries  made  of  certain  proposals  for  expansion  and  change  in  civil  service 
status  of  WASPS,  pursuant  to  H.  Res.  16:  [submitted  by  Mr.  Ramspeckl. 
1944.  ii-fl4  p.  (H.  rp.  1600,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)  [Includes  minority  re- 
port.] t 
L.  C.  card  44-41027 

CLAIMS    COMMITFEE,    HOUSE 

Adams.  A.  R.  Dr.  A.  R.  Adams,  report  to  accompany  S.  1465  [for  relief  of  A.  R. 
Adams]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Ramey.  June  16,  1944.  2  p.  (H.  rp.  1663,  78th 
Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Armstrong,  Mrs.  Florence.  Mrs.  Florence  Armstrong,  report  to  accompany  H.  R. 
4331  [for  relief  of  Mrs.  Florence  Armstrong]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Green.  June 
23,  1944.     5  p.     (H.  rp.  1738,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Beaton,  John  J.  John  J.  Beaton,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  2845  [for  relief 
of  John  J.  Beaton]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Chenoweth.  May  29,  1944.  4  p.  (H.  rp. 
1535,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Beckhnm,  Louis.  Louis  Beckham,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4111  [for  relief 
of  Louis  Beckham]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Chenoweth.  June  16,  1944.  6  p.  (H. 
rp.  1657,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

BeUo,  Marino.  Marino  Bello,  report  to  accompany  S.  1483  [for  relief  of  Marino 
Bello]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Ramey.  June  16,  1944.  6  p.  (H.  rp.  1664,  78th 
Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Berberian,  Archie  J.  Archie  Berberian,  Kurken  Berberian,  and  Mrs.  Osgetel 
Berberian,  report  to  accompany  11.  R.  3465  [for  relief  of  Archie  Berberian, 
Kurken  Berberian,  and  Mrs.  Osgetel  Berberian]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Stigler. 
June  16,  1944.     6  p.     (H.  rp.  1660,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Bishopville  Milling  Co.,  report  to  accompany  S.  1247  [for  relief  of  Bishopville 
Milling  Company]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Sauthoff.  May  20,  1044.  4  p.  (H.  rp. 
1531,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Bonney,  Daniel  R.  .John  H.  Bonney,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4036  [for  relief 
of  John  H.  Bonney,  legal  guardian  of  Daniel  R.  Bonney]  :  submitted  by  Mr. 
Sauthoff.     June  23,  1944.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  1736,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

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Borrego,  John.  Mr.  and  Mrs.  John  Borrego,  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Joe  Silva,  legal  guard- 
ian of  Frank  Borrego.  legal  guardian  of  Rueben  Silva,  and  legal  guardian 
of  lUidolph  Silva,  report  to  accompany  S.  1005  [for  relief  of  Mr.  and  Mrs. 
John  Borrego,  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Joe  Silva,  legal  guardian  of  Frank  Borrego,  legal 
guardian  of  Rueben  Silva,  and  legal  guardian  of  Rudolph  Silva]  ;  submitted 
by  Mr.  Green.     June  23,  1&44.     6  p.     (H.  rp.  1727,  7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Brannen,  Paul  E.  P.  E.  Brannen,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4101  [for  relief 
of  P.  E.  Brannen] ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Stigler.  May  31,  1944.  6  p.  (H.  rp, 
1565,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Chino.,  United  States  Court  for.  Certain  former  employees  of  United  States 
Court  for  China,  report  to  accom'pany  H.  R.  4080  [for  relief  of  certain  former 
employees  of  United  States  Court  for  China]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Ramey.  June 
l(i,  1944.     4  p.     (H.  rp.  1670,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

City  National  Bunk  BuUdlnfi  Co.,  report  to  accompany  S.  1453  [for  relief  of  City 
National  Bank  Building  Company]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Carson  [of  Ohio].  June 
22,  1944.     5  p.     ( H.  rp.  1720,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     t 

Cooper,  John  T.  John  T.  Cooper,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  2237  [for  relief  of 
John  T.  Cooper]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Patton.  May  29,  1944.  3  p.  (H.  rp.  1533, 
78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Cormier,  Mrs.  Victoria.  Victoria  Cormier,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4024  [for 
relief  of  Victoria  Cormier]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Abernethy.  May  31,  1944.  4  p. 
(H.  rp.  1563,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Coulter,  Diemer  A.  Diemer  Adison  Coulter  and  Frances  Andrew  Coulter,  report 
to  accompany  H.  R.  2150  [for  relief  of  Diemer  Adison  Coulter  and  Frances 
Andrews  Coulter]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Abernethy.  May  31,  1944.  8  p.  (H.  rp. 
15.52,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     t 

Diemer  Adison  Coulter  and  Frances  Andrew  Coulter,  report  to  accompany 

H.  R.  2150  [for  relief  of  Diemer  Adison  Coulter  and  Frances  Andrews  Coulter]  ; 
submitted  by  Mr.  Abernethy.  June  19,  1944.  8  p.  (H.  rp.  1684,  78th  Cong. 
2d  sess. )     t 

CusJiman,  John.  Mr.  and  Mrs.  John  Cushman,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4197 
[for  relief  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  John  Cushman]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Chenoweth. 
May  31,  1944.     6  p.     (H.  rp.  1560,  7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Datesmnn,  J.  Ralph.  J.  Ralph  Datesman,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3813  [for 
relief  of  J.  Ralph  Datesman]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Miller  of  Missouri.  May  29, 
1944.     4  p.     (H.  rp.  1538,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Daif,  Leo  E.  Leo  Edward  Day  and  Phillip  Tamborello,  report  to  accompany 
H.  R.  4050  [for  relief  of  Leo  Edward  Dav  and  Phillip  Tamborello]  ;  submitted 
by  Mr.  Chenoweth.     May  31,  1944.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  1564,  78th  Cong,  2d  sess.)     t 

DeGroot,  Violet.  Legal  guardian  of  Violet  DeGroot,  report  to  accompany  H.  R. 
3727  [for  relief  of  legal  guardian  of  Violet  DeGroot]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Ramey. 
June  16,  1944.     6  p.     (H.  rp.  1652,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)      t 

Eatman,  Michael,  jr.  Michael  Eatman,  jr.,  and  Mrs.  Michael  Eatraan,  jr.,  report 
to  accompany  H.  R.  2019  [for  relief  of  Michael  Eatman,  jr.,  and  Mrs.  Michael 
Eatman.  jr.]  ;  submitted  hv  Mr.  Abernethy.  Mav  31,  1944.  6  p.  (H.  rp.  1556, 
78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Ennis.  George  P.  Gladys  A.  Ennis,  as  executrix  of  estate  of  George  Pearse  Ennis 
and  O.scar  H.  Julius,  and  Excelsior  Automotive  Service,  Inc.,  report  to  accom- 
pany H.  R.  195  [for  relief  of  Gladys  A.  Ennis,  as  executrix  of  estate  of  George 
Pearse  Ennis  and  Oscar  H.  Julius,  and  Excelsior  Automotive  Service,  Incor- 
porated] ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Sauthoff.  June  23,  1944.  9  p.  (H.  rp.  1728, 
78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Feller.  L.  M.,  Co.  L.  M.  Feller  Co.  and  Wendell  C.  Graus,  report  to  accnmiiaiiv 
H.  R.  4528  [for  relief  of  L.  M.  Feller  Company  and  Wendell  C.  Graus]  ;  sub- 
mitted by  Mr.  Pittenger.  May  29,  1944.  9  p.  (H.  rp.  1539,  78th  C'.ng. 
2d  sess.)     t 

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Fortier,  Louis  J.  Brig.  Gen.  Louis  J.  Fortler,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4144 
[for  relief  of  Louis  J.  Fortier]  ;  submitted  bv  Mr.  Patten.  June  22,  1944.  7  p. 
(H.  rp.  1737,  7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Oause,  Francia  L.  F.  L.  Gause,  Rosalind  Gause,  and  Helen  Gause,  report  to 
accompany  H.  R.  3U9C  [for  relief  of  F.  L.  Gause  and  legal  guardian  of  Rosalind 
and  Helen  Gause]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Patton.  June  16,  1944.  21  p.  (H.  rp. 
1654,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Gcsteland,  Ivrr  M.  Iver  M.  Gesteland,  report  to  accompany  S.  754  [for  relief 
of  Iver  M.  Gesteland]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  SauthofC.  Mav  31,^1944.  5  p.  (H.  rp. 
1545,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Ooehel,  Frederick  O.  Frederick  G.  Goebel,  report  to  accompany  S.  1461  [for 
relief  of  Frederick  G.  Goebel]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Ramey.  June  16,  1944.  3  p. 
(H.  rp.  1662,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Halverson,  Uclen.  Helen  Halverson,  report  to  accompany  S.  1731  [for  relief 
of  Helen  Halverson] ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Green.  June  16,  1944.  3  p.  (H.  rp. 
1665,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     t 

Hawke.  Mrs.  Elsie.  Elsie  Hawke,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3584  [for  relief 
of  Elsie  Hawke]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Stigler.  June  23,  1944.  o  p.  (H.  rp.  1734, 
78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     t 

Henderson,  Frank.  Frank  Henderson  and  Frances  Nell  Henderson,  report  to 
accompany  H.  R.  1940  [for  relief  of  Frank  Henderson  and  Frances  Nell  Hender- 
son, his  wife]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Abernethy.  May  31,'  1944.  7  p.  (H.  rp. 
1551,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Holland,  Mrs.  May.  Mrs.  May  Holland,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  2345  [for  relief 
of  Mrs.  May  Holland]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Green.  June  16,  1944.  7  p.  (H.  rp. 
1667,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Home  Insurance  Co.  of  Neiv  York,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3431  [for  relief  of 
Home  Insurance  Company  of  New  York]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Scrivner.  May  31, 
1944.     4  p.     (H.  rp.  1558,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Hunt,  Cicero  B.  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Cicero  B.  Hunt,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3152 
[for  relief  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Cicero  B.  Hunt]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Carson  of  Ohio. 
May  31,  1944.     7  p.     (H.  rp.  1557,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Ingram,  J.  WiUiam.  J.  William  Ingram,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3481  [for 
relief  of  J.  William  Ingram]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Miller  of  Missouri.  May  31, 
1944.     5  p.     (H.  rp.  1560,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Knight,  Mrs.  Rebecca  A.  Rebecca  A.  Knight  and  Martha  A.  Christian,  report  to 
accompany  S.  1281  [for  relief  of  Rebecca  A.  Knight  and  Martha  A.  Christian]  ; 
submitted  by  Mr.  Sauthoff.  May  31,  1944.  3  p.  (H.  rp.  1547,  78th  Cong.  2d 
sess. )     t 

Lankton,  J.  Fletcher,  d  Ziegele,  John  N.  J.  Fletcher  Lankton  and  John  N.  Ziegele, 
report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4707  [for  relief  of  J.  Fletcher  Lankton  and  John  N. 
Ziegele,  firm] ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Pittenger.  May  31,  1944.  3  p.  (H.  rp.  1569, 
78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Lebanon  Woolen  Mills,  Inc.,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3511  [for  relief  of  Lebanon 
Woolen  Mills,  Incorporated]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Jennings.  May  31,  1944.  8  p. 
(H.  rp.  1561,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Lewis,  Mrs.  Anne  R.  Anne  Rebecca  Lewis  and  Mary  Lewis,  report  to  accompany 
S.  1305  [for  relief  of  Anne  Rebecca  Lewis  and  Mary  Lewis]  ;  submitted  by 
Mr.  Sauthoff.    May  31,  1944.    8  p.     (H,  rp.  1548,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Long,  Mrs.  Elizabeth  P.  Elizabeth  Powers  Long,  report  to  accompany  H.  R. 
2151  [for  relief  of  Elizabeth  Powers  Jjoug]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Abernethy. 
May  31,  1944.     3  p.      (H.  rp.  1553,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

McDonald,  John  D.  John  Duncan  McDonald,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4712 
[for  relief  of  John  Duncan  McDonald]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  McGehee.  May  31, 
1944.    3  p.     (H.  rp.  1580,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

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MucNeil,  John  L.  John  L.  MacNeil,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4631  [for  relief 
of  John  L.  MacNeil]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  McCJehee.  June  16,  1944.  4  p.  (H.  rp. 
1671,  78th  Cong.  2(1  sess.)     f 

McNtiliij,  Mrs.  Donua  M.  Donna  May  McNulty,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3463 
[for  relief  of  Donna  May  McNulty]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Patton.  June  16,  1944. 
3  p.     (II.  rp.  1668,  78th  Cong.  20  sess.)     f 

Mariiic  Barracks,  Quant ico.  Reimbiirsing  certain  Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey 
and  Marine  Corps  personnel  for  personal  property  lost  or  damaged  as  result  of 
fire  at  Marine  Barracks,  Quantico,  Va.  [Dec.  16,  1943],  report  to  accompany 
S.  1714;  submitted  by  Mr.  Mc(iehee.  May  31,  1944.  2  p.  (H.  rp.  1570,  78th 
Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Miles,  Clarence  H.  Clarence  H.  Miles,  Mrs.  MoUie  Miles,  and  Hardy  Miles,  report 
to  accompany  H.  R.  2688  [for  relief  of  Clarence  H.  Miles,  Mrs.  Mollie  Miles,  and 
Hardy  Miles]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Patton.  June  14,  1944.  4  p.  (H.  rp.  1649,  78th 
Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Miller,  J.  M.  J.  M.  Miller,  James  W.  Williams,  and  Gilbert  Theriot.  report  to 
accompany  S.  1553  [for  relief  of  J.  M.  Miller,  James  W.  Williams,  and  Gilbert 
Theriot]  ;  submitted  bv  Mr.  McGeliee.  May  31,  1944.  5  p.  (11.  rp.  1549, 
78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Murphy,  Ilelcne  M.  Helene  Murphy,  report  to  accompany  S.  1102  [for  relief  of 
Helene  Murphy]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  McGehee.  May  31.  1944.  2  p.  (H.  rp. 
1577,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

^aval  Advance  Base  Depot,  Port  Hueneme.  Providing  for  reimbursement  of 
certain  Navy  personnel  and  former  Navy  personnel  for  personal  property  lost 
or  damaged  [as  result  of  fire]  at  Naval  Advance  Base  Depot,  Port  Hueneme, 
Calif.,  report  to  accompany  S.  1881 ;  submitted  by  Mr.  McGehee.  June  17,  1944. 
2p.     (H.  rp.  1672,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Naval  Air  Station,  Norfolk.  Providing  for  reimbursement  of  certain  Navy  and 
civilian  personnel  for  personal  property  lost  as  result  of  fire  in  hangar  V-3  at 
Naval  Air  Station,  Norfolk,  Va.  [Nov.  12,  1942],  report  to  accompany  S.  1741; 
submitted  by  Mr.  McGehee.  May  31,  1944.  2  p.  (H.  rp.  1571,  78th  Cong.  2d 
sess. )     t 

Nelson,  Robert  W.  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Robert  W.  Nelson  and  W.  E.  Nelson,  report  to 
accompany  H.  R.  3548  [for  relief  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Robert  W.  Nelson  and  W.  E. 
Nelson]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Stigler.  May  29,  1944.  9  p.  (H.  rp.  1536,  78th 
Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

O'Connell,  Dennis  C.  Dennis  C.  O'Connell,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4439  [for 
relief  of  Dennis  C.  O'Connell]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Ramey.     May  31,  1944.     5  p. 

(H.  rp.  1658,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)      t 

O'Connell,  John  M.  John  M.  O'Connell,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  2530  [for  relief 
of  John  M.  O'Connell]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Ramey.  May  29,  1944.  3  p.  (H.  rp. 
1534,  7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Olive,  Mrs.  Mabelle  IJ.  Mabelle  E.  Olive,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4380  [for 
relief  of  Mabelle  E.  Olive]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Sauthoff.  June  16,  1944.  7  p. 
(H.  rp.  1659,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Olsen,  Sigfried,  Shippinff  Co.  Sigfried  Olsen,  doing  business  as  Sigfrled  Olsen 
Shipping  Co.,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  2825  [for  relief  of  Sigfried  Olson,  doing 
business  as  Sigfried  Olsen  Shipping  Conipanv]  ;  submitted  bv  Mr.  Pittinger 
[Pittenger].     May  31,  1944.     15  p.     (H.  rp.  1579,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Given,  William  L.  Relief  of  legal  guardian  of  William  L.  Owen,  report  to  accom- 
pany H.  R.  4226;  submitted  bv  Mr.  Miller  of  Missouri.  May  31,  1944.  8  p. 
(H.  rp.  1567,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Pearl  Harbor.  Providing  for  payment  of  compensation  to  certain  claimants  for 
taking  by  United  States  of  private  fishery  rights  in  Pearl  Harbor,  island  of  Oahu. 

McGehee.     May  31,  1944. 


taking  by  United  States  of  private  fishery  rights  in  Pearl 
T.  H.,  report  to  accompany  S.  1682 ;  submitted  bv  Mr.  J 
3  p.     (H.  rp.  1578,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 


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Peterson,  Mm  Paul  W.  Mrs.  Pearl  \V.  Putersou,  report  to  accompany  II.  R.  3484 
[fur  relief  of  Mrs.  l*earl  W.  Peterson]  ;  subiuitted  by  Mr.  Keogb.  June  28, 
1944.     G  p.     ( II.  rp.  1730,  78tb  Cong.  2a  sess.)     t 

I'oitoion,  Mrs.  Hose.  Mrs.  Rose  Poisson,  I'eport  to  accompany  II.  It.  3285  \tw 
relief  of  Mrs.  Rose  PoissonJ  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Chenoweth.  June  16,  1944. 
7  p.     (11.  rp.  IGol,  78tli  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Reily,  Mrs.  Emily  F.  Mrs.  Emily  Reily,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3549  [for 
relief  of  Mrs.  Emily  ReilyJ  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Chenoweth.  May  31,  1944.  4  p. 
(H.  rp.  15G2,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)      t 

Romberg,  Mrs.  J.  C.  Mrs.  J.  C.  Romberg,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  262  [for 
relief  of  Mrs.  J.  C.  Romberg]  ;  submitted  by  Mr  Miller  of  Missouri  May  31, 
1944     8  p.     (H.  rp.  1550,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Ross,  Alfred  F.  Alfred  F.  Ross,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4049  [for  relief  of 
Alfred  F.  Ross]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  SauthofE.  June  16,  1944.  6  p.  (H.  rp.  1656, 
78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Rutherford,  Mrs.  Ida  M.  Ida  M.  Rutherford,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  2827 
[for  relief  of  Ida  M.  Rutherford]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Ramey.  June  16,  1944. 
5  p.     (H.  rp.  1650,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)      t 

Suhis,  Fermin.  Fermin  Salas,  report  to  accompany  S.  1093  [for  relief  of  Fermin 
Salas]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Chenoweth.  May  31,  1944.  4  p.  (H.  rp.  1546,  78th 
Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

San  Francisco,  Calif.  City  and  county  of  San  Francisco,  report  to  accompany 
H.  R.  3590  [for  relief  of  city  and  county  of  San  Francisco] ;  submitted  by 
Mr.  Jenuing.s.     May  29,  1944.     6  p.      (H.  rp.  1537,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     j 

Senders,  M.,  &  Co.  M.  Senders  &  Co.,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3814  [for  relief 
of  M.  Senders  and  Company]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Scrivner.  June  23,  1944.  4  p. 
(H.  rp.  1732,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Sherman,  Mrs.  Phoebe.  Mrs.  Phoebe  Sherman,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  2354 
[for  relief  of  estate  of  Mrs.  Phoebe  Sherman,  and  for  Mrs.  Harriett  W.  Vander- 
hoef  and  Allan  Vanderhoef]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Jennings.  June  15,  1944.  9  p. 
(H.  rp.  1643,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Shipp,  Charles  N.  Estate  of  Charles  Noah  Sliipp,  report  to  accompany  H.  R. 
3791  [for  relief  of  estate  of  Charles  Noah  Shipp]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Ramey. 
June  16,  1944.     6  p.      (H.  rp.  1653,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Square  D  Co.,  report  to  accompany  S.  1763  [for  relief  of  Square  D  Company]  ; 
submitted  by  Mr.  McGehee.  June  16,  1944.  3  p.  (H.  rp.  1666,  7Sth  Cong. 
2d  sess.)     t 

Stapley,  O.  S.,  Co.  O.  S.  Stapley  Co.,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3852  [for  relief 
of  O.  S.  Stapley  Company]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Murphy.  June  23,  1944.  4  p. 
(H.rp.  1733,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

S  ted  man,  Mrs.  Jeannette  B.  Mrs.  Jeannette  B.  Stedman,  report  to  accompany 
H.  R.  3782  [for  relief  of  Mrs.  Jeannette  B.  Stedman]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Dick- 
stein.     June  23,  1944.     8  p.     (H.  rp.  1731,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Straka,  Charles  A.  Estate  of  Charles  A.  Straka,  report  to  accompany  S.  1326 
[for  relief  of  estate  of  Charles  A.  Straka]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Miller  of  Missouri. 
May  29,  1944.     4  p.     (H.  rp.  1532,  7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess.)     j 

Tonge,  Taylor  W.  Taylor  W.  Tonge,  report  to  accompany  S.  1112  [for  relief  of 
Taylor  W.  Tonge]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Miller  of  Missouri.  May  29,  1944.  4  p. 
(H.  rp.  1530,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Walker,  Henry  C.  Henry  Clay  Walker,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4305  [for 
relief  of  Henry  Clay  Walker]  ;  submitted  by  ]Mr.  Sauthofif.  June  16,  1944.  6  p. 
(H.  rp.  1658,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Washington  Asphalt  Co.,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  2903  [for  relief  of  Washing- 
ton Asphalt  Company]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Scrivner.     May  31,  1944.     3  p.     (H. 

rp.  1555,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     t 

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Wott,  Anne  C.  Miss  Anne  Watt,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3467  [for  relief  of 
Anne  Watt]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Goodwin.  May  31,  1944.  3  p.  (H.  rp.  IHoO, 
781b  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Williams,  W.  R.  Dr.  W.  R.  Williams,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3074  [for  relief 
of  W.  R.  Williams] ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Green.  June  23,  1944.  6  p.  (H.  rp. 
1729,  7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Wilson,  James  T.  James  Wilson,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  2473  [for  relief  of 
James  Wilson]  submitted  by  Mr.  Ramoy.  May  31,  1944.  10  p.  (H.  rp.  1554, 
78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Winscli,  Mrs.  Riiby  C.  Mrs.  Ruby  Winsch,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4014  [for 
relief  of  IMrs.  Ruby  Winsch]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Pittenger.  June  16,  1944.  6  p. 
( H.  rp.  1655,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     t 

Zukas,  Mrs.  Anna.  Mrs.  Anna  Zukas,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3880  [for 
relief  of  Mrs.  Anna  Zukas]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Scrivner.  June  23,  1944.  7  p. 
(H.  rp.  1735,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

.    DISTRICT  OF  COLUMBIA  COMMITTEE,   HOUSE 

rhy.sicians.  Amending  healing  arts  practice  act  of  District  of  Columbia,  report 
to  accompany  H.  R.  3150  [to  amend  act  to  regulate  practice  of  healing  art  to 
protect  public  health  in  District  of  Columbia,  so  as  to  permit  licensing  of  certain 
qualified  physicians  who  are  now  ineligible  for  reciprocal  licenses]  ;  submitted 
by  Mr.  Randolph.     June  12,  1944.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  1628,  78th  Cong.,  2d  sess.)     t 

President  of  United  States.  Authorizing  granting  of  permits  to  Committee  on 
Inaugural  Ceremonies  on  occasion  of  inauguration  of  the  President-elect  [in 
Jan.  1945],  report  to  accompany  H.  J.  Res.  289;  submitted  by  Mr.  Randolph. 
June  12,  1944.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  1631,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Providing  for  maintenance  of  public  order  and  protection   of  life  and 

property  in  connection  with  Presidential  inaugural  ceremonies  in  1945,  report 
to  accompany  H.  J.  Res.  290 ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Randolph.  June  12,  1944.  1  p. 
(II.  rp.  1632,' 7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Pnhlic  Welfare  Board.  Redefining  powers  and  duties  of  Board  of  Public  Welfare 
of  District  of  Columbia,  to  establish  Department  of  Public  Welfare,  report  to 
accompany  H.  R.  2465 ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Randolph.  June  12,  1944.  2  p.  (H. 
rp.  1627,  7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Restaurants,  lunch  rooms,  etc.  Application  of  District  of  Columbia  health  regu- 
lations to  Government  eating  places,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4S67 ;  sub- 
mitted by  Mr.  Randolph.  June  12,  1944.  2  p.  (H.  rp.  1629,  78th  Cong.  2d 
sess. )     t 

Scholarships.  Amending  act  of  June  19,  1934  (Public  law  435,  73d  Cong.),  report 
to  accompany  H.  R.  4916  [to  amend  act  of  June  19.  1934  (Public  law  435,  73d 
Congress),  so  as  to  extend  educational  provisions  of  said  act  to  children  of 
veterans  who  have  died  since  World  War  I  of  war  service-connected  disabilities 
and  to  orphans  of  World  War  II]  :  submitted  by  Mr.  Randolph.  June  12,  1944. 
2  p.     (H.  rp.  1630,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

EXECUTIVE  AGENCIES,  SPECIAL  COMMITTEE  TO  INVESTIGATE,   HOUSE 

Govern  went  offices.    To  investigate  executive  agencies,  hearings,  78th  Congress, 
1st   session,   pursuant   to   H.   Res.    102,   Apr.    7-June  22,   1943.     1944.     pt.    1, 
iv-|-l-1328-i-iv  p.     [Part  1  relates  to  Office  of  Price  Administration.]     *  Paper, 
$1.75.     •  Item  380 
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EXPENDITURES  IN   E3ECUTI\'E  DEPARTMENTS   COMMITIEE,    HOUSE 

Courts  of  United  States.  E^fablisliing  official  checking  accounts  with  Treasurer 
of  United  States  for  clerks  of  United  States  courts  and  United  States  marshals, 
report  to  accompany  II.  R.  2969 :  submitted  by  Mr.  Manasco.  June  15,  1944. 
5  p.     (H.  rp.  1648,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

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»  KORKIGN  AI.TAIK8  COMMITTEi:,  HOUSE 

Alaskun  International  JJiffhway  CommisHion,  report  to  accompany  II.  R.  4(52")  Lto 
extend  existence  of  Alaskan  International  Highway  Commission  for  an  addi- 
tional 4  yearsl  :  submitted  by  Mr.  Hloom.  June  6,  1944.  1  p.  (H.  rp.  1003, 
7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Atrocities.  Protesting  extermination  by  the  Nazis  of  minorities  in  Hungary  and 
other  Nazi-controlled  territories,  report  to  accompany  H.  Res.  (ilO;  submitte<l 
by  Mr.  Bloom.     June  23,  1944.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  1742,  7Sth  Cong.  2<1  sess.)     t 

Great  Britain.  Relating  to  invitation  to  Congress  to  send  delegation  to  visit 
British  Parliament,  report  to  accompany  S.  Con.  Res.  43;  submitted  by  Mr. 
Bloom.     June  23,  1^4.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  1741,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Opium.  Limiting  production  of  opium  to  amount  required  for  medicinal  and 
scientific  purposes,  reixtrt  to  accompany  H.  J.  Res.  241  [requesting  tlie  President 
to  urge  upon  Governments  of  those  countries  where  cultivation  of  poppy  plant 
exists,  necessity  of  immediately  limiting  production  of  opium  to  amount  re- 
quired for  strictly  medicinal  and  scientific  purposes]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Bloom. 
May  25,  1944.    4  p.     (H.  rp.  1515,  7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Reconstruction  fund  in  joint  account  with  foreign  Governments  for  rehabilitation, 
stabilization   of   currencies,   and  reconstruction,   hearings,   78th   Congress,  2d 
session,  on  H.  J.  Res.  226,  Apr.  25-May  17,  1944.     1944.     iii+188  p.     *  Paper, 
25c.     •  Item  352 
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INDIAN   AFFAIRS    COMMITTEE,   HOUSE 

Albuquerque  School.  Authorizing  Secretary  of  Interior  to  sell  certain  lands 
[heretofore  acquired  for  Albuquerque  Indian  School,  N.  Mex.],  report  to  accom- 
pany H.  R.  126 ;  submitted  by  Mr.  O'Connor.  June  23,  1944.  2  p.  (H.  rp.  1751, 
78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Barnctt,  Jackson.  Sale  of  certain  property  of  estate  of  Jackson  Barnett,  report 
to  accompany  S.  1710  [to  authorize  sale  and  conveyance  of  certain  property 
of  estate  of  Jackson  Barnett]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  O'Connor.  June  23, 1944.  2  p. 
(H.  rp.  1749,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Grand  Coulee  Dam.  Acquisition  of  Indian  lands  for  Grand  Coulee  Dam  and 
Reservoir,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3869  [to  amend  sec.  1,  act  of  June  29, 
1940  (54  Stat.  703),  for  acquisition  of  Indian  lands  within  Spokane  and  Colville 
Reservations  for  Grand  Coulee  Dam  and  Reservoir]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  O'Con- 
nor.    June  23,  1944.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  1752,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Marriage  and  divorce  among  Klamath  and  INIodoc  tribes  and  Yahooskin  band  of 
Snake  Indians,  report  to  accompany  S.  267:  submitted  by  Mr.  Stockman. 
June  23,  1944.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  1748,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Osage  Indians.  Providing  for  payment  of  attorney's  fees  from  Osage  tribal 
funds,  report  to  accompany  S.  1847 ;  submitted  by  Mr.  O'Connor.  June  23,  1944. 
2  p.     (H.  rp.  1750,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Tulalip  Indiana.  Authorizing  sale  of  certain  lands  of  Tulalip  tribe  of  Indians, 
Washington,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4782 ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Jackson.  June 
23.  1944.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  1753,  78th  C<>ng.  2d  sess.)     t 

INSULAR  AFFAIRS  COMMnTEE,  HOUSE 

Puerto  Rico.  Conditions  in  Puerto  Rico,  report  pursuant  to  H.  Res.  159  [authoriz- 
ing Committee  on  Insular  Affairs  to  investigate  political,  economic,  and  social 
conditions  in  Puerto  Rico]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Bell.  June  17,  1944.  6  p. 
(H.  rp.  1676,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)      [Relates  to  limitation  of  rum  production.]     t 

Virgin  Islands.     Assisting  in  internal  development  of  Virgin  Islands  by  under- 
taking of  useful  projects  therein,  report  to  accompanv  H.  R.  5029;  submitted 
by  Mr.  Bell.     June  17,  1944.     9  p.     (H.  rp.  1673,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 
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INTEKSTATE  AND  FOREIGN  COMMERCE  COMMITTEE,   HOUSE 

Air  pilots.  Extending  civilian  pilot  training,  act,  report  to  accompany  S.  1432 ; 
submitted  by  Mr.  Buhvinkle.  June  10,  1\H4.  8  p.  (H.  rp.  1G22,  78th  Cong. 
2d  sess.)     t 

Airports.  Requesting  survey  of  need  for  system  of  airports  and  landing  fields 
[by  Administrator  of  Civil  Aeronautics],  report  to  accompany  H.  Res.  598; 
submitted  by  Mr.  Lea.  June  16,  1944.  2  p.  (H.  rp.  1661,  78th  Cong.  2d 
sess. )     t 

Voniniodities.  Brand  names  and  newsprint,  hearings  before  subcommittee,  78th 
Congress,  2d  session,  pursuant  to  H.  lies.  98,  to  investigate  Federal  grade 
labeling  of  articles  or  commodities,  and  discarding  of  private  brand  names,  cur- 
tailing production  or  consumption  of  new.spriut  or  papers,  and  any  requirements 
intending  to  bring  about  simplification  and  standardization  of  production,  mar- 
keting, and  distribution  of  articles  or  commodities,  as  well  as  concentration 
of  industry  or  production.  Jan.  25-28,  1944;  New'sprint.  1944.  pt.  4,  iii+1315- 
1434  p.  *  Paper,  15c.  •  Item  356 
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Explosives.  Amending  transportation  of  explosives  act  [with  respect  to  trans- 
portation of  explosives  in  passenger  trains],  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4958; 
submitted  by  Mr.  Lea.  June  15,  1944.  3  p.  (H.  rp.  1647,  78th  Cong.  2d 
sess. )     t 

Mississippi  River.  Extending  times  for  commencing  and  completing  construction 
of  bridge  across  Mississiiipi  River  at  or  near  Memphis,  Tenn.  [by  Memphis  and 
Arkansas  Bridge  Commission],  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4803;  submitted  by 
Mr.  Priest.     June  21,  1944.     4  p.     (H.  rp.  1699,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)      t 

■     Free  highway  bridge  across  Mississippi  River  at  Mill  Street,  Brainerd, 

Minn.,  report  to  accompany  S.  1660  [granting  consent  of  Congress  to  Minnesota 
Department  of  Highways  and  county  of  Crow  Wing,  Minn.,  to  construct  free 
highway  bridge  across  Mississippi  River  at  Mill  Street,  Brainerd,  Minn.]  ; 
submitted  by  Mr.  O'Hara.  May  31,  1944.  2  p.  (H.  rp.  1572,  78th  Cong, 
2d  sess.)     t 

Missouri  River.  Amending  sec.  5  of  act  approved  Apr.  23,  1928,  relating  to  con- 
struction and  maintenance  of  bridge  across  Missouri  River  at  or  near  Nebraska 
City,  Nebr.  [so  as  to  provide  for  (jperation  of  bridge  free  of  tolls  by  Nebraska 
City,  Nebr.],  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4041;  submitted  by  Mr.  Winter.  May 
31,  1944.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  1573,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Monongahela  River.  Authorizing  construction  and  operation  of  free  highway 
bridge  across  Monongahela  lUver  in  county  of  Allegheny,  Pa.  [at  Dravosburg, 
Pa.,  by  said  county],  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4206;  submitted  by  Mr.  Myers. 
May  31,  1944.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  1574,  78th  Cong- 2d  sess.)      t 

Authorizing  construction   and  operation   of  free  highway  bridge  across 

Monongahela  River  in  county  of  AUfgbeny,  Pa.  [from  borough  of  Rankin  to 
borough  of  Whitaker,  Pa.,  by  said  county],  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4207; 
submitted  by  Mr.  Myers.  May  31,  1944.  2  p.  (H.  rp.  1575,  78th  Cong. 
2d  sess.)     t 

Tuxation.  Providing  for  study  of  myltiple  taxation  of  air  commerce  [by  Civil 
Aeronautics  ISoard],  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  49.'?5 ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Bul- 
winkle.     June  12,  1944.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  1633,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Tuhereulosis.     Control  of  tuberculosis,  hearings  bef(n-e  subcommittee,  78th  Con- 
gress, 2d  session,  on  H.  R.  4615,  to  establish,  for  investigation  and  control  of  tu- 
berculosis, a  division  in  Public  Health  Service,  June  13  and  14,  1944.     1944. 
iv-l-49  p.     *  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  356 
L.  C.  card  44-41067  Y4.Tn8/4:  T  79/3 

Functions  of  Public  Health  Service  with  respect  to  prevention  and  control 

of  tuberculosis,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4615  [to  establish,  for  i;ivestigatiou 
and  control  of  tuberculosis,  a  division  in  Public  Health  Service]  ;  submitted 
by  Mr.  Priest.     June  15,  1944.     4  p.     (H.  rp.  1644,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

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INVAUU  PENSIONS  COMMlTTKi:,   HOUSE 

rcnsioiis.  Increasing  service-connected  disability  rates  of  pension  for  certain 
regular  establishment  veterans  and  veterans  of  wars  prior  to  World  War  I, 
report  to  accompany  H.  H.  41)1)1);  submitted  by  Mr.  Lesinski.  June  17,  l&i4. 
3  p.     (H.  rp.  1077,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Pensions  for  certain  physically  or  mentally  helpless  children  [of  veterans], 

hearings,  78th  Congress,  2d  session,  on  S.  G62,  Mar.  16,  1944.  11)44.  iii+6  p. 
*  Taper,  5c.     •  Item  357  Y  4.1u  8/5 :  C  43 

IRRIGATION  AND  EKCLA M ATION   COMMITTEE,   HOUSE 

Anderson  Ranch  reservoir.  Authorizing  Secretary  of  Interior  to  purchase  im- 
provements on  Anderson  Ranch  reservoir  site,  Boise  reclamation  project,  Idaho, 
report  to  accompany  11.  R.  3r)27  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Murdock.  June  1, 1944.  2  p. 
(H.  rp.  1587,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

JUDICIARY  COMMITTEH;  HOUSE 

Alaska.  Amending  Hatch  act  concerning  municipalities  in  Alaska,  report  to  ac- 
company H.  R.  330  [to  amend  suljsec.  9  (a)  of  act  to  prevent  pernicious  political 
activities,  as  amended,  so  as  to  i>ermit  employees  of  United  States  Government, 
including  Alaska  Railroad  employees,  who  reside  in  municipalities  along  line  of 
Alaska  Railroad  to  participate  in  local  political  matters  involving  municipal 
governments  only]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Feighan.  June  6,  1944.  4  p.  (H.  rp. 
1602,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Bankruptcy.  Amending  sec.  77  of  bankruptcy  act  (railroad  reorganizations), 
report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4960 ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Hobbs.  June  8,  1944.  12  p. 
(H.  rp.  1615,  7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess.)    t 

Garden,  Oeorge  A.  Claims  of  George  A.  Carden  and  Anderson  T.  Herd,  report  to 
accompany  H.  R.  4513  [to  provide  for  appeal  to  Supreme  Court  of  United  States 
from  decision  of  Court  of  Claims  in  suit  instituted  by  George  A.  Carden  and 
Anderson  T.  Herd]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Weaver.  June  22,  1944.  30  p.  (H.  rp. 
1725,  7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Eminent  domain.  Expediting  payment  for  property  acquired  during  war  period, 
eliminating  commissioners,  appraisers,  etc.,  in  condemnation  proceedings,  sup- 
plemental report  to  accompany  S.919 ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Hobbs.  May  24,  1944. 
3  p.  (H.  rp.  919,  pt.  2,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)  [This  publication  reads  78th  Con- 
gress, 2d  session,  although  House  report  919  is  a  report  of  the  1st  session  of 
the  78th  Congress.]     t 

Evidence.  Safeguarding  admission  of  evidence  in  certain  cases,  report  to  accom- 
pany H.  R.  3G90 ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Weaver.  May  24, 1944.  10  p.  (H.  rp.  1509, 
78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)  [Includes  minority  report  signed  by  Mr.  Kefauver  and 
Mr.  Celler  and  minority  views  of  Mr.  Cravens.]     t 

Government  contracts.  Contract  termination,  executive  session,  hearings  before 
subcommittee  no.  3,  78th  Congress,  2d  session,  on  H.  R.  4789  and  S.  1718,  [bills] 
to  provide  for  settlement  of  claims  arising  from  terminated  war  contracts.  May 
17,  1944.  1944.  iv+546  p.  (Serial  16.)  [Includes  hearings  before  House 
Special  Committee  on  Post-War  Economic  Policy  and  Planning,  and  excerpts 
from  other  congressional  hearings.  H.  R.  4789  and  S.  1718  establish  the  Office  of 
Contract  Settlement  and  create  a  Contract  Settlement  Advisory  Board.] 
*  Paper,  70c.     •  Item  359  Y  4. J  89/1 :  C  768/S 

Settlement  of  claims  arising  from  terminated  war  contracts,  report  to 

accompany  S.  1718;  submitted  by  Mr.  Walter.     June  1,  1944.     39  p.     (H.  rp. 
1590,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)      [Includes  additional  views  by  Emanuel  Celler. 
S.  1718  establishes  the  Office  of  Contract  Settlement  and  creates  a  Contract 
Settlement  Advisory  Board.]     t 
L.  C.  card  44-41018 

Judges.  Providing  additional  circuit  judge  for  3d  judicial  circuit  and  permitting 
filling  of  1st  vacancy  in  office  of  district  judge  for  eastern  district  of  Pennsyl- 
vania, report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3750;  submitted  by  Mr.  Walter.  May  26, 
1944.     6  p.     (H.  rp.  1518,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

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Mothers  of  Wo^'ld  War  No.  2  (incorporation),  hearings  before  subcommittee  no.  1, 
78th  Congress,  2cl  session,  on  H.  R.  3435,  to  incorporate  Mothers  of  World  War 
No.  2,  to  set  forth  and  establish  purposes  and  aims  of  organization,  fixing  its 
corporate  powers  and  establishing  rights  of  membership,  and  for  other  purposes, 
May  25,  1944.     1944.     iii+14  p.     (Serial  17.)     *  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  359 

Y  4.  J  89/1 :  M  85/5 

Pearl  Ilarhor.  Extending  time  limit  for  immunity,  report  to  accompany  H.  J. 
Res.  283  [to  extend  time  limit  for  immunity  from  possible  court  martial  or 
prosecution  of  any  person  or  persons,  military  or  civil,  connected  with  Pearl 
Harbor  catastrophe  of  Dec.  7,  1941,  for  one  year  from  Jinie  7,  1944]  ;  submitted 
by  Mr.  Weaver.  ]\Iny  25,  1944.  5  p.  (H.  rp.  151G,  7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess.) 
[Includes  minority  views.]        f 

LIBRARY   COMMITTEE,    HOUSE 

Books.  Amending  act  to  provide  books  for  adult  blind  [so  as  to  increase  annual 
appropriation],  report  to  accompanv  H.  R.  4729;  submitted  by  Mr.  0"ioole. 
May  29,  1944.  2  p.  (H.  rp.  1542,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)  [Part  of  this  appro- 
priation is  to  be  expended  for  sound-reproduction  records  known  as  talking 
books  and  for  maintenance  and  replacement  of  Government-owned  talking  book 
machines.]     1" 

MEECHANT  MARINE  AND  FISHERIES  COMMITTEE,  HOUSE 

Coast  Guard  Reserve.     Amending  Coast  Guard  Reserve  and  Auxiliaiy  act,  report 
to  accompany  H.  R.  3704;  submitted  by  Mr.  Bland.     June  20,  1944.     9  p.     (H 
rp  1686,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 
L.  C.  card  44^1088 

Fish  and  fisheries.  Manpower  shortage  in  fishery  industry,  executive  hearings 
before  subcommittee  on  fisheries,  78th  Congress,  2d  session,  on  H.  Res.  52, 
authorizing  investigation  of  national  defense  program  as  it  relates  to  Committee 
on  Merchant  IMarine  and  Fisheries,   Mar.  21-May  1,  1944.     1944.     iii+96  p. 

•  Paper  15c.     •  Item  362 

L.  C.  card  44-6270  Y  4.M  53 :  M  31/2 

Survey  of  marine  and  fresh-water  fishery  resources  of  United  States  by 

Fish  and  Wildlife  Service,  hearings,  78th  Congress,  2d  session,  on  S.  J.  Res.  112, 
authorizing  and  directing  Fish  and  Wildlife  Service  of  Department  of  Interior 
to  conduct  survey  of  marine  and  fresh-water  fishery  resources  of  United  States, 
its  Territories,  and  possessions,  Apr.  14,  1944.     1944.     iii+29  p.     *  Paper,  10c. 

•  Item  362 

L.  C.  card  44r-41098  Y  4.M  53  :  F  53/25 

Ships.  Amending  sec.  511  (c)  of  merchant  marine  act,  1930,  as  amended  [rela- 
tive to  deposit  of  vessel  proceeds  received  from  United  States  in  certain  cases 
in  con.struction  reserve  fund],  x-eport  to  accompany  H.  R.  4968;  submitted  by 
Mr.  Bland.     June  19,  1944.     8  p.     (H.  rp.  1683,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

■ Investigation  of  plate  fractures  on  welded  ships,  interim  report  pursuant 

to  H.  Res.  52;  .submitted  by  Mr.  Jackson.     June  20,  1944.     20  p.     (H.  rp.  1685, 
78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 
L  C.  card  44-41090 

Post-war  disposition  of  merchant  vessels,  hearings,  78th  Congress,  2d  ses- 
sion, on  H.  R.  44S6,  to  provide  for  sale  of  certain  Government-owned  merchant 
vessels.    May    25    and    26,    1944.     1944.     pt.    1,    iii  +  l-S6    p.     *  Paper,    10c. 

•  Item  362 

L.  C.  card  44-41097  Y  4.M  53 :  V  63/21/pt.l 


iii-f  1-100  p.     *  Paper,  20c.     •  Item  362 

L.  C.  card  44-6048  Y  4.M  53 :  Sh  6/27/pt.l 

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MILITARY   AFFAIRS   COMMITTEE,    HOUSK 

Conscientious  ohjcctors.  Authorizing  appropriation  of  amounts  received  from 
services  of  conscientious  objectors  for  expenditure  by  Selective  Service  System, 
report  to  accoinpany  H.  R.  3199;  submitted  by  Mr.  Sparkman.  May  31,  1944. 
3  p.     (H.  rp.  ir.Sl,  7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Piroitz,  Alexandrr.  Authorizing  admission  of  Alexander  Firouz.  citizen  of  Iran, 
to  Military  Academy,  report  to  accompany  H.  J.  Res.  22S  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  May. 
June  21,  1M4.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  1703,  7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Military  Academy^  West  Point.  Clarifying  law  relative  to  allowance  for  mileage 
of  graduates  ()f  Military  Academy,  report  to  accompany  S.  1069  [to  clarify  law 
relative  to  allowances  for  mileage  of  graduates  of  Military  Academy  and  trans- 
portation of  their  dependents  on  assignment  to  their  1st  duty  station  and  to 
mileage  allowance  of  persons  entering  Militarv  Academy  as  cadets]  :  submitted 
by  Mr.  May.     May  25,  1944.     4  p.     (H.  rp.  1518,  7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Nurse  Corps.  Army.  Army  Nurse  Corps,  hearings,  78th  Congress,  2d  session, 
on  H.  R.  3718,  to  grant  military  rank  to  certain  members  of  Army  Nurse  Corps. 
H.  R.  3761,  to  provide  for  full  military  rank  for  membeis  of  Army  Nurse  Corps, 
dietitians,  and  physical-therapy  aides,  and  H.  R.  444r>,  to  authorize  temiwrary 
appointment  as  officers  in  Army  of  United  States  of  members  of  Army  Nurse 
Corps,  female  persons  having  necessary  qualifications  for  appointment  in  .such 
corps,  female  dietetic  and  physical -therapy  personnel  of  Medical  Department 
of  Army  (exclusive  of  students  and  apprentices),  and  female  persons  having 
necessary  qualifications  for  appointment  in  such  department  as  female  dietetic 
or  physical-therapy  personnel,  Apr.  27,  1944.  1944.  iii+30  p.  *  Paper,  10c. 
•  Item  363 
L.  C.  card  44-41064  T  4M  59/1 :  N  93/3 

Temporary  appointment  as  officers  in  Army  of  United  States  of  members 

of  Army  Nurse  Corps  and  certain  other  female  persons,  report  to  accompany 
H.  R.  4445  [to  authorize  temiJorary  appointment  as  officers  in  Army  of  United 
States  of  members  of  Army  Nurse  Corps,  female  persons  having  necessary 
qualifications  for  appointment  in  such  corps,  female  dietetic  and  physical- 
therapy  persoimel  of  Medical  Department  of  Army,  exclusive  of  students  and 
apprentices,  and  female  persons  having  necessary  qualifications  for  appoint- 
ment in  such  department  as  female  dietetic  or  phvsical-therapv  personnel]  ; 
submitted  by  Mr.  May.    May  25.  1944.    6  p.     (H.  rp.  1512,  7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Pay,  Army.  Providing  additional  pay  for  expert  and  combat  infantrymen,  report 
to  accompany  H.  R.  4970  [to  provide  additional  pay  for  enlisted  men  of  Army 
assigned  to  infantry  who  are  awarded  expert  infantryman  badge  or  combat 
infantryman  badge]  ;  submitted  bv  Mr.  Mav.  June  21.  1944.  3  p.  (H.  rp. 
1700.  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     t 

Providing  additional  pay  for  personnel  required  to  participate  in  regular 

and  frequent  glider  flights,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4466  [to  amend  sec.  18 
of  pay  readjustment  act  of  1942  to  provide  additional  pay  for  personnel  of 
Army  or  Navy  who  are  required  to  participate  in  regular  and  frequent  glider 
flights]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  May.  June  21.  1944.  4  p.  (H.  rp.  1702,  7Sth 
Cong.  2(1  sess.)     t 

Pearl  Ilarhor.  Investigations  of  national  war  effort,  interim  report  pursuant  to 
H.  Res.  30:  [submitted  by  Mr.  May].  1944.  ii  +  Sl  p.  (H.  rp.  1638.  78tb 
Cong.  2d  sess.)  [Relates  primarily  to  contract  for  Pearl  Harbor  installations 
granted  by  Theodore  Wyman,  jr..  to  company  dominated  by  Hans  Wilhelm 
(John  William)  Rohl.]  *  Paper,  10c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41059 

Requisitions  (military).  Requisition  of  property  denied  exportation,  report  to 
accompany  S.  1749  [to  amend  sec.  3  of  act  to  authorize  the  President  to 
requisition  certain  articles  and  materials  for  use  of  T'nited  States,  approved 
Oct.  10,  1940,  as  amended,  to  continue  it  in  effect] ;  submitted  by  Mr.  May. 
June  7,  1944.  3  p.  (H.  rp.  1614,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)  t 
L.  0.  card  44-41012 

Requisition  of  property  for  national  defense.  rei)ort  to  accompany  S.  1748 

[to  amend  act  to  authorize  President  of  I'nited  States  to  requisition  property 

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Requisitiotis  ( mUitarn )  — Continued. 

required  for  defense  of  United  States,  approved  Oct.  16,  1941,  as  amended, 
to  continue  it  in  effect]  ;  submitted  bv  Mr.  Mav.     Jtnie  7,  1944.     4  p.     (II.  rp. 
1613,  TSth  Cong.  2d  .«ess.)      t 
L.  C.  card  44-41013 

Retired  list,  Army.  Relating  to  retirement  of  enlisted  men  of  Regular  Army  and 
Philippine  Scouts,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3187  [to  amend  sec.  5,  Public  law 
140,  77th  Congress]  ;  submitted  bv  Mr.  Sparknian.  June  21,  1944.  3  p.  (H. 
rp.  1709,  7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Taxation.  Amending  sec.^  514  of  soldiers'  and  sailors'  relief  act,  report  to  ac- 
company H.  K.  4733  rto'  amend  sec.  514  of  soldiers'  and  sailors'  relief  act,  so 
as  to  relieve  persons  in  service  from  liability  of  double  iiersonal  property 
taxe.'^]  ;  .submitted  by  :Mr.  Sparkman.  May  2."),  1944.  4  p.  (H.  rp.  1514,  7Sth 
Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Vir(ji)i  Islanda.  Extending  provisions  of  selective  training  and  service  act  to 
Virgin  Islands,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4810;  submitted  by  Mr.  May.  June 
21,1944.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  1701,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

MINES   AND   MINING   COMMITTf:K,    HOUSE 

'J'iDinel.'i.  Providing  for  suspension  of  certain  requirements  relating  to  work 
on  [mine]  tunnel  sites,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3579;  submitted  by  Mr. 
Murdoek.     June  1,  1944.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  1584,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Providing  for   suspension  of  certain   I'equirements   relating  to  work  on 

[mine]  tunnel  sites,  report  to  accompany  S.  1479;  submitted  by  Mr.  Murdoek. 
June  1,  1944.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  1585,  78th  Cong.  2d  se.ss.)     t 

NAVAI.  AFFAIRS  COMMITTEE,   HOUSE 

Adiniraltii.  Providing  for  staying  judicial  proceedings  against  United  States  in 
time  of  war.  report  to  accompany  S.  1173  [to  provide  for  staying  judicial  pro- 
ceedings against  United  States  in  time  of  war,  on  claims  for  damages  caused 
by  vessels  of  Navy,  or  for  towage  or  salvage  services  to  such  vessels,  when 
Secretary  of  Navy  certifies  that  prosecution  of  such  proceedings  would  en- 
danger security  of  naval  operations  or  interfere  therewith,  and  to  authorize 
settlement  and  pavment  of  such  claims]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Vinson  of  Georgia. 
June  19.  1944.  6  p.  (H.  rp.  1681,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)  t 
L.  C.  card  44-41091 

Brewster  Aeronautical  Corporation.  Repoi't  of  subconnnittee  of  Committee  on 
Naval  Affairs  investigating  Brewster  Aeronautical  Corjporaticm.  [1944.]  p. 
1979-82.     (No.  229.)     *  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  365  Y  4.N  22/la :  943-44/229 

Courts  martial  and  courts  of  inquiry.  To  amend  art.  8  of  chap.  21  of  title  34 
(Navy)  of  United  States  Code  by  adding  3  subsections  to  1st  subdivision 
thereof  [so  as  to  specify  2  additional  offenses  punishable  at  discretion  of  a 
coui't  martial],  II.  R.  4490,  [introduced  by]  ^Nlr.  Hoffman;  [letter  from  Secre- 
tary of  Navy  to  chairaian  of  Committee  on  Naval  Affairs  concerning  bill]. 
[1944.]     p.  2135-36.     (No.  235.)      *  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  365 

Y  4.N  22/la  :  943-44/235 

FranJdin,  Benjamin.  For  relief  of  Benjamin  Franklin  [alias  William  Hart], 
H.  R.  4.521,  [introduced  by]  Mr.  Bradley  of  Pennsylvania;  [letter  from  Secre- 
tary of  Navy  to  chairman  of  Committee  on  Naval  Affairs  concerning  bill]. 
[1944.]     p.  212»-30.     (No.  232.)     *  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  365 

Y  4.N  22/la  :  943-44/232 

Marine  Band.  Authorizing  attendance  of  Marine  Band  at  national  encampment 
of  Grand  Army  of  the  Republic  to  be  held  at  Des  Moines.  Iowa,  Sept.  10-14, 
1944,  report  to  accH)mpany  H.  R.  4825;  submitted  by  Mr.  Blackney.  May  29, 
1944.     Ip.      (H.  rp.  1543,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)      t 

Hearing  [78th  Congress,  2d  session],  on  H.  R.  4825,  to  authorize  attend- 
ance of  Marine  Band  at  national  encampment  of  Grand  Army  of  the  Republic 
to  be  held  at  Des  Moines,  Iowa,  Sept.  10-14,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  1983.  (No. 
230.)     *  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  365  '^  Y  4. N  22/la  :  943-44/230 

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Marine  Band — Continued. 

To  authorize  attendance  of  Marine  Band  at  national  encampment  of  Grand 

Army  of  the  Republic  to  be  held  at  Des  Moines,  Iowa,  Sept.  10-14,  1W4,  H.  R. 
482;"),  [introduced  by]  Mr.  Cunningham;  [letter  from  Secretary  of  Navy  l.> 
ciiairman  of  Commill«'e  on  Naval  Affairs  concerning  bill].  [1944.]  p.  2131. 
(No.  23:i)      ♦Paper,  5c.     •  Item  3t>5.  Y  4.N  22/la :  943-44/233 

Moore  Field.  Authorizing  and  directing  sale  of  Moore  Airfield  [Okla.],  report 
to  accompany  H.  R.  4901 ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Vinson  of  Georgia.  June  12,  1944. 
13  p.     (H.  rp.  1G34,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     [Includes  minority  views.]     t 

Hearing   [78th  Congress,  2d  session],  on  H.  R.  4901,  to  authorize  and 

direct  sale  of  Moore  Airfield  [Okla.].  [1&44.]  p.  2139-55.  (No.  237.)  *  Paper. 
5c.     •  Item  305  Y  4.N  22/la  :  943^4/237 

Naval  petroleum  reserves.  Hearing  [78th  Congress,  2d  session],  on  H.  R.  4771, 
to  amend  part  of  act  making  appropriations  for  naval  service,  fiscal  year  1921, 
as  amended,  x'elating  to  conservation,  care,  custody,  protection,  and  operation 
of  naval  petroleum  and  oil-shale  reserves.  [1944.]  p.  1985-2127.  (No.  231.) 
*  Paper,  20c.     •  Item  365  Y  4.N22/la :  943-44/231 

Naval  petroleum  and  oil-shale  reserve,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4771 

[to  amend  part  of  act  making  appropriations  for  naval  service,  fiscal  year 
1921,  as  amended,  relating  to  conservation,  care,  custody,  protection,  and  op- 
eration of  naval  petroleum  and  oil-shale  reserves]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  "Vinson 
of  Georgia.  May  29,  1944.  39  p.  (H.  rp.  1529,  7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess.)  [H.  R. 
4771,  as  amended  by  the  committee,  relates  to  naval  petroleum  reserves  only.]  t 
L.  C.  card  44-41017 

Naval  Reserve.  To  amend  Public  law  810,  77th  Congress  [so  as  to  remove 
present  prohibition  against  issuance  of  appointments  in  Naval  and  Marine 
Corps  Reserves  to  persons  who  have  organic  physical  defects],  H.  R.  4418, 
[introduced  by]  Mr.  Walter;  [letter  from  acting  Secretary  of  Navy  to  chair- 
man of  Committee  on  Naval  Affairs  concerning  bill].  [1944.]  p.  1959-60. 
(No.  227.)     *  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  365  Y  4.N  22/la  :  943-44/227 

Naval  supplies.  Amending  that  part  of  act  of  June  24,  1910  (36  Stat.  619), 
relating  to  disposition  of  profits  from  sales  of  ships'  stores  [so  as  to  permit  of 
expenditure  of  profits  for  welfare  of  officers  as  well  as  of  enlisted  personnel], 
report  to  accompany  S.  784 ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Cole  of  New  York.  June  23, 1944. 
3  p.    (H.  rp.  1743,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Officers,  Marine  Corps.  To  amend  sec.  1442,  Revised  statutes,  relating  to  fur- 
lough of  oflBcers  by  Secretary  of  Navy  [so  as  to  include  officers  on  active  list 
of  Marine  Corps  and  oflScers  of  Coast  Guard  while  Coast  Guard  is  operating 
as  part  of  Navy],  H.  R.  4951,  [introduced  by]  Mr.  Vinson  of  Georgia;  [letter 
from  Secretary  of  Navy  to  Speaker  of  House  of  Representatives  concerning 
bill].     [1944.]     p.  2133.     (No.  234.)     *  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  365. 

Y  4.N  22/la :  943-44/234 

Officers,  Navy.  Establishing  grade  of  fleet  admiral  of  Navy,  report  to  accompany 
S.  2019 ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Vinson  of  Georgia.  June  23, 1944.  2  p.  (H.  rp.  1744, 
78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Pay,  Navy.  Amending  act  of  Mar.  7,  1944  [1942]  (missing  persons  act),  to  more 
.specifically  provide  for  pay,  allotments,  and  administration  [pertaining  to  war 
casualties],  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4405;  submitted  by  Mr.  Bates  of  Massa- 
chusetts.   June  17,  1944.    20  p.     (H.  rp.  1G74,  7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Providing  for  transportation  to  their  homes  of  persons  discharged  from 

naval  service  because  of  under  age  at  time  of  enlistment,  report  to  accompany 
S.  18W ;  submitted  by  Mrs.  Smith.  June  19,  1944.  2  p.  (H.  rp.  1682,  78th 
Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Plantations.  Hearing  [78th  Congress,  2d  session],  on  S.  1G34,  to  provide  for 
management  and  operation  of  naval  plantations  outside  continental  United 
States.     [1944.]     p.  1961-78.     (No.  228.)     *  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  365 

Y  4.N  22/la  :  943-44/228 

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Plantations — Continued. 

Providing  for  management  and  operation  of  naval  plantations  outside  con- 
tinental United  States,  report  to  accompany  S.  1634 ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Hubert. 
June  1, 1944.     H  p.     { IT.  rp.  1580,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

L.  C.  card  44-41020 

Ships.     Removing  restrictions  on  transfers  of  small  craft  to  other  American  re- 
publics in  furtherance^  of  war  effort,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4991;  sub- 
mitted by  Mr.  Hebert.     June  17,  1944.     4  p.     (H.  rp.  1675,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.) 
[Corrected  print.]     t 
L.  C.  card  44-41087 

To  remove  restrictions  on   transfers  of  small  craft  to  other  American 

republics  in  furtherance  of  war  effort,  H.  R.  4991,  [Introduced  by]  Mr.  Hubert ; 
[letter  from  Secretary  of  Navy  to  Speaker  of  House  of  Representatives  con- 
cerning bill].     [1944.]     p.  2137-38.     (No.  236.)     *  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  3&5 

Y  4.N  22/la  :  943-44/236 

Women's  Reserve,  Navy.  Amending  Naval  Reserve  act  of  1938,  as  amended,  and 
Coast  Guard  Auxiliary  [and]  Reserve  act  of  1941,  as  amended,  so  as  to  permit 
foreign  service  to  members  of  Women's  Reserves  upon  certain  conditions, 
report  to  accompany  H.  R.  5067 ;  submitted  by  Mrs.  Smith  of  Maine.  June  22, 
1944.    4  p.    (H.rp.  1724,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

PATENTS  COMMITTEE,   HOUSE 

Interior  Department.  Providing  equitable  compensation  for  useful  suggestions 
or  inventions  by  personnel  of  Department  of  Interior,  report  to  accompany 
S.  1232;  submitted  by  Mr.  Boykin.  June  9,  1944.  3  p.  (H.  rp.  1617,  7Sth 
Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

POST  OFFICE  AND  POST  EOADS   COMMITTEE,   HOUSE 

FravMng  privilege.  Free  mailing  privileges  to  members  of  military  and  naval 
forces  of  United  States,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4949  [to  amend  second  war 
powers  act,  1942]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Burch  of  Virginia.  June  13,  1944.  2  p. 
(H.  rp.  1636,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Postage.  Fixing  fees  for  domestic  insured  and  collect-on-delivery  mail,  and 
special-delivery  service,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4780 ;  submitted  by  Mr. 
Burch  [of  Virginia].     June  14,  1944.     7  p.     (H.  rp.  1639,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Rates  on  special  services  of  postal  service,  hearings,  78th  Congress,  2d  ses- 
sion, on  H.  R.  4780,  to  fix  fees  for  domestic  insured  and  collect-on-delivery  mail, 
special-delivery  service,  and  for  other  purposes,  May  4^16,  1944.  1944.  iii+ 
72  p.     *  Paper.  15c.     •  Item  308 

L.  C.  card  44-0059  Y  4.P  84/1 :  R  18/3 

POST-WAR  MILITARY  POLICY,   SELECT  COMMITTEE  ON,   HOUSE 

Military  policy.     Post-war  military  policy,  1st  report  pursuant  to  H.  Res.  405 ; 
[submitted  by  Mr.  Woodrum].     1944.     ii-f4  p.     (H.  rp.  1645,  78th  Cong.  2d 
sess.)      [This  report  relates  to  the  establishment  of  a  single  department  of 
armed  services.]     *  Paper,  5c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41058 

Proposal  to  establish  single  department  of  armed  forces,  hearings,  78th 

Congress,  2d  session,  pursuant  to  H.  Res.  465.     1944.     pt.  1,  iii+1-322  p.  il. 
*  Paper,  35c.     •  Item  380 

L.  C.  card  44-6211  Y  4.P  84/8  :  Ar  5/pt.l 

PRINTING    COMMITTEE,    HOUSE 

Cheat  River  and  t  ribntari<'s,  W.  Va.,  report  to  accompany  H.  Res.  500  [author- 
izing that  report  from  chief  of  engineers.  Army,  dated  Oct.  15,  1941,  submitting 
surveys  and  studies  of  Clieat  River  and  tributaries.  W.  Va.,  and  subsequent 
correspcmdence  in  relation  thereto,  be  printed,  wi1li  illustrations,  as  House 
document]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Jarmnn.  June  5,  1944.  1  p.  (H.  rp.  1596,  78th 
Cong.  2d  sess.)      [Corrected  print.]     t 

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Oovcrninoit  })uhlic(itio)i.<>.  Disposal  of  certain  obsolete  Government  publications 
[now  stored  in  folding  rooms  of  Congress],  report  to  accompany  H.  Con.  Res. 
87;  submitted  by  Mr.  Jarman.  May  2i),  11)44.  2  p.  (H.  rp.  1525,  78th  Cong. 
2dsess. )      [Corrected  print.     1st  print  has  1  p.]     t 

IJonHC  of  Rcprrsctitativcs.  Printing  Rules  and  manual  of  tlie  House  for  70th 
Congress,  report  to  accompany  H.  Res.  6()3  [authorizing  printing  of  revised 
edition  of  Rules  and  manual  of  House  of  Representatives  for  7!)tli  Congress]  ; 
submitted  by  Mr.  Jarman.  June  23,  1944.  1  p.  (H.  rp.  17:i9,  78th  Cong.  2d 
sess. )     t 

Hungry  Horse  Dam,  Mont.,  report  to  accompany  H.  Res.  Hf;!  [authorizing  that 
report  from  chief  of  engineers,  Army,  dated  Aug.  27,  11)41.  submitting  surveys 
and  studies  of  Hungry  Horse  Dam,  Mont.,  and  subsequent  correspondence  in 
relation  thereto,  be  printed,  with  illustrations,  as  House  document]  ;  submitted 
by  Mr.  Jarman.    June  5,  1944.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  1594,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Income  ta^.  Analysis  of  individual  income  tax  act  of  1944,  report  to  accom- 
pany H.  Con.  Res.  90  [authorizing  printing  of  manuscript,  prepared  by  Daniel 
A.  Reed,  containing  analysis  of  questions  and  answers  on  individual  income 
tax  act  of  1944,  as  House  document,  and  providing  for  printing  of  additional 
copies  thereof  for  use  of  House  document  room]  :  submitted  by  Mr.  Jarman. 
June  10,  1944.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  1619,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Industrial  Organizations  Congress.  Report  on  Congress  of  Industrial  Organiza- 
tions Political  Action  Committee,  report  to  accompany  H.  Con.  Res.  88  [autlior- 
izing  printing  of  additional  copies  of  report  (No.  1311)  of  Special  Committee 
on  Un-American  Activities  of  House  of  Representatives,  dealing  with  leadership 
of  Congress  of  Industrial  Organizations  Political  Action  Committee]  ;  sub- 
mitted by  Mr.  Jarman.  May  29,  1944.  1  p.  (H.  rp.  1527,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.) 
[Corrected  print.  1st  print  has  2  p.  Page  2  of  1st  print  consists  of  extraneous 
matter  inadvertently  printed  as  part  of  this  report.]     t 

Roads.  Hearings  on  amending  Federal-aid  road  act,  report  to  accompany  H.  Res. 
579  [authorizing  printing  of  additional  copies  of  hearings  held  before  Com- 
mittee on  Roads  of  House  of  Representatives,  current  session,  on  H.  R.  2426, 
to  supplement  Federal-aid  road  act,  approved  July  11,  1916,  as  amended  and 
supplemented,  so  as  to  provide  for  post-war  construction]  ;  submitted  by  Mr. 
Jarman.     June  10,  1944.     1  p.       (H.  rp.  1618,  7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Yonghioghcny  River.  Pa.  and  Md.,  report  to  accompany  H.  Res.  562  [authorizing 
that  report  from  chief  of  engineers.  Army,  dated  Jan.  31,  1942,  submitting 
surveys  and  studies  of  Youghiogheny  River,  Pa.  and  Md.,  and  subsequent  cor- 
respondence in  relation  thereto,  be  printed,  with  illustrations,  as  House  docu- 
ment] ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Jarman.  June  5,  1944.  1  p.  (H.  rp.  1595,  78th 
Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

PUBLIC  BXJTLDINGS  AND  GROUNDS  COMMITTEE,   HOUSE 

Housing.  To  amend  act  to  expedite  provision  of  housing,  hearings,  78th  Congress, 
2d  session,  on  H.  R.  4728,  to  amend  act  to  expedite  provision  of  housing  in 
connection  with  national  defense,  INIav  19,  1944.  1944.  ii-fS  p.  (No.  3.) 
*  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  370  Y  4.P  96/6 :  78-2/3 

President  of  United  States.  Providing  for  quartering,  in  certain  public  buildings 
in  District  of  Columbia,  of  troops  participating  in  inaugiiral  ceremonies,  report 
to  accomT)any  H.  J.  Res.  291;  submitted  by  Mr.  Lanham.  June  13,  1944.  1  p. 
(H.  rp.  1635,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

PUBLIC  LANDS  COMMITTEE,   HOUSE 

Coal  lands.  Amending  4th  and  5th  provisos  of  sec.  2  of  act  to  promote  mining 
of  coal,  phosphate,  oil,  oil  shale,  gas,  and  sodium  on  public  domain  [so  as  to 
remove  limitation  as  to  number  of  coal  leases  which  may  be  held  by  any  common 
carrier  railroad  and  to  limit  total  area  that  may  be  leased],  report  to  accom- 
pany S.  1.335:  submitted  by  Mr.  Barrett.  May  29,  1944.  2  p.  (H.  rp.  1540, 
78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

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De  Blanc,  Mrs.  Cesaire.  For  relief  of  heirs  and  assigns  of  widow  Cesaire  De 
Blanc,  report  to  accompany  S.  1593;  submitted  by  Mr.  Peterson  of  Florida. 
June  14,  1044.     2  p.      (H.  rp.  1641,  TSlli  Cong.  2d  sess.)      t 

Holliday,  Stephen.  Amending  act  for  contirmation  of  title  to  saline  lands  in 
Jackson  County,  111.,  to  D.  H.  Brush  and  others  [so  as  to  correct  description 
of  lands  contirmed  to  Stephen  Holliday],  report  to  accompany  S.  1451;  sub- 
mitted by  Mr.  Peterson  of  Florida.  June  14,  1944.  2  p.  (H.  rp.  1640,  78th 
Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Jh/iitcstcad.  Allowing  credit  in  connection  with  certain  homestead  entries  for 
niilitarv  or  naval  service  rendered  during  World  War  II,  report  to  accompany 
H.  R.  5025;  submitted  by  Mr.  Murdock.  June  15,  1944.  2  p.  (H.  rp.  1646, 
78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

John.mn,  Monroe.  Confirming  claim  of  Robert  Johnson  and  other  heirs  of  Monroe 
Johnson  to  lands  in  Mississippi,  county  of  Adams,  report  to  accompany  H.  R. 
401)5:  submitted  by  Mr.  Peterson  of  Florida.  May  31,  1944.  2  p.  (H.  rp. 
1576,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Moorcs  Crock  National  Pai'k.  Authorizing  Secretary  of  Interior  to  accept  prop- 
erty for  Moores  Creek  National  Military  I'ark,  report  to  accompany  H.  K.  3384; 
submitted  bv  Mr.  Peterson  of  Florida.  May  26,  1944.  2  p.  (H.  rp.  1520, 
78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     t 

Olympic  National  Park.  Authorizing  acquisition,  rehabilitation,  and  operation  of 
facilities  for  public  in  Olvmpic  National  Park,  Wash.,  report  to  accompany 
H.  R.  1654 ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Peterson  of  Florida.  May  29,  1944.  2  p.  (H.  rp. 
1541,  78th  Cong,.  2d  sess.)  [The  property  is  now  owned  by  Olympic  Recreation 
Co.  and  Olympic  Chalet  Co.]     t 

Oregon.    Relating  to  administrative  jurisdiction  of  public  lands  in  Oregon,  hear- 
ings, 78th  Congress,  1st  and  2d  sessions,  on  H.  R.  108S  and  S.  275,  Aug.  11, 
1943-Feb.  29,  1944.     1944.     iii+410  p.     *  Paper,  45c.     •  Item  371 
L.  C.  card  44-41049  Y  4.P  96/2  :  Or  3/13 

ROADS  COMMITTEE,  HOUSE 

l\oa(U.    Federal  aid  for  post-war  highway  construction,  hearings,  78th  Congress, 
2d  session,  on  H.  It.  2426,  to  supplement  Federal-aid  road  act,  approved  July  11, 
1916,   as   amended  and  supplemented,   Feb.  29   [-May  2],  1944.     1944.     2  v. 
xi-f  1088  p.  il.     *  Paper,  v.  1,  60e. ;  *  v.  2,  $1.00.     •  Item  374 
L.  C.  card  44-5751  Y  4.R  53/2  :  P  84/v.l,  2 

Post-war  Federal-aid  highway  act  of  1944,   report  to  accompany  H.   R. 

4915  [to  amend  and  supplement  Federal-aid  road  act,  approved  July  11,  1916, 
as  amended  and  supplemented,  to  authorize  appropriations  for  post-war  con- 
struction of  highways  and  bridges,  to  eliminate  hazards  at  railroad  grade 
crossings,  to  provide  for  inmiediate  preparation  of  plans  and  acquisition  of 
rights-of-way,  and  for  other  purposes]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Robinson  of  Utah, 
.June  5,  1944.  13  p.  (II.  rp.  1597,  7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess.)  [Includes  individual 
views  of  .lamt'S  W.  Mott.]  f 
L.  C.  card  44-41024 

KULE8  COMMITTEE,   HOUSE 

('anii)<ii(/ii  /"/n/rf.s'.  Providing  for  special  committee  to  investigate  campaign  ex- 
penditures [of  various  candidates  for  House  of  Representatives],  report  to  ac- 
company H.  Res.  551;  submitted  by  Mr.  Bates  of  Kentucky.  May  26,  1944. 
2  p.     (H.  rp.  1523,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Colleges  and  universities.  Study  of  effect  of  certain  w;ir  activities  on  colleges 
and  universities,  report  to  accompany  H.  Res.  592  [nuthorizing  study  by  Com- 
mittee on  Education  of  effect  of  certain  war  activities  on  colleges  and  univer- 
sities] ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Sabatli.  June  20,  1944.  1  p.  (H.  rp.  1688,  78th 
Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Crop  insurance.  Consideration  of  II.  R.  4911,  reix)rt  to  accompany  II.  Res.  605 
[for  consideration  of  II.  R.  4911,  to  amend  Federal  crop  insurance  act]  ;  sub- 
mitted by  Mr.  Sabatli.  June  20,  1944.  1  p.  (H.  rp.  lt)S9,  78tli  Cong.  2d 
sess.)     t 

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Dinciblcd.  Authorizing  Committee  on  Labor  to  conduct  and  investigate  extent 
and  character  of  aid  now  given  by  Federal,  State,  and  local  governments  and 
private  agencies  to  ihe  physically  handicapiied,  report  to  accompany  II.  Res. 
L'30;  submitted  by  Mr.  Sabath.  May  20,  1944.  1  p.  (H.  rp.  1524,  78th  Cong. 
2d  sess.)     t 

Farm  Credit  Administration.  Extending  powers  of  select  committee  created  to 
investigate  Farm  Security  Administration  to  include  power  to  investigate 
activities  of  Farm  Credit  Administration,  report  to  accompany  II.  Res.  52.5; 
submitted  by  Mr.  Slaughter.  June  22,  1944.  1  p.  (H.  rp.  1718,  78th  Cong. 
2d  sess.)  I A  select  committee  of  tlie  Committee  on  Agriculture  is  to  make 
the  investigation.]     t 

Filipino  Rehabilitation  CommiSfiion.  Consideration  of  Senate  joint  resolution  94, 
report  to  accompany  H.  Res.  591  [for  consideration  of  S.  J.  Res.  94,  establish- 
ing Filipino  Rehabilitation  Commission,  defining  its  powers  and  duties,  and 
for  other  purposes]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Sabath.  June  12,  1944.  1  p.  (H.  rp. 
1626,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Government  contracts.  Consideration  of  S.  1718,  report  to  accompany  H.  Res. 
589  Ifor  consideration  of  S.  1718,  to  provide  for  settlement  of  claims  arising 
from  terminated  war  contracts]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Colmer.  June  10,  1944. 
1  p.  (H.  rp.  1620,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)  [S.  1718  establishes  the  Office  of 
Contract  Settlement  and  creates  a  Contract  Settlement  Advisory  Board.]     t 

Jackson  Hole  National  Monument.  Consideration  of  H.  R.  2241,  report  to  accom- 
pany H.  Res.  567  [for  consideration  of  H.  R.  2241,  to  abolish  Jackson  Hole  Na- 
tional Monimient]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Bates  of  Kentucky.  May  29,  1944.  1  p. 
(H.  rp.  1528,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Lawyers.  Consideration  qf  H.  R.  4349,  report  to  accompany  H.  Res.  611  [for 
consideration  of  H.  R.  4349,  to  exempt  certain  officers  and  employees  of  Na- 
tional War  Labor  Board  from  certain  provisions  of  criminal  code  prohibiting 
employees  of  the  Government  from  acting  as  agents  or  attorneys  for  prose- 
cuting claims  against  United  States]  ;  subuiitled  by  Mr.  Smith  of  Virginia. 
June  22,  1944.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  1715,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Consideration  of  H.  R.  4446,  report  to  accompany  H.  Res.  613  [for  con- 
sideration of  H.  R.  4446,  to  exempt  certain  officers  and  employees  within 
Office  of  Scientific  Research  and  Development  from  certain  provisions  of 
criminal  code  prohibiting  employees  of  the  Government  from  acting  as  agents 
or  attorneys  for  prosecuting  claims  against  United  States]  ;  submitted  by  Mr. 
Smith  of  Virginia.     June  22,  1944.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  1717,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Consideration  of  H.  R.  4408,  report  to  accompany  H.  Res.  612  [for  con- 
sideration of  H.  R.  4468,  to  exempt  certain  officers  and  employees  of  War 
Department  from  certain  provisions  of  criminal  code  and  Revised  statutes 
prohibiting  employees  of  the  Government  from  acting  as  agents  or  attorneys 
for  prosecuting  claims  against  United  States]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Smith  of 
Virginia.     June  22,  1944.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  1716,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Moore  Field.  Consideration  of  H.  R.  4901,  report  to  accompany  H.  Res.  593 
[for  consideration  of  H.  R.  4901,  to  authorize  and  direct  sale  of  Moore  Air 
Field,  Okla.]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Sabath.  June  19,  1944.  1  p.  (H.  rp.  1679, 
78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Naval  petroleum  reserves.  Consideration  of  H.  R.  4771,  report  to  accompany 
H.  Res.  573  [for  consideration  of  H.  R.  4771,  to  amend  part  of  act  making 
appropriations  for  naval  service,  fiscal  year  1921,  as  amended,  relating  to  con- 
servation, care,  custody,  protection,  and  operation  of  naval  petroleum  and  oil- 
shale  reserves]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Clark.  ^June  1,  1944.  1  p.  (H.  rp.  1583, 
78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Pearl  Harbor.  Consideration  of  House  joint  resolution  283,  report  to  accompany 
H.  Res.  574  [for  consideration  of  H.  J.  Res.  283,  to  extend  time  limit  for 
immunity  from  possible  court  martial  or  prosecution  of  any  person  or  persons, 
military  or  civil,  connected  with  Pearl  Harbor  catastrophe  of  Dec.  7,  1941,  for 
one  year  from  June  7,  1944]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Clark.  June  1,  1944.  1  p. 
(H.  rp.  1589,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

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Philippine  Islands.  Consideration  of  Senate  joint  resolution  93,  report  to  accom- 
pany H.  Res.  590  [for  consideration  of  S.  J.  Res.  93,  declaring  policy  of  Congress 
with  respect  to  independence  of  Philippine  Islands]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Sabath. 
June  12,  1944.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  1625,  7Stli  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Prices.  Consideration  of  H.  R.  4941,  report  to  accompany  H.  Res.  582  [for  consid- 
eration of  H.  R.  4941,  to  e.Ktend  period  of  operation  of  emergency  price  control 
act  of  1942  and  stabilization  act  of  Oct.  2,  1942]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Sabath. 
June  5,  1944.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  1601,  7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Sabotage.  Consideration  of  II.  R.  3442.  report  to  accompany  II.  Res.  5G6  [for 
consideration  of  H.  R.  3442,  to  amend  sec.  1-3  of  act  to  punish  willful  injury  or 
destruction  of  war  material,  or  of  war  premises  or  utilities  used  in  connection 
with  war  material,  as  amended]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Clark.  May  26,  1944. 
1  p.     ( H.  rp.  1517,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     t 

Sufjar.  Consideration  of  H.  R.  4833,  report  to  accompany  H.  Res.  572  [for  con- 
sideration of  11.  R.  4833,  to  extend  for  2  additional  years  provisions  of  sugar 
act  of  1937,  as  amended,  and  taxes  with  respect  to  sugar]  ;  submitted  by  Mr. 
Sabath.     June  1,  1944.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  1582,  7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

WAYS  AND  MEANS  COMMITTEE,  HOUSE 

Coconut  oil.  Extending  for  additional  2  years  suspension  in  part  of  processing 
tax  on  coconut  oil,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4S37  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Eber- 
harter.     June  10,  1944.     4  p.     (H.  rp.  1621,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Customs  Service.  Overtime  payment  of  customs  collectors  on  international 
bridges,  etc.,  hearings,  78th  Congress,  2d  session,  on  S.  1758,  to  amend  sec.  451 
of  tariff  act  of  1930,  May  12,  1944.     1944.     ii-|-67  p.     *  Paper,  15c.     •  Item  378 

Y  4.W  36 :  C  96/26 

Isonipecaine.     Amending  Federal  narcotic  laws  to  apply  to  recently  discovered 
synthetic  drug  (isonipecaine),  report  to  accompanv  H.  R.  48S1 ;  submitted  by 
Mr.  Doughton.     June  1,  1944.     10  p.     (H.  rp.  1588,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 
L.  C.  card  44-41023 

Public  debts.     Debt  limit  of  United  States,  hearings,  78th  Congress,  2d  session, 
on  H.  R.  4464,  to  increase  debt  limit  of  United  States,  May  8,  1944.     Revised 
[print].     1944.     iii-|-27  p.     *  Paper,  lOe.     •  Item  378 
L.  C.  card  44-5805  Y  4.W  30 :  D  35/2/rev. 

reduction  of  nonessential  federal  expenditures  joint 

committee' 

Automobiles.     Reduction  of  nonessential  Federal  expenditures,  additional  report 
pursuant  to  sec.  601  of  revenue  act  of  1941;  [submitted  by  Mr.  Byrdj.     1944. 
iii-i-7   p.     (S.   doc.   IDS,   78th   Cong.   2d   sess.)      [Relates   to    ownership   and 
operation  of  nonmilitary  Government  automobiles.]     *  Paper,  5c. 
L.  C.  card  44^1019 

SENATE 

.Appropriations.  Supi)lemental  estimate.  Senate,  fiscal  year  1944  [for  reporting 
debates  and  proceedings  of  Senate].  June  19,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944.  2  p. 
(S.  doc.  207,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Supplemental  estimate.  Senate,  fiscal  year  1945  [for  Office  of  Sergeant  at 

Arms  and  Doorkeeper  for  payment  of  pages].     June  19,  legislative  day  May  9, 
1944.     2  p.     (S.  doc.  217,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Calendar  of  business,  78th  Congress,  2d  .session,  June  1-23,  1944;  no.  75-89. 
1944.  various  paging,  large  8"  [Daily  when  Senate  is  in  session.  The  legis- 
lative day  of  May  9  extended  through  the  calendar  day  June  23.]     % 

Y  1.3 :  78-2/75-89 

Laws.     Digest  of  legislation  enacted  by  78th  Congress,  1st  session,  with  prelim- 
inary statement  relative  thereto;  [submitted  by  Mr.  Barkley].  1944.     [2] +12  p. 
(S.  doc.  195,  7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess.)     *  Paper,  5c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41032 

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782  Government  Publications 

Navy.  Decline  and  renaissance  of  Navy,  1922-44,  prepared  by  David  I.  Walsh, 
brief  history  of  naval  legislation  from  1922  to  1944  pointing  out  policy  of  the 
Government  during  these  years  and  steps  taken  in  recent  years  to  rebuild  our 
Navy  to  its  present  strength ;  presented  by  Mr.  Walsh  of  Massachusetts.  1944. 
ii+13  p.  ( S.  doc.  202,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)  ♦  Paper,  5c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41095 

AGKICTJLTUKE  AND  FOKESTBY  COMMITTEE,  SENATE 

Alcohol.     Utilization  of  farm  crops,  hearings  before  subcommittee,  78th  Congress, 
2d  session,  on  S.  Kes.  80  (extending  S.  Res.  224,  77th  Congress),  for  investiga- 
tion relative  to  production  of  industrial  alcohol,  synthetic  alcohol,  and  synthetic 
rubber  frouj  farm  crops.     1944.     pts.  8  and  9.     •  Item  382 
L.  C.  card  42-172:53  Y  4.:Ag  8/2  :  F  22/13 

pt.  8.   Industrial  alcohol  and  synthetic  rubber,  Mar.  2-30,  1944.     iv  + 2135-2477  p.  1 

pi.     *  Paper,  40c. 
pt.  9.  Fiber,  Apr.  0-May  19,  1944.     iii  + 2479-2752  p.     il.     •  Paper,  30c. 

Homes.  Prepayment  of  purchase  price  of  certain  housing  sold  by  Farm  Security 
Administration,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  702  [to  permit  prepayment  of  pur- 
chase price  of  certain  housing  sold  to  individuals  by  Resettlement  Administra- 
tion or  Farm  Security  Administration]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Shipstead.  June  20, 
legislative  day  May  9,  1944.  4  p.  (S.  rp.  997,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)  [Report 
reads  incorrectly  Committee  on  Agriculture  instead  of  Committee  on  Agriculture 
and  Forestry.]     t 

Textiles.  Investigate  synthetic  products  as  substitute  for  cotton  and  wool,  report 
to  accompany  S.  Res.  291  [to  investigate  whether  rayon  and  other  synthetic 
products  can  be  used  as  substitute  for  cotton  and  wool]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Bank- 
head.  June  5,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944.  1  p.  (S.  rp.  949,  7Sth  Cong.  2d 
sess. )     t 

AMERICAN   SMALL  BUSINESS,   SPECIAL  COMMITTEE  TO  STUi)Y  PROBLEMS  OF,   SENATE 

Business.  Problems  of  American  small  business,  hearings  before  subcommittee  on 
complaints,  78th  Congress,  2d  session,  pursuant  to  S.  Res.  66  (extending  S.  Res. 
298,  76th  Congress),  to  appoint  special  committee  to  study  and  survey  problems 
of  American  small  business  enterprises,  Apr.  26[-May  9],  1944:  SmaU  business 
in  changing  war  program,  2-5.  1944.  pts.  32-35,  [xiii] +4237-4390  p.  il. 
*  Paper,  each  pt.  10c. 
L.  C.  card  42-12978  Y  4.Am  3/5 :  B  96/4/pt.32-35 

APPBOI'BXATIONS  COMMITTEE,  SENATE 

Appropriations.  Second  deficiency  appropriation  bill,  1944,  report  to  accompany 
H.  R,  5040  [making  appropriations  to  supply  deficiencies  in  appropriations  for 
fiscal  year  1944  and  prior  fiscal  years,  to  provide  supplemental  appropriations  for 
fiscal  years  1944  and  1945,  and  for  other  purposes]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  McKellar. 
June  21,  legislative  day  May  9, 1944.     5  p.     (S.  rp.  1028,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

District  of  Cohimhia.     District  of  Columbia  appropriation  bill,  [fiscal  year]  1945, 
hearings  before  subconunittee,  78th  Congress,  2d  session,  on  H.  R.  4861.     1^44. 
ii-f  165  p.     *  PaiK'r,  20  c.     •  Item  383 
L.  C.  card  44-41046  Y  4.Ap  6/2 :  D63/945 

District  of  Columbia  appropriation  bill,  [fiscal  year]  1945,  report  to  accom- 
pany H.  R.  4861 ;  submitted  by  Mr.  O'Mahoney.  June  19,  legislative  day  May  9, 
1944.     7  p.     (S.  rp.  988,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Foreign  Economic  Administration.  Foreign  Economic  Administration  appropria- 
tion bill,  [fiscal  year]  1945.  hearings  before  subcommittee,  78th  Congress,  2d 
session  on  H.  R.  4937:  Defense  aid,  lend-lease,  United  Nations  Relief  and 
Rehabilitation  Administration,  Foreign  Economic  Administration,  salaries  and 
expenses,  Export-Import  Bank  of  Washington.  1944.  ii-|-76  p.  il.  *  Paper, 
20c.  •  Item  383 
L.  C.  card  44-41056  Y  4.Ap  6/2 :  F  76/SM5 

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Foreign  Economic  Administration — Continued. 

Foreign  Economic  Administration  appropriation  bill,  [fiscal  year]  1945,  in- 
cluding defense  aid  (lend-lease)  and  participation  by  United  States  in  Iinited 
Nations  Relief  and  Rehabilitation  Administration,  report  to  accompany  H.  R. 
4937 ;  submitted  by  Mr.  McKellar.  June  12,  legislative  day  May  9,  19J4.  2  p. 
(S.  rp.  961,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

L.  C.  card  44-41113 

Government  offices.    National  war  agencies  appropriation  bill,  Cfiscal  year]  1945, 
hearings  before  subcommittee,  78th  Congress,  2d  session,  on  H.  R.  4879.     1944. 
ii-f-218  p.     *  Paper,  25c.     •  Item  383 
L.  C.  card  44-41057  Y  4.Ap  6/2  :  N  21/945 

National  war  agencies  appropriation  bill,  [fiscal  year]  1945,  report  to  ac- 
company H.  R.  4879 ;  submitted  by  Mr.  McKellar.  June  12,  legislative  day  May 
9,  1944.     3  p.     (S.  rp.  960,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

L.  C.  card  44-41062 

Interior  Department  appropriation  bill,  [fiscal  year]  1945,  hearings  before  sub- 
committee, 78th  Congress,  2d  session,  on  H.  R.  4679.     1944.     ii-|-688  p.  1  pi. 
*  Paper,  $1.00.     •  Item  383 
L.  C.  card  44-5508  Y  4.Ap  6/2  :  In  8/945 

Labor  Department.  Labor-Federal  Security  appropriation  bill,  1945,  hearings  be- 
fore subcommittee,  78th  Congress,  2d  session,  on  H.  R.  4899,  making  appropria- 
tions for  Department  of  Labor,  Federal  Security  Agency,  and  related  inde- 
pendent agencies,  fiscal  year  1945.  1944.  ii-1-145  p.  *  Paper.  30c.  •  Item  383 
L.  C.  card  44-41055  Y  4.Ap  6/2 :  L  11/945 

Labor-Federal  Security  appropriation  bill,  1945,  report  to  accompany  H.  R. 

4899  [making  appropriations  for  Department  of  Labor,  Federal  Security  Agency, 
and  related  independent  agencies,  fiscal  year  1945]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  McKellar 
for  Mr.  McCarran.  June  13,' legislative  day  May  9,  1944.  6  p.  (S.  rp.  965, 
78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

War  Department.    Military  establishment  appropriation  bill,  [fiscal  year]  1945, 
hearings  before  subcommittee,  78th  Congress,  2d  session,  on  H.  R.  4967.     1944. 
ii-l-93  p.  il.     *  Paper,  15c.     •  Item  383 
L.  C.  card  44-41045  Y  4.Ap  6/2  :  W 19/945 

Military  establishment  appropriation  bill,    [fiscal  year]   1945,   report   to 

accompany  H.  R.  4967;  submitted  by  Mr.  Thomas  of  Oklahoma.  June  19, 
legislative  day  May  9,  1944.     lip.     (S.  rp.  987,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

L.  C.  card  44-41117 

BANKING  AND  CXJREENCY  COMMITTEE,  SENATE 

Interest.  Federal  land  bank  and  Land  Bank  Commissioner  loans,  report  to  ac- 
company H.  R.  4102  [to  extend  for  one  additional  year  reduced  rate  of  interest 
on  Land  Bank  Commissioner  loans]  ;  submitted  bv  Mr.  Bankhead.  May  31, 
legislative  day  May  9,  1944.     7  p.     (S.  rp.  927,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Mortgage  insurance.  Amending  national  housing  act  [relative  to  war  housing 
insurance],  report  to  accompany  S.  1947;  submitted  bv  Mr.  Radcliffe.  June  20, 
legislative  day  May  9,  1944.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  996,  78th  Cong.  2(1  sess).     j 

Prices.  Extending  price  control  act  and  stabilization  act,  report  to  accompany 
S.  1764,  to  amend  emergency  price  control  act  of  1942  (Public  law  421,  77th 
Congress),  as  amended  by  act  of  Oct.  1942  (Public  law  729,  77th  Congress)  ; 
[submitted  by  Mr.  Wagner].  1944.  iii-|-145  p.  il.  (S.  rp.  922,  78th  Cong.  2d 
sess.)  [Includes  minority  views.  Committee  recommends  amendment  of 
S.  1764  by  substitute  and  amendment  of  title  of  bill  to  i-oad :  Bill  to  amend 
emergency  price  control  act  of  1942,  as  amended,  and  stabilization  act  of  Oct.  2, 
1942,  as  amended.]  *  Paper,  20c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41035 

Extension  of  emergency  price  control  act  of  1942,  hearings,  78th  Congress, 

2d  session,  on  S.  1764,  to  amend  emergency  price  control  act  of  1942  ( Public  law 

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Prices — Continued. 

421,  77th  Coiif^ress),  as  amended  by  act  of  Oct.  2,  1942  (Public  law  729,  77th 
Congress),  Mar.  15-Apr.  28,  1944.     1944.     xi+lG02  p.  1  pi.  il.     *  Paper,  $2.00. 

•  Item  384 

L.  C.  card  44-5775  Y  4.B  22/3 :  P9  3/2 

Smaller  War  Plants  Corporation.  Increasing  authorized  capital  stock  of  Smaller 
War  Plants  Corporation,  report  to  accompany  S.  2004  [to  amend  act  to  mobilize 
productive  facilities  of  small  business  in  interests  of  successful  prosecution 
of  war];  submitted  by  Mr.  Wagner.  June  20,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944. 
6  p.  ( S.  rp.  999,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )  t 
L.  C.  card  44-41116 

CIVIL  SERVICE  COMMITTEE,  SENATE 

Civil  service  pensions.  Amending  sec.  1  of  civil  service  retirement  act,  as 
amended,  report  to  accompany  S.  1371  [to  amend  sec.  1  of  civil  service  retirement 
act,  as  amended,  so  as  to  enable  Government  employees  with  30  years'  service, 
in  agencies  where  reductions  in  personnel  are  required,  to  retire  with  full  an- 
nuity any  time  prior  to  expiration  of  3  years  after  end  of  war]  ;  .submitted  by 
Mr.  Aiken.  June  15,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944.  2  p.  (S.  rp.  975,  78th  Cong. 
2d  sess.)     t 

Soldiers.  Extension  of  preference  to  veterans  who  desire  to  comi)ete  for  posi- 
tions in  Federal  civil  service,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4115  [to  give  honor- 
ably discharged  veterans,  their  widows,  and  wives  of  disabled  veterans,  who 
themselves  are  not  qualified,  preference  in  employment  where  Federal  funds 
are  disbursed]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Byrd.  May  25,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944. 
4  p.     (S.  rp.  907,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Preference  in  employment  of  honorably  discharged  veterans  where  Federal 

funds  are  disbursed,  hearings,  78th  Congress,  2d  session,  on  S.  17G2  and  H.  R. 
4115,  bills  to  give  honorably  discharged  veterans,  their  widows,  and  wives  of 
disabled  veterans,  who  themselves  are  not  qualified,  preference  in  employment 
where  Federal  funds  are  disbursed,  May  19  and  23,  1944.     1944.     iii+76  p.  1  pi. 

*  Paper,  15c.     •  Item  385 

L.  C.  card  44-41052  Y  4.C  49/2 :  V  64 

CLAIMS  COMMITTEE,   SENATE 

Allen,  Charles  T.  Charles  T.  Allen,  report  to  accompany  S.  1226  [for  relief  of 
Charles  T.  Allen]  ;  submitted  bv  Mr.  Tunnell.  June  21,  legislative  day  May  9, 
1944.     4  p.     (S.  rp.  1008,  78th  Cong.  2tl  sess.)     t 

Anderson,  Mrs.  Kay  B.  Mrs.  R.  D.  Robinson,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  1045 
[for  relief  of  INIrs.  R.  D.  Robinson,  now  Mrs.  John  K.  Anderson  (Kay  Bayne 
Anderson)]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Ellender.  June  15,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944. 
9  p.     ( S.  i*p-  972,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     t 

Bantin,  Howard  C.  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Howard  C.  Bantin,  report  to  accompany  H.  R. 
3724  [for  relief  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Howard  C.  Bantin]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Robert- 
son. June  15,  legislative  day  May  9,  19-14.  5  p.  (S.  rp.  967,  78th  Cong.  2d 
sess. )     t 

Baptiste,  Frank.  Frank  Baptiste,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  2788  [for  relief 
of  Frank  Baptiste]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Ellender.  June  5,  legislative  day  May  9, 
1944.     9  p.     (S.  rp.  938,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Boland,  Broadus  D.  Broadus  D.  Boland  and  W.  E.  Boland,  report  to  accompany 
H.  R.  1755  [for  relief  of  Broadus  D.  Boland  and  W.  E.  Boland]  ;  submitted  by 
Mr.  Stewart.  June  5,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944.  5  p.  (S.  rp.  945,  78th 
Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Broton,  Arch  A.  Arch  A.  Brown,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4361  [for  relief  of 
Arch  A.  Brown]  ;  submitted  bv  Mr.  Robertson.  June  15,  legislative  day  May  9, 
1944.    4  p.     (S.  rp.  968,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

CharaeJc,  Mrs.  Anna.  Anna  Charack,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  2469  [for  relief 
of  Anna  Charack]  :  submitted  by  Mr.  Capper.  May  31.  legislative  day  May  9, 
1944.     10  p.     (S.  rp.  928,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

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City  National  Bank  Building  Co.,  report  to  accompany  S.  1453  [for  relief  of  City 
National  Bank  Unildiug  CompaiiyJ  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Stewart.  May  1!3,  legis- 
lative day  May  9,  1944.     4  p.     (S.  rp.  902,  78tb  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Clapp,  Ruth  L.  Ruth  L.  Clapp,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3137  [for  relief  of 
Ruth  L.  Clapp]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  O'Danlel.  May  31,  legislative  day  May  9, 
1944.     4  p.     ( S.  rp.  930,  TSth  Cong.  2d  sess. )     t 

Cox,  Wilei/  J.  Conferring  jurisdiction  upon  Court  of  Claims  to  consider  and 
render  judgment  on  claim  of  W.  J.  Cox  against  United  States, -report  to  accom- 
pany H.  R.  2097 ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Tunnell.  May  25,  legislative  day  May  9, 
1944.     14  p.     (S.  rp.  915,  7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess.)      t 

Cushman,  John.  Mr.  and  Mrs.  John  Cushman,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4197 
[for  relief  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  John  Cushman]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  EUender.  June 
21,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944.     6  p.     (S.  rp.  1023,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Dimlcr,  Fred  A.  Fred  A.  Dimler  and  Gwendolyn  E.  Dimler,  report  to  accompany 
S.  1995  [for  relief  of  Fred  A.  Dimler  and  Gwendolyn  E.  Dimler]  ;  submitted  by 
Mr.  Wherry.  June  21,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944.  3  p.  (S.  rp.  1007,  78th 
Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Dreivry,  J.  C.  J.  C.  Drewry,  report  to  accompany  S.  1365  [for  relief  of  J.  C. 
Drewry]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Tunnell.  May  25,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944. 
4  p.     (S.  rp.  912,  78th  Cong,  2d  sess.)     t 

Duffy  Bros.,  Ine.  Conferring  jurisdiction  upon  Court  of  Claims  to  determine  and 
render  judgment  for  any  losses  suffered  by  Duffy  Bros.,  Inc.,  report  to  accom- 
pany H.  R.  2576;  submitted  by  Mr.  Ellender.  June  5,  legislative  day  May  9, 
1944.     14  p.     (S.  rp.  937,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Dyer,  WiUia7ti  D.  William  Dyer,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3280  [for  relief  of 
William  Dyer]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Ellender.  June  21,  legislative  day  May  9, 
1944.     10  p.     (S.  rp.  1018,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Ekvall,  Mae  A.  Mae  Ekvall,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3649  [for  relief  of  Mae 
Ekvall]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Wherry.     June  15,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944.    5  p. 

(S.  rp.  966,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Ennis,  Byron  W.  Byron  Ennis,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3654  [for  relief  of 
Byron  Ennis]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  O'Danlel.  May  31,  legislative  day  May  9, 
1944.     5  p.     (S.  rp.  932,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Feller,  L.  M.,  Co.  L.  M.  Feller  Co.  and  Wendell  C.  Graus,  report  to  accompany 
H.  R.  4528  [for  relief  of  L.  M.  Feller  Company  and  Wendell  C.  Graus]  ;  sub- 
mitted by  Mr.  Robertson.  June  21,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944.  9  p.  (S.  rp. 
1015,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Garner,  G.  E.  G.  H.  Garner,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  1963  [for  relief  of  G.  H. 
Garner]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Tunnell.  June  21,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944. 
7  p.     (S.  rp.  1009,  7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Giles,  E.  Bird.  E.  Bird  Giles  and  Sherman  Beck,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3859 
[for  relief  of  E.  Bird  Giles  and  Sherman  Beck]  ;  submitted-  by  Mr.  Ellender. 
June  15,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944.     6  p.     (S.  rp.  973,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     t 

Godivin,  3/rs.  Molly.  Mrs.  John  Andrew  Godwin,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3586 
[for  relief  of  Mrs.  John  Andrew  Godwin  (Molly  Godwin)]  ;  submitted  by  Mr. 
Ellender.  June  21,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944.  5  p.  (S.  rp.  1021,  78th  Cong. 
2d  sess.)     t 

Gourley.  Clark.  Mrs.  Clark  Gourley,  administratrix  of  estate  of  Clark  Gourley, 
report  to  accompany  S.  1709  [for  relief  of  Mrs.  Clark  Gourley,  administratrix 
of  estate  of  Clark  Gourley]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Tunnell.  May  25,  legislative  day 
May  9,  1944.     6  p.     ( S.  rp.  914,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     t 

Gradwcll,  John  II.  John  H.  Gradwell,  report  to  accompany  S.  1503  [for  relief  of 
John  H.  Gradwell]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Ellender.  June  15,  legislative  day  May  9, 
1944.     5  p.     (S.  rp.  969,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Gregory,  Leslie  C.  L.  C.  Gregory,  report  to  accompany  S.  1776  [for  relief  of  L.  C. 
Gregory]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Ellender.  June  15,  legislative  day  May  9,  1&44. 
4  p.     (S.  rp.  970,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

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Guidoni,  Mrs.  Josephine.  Josephine  Guidoni,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3636  [for 
relief  of  Josephine  Guidoni]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Ellonder.  June  21,  legislative 
day  May  9,  1944.     6  p.     (S.  rp.  1022,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Hale,  Clarence  P.,  jr.  Clarence  P.  Hale,  jr.,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  2405  [for 
relief  of  Clarence  P.  Hale,  jr.]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Wherry.  June  5,  legislative 
day  May  9,  1944.    4  p.     (S.  rp.  947,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Harris,  Marvin  H.  M.  H.  Harris,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3737  [for  relief  of 
M.  H.  Harris}.;  submitted  by  Mr.  Eastland.  May  25,  legislative  day  May  9, 1944. 
4  p.     (S.  rp.  911,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Hawkins,  Nelson.  Estate  of  Nelson  Hawkins,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3281 
[for  relief  of  estate  of  Nelson  Hawkins] ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Ellender.  June  21, 
legislative  day  May  9,  1944.     9  p.     ( S.  rp.  1019,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     t 

Ingram,  J.  William.  J.  William  Ingram,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3481  [for 
I'elief  of  J.  William  Ingram]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Robertson.  June  21,  legislative 
day  May  9, 1944.     5  p.     (S.  rp.  1014,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Jonsson,  Sigurdur.  Sigurdur  Jonsson  and  Thorolina  Thordardottir,  report  to 
accompany  S.  1935  [for  relief  of  Sigurdur  Jonsson  and  Thorolina  Thordardot- 
tir] ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Tunnell.  June  7,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944.  4  p.  (S. 
rp.  954,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Kirhy,  Charles  W.  Charles  W.  Kirby,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  2605  [for  relief 
of  Charles  W.  Kirby]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Stewart.  June  5,  legislative  day  May 
9,1944.     3  p.     (S.  rp.  946,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Knight,  Oliver  N.  Oliver  N.  Knight,  report  to  accompany  S.  1827  [for  relief  of 
Oliver  N.  Knight]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Ellender.  June  15,  legislative  day  May  9, 
1944.     5  p.     (S.  rp.  971,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Lankton,  J.  Fletcher,  d  Ziegele,  John  N.  J.  Fletcher  Lankton  and  John  N.  Ziegele, 
report  to  accompany  S.  1904  [for  relief  of  J.  Fletcher  Lankton  and  John  N. 
Ziegele,  firm]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Tunnell.  May  25,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944. 
2  p.     ( S.  rp.  913,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Long,  Mrs.  Elizabeth  P.  Elizabeth  Powers  Long,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  2151 
[for  relief  of  Elizabeth  Powers  Long]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Robertson.  June  21, 
legislative  day  May  9,  1944.     3  p.     ( S.  rp.  1012,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     t 

McLaughlin,  Mrs.  Iva.  Mrs.  Samuel  M.  McLaughlin,  report  to  accompany  H.  R. 
2333  [for  relief  of  Mrs.  Samuel  M.  McLaughlin  (Iva  McLaughlin)]  ;  submitted 
by  Mr.  Robertson.  June  21,  legislative  day  May  9, 1944.  5  p.  ( S.  rp.  1013,  78th 
Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Munson,  Donald  J.  Donald  J.  Munson,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  2288  [for  relief 
of  Donald  J.  Munson]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Wherry.  June  15,  legislative  day  May 
9,1944.     lip.     (S.  rp.  977,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

O'Connell,  John  M.  John  M.  O'Connell,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  2530  [for  relief 
of  John  M.  O'Connell]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Ellender.  June  21,  legislative  day 
May  9,  1944.     3  p.     ( S.  rp.  1017,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     f 

P^rez  AviU'S,  Carlos.  Estate  of  Carlos  Perez  Aviles,  report  to  accompany  H.  R. 
3539  [for  relief  of  estate  of  Carlos  P6rez  Aviles]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Ellender. 
June  21,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944.     6  p.     (S.  rp.  1020,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     t 

Polak,  Edward.  Legal  guardian  of  Edward  Polak,  report  to  accompany  H.  R. 
3301  [for  relief  of  legal  guardian  of  Edward  Polak]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Capper. 
June  15,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944.    6  p.     (S.  rp.  981,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Postal  Telegraph-CaUe  Co.,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3324  [for  relief  of  Postal 
Telegraph-Cable  Company]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  O'Daniel.  May  31,  legislative 
day  May  9,  1944.     4  p.     (S.  rp.  931,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Power,  J.  G.  J.  G.  Power  and  L.  D.  Power,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4458  [for 
relief  of  J.  G.  Power  and  L.  D.  Power]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Ellender.  June  15, 
legislative  day  May  9,  1944.    6  p.     (S.  rp.  974,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Ross  Engineering  Co..  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  2965  [for  relief  of  Ross  Engi- 
neering Company]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Tunnell.  June  21,  legislative  day  May 
9,  1944.    9  p.     (S.  rp.  1010,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

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Runneiaum,  Mrs.  Anna.  Mrs.  Anna  Runnebaum,  report  to  accompany  S.  1983 
[for  relief  of  Mrs.  Anna  Runnebaum]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Ellender.  June  16, 
legislative  day  May  9,  1944.    8  p.     (S.  rp.  982,  78tb  Cong.    2d  sess.)     t 

Sandlass,  William.  Estate  of  William  Sandlass,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4074 
rfor  relief  of  estate  of  William  Sandlass] ;  submitted  by  Mr.  O'Daniel.  May 
31,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944.    4  p.     (S.  rp.  933,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Scherei;  Mrs.  Katherine.  Katherine  Scherer,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3929 
[for  relief  of  Katherine  Scherer]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Tunnell.  June  21,  legis- 
lative day  May  9,  1944.     5  p.     (S.  rp.  1011,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Schultz,  Harry.  Harry  Schultz,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3977  [for  relief  of 
Harry  Schultz]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Ellender.  June  5,  legislative  day  May  9, 
1944.  3  p.  (S.  rp.  942,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)  [Corrected  print.  1st  print 
reads  incorrectly  Senate  document  942  instead  of  Senate  report  942.]     t 

Selmnn,  Mrs.  Lessie  C.  Lessie  C.  Selman,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  1668  [for 
relief  of  Lessie  C.  Selman] ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Stewart.  June  5,  legislative  day 
May  9.  1944.  5  p.  (S.  rp.  943,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)  [Corrected  print.  1st 
print  reads  incorrectly  Senate  document  943  instead  of  Senate  report  943.]     t 

Shea.  Thomas  F.  Estate  of  Thomas  Shea,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3695  [for 
relief  of  estate  of  Thomas  Shea]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Ellender.  June  15,  legis- 
lative day  May  9,  1944.    5  p.     (S.  rp.  980,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Shipp,  Charles  N.  Estate  of  Charles  Noah  Shipp,  report  to  accompany  S.  1464 
[for  relief  of  estate  of  Charles  Noah  Shipp]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Ellender.  June 
5,  legislative  day  May  9, 1944.    3  p.     ( S.  rp.  936,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     t 

Simpson,  Mrs.  Alta  L.  Mrs.  Hagar  Simpson  and  Mrs.  Nat  Price,  jr.,  report  to 
accompany  H.  R.  2006  [for  relief  of  Mrs.  Hagar  Simpson  (Alta  Lee  Simpson) 
and  Mrs.  Nat  Price,  jr.  (Mary  Mae  Price)]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Ellender.  June 
21,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944.     14  p.     (S.  rp.  1016,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Singleton.  Gaylord  W.  Mrs.  Winnie  Singleton,  as  administratrix  of  estate  of 
Gaylord  W.  Singleton,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  2916  [for  relief  of  Mrs. 
Winnie  Singleton,  as  administratrix  of  estate  of  Gaylord  W.  Singleton]  ;  sub- 
mitted by  Mr.  Robertson.  June  15,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944.  4  p.  (S.  rp. 
978,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

8m,ith,  H.  E.  Dr.  H.  H.  Smith,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3098  [for  relief  of 
H.  H.  Smith]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Ellender.  June  5,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944. 
3  p.     (S.  rp.  939,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Stewart,  Luella  F.  Luella  F.  Stewart,  report  to  accompany  S.  1717  [for  relief 
of  Luella  F.  Stewart]  ;  submitted  bv  Mr.  Wherry.  June  21,  legislative  day 
May  9, 1944.    1  p.     (S.  rp.  1006,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Taylor,  Edwin  H..  jr.  Edwin  H.  Taylor,  jr.,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  1682 
[for  relief  of  Edwin  H.  Taylor,  jr.]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Stewart.  June  5, 
legislative  day  May  9,  1944.    12  p.     ( S.  rp.  944,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     t 

Timmerman,  Mrs.  Lillian  W.  Mrs.  Lillian  W.  Timmerman,  mother  of  Aim 
Timmerman,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  2769  [for  relief  of  Mrs.  Lillian  W. 
Timmerman,  mother  of  Ann  Timmerman]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Eastland.  May  25, 
legislative  day  May  9,  1944.    4  p.     (S.  rp.  910,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Weakley,  John  E.  Conferring  jurisdiction  upon  district  court  for  western  dis- 
trict of  Virginia  to  hear,  determine,  and  render  judgment  upon  claims  of 
John  Weakley  and  Rella  Moyer,  report  to  accompany  S.  887;  submitted  by 
Mr.  Kilgore.  May  25,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944.  5  p.  (S.  rp.  908,  78th 
Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Wesix  Electric  Heater  Co.,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3739  [for  relief  of  Wesix 
Electric  Heater  Company]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Ellender.  June  5,  legislative 
day  May  9, 1944.     12  p.     (S.  rp.  941,  7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Whaley,  P.  Andley.  P.  Audley  Whaley,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  2511  [for 
relief  of  P.  Audley  AVhaley]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Ellender.  June  15,  legisla- 
tive day  May  9,  1944.    3  p.     (S.  rp.  979,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

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White,  Paul  H.  Paul  H.  White,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3125  [for  relief  of 
Paul  II.  White]  ;  suhinitted  hy  Mr.  O'Daniel.  May  31,  legislative  day  May  9 
1944.     5  p.     (S.  rp.  929,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Widh}/,  ^yiIUam  E.  William  E.  Widby,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3674  [for 
relief  of  William  E.  Widby]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Kllender.  June  5,  legislative 
day  May  9,  1944.     4  p.     (S.  rp.  940,  7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess.)      t 

Zephyi-  Aircraft  Corporation.  Conferring  jurisdiction  upon  Court  of  Claims  to 
consider  and  render  judgment  on  claim  of  Zephyr  Aircraft  Corporation  [for- 
merly known  as  Lenert  Aircraft  Corporation]  against  United  States,  report  to 
accompany  II.  R.  .S.TOO;  submitted  by  Mr.  Kilgore.  May  25,  legislative  day 
May  9, 1944.     12  p.     ( S.  rp.  909,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

COMMERCE  COMMITTEE,    SiONAte 

Edisto  River,  8.  C,  letter  from  Secretary  of  War  transmitting  to  chairman  of 
Committee  on  Commerce,  Senate,  review  [by  chief  of  engineers,  Army]  of 
reports  on  Edisto  River,  S.  C. ;  presented  by  Mr.  Maybank.  1944.  v-f45  p. 
map.     ( S.  doc.  182,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     *  Paper,  10c. 

Missouri  River.  Amending  act  relating  to  construction  and  maintenance  of 
bridge  across  Missouri  River  at  or  near  Nebraska  City,  Nebr.  [so  as  to  provide 
for  operation  of  bridge  free  of  tolls  by  Nebraska  City,  Nebr.],  report  to  ac- 
company H.  R.  4041 ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Maloney  for  Mr.  Walsh  of  New  Jersey. 
June  21,  legislative  day  May  9, 1944.    2  p.     (S.  rp.  1025,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess).     t 

Rivers.  Authorizing  construction  of  certain  public  works  on  rivers  and  har- 
bors for  flood  control,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4485;  submitted  by  Mr.  Over- 
ton. June  22,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944.  31  p.  (S.  rp.  1030,  78th  Cong.  2d 
sess. )     t 

Rivers  and  harbors  omnibus  bill,  hearings  before  subcommittee,  78th  Con- 
gress, 2d  session,  on  H.  R.  3961,  authorizing  construction,  repair,  and  preserva- 
tion of  certain  public  works  on  rivers  and  harbors,  and  for  other  purposes, 
pts.  1-6.     1944.     •  Item  387 
L.  C.  card  44-5752  Y  4.C  73/2 :  R  52/17 

pt.  1.  Miscollaneous  projects  and  amendments,  Apr.  25  and  May  3,  1944.  iii-j-l-S? 
p.  il.     *Paper,  ]5c. 

pt.  2.  Beaver  and  Mahoning  Rivers  project,  May  1  and  2,  1944.  iv -1-89-292  p.  il. 
*I'aper,  25c. 

pt.  3.  Alabama-Coosa  project,  Tennossee-Tombi'jbpe  project.  St.  Marys  River,  Mich.,  power 
plant,  Apr.  26-May  15,  1944.     iii-f- 293-528  p.     'Paper,  30'c. 

pt.  4.  Reclamation  amendments  and  power  features,  May  4,  1944.  iii  + 529-572  p. 
*Paper,  10c. 

pt.  5.  California  Central  Valley  project.  May  S-18,  1944.     iii-f  573-788  p.     *Paper,  2r^c. 

pt.  6.  Missouri  River  project.  Snake  River  and  Columbia  River,  Umatilla  Dam,  Depart- 
ment of  Interior  amendments,  O'Mahoney  and  Bone  amendment.  May  10-18, 
1944.     iv-t- 789-1296  p.     ♦Paper,  65c. 

:    Rivers  and  harbors  omnibus  bill,  report  [and  minority  views]  to  accom- 
pany H.  R.  3961  [authorizing  construction,  repair,  and  preservation  of  certain 
public  works  on  rivers  and  harbors,  and  for  other  purposes].     [2  pts.]      (S.  rp. 
903,  2  pts..  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.) 
L.  C.  card  44-41011 

[pt.  1.]  Report;   submitted   by    Mr.   Overton.     May  25,   legislative  day.   May      9,   1944. 

139  p.  il.     t 
pt.  2.     Minority  views  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Robertson.     June  1,  legislative  day,  May  9, 
1944.     13  p.     t 

Tampa  Harbor,  Fla.,  letter  from  Secretary  of  War  transmitting  to  chairman  of 
Committee  on  Commerce,  Senate,  review  [by  chief  of  engineers.  Army]  of 
report  on  Tampa  Harbor,  Fla.;  presented  bv  Mi".  Andrews.  1944.  iii-f 35  p. 
map.     ( S.  doc.  183,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     *  Paper,  10c. 

Taxation.  Providing  for  study  of  multiple  taxation  of  air  commerce  [by  Civil 
Aeronautics  Board],  report  to  accompany  II.  R.  4935;  submitted  by  Mr. 
Wallgren.  June  21,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944.  2  p.  (S.  rp.  1026,  78th 
Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

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DISTRICT  OF  COLUMBIA  COMMITTEE,  SENATE 

Children.  Aid  to  dependent  children  in  District  of  Columbia,  report  to  accom- 
pany II.  R.  3236 ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Bilbo.  June  5,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944. 
3  p.  (S.  rp.  952,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)  [Corrected  print.  1st  print  reads  in- 
correctly Senate  document  952  instead  of  Senate  report  952.]     f 

Minimum  Wayc  and  Industrial  Safety  Board.  Amending  act  to  protect  lives, 
health,  and  morals  of  women  and  minor  vporkers  in  District  of  Columbia,  report 
to  accompany  H.  J.  Res.  242  [to  amend  act  to  protect  lives  and  health  and 
morals  of  women  and  minor  workers  in  District  of  Columbia  and  to  establish 
Minimum  Wage  Board,  and  define  its  powers  and  duties,  and  to  provide  for 
fixing  of  minimum  wages  for  such  workers,  as  amended,  so  as  to  provide  for 
publication  of  notice  of  adoption  of  rules  and  regulations  of  Minimum  Wage 
and  Industrial  Safety  Board  instead  of  publication  of  such  rules  and  regula- 
tions] ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Bilbo.  June  5,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944.  2  p. 
(S.  rp.  950,  7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

EDUCATION    AND   LABOR    COMMITTED:,    SENATE 

Hou-'iiny.  Amending  act  to  expedite  provision  of  housing  in  connection  with 
national  defense,  as  amended,  report  to  accompany  S.  1978;  submitted  by  Mr. 
Ellender.  June  19,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944.  2  p.  ( S.  rp.  989,  78th  Cong. 
2d  sess.)     t 

Labor  and  laboring  classes.  Violations  of  free  speech  and  rights  of  labor,  report 
pursuant  to  S.  Res.  266,  74th  Congress,  extended  by  S.  Res.  98  and  S.  Res. 
224,  78th  Congress,  to  investigate  violations  of  right  of  free  speech  and  assem- 
bly and  interference  with  right  of  labor  to  organize  and  bargain  collectively : 
Employers'  associations  and  collective  bargaining  in  California,  pt.  9,  Origin 
and  promotion  of  recent  legislation  in  California  limiting  labor's  civil  rights; 
[submitted  by  Mr.  La  Follette].  1944.  iii  -f  1641-1707  p.  (S.  rp.  398,  pt.  5, 
78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)  [This  publication  reads  78th  Congress;  2d  session,  al- 
though Senate  report  398  is  a  report  of  the  1st  session  of  the  78th  Congress.] 
*  Paper,  15c. 
L.  C.  card  42-25400. 

Piihlic  Health  Service.  Consolidation  and  revision  of  laws  relating  to  Public 
Health  Service,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4624 ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Thomas 
of  Utah.  June  21,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944.  8  p.  (S.  rp.  1027,  78th  Cong. 
2d  sess.)     t 

FINANCE  COMMITTEE,   SENATE 

Coconut  oil.  Extending  for  additional  2  years  suspension  in  part  of  processing 
tax  on  coconut  oil  and  correcting  typographical  error  in  individual  income  tax 
act  of  1944,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4837 ;  submitted  by  Mr.  George.  June 
21,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944.     4  p.     (S.  rp.  1003,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Isonipecaine.     Amending  Federal  narcotic  laws  to  apply  to  recently  discovered 
synthetic  drug  (isonipecaine),  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4881;  submitted  by 
Mr.  George.    June  21,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944.     10  p.     (S.  rp.  1004,  78th 
Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 
L.  C.  card  44-41115 

Public  debts.  Increase  debt  limit  of  United  States,  report  to  accompany  H.  R. 
4404 ;  submitted  by  Mr.  George.  May  29,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944.  3  p. 
(S.  rp.  919,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Sugar.  Extension  of  sugar  act,  report  to  accompany  S.1933  [to  extend  for  2 
additional  years  provisions  of  sugar  act  of  1937,  as  amended,  and  taxes  with 
respect  to  sugar]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Johnson  of  Colorado.  May  29,  legisla- 
tive day  May  9,  1944.    Ip.     (S.  rp- 918,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess).     t 

FOREIGN   KEn:,ATIONS   COMMiriEE,    SENATE 

Opium.  Requesting  the  President  to  limit  production  of  opium  to  amounts  re- 
quired for  medical  purposes,  report  to  accompany  H.  J.  Res.  241  [requesting 
the  President  to  urge  upon  Governments  of  those  countries  where  cultivation 

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opium — Contimiod. 

of  iMtppy  plant  exists,  necessity  of  immediately  limiting  production  of  opium 
to  amount  required  for  strictly  medicinal  and  scientific  purposes]  ;  submitted 
by  Mr.  Connally.  June  &  legislative  day  May  !),  1944.  2  p.  (S.  rp.  957,  78th 
Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

IMMIGEATION    COMMITTEE,    SENATE 

NatioiKilisiit  and  nationality.  Providing  for  loss  of  United  States  nationality 
under  certain  circumstances,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4103;  submitted  by 
Mr.  Russell.  June  22,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944.  2  p.  (S.  rp.  1029,  78th 
Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

INDIAN   AFFAIRS   COMMITTEE,    SENATE 

Indians.  Repealing  so-called  Wheeler-Howard  act,  report  to  accompany  S.  1218 
[to  repeal  act  of  June  18,  1934  (48  Stat.  L.  984),  Indian  reorganization  act, 
and  act  of  June  15,  19.>r>,  supplementary  thereto  (49  Stat.  L.  378)]  ;  submitted 
by  Mr.  Bushfleld.  June  22,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944.  29  p.  (S.  rp.  1031, 
78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Survey  of  conditions  of  Indians  in  United  States,  hearings  before  sub- 
committee, 78th  Congress,  1st  session,  pursuant  to  S.  Res.  79  (70th  Congress) 
and  subsequent  continuing  resolutions  until  end  of  regular  session  of  78th 
Congress,  directing  Committee  on  Indian  Affairs,  Senate,  to  make  general 
survey  of  condition  of  Indians  of  I'nited  States,  Aug.  2  and  3,  1943 ;  Osage 
Indian  matters.  1944.  pt.  41,  iii-f  22761-23069+iii  p.  il.  2  pi.  [These  hear- 
ings were  held  at  Pawhuska,  Okla.]  *  Paper,  35c. 
L.  C.  card  39-16839  Y  4.1n  2/2 :  In  2/3/pt.41 

INTEBOCE^VNIC    CANALS    COMMITTEE,    SENATE 

Panama  Canal.  Amending  sec.  42  of  title  7  of  Canal  Zone  code  [so  as  to  increase 
terms  of  office  of  district  attorney  and  marshal],  report  to  accompany  H.  R. 
3646;  submitted  by  Mr.  Clark  of  Missouri.  June  7,  legislative  day  May  9, 
1944.     5  p.     (S.  rp.  955,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

INTERSTATE    COMMEKCE   COMMITTEE,    SENATE 

Interstate  commerce.    Amendments  to  interstate  commerce  act,  report  to  ac- 
company S.  1473;  submitted  by  Mr.  Wheeler.     May  2o,  legislative  day  May  9, 
1944.     5  p.     (S.  rp.  905,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)      t 
L.  C.  card  44-41C04 

Railroad  Retirement  Board.  Extending  time  for  acquisition  of  certain  data 
required  by  Railroad  Retirement  Board,  report  to  accompany  H.  J.  Res.  227 ; 
submitted  by  Mr.  Wheeler.  May  25,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944.  2  p.  (S.  rp. 
906,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

IRRIGATION   AND  RECLAMATION    COMMITTEE,    SENATE 

Colorado-Big  Thompson  project.  Providing  that  transmountain  tunnel  con- 
structed in  connection  with  Colorado-Big  Thompson  project  shall  be  known 
as  Alva  B.  Adams  tunnel,  report  to  accompany  S.  1571 ;  submitted  by  Mr. 
Bankhead.  June  9,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944.  1  p.  (S.  rp.  958,  78th  Cong. 
2d  sess.)     t 

JITDICIAliY  COMMITTEE,   SENATE 

Courts  martial  and  courts  of  inquiry.     Implementing  jurisdiction  of  service  courts 
of  friendly  foreign  forces  [within  United  States],  report  to  accompany  H.  R. 
3241;  submitted  by  Mr.  McFarland  for  himself  and  Mr.  Murdock.     June  8, 
legislative  day  ]\Iay  9,  1944.     7  p.     (S.  rp.  956,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)      t 
L.  C.  card  44-41014 

District  Courts.  Court  sessions  in  South  Carolina,  report  to  accompany  S.  1877 
[to  transfer  Georgetown  County,  S.  C,  from!  Florence  division  to  Charleston 
division  of  eastern  judicial  district  of  South  Carolina]  ;  submitted  by  Mr. 
Wiley.  May  29,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944.  2  p.  (S.  rp.  921,  7Sth  Cong.  2d 
sess.)     t 

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Garnishment  of  Federal  employees,  hearings  before  subcommittee,   78th  Con- 
gress, 2d  session,  on  H.  R.  2985,   to  provide  for  garnishment,  execution,  or 
trustee  process  of  wages  and  salaries  of  civil  officers  and  employees  of  United 
States,  Mav  11  and  12,  1944.     1944.     iii+SO  p.     *  Paper,  20c.     •  Item  398 
L.  C.  card  44-41053  Y  4.  J  89/2  :  Em  7/7 

National  War  Labor  Board.  Exempting  certain  officers  and  employees  of  Na- 
tional War  Labor  Board  from  certain  provisions  of  criminal  code  [prohibiting 
employees  of  the  Government  from  acting  as  agents  or  attorneys  for  prose- 
cuting claims  against  United  States],  report  to  accompany  S.  1780;  submitted 
by  Mr.  Hatch.  June  22,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944.  3  p.  (S.  rp.  1032,  7Sth 
Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Pearl  Harbor.  Extending  time  limit  for  imnmnity  (Pearl  flarbor),  report  to 
accompany  S.  J.  Res.  133  [to  extend  time  limit  for  immunity  from  possible 
court  martial  or  prosecution  of  any  person  or  persons,  military  or  civil,  con- 
nected with  Pearl  Harbor  catastrophe  of  Dec.  7,  1941,  for  one  year  from  June 
7,  1944]  ;  submitted  bv  Mr.  Hatch.  June  1,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944.  2  p. 
(S.  rp.  935,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Prises  {international  Jaw).  Amending  act  regarding  disposition  of  war  prizes, 
report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4348 ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Murdock.  May  29,  legislative 
day  May  9, 1944.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  920,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     t 

Securities  and  Exchange  Commission.  Investigating  certain  activities  of  Securi- 
ties and  Exchange  Commission  and  Post  Office  Department  [with  regard  to 
administration  of  municipal  bankruptcy  act  in  Florida],  report  to  accompany 
S.  Res.  314 ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Andrews.  June  22,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944. 
1  p.     (S.  rp.  1033,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

MILITARY  AFFAIRS  COMMITTEE,   SENATE 

Certificates.  Unlawful  jpossession  or  reproduction  of  certificates  issued  under 
selective  training  and  service  act  of  1940,  report  to  accompany  S.  1936  [to  amend 
selective  training  and  service  act  of  1940  by  making  it  criminal  offense  to  possess 
unlawfully  or  to  reproduce  various  certificates  issued  pursuant  thereto]  ;  sub- 
mitted by  Mr.  Chandler.  June  5,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944.  2  p.  (S.  rp.  951, 
78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )  [Corrected  print.  1st  print  reads  incorrectly  Senate  docu- 
ment 951  instead  of  Senate  report  951.]     t 

Chaplains.  Chief  of  chaplains  to  temporary  rank  of  major  general,  report  to 
accompany  H.  R.  3604  [authorizing  appointment  of  chief  of  chaplains  to  tempo- 
rary rank  of  major  general,  and  for  other  purposes]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Wilson 
for  Mr.  Guruey.  May  31,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944.  2  p.  ( S.  rp.  926,  78th 
Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Government  contracts.  INIobillzation  and  demobilization  problems,  hearings  be- 
fore subcommittee,  78th  Congress,  2d  session,  on  S.  1730,  to  create  Office  of 
Demobilization,  establish  general  policies  for  operation  of  that  Office,  provide  for 
settlement  of  claims  arising  from  terminated  war  contracts,  provide  for  dis- 
posal of  surplus  Government  property,  and  for  other  puriwses,  S.  1823,  to  estab- 
lish Office  of  War  Mobilization  and  Adjustment,  Apr.  27 [-June  12],  1944.  1944. 
pts.  2-7,  [xxii]  +41-300  p.  il.  *  Paper,  pt.  2,  15c. ;  *  pts.  3-7,  each  10c.  •  Item 
401 
L.  C.  card  44-5506  Y  4.M  59/2 :  M  71/pts.2-7 

Los  Angeles  County  land,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  905  [to  release  all  right,  title, 
and  interest  of  United  States  in  certain  land  constituting  portion  of  tract  of  land 
comprising  Ross  Field,  Arcadia,  Calif.,  conditionally  granted  to  county  of  Los 
Angeles.  Calif.,  under  act  of  Mar.  24,  1933,  as  amended]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Kil- 
gore.  June  1,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944.  3  p.  (S.  rp.  934,  78th  Cong. 
2d  sess.)     t 

Manpotver  for  war  production,  hearings,  78th  Congress,  2d  session  on  S.  1864,  to 
amend  sec.  5  (k)  of  selective  training  and  service  act,  1940,  as  amended,  and 
S.  1870,  to  amend  selective  training  and  service  act  of  1940,  as  amended,  with 
respect  to  order  of  induction  by  age  groups  of  certain  men  who  have  children, 
and  for  other  purposes.  May  18, 1944.  pt.  2,  iii+31-67  p.  *  Paper,  10c.  •Item 
401 
L.  C.  card  44-30505  Y  4.M  59/2 :  M  31/6/pt.2 

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Pay,  Army.  Pay  of  export  and  combat  infantrymen,  hearing,  78th  Congress,  2d 
session,  on  S.  1973,  to  provide  additional  pay  for  enlisted  men  of  Army  assigned 
to  infantry  who  are  awarded  expert  infantryman  badge  or  combat  infantryman 
badge,  and  S.  1787,  to  provide  additional  pay  for  members  of  armed  forces 
engaged  in  combat  duty,  June  9,  1944.  19-14.  iii-f28  p.  il.  ♦Paper,  10c. 
•  Item  401 
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Pay  of  expert  and  combat  infantrymen,  report  to  accompany  S.  1973  [to 

provide  additional  pay  for  enlisted  men  of  Army  assigned  to  infantry  who  are 
awarded  expert  infantryman  badge  or  combat  infantryman  badge]  ;  submitted 
by  Mr.  Hill.  June  13,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944.  3  p.  ( S.  rp.  964,  78th  Cong. 
2d  sess.)     t 

L.  C.  card  44-41060 

Pay  of  personnel  participating  in  glider  flights,  report  to  accompany  S.  1988 

[to  amend  see.  18  of  pay  readjustment  act  of  1942  to  provide  additional  pay  for 
personnel  of  Army  or  Navy  who  are  required  to  participate  in  regular  and 
frequent  glider  flights]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Kilgore.  June  12,  legislative  day  May 
9,  1944.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  962.  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Pay  readjustment  act  amendments,  hearings  before  subcommittee,  78th 

Congress.  2d  session,  on  S.  1690.  to  further  amend  pay  readjustment  act  of  1942, 
H.  R.  1506.  to  further  amend  pay  adjustment  act  of  1042,  May  23  and  26,  1944. 
1944.     iii-(-34  p.     *  Paper.  10c.     •  Item  401 

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Pay  readjustment  act  amendments,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  1506  [to 

amend  further  pay  readjustment  act  of  1942]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Johnson  of 
Colorado.  May  20,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944.  11  p.  (S.  rp.  917,  78th  Cong. 
2d  sess.)     t 

L.  C.  card  44-41033 

Retired  list.  Army.  Double-time  credits  in  determining  retired  pay,  report  to 
accompany  H.  R.  1675  [to  amend  sec.  9  of  pay  readjustment  act  of  1942  (Public 
law  607)  by  providing  for  computation  of  double-time  credits  awarded  between 
1898  and  1912  in  determining  pay]  ;  .submitted  bv  Mr.  Wilson.  May  31,  legisla- 
tive day,  May  9, 1944.     3  p.     (S.  rp.  925,  78th  Cong.,  2d  sess.)     t 

Promotion  of  oflBcers  on  retired  list  of  Army  after  specified  years  of  service 

on  active  duty,  report  to  accompany  S.  1100:  submitted  by  Mr.  O'Mahoney. 
May  31,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944.    3  p.     (S.  rp.  923,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Scientific  and  technical  mobilization,  hearing?;  before  subcommittee,  78th  Con- 
gress, 1st  [2d]  session,  pursuant  to  S.  Res.  107,  authorizing  study  of  possibili- 
ties of  better  mobilizing  national  resources  of  United  States  and  on  S.  702.  to 
mobilize  scientific  and  technical  resources  of  the  Nation,  to  establish  OflBce 
of  Scientific  and  Technical  Mobilization,  and  for  other  purposes.  1944.  pts. 
12-14.  •  Item  401 
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pt.  12.  Monopoly  practices:  Railroads,  Feb.  10,   1944.  vi 4-1347-1558  d.  ♦Paper.  25c. 

pt.  13.  Use  of  radio  for  railroad   communication   and  signaling,   Feb.    11  and  12,   1944. 

iii  -f   15.59-1653  p.     •  Taner.  15c. 

pt.  14.  Railway    Express   Agency,    May    19,    1944.     iii  -|-    1655-1728    p.  ♦  Paper,    15c. 

Taxation.  Soldiers'  and  sailors'  civil  relief  act  amendment,  report  to  accom- 
pany H.  R.  4733  [to  amend  sec.  514  of  soldiers'  and  sailors'  relief  art.  so  as  to 
relieve  pers^ons  in  service  fi'om  liability  of  double  personal  property  taxes]  ; 
submitted  by  Mr.  Bridges.  June  12.  legislative  day  Mav  9,  1944.  5  p.  (S.  rp. 
959.  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)  t 
L.  C.  card  44-41061 

Truntees  of  Kermit  Roosevelt  Fund.  Establishment  of  Kermit  Roosevelt  fund, 
report  to  accompany  S.  J.  Res.  1.34  [to  provide  for  establishment,  management, 
and  perpetuation  of  Kermit  Roosevelt  fund]  ;  submitted  bv  Mr.  Gurnev.  June 
12.  legislative  day  May  9,  1944.  2  p.  (S.  rp.  963,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)  [S.  J. 
Res.  1,34  establishes  in  the  War  Department  a  board  to  be  known  as  the 
Trustees  of  Kermit  Roosevelt  Fund.]     f 

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Turpel,  David  B.  David  B.  Turpel,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  1046  [for  relief 
of  David  B.  Turpel]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Downey.  May  31,  legislative  day 
May  9,  1944.    3  p.    ( S.  rp.  924,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     t 

Virgin  Islands.  Extending  provisions  of  selective  training  and  service  act  of 
1940,  as  amended,  to  Virgin  Islands,  report  to  accompany  S.  1825;  submitted 
by  Mr.  Revercomb.  May  29,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944.  3  p.  (S.  rp.  916, 
78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

NATIONAL    DEFENSE    PROGRAM,    SPECIAL    COMMITTEE    INVESTIGATING,     SENATE 

National  defense.  Investigation  of  national  defense  program,  additional  report 
pursuant  to  S.  Res.  71,  77th  Congress,  and  S.  Res.  6,  78th  Congress ;  [submitted 
by  Mr.  Kilgore].  1944.  iii  +  42  p.  (S.  rp.  10,  pt.  18,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.) 
[Part  IS  relates  to  merchant  shipping.  It  reads  78th  Congress,  2d  session, 
although  Senate  report  10  is  a  report  of  the  1st  session  of  the  78th  Congress.] 
*  Paper,  10c. 
L.  C.  card  43-51708. 

NAVAL  AFFAIRS  COMMITTEE,   SENATE 

Carroll  College.  Reimbursing  certain  aviation  cadets  and  former  aviation  cadets 
for  property  lost  or  damaged  as  result  of  fire  at  Carroll  College,  Helena, 
Mont.,  Jan.  8,  1944,  report  to  accompany  S.1964 ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Walsh  of 
Massachusetts.  June  19,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944.  2  p.  (S.  rp.  993,  78th 
Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Kee,  Charles  L.  Charles  L.  Kee,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3976  [for  relief  of 
Charles  L.  Kee]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Byrd.  June  20,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944. 
3  p.     ( S.  rp.  998,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     t 

Land,  Emory  S.  Providing  for  advancement  of  Emory  S.  Land  to  rank  of  vice 
admiral,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  634 ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Walsh  of  Massa- 
chusetts. May  25,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944.  3  p.  (S.  rp.  904,  78th  Cong. 
2  sess. )     t 

Marine  Band.  Authorizing  attendance  of  Marine  Band  at  national  encampment 
of  Grand  Army  of  the  Republic  to  be  held  at  Des  Moines,  Iowa,  Sept.  10-14, 
1944,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4825 ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Walsh  of  Massachu- 
setts. June  15,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944.  1  p.  (S.  rp.  976,  78th  Cong.  2d 
sess.)     t 

Naval  petroleum  reserves.  Amending  act  approved  June  4,  1920,  as  amended, 
relating  to  conservation,  care,  cutody,  protection,  and  operation  of  naval  pe- 
troleum and  oil-shale  reserves,  report  to  accompany  S.1773;  submitted  by  Mr. 
Walsh  of  Massachusetts.  June  5,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944.  26  p.  (S.  rp. 
948,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)  [S.1773,  as  amended  by  the  committee,  relates  to 
naval  petroleum  reserves  only.]  t 
L.  C.  card  44-41026 

Providing  for  operation  of  naval  petroleum  and  oil-shale  reserves,  report 

to  accompany  H.  J.  Res.  286 ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Walsh  of  Massachusetts.  June 
6,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944.  2  p.  (S.  rp.  953,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)  [H.  J. 
Res.  286  relates  to  Elli  Hills  naval  petroleum  reserve  only.]     f 

Officers,  Marine  Corps.  Amending  sec.  1442,  Revised  statutes,  relating  to  furlough 
of  officers  by  Secretary  of  Navy  [so  as  to  include  officers  on  active  list  of  Marine 
Corps  and  officers  of  Coast  Guard  while  Coast  Guard  is  operating  as  part 
of  Navy],  report  to  accompany  S.  1974;  submitted  by  Mr.  Walsh  of  Massa- 
chusetts. June  19,  legislative  day  May  9, 1944.  1  p.  ( S.  rp.  994,  78th  Cong.  2d 
sess. )     t 

Officers,  Navy.  Establishing  grade  of  admiral  of  the  fleet  of  Navy,  report  to 
accompany  S.  2019 ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Gerry.  June  21,  legislative  day  May  9, 
1944.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  1024,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Pay.  Navy.  Amending  act  of  Mar.  7,  1944  (missing  persons  act),  to  more  spe- 
cifically provide  for  pay,  allotments,  and  administration  pertaining  to  war 
casualties,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4405;  submitted  by  Mr.  Walsh  of  Massa- 
chusetts. June  21,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944.  5  p.  (S.  rp.  1005,  78th 
Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

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POST  OFFICES   AND  POST  BOADS  COMMriTEH   SENATE 

Franking  privilege.  Relating  to  use  of  penalty  mail  privilege,  report  to  accom- 
pany H.  R.  4033;  submitted  by  Mr.  McKellar.  June  16,  legislative  day  May 
9,1944.     4  p.      (S.  rp.  984,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Post  Office  Department.  Amending  sec.  214  of  act  of  Feb.  28,  1925,  report  to 
accompany  H.  R.  3870  [to  amend  sec.  214  of  act  of  Feb.  28,  1925,  so  as  to 
facilitate  administration  of  cost-ascertainment  studies  and  simplify  accounting 
in  Post  Office  Department]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  McKellar.  June  16,  legislative 
day  May  9, 1944.     2  p.     ( S.  rp.  983,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     t 

Post  offices.  Removing  restrictions  on  establishing  post-offlce  branches  and  sta- 
tions, report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4517;  submitted  bv  Mr.  McKellar.  June  16, 
legislative  day  May  9,  1944.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  985,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Postal  notes.  Relating  to  Issuance  of  postal  notes,  report  to  accompany  H.  R. 
4687 ;  submitted  by  Mr.  McKellar.  June  16,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944.  4  p. 
(S.  rp.  986,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Postal  service.  Extending  to  custodial  service  employees  of  Post  Office  Depart- 
ment certain  benefits  applicable  to  postal  employees,  report  to  accompany 
H.  R.  4215;  submitted  by  Mr.  McKellar.  June  21,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944. 
2  p.     (S.  rp.  1000,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Roads.     To  amend  defense  highway  act  of  1941,  hearing,  78th  Congress,  2d  ses- 
sion, on  S.  1610,  to  amend  defense  highway  act  of  1941,  as  amended  [so  as  to 
provide  funds  for  access  roads  and  to  repair  roads  damaged  during  Army 
maneuvers].  Mar.  10,  1944.     1944.     iii-f85  p.     *  Paper,  15c.     •  Item  406 
L.  C.  card  44-5969  Y  4.P  84/2 :  H  53/11 

POST-WAK  ECONOMIC  POLICY  AND  PLANNING,  SPECIAI,  COMMITTEE  ON,  SENATE 

Post-ioar  economic  policy  and  planning,  report  pursuant  to  S.  Res.  102;   [sub- 
mitted by  Mr.  George].     1944.     (S.  rp.  539,  pts.  4  and  5,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.) 
[These  publications  read  78th  Congress,  2d  session,  although  Senate  report 
539  is  a  report  of  the  1st  session  of  the  78th  Congress.] 
L.  C.  card  43-50713 

pt.  4.  Problem  of  post-war  employment  and  role  of  Congress  in   solving  it.     ii  +  11   p 

♦  Paper,  5c. 
pt.  5.  Changes  in  unemployment  compensation  system,     ii  +  8  p.     *  Paper,  5c. 

Roads.     Role  of  Federal  Government  in  highway  development,  analysis  of  needs 
and  proposals  for  post-war  action;   [prepared  by  G.  Donald  Kennedy].     1944. 
vili-f-87  p.     (Senate  committee  print,  78th  Congress,  2d  session.)     \ 
L.  C.  card  44-41141  Y  4.P  84/7 :  H  53 

PEIVTLEGES    AND    ELECTIONS    COMMITTEE,    SENATE 

Elections.  To  amend  pernicious  political  activities  act  of  1939,  hearing  before  sub- 
committee, 78th  Congress,  2d  session,  on  S.  502,  to  amend  act  to  prevent  per- 
nicious political  activities,  as  amended,  with  respect  to  circulation  of  matter  con- 
cerning candidates  for  election  to  Federal  offices,  S.  593,  to  amend  act  to  prevent 
pernicious  political  activities,  as  amended,  with  respect  to  limitations  on 
political  contributions  and  expenditures,  and  S.  594,  to  protect  integrity  of 
democratic  process  by  requiring  disclosure  of  persons  writing,  publishing,  and 
circulating  scurrilous  literature  in  connection  with  political  campaigns,  to 
deny  use  of  mails  to  such  literature,  and  to  prohibit  its  importation  into  United 
States  in  default  of  such  disclosure,  June  2,  1944.  1944.  ii-l-24  p.  [S.  594 
establishes  in  the  Department  of  Interior  the  Office  of  Minority  Relations.] 
*  Paper,  10c.  •  Item  408 
L.  C.  card  44-41070  Y  4.P  93/6 :  P  75 

PUBOC   BUILDINGS   AND  GROUNDS   COMMITTEE,    SENATE 

Ericsson,  Lcif.  Authorizing  erection  of  statue  of  Leif  Erickson  in  District  of 
Columbia,  report  to  accompany  S.  J.  Res.  8  [authorizing  erection  of  statue  of 
Leif  Ericsson  by  A.  Stirling  Calder  in  District  of  Columbia] ;  submitted  by 
Mr.  Maloney.  June  19,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944.  2  p.  (S.  rp.  995,  78th 
Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

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Portland,  Oreg.  Authorizing  use  of  space  in  old  post  oflBce  building  in  Portland, 
Oreg.,  by  Oregon  as  museum,  report  to  accompanv  H.  R.  4623:  submitted  by 
Mr.  Maloney.  June  19,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944.  4  p.  (S.  rp.  992,  78th 
Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Sitka,  Alaska.  Authorizing  Legislature  of  Alaska  to  grant  and  convey  lands  to 
Sitka,  Alaska,  for  street  purposes,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  340;  submitted 
by  Mr.  Maloney.  June  19,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944.  4  p.  (S.  rp.  990,  78th 
Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Vincouics,  Ind.  Authorizing  conveyance  of  Harrison  Park  in  Vincennes  to  Vin- 
cennes  University,  report  to  accompany  H.  i{.  3306 ;  submitted  bv  Mr.  Maloney. 
June  19,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944.     3  p.     (S.  rp.  991,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

PUBLIC  LANDS  AND  SURVITrs  COMMITTEE,  SENATE 

Harpers  Ferry  National  Monument.  Providing  for  establishment  of  Harpers 
Ferry  National  Monument,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3524 ;  submitted  by  Mr. 
Hatch.  June  21,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944.  3  p.  (S.  rp.  1001,  78th  Cong.  2d 
sess. )     t 

Johnson.  Monroe.  Confirming  claim  of  heirs  of  Monroe  Johnson  to  lands  in  Mis- 
sissippi, report  to  accompany  H.  R.  409"! ;  submitted  bv  Mr.  Hatch.  June  21, 
legislative  day  May  9,  1944.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  1002,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Ettt^S    COMMITTER],    SENATE 

Congress,  Joint  Committee  on  Organization  of.  Establishing  Joint  Committee 
on  Organization  of  Congress,  report  to  accompany  S.  Con.  Res.  23 ;  submitted 
by  Mr.  Byrd.  June  23,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944.  2  p.  (S.  rp.  1034,  78th 
Cong.  2d  sess. )     t 

COURT  OF  CLAIMS 

Note. — The  "opinions"  listed  below  (with  classification  number  Ju  3.9/a  :)  and  marked 
with  a  t  (for  oflifial  use)  are  issued  in  a  very  limited  edition  ;  however,  a  few  copies  are 
available  at  the  Court  of  Claims  at  prices  which  are  determined  by  the  size  and  are  as 
follows :  1-5  pages,  25c. ;  6-10  pages,  35c. ;  11-20  pages,  45c. ;  21  pages  and  over,  50c. 

Alhrecht,  E.  J.,  Co.  E.  J.  Albrecht  Company  v.  United  States;  report  of  com- 
missioner.    [1944.]     no.  45578,  p.  37-52.     %  Ju3.8:A115 

American  Tobacco  Company  v.  United  States;  report  of  commissioner.  [1944.] 
no.  43600,  p.  15-63.     t  J"  3.8 :  Am  35/62 

B-W  Construction.  Co.  Joseph  H.  Beuttas,  John  W.  Beuttas,  and  Paul  H.  Beuttas, 
trading  as  B-W  Construction  Co.,  not  inc.,  v.  United  States;  special  findings 
of  fact  [conclusion- of  law,  and  opinion],  decided  June  5,  1944.  [1944.]  no. 
44978,  28  p.     t  -Tu  3.9/a  :  B  1/4 

Berg  Shipbuilding  Company,  a  corporation,  and  Geo.  Nelson,  surety  for  Berg 
Shipbuilding  Company,  v.  United  States;  report  of  commissioner.  [1944.] 
no.  4.1256,  p.  41-45.     t  Ju  3.8 :  B  452/3 

Brand  Investment  Go.  Brand  Investment  Company  (formerly  known  as  A.  W. 
Kutsche  &  Company)  v.  United  States;  special  findings  of  fact  [conclusion 
of  law,  and  opinion],  decided  June  5,  19M.     [1944.]     no.  44432,  11  p.     % 

Ju  3.9/a  :  B  733/2 

Brand  Investment  Company  (formerly  known  as  A.  W.  Kutsche  &  Com- 
pany) V.  United  States;  special  findings  of  fact  [conclusion  of  law,  and  opin- 
ion], decided  June  5,  1944.     [1944.]     no.  44617,  23  p.     t  Ju  3.9/a  :  B  733 

Burgess  Battery  Company  v.  United  States  ;  special  findings  of  fact  [conclusion  of 
law,  and  opinion],  ecided  June  5,  1944.     [1944.]     no.  44695,  27  p.  il.     t 

Ju  3.9/a  :  B  912 

Caravel  Industries  Corporation  v.  United  States;  special  findings  of  fact  [con- 
clusion of  law,  and  opinion],  decided  June  5,  1944.  [1944.]  no.  4.5334,  17 
p.     t  Ju  3.9/a  :  C  176/2 

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Cases.     June  calendar,  1944.     1944.     5  p.     [Part  of  the  pages  are  blank]     $ 
L.  C.  card  29-lGl.'70  Ju  3.5 :  944/6 

Coath  d  Ooss,  Inc.  Coath  &  Goss,  Inc.,  v.  United  States;  special  findings  of  fact 
[conclusion  of  law,  and  opinion],  decided  June  5,  1944.  [1944.]  no.  44042, 
10  p.     t  Ju  3.9/a  :  C  G32/2 

Coath  &  Goss,  Inc.,  v.  United  States;  special  findings  of  fact  [conclusion 

of  law,  and  opinion],  decided  June  5, 1944,     [1944.]     no.  44043,  14  p.     t 

Ju  3.9/a  :  C  632 

Coca-Cola  Company  v.  United  States ;  special  findings  of  fact  [conclusion  of  law, 
and  opinion],  decided  June  5,   1944.     [1944.]     no.  45226,  14  p.     J 

Ju  3.9/a  :  C  64/2 

Empire  Vault  Light  Co.  George  Goldberg  and  Meyer  Goldberg,  copartners,  do- 
ing business  under  the  trade  name  and  style  of  Empire  Vault  Light  Co.  v. 
United  States;  report  of  commissioner.     [1944.]     no.  45516,  p.  27-30.     % 

Ju  3.8 :  Em  73 

Fidelitj/  Trust  Co.  Cong.  no.  17767-776,  17778-786  [17787,  17789-797,  17799-800, 
17802-814,  17810-841,  17843-844],  Fidelity  Trust  Company  [et  al.  v.  United 
States;  si)ecial  findings  of  fact,  conclusion  of  law,  and  opinion],  decided  June 
5,1944.     [1944.]     28  p.     J  Ju  3.9/a  :  F  448/5 

Frazier-Davis  Constrxiction  Company  v.  United  States;  special  findings  of  fact 
[conclusion  of  law,  and  opinion],  decided  June  5,  1944.  [1944.]  no.  44341, 
4  p.     $  Ju  3.9/a  :  F  869/3 

Qitt.  Edwin  D.  Gibb  v.  United  States;  special  findings  of  fact  [conclusion  of 
law,  and  opinion],  decided  June  5,  1944.     [1944.]     no.    45564,  4  p.     J 

9/a :  G  351 

Gorman.  John  H.  Gorman  v.  United  States;  special  findings  of  fact  [conclu- 
sion of  law,  and  opinion],  decided  June  5,  1944.     [1944.]     no.  45822,  11  p.     t 

Ju  3.9/a  :  G  68/2 

Harsch,  John,  Bronze  &  Foundry  Co.  John  Harsch  Bronze  &  Foundry  Co.,  a 
corporation,  v.  United  States;  report  of  commissioner.  [1944.]  no.  44241, 
p.  7-13.     t  Ju  3.8  :  H  25 

Hele.  H.  E.  Hele  v.  United  States;  report  of  commissioner.  [1944.]  no.  45473, 
p.  21-25.     t  Ju  3.8 :  H  366 

Howard.  Albert  M.  Howard  v.  United  States ;  special  findings  of  fact  [conclusion 
of  law,  and  opinion],  decided  June  5,  1944.     [1944.]     no.  45708,  8  p.     t 

Ju  3.9/a  :  H  831 

Kentucky  Metal  Products  Company  v.  United  States;  report  of  commissioner. 
[1944.]     no.  44410,  p.  13-16.     t  Ju  3.8  :K  419/2 

Kiewit,  Peter,  Sons'  Co.  Peter  Kiewit  Sons'  Company  v.  United  States ;  special 
findings  of  fact  [conclusion  of  law,  and  opinion],  decided  June  5,  1944.  [1944.] 
no.  45323,  15  p.     t  Ju  3.9/a :  K  549 

Marietta  Chair  Company  v.  United  States;  report  of  commissioner.  [1944.] 
no.  44192,  p.  7-11.     t  Ju  3.8 :  M  338/2 

Melcher.  Charles  Frank  Melcher  and  Rudolph  Brinskelle  v.  United  States; 
special  findings  of  fact  [conclusion  of  law,  and  opinion],  decided  June  5,  1944. 
[1944.]     no.  45707,  6  p.     %  Ju  3.9/a  :  M  481/2 

Merrill,  W.  A.,  Sons  d  Co.,  Inc.  W.  A.  Merrill  Sons  and  Company,  Inc.,  v.  United 
States;  special  findings  of  fact  [conclusion  of  law,  and  opinion],  decided  June  5, 
1944.     [1944.]     no.  44114,  11  p.     t  Ju  3.9/a  :M  552 

Modern  Industrial  Hank  v.  United  States;  special  findings  of  fact  [conclusion 
of  law,  and  opinion],  decided  June  5,  1944.     [1944.]     no.  45602,  15  p.     t 

Ju  3.9/a  :  M  72 

Neivport  Industries,  Inc.,  v.  United  States;  report  of  commissioner.  [1944.] 
no.  45527,  p.  7-11.     J  ju  3.8 :  N  42zp/ll 

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Pierce  Oil  Corporation,  and  Henry  C.  Reilly  and  Robert  T.  Barton,  jr.,  as  its 
receivers,  v.  United  States;  special  findings  of  fact  [conclusion  of  law,  and 
opinionLdecided  Junes,  1944.     [1944.]     no.  45442,  27  p.     t       Ju  3.9/a  :  P  611/5 

Plant.  Henrietta  Plant  v.  United  States;  report  of  commissioner.  [1944.] 
no.  45598,  p.  9-18.     t  Ju  3.8 :  P  698 

Roanoke  Iron  Works,  Inc.  r.  United  States;  report  of  commissioner.  [1944.] 
no.  4417S,  p.  7-9.     t  Ju  3.8 :  R  531 

Scott.  Robert  Lee  Scott  v.  United  States,  on  defendant's  motion  to  dismiss;  [per 
curiam  order],  decided  June  5,  1944.     [1944.]     no.  46007,  2  p.     $ 

Ju  3.9/a :  Sco  85 

Selbij  Shoe  Company  v.  United  States;  report  of  commissioner.  [1944.]  no. 
45706,  p.  5-11.     t  Ju  3.8 :  Se  48/3 

Sionr  tribe  of  Indians,  consisting  of  Sioux  tribe  of  Rosebud  Indian  Reservation 
in  South  Dakota  [et  al.]  v.  United  States;  report  of  commissioner.  [1944.] 
no.  C-531-(18),  p.  11-21.     t  Ju 3.8:  Si 73/3 

Smith.  E.  R.  P.  Smith  v.  United  States;  special  findings  of  fact  [conclusion 
of  law,  and  opinion],  decided  June  5,  1944.     [1944.]     no.  44759,  6  p.     + 

Ju  3.9/a :  Sm  55/2 

Stein.  Minette  G.  Stein  v.  United  States;  report  of  commissioner.  [1944.] 
no.  45596,  p.  19-23.     t  Ju  3.8 :  St  34/2 

Stott.  Harry  B.  Stott  v.  United  States;  report  of  commissioner.  [1944.] 
no.  45650,  p.  5-8.     t  Ju  3.8 :  St  76 

Tree.  Ronald  L.  Tree  and  Nancy  Perkins  Field  Tree,  his  wife,  v.  United  States ; 
special  findings  of  fact  [conclusion  of  law,  and  opinion],  decided  June  5,  1944. 
[1944.]     no.  45025,  20  p.     t  Ju  3.9/a  :  T  714/2 

Yaeger.  Frank  J.  Yaeger  v.  United  States ;  report  of  commissioner.  [1944.] 
no.  44331,  p.  17-20.    t  Ju  3.8 :  Y 1 


COURT  OF  CUSTOMS  AND  PATENT  APPEALS 

Hides.    Customs  appeal  no.  4475,  United  States  v.  E.  H.  Bailey  &  Co.,  transcript 
of  record  on  appeal  from  Customs  Court.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i+23  p.     t 

Ju7.6:B152 


DISTRICT  OF  COLUMBIA 

Juvenile  Court.     Report  of  Juvenile  Court  of  District  of  Columbia,  fiscal  year 
-     1943;   [compiled  by  Virginia  Clary].     1944.     x+38  p.  il.     (H.  doc.  635,  78th 

Cong.  2d  sess. )     *  Paper,  10c. 

L.  C.  card  8-35306 


EMPLOYEES'  COMPENSATION  COMMISSION 

Saicty  luUetin,  v.  8,  no.  10 ;  Apr.  1944.     [1944.]     cover  title,  28  p.  il.  4°     [Monthly. 
Text  on  p.  2  of  cover.]     t     •  Item  435 

L.  C.  card  36-26723  EC  1.9 :  8/10 

Note. — This  bulletin  issued  in  the  interest  of  accident  prevention  in  employments 
within  the  purview  of  the  workmen's  compensation  laws  iidministered  by  the  Employees' 
Compensation  Commission,  directs  attention  to  the  number  of  injuries  reported  to  the 
Commission  under  the  Federal  employees'  compensation  act,  the  longshoremen's  and 
harbor  workers'  compensation  act,  and  the  District  of  Columbia  compensation  act,  the 
causes  of  such  injuries  and  the  possibilities  of  preventing  them  by  the  use  of  appropriate 
safety  measures. 

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798  Government  Publications 

FEDERAL  COMMUNICATIONS  COMMISSION 

New  York  Telephone  Co.  Civil  action  no.  24-211,  in  district  court  for  southern 
district  of  New  York,  New  York  Telephone  Company  v.  United  States  and  Fed- 
eral Conmuuiications  Commission;  brief  for  United  States  and  Federal  Com- 
munications Commission.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii-f  63  p.     t        CC1.9:N42yo 

Rules  and  regaJntioyis.  Rules  and  regulations,  amdt.  202,  effective  Apr.  12,  1944. 
[1944.]  p.  22a-c.  [Processed.  Issued  in  loose-leaf  form.  To  be  substituted 
for  p.  22a-c,  pt.  3,  Rules  governing  standard  and  high  frequency  broadcast 
stations.]     t  CC  1.7/2:  202 

Same,   amdt.   205,  effective   Nov.    12,   1943.     [1944.]     p.   11.     [Processed. 

Issued  in  loose-leaf  form.     To  be  substituted  for  p.  11-12,  pt.  15,  Rules  and  regu- 
lations governing  all  radio  stations  in  the  war  emergency  radio  service.]     t 

CC  1.7/2 :  205 

Same,  amdt.  206.     [1944.]     p.  8a,  9-10.     [Processed.     Issued  in  loose-leaf 

form.     To  be  substituted  for  p.  8a,  9-10,  pt.  3,  Rules  governing  standard  and 
high  frequency  broadcast  stations.]     t  CC  1.7/2  :  206 

• Same,  amdt.  207     [1944.]     p.  ix,  3-lOa.     [Processed.     Issued  in  loose-leaf 

form.     To  be  substituted  for  p.  3-lOa,  pt.  12,  Rules  governing  amateur  radio, 
stations  and  operators.]     t  CC  1.7/2 :  207 

■ Same,  amdt.  208.      [1944.]      p.  5-8.       [Processed.      Issued  in  loose-leaf 

form.     To  be  substituted  for  p.  5-8,  pt.  13,  Rules  governing  commercial  radio 
operators.]     t  CC  1.7/2:  208 

Same,   amdt.  209.      [1944.]     p.   9-12.      [Processed.     Issued   in   loose-leaf 

form.     To  be  substituted  for  p.  9-12,  pt.  10,  Rules  governing  emergency  radio 
services.]     t  CC  1.7/2:  209 

Same,  amdt.  211,  effective  Jan.  18,  1944.     [1944.]     p.  21-22.     [Processed. 

Issued  in  loose-leaf  form.    To  be  substituted  for  p.  21-22,  pt.  42,  Preservation  of 
records.]     t  CC  1.7/2:  211 

Simmons,  AUcn  T.  No.  8663,  United  States  Court  of  Appeals,  District  of  Columbia, 
Allen  T.  Simmons  v.  Federal  Communications  Commission,  WGAR  Broadcast- 
ing Company,  intervenor ;  brief  for  appellee.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i+28  p.     t 

CC  1.9  :  Si :  47 

Telegraph.     Employment   and   labor   turnover   in   telegraph  and   telephone   in- 
dustries, July-Dec.  1943.    Feb.  1944.    16  p.    4"     [Processed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  44-41137  CC  1.2 :  T  235/4/943 

Operating  data  from  monthly  reports  of  telegraph  and  cable  carriers.  Mar. 

1W4.     [1944.]     [2]  p.  il.  oblong  large  8°     [Processed.     Subject  to  revision.]     t 

CC  1.13 :  944/3 

Telephone.  Operating  data  from  monthly  reports  of  large  telephone  carriers. 
Mar.  1944.  [1944.]  [2]  p.  il.  oblong  large  8"  [Processed.  Subject  to  revision.] 
t  CC  1.14 :  944/3 

FEDERAL  DEPOSIT  INSURANCE  CORPORATION 

Banks  and  banking.    Assets  and  liabilities  of  operating  insured  banks,  Dec.  31, 
1943;  report  20.    n.  p.  [Apr.  19,  1944].    34+ [1]  p.  il.  oblong  8°     t 
L.  C.  card  34-28239  Y  3.F  31/8 :  9/20 

Federal  credit  unions,  quarterly  report  of  organization,  quarter  ending  Mar.  31, 
1944.     [1944.]     [4] +2  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t  Y  3. F  31/8 :  13/944-1 

FEDERAL  POWER  COMMISSION 

Code  of  Federal  regulations,  title  18,  Conservation  of  power,  cumulative  supple- 
ment covering  5  years  ending  May  31,  1943.  1944.  ili-t-4521-64  p.  [From 
Cumulative  supplement  of  Code  of  Federal  regulations  of  United  States,  book 
4,  published  by  Federal  Register  Division,  National  Archives.]     $ 

FP  1.7  :P  87/943 

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July  1944  799 

Electric  utilities.  Revenues  and  income  of  privately  owned  class  A  and  class  B 
electric  utilities  in  United  States,  Apr.  1944 ;  no.  44-4C.  June  10,  1944.  [4]  p. 
11  4°     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t  Paper,  5c.  FPl.ll/o:44-4C 

Electricity.  Consumption  of  fuel  for  production  of  electric  energy,  Apr.  and  Mar. 
1944;  no.  44-4B.  May  22,  1944.  [2]  p.  il.  4°  [Monthly.  Processed.]  t 
Paper,  5c.  FP  1.11/3 :  44-4B 

Production  of  electric  energy  in  United  States,  Apr.  and  Mar.  1944;  no. 

44-4A.     May  22,  1944.    4  p.  il.  4°     [Monthly.    Processed.]     t     Paper,  5c. 

FP  1.11/2 :  44-4A 

'National  electric  rate  book. 

Note. — The  National  electric  rate  book  and  individual  rate  books  for  the  48  States, 
covering  the  rates  charged  by  publicly  and  privately  owned  utilities  in  communities  of 
1,000  or  more  population,  are  issued  in  loose-leaf  binders.  Supplements  showing  rate 
changes  and  new  rate  schedules  are  issued  to  replace  superseded  data. 

Prices  are  as  follows :  National  electric  rate  book.  .$10.00,  including  binders  and 
Supplement  service,  for  12  months  from  date  of  order ;  Supplement  service  thereafter, 
$7.50  per  year.  .       «       .,„  ^.^ 

State  rate  books,  $1.00  each,  including  binder  and  Supplement  service  for  12  months 
from  date  of  order  :  Supplement  service  thereafter,  $1.00  per  year. 

National  electric  rate  book:   [State  separate];  Montana.     Apr.  25,  1944. 

5  p.  4°     [  Supersedes  issue  of  May  15,  1942.  ]  FP  1.18 :  M  76/944 

Same ;  Pennsylvania.     May  20,  1&44.     50  p.  4"     [Supersedes  issue  of  Aug. 

15,  1942.  ]  FP  1.18 :  P  38/944 

— -  Same;  Rhode  Island.  Apr.  15,  1944.  5  p.  4°  [Supersedes  issue  of  Nov.  1, 
1942.]  FP  1.18 :  R  34/944 

FEDERAL  RESERVE    SYSTEM  BOARD   OF   GOVERNORS 

Federal  reserve  iuUetin,  May  1944;  [v.  30,  no.  5].  n.  p.  [1944].  [2]+415-524 
p.  il.  4°  [Monthly.]  t  Paper,  20c.  single  copy,  $2.00  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription, 
$2.60. 

L.  C.  card  15-26318  FR  1.3  :  30/5 

Note. — The  bulletin  contains  reviews  of  current  economic  developments,  special 
articles  on  monetary  and  banking  topics,  analyses  of  credit  conditions,  regulations  and 
rulings  of  the  Board  of  Governors,  and  statistics  of  banking,  business  activity,  prices, 
Treasury  operations,  and  international  finance.  It  is  sent  to  member  banks  and,  upon 
request,  to  libraries  of  educational  institutions  without  charge.  Others  desiring  copies 
may  obtain  them  from  the  Board  of  Governors  of  the  Federal  Reserve  System,  Washing- 
ton, D.  C,  at  the  prices  stated  above. 

Inter-district  collection  .•system.  Federal  reserve  par  list  (banks  upon  which 
checks  will  be  received  by  Federal  reserve  banks  for  collection  and  credit)  ;  Apr. 
1944  supplement.     [1944.]      [2]  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  FR  1.9 :  944/supp.3 

Same ;  May  1944  supplement.     [1944.]     [2]  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

FR  1.9 :  944/SUPP.4 

Same ;  June  1944  supplement.     [1944.]     [2]  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t 

FR  1.9 :  944/SUPP.5 

licgulations.  Amendment  12  [and  13]  to  Regulation  W  [effective  July  10  and 
June  2,  1944,  respectively].  [1944.]  1  p.  [Regulation  W,  amdt.  12  and 
13.])     [Processed.]     t  FR  1.6 :  944/W/amdt.l2,13 

Research  and  policy;  by  E.  A.  Goldenweiser.  n.  p.  [1944.]  [l]+6  p.  4°  [Re- 
printed, by  permission,  from  Journal  of  American  Statistical  Association,  Mar. 
1944.     From  Federal  reserve  bulletin,  Apr.  1944.]     t  FR  1.3/la  :  R  311/3 

FEDERAL  SECURITY  AGENCY 

EDUCATION  OFFICE 

Education  for  victory,  official  biweekly  of  Office  of  Education,  v.  2,  no.  23  and  24 ; 
June  3  and  20,  1944.     [1944.]     24  p.  and  32  p.  4°     *  Paper,  5c.  single  copy,  $1.00 
a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $1.50.     •  Item  499 
L.C.cardE42-155  FS  5.20 :  2/23.24 

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800  Government  Publications 

Latin  America.  Our  neighbor  republics,  school  exhibit,  1944-45  [descriptive 
leaflet].     [1944.]     [3]  p.     [Processed.]     t  FS  5.2 :  N  31/944-45 

Teachers  are  needed  [with  list  of  selected  references;  by  Walter  J.  Greenleaf]. 
[1944.]     ii+26  p.  il.     (Vocational  Division  leaflet  14.)     *  Paper,  10c.     •Item 
503 
L.  C.  card  E44-36  FS  5.129 :  14 

Textbooks.     State  provisions  for  free  textbooks  and  instructional  materials;  by 
Maris  M.  Proflitt.     1944.     [4]+42+[l]  p.  il.     (Bulletin  1944,  no.  1.)     'Paper, 
10c.     •  Item  492 
L.  C.  card  E44-37  FS  5.3 :  944/1 

Vocational  educatimi.  Supplementary  trainees  and  war  production,  report  of 
follow-up  survey  of  persons  receiving  instruction  in  supplementary  vocational 
training  courses  for  war  production  workers;  [prepared  by  F.  G.  Cornell]. 
1944.  iv-f54  p.  il.  (Vocational  Division  bulletin  226;  Defense  training  series 
3.)  [Text  on  p.  2  of  cover.]  *  Paper,  15c.  •  Item  504 
L.  C.  card  E44-38  FS  5.123 :  226 

FO0D  AND  DRUG  ADMINISTRATION 

Drugs.     Notices  of  judgment  under  Federal  food,  drug,  and  cosmetic  act :  Drugs 
and  devices,  851-900.     May  1944.     p.  77-107.     t     •  Item  512 
L.  C.  card  Agr  40-274  FS  7.12  :  851-900 

PUBLIC  HEALTH  SERVICE 

Dengue.     Entomological  phases  of  recent  dengue  epidemic  in  Honolulu  [with  list 
of  references];   by  Robert  L.   Usinger.     [1944.]     [2] +8  p.     (Reprint  2548.) 
[From  Public  health  reports,  Mar.  31, 1944,  v.  59,  no.  13.]     *  Paper,  5c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41154  FS  2.7/a  :  2548 

Gono7Thea.  Evaluation  of  blood-dye  diluent  for  transportation  of  material  from 
gonococcic  infections  [with  list  of  references;  by]  S.  Edward  Sulkin,  Joseph  C. 
Willett.  1944.  [1]+G  p.  ([Venereal  Diseases  Division];  Reprint  223.) 
[From  Venereal  disease  information.  May  1944,  v.  25.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

FS  2.9/a :  223 

Health  of  the  Nation,  report  of  surgeon  general.  Public  Health  Service,  before 
subcommittee  of  Committee  on  Appropriations,  House  of  Representatives,  78th 
Congress  2d  session.  Mar.  28,  1944.  1944.  12  p.  [From  pt.  2  of  hearings  on 
Labor  Department-Federal  Security  Agency  appropriation  bill,  fiscal  year 
1945.]     t  FS  2.2 :  H  34/2/944 

Hernia.  Below  the  belt  [there  are  some  57  varieties  of  hernia].  [1944.] 
[8]  p.  il.  small  4°  ([Workers'  health  series  13.])  *  Paper,  5c.  single  copy 
($1.00  per  100).     •  Item  532  FS  2.33 :  13 

Hygiene.  Industrial  hygiene  news  letter,  current  news  of  otticial  industrial  hy- 
giene activities,  v,  4,  no.  1,  Jan.  1944 ;  issued  monthly  by  Industrial  Hygiene 
Division.  [1944.]  10  p.  4°  [Processed.  Previous  issues  not  entered  in  the 
Monthly  catalog.]     $  FS  2.45  :  4/1 

Same,  v.  4,  no.  2,  Feb.  1944;  issued  monthly  by  Industrial  Hygiene  Di- 
vision.    [1944.]     10  p.  4°     [Processed.]     %  FS  2.45: 4/2 

Same,  v.  4,  no.  3,  Mar.  1944  ;  issued  monthly  by  Industrial  Hygiene  Division. 

[1944.]     11  p.  4"     [Processed.]     %  FS  2.45 : 4/3 

Same,  v.  4,  no.  4,  Apr.  1944 ;  issued  monthly  by  Industrial  Hygiene  Division. 

[1944.]     8  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  FS  2.45: 4/4 

Leprosy.    Evaluation  of  positive  Kolmer  and  Kahn  tests  in  leprosy  [with  list  of 

references ;  by]  G.  II.  Paget,  Sister  Hilary  Ross.    1944.    [1]  +5  p.    ( [Venereal 

Diseases  Division]  ;  Reprint  222.)     [From  Venereal  disease  information.  May 

1944,  v.  25.]     *  Paper,  5c.  FS  2.9/a  :  222 

•     Sent  to  Depository  Libraries 


July  1944  801 

Malaria.     Malaria,  lessons  on  its  caiise  and  prevention  for  use  in  schools,  by 
H.  R.  Carter;  revised  by  L.  L.  Williams,  jr.,  June  28,  1943.     [1944.]     23  p.  il. 
(Supplement  18  to  Public  health  reports.)     *  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  528 
L.  C.  card  44-11147  FS2.8:18 

Problems  created  by  returning  malaria  carriers ;  by  Stanley  B.  Freeborn. 

[1944.]     8  p.     (Reprint  2545.)      [From  Public  health  reports.  Mar.  17,  1944, 
V.  59,  no.  11.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

L.  C.  card  44-41153  FS  2.7/a  :  2545 

Marihuana.     Effect  of  synthetic  marihuana-like  compound  on  musical  talent  as 
measured  by  Seashore  test   [with  list  of  references]  ;  by  C.  Knight  Aldrich. 
[1944.]     4  p.     (Reprint  2.549.)     [From  Public  health  reports,  Mar.  31,  1944, 
V.  59,  no.  13,]     *  Paper,  5c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41152  FS  2.7/a  :  2549 

Mental  hospitals.    Laws  pertaining  to  admission  of  patients  to  mental  hospitals 
throughout  United  States;  by  Grover  A.  Kempf.     [Reprint  1944.]      [2] +29  p. 
(Supplement  157  to  Public  health  reports.)     *  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  528 
L.  C.  card  44-41151  FS  2.8 :  157/1-2 

\ational  Negro  health  nexvs,  v.  12,  no.  1;  Jan.-Mar.  1944.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
20  p.  il.  4"  ([Public  Health  Methods  Division.])  [Quarterly.  Issued  in  the 
interest  of  National  Negro  Health  Movement.     Text  on  p.  2-4  of  cover.]     t 

*  Item  522  FS  2.19 :  12/1 

Penicillin.  Action  of  Penicillium  extracts  in  experimental  tuberculosis  [with  list 
of  references]  ;  by  M.  I.  Smith  and  E.  W.  Emmart.  [1944.]  8  p.  (Reprint 
2547.)  [From  Public  health  reports,  Mar.  31,  1944,  v.  59,  no.  13.]  *  Paper,  5c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41150  FS  2.7/a  :  2547 

Puhlic  health  reports,  v.  59,  no.  22-26;  June  2-30,  1944.  [1944.]  [x]-f-701- 
856-[-[9]  p.  il.  Ipl.  [Weekly.  Articles  of  special  interest  are  issued  as  reprints 
or  as  supplements  and  are  listed  in   the  Monthly  catalog  when  published.] 

*  Paper,  5c.  single  copy,  $2.50  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $4.25.     •  Item  527 
li.  C.  card  6-25167  FS  2.7  :  59/22-26 

Note. — The  Public  health  reports  is  published  primarily  for  distribution,  in  accordance 
with  the  law,  to  health  officers,  members  of  boards  or  departments  of  health,  and  other 
persons  directly  or  indirectly  encased  in  public  health  work.  Others  desiring  tlie  Eeports 
may  obtain  them  from  the  Superintendent  of  Documents,  Government  Printinj;  Office, 
Washington  25.  D.  C,  at  the  prices  stated  above.  Articles  of  special  interest  are  Issued  as 
reprints  or  as  supplements,  in  whicli  forms  they  are  made  available  for  more  economical 
and  general  distribution. 

Riekettsia^     Complement  fixation  in  rickettsial  diseases,  technique  of  test  [with 
list  of  references]  ;  by  Ida  A.  Bengtson.     [1944.]     [2]  +  4  p.     (Reprint  2546.) 
[From  Public  health  reports,  Mar.  24,  1944,  v.  59,  no.  12.]     *  Paper,  5c. 
L.  G.  card  44-41149  FS  2.7/a  :  2546 

Shellfish.  [Revised  list  of  shellfish  dated  Sept.  1,  1943],  supp.  16-18;  May  1- 
June  1,  1944.     [1944.]  various  paging,  4°     [Semimonthly.     Processed.]     t- 

FS  2.16 :  943/supp.l6-18 

Syphilis.  One-day  treatment  of  syphilis  with  fever  and  mapharsen  [with  list  of 
references ;  by]  Nathaniel  Jones,  Charles  M.  Carpenter,  Ruth  A.  Boak,  Stafford 
L.  Warren.  Henry  Hanson.  1944.  [1]  +  5  p.  ( [Venereal  Diseases  Division]  ; 
Reprint    220.)      [From    Venereal    disease    information,    Apr.    1944,    v.    25.] 

*  Paper,  5c.  FS2.9/a:220 

Study  of  amount   of  active  syphilis  found  in   group  of  newly  inducted 

soldiers;  [by]  Joe  W.  Still  and  Eugene  Greenwald.  [1944.]  4  p.  il.  ( [Venereal 
Diseases  Division]  ;  Reprint  221.)  [From  Venereal  disease  information,  Apr. 
1944,  V.  25.]     t  FS2.9/a:221 

Vd  tear  letter  16  and  17,  Apr.  30  and  June  0, 1944 ;  issued  in  cooperation  with  State 
health  departments  by  Division  of  Venereal  Diseases.  [1944.]  2  p.  and  [2] 
p.    4"     [Processed.]     t  FS  2.44 :  16,17 

Venereal  disease  information.  Venereal  disease  information,  v.  25,  no.  5,  May 
1944 ;  issued  by  Public  Health  Service  for  use  in  its  cooperative  work  with 
State  and  local  health  departments  and  physician  in  private  practice.  [1944.] 
[2]  -f  133-162  p.  il.     [Monthly.     Articles  of  special  interest  are  issued  as  re- 

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802  Government  Publications 

Venereal  disease  information — Continued, 
prints  or  supplements  and  are  listed  in  the  Montlily  catalog  when  published.] 
*  Paper,  5c.  sinirle  copy,  50c.  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  90c.     •  Item  5^0. 
L.  C.  card  23-2G719.  FS  2.0:  25/5 

Same,  v.  25,  no.  6,  June  1&44 ;  issued  by  Public  Health  Service  for  use  in 

its  cooperative  work  with  State  and  local  health  departments  and  physician 
in  private  practice.  [1944.]  [2]  +  1(J3-196  p.  il.  [Monthly.  Articles  of  spe- 
cial intere.st  are  issued  as  reprints  or  supplements  and  are  listed  in  the 
Monthly  catalog  when  publi.shed.]      •  Item  530  FS  2.9:  25/6 

SOCIAL  SECURITY  BOARD 

Farmers.  Social  security  for  farm  people;  by  A.  J.  Altmeyer.  [1944.]  2  p.  4° 
[From  Social  security  bulletin,  Apr.  1944,  v.  7,  no.  4.]     f  FS  3.3/a :  F  229 

Medicalr-care  insurance:  Fact  sheet  (questions  and  answers)  on  the  why's  of 
medical-care  insurance  program.    May  1944.     11  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

FS  3.2 :  M  46 

Need  for  medical-care  insurance  [with  reference  list ;  prepared  in  Division 

of  Health  and  Disability  Studies].  Washington,  D.  C,  Apr.  1944.  [5]  +  39 
p.  4°     (Bureau  memorandum  57.)     [Processed.]     t 

L.  C.  card  SS  44-6  FS3.il:  57 

Social  security  hulletin,  May  1944 ;  v.  7,  no.  5.     [1944.]     cover  title,  56  p.  il.  4° 
[Monthly.     Text  and  another  illustration  on  p.  2—4  of  cover.]     *  Paper,  20c. 
single  copy.  $2.00  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $3.75.     •  Item  539 
L.  C.  card  40-29327  FS  3.3 :  7/5 

Statistics.  Tabular  guide  to  social  security  statistics,  references  to  periodic 
data  for  1936-43  in  Social  Security  Board  publications.  Washington,  D.  C,  Apr. 
1944.     [8]  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  FS3.2:Sol3/S 

Writinff  for  Social  Security  Board  [with  list  of  Useful  books  for  letter  and  report 
writers].     Apr.  1944.    iv  -f  48  p.     t     •  Item  537 
L.  C.  card  SS  44-7  FS  3.6 :  W  93 

empix)yme:nt  secueity  bureau 

Unemploq/ment  compensation  interpretation  service:  Benefit  series,  v.  7,  no.  5; 
May  1944.  1944.  cover  title,  ii-f  113  p.  [Monthly.  Text  on  p.  2-4  of  cover. 
Issued  with  perforations.]  *  Paper,  30c.  single  copy,  $3.50  a  yr. ;  foreign  sub- 
scription, $5.00.     •  Item  542  FS  3.108  :  7/5 

Note. — The  Benefit  series  reports  decisions,  opinions,  and  interpretations  rendered 
by  courts,  State  attorneys  general,  unemployment  compensation  commissions,  boards  of 
review  and  by  the  appeal  tribunals,  referees  and  examiners  of  the  various  State  agencies 
that  interpret  provisions  of  State  uuemployment  compensation  laws  afiEecting  benefit 
rights  and  coverage  liabilities. 

The  monthly  issues  contain  decisions  and  opinions  which  establish  new  principles  and 
policies  in  each  State,  a  code,  a  digest,  an  index,  and  a  conversion  table  for  State  num- 
bers and  court  cases  by  name.  The  annual  cumulative  issues  contain  a  code,  an 
index,  a  conversion  table,  a  table  of  affirnianres  and  reversals,  a  table  of  court  cases,  and 
a  digest  of  all  decisions  and  opinions  published  during  tlie  previous  12  months. 

PUBUO   ASSISTANCE    BUREAU 

.Vssistance  payments.    Assistance  payments  under  social  security  act,  Nov.  1942; 
[prep.ired  by]  Thomas  G.  Hutton  and  Elizabeth  T.  Ailing.     Mar.  1944.     [4]-f 
41  p.  il.  4°     (Public  Assistance  report  6.)     *  Paper,  15c. 
L.  C.  card  SS44-8  FS  3.13  :  6 

Same,  end  of  1943.     Washington,  D.  C,  May  1944.     cover  title,  15  p.  4° 

([Public  assistance  report  6,  supplement.])  [Processed.  Text  on  p.  2  of 
cover.]     %  FS  3.13 :  6/supp. 

Pffiblic  assistance  [preprinted  from  Social-security  bulletin,  v.  7,  no.  5;  May  1944.1 
[1944.]     4  p.  il.  4"     t  FS  3.3/a  2  :  944/3 

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JuLT  1944  803 

FEDERAL  TRADE  COMMISSION 

Note. — The  Federal  Trade  Commission  discontinued  the  publication  of  advance  sheets  of 
its  decisions  in  printed  form  with  the  conclusion  of  volume  23.  The  Commission  will, 
however,  on  ri  quest,  in  case  of  a  specific  interest,  supply  processed  copy  of  the  full  text 
of  any  complaints,  findings  and  orders,  stipulations,  or  decisions  in  court  cases  to  which 
the  Commission  is  a  parly,  whicli  are  pul)lishe(l  late!  in  printed  form  in  the  bound  volumes 
and  sold  by  the  Superintendent  of  Documents,  Government  Printing  Office,  Washington 
25,  D.  C. 

Lckas  d  Driras,  Inc.  No.  18889,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d  circuit,  Lekas 
&  Drivas,  Inc.,  v.  Federal  Trade  Coiumission,  on  petition  to  review  order  of 
Federal  Trade  Commission;  brief  for  rei~pondcnt.  [1944.]  cover  title,  iii+20 
p.     t  FT  1.5 :  L  538 

Parke,  Austin  d  Lipi^comb,  Inc.  No.  1S159,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d 
circuit,  Parke,  Austin  &  Lipscomb,  Inc.,  [et  al.]  v.  Federal  Trade  Commission, 
on  petition  to  review  order  of  Federal  Trade  Commission ;  respondent's  peti- 
tion for  rehearing.     [1944.]     cover  title,  8  p.     $  FT  1.5 :  P  222/2 

Segal  Lock  &  Hardncarc  Co..  Inc.  No.  18348,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d 
circuit,  Segal  Lock  &  Hardware  Company,  Inc.,  et  al.,  v.  Federal  Trade  Com- 
mission, on  petition  to  review  order  of  Federal  Trade  Commission  ;  brief  for 
respondent.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii+24  p.     J  FT  1.5  :Se  37/2 

Thomson,  Jndnon  L.,  Manufacturing  Go.  No.  3986,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for 
1st  circuit,  Judson  L.  Thomson  Manufacturing  Company  v.  Federal  Trade 
Commission,  on  petition  to  review  and  set  aside  order  of  Federal  Trade  Com- 
mis.sion ;  cross  petition  by  Federal  Trade  Commission.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
2  p.  large  8°     $  FT  1.5 :  T  384 

Work.     Monthly  summary  of  work  for  May  1944.     [1944.]     8  p.     [Processed.]     t 

FT  1.15 :  944/5 

FEDERAL  WORKS  AGENCY 

PUBLIC  BUILDINGS  ADMINISTRATION 

Negroes.  Help  win  the  war !  take  a  Government  job  in  Washington,  make  your 
home  in  residence  halls  built  and  operated  by  Public  Buildings  Administration, 
Federal  Works  Agency  for  Federal  Public  Housing  Authority.  [1944.]  [6] 
p.  il.  narrow  12°     [Processed.     Relates  to  housing  for  Negro  women.]     f 

FW  6.2 :  J  57 

PUBLIC  ROADS  ADMINISTRATION 

Higlivays,  current  literatui'e,  v.  23,  no.  14-20,  Apr.  5-May  17,  1944;  compiled  by 
library  statf  of  Public  Roads  Administration.  [1944.]  various  paging,  4° 
[Weekly.     Processed.]     |  FW  2.8 :  23/14-20 

Public  roads,  journal  of  highway  research,  v.  23,  no.  12;  Apr.-June  1944.  [1944.] 
cover   title,   p.  301-318,   il.  4"     [Quarterly.     Text   on   p.    2   and  3   of  ct)ver.] 

*  Paper,  10c.  single  copy,  35c.  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  50c.     •  Item  567 

L.  C.  card  Agr  18-322  FW  2.7 :  23/12 

Roads.  Claims  for  damage  to  roads  and  highways  of  States,  estimate  of  appro- 
priation to  pay  claims.  .Time  19,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944.  4  p.  (S.  doc. 
212,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     t 

GENERAL  ACCOUNTING  OFFICE 

Decisions.  Decisions  of  comptroller  general,  v.  23 ;  Mar.  1944,  with  index-digest, 
Jan.-Mar.  1944;  Lindsay  C.  Warren,  comptroller  general,  Frank  L.  Yates, 
assistant    comptroller    general.     1944.     [l]+645-743+xxxvii    p.     [Monthly.] 

*  Paper,  15c.  single  copy,  )$1.50  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $2.00. 

L.  C.  card  22-24145  GA  1.5/a  :  23/9 

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804  Government  Publications 

Decisions — Continued. 

Same,  v.  23,  Apr.  1944;  Lindsay  C.  Warren,  comptroller  general,  Frank  L. 

Yates,  assistant  comptroller  general.     1944.     [1] +743-823  p.     [Monthly.] 

GA  1.5/a :  23/10 

GOVERNMENT  PRINTING  OFFICE 

DOCUMENTS   OFFICE 

Agricultural  chemistry  and  soils  and  fertilizers;  Apr.  1944.     1944.     [2] +30  p. 
(Price  list  46,  89th  edition.)     t     •  Item  592 
L.  C.  card  25-27431  GP  3.9 :  46/39 

American  history  and  biography;  Mar.  1944.     1944.     [2] +41  p.     (Price  list  50, 
29th  edition.)     t     •  Item  592 
L.  C.  ca  rd  26-26331  GP  3.9 :  50/29 

Census  publications,  statistics  of  population,  agriculture,   manufactures,   retail 
and  wholes^ale  distribution,  occupations  and  religious  bodies;  Apr.  1944.     1944. 
[2] +49  p.     (Price  list  70,  23d  edition.)     t     •Item  592 
L.  C.  ca  rd  25-26529  GP  3.9 :  70/23 

Commerce  and  manufactures;  Mar.  1944.     1944.     [2] +81  p.     (Price  list  62,  24th 
edition.)     t     •  Item  592 
L.  C.  card  26-26374  GP  3.9 :  62/24 

Government  pultlicafions.  List  of  selected  United  States  Government  publica- 
tions, June  1  and  15,  1944.  [1944.]  4  p.  and  8  p.  (1944-11  and  1944-12.) 
[Semimonthly.]     t     •  Item  593 

L.  C.  card  28-26554  GP  3.17 :  944/11,12 

Note. — This  List  is  an  advertising  list  of  United  States  Government  publications  for 
sale  by  tbe  Superintendent  of  Documents.  Its  purpose  is  to  keep  interested  persona 
informed  as  to  new  publications.  The  List  is  arranged  alphabetically  by  subjects,  with 
annotations  and  prices.  It  may  be  obtained  free  of  charge  upon  application  to  the  Super- 
intendent of  Documents,  Government  Printing  Office,  Washington  25,  D.  C 

Laics,  regulations,  decisions  of  courts,  boards,  and  commissions  ;  Mar.  1944.     1944. 
[2] +94  p.      (Price  list  10,  34th  edition.)     t     •  Item  592 
L.  C.  card  26-26488  GP  3.9 :  10/34 

Monthli/  catalog.     United  States  Government  publications,  monthly  catalog  no. 
593;  June  1944.     1944.     viii+601-725  p.     *  Paper,  20c.  single  copy,  $2.00  a  yr. ; 
foreign  subscription,  $2.60.     •   Item  590 
L.  C.  card  4-18088  GP  3.8/1 :  944/6 

Wo7-ld  War  II.  national  defense,  post-war  planning  ;  Mar.  1944.     1944.     [2] +54  p. 
(Price  list  77,  1st  edition.)     t     •  Item  592 
L.  C.  card  44-41148  GP  3.9 :  77/1 

INTERIOR  DEPARTMENT 

Note. — The  decisions  of  the  Department  of  the  Interior  including  leading  decisions  and 
important  opinions  with  regulations  and  instructions  relating  to  all  activities  of  the  Depart- 
ment are  usually  issued  in  signatures  and  published  later  in  bound  volumes.  Advance  parts 
1,  2,  and  .S  of  v.  57  have  been  issued  as  separates,  however,  as  an  economy  measure,  separates 
will  be  disiontinued  for  tl^e  war  period.  Prices  for  hound  vohimes  furnished  upon  application 
to  the  Superintendent  of  Documents,  Government  Printing  Office,  Washington  25,  D.  C. 

/«..side /rticnor,  v.  1,  no.  7;  June  1944.     [1944.]     4p.il.     large  4°     [.Monthly.]     J 

1 1.75 : 1/7 

Laiv  library  reporter,  v.  4,  no.  6;  June  1944.     Washington,  1944.     [2] +35-42  p.  4° 
[Processwl.]     X 
L.C.  card  42-37804  11.74:4/6 

BONNEVILLE  POWER  ADMINISTRATION 

Electricity.  Generation  and  sales  statistics,  Apr.  1944.  [1944.]  [2]  p.  oblong 
large  8",  folded  into  4°  size  +  [1]  p.  4°  [Monthly.     Processed.]     %      1 44.8  :  944/4 

•     Sent  to  Depository  Libraries 


July  1944  805 

FISH  AND  WILDLIFE  SERVICE 

i  Alaska.  Regulatory  announcement  9,  amdt.  1 ;  May  16, 1944.  Chicago,  111.  [1944.] 
3  p.  4°  LProcessed.  Title  50,  Wildlife,  chap.  1,  Fish  and  Wildlife  Service, 
subchap.  Q,  Alaska  commercial  fisheries,  published  by  Federal  Register  Divi- 
sion, National  Archives.]     t  I  49.24 :  9/amdt.l 

y^Fish  and  fisheric>i.  Breathing  in  fishes ;  prepared  in  Division  of  Fishery  Biology. 
Chicago,  III.,  Apr.  1944.  [2]  p.  4°  (Fishery  leaflet  55.)  [Processed.  Super- 
sedes Memorandum  1-109  issued  by  former  Fisheries  Bureau.]     $        1 49.28  :  55 

-   Fish  us  food.    Propagation  and  distribution  of  food  fishes,  calendar  year  1942; 
by  M.  C.  James,  O.  Lloyd  IMeeheun,  and  E.  J.  Douglass.     June  1944.     27  p. 
(Statistical  digest  9.)     *  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  604 
L.  C.  card  8-35107  1 49.32 :  9 

''  Fishery  products.  Cold  storage  holdings  of  fishery  products,  May  1, 1944.  [1944.] 
2  p.  4°  (Current  fishery  statistics  no.  125.)  [Processed.  Statistics  furnished 
by  War  Food  Administration,  Distribution  Oftice.]     $  149.8/2:125 

■ Landings  by  fishing  vessels  at  certain  New  England  ports,  Mar.   1944. 

[1944.]     5  p.  oblong  8°     (Current  fishery  statistics  no.  123.)      [Processed.]     t 

I  49.8/2 :  123 

^  ■ Same,  Apr.  1944.     [1944.]     6  p.  oblong  8°     (Current  fishery  statistics  no. 

126.)      [Processed.]     t  149.8/2:126 

■ Landings  bv  fishing  craft  at  New  Bedford,   Mass.,   Mar.   1944.     [1944.] 

2  p.  4°     (Current  fishery  statistics  no.  124.)      [Processed.]     $  1 49.8/2 :  124 

■ Principles  and  methods  in  canning  of  fishery  products  [with  list  of  liter- 
ature cited]  ;  by  Norman  D.  Jarvis.  1943.  vii-[-366  p.  il.  (Research  report 
7. )     *  Paper,  50c.     O  Item  610  1 49.26 :  7 

.  Otter  tra/wl  net  for  small  fishing  boats ;  by  B.  O.  Knake  and  R.  T.  Whiteleather. 
Chicago,  111.,  Feb.  1944.  12  p.  11.  4°  (Fishery  leaflet  49.)  [Processed.  From 
Fishery  bulletin  of  Puerto  Rico,  V.  9,  no.  2,  June  1943.]     t  149.28:49 

Oysters.  Planting  and  marketing  oysters  in  the  Pacific  Northwest;  by  Lynn  G. 
]\IcKee.     Chicago,  111.,  Apr.  1944.     6  p.  4°     (Fishery  leaflet  52.)      [Processed.]   t 

1 49.28 :  52 

Sauces  for  seafoods ;  prepared  in  Division  of  Fishery  Industries.  Chicago,  111., 
Apr.  1944.     4  p.  4"     (Fishery  leaflet  53.)      [Processed.]     t  149.28:53 

Vitamin  A  report,  Feb.  1944.  [1944.]  1  p.  oblong  8°  (Current  fishery  statistics 
no.  119.)      [Processed.]     }  149.8/2:119 

Wildlife  revieiv,  abstracting  service  for  wildlife  management,  issued  for  informa- 
tion of  coopera  tors,  no  40 ;  June  1944.     [1944.]     54  p.  4"     [Processed.]     $ 

I  49.17 :  40 

GEOLOGICAL  SURVEY 

Note. — The  publications  of  the  United  States  Geological  Survey  consist  of  Monographs, 
Professional  papers,  Bulletins,  Water-supply  papers,  folios  of  the  Geologic  atlas  of  the 
United  States,  topographic  maps  (some  of  -which  bear  descriptive  texfj,  base  maps,  and 
other  maps  of  the  United  States  and  of  single  States.  Practically  all  of  them  are  sale 
publications.  Tlie  maps  and  folios  are  sold  by  the  Geological  Survey,  Washington  25.  D.  C. 
Orders  for  other  publications  that  are  for  sale  should  be  sent  to  the  Superintendent  of 
Documents,  Washington  25,  D.  C. 

Atlantic  Coastal  Plain.  Surface  water  supply  of  United  States,  1942 ;  pt.  1,  North 
Atlantic  slope  basins ;  prepared  under  direction  of  Glen  L.  Parker,  chief  hy- 
draulic engineer,  B.  L.  Bigwood,  A.  W.  Harrington,  O.  W.  Hartwell,  A.  H.  Hor- 
ton,  H.  B.  Kinnison,  J.  W.  Mangan,  M.  R.  Stackpole.  and  D.  S.  Wallace,  district 
engineers.  1944.  x+609  p.  1  pi.  (Water-supply  paper  951.)  [Prepared  in 
cooperation  with  Connecticut,  Maine,  Mai'yland,  Masssachusetts,  New  Hamp- 
shire, New  Jersey,  New  York,  Pennsylvania.  Rliode  Island,  Vermont,  Virginia, 
and  West  Virginia.]  *  Paper,  $1.00.  •  Item  627 
L.  C.  card  GS  10-290  1 19.13  :  951 

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806  Government  Publications 

Geology.     Blbliogrnphy  of  North  American  geology,  192(>-39;  by  Emma  Mertins 
Thorn.     1044.     [2   pts.    in    1    v.]     ii+154G+[l]    p.     (Bulletin   937.)     *  Cloth, 
$2.50.     •  Item  (!22 
L.  C.  card  GS  9-427  1 19.3  :  937 

nnnovcr.  Pa.     Geology  of  Hanover-York  district,  Pa. ;  by  Anna  Jonas  Stose  and 
George  W.  Stose.     1944.     vii-f84  p.  il.  4  pi.  12  p.  of  pi.  2  maps,  1  is  in  pocket, 
4°     (Professional  paper  204.)     *  Paper,  $1.75.     •  Item  626 
L.  C.  card  GS44-34  1 19.16 :  204 

PMftricofion*  issued  in  May  1944;  list  435.  [1944.]  4  p.  [Monthly.]  t  •Item 
624  119.14/4:435 

Maps 

Note. — The  maps  listed  below  are  sold  by  the  Geological  Survey.  Remittances  for  these 
maps  should  bo  made  by  money  order  payable  to  the  Director  of  the  Geological  Survey, 
Washington  25,  D.  C.  ISxcept  as  otherwise  indicated,  a  discount  of  40  percent  is  allowed 
on  an  order  for  maps,  or  for  maps  and  geologic  folios,  that  amounts  to  .?5.00  at  the  retail 
price.     In  ordering  give  the  name  and  scale  of  each  map  and  the  State  in  which  the  area  lies. 

Arkansas  bauxite  district,  Pulaski  and  Saline  Counties,  Ark.  [with  text],  by 
Robert  P.  Bryson  and  Mackenzie  Gordon,  jr. ;  strategic  minerals  investigations, 
preliminary  map.  Scale  1 :  48,000,  contour  interval  50  ft.  Feb.  1,  1944. 
28X37  in.  [Processed.  Map  shovring  surface  geology,  subsurface  contours 
drawn  on  post-midway  surface,  and  bauxite  mines,  compiled  by  R.  C.  Shelton 
(contours)  and  E.  B.  Parmelee  (mines)  from  data  assembled  by  M.  Gordon,  jr., 
T.  A.  Steven,  W.  E.  Benson,  J.  I.  Tracey,  jr.,  and  other  members  of  the  Geologi- 
cal Survey  bauxite  field  party,  R.  P.  Bryson,  chief  of  party.  Includes  map 
24  X  30  in.  ]     t  50c.  1 19.25  :  M  66/7/  prelim. 

District  of  Columhia.  Maryland,  Virginia,  District  of  Columbia.  Washington  and 
vicinity,  lat.  38°45'-39°05',  long  76°52'.30"-77°15'.  Scale  1:31,680.  contour 
interval  10  ft.     n.  p.  edition  of  1944.     47X42  in.     t  25c.        1 19.25 :  W  27/2/944 

Wyoming.  Geologic  map  and  sections  of  Lance  Creek  oil  and  gas  field  and 
vicinity,  Niobrara  County,  Wyo.,  geology  by  W.  B.  Kramer  and  C.  E.  Dobbin, 
assisted  by  Robert  McMillan;  [map]."  Scale  1  m.=l  in.  1943  [published 
1&44].  31X40  in.  [Processed.  The  margins  are  illustrated,  making  the  out- 
side measurements  of  this  sheet  42X50  in.]     t  50c.  119.25:015/7 

Willow  Creek  coal  area,  Lincoln  County,  Wyo.,  1944;  preliminary  geologic 

and  structure  maps  and  coal  sections  [with  text]  bv  David  A.  Andrews.    [1944.] 
40X28  in.     [Includes  maps  18X7  in.  and  18X8  in.]     t  50c. 

1 19.25 :  C  63/4/prelim. 

Topographic  quadrangle  maps 

Note. — The  Geological  Survey  makes  contoured  maps — three-dimension  topographic 
maps — which  are  designed  eventually  to  cover  the  whole  Unltrd  States,  also  Alaska,  Hawaii, 
and  Puerto  Rico.  The  individual  maps  are  projected  to  represent  quadranele  areas  rather 
than  political  divisions,  and  each  map  is  designated  by  the  name  of  some  prominent  town 
or  natural  feature  within  that  area.  The  scales  most  commonly  used  are  1  :  24,000  (1 
inch  =  2,000  feet),  1  :  31,680  (1  inch=y3  mile),  1  :  62,500  (1  inch=  about  1  mile),  and 
1:125.000  (1  inch  =  about  2  miles).  A  general  description  of  topographic  maps  and  a  list 
of  the  symbols  used  are  printed  on  the  reverse  of  each  sheet. 

About  half  of  the  continental  area  of  the  country,  excluding  Alaska,  has  been  mapped, 
every  State  being  represented.  Connecticut.  Delaware,  the  District  of  Columbia.  Hawaii, 
Mar.vland.  Massachusetts,  New  Hampshire.  New  York,  Ohio,  Rhode  Island,  and  West  Vir- 
ginia are  completely  mapped.  Maps  of  the  regular  size  are  sold  by  the  Geological  Survey 
at  10c.  each.  Except  as  otherwise  indicated,  a  discount  of  40  percent  is  allowed  on  any 
order  which  amounts  to  $5.00  at  the  retail  price.  The  discount  is  allowed  on  an  order  for 
either  maps  or  folios  alone  or  for  maps  and  fnlios  together.  In  ordering,  give  the  name 
and  scale  of  the  map  and  the  State  in  which  t'^e  area  lies. 

Alahama.  Alabama,  Mcintosh  quadrangle,  lat.  31°15'-31°30',  long.  88''-88''15'. 
Scale  1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  10  ft.     n.  p.  edition  of  1944.     17X 15  in.     1 10c. 

1 19.12:  IM  189/944 

Alabama,   Tensaw  quadrangle,   lat.   31°-31°lo',   long.   87°45'-8S°.     Scale 

1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  10  ft.      n,  p.  edition  of  1944.     17X15  in.     1 10c. 

I19.12:lT259/944 

Arizona.  Arizona,  Fisher  Hills  quadrangle,  lat.  32''15'-32°30',  long.  109''30'- 
109°45'.  Scale  1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  .')0  ft.  n.  p.  edition  of  1944.  17X15  in. 
t  10c.  1 19.12 :  2  F  539/944 

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Arizona — Continued. 

Arizona,  Oro  Blanco  quadrangle,  lat.  31°15'-31°30',  long.  111°15'-111°30'. 

Scale  1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  50  ft.     n.  p.  edition  of  1&44.     17X15  in.     [Map 
covers  only  a  portion  of  the  sheet.]     1 10c.  1 19.12 :  2  Or  6/944 

Arkansas,  Benton  quadrangle,  lat.  34°30'-34°45',  long.  92°30-92°45'.  Scale 
1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft.     n.  p.  edition  of  1944.     17X15  in.     1 10c. 

1 19.12 :  3  B  446/944 

California.  California,  Auburn  quadrangle,  lat.  38°45'-39°,  long.  121°-121°15'. 
Scale  1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  50  ft.    n.  p.  edition  of  1944.     18 X 14  in.     1 10c. 

1 19.12 :  4  Au  19/944 

California,   Flournoy   quadrangle,   lat.   39°45'-40°,    long.    122°15'-122°30'. 

Scale  1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  50  ft.     n.  p.  edition  of  1944.     18X14  in.    1 10c. 

1 19.12 :  4  F  668/944 

California,  Hernandez  Valley  quadrangle,  lat.  36°15'-36°30',  long.  120°45'- 

121°.     Scale  1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  50  ft.     n.  p.  edition  of  1944.    18x14  in. 
t  10c.  1 19.12  :  4  H  43/944 

California,  Oroville  quadrangle,  lat.  39°30'-39°45',  long.  121°30'-121°45'. 

Scale  1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  50  ft.     n.  p.  edition  of  1944.     18X14  in.     1 10c. 

1 19.12  :  4  Or  G/944 

California,  Potrero  quadrangle,  lat.  32°30'-32°45',  long.  116°30'-116°45'. 

Scale    1:62,500,    contour    interval   50  ft.   n.   p.   edition   of   1944.     17X15   in. 
[Map  covers  only  a  portion  of  the  sheet.]     f  10c.  1 19.12  :  4  P  849/944 

California,  Priest  Valley  quadrangle,  lat.  36°-36°15',  long.  120°30'-120°45'. 

Scale  1 :  62.500,  contour  interval  50  ft.      n.  p.  edition  of  1944.    17X15  in.     f  10c. 

1 19.12  :  4  P  933/944 

California,    Raymond    quadrangle,    lat.    37°-37°15',    long.    119M5'-120°. 

Scale  1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  50  ft.    n.  p.  edition  of  1944.    17X15  in.    t  10c. 

119.12:  4  R  218/2/944 

California,  Sutter  Creek  quadrangle,  lat.  38°15'-38°30',  long.  120°45'-121"'. 

Scale  1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  50  ft.     n.  p.  edition  of  1944.     18X14  in.     1 10c. 

1 19.12 :  4  Su  88/2/944 

California,   Wilbur    Springs   quadrangle,    lat.   39°-39°15',   long.    122°15'- 

122°30'.     Scale    1:62,500,    contour    int-erval    50    ft.    n.    p.    edition    of    1944. 
17X14  in.     tlOc.  1 19.12 :  4  W  641/944 

Colorado,  Ralston  Buttes  quadrangle,  lat.  39°45'-39°52'30",  long.  105°15'-105° 
22'30".  Scale  1 :  31,680,  contour  interval  50  ft.  n.  p.  edition  of  1944.  17X13 
in.     t     10c.  1 19.12:  5  R  139/944 

Florida.  Florida,  Green  Point  quadrangle,  lat.  29M5'-29°52'30",  long.  84°45'- 
84°52'30".  Scale  1 :  31,680,  contour  interval  10  ft.  n.  p.  edition  of  1944.  17X 
15  in.     t     10c.  1 19.12:  9 G  827/944 

■    Florida,    Long    Point    quadrangle,    lat.    30°-30°07'30",    long.    85°30'- 

85°37'30".     Scale  1:31,680,   contour  interval   10  ft.     n.  p.   edition   of  1944. 
17X15   in.     t     10c.  1 19.12 :  9  L  854/944 

Illinois.  Illinois,  Galva  quadrangle,  lat.  41°-41°15',  long.  90°-90°15'.  Scale 
1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  10  ft.     n.  p.  edition  of  1944.     18X13  in.     t     10c. 

1 19.12 :  12  G  139/944 

Illinois,   New   Douglas  quadrangle,   lat.   38°45'-39°,   long.   89°30'-89°45'. 

Scale  1 :  62-,500,  contour  interval  10  ft.     n.  p.  edition  of  1944.     17  X 14  in.     t    10c. 

1 19.12 :  12  N  42  d/944 

Indiana.  Indiana,  Bucktown  quadrangle,  lat.  3S°52'30"-39°,  long.  87*'15'-87° 
22'30".  Scale  1  :  24,000,  contour  interval  10  ft.  n.  p.  edition  of  1944.  23X18 
in.     t     10c.  1 19.12 :  14  B  858/944 

Indiana,  Washington  quadrangle,  lat.  38°37'30"-38°45',  long.  87°07'30"- 

87°15'.     Scale  1:24,000,  contour  interval  10  ft.    n.  p.  edition  of  1944.    23X18 
in.     t    10c.  119.12: 14  W  279/944 

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Indiana — Continued. 

Indiana,  Wheatland  quadrangle,  lat.   38°37'30"-38°45',  long.   ST^IS'-ST" 

22'30".    Scale  1:24,000,  contour  interval  10  ft.     n.  p.  edition  of  1944.     23X18 
in.     t     10c.  119.12:  14  W5G/944 

Indiana-Illinois,  Frltchton  quadrangle,  lat.  38°37'30"-38°45',  long.  87°22' 

30"-87°30'.     Scale  1:24,000,  contour   interval   10  ft.     n.   p.   edition   of  1944. 
23  X 18  in.     t     10c.  1 19.12  :  14  F  918/944 

/owa-Missouri,  Seymour  quadrangle,  lat.  40°30'-40°45',  long.  93°-93°15'.  Scale 
1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft.     n.  p.  edition  of  1944.     17X13  In.     1 10c. 

1 19.12 :  If)  Se  96/944 

Louisiana.  Louisiana.  Slagle  quadrangle,  lat.  31°-31°15',  long.  93°-93°15'. 
Scale  1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft.     n.  p.  edition  of  1944.     18X15  in.     t  10c. 

1 19.12  :  18  SI  12/944 

Louisiana-TexaP,  Logan.sport  quadrangle,  lat.  31°45'-32°,  long  93°45'-94''. 

Scale  1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft.     n.  p.  edition  of  1944.     17X15  in.     t  10c. 

1 19.12  :  18  L  828/944 

Massachusetts.  Massachusetts,  Edgartown  quadrangle,  lat.  41°20'-41°27'30", 
long.  70°27'30"-70°35'.  Scale  1:31,680,  contour  intetval  10  ft.  n.  p.  edition 
of  1&44.     17X13  in.     t     10c.  1 19.12 :  21  Ed  34/944 

Massachusetts,   Orleans  quadrangle,   lat.  41°45'-41°52'30",  long.  69°55'- 

70°02'30".     Scale  1:31,680,  contour  interval  10  ft.       n.  p.  edition  of  1944. 
17X13  in.     t     10c.  119.12 :  21  Or  5/944 

Massachusetts,    Taunton    quadrangle,    lat.    41°52'30"-42°,    Ictng.    71°-71° 

07'30".     Scale  1 :  31,680,  contour  interval  10  ft.     n.  p.  edition  of  1944.     17X13  in. 
t     10c.  1 19.12 :  21  T  193/944 

Massachusetts-New   Hampshire,   Lawrence   quadrangle,   lat.   42°37'30"- 

42°45',  long.  71°07'30"-71°15'.     Scale  1:31,680,  contour  interval  10  ft.     n.  p. 
edition  of  1944.     17  X 13  in.     t     10c.  1 19.12  :  21  L  439/944 

Mississippi,  Vancleave  quadrangle,  lat.  30°30'-30°45',  long.  88°30'-88°45'.  Scale 
1:  62,500,  contour  interval  10  ft.     n.  p.  edition  of  1944.     17X15  in.     t     10c. 

1 19.12  :  24  V  278/944 

Missouri.  Missouri,  Gerald  quadrangle,  lat.  38°15'-38°30',  long.  9in5'-91°30'. 
Scale  1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft.     n.  p.  edition  of  1944.     18X14  in.     f  10c. 

1 19.12:  25  G  311/944 

Missouri,   Humansville  quadrangle,   lat.    37°45'-37°52'30",   long.   93°30'- 

93°37'30".     Scale  1:24,000,   contour   interval   10  ft.     n.   p.   edition   of  1944. 
23X18  in.     t     10c.  119.12  :  25  H  88/944 

Missouri,  Iconium  quadrangle,  lat.  38°-38°07'30",  long.  93°30'-93°37'30". 

Scale  1 :  24,000,  contour  interval  10  ft.     n.  p.  edition  of  1944.     23X18  in.     t  10c. 

1 19.12  :  25  Ic  7/944 

Missouri,  Weaubleau  quadrangle,  lat.  37°52'30"-38°,  long.  93°30'-93°37' 

30".     Scale  1:24,000,  contour  interval  10  ft.     n.  p.  edition  of  1944.     23X18 
in.     t     10c.  1 19.12  :  25  W  378/&44 

Montana.  Montana,  Judith  Peak  quadrangle,  lat.  47°-47°15',  long.  109°-109°15'. 
Scale  1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  50  ft.     n.  p.  edition  of  1944.     18X12  in.     tlOc. 

1 19.12:  26  J  899/944 

Montana,  Lewistown  quadrangle,   lat.   47°-47°15',   long.   109°15'-109°30'. 

Scale  1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  50  ft.  n.  p.  edition  of  1944.     17X12  in.     1 10c. 

1 19.12  :  26  L  589/944 

New  York  State,  New  York,  Cleveland  quadrangle,  lat.  43°07'30"-43°15',  long. 
75''52'30"-76°.  Scale  1:31,680,  contour  interval  5  ft.  n.  p.  edition  of  1944. 
17X13  in.     tlOc.  119.12 :  32  C  599/944 

New  York,  Jewell  quadrangle,  lat.  43°07'30"-43°15',  long.  75°45'-75°52'30". 

Scale  1 :  31,680,  contour  interval  5  ft.      n.  p.  edition  of  1944.     17X18  in.     f  10c. 

1 19.12 :  32  J  549/944 

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:^orth  Dakota,  Heart  Butte  quadrangle,  46°30'-46°45',  long.  101°45'-102°.  Scale 
1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft.      u.  p.  edition  of  1944.     18X12  in.     1 10c. 

1 19.12:  34  H  351/944 
Pennsylvania,   Canton   quadrangle,   lat.   41°30'-41°45',   long.   76°45'-77°.     Scale 
1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft.     u.  p.  edition  of  1944.     17X13  in.     f  10c. 

I19.12:38ClG8/944 

Rhode  Island,  Newport  quadrangle,  lat.  41°22'80"-41"'30',  long.  71°15'-71°22'30". 

Scale  1 :  31,080,  contour  interval  10  ft.     n.  p.  edition  of  1944.     17X13  in.     f  10c. 

1 10.12 :  39  N  42  zp/944 
South  Dakota,  lona  quadrangle,  lat.  43°30'-43°45',  long.  99°15'-99°30'.     Scale 
1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft.     n.  p.  edition  of  1944.     17X13  in.     f  10c. 

1 19.12:4110  6/944 
Tea?os-Louisiana,  Patroon  quadrangle,  lat.  31°30'-31°45',  long.  93°45'-94°.     Scale 
1 :  62,.500,  contour  interval  20  ft.     n.  p.  edition  of  1944.     18X15  in.     1 10c. 

1 19.12:  43  P  276/944 
Utah,  Monroe  quadrangle,  lat.  3S°30'-38°45',  long.  112°-112°15'.     Scale  1:  62,500, 
contour  interval  50  ft.     n.  p.  edition  of  1944.     18X14  in.     1 10c. 

1 19.12 :  45  M  757/944 

Virginia-West  A'irginia.  Monterey  quadrangle,  lat.  38°15'-38°30',  long.  79°30'- 

79° 45'.     Scale  1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  40  ft.     n.  p.  edition  of  1944.     17X 14  in. 

1 10c.  1 19.12  :  47  M  764/944 

MINES  BUREAU 

Blasting.  Safety  blasting  practices  in  New  York  quarry ;  by  Norman  King  and 
Allen  D.  Look.  May  1944.  [l]+9  p.  3  p.  of  pi.  4°  (Report  of  investigations, 
R.  I.  3752.)      [Processed.]     f  128.23:3752 

Cement.  Monthly  cement  report  CP  275.  June  1,  1944.  6  leaves,  il.  f°  (Min- 
eral industry  surveys.)      [Processed.]     f  '     128.29:275 

Same,  supp.  A.     June  10,  3944.     4  p.  il.  f°     (Mineral  industry  surveys.) 

[Processed.]     t  I  28.29:  275/supp.A 

Coal.  Distribution  of  coal  shipments,  M.  C.  D.  146.  May  27,  1944.  20  p  il  f° 
[Processed.]     t  128.24:146 

Same,  M.  C.  D.  147.     June  13, 1944.     5  p.  il.  f°     [Processed.]     $     128.24:147 

Preliminary  estimates  of  production  of  bituminous  coal  and  lignite,  May 

1944.     June  6,  1944.     1  p.  4°     (Mineral  industry  surveys.)     [Monthly.     Proc- 
essed.]    t  128.64:944/5 

Preliminary  estimates  of  production  of  Pennsylvania  anthracite  and  of 

coke.   May   1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4"     (Mineral   industry  surveys;   PCC  5-44) 
[Monthly.     Processed.]     f  128.50:944/5 

Weekly  anthracite  and  coke  report  WACR  360-WACR  363.     June  3-24, 

1944.     Each  3  p.  or  2  p.  il.  4"     (Mineral  industry  surveys.)      [Processed.]     t 

I  28.49 :  360-363 

Weekly  coal  report  W.  C.  R.  1401-W.  C.  R.  1405.     INIay  27- June  24,  1944. 

Each  2  p.  or  5  p.  il.  4°     (Mineral  industry  surveys.)      [Processed.]     f 

I  28.33 :  1401-1405 

Coal-mine  fatalities  in  Apr.  1944.     [1944.]     10-[-[3]  p.  il.  4°     (Mineral  industry 

surveys ;  CMF  154. )      [MonthlJ^     Processed.]     f  128.10/2:154 

Coke.  Monthly  coke  report,  MCR  194.  June  2,  1944.  3  p.  il.  4"  (Mineral  in- 
dustry surveys.)      [Processed.]     t  128.30:194 

Drill  hole  casifigs.  Ground-resistance  measurements  of  drill-hole  casings*  by 
F.  E.  Griffith  and  E.  J.  Gleim.  May  3944.  [l]-|-7  p.  1  pi.  4"  (Report  of  in- 
vestigations, R.  I.  3756.)      [Proce.ssed.]     t  128.23.3750 

Engines.  Possible  hazards  attending  u.so  of  engines  operated  on  butane  fuel  in 
mining  and  tunneling;  by  L.  B.  Berger  and  II.  II.  Schrenk.  May  1944.  [l]-f- 
6  p.  4°     (Information  circular,  I.  C.  7284.)      [Processed.]     f        '    128  27-7284 


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Erplosians  iu  medium-pressure  acetylene  generators ;  by  G.  W.  Jones,  G.  S.  Scott, 
R.  E.  Kennedy,  and  W.  J.  Huff.  May  1944.  [1] +20  p.  7  p.  of  pi.  4°  (Report 
of  investigations,  R.  I.  3755.)      [Processed.]     t  128.23:3755 

Oases.  Apparatus  for  determining  minimum  energies  for  electric-spark  ignition 
(if  tlammable  gases  and  vapors ;  by  P.  G.  Guest.  May  1944.  [l]-f-l()  p.  6  p.  of 
pi.  4°     (Report  of  investigations,  R.  I.  3753.)      [Processed.]     t        128.23:3753 

GiiHoUne.  National  motor-gasoline  survey,  winter  1943-44 ;  by  O.  C.  Blade.  May 
1944.    [1]  +28  p.  1  pi  4°     (Report  of  investigations,  R.  I.  3758.)      [Processed.]   t 

I  28.23 :  3758 

Natural  gasoline  and  allied  products,  Apr.  1944.  [1944.]  [2]  p.  4°  (Min- 
eral industry  surveys;  NGR  944a-112.)     [Monthly.    Processed.]     t 

1 28.47 :  112 

Geophysical  ahstracts  116,  Jan.-Mar.  1944;  compiled  by  W.  Ayvazoglou  and  V. 
Skitsky.     May    1944.     [l]+54    p.    4°     (Information    circular,    I.    C.    7285.) 
[Processed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  GS37-206  1 28.27  :  7285 

Gold,  silver,  copper,  lead,  and  zinc  in  Texas  (mine  report)  ;  by  Chas.  W.  Hender- 
son and  R.  H.  Mote.  1944.  [2] +4  p.  [Preprint  from  Minerals  yearbook, 
1943.]     *  Paper,  5c.  1 28.37/a  :  G  563/10/943 

Metallurgy.    Electrical  devices  applied  to  metallurgical  research  ;  by  E.  V.  Potter. 
1944.     ii+30  p.  il.     (Technical  paper  661.)     *  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  646 
L.  C.  card  44-41066  I  28.7 :  661 

Mine  accidents.     Employment  and   accidents   at   nonmetallic-mineral   mines  in 

United  States  during  1942;  [prepared  by  F.  J.  Kennedy  and  L.  T.  Miller]. 

[Mar.   15,   1944.]     15  p.  4"  (Mineral  industry  surveys;   H.   S.    S.   no.  332.) 

[Processed.]     j  128.26:332 

Mining  machinery.  Permissible  mine  equipment  approved  during  1943;  by  E.  J. 
Gleim.  May  1944.  [l]+5  p.  4°  (Information  circular,  I.  C.  7283.)  [Proc- 
essed.]    t  128.27:7283 

Motor  fuel.  Forecast  of  demand  for  motor  fuel  and  crude  oil,  June  1944.  [1944.] 
3  p.  4°     (Mineral  industi-y  surveys;  MFR  108.)      [Monthly.      Processed.]      t 

1 28.41 :  108 

Petroleum.  Crude  petroleum  and  petroleum  products,  Apr.  1944.  [1944.]  11  p. 
4°     (Mineral  industry  surveys;  P  249.)      [Monthly.     Processed.]     t 

I  28.18/2 :  249 

■ Weekly  crude  oil  stock  report  554-558.     June  2-30,  1944.     Each  1  p.  4° 

(Mineral  industry  surveys.)      [Processed.]     t  128.46:534-558 

Plastics.  Inflammability  and  explosibility  of  powders  used  in  plastics  industry ; 
by  Irving  Hartmann  and  John  Nagy.  May  1944.  [l]+38  p.  10  p.  of  pi.  4° 
(Report  of  investigations,  R.  I.  3751.)     [Processed.]     t  128.23:3751 

Publications.  New  publications,  Bureau  of  Mines,  monthly  list  349;  May  1944. 
[1944.]     3  p.     t     •  Item  642  128.5/2:349 

Supplement  to  List  of  publications,  Bureau  of  Mines,  Jan.  1-Dec.  31,  1943, 

with  subject  and  author  index.     1944.     ii+30  p.     [Supplements  earlier  lists 
of  publications  issued  from  1910  to  Dec.  31,  1942.]     t     •  Item  638 

1 28.5A :  943 

Safety  fuses.  Burning  rate  of  fuse :  by  D.  Harrington  and  R.  G.  Warneke.  May 
1944.     [1]+10  p.  4°     (Information  circular,  I.  C.  7281.)     [Processed.]     t 

I  28.27 :  7281 

Safety  lamps.     Construction,  care,  and  use  of  permissible  flame  safety  lamps ;  by 
A.  B.   Hooker.      1944.      ii+18  p.   il.       (Minei's'  circular  44.)       *  Paper,   10c. 
•  Item  640 
L.  C.  card  44-41146  1 28.6 :  44 

&7o/r;  by  Oliver  Bowles  and  M.  S.  Jenisen.  1044.  [2]+9p.  il.  [Preprint  from 
Minerals  yearbook,  1943.]     *  Paper,  5e.  I  28.37/a  :  Si  14/943 

•    Sent  to  Depository  Libraries 


July  1944  811 

Smokestacks.     Dilution  of  stack  effluents  [with  bibliography]  ;  by  G.  E.  McElroy, 
C.  E.  Brown,  L.  B.  Berger,  and  H.  H.  Schrenk.    1&44.    iv+46  p.  il.     (Technical 
paper  657.)     *  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  646 
L.  C.  card  44-41065  1 28.7 :  657 

NATIONAL  PARK   SERVICE 

Natiotial  parks.  Statement  concerning  facilities  available  to  the  public  in  na- 
tional park  areas  during  1944  season  ;  revised  to  [May  8].  [1944.]  [l]+5  p.  4° 
[Processed.    May  8  has  been  added  with  rubber  stamp.]     t      1 29.2 :  F 11/2/944 

RECLAMATION  BUREAU 

Deschutes  project.  Crooked  River  Crossing,  North  Unit  Main  Canal,  Deschutes 
project,  Oreg.  [United  Publishing  Co.,  Denver,  May  15,  1944.]  cover  title,  32  p. 
18  pi.  map,  4°  (Specifications  1072.)  [Schedule,  specifications,  and  drawing; 
bids  will  be  received  until  June  3,  1944.]     t    Paper,  $1.75.  I  27.8: 1072 

Earthwork  and  structures,  concrete  highway  bridge,  station  1018+21.8, 

concrete  highway  bridge  station  1295+20,  City  of  Prineville  Railway  siphon, 
station  1362+12,  and  Sherwood  Canyon  siphon,  station  1528+75,  north  unit 
main  canal,  Deschutes  project,  Oreg.  [United  Pub.  Co.,  Denver,  Colo.,  Apr. 
26,  1944.]  cover  title,  32  p.  7  pi.  map,  4"  (Specifications  1071.)  [Schedules, 
specifications,  and  drawings;  bids  will  be  received  until  June  1,  1944.] 
t    Paper,  $1.50.  1 27.8 :  1071 

Turbine,  governor,  generator,  power  transformers,  switching  equipment, 

and  control  equipment  for  3d  unit.  Cove  power  plant,  and  power  transformers, 
switching  equipment,  and  control  equipment  for  Redmond  and  Oromite  sub- 
stations, Deschutes  project,  Oreg.  [United  Publishing  Co.,  Denver,  June  13, 
1944]  cover  title,  81  + [1]  p.  8  pi.  4°  (Specifications  1074.)  [Invitation  for 
bids,  schedules,  specifications,  and  drawings.]     t    Paper,  $3.00.  I  27.8 :  1074 

Fort  Peck  project.  115-kilovolt  transmission  line  from  Fort  Peck  power  plant 
to  Glendive,  Mont.,  and  34.5-kilovolt  transmission  line  from  Frazer  to  Wolf 
Point,  Mont.,  Fort  Peck  project,  Mont.  [Bradford-Robinson  Ptg.  Co.,  Denver, 
June  17,  1944.]  cover  title,  29  p.  51  pi.  map,  4°  (Specifications  1073.)  [Sched- 
ules, specifications,  and  drawings;  bids  will  be  received  until  July  15,  1944.] 
t    Paper,  $2.00.  '  1 27.8 :  1073 

SOLID  FUELS  ADMINISTRATION  FOR  WAR 

Coal.  Distribution  of  coal  shipments. — Preliminary  estimates  of  production  of 
bituminous  coal  and  lignite. — Weekly  coal  report.  See  Mines  Bureau,  Coal, 
p.  809. 


INTERSTATE  COMMERCE  COMMISSION 

NoTB. — The  bound  volumes  of  the  decisions,  usually  known  as  Interstate  Commerre  Com- 
mission reports,  Interstate  Commerce  Commission  reports — Motor  carrier  cases,  and  Inter- 
state roninierce  Commission  leports — Valuation  reports,  are  sold  by  the  Superintendent  of 
Documents,  Government  Printing  Office,  Washington  25,  D.  C,  at  various  prices,  depending 
upon  the  .size  of  the  volume.  Separate  di'cisions  or  opinions  are  sold  on  subscription,  price 
I1..50  per  volume;  foreign  subscription,  $2.00;  single  copies,  usually  5c.  In  ordering  a 
volume,  be  sure  to  specify  the  series  and  whether  Finance  or  other  tnan  Finance  decisions 
are  desired.  Entries  for  the  separate  decisions  are  grouped  below  under  center  heads  fol- 
lowing other  Interstate  Commerce  Commission  publications. 

Brotherhood  of  Locomotive  Firemen  &  Knginemen.  No.  8728,  in  Court  of  Appeals, 
District  of  Columbia,  Brotherhood  of  Locomotive  Firemen  &  Enginemen  et  al.  v. 
Interstate  Commerce  Commission;  brief  for  appellee.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
ii+42  p.      t  IC  1.13/1 :  B  795 

CarHcrs.  Civil  action  no.  285,  in  district  court  for  eastern  district  of  Virginia, 
Richmond  division,  American  Trucking  Associations,  Inc.  [et  al.]  v.  United 
States  and  Interstate  Commerce  Commission ;  brief  for  Interstate  Commerce 
Commission.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii +44  p.     X  IC  1.13/1 :  Am  35/8 

•    Sent  to  Depository  Libraries 


gl2  Government  Publications 

Carriers — Continued. 

. Revenue  and  tratlic  of  carriers  by  water,  4th  quarter  1043.     [1944.]     4p 

oblong  large  8°  (Statement  Q-650,  QWS.)  [Processed.  Subject  to  revision.]  t 
L.  C.  card  A  42-3364  IC  1  wat.ll :  943/4 

• Revenue  and  trafBc  of  carriers  by  water,  [calendar]  year  1943.     [1944.] 

4  p.  oblong  large  8"  (Statement  Q-GSO,  QWS.)  [Processed.  Subject  to  re- 
vision.]    t  IC  1  wat.ll :  943/5 

• Supplement  47  to  List  3  of  corporate  names  of  common  carriers  by  rail 

(including  express),  water  or  pipe  line  (including  names  of  their  receivers  or 
trustees,  if  any),  tiling  tariffs,  concurrences,  or  powers  of  attorney  with  Inter- 
state Commerce  Commission  and  compiled  from  its  records,  compiled  Feb.  1, 
1&44;  prepared  by  Section  of  Tariffs,  Bureau  of  Traffic.  [1944.]  [l]-fl3  p.  4" 
[Processed.  Cancels  Supplement  46.  Supplements  38  and  47  contain  all 
changes.]     t  IC  1.15  :  3/supp.47 

Supplement  48  to  List  3  of  corporate  names  of  common  carriers  by  rail 

(including  express),  water  or  pipe  line  (including  names  of  their  receivers  or 
trustees,  if  any),  filing  tariffs,  concurrences,  or  powers  of  attorney  with  Inter- 
state Commerce  Commission  and  compiled  from  its  records,  compiled  May  1, 
1944;  prepared  by  Section  of  Tariffs,  Bureau  of  Traffic.  [1944.]  [1]+14  p.  4" 
[Processed.  Cancels  Supplement  47.  Supplements  38  and  48  contain  all 
changes.]     t  IC  1.15  :  3/supp.48 

Decisions.     See,  below,  center  heads  beginning  Decisions. 

Finance  decisions.     See,  below,  center  head  Decisions  (Finance). 

Freight.  Preliminary  summary  of  freight  commodity  statistics  of  class  1  steam 
railways  in  United  States,  calendar  year  1943.  [1944.]  5  p.  oblong  large  8° 
(Statement  4419;  Transport  Economics  and  Statistics  Bureau.)  [Subject  to 
revision.]     t     •  Item  704  IC  1  ste.26 :  943/13 

Freight  forwarders.  Revenues,  expenses  and  statistics  of  freight  forwarders, 
4th  quarter  and  [calendar]  year  1943.  [1944.]  2  p.  t"  (Statement  Q-950, 
QFF.)     [Processed.     Subject  to  revision.]     t  IC  1.19 :  943/4 

Fuel  and  power  for  locomotives  and  rail  motor  cars  of  class  1  steam  railways  in 
United  States  (class  1  switching  and  terminal  companies  included),  Mar.  1944. 
[1944.]     2  p.  oblong  large  S°     (Statement  M-230,  OS-E;  Transport  Economics 
and  Statistics  Bureau.)     [Monthly.     Subject  to  revision.]     t     •  Item  706 
L.  C.  card  A  36-784  IC  1  ste.30 :  W4/3 

Motor  carrier  decisions.     See,  below,  center  head  Decisions  (Motor  carrier). 

Motor  carrier  finance  decisions.  See,  below,  center  head  Decisions  (Motor  carrier 
finance). 

Motor  carriers.     Revenues,  expenses,  other  income,  and  statistics  of  class  1  motor 
carriers  of  passengers;  4th  quarter  1943.     [1944.]     2  p.  oblong  large  8"     (State- 
ment Q-750,  BRE:  Transport  Economics  and  Statistics  Bureau.)     [Subject  to 
revision.]     t     •  Item  693 
L.  C.  card  A  39-871  IC  1  mot.l2 :  ^3/4 

Revenues,  expenses,  other  income,  and  statistics  of  class  1  motor  carriers 

of  passengers,  [calendar]  year  1943.  [1944.]  6  p.  oblong  large  8°  (Statement 
Q-750,  BRE:  Transport  Economics  and  Statistics  Bureau.)  [Subject  to 
revision.]    t    •  Item  693  IC  1  mot.l2 :  943/5 

Revenues,  expenses,  other  income  and  statistics  of  class  1  motor  carriers 

of  property;  4th  quarter  1943.  [1944.]  2  p.  oblong  large  8"  (Statement 
Q-800;  Transport  Economics  and  Statistics  Bureau.)      [Subject  to  revision.]     t 

•  Item  694 

L.  C.  card  A  39-1053  IC  1  mot.l3 :  943/4 

• Revenues,  expenses,  other  income,  and  statistics  of  class  1  motor  carriers  of 

property,  calendar  year  1943.  [1944.]  2  p.  oblong  large  8°  (Statement  Q-800 ; 
Transport    Economics    and    Statistics    Bureau.)     [Subject    to    revision.]      t 

•  Item  694  IC  1  mot.13 :  ^3/5 

Opinions.     See,  below,  center  heads  beginning  Decisions. 
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July  1944  813 

Pipe  lines.  Transportation  revenue  and  traffic  of  large  oil  pipe  line  companies, 
carriers  having  annual  operating  revenues  of  more  than  $.JO0,0O0;  1st  quarter 
1944.  [1944.]  1  p.  f  (Statement  Q-GOO,  QPS.)  [Processed.  Subject  to 
revision.]     t  IC  1  pip.7  :  944/1 

Railroad  accidents.  In  matter  of  making  accident  investigation  reports  under 
locomotive  inspection  act  of  Feb.  17,  1911,  as  amended :  Atchison,  Topeka  & 
Santa  Fe  Railway,  accident  near  Mendon,  Mo.,  Apr.  21,  1944,  caused  by  failure 
of  lubricator  .steam  pipe.     [1944.]     4  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t      IC  1  acci.5  :  M  523 

• Same :  New  York  Central  System,  accident,  Ashtabula,  Ohio,  Mar.  13,  1944, 

caused  by  failure  of  locomotive  reversing  gear.     [1944.]    4  p.  4°    [Processed.]    t 

IC  1  acci.5  :  As  37/2 

Same:  Seaboard  Air  Line  Railway,  accident  (boiler  explosion),  Catawba, 

S.  C,  Apr.  27,  1944,  caused  by  overheating  of  crown  sheet  due  to  low  water. 
[1944.]     10  p.   4°     [Processed.]     t  IC  1  acci.5 :  C  281 

— — -  Investigation  2789 :  Cleveland,  Cincinnati,  Chicago  &  St.  Louis  Railway 
Company,  report  in  re  accident.  Deer  Creek,  Ohio,  Apr.  7,  1944.  [1944.]  6  p. 
il.  4°     [Processed.]     t  IC  1  acci.5 :  D  36/2 

Investigation  2790:  St.  Louis  Southwestern  Railway  Company,  report  in  re 

accident  near  Kent,  Ark.,  Apr.  8,  1944.     [1944.]     8  p.  il.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

IC  1  acci.5  :  K  413/3 

Investigation  2791 :  Chesapeake  and  Ohio  Railway  Company,  report  in  re 

accident,  Presque  Isle  Yard,  Toledo,  Ohio,  Apr.  11,  1944.  [1944.]  6  p.  il.  4° 
[Processed.]     t  IC  1  acci.5 :  T  575/2 

Investigation  2792 :  Wabash  Railroad  Company,  report  in  re  accident  near 

Gallatin,  Mo.,  Apr.  11,  1944.     [1944.]     8  p.  il  4"     [Processed.]     t 

IC  1  acci.5 :  G  135 

Investigation  2795:  Pennsylvania  Railroad  Company,  report  in  re  accident 

near  Ardara,  Pa.,  May  1,  1944.     [1944.]     8  p.  il  4°     [Processed.]     t 

IC  1  acci.5 :  Ar  28 

Rail-highway  grade-crossing  accidents,  year  ended  Dec.  31, 1943.  Washing- 
ton, D.  C.  May  1944.     [2] +31  p.  4°     (Statement  442L)      [Processed.]     $ 

L.  C.  card  A  38-1029  IC  1  acci.8 :  943 

Summary  of  accidents  reported  by  steam  railways,  Jan.  1944.     1944.     1  p. 

oblong  large  8°  (Statement  M-400;  Transport  Economics  and  Statistics  Bu- 
i-eau.)     [Monthly.    Subject  to  revision.]    t    •  Item  716 

L.  C.  card  A  27-80  IC  1  ste.31 :  944/1 

Railroads.  56th  annual  report  of  statistics  of  railways  in  United  States,  year 
ended  Deo.  31,  1942,  including  also  selected  data  relating  to  other  common 
carriers  (except  motor  carriers  and  freight  forwarders)  subject  to  interstate 
commerce  act  for  [calendar]  year  1942  [and  abstract  of  reports  of  individual 
steam  railways]  ;  prepared  by  Bureau  of  Transport  Economics  and  Statistics. 
1944.  xi+227-f301-582  p.  il.  4"  [Page  numbers  228-300  have  been  purposely 
omitted.]  *  Cloth,  $1.75  •  Item  70L  - 
L.  C.  card  9-14679  IC  1  ste.l :  942 

P'reight  train   performance  of  class  1  steam  railways   in   United   States 

(.switching  and  terininal  companies  not  included).  Mar.  1944.  [1944.]  2  p. 
oblong  large  8"  (Statement  M-211,  OS-A;  Tran.sport  Economics  and  Statistics 
Bureau.)     [Monthly.     Subject  to  revision!]     t     •  Item  705 

L.  C.  card  A  36-575  IC  1  ste.35 :  944/3 

Same,  Apr.  1944.     [1944.]     2  p.  oblong  large  8°     (Statement  M-211,  OS-A; 

Transport  Economics  and  Statistics  Bureau.)  [Monthly.  Subject  to  re- 
vision.]    t     •  Item  705  IC  1  ste.35  :  944/4 

Motive  power  and  car  equipment  of  class  1    steam   railways  in   United 

States  (class  1  switching  and  terminal  companies  included),  Mar.  1944.  [1944.] 
2  p.  oblong  large  8°  (Statement  M-240,  OS-F ;  Transport  Economics  and  Sta- 
tistics Bureau.)     [Monthly.     Subject  to  revision.]     t     •  Item  709 

L.  C.  card  A  36-576  IC  1  ste.36 :  944/3 

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814  Government  Publications 

Railroads — Continued. 

Same,  Apr.  1944.     2  p.  oblong  8°     (Statement  M-240,  OS-F;  Transport 

Economics    and     Statistics    Bureau.)     I  Monthly.     Subject    to    revision.]     t 

•  Item  7U})  IC  1  ste.36  :  944/4 

Operating  revenues  and  operating  expenses  of  class  1  steam  railways  in 

tlie  United  States  (switching  and  terminal  companies  not  included),  Mar.  1944. 
[1944.]  2  p.  oblong  large  8"  (Statement  M-lOO;  Transport  Economics  and 
Statistics  Bureau.)      [Monthly.     Subject  to  revision.]     t     •  Item  710 

L.  C.  card  A  33-1300  IC  1  ste.l9 :  944/3 

Same,  Apr.  1944.     [1944.]     2  p.  oblong  large  8°     (Statement  M-lOO;  Trans- 
port Economics  and  Statistics  Bui'eau. )      [Monthly.     Subject  to  revision.]     t 

•  Item  710  IC  1  ste.lO :  944/4 

Operating  revenues  and  operating  expenses,  selected  items  for  large  steam 

railways,  Apr.  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  oblong  large  8°  (Statement  M-150;  Trans- 
port Economics  and  Statistics  Bureau.)      [Montlily.     Subject  to  revision.]     t 

•  Item  711 

L.  C.  card  A  29-378  IC  1  ste.20 :  944/4 

Operating  statistics  of  large  steam  railways,  selected  items  for  Mar.  lf>44, 

compared  with  Mar.  1943;  Mar.  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  oblong  large  8°  (State- 
ment M-200;  Transport  Economics  and  Statistics  Bureau.)  [Monthly.  Sub- 
ject to  revision.]     t     •  Item  712 

L.  C.  card  A  29-380  IC  1  ste.22 :  944/3 

■    Passenger  traffic  statistics    (other  than  commutation)    of  class  1  steam 

railways  in  United  States  (switching  and  terminal  companies  not  included), 
Feb.    1944.     [1944.]     2   p.   oblong   large   8°     (Statement   M-250.)     [Monthly. 
Processed.     Subject  to  revision.]     t 
L.  C.  card  A  38-1273  IC  1  ste.40 :  944/2 

Passenger  train  performance  of  class  1  steam  railways  in  United  States 

(switching  and  terminal  companies  not  included),  Apr.  1944.  [1944.]  4  p. 
oblong  large  8°  ( Statement  M-213,  OS-B  ;  Transport  Economics  and  Statistics 
Bui-eau.)      [Monthly.     Subject  to  revision.]     t     •  Item  713 

L.  C.  card  A  36-577  IC  lste.37 :  944/4 

• Revenue   traffic   statistics   of  class   1   steam   railways   in   United   States 

(switching  and  terminal  companies  not  included).  Mar.  1944.     [1944.]     2  p. 
oblong  large  8°     (Statement  M-220,  OS-D ;  Transport  Economics  and  Statis- 
tics Bureau.)     [Monthly.     Subject  to  revision.]     t     •  Item  714 
L.  C.  card  A  29-381  IC  1  ste.24 :  944/3 

Selected  income   and  balance-sheet  items  of  class  1  steam  railways  in 

United  States  (switching  and  terminal  companies  not  included)  [and  Selected 
income  items  by  regions  and  districts,  class  1  steam  railways],  Mar.  1944. 
[1944.]  2  p.  il.  oblong  large  8°  (Statement  M-125 ;  Transport  Economics  and 
Statistics  Bureau.)      [Monthly.     Subject  to  revision.]     t     •  Item  715 

L.  C.  card  A  32-1785  IC  1  ste.34 :  944/3 

• Summary  tables  of  56th  annual  report  on  statistics  of  railways  in  United 

States,  year  ended  Dec.  31,  1942,  including  also  selected  data  relating  to  other 
carriers  (except  motor  carriers  and  freight  forwarders)  subject  to  interstate 
commerce  act  for  [calendar]  year  1942;  prepared  by  Bureau  of  Transport 
Economics  and  Statistics.     1944.     xi-|-227  p.  il.  4°     *  Paper,  50c. 

IC  1  ste.l/a :  942 

Tons  of  revenue  freight  originated  and  tons  terminated  in  carloads  by 

classes  of  commodities  and  by  geographic  areas,  class  1  steam  railways,  [cal- 
endar] year  1943.  [1944.]  13  p.  oblong  large  S"  (Statement  M-550,  SCS; 
Transport    Economics    and    Statistics    Bureau.)     [Subject    to    revision.]     t 

•  Item  717 

L.  C.  card  A40-2952  IC  1  ste.42 :  943/13 

Yard  service  performance  of  class  1  steam  railways  in  T'liited  States  (class 

1  switching  and  terminal  companies  included).  Mar.  1944.  1944.  1  p.  oblong 
large  8°  (Statement  M-215,  OS-C;  Transport  Economics  and  Statistics  Bu- 
reau.)     [Monthly.     Subject  to  revision.]     t     •  Item  719 

L.  C.  card  A  36-578  IC  1  ste.38 :  944/3 

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JUI.T  1944  815 

Railroads — Continued. 

Same,  Apr.  1944.     1944.     1  p.  oblong  large  8°     (Statement  M-215,  OS-C; 

Transport  Economics  and  Statistics  Bureau.)  [Monthly.  Subject  to  revision.] 
t     •  Item  719  IC  1  ste.SS :  1M4/4 

Railivay  employees.     Wage  statistics  of  class  1  steam  railways  in  United  States 
(switching  and  terminal  companies  not  included),  Mar.  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  il. 
oblong  large  8°     (Statement  M-300;  Transport  Economic  and  Statistics  Bu- 
reau.)     [Monthly.     Subject  to  revision.]     f     •  Item  718 
L.  C.  card  A29-3S2  IC  1  ste.25 :  944/3 

Traffic  decisions.     See,  below,  center  head  Decisions  (Traffic). 

Transportation.    Monthly    comment   on    transportation   statistics    [Apr.    1944]. 
June  5, 1944.     14  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  A  42-3365  IC  1.17 :  944/4 

Valuation  decisions.     See,  below,  center  head  Decisions  {Valuatioti) . 

Water  carrier  decisions.     See,  below,  center  head  Decisions  (Water  carrier-). 

Decisions  (Finance) 

Note. — The  following;  decisions  or  opinions  issued  in  separate  form  ai-e  from  the  Inter- 
state Commerce  Commission  reports. 

Chicago,  Milwaukee,  St.  Paul  &  Pacific  Railroad.  Finance  docket  no.  10882,  Chi- 
cago, Milwaukee,  St.  Paul  &  Pacific  Railroad  Company  reorganization ;  decided 
Dec.  6,  1943.     [1944.]     p.  707-744.     (F-8639.)      [From  v.  254.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

IC  1.6/la :  F-8630 

New  York  Central  Railroad.  Finance  docket  no.  13914,  New  York  Central  Rail- 
road Company  abandonment;  decided  Feb.  25,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  745-766. 
(F-8640.)      [From  V.  254.]     *  Paper.  5c.  IC  1.6/la :  F-8640 

Decisions   (Afotor  carrier) 

Note. — The  following  decisions  or  opinions  issued  in  separate  form  are  from  the  Inter- 
state Commerce  Commission  reports. 

Airplane  engines.  Investigation  and  suspension  docket  no.  M-2215,  airplane 
engines  between  points  in  the  Southwest;  [decided  Mar.  20,  1944].  [1944.] 
[1] +242-246  p.     (M-6518.)      [From  Motor  carrier  cases,  v.  43.]     *' Paper,  5c. 

IC  1  mot.8/a :  M-60I8 

Freight  rates.  Investigation  and  suspension  docket  no.  M-2154,  minimum  rate 
restrictions  to,  from,  and  within  the  Southwest;  decided  Feb.  17,  1944.  [1944.] 
p.  161-172.     (M-6510.)      [From  Motor  carrier  cases,  v.  43.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

IC  1  mot.8/a  :  M-6510 

Investigation  and  suspension  docket  no.  M-2233,  Transamerican  Fi'eight 

Lines,  classes  in  central  territory;  decided  Feb.  23,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  189-199. 
(M-6513.)      [From  Motor  carrier  cases,  v.  43.]     *  Paper.  5c. 

IC  1  mot.8/a  :  M-6513 

Investigation  and  .'suspension  docket  no.  ]\I-2240,  minimum  charges  in  cen- 
tral territory;  decided  Feb.  22,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  14.V15S.  (M-650S.)  [From 
Motor  carrier  cases,  v.  43.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1  mot.8/a  :  M-aiOS 

— —  Investigation  and  suspension  docket  no.  M-2333,  increased  rates,  Hayes 
Freight  Lines;  decided  Feb.  24,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  173-185.  (M-6511.)  [From 
Motor  carrier  cases,  v.  43.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1  mot.8/a  :  ]\I-6.111 

Gay's  E.Tpress,  Inc.  No.  MC-C-276,  Gay's  Express,  Inc.,  v.  Marvin  J.  Haigis  and 
Kneeland  G.  Nichols  [doing  business  as  Tri-State  Motor  Lines]  ;  decided  Apr. 
7,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  277-282.  (M-6522.)  [From  Motor  carrier  cases,  v.  43.] 
*  Paper.  5c.  IC  1  mot.8/a  :  M-6522 

Moore  Motor  Freight  Lines.  No.  MC-17481,  Ernest  E.  Moore  [doing  business  as 
Moore  Motor  Freight  Lines]  common  carrier  application ;  decided  Jan.  29,  1944. 
[1944.]     p.  91-120.     (M-6501.)      [From  Motor  carrier  cases,  v.  43.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

IC  1  mot.8/a :  M-6501 

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Paint.  No.  Mr-C-367,  Sherwin-Williams  Company  v.  Advance  Transportation 
Company  of  "Wisconsin  et  al. ;  [decided  Feb.  15,  19441.  [1944.1  [1]  +186-188  p. 
(M-6512.)      [From  Motor  carrier  cases,  v.  43.1     *  Paper,  5c. 

IC  1  mot.8/a  :  M-6512 

Petroleum  produets.  Investigation  and  suspension  docket  no.  M-2305,  petroleum 
products  between  Arkansas,  Kansas,  Mi-ssouri,  and  Oklahoma ;  decided  Apr.  12, 
1944.  [1944.1  p.  261-268.  (M-6520.)  [From  Motor  carrier  cases,  v.  43.1 
*  Paper,  5c.  IC  1  mot.8/a  :  M-6520 

Reliable  Van  d  Warehouse  Co.  No.  MC-43482  (sub-no.  1),  Reliable  Van  &  Ware- 
house Company,  extension  of  operations;  [decided  Jan.  22,  19441.  [1944.1 
[11+218-220  p.     (M-6516.)     [From  Motor  carrier  cases,  v.  43.1     *  Paper,  5c. 

IC  1  mot.8/a  :  M-6516 

Royal  Cadillac  Service,  Inc.  No.  MC-95463  (sub-no.  2),  Royal  Cadillac  Service, 
Inc.,  common  carrier  application,  new  operations ;  decided  Mar.  24,  1944. 
[1944.1  p.  247-260.  (M-6519.)  [From  Motor  carrier  cases,  v.  4.3.1  *  Paper; 
5c.  IC  1  mot.8/a  :  M-6519 

Sullivan,  Long  &  Hagerty,  Inc.  No.  MC-7316^,  Sullivan,  Long  &  Hagerty,  Inc., 
common  carrier  application;  decided  Feb.  24,  1944.  [1944.1  p.  203-217. 
(M-6515.)      [From  Motor  carrier  cases,  v.  43.1     *  Paiper,  5c. 

IC  1  mot.8/a  :  M-6515 

Teeter,  John  S.,  d  Som,  Inc.  No.  MC-104242.  John  S.  Teeter  &  Sons.  Incorporated, 
common  carrier  application;  [decided  Mar.  2.  19441.  [1944.1  [11+200-202  p. 
(M-6514.)      [From  Motor  carrier  cases,  v.  43.1     *  Paper,  5c. 

IC  1  mot.8/a  ;  M-6514 

Decisions  (Motor  carrier,  finance) 

Note. — The  followinff  decisions  or  opinions  issued  in  separate  form  are  from  the  Inter- 
state Commerce  Commission  reports. 

Great  Central  Transport  Corporation.  No.  MC-F-2207.  John  Bridge,  control. 
Lecrone-Benedict  Ways,  Inc..  purchase.  Great  Central  Transport  Corporation ; 
decided  Feb.  29, 1M4.  [1944.1  p.  591-594.  (MF-1394.)  [From  Motor  carrier 
cases,  v.  39.1     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1  mot.S/a  2 :  MF-1394 

Keesliin  Freight  IJnes.  Inc.  No.  IMC-F-1108,  Keeshin  Freight  Lines.  Inc.,  issuance 
of  notes?  decided  Feb.  15,  1944.  [1944.1  P-  58^590.  (MF-1393.)  [From 
Motor  carrier  cases,  v.  39.1     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1  mot.8/a  2 ;  MF-1393 

Onondaga  Freight  Corp.  No.  MC-F-2148.  Ontario  Freight  Lines  Corp.  lease, 
Onondaga  Freight  Corp.;  decided  Aug.  4,  1&43.  [1944.1  p.  607-609.  (MF- 
1397.)      [From  Motor  carrier  cases,  v.  39.1     *  Paper,  5c. 

IC  1  mot.8/a  2 :  MF-1397 

Pittshurgh-Wheelinp  Truck  Service.  Inc.  No.  MC-F-2312.  Samuel  Creig,  control, 
Pittsburgh-Wheeling  Truck  Service,  Inc.;  [decided  Mar.  29,  19441.  [1944.1 
[11+604-606  p.     (MF-1396.)      [From  Motor  carrier  cases,  v.  39.1     *  Paper,  5c. 

IC  1  mot.8/a  2 ;  MF-1396 

Rogers  Transfer  Co.  No.  I\IC-F-1864.  Charlton  Bros.  Transportation  Co..  Incor- 
porated, purchase,  John  I.  Rogers  [doing  business  as  Rogers  Transfer  Company  ; 
decided  Feb.  24,  19441.  [1944.1  [11+610-612  p.  (MF-1398.)  [From  Motor 
carrier  cases,  v.  39.1     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1  mot.8/a  2 ;  MF-1398 

Decisions  (Traffic) 

XorE. — The  followinff  decisions  or  opinions  issued  in  separate  form  are  from  the  Inter- 
state Commerce  Commission  reports. 

Airplane  engines.  Investigation  and  suspension  docket  no.  .5205,  airplane  engines 
in  official  territory;  [derided  Mar.  24,  19441.  [1944.1  [11+226-232  p. 
( [Opinion  1  24368.)      [From  v.  258.1     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la  :  24368 

Alcohol.  Fourth  section  application  no.  20162.  alcohol  from  Texas;  decided  Mar. 
10,1944.  [1944.1  p.  271-278.  ([Opinionl  24374.)  [From  v.  25S.1  *  Paper, 
5c.  IC  1.6/la  ;  24374 

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Asphalt.  No.  28892,  C.  B.  Mitcham  v.  Atchisou,  Topeka  and  Santa  Fe  Railway 
Company;  decided  Mar.  21,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  255-2G0.  ([Opinion]  24371.) 
[From  V.  258.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la  :  24371 

Barrels.  No.  28918,  J.  R.  Kelley  Cooperage  Company  v.  Illinois  Central  Railroad 
Company  et  al. ;  [decided  Mar.  11,  1944].  [1944.]  [1] +202-204  p.  ([Opin- 
ion] 24363  [24365].)      [From  v.  25S.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la  :  24365 

Bricks.  No.  28961,  Mason  City  Brick  and  Tile  Company  v.  Chicago,  Milwaukee, 
St.  Paul,  and  Pacific  Railroad  Company  (Henry  A.  Scandrett,  Walter  J.  Cum- 
mings,  and  George  I.  Haight,  trustees)  et  al. ;  [decided  Feb.  26,  1944].  [1944.] 
[1] +312-314  p.     ([Opinion]  24382.)      [From  v.  258.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

IC  1.6/la :  24382 

Carrots.  No.  28821,  Western  Growers  Protective  Association  v.  Aberdeen  and 
Rockfish  Railroad  Company  et  al. ;  decided  Mar.  11,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  233-247. 
( [Opinion]  24369.)      [From  v.  258.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la  :  24369 

Cement.  No.  28755,  Colorado  Portland  Cement  Company  v.  Apache  Railway  Com- 
pany et  al.;  [decided  Mar.  16,  1944].  [1944.]  [l]+24S-254  p.  ([Opinion] 
24370.)      [From  V.  258.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la  :  24370 

Dining-car  service.  No.  28898,  Clarence  Brown  et  al.  v.  Atlantic  Coast  Line  Rail- 
road Company ;  decided  Dec.  16, 1943.  [1944.]  p.  681-698.  ( [Opinion]  24337. ) 
[From  V.  256.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la  :  24337 

Food  for  dogs.  No.  28899,  Gaines  Food  Company,  Incorporated,  v.  Aberdeen  & 
Rockfish  Railroad  Company  et  al.  :  decided  Mar.  17,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  291-292. 
( [Opinion]  24378. )      [From  v.  258.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la  :  24378 

Freight  rates.  Investigation  and  suspension  docket  no.  5110,  maximum  rate 
provision,  ocean-rail  to  Southwest;  decided  Feb.  24,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  63-70. 
([Opinion]  24358.)      [From  v.  258.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la :  24358 

Furl  oil.  No.  28936,  O.  C.  Field  Gasoline  Corporation  v.  Nevada  Northern  Rail- 
way Company  et  al. ;  [decided  Apr.  8,  1944].  [1944.]  [l]+350+354p.  ([Opin- 
ion]   24387.)      [From  v.  258.]     *  Paper,   5c.  IC  1.6/la :  24387 

Oamline.  No.  28860,  Pure  Oil  Company  v.  Atlantic  Coast  Line  Railroad  Company 
et  al. ;  decided  Jan.  19,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  723-732.  ([Opinion]  24340.)  [From 
v.  256.]    *Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la  :  24340 

Grain.  Fourth  section  application  no.  20214,  grain  and  grain  products  between 
northwestern  points ;  decided  Mar.  16,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  279-282:  ([Opinion] 
24375.)  [From  v.  258  (volume  number  is  incorrectly  given  on  p.  279  as  259.)] 
*  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la  :  24375 

Investigation  and  suspension  docket  no.  5249,  transit  Government  grain 

at    Ohio    River;    decided    IMar.    25,    1944.     [1944.]     p.    2aj-214.     ([Opinion] 
24366.)     [From  V.  258.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la  :  24366 

No.  28823,  Enid  Board  of  Trade  et  al.  v.  Atchison,  Topeka  &  Santa  Fe 

Railway  Company  et  al. ;  decided  Mar.  7,  1944.     [1944.]     p.  215-225.     ( [Opin- 
ion] 24367.)     [From  V.  258.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la  :  24367 

Heating  apparatm.  Investigation  and  suspension  docket  no.  5085,  two-for-one 
rule,  heating  or  cooking  apparatus;  decided  Mar.  18,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  305-311. 
([Opinion]  24381.)      [From  v.  258.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la :  24381 

Hides.  No.  28729,  Schoen  Brothoi-s,  Inc.,  v.  Erie  Railroad  Company  (John  A. 
Iladden  and  Robert  E.  Woodruff,  trustees)  et  al.;  decided  Feb.  15,  1944. 
[1944.]     p.   161-176.      ([Opinion]    24363.)      [From  v.   258.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

IC  1.6/la :  24363 

Iron.  No.  28951,  M.  N.  Landay  Company  v.  Pennsylvania  Railroad  Company; 
decided  Mar.  14.  1944.  [1944.]  p.  287-290.  ([Opinion]  24377.)  [From  v. 
258.]     *  Paper,    5c.  IC  1.6/la  :  24377 

Leather.  Investigation  and  suspension  docket  no.  5262,  leather  from  Michigan 
to  Wisconsin  and  Illinois ;  decided  Mar.  8,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  283-286.  ([Opin- 
ion]   24376.)      [From   v.   258.]     *  Paper,   5c.  IC  1.6/la :  24376 

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ivestock.     Investigation  and  suspension  docket  no.  4779,  livestock  to  and 
South ;  decided  Mar.  7,  1944.     [1944.]     p.  265-210.     ([Opinion]  24373.)     [1 
V.  258.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la  :  1 


Meat.  Fourth  section  application  no.  19424,  fresh  meats  from  central  and  ad- 
jacent territory  to  the  East;  decided  Mar.  23,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  299-304. 
([Opinion]  24380.)      [From  v.  258.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la :  24380 

Paper.  Fourth  section  application  no.  19788.  wrapping  paper  to  Texas ;  decided 
Mar.  16,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  261-264.  ([Opinion]  24372.)  [From  v.  258.] 
•Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la  :  24372 

Petroleum.  No.  28760.  Midland  Cooperative  Wholesale  v.  Abilene  &  Southern 
Railwav  Companv  et  al.;  decided  Feb.  24,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  75-1  OS.  ([Opin- 
ion]   24360.)      [From  v.  258.]     *  Paper,   10c.  IC  l.G/la :  24360 

No.  28789,  Minnelusa  Oil  Corporation  et  al.  v.  Continental  Pipe  Line  Com- 
pany et  al.:  decided  Feb.  8,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  41-62.  ([Opinion]  24357.) 
[From  V.  258.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la  :  24357 

Petroleum  products.  No.  28779,  Mid-Continent  Petroleum  Corporation  v.  Louisi- 
ana &  Arkansas  Railway  Company,  [decided  Jan.  29,  1944].  [1944.]  [1]  + 
4-6  p.     ([Opinion]  24350.)      [From  v.  258.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la :  24350 

Sand.  No.  28956,  American  Radiator  &  Standard  Sanitary  Corporation  v.  Atchi- 
son, Topeka  and  Santa  Fe  Railwav  Company  et  a!. ;  decided  Feb.  26,  1944. 
[1944.]     p.  71-74.      ([Opinion]  24359.)      [From  v.  258.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

IC  1.6/la :  24359 

Steel.  No.  28873,  Andrews  Hardware  &  Metal  Company  v.  Calmar  Steamship 
Corporation  et  al. ;  decided  Feb.  26,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  293-298.  ([Opinion] 
24379.)      [From   v.   258.]     *  Paper,    5c.  IC  1.6/la :  24379 

Decisions  {Valuation) 

Note. — The  following  decisions  or  opinions  issued  in  separate  form  are  from  the  Interstate 
Commerce  Commission  valuation  reports. 

Phillips  Petroleum  Co.  Valuation  docket  no.  1271,  Phillips  Petroleum  Company, 
Gasoline  Pipe  Line  Department ;  [decided  Mar.  10,  1944.]  [1944.]  [l]-f526- 
541  p.     (B-1013.)      [From  Valuation  reports,  v.  49.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

IC  1  val.9/a  :  B-1013 

Valvoline  Oil  Co.  Valuation  docket  no.  1270,  Valvoline  Oil  Company,  Pipe  Line 
Department;  [decided  Oct.  29,  1943.]  [1944.]  [1] +498-525  p.  (B-1012.) 
[From  Valuation  reports,  v.  49.]     *  Paper,  10c.  IC  1  val.9/a :  B-1012 

Decisions  {Water  carrier) 

Note The  following  decisions  or  opinions  issued  in  separate  form  are  from  the  Inter- 
state Commerce  Commission  reports. 

Lendten.  Raymond.     No.  W-65S.  Raymond  Lendteu  contract  carrier  application; 
decided   Mar.    17,    1944.     [1944.]     p.    189-192.     (WC-200.)      [From   v.    260.] 
♦Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la  :  WC-200 

Lykes-Coastioise  Line,  Inc.  No.  W-6,  Lykes-Coastwise  Line,  Inc.,  applications; 
decided  Feb.  12,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  201-205.  (WC-202.)  [From  v.  260.] 
♦Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la :  WC-202 

McCarthy,  T.  J.,  Steamship  Co.  No.  W-592,  T.  J.  McCarthy  Steamship  Company 
common  carrier  application;  decided  Mar.  7,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  175-184. 
(WC-198.)      [From  v.  260.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la :  WC-198 

Pere  Marquette  Raihoay.  No.  W-887,  Pere  Marquette  Railway  Company  com- 
mon carrier  application;  [decided  Feb.  23,  1944].  [1944.]  [1] +206-210  p. 
(WC-203.)      [From  v.  260.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la  :  WC-203 

Waterman  Toicing  Co.  No.  W-574,  Waterman  Towing  Company  applications; 
decided  Mar.  16,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  185-188.  (WC-199.)  [i^om  v.  260.] 
•  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la  :  WC-199 

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JUSTICE  DEPARTMENT 

Adam,  Folger.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  44230,  Folger  Adam  v.  United  States: 
defendant's  brief.     [1944.]     p  27-43.     %  J  1.80:  Ad  13/2 

Same;  defendant's  exceptions  to  commissioner's  report  and  request  for 

.special  findings.     [1944.]     p.  13-18.       t  J  1.80:  Ad  13 

Adkins  Properties.  No.  10964,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  5tli  circuit,  Adkins 
Properties,  Lola  Armstrong,  trustee,  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on 
petition  for  review  of  decision  of  Tax  Court;  brief  for  respondent.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  ii+30  p.     $  J  1.76 :  Ad  53 

American  Liberty  Pipe  Line  Co.  No.  10947,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  5tli 
circuit,  American  Liberty  Pipe  Line  Company  i\  commissioner  of  internal 
revenue,  on  petition  for  review  of  decision  of  Tax  Court;  brief  for  respondent. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  ii+32  p.     t  J  1.76 :  Am  35  li/4 

American  Tobacco  Co.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  43600,  American  Tobacco  Com- 
pany V.  United  States;  defendant's  exceptions  to  report  of  commissioner. 
[1944.]     p.  65-67.     t  J1.80:Am35to 

Anf/elus  Milling  Co.  No.  l-^G,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d  circuit,  Angelus 
Milling  Company  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for  review 
<if  decision  of  Tax  Court;  brief  for  respondent.  [1944.]  cover  title,  iv4-46  p. 
t  J  1.76 :  An  43 

Armstrong,  Mrs.  Murphy  8.  Nos.  280O-1,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  10th 
circuit,  Murphy  Shannon  Armstrong  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue ; 
Gayle  Geard  Armstrong  v.  [same],  on  petitions  for  review  of  decisions  of  Tax 
Court ;  brief  for  respondent.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii +36  p.     t       J  1.76  :Ar  58/2 

Arundel  Corporation.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  45655,  Arundel  Corporation  v. 
United  States ;  defendant's  brief.     [1944.]     p.  99-119.     t  J  1.80  :Ar  84/4 

Bntterman,  John  J.  No.  963,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1943, 
John  J.  Batterman  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for  writ 
of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  6th  circuit ;  brief  for  respondent  in 
opposition.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i+11  p.      t  J  1.78  :B  322 

Baur.  Mrs.  Emma  ^f.  No.  S"r)5.  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  3d  circuit,  Mar- 
guerite E.  Baur,  alleged  donee  and  transferee  [of  Emma  M.  Baur],  v.  com- 
missioner of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for  review  of  decision  of  Tax  Court ; 
brief  for  respondent.      [1944.]     cover  title,  i+17  p.     $  J  1.76 :  B  329 

Billings,  Arthur  O.  No.  215,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1943, 
Arthur  Goodwyn  Billings  r.  Karl  Truesdell,  Army  on  writ  of  certiorari  to  cir- 
cuit court  of  appeals  for  10th  circuit;  brief  for  respondent.  [1944.]  cover 
t  i  tie,  ii  -1-43  p.     J  J  1.78  :  B  496/2 

Blount,  Edward  D.  Brief  and  appendix  for  appellee,  United  States  Court  of 
Appeals,  District  of  Columbia,  Apr.  term,  1944,  no.  8705,  Edward  DeRoulhac 
P.luniit  vs.  Ray  L.  Huff,  superintendent  of  District  of  Columbia  Reformatory, 
appeal  from  District  Court  of  United  States  for  District  of  Columbia ;  brief  for 
appellee.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i+3-f  [3]-f  23  p.     $  J  1.77  :  B  623 

Boston,  Mass.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  46089,  city  of  Boston,  for  itself  and  in  part 
for  use  and  benefit  of  National  Surety  Corporation,  and  National  Surety 
Corporation  v.  United  States;  defendant's  counterclaim.     [1944.]     p.  37-40     $ 

J  1.80 :  B  657 

Boyd,  Cam  C.  No.  2914,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  10th  circuit,  Benjamin 
E.  Cook,  administrator  of  Cam  C.  Boyd,  v.  United  States,  appeal  from  district 
court  for  western  district  of  Oklahoma;  brief  for  appellee.  [1944.]  cover  title. 
i+15  p.     t  J  1.76  :B  692 

Broicm,  Mrs.  Myra  C.  No.  10948,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  5th  circuit,  Myra 
C.  Brown  v.  commissioner  of  Internal  revenue,  on  petition  for  review  of 
decision  of  Tax  Court;  brief  for  respondent.     [1944.]     cover  title,  il+22  p.     t 

J  1.76 :  B  814/2 

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Capitol  Greyhound  Lines.  No.  991,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term, 
1943,  Capilol  (ircyliouiul  Lines  and  Capilol  Greyhoniid  Lines  of  Indiana,  Inc., 
V.  National  Labor  Relations  Board,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit 
court  of  appeals  for  the  6th  circuit ;  brief  for  National  Labor  Relations  Board. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  ii+21  p.       t  J  1.78:  C 172 

Carter,  A.  L.,  lAtmber  Co.  No.  10979,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  5th  circuit, 
A.  L.  Carter  Lumber  Company,  Aubrey  L.  Carter  and  R.  D.  Randolph,  individ- 
ually, trustees,  doing  business  as  A.  L.  Carter  Lumber  Company  v.  commissioner 
of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for  review  of  decision  of  Tax  Court ;  brief  for 
respondent.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii+19  p.     t  J  1.7C :  C  245 

Central  States  Electric  Co.  No.  1000.  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct. 
term,  1943,  Central  States  Electric  Company  v.  Muscatine,  Iowa,  and  Elmer  E. 
Johnson,  for  himself  and  users  of  natural  gas  in  Greenfield,  Iowa,  et  al.,  on 
petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  7th  circuit ;  brief 
for  Federal  Power  Commission  in  opposition.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i+18  p.     t 

3  1.78 :  C  333/3 

Cherokee  Spiniting  Co.  No.  9270,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  6th  circuit, 
Cherokee  Spinning  Company  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition 
for  review  of  decision  of  Processing  Tax  Board  of  Review ;  brief  for  respondent. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  iv+32  p.     t  J  1.76:0424/4 

Chicago,  III.  No.  8331,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  7th  circuit,  United  States  v. 
93,673  square  feet  of  floor  space,  more  or  less,  in  Chicago,  Cook  County,  111., 
Clearing  Industrial  District,  Inc.,  General  Motors  Corporation  and  Argonaut 
Realty  Division ;  General  Motors  Corporation  v.  United  States,  appeal  from 
district  court  for  northern  district  of  Illinois,  eastern  division,  Michael  L.  Igoe, 
presiding;  brief  for  United  States.     [1943.]     cover  title,  ii+32  p.     $ 

J  1.76 :  C  432  co 

Childs,  Mrs.  Anna  D.  No.  8590,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  3d  circuit,  commis- 
sioner of  internal  revenue  v.  estate  of  Anna  D.  Childs,  James  H.  Childs  [et  al.], 
executors,  on  petition  for  review  of  decision  of  Tax  Court;  brief  for  petitioner. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  iii+35+42a  p.     %  J  1.76  :C  437 

Christianson,  John  E.  No.  8534,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  7th  circuit,  Milnor 
N.  Daflinrud,  general  guardian  for  John  Edward  Christianson,  incompetent,  v. 
United  States,  appeal  from  district  court  for  western  district  of  Wisconsin, 
Patrick  T.  Stone,  district  judge;  brief  of  defendant-appellee.  [1944.]  cover 
title,  i +8  p.     %  J  1.76:0  462 

Clayton,  Charles  M.  Nos.  886-887,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term, 
1943,  Charles  Milburn  Clayton  v.  United  States;  Thomas  Howard  StuU  v. 
[same],  on  petitions  for  writs  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  4th 
circuit;  memorandum  for  United  States  in  opposition.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
i+5  p.     %  J  1.78:  0  579 

CUnehmore  Coal  Mining  Co.  No.  9723,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  6th  circuit, 
Clinchmore  Coal  Mining  Company  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  peti- 
tion for  review  of  decision  of  Tax  Court ;  brief  for  respondent.  [1944.]  cover 
title,  iv+32  p.     $  J  1.76 :  O  615 

Coffman,  Roscoe  A.  No.  939,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1943, 
Roscoe  A.  Coffman  v.  Breeze  Corporations,  Inc..  and  United  States,  appeal  from 
district  court  for  district  of  New  Jersey ;  motion  of  United  States  to  aflBrm. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  12  p.     t  J  1.78 :  0  654 

Cold  Metal  Process  Co.  Civil  no.  21910,  in  district  court  for  northern  district  of 
Ohio,  eastern  division.  United  States  v.  Cold  Metal  Process  Company  and  Abram 
P.  Steckel ;  plaintiff's  brief  opposing  defendant's  motion  under  rule  12  for  hear- 
ing in  advance  of  trial  and  for  partial  summary  judgment  for  defendents,  pur- 
suant to  rule  56.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i+16  p.     t  J  1.75:0  673/4 

Commercial  Union  A-isurance  Co.,  Ltd.  Nos.  — — ,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for 
2d  circuit.  Commercial  Union  Assiu'ance  Company,  Ltd.,  v.  commissioner  of 
internal  revenue,  on  petitions  for  review  of  decisions  of  Tax  Court;  brief  for 
respondent.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii +39  p.     t  J  1.76:  0  736/2 

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Cansumers  Union  of  V.  8.,  Inc.  Brief  for  appellee,  United  States  Court  of  Ap- 
peals, District  of  Columbia,  Apr.  term,  1944,  uo.  8704,  Consumers  Union  of  U.  S., 
Inc.,  V.  Frank  J.  Walker,  Postmaster  General,  appeal  from  District  Court  of 
United  States  for  District  of  Columbia.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i+6  p.     t 

J  1.77  :  C  76G 

Country  Garden  Market,  Inc.  No.  945,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct. 
term,  1943,  Country  Garden  Market,  Inc.,  v.  Chester  Bowles,  administrator,  Office 
of  Price  Administration  et  al.,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  United  States 
Court  of  Appeals  for  District  of  Columbia ;  memorandum  for  respondent. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  i+8  p.     t  J  1-78 :  C  832/2 

Court  Holding  Co.  No.  10976  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  5th  circuit,  Court 
Holding  Company  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for  review 
of  decision  of  Tax  Court ;  brief  for  respondent.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii+SS  p.     % 

J  1.76:0  835 

Cromer,  Clarence.  No.  990,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944 
[1943],  Clarence  Cromer  v.  United  States,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to 
United  States  Court  of  Appeals  for  District  of  Columbia ;  brief  for  United 
States  in  opposition.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i+13  p.     %  J  1.78  :C  88 

Doll,  Francis.  No.  12773,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  8th  circuit,  Francis  Doll  v. 
commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for  review  of  decision  of  Tax 
Court;  brief  for  respondent.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii+15  p.     $  J  1.76:  D69 

Driscoll,  George  F.,  Co.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  45455,  George  F.  Driscoll  Com- 
pany V.  United  States ;  defendant's  brief.     [1944.]     p.  65-82.     t      J  1.80 :  D  833 

Eaton,  Julian  S.  No.  10991,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  5th  circuit,  Julian  S. 
Eaton  and  Ethelynn  W.  Eaton  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition 
for  review  of  decisions  of  Tax  Court;  brief  for  respondent.  [1944.]  cover 
title,   ii+22  p.     %  J1.76:Ea84 

Emporium  Capwell  Co.  No.  934,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term, 
1943,  Emporium  Capwell  Company  v.  Clifford  C.  Anglim,  collector  of  internal 
revenue,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  9th 
circuit ;  brief  for  respondent  in  opposition.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i-|-15  p.     $ 

J  1.78 :  Em  75 

Engleiy  Electric  Co.,  Inc.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  46106,  Engleby  Electric  Com- 
pany, Inc.,  V.  United  States;  demurrer  [and]  brief  in  support  of  demurrer. 
[1944.]     p.  &-15.     t  Jl.S0:En35 

Eury,  Harry  B.  Brief  for  appellee.  United  States  Court  of  Appeals  for  District 
of  Columbia,  Apr.  term,  1944,  no.  8672,  Harry  B.  Eury  v.  Ray  L.  Huff,  general 
superintendent,  D.  C.  Reformatory,  appeal  from  District  Court  of  United  States 
for  District  of  Columbia.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i-f3  p.     t  J1.77:Eu75 

Express  Publishing  Co.  No.  10973,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  5th  circuit, 
Express  Publishing  Company  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition 
for  review  of  decision  of  Tax  Court ;  brief  for  respondent.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
i+14  p.     t  J  1.76:  Ex  77/5 

Fra7ikliti  Peanut  Co.  No.  5238,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  4th  circuit,  Franklin 
Peanut  Company  ly.  commissioner  of  internal  reveiuie,  on  petition  for  review  of 
decision  of  Tax  Court;  brief  for  respondent.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii+59  p.     t 

J  1.76  :  F  854/2 

Gallagher  Steak  House,  Inc.  No.  1043,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct. 
term,  1943,  Gallagher  Steak  House,  Inc.,  v.  Chester  Bowles,  administrator, 
Office  of  Price  Administration,  et  al.,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit 
court  of  appeals  for  2d  circuit;  memorandum  for  respondent  in  opposition. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  4  p.     $  J  1.78  :G  135 

Gay,  Edward  J.,  Planting  d  Mfg.  Co.,  Ltd.  No.  10905,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals 
for  5th  circuit,  Edward  J.  Gay  Planting  &  Mfg.  Co.,  Ltd.,  v.  coumiissioner  of 
internal  revenue,  on  petition  for  review  of  decision  of  Tax  Court ;  brief  for 
respondent.     [1944.]     cover    title,    i-f20   p.     t  J  1.76  :G  25 


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Geldzahler,  Max.  No.  980,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1943, 
Max  Geklzahler  v.  United  States,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit 
court  of  appeals  for  utb  circuit;  brief  for  United  States  in  opposition.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  i+10  p.     t  J  1.78:0  281 

Gtcse,  Willis  E.  Brief  for  appellee,  United  States  Court  of  Appeals,  District  of 
Columbia,  no.  8702,  Willis  E.  Giese  v.  United  States,  appeal  from  District  Court 
of  United  States  for  District  of  Columbia.     [1944.]     cover  title,  1+8  p.     t 

J  1.77 :  G  364 

Oillioz,  M.  E.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  44869,  M.  E.  Gillioz  v.  United  States  defend- 
ant's exceptions  to  commissioner's  report.     [1944.]     p.  33-35.     t       J  1.80  :G  416 

Goldsmith,  Clifford.  No.  107241,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d  circuit,  Clifford 
and  Kathryn  Goldsmith  v.  conmiissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  i)etitiou  for 
review  of  decision  of  Tax  Court;  supplemental  brief  for  respondent.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  ii+13  p.     t  J  1.76 :  G  573/2 

Good  Luck  Oil  Co.  No.  854,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1943, 
Foy  O.  Wilemon  and  Amos  E.  Wilemon,  doing  business  under  trade  name  of 
Good  Luck  Oil  Company,  a  partnership,  v.  Chester  Bowles,  administrator, 
Office  of  Price  Administration,  et  al.,  ou  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit 
court  of  appeals  for  5th  circuit;  memorandum  for  respondent.  [1944.]  cover 
title,  i+12  p.     t  J  1.78 :  G  599 

Grant  Parish,  La.  No.  10975,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  5th  circuit.  United 
States  V.  4,925  acres  of  land  in  Grant  Parish,  La.,  and  W.  A.  Capps,  et  al.,  tract 
no.  1041,  property  of  heirs  of  J.  R.  Shirley,  et  al.,  appeal  from  district  court 
for  western  district  of  Louisiana,  Alexandria  division;  brief  for  United  States. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  i+18  p.     t  J  1.76  :G  767/3 

Guthrie,  A.,  &  Co.,  Inc.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  45424,  A.  Guthrie  &  Co.,  Inc., 
John  Marsch,  Inc.,  Mark  C.  Walker  and  Son  Co.  v.  United  States;  defendant's 
brief.     [1944.]     p.    59-&4.     t  J  1.80  :G  984/2 

Hartford  Fire  Insurance  Co.  No.  975,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct. 
term,  1943,  Hartford  Fire  Insurance  Company  v.  commissioner  of  internal 
revenue,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d 
circuit ;  brief  for  respondent  in  opposition.     [1944.]    cover  title,  1+6  p.    t 

J  1.78 :  H  253/5 

Eartoood-Nebel  Construction  Co.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  44587,  Harwood-Nebel 
Construction  Company  v.  United  States;  defendant's  exceptions  to  commis- 
sioner's supplementary  report.     [1944.]     p.  181-186.     +  J  1.80  :H  266/2 

Her'bert,  John  W.  No.  937,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1943, 
estate  of  John  W.  Herbert,  Central  Hanover  Bank  and  Trust  Company,  et  al., 
executors,  v>.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  ou  petition  for  writ  of  cer- 
tiorari to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  3d  circuit;  brief  for  respondent  in  op- 
position.    [1944.]     cover  title,  ii+13  p.     t  J  1.78  :H  415 

Ilofheinwr,  Reka  G.  No.  1008,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1943, 
Reka  Goldberg  Hofheimer  v.  Ben  Gold,  as  trustee  of  South  State  Street  Build- 
ing Corporation,  debtor,  et  al.,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court 
of  appeals  for  the  7th  circuit ;  brief  for  Securities  and  Exchange  Commission 
in  opposition.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii+18  p.     t  J  1.78  :H  676 

Hopkins,  Ben  F.  No.  9566,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  foe  6th  circuit,  Ben  F. 
Hopkins  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for  review  of  decision 
of  Tax  Court;  brief  for  respondent.     [1944.]     cover  title,  iv+27  p.     t 

J  1.76  :H  774 

Bouse,  H.  G.  Brief  for  United  States,  appellee  and  cross-appellant,  in  circuit 
court  of  appeals  for  10th  circuit,  no.  2809,  H.  G.  House  v.  United  States,  Leona 
Richard  Fox,  [et.  al.]  ;  no.  2810,  United  States  v.  H.  G.  House,  and  H.  G.  House 
and  li.  L.  Simpson,  executors  of  Eastman  Richard;  no.  2814,  H.  G.  House  and 
R.  L.  Simpson,  executors  of  Eastman  Richard  r.  United  Statt^,  Leona  Richard 
Fox,  [et  al.],  appeals  and  cross-appeal  from  district  court  for  eastern  dis- 
trict of  Oklahoma.    [1914.]    cover  title,  iv+81  p.    t  J  1.76 :  H  816/2 

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Hygrade  Food  Productfi  Corporation.  No.  — ,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for 
2d  circuit,  Hygrade  Food  Products  Corporation  v.  commissioner  of  internal 
revenue,  on  petition  for  review  of  decision  of  Tax  Court ;  brief  for  respondent. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  iii+40  p.     t  J  1.76  :H  996 

International  Standard  Electric  Corporation.  Nos.  — ,  in  circuit  court  of  ap- 
peals for  2d  circuit,  International  Standard  Electric  Corporation  v.  conmiis- 
sioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petitions  for  review  of  decisions  of  Tax  Court; 
brief  for  respondent.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii+26  p.     I  J  1.76:  In  85/5 

Jacobs,  Louis.  No.  926,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1943, 
United  States,  ex  rel.  Louis  Jacobs,  v.  John  L.  Bare,  United  States  marshal 
for  eastern  district  of  Michigan,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit 
court  of  appeals  for  the  6th  circuit ;  brief  for  United  States  in  opposition. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  i+ 12  p.    t  J  1.78:  J 153 

Johnstown  Coal  &  Coke  Company  of  New  York,  Inc.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no. 
44330,  Johnstown  Coal  &  Coke  Company  of  New  York,  Inc.,  v.  United  States; 
defendant's  brief.      [1944.]     p.  21-28.     +  J  1.80:  J  659/2 

Justice,  Carl  E.  No.  10691,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  9th  circuit,  Carl  E. 
Justice  and  Beatrice  Justice  v.  United  States,  upon  appeal  from  district  court 
for  western  district  of  Washington,  northern  division ;  brief  for  United  States. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  ii+17  p.    I  J  1.76:  J  984 

Kaufmann  Department  Stores  Securities  Corporation.  Nos.  8603  and  8604,  in 
circuit  court  of  appeals  for  3d  circuit,  Kaufmann  Department  Stores  Securi- 
ties Corporation  r.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue ;  Kaufmann  Department 
Stores.  Inc..  v.  [same],  on  petitions  for  review  of  decisions  of  Tax  Court: 
brief  for  respondent.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii+30  p.     t  J  1.76  :K  162/6 

Kuss,  Ernst.  In  Court  of  Customs  and  Patent  Appeals,  patent  appeal  no.  4903, 
in  matter  of  application  of  Ernst  Kuss  and  Hans  Hohn,  zinc  compounds;  reply 
brief  for  appellants.     [1944.]     p.  2-16,  4°     %  J  1.79  :K 968 

Latcley,  George,  d  Son  Corporation.  No.  908,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States, 
Oct.  term,  1943,  George  Lawley  &  Son  Corporation  v.  Charles  J.  South,  on 
petition  for  writ  of  certiorai  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  1st  circuit;  memo- 
randum on  behalf  of  administrator  of  Wage  and  Hour  Division,  Department 
of  Labor,  as  amicus  curiae.     [1944.]     cover  title,  11  p.    t  J  1.78  :L  425 

Ledyard,  Lewis  C,  jr.  No.  354,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d  circuit,  com- 
missioner of  internal  revenue  v.  United  States  Trust  Company  of  New  York, 
executor,  Lewis  Cass  Ledyard,  jr.,  on  petition  for  review  of  decision  of  Tax 
Court;  reply  brief  for  commissioner.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii-flS  p.     t 

J  1.76  :L  499/3 

Lite  Manufacturing  Co.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  45498,  Aleck  Leitman,  trading 
as  Lite  Manufacturing  Company,  v.  United  States;  defendant's  exceptions  to 
commissioner's  report  and  request  for  special  findings  of  fact.  [1944.] 
p.  47-52.     t  J  1.80  :L  712 

Lohrherg,  William  H.,  sr.  Nos.  884-885,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct. 
term,  1943,  United  States,  ex  rel.  William  Henry  Lohrberg,  sr.,  v.  Claude  O. 
Nicholson,  warden  [Federal  Keforniatory,  Petersburg,  Va.],  and  Francis 
Biddle,  Attorney  General ;  United  States,  ex  rel.  Ralph  Falbo,  sr.,  v.  M.  L. 
Kennedy,  superintendent  [Federal  Reformatory,  Mill  Point,  W.  Va.],  and 
Francis  Biddle,  Attorney  General,  on  petitions  for  writs  of  certiorari  to  cir- 
cuit court  of  appeals  for  4th  circuit ;  memorandum  for  respondents  in  opposi- 
tion.    [1944.]    cover  title,  i-J-6  p.    t  J  1.78  :L 833 

Louisville  Property  Co.  Nos.  971-972,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct. 
term,  1943,  National  Bank  of  Middlesboro  and  11.  C.  Williams,  successor  as- 
signee in  trust  for  benefit  of  creditors  and  stockholders  of  Louisville  Property 
Company,  intervener,  v.  United  States;  Louisville  Property  Company,  H.  C. 
Williams,  assignee,  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petitions  for 
writs  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  6th  circuit;  brief  for  United 
States  in  opposition.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i-f  16  p.     t  J  1.78 :L  93/6 

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lAickimj,  William  A.  Nos.  459r)(>-9ri7,  in  Court  of  Claims,  William  Alfred  Luck- 
iriR  and  Margaret  Holmes  Davis  v.  United  States;  defendant's  demurrer  and 
brief  in  support  thereof.     [1944.]     cover  title,  iv +33-106  p,    t        J  1.80  :L  964 

Lumpkin,  Mrs.  S.  W.  C.  No.  956,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term, 
194.'i.  Mrs.  S.  W.  C.  lAimpkin  v.  Wni.  P.  Iknvers,  collector  of  internal  revenue 
for  South  Carolina,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals 
for  4th  circuit;  brief  for  I'espondent  in  opposition.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
ii+15  p.     t  J  1.78  :L  971 

Lynn,  Winfred  W.  No.  941,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1943, 
Ignited  States  ex  rol.  Winfred  William  Lynn  v.  Jolin  W.  Downer,  commanding 
officer.  Camp  Upton,  New  York,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit 
court  of  appeals  for  2d  circuit ;  memorandum  for  respondent.  [1944.]  cover 
title,  i+19  p.     t  J  1.78  :L  993 

McCloskey  d  Co.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  45649,  McCloskey  and  Company  v. 
United  States;  defendant's  exceptions  to  commissioner's  report  and  request 
for  special  findings  of  fact.     [1944.]     p.  41-53.     t  J  1.80  :M  132/9 

.McCutnhin  Drilling  Co.  No.  1091S,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  5th  circuit, 
McCutchin  Drilling  Company  ;;.  commissioner  of  intei'nal  revenue,  on  i)etition  for 
review  of  decision  of  Tax  Court;  brief  for  respondent.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
ii+2Sp.     t  J  1.76 :  M  139/2 

Mason,  Silas,  Co.,  Inc.  No.  44659,  in  Court  of  Claims,  Silas  Mason  Company, 
Inc.,  Walsh  Construction  Company,  Atkinson-Kier  Company  v.  United  States ; 
defendant's  exceptions  to  commissioner's  report  and  request  for  special  find- 
ings of  fact.     [1944.]     cover  title,  iv+47&-756  p.    t  J  1.80 :  M  381/3 

Masspy.  William  B.  No.  10927,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  5th  circuit,  William 
Benson  Massey  and  Ruby  Stahl  Massey  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue, 
and  commissioner  of  internal  revenue  v.  William  Benson  Massey  and  Ruby 
Stahl  Massey;  [same]  v.  Ruby  Stahl  Massey;  [same]  v.  William  Benson 
Massey,  on  i)etitlons  for  review  of  decisions  of  Board  of  Tax  Appeals;  brief 
for  commissioner.     1944.]     cover  title,  ii+37  p.     t  J  1.76  :M  383 

M<'ii(loui.<i,  Sara.  No.  5247,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  4th  circuit,  Sara 
Meadows  and  Carlton  .T.  Taylor  v.  United  States,  appeal  from  district  court 
for  eastern  district  of  North  Carolina,  New  Bern ;  brief  for  United  States. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  iii +36  p.     t  J  1.76  :M  461/3 

Miles  Laboratories,  Inc.  No.  935,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term, 
1943,  Miles  Laboratories,  Inc.,  v.  Federal  Trade  Commission,  etc.,  et  al.,  on 
petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  United  States  Court  of  Appeals  for  District 
of  Columbia;  brief  for  respondents  in  opposition.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
ii+18  p.     I  J  1.78  :M  598 

Miller.  Anthony  P..  Inc.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  45S21,  Anthony  P.  Miller  and 
Anthony  P.  Miller,  Inc.,  v.  United  States;  defendant's  brief  and  argument. 
[1944.]     p.  95-150.     t  J  1.80  :M  612/2 

Same;  defendant's  request  for  special  findings  of  facts  and  exceptions  to 

report  of  commissioner.     [1944.]     p.  25-32.       %  J  1.80  :M  612 

Missouri  Pacific  Railroad.  No.  12826,  civil,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  foi-  8th 
circuit.  United  States  v.  Guy  A.  Thompson,  trustee,  Missouri  Pacific  Railroad 
Company,  appeal  from  district  court  for  western  district  of  Missouri,  central 
division;  appellant's  reply  brief.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i+16  p.     t 

J  1.76  :  M  690/2 

Montgomery,  P.  O.  Nos.  10911  and  10012,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  5th  cir- 
cuit, commissioner  of  internal  revenue  v.  P.  O'B.  Montgomery ;  [same]  v. 
Frances  H.  Montgomery,  on  petitions  for  review  of  decisions  of  Tax  Court; 
reply  brief  for  petitioner.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i +12  p.    t  J  1.76  :M  767/4 

Moody,  W.  L.,  Cotton  Co.  No.  10925,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  5th  circuit, 
W.  L.  Moody  Cotton  Company  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition 
fur  rt'view  of  decision  of  Tax  Court ;  brief  for  respondent.  [1944.]  cover  ti*^le, 
ii+39  p.     t  J  1.76  :M  776 

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National  Homeopathic  Hospital  Association  of  District  of  Columbia.  No.  8G88, 
United  States  Court  of  Appeals,  District  of  Columbia,  National  Homeopathic 
Hospital  Association  of  District  of  Columbia,  and  Aetna  C'asualty  and  Surety 
Company  v.  Theodore  Britton,  deputy  commissioner.  District  of  Columbia  Com- 
pensation District,  U.  S.  Employees'  Compensation  ^'ommission,  appeal  from 
District  Court  of  United  States  for  District  of  Columbia ;  brief  of  appellee. 
[1944.]     cover  title,   ii+31  p.     t  J  1.77 :  N  2131io 

Neely,  Monroe  D.  Brief  on  behalf  of  appellee.  United  States  Court  of  Appeals, 
District  of  Columbia,  Apr.  term,  1944,  no  8649,  Monroe  D.  Neely  v.  United  States, 
appeal  from  District  Court  of  United  States  for  District  of  Columbia.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  i+22  p.    $  J  1.77  :  N  293 

Nelson,  George.  No.  1010,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1943, 
George  Nelson,  Mrs.  Agnes  Nelson,  and  Mrs.  Ollie  Ilalpin  v.  United  States,  on 
petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  9th  circuit;  brief 
for  United  States  in  opposition.      [1944.]     cover  title,  i+11  p.     t 

J  1.78 :  N  333/3 

New  York  State.  No.  99G,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1943, 
State  of  New  York  and  Saratoga  Sprini^s  Commission  and  Saratoga  Springs 
Authority  v.  United  States,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of 
api)eals  for  2d  circuit;  brief  for  United  States  in  opposition.  [1944.]  cover 
title,  i+10  p.     $  J  1.78 :  N  42  yo/8 

O.iage  Indians.  Congressional  no.  17763,  in  Court  of  Claims,  Osage  tribe  of  Indians 
-y.  United  States ;  defendant's  brief.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i +49^62  p.     $ 

J  1.80 :  Os  1/2 

Otisd  Co.  No.  993,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1943,  Otis  &  Co. 
V.  Securities  and  Exchange  Commission  and  United  Light  and  Power  Company, 
on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  3d  circuit ; 
memorandum  for  Securities  and  Exchange  Commission.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
ii+29p.     t  J1.7S:Ot4 

Pel  feet  Garment  Co.  No.  1044,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term, 
1943,  United  States  vs.  Herman  Rosenwasser,  an  individual  doing  business  under 
firm  name  and  style  of  Perfect  Garment  Company,  appeal  from  district  court  for 
southern  district  of  California;  statement  as  to  jurisdiction.  [1944.]  cover 
title,  11  p.     t  J  1.78  :P  416 

Pcrsful,  Rufe.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  46086,  Rufe  Persful  v.  United  States; 
denmrrer  [and]  defendant's  memorandum  brief  in  support  of  demurrer.  [1944.] 
p.  9-10.     %  J  1.80 :  P  43 

Pierce,  Mrs.  Katharine  C.  No.  19314,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d  circuit, 
commissioner  of  internal  revenue  v.  Katharine  C.  Pierce ;  Katharine  C.  Pierce  v. 
commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for  review  of  decision  of  Tax 
Court;  joint  appendix.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i+52  p.  2  facsim.     % 

J  1.76  :P  611/2 

Puget  Smmd  Power  &  Light  Co.  No.  10654,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  9th 
circuit.  United  States  v.  Puget  Sound  Power  and  Light  Company,  appeal  from 
district  court  for  western  district  of  Washington,  northern  division  ;  reply  brief 
for  United  States.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii+14  p.     %  J  1.70:  I' 963/2 

Piiramid  Moving  Co.  No.  1018,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term, 
1943,  Pyramid  Moving  Company  v.  United  States  and  Interstate  Connnerce 
Commission,  appeal  from  district  court  for  northern  district  of  Ohio ;  motion 
to  affirm.     [1944.]     cover  title,  8  p.     t  J1.7S:P99S 

Quintana  Petroleum  Co.  No.  10898,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  5th  circuit, 
Quintana  Petroleum  Company  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  jKitition 
for  review  of  decision  of  Board  of  Tax  Appeals;  brief  for  respondent.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  ii-f  22  p.     t  J  1.76 :  Q  45 

Raythcan  Production  Corporation.  No.  3956,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  1st 
circuit,  Raytheon  Production  Corporation  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue, 
on  petition  for  review  of  decision  of  Tax  Court;  brief  for  respondent.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  ii+30  p.  large  8"     J  J  1.76 :  R  219 

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Rcisinger,  Curt  II.  Nos.  — ,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d  circuit,  Curt  H. 
Kcisinger  v.  comiuissiouer  of  iuternal  revenue;  Walter  Reisinger  v.  [same],  on 
petitions  for  review  of  decisions  of  Tax  Court;  brief  for  respondent.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  1+22  p.     t  J  1.76 :  R  277/2 

Roanoke  Iron  Works,  Inc.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  44178,  Roanoke  Iron  Works, 
Inc.,  V.  United  States;  defendant's  exceptions  to  findings  of  fact  and  report  of 
commissioner  and  request  for  special  findings  of  fact.     [1944.]     p.  11-12.     t 

J  1.80 :  R  531 

Rohcrts,  Mrs.  Dora.  No.  10934,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  5th  circuit,  Dora 
Roberts  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for  review  of  decision 
of  Tax  Court ;  brief  for  respondent.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii+22  p.     t 

J  1.76 :  R  541 

Ross  Engineering  Co.,  Inc.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  45198,  Ross  Engineering  Com- 
pany, Inc.  V.  United  States ;  defendant's  exceptions  to  commissioner's  report, 
and  request  for  amended  findings.     [1W4.]     p.  35-73.     %  J  1.80  :R  733/4 

Sala,  Laura,  countess.  No.  148,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d  circuit,  countess 
Laura  Sala  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for  review  of 
decision  of  Board  of  Tax  Appeals ;  brief  for  respondent.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
i+23p.     t  J1.76:Sa31 

Schwartz,  Mrs.  Marie  E.  No.  995,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term, 
1943,  Marie  E.  Schwartz  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for  writ 
of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  9th  circuit ;  brief  for  respondent  in 
opposition.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i +10  p.     %  J1.78:Sch95 

Seatrain  Lines,  Inc.  No.  845,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1943, 
United  States,  Interstate  Commerce  Commission,  Seatrain  Lines,  Inc.,  et  al.,  v. 
Pennsylvania  Railroad  Company,  et  al.,  appeal  from  district  court  for  district 
of  New  Jersey ;  return  to  rule  to  show  cause.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i+23  p.     $ 

J  1.78 :  Se  18/3 

Shoshone  Indians.  No.  915,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1943, 
Northwestern  bands  of  Shoshone  Indians  v.  United  States,  on  petition  for  writ  of 
certiorari  to  Court  of  Claims;  brief  for  United  States  in  opposition.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  i+21  p.     $  J  1.78 :  N  819/6 

Simon,  B.,  Hardware  Co.  Brief  for  appellants,  United  States  Court  of  Appeals, 
District  of  Columbia,  no.  8777,  Donald  M.  Nelson,  chairman,  War  Production 
Board,  J.  A.  Krug,  program  vice-chairman  thereof,  William  J.  Logan,  director 
of  Distribution  Bureau  thereof  et  al.,  v.  B.  Simon  Hardware  Company,  a  corpo- 
ration, and  B.  Simon  Hardware  Company,  a  partnership,  appeal  from  judgment 
of  United  States  District  Court  for  District  of  Columbia.  [1J>14.]  cover  title, 
ii+25  p.     %  J  1.77:  Si  53 

Staked  Plains  Trust,  Ltd.  No.  109S0,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  5th  circuit. 
Staked  Plains  Trust,  Ltd.,  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for 
review  of  decision  of  Tax  Court;  brief  for  respondent.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
i-f  27  p.     t  J  1.76 :  St  15 

Standard  Fruit  d  Steamship  Co.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  45267,  Standard  Fruit 
and  Steamship  Company  v.  United  States;  request  for  special  findings  of  fact 
and  exceptions  to  report  of  commissioner.     [1944.]     p.  49-60.     J 

J  1.80?  St  24/10 

Standard  Knitting  Mills,  Inc.  No.  960,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct. 
term,  1943,  Standard  Knitting  Mills,  Inc.,  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue, 
on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  coiu't  of  appeals  for  6th  circuit ;  brief 
for  respondent  in  opposition.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i+19  p.     t 

J  1.78 :  St  2i/10 

Standard'  Rice  Co.,  Inc.  No.  944,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term, 
1943,  United  States,  v.  Standard  Rice  Company,  Inc.;  petition  for  writ  of 
certiorari  to  Court  of  Claims.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i-f  10  p.     t     J  1.7S:  St  24/9 

Tigertail  Quarries,  Inc.  No.  10970,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  5th  circuit.  Tiger- 
tail  Quarries,  Inc.  v.  United  States,  appeal  from  district  court  for  southern  dis- 
trict of  Florida ;  brief  for  United  States.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii+34  p.     % 

J  1.76  :T  448 

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United  States  Alkali  Export  Associatiofi,  Inc.  Civil  no.  24-404,  in  district  court 
for  southern  district  of  New  York,  United  States  v.  United  States  Alkali  Export 
Association,  Inc.,  et  al. ;  brief  of  United  States  in  opposition  to  defendants'  brief 
in  support  of  motion  to  dismiss.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii+70  p.     J 

J  1.75  :  Uu  35/5 

United!  States  d  Foreign  Securities  Corporation.  No.  S637,  in  circuit  court  of 
appeals  for  3d  circuit,  commissioner  of  internal  revenue  v.  United  States  & 
Foreign  Secui'ities  Corporation,  on  petition  for  review  of  decision  of  Tax  Court ; 
brief  for  petitioner.     [1944.]     cover  title,  iii +60  p.     t  J  1.76  :Un  35/6 

Transcript  of  record,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  3d  circuit,  no.  8637, 

commissioner  of  internal  revenue  vs.  United  States  &  Foreign  Securities  Corpo- 
ration, on  petition  to  review  decision  of  Tax  Court;  appendix  to  respondent's 
brief.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i+81  p.  il.  3  p.  of  pi.     t  J  1.76:  Un  35/5 

United  States  Gypsum  Co.  Joint  appendix.  United  States  Court  of  Appeals,  Dis- 
trict of  Columbia,  no.  8695,  National  War  Labpr  Board  et  al.  v.  United  States 
Gypsum  Company,  appeal  from  District  Court  of  United  States  for  District  of 
Columbia.     [1944.]     cover   title,   1+96  p.     t  J1.77:Un35 

United  States  Sugar  Corporation.  No.  10937,  In  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  5th 
circuit.  United  States  Sugar  Corporation  ii.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue, 
on  i)etition  for  review  of  decision  of  Tax  Court ;  brief  for  respondent.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  ii+29  p.     $  J  1.76 :  Un  35/7 

Wallace  Corporation.  Nos.  9-27-928,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct. 
terra,  1943,  AVallace  Corporation  v.  National  Labor  Relations  Board ;  Richwood 
Clothespin  &  Dish  Workers'  Union  v.  [same],  on  petitions  for  writs  of  certiorari 
to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  4th  circuit;  brief  for  National  Labor  Relations 
Board  in  opposition.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii+25  p.     $  J  1.7S  :  W  155/3 

Wartier's  Renou-ned  Remedies  Co.  No.  966,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States, 
Oct.  term,  1943,  Warner's  Renowned  Remedies  Company  v.  Federal  Trade  Com- 
mission, on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  United  States  Court  of  Appeals  for 
District  of  Columbia ;  brief  for  Fedex'al  Trade  Commission  in  opposition. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  i+7  p.     $  J  1.78 :W 248/3 

Welsbacli  Engineering  d  Management  Corporation.  No.  923,  in  Supreme  Court  of 
United  States,  Oct.  term,  1943,  Welsbacli  Engineering  and  Management  Cor- 
poration V.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari 
to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  3d  circuit ;  brief  for  respondent  in  opposition. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  i+11  p.     %  J  1.78  :W  464 

Wemyss,  William  H.  No.  9724,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  6th  circuit,  William 
H.  Wemyss  f.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for  review  of 
decision  of  Tax  Court;  brief  for  re.spondent.     [1944.]     cover  title,  iv+33  p.     % 

J  1.76  :  W  479 

We.<itern  Union  Telegraph  Co.  No.  933,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct. 
term,  1943,  Western  Union  Telegraph  Company  v.  commissioner  of  internal 
revenue,  on  petition  for  wi'it  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d 
circuit;  brief  for  respondent  in  opposition.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i+10  p.     $ 

J  1.78  :  W  525/7 

Wiegand,  Edwin  L.,  Co.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  45664,  Edwin  L.  Wiegand  Com- 
pany V.  United  States ;  brief  for  United  States.     [1944.]     p.  37-66.    % 

J  l.SO :  W  635 

Williams,  Fannie  E.  No.  770,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1943, 
Fannie  E.  Williams  v.  United  States,  on  petition  for  rehearing;  memorandum 
for  United  States  in  opposition.    [1944.]    cover  title,  i+14  p.     t 

J  1.78  :W  671/2 

Winkler,  Eli.  No.  334,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d  circuit,  Eli  and  Selma 
Winkler,  husband  and  wife,  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for 
review  of  decision  of  Tax  Court;  brief  for  respondent.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
iii +25  p.     t  J  1.76  :W  729 

Wisotskey,  H.  A.  No.  8599,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  3d  circuit,  H.  A. 
Wisotzkey  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for  review  of  de- 
cision of  Tax  Court ;  brief  for  respondent.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii+29  p.     % 

J  1.76 :  W  762 

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Woodbury  Grnnite  Co.  In  Court  of  Claims  no.  44:^86,  Woodbury  Granite  Company 
V.  United  States;  defendant's  brief.     [1944.]     p.  17-80.     t  Jl.SOrWSHL' 

Worslunn  liros.  No.  44070,  in  Court  of  Claims,  Earl  S.  Worsham,  trading  as 
Worshani  Brothers,  v.  United  States;  defendant's  brief.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
1+195-225  p.     J  J  1.80 :  W  898/4 

Ylnffdn,  Annxttisio  A.  No.  940,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term, 
1948,  Anastasio  A.  Ylagau  v.  United  States,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari 
to  Court  of  Claims;  brief  for  United  States  in  opposition.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
i+6  p.     t  J  1.78  :Y  (59 

LABOR  DEPARTMENT 

Labor  information  bnlleiin.     Labor  information  bulletin,  May  1944;  [v.  11,  no.  5]. 
[1944.1     8  p.   4"     [Monthly.]'  *  Paper,   10c.   single  copy,  75c.   a   yr. ;  foreign 
subscription.  .$1.15.     •Item  763 
I..  C.  card  L  34-114  L  1.15  :  11/5 

Same,  June  1944;  [v.  11,  no.  6].     [1944.]     8  p.  4°     [Monthly.]      •  Item  763 

L  1.15:11/6 

CHILDREN'S   BUREAU 

ChUd  care.  Cleveland's  progi-am  of  community  service  for  care  of  children  of 
working  mothers;  by  Henry  L.  Zucker.  [1944.]  [2] +6  p.  4"  [From  The 
child,  May  1944.]     t  L  5.35/a  :  C  437/21 

Children.  The  child,  v.  8,  no.  12;  June  1944.  [1944.]  [2]-179-192p.  4° 
[Monthly.]     *  Paper.   5c,   single   copy,   50c.   a   yr. ;   foreign   subscription,   75c. 

•  Item  744 

L.  C.  card  L  3&-94  L  5.35 :  8/12 

Our  concern,  every  child.  State  and  community  planning  for  wartime  and 

post-war  security  of  children:  by  Emma  O.  Lundberg.     [1944]      [2]+ii+84p. 
(Bureau  publication  303.)     *  Paper,  15c.     •  Item  747 

L.  C.  card  L  44-91  L  5.20  :  303 

Community   health   and   welfare   expenditures    in   wartime,   1942   and   1940,   30 
urban  areas;  by  Edward  E.  Scliwartz  and  Eloise  R.  Sherman.     1944.     iv+70  p. 
il.  4°     (Bureau  publication  302.)      [Includes  list  of  reference  material  used  in 
the  report.]     *  Paper,  20c.     •  Item  747 
L.  C.  card  L  44-90  L  5.20 :  302 

Rheumatic  heart  disease.  If  child  has  heart  disease  or  rheumatic  fever ;  by  Betty 
Huse.     [1944.]     2  p.  4°     [From  The  child,  May  1944,  v.  8.]     .t      L  5.35/a :  H  351 

LABOR  STANDARDS  DIVISION 

Human  factor  in  maximum  production,  services  of  Division  of  Labor  Standards. 
[IMav  1944.]  [8]  p.  il.  narrow  8°  ( Special  bulletin  16. )  *  Paper,  .5c.  •Item 
757  L  16.13 :  16 

Industrial  hygiene.     Protecting  plant  manpower  through  control  of  air  contami- 
nants.    [1944.]     iv+28  p.     (Special  bulletin  14.)      [Revision  of  Special  bulle- 
tin 3.]     *  Paper,  10c.     •Item  757 
L.C.  card  L  44-102  L  16.13: 14 

Le(7is7aYn-e  report  5 ;  May  8,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  49-00,  4°  [Biweekly.  Processed 
Final  issue  for  1944.  ]     t  L  16.12 :  944/5 

Publications  of  Division  of  Labor  Standards  (topical  list).  Mar.  1,  1944.  6  p.  4° 
[  Processed.  ]     t  L  16.17 :  P  96/2/944 

Safety  sub.iects.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii-fl52  p.     (Bulletin  67.)     *  Paper,  20c. 

•  Item  753 

L.  C.  card  L  44-103  L  16.3 :  67 

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829 


LABOR  STATISTICS  BUREAU 


Accidents.  Causes  of  ci'ane  accidents  in  shipyards;  [prepared  by  Frank  S.  Mc- 
Elroy  and  Arthur  L.  Svenson].  [1944.]  3  p.  (Serial  no.  R.  1630.)  [From 
Monthly  labor  review,  Mar.  1944.]     t  L  2.6/a  :  Sh  64/18 

Bank  employees.     Earnings   of  bank  employees,   spring  and   summer  of  1943; 
prepared  by  [Harold  R.  Hosea]  Division  of  Wage  Analysis.     1944.     ii+12  p. 
(Bulletin  774.)      [From  Monthly  labor  review,  Apr.  1944,  with  additional  data.] 
*  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  759 
L.  C.  card  L  44-98  L  2.3  :  774 


Same.     (H.  doc.  547,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.) 

3   p. 


(Serial   no.   R.    1651.)     [From 
L  2.6/a  :  B  868/11 

6  p. 


(H.  doc.  550,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.) 
Post-war  capacity  and  characteristics  of  construction  industry ; 


Building   construction    in    1943.     [1944.] 
Monthly  labor  review.  May  1944.]     t 

Canada.     Canadian   wartime   labor   relations   regulations,    1944.     [1944.] 
(Serial  no.  R.  1643.)      [From  Monthly  labor  review,  Apr.  1944.]     t 

L  2.6/a  :  L 113/50 

Collective  Mrqainincj.     Extent  of  collective  bargaining  and  union  status,  Jan. 
1944.     [1944.]     ii+9   p.    il.     (Bulletin   776.)      [From   Monthly   labor   review, 
Apr.  1944.]     *  Paper,  5e.     •  Item  759 
L.  C.  card  L  44-99  L  2.3 :  776 

Same. 

Construction. 

prepared  by  [Alexander  C.  Findlay],  Division  of  Construction  and  Public  Em- 
ployment.    1944.     iv-)-2S  p.      (Bulletin   779.)      [From   Monthly  labor   review, 
May  1944,  with  additional  data.]     *  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  759 
L.  C.  card  L  44-100  L  2.3 :  779 

Same.     (H.  doc.  573,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.) 

Court  decisions.  Recent  decisions  of  interest  to  labor ;  [prepared  in  Office  of 
Solicitor,  Department  of  Labor.]  [1944.]  5  p.  (Serial  no.  R.  1637.)  [From 
Monthly  labor  review,  May  1944.]     t  L  2.6/a  8 :  944/3 

Dallas  County,  Tex.  Statistical  summary  of  Dallas-Fort  Worth  area,  Dallas 
and  Tarrant  Counties,  Tex.,  statistical  data  on  war  and  pre-war  employment 
and  industry  for  use  by  local  groups  formulating  plans  for  post-war  period ; 
[prepared  by  Elizabetli  Cliild.]  Jan.  1944.  cover  title,  iv+16  p.  4  pi.  map,  4° 
(Industrial  area  statistical  summary  8.)  [Processed.  Manuscript  correction 
on  p.  1.]     t  L  2.18:  8 

Employment.  Employment  and  pay  rolls,  detailed  reports,  Jan.  1944.  Mar.  11, 
1944.     20  p.  4"     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t 

L.  C.  card  L  23-234  L  2.9 :  944/1 

Note. — In  the  interest  of  economy  during  the  war,  the  monthly  publication  of  this 
pamphlet  in  printed  form  was  discontinued  with  the  issue  for  Dec  1941.  The  issues 
for  1942  were  in  press  release  form  only.  Publication  was  resumed  in  processed  form 
with  the  Jan.  1943  issue.  The  material  for  1942  and  1943  was  not  entered  in  the  Monthly 
catalog. 

Same,  Feb.  1944.     Apr.  12.  1944.     27  p.  4"     [Monthlv.     Processed.]     t 

L  2.9 ;  944/2 

— —     Same,  Mar.  1944.     May  11,  1944.     20  p.  4°     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t 

L  2.9 :  944/3 

Same,  Apr.  1944.     June  9,  1944.     20  p.  4°     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t 

L  2.9 :  944/4 

State,  cotuity,  and  municipal  survey,  government  employment  and  pay  rolls, 

1929-38.  [1944.]  large  8"  (SCM-89,  SCM-114,  abridged,  to  SCM-117. 
abridged.)  [Processed.  Construction  and  Public  Employment  Division  in 
cooperation  with  Work  Projects  Administration.]     t  L  2.13  :  89, 114-1 17 

89.  State  of  Pennsylvania.      [2]-f  12  p. 

114.  State  of  Minnesota.      [2]-|-5  p. 

115.  State  of  Virginia.      [2] +7  p. 
no.  State  of  Mississippi.      [2]-f  5  p. 
117.  State  of  Alabama.      [2] +6  p. 


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830  Government  Publications 

Fluorspar.     Wages  in  mining  and  milling  of  fluorspar,  Sept.  1943;  [prepared  by 
EdUh  M.  Olsen].     [1944.]     6  p.     (Serial  no.  R.  1633.)      [From  Monthly  labor 
review,  Mar.  1944.]     t 
L.  C.  card  L  44-!»2  L  2.6/a  :  F  673/2/943 

Great  Britain.     Hours  and  earnings  in   Great  Britain   and   Northern   Ireland, 

July  1943.     [1W4.]     5  p.  (Serial  no.  R.  1649.)      [From  Monthly  labor  review, 
May  1944.]     t 

L.  C.  card  h  44-104  L  2.6/a :  H  816/8 

Uoitrn  of  irork  in  manufacturing,  1914—43;   [prepared  by  Helen  Wood].     1944. 
[1]+18  p.      (Serial  no.  R.  l()3rj.)      [Prepared  in  cooperation  with  Employment 
Statistics  Division.     Froju  Monthly  labor  review,  Apr.  1944.]     t 
L.  C.  card  L  44-93  L  2.6/a  :  M  319/19/914-43 

Titstallment  hui/ing.     Installment  buying  bv  city  consumers  in  1941;  by  Reavis 
Cox.     [1944.]     [2] +22  p.  11.     (Bulletin  773.)      [Includes  Selected  list  of  BLS 
publications  on  costs,  standards,  and  planes  of  living.     From  Monthly  labor 
review,  June  1944,  with  additional  data.]     *  Paper,  10c.     •  Item 
L.  C.  card  L  44-97  L  2.3:  773 

Same.     (H.  doc.  546,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.) 

Latin  America.     Labor  conditions  in  Latin  America,  Latin  American  series  17. 
[1944.]     ii+16  p.     (Serial  no.  R.   1638.)      [ArUcles  reprinted  from  Monthly 
labor  review,  Jan.-Mar.  1944.]     t 
L.  C.  card  L  41-126  L  2.6/a  7 :  17 

McLennayi  County,  Tex.  Impact  of  the  war  on  Waco-McGregor  area,  McLennan 
County,  Tex.,  working  notebook  for  use  by  local  groups  studying  recent  economic 
developments  an(J  formulating  plans  for  post-war  period ;  [prepared  by  John  P. 
Wymer].  Jan.  1944.  cover  title,  iv+49  p.  6  pi.  2  maps,  4°  (Industrial  area 
study  14.)      [Processed.]     t  L  2.16: 14 

Mines  and  mining.  Productivity  and  imit  labor  cost  in  selected  mining  indus- 
tries, 1935-43.     May  1944.     9  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  L  2.19 :  M  66/935-43 

Monthly  lriJ)or  review,  June  1944,  v.  58,  no.  6;  [Hugh  S.  Hanna,  editor].     [1944.] 
cover  title,  iv+1131-13.")6  p.  il.    [Certain  articles  are  reprinted  from  the  Monthly 
labor  review  and  listed  in  the  Monthly  catalog  as  they  are  issued.]     *  Paper, 
30c.  single  copy,  $3.50  a  vr. ;  foreign  .subscription,  $4.75.     •  Item  7(>4 
L.  C.  card  15-26485  L  2.6:  58/6 

Note. — The  Monthly  labor  review  is  the  medium  through  which  the  Bureau  publishes 
its  regular  monthly  reports  on  such  subjects  as  trend  of  employment  and  pay  rolls, 
hourly  and  weekly  earnings,  weekly  working  hours,  industrial  disputes,  labor  turn-over, 
wholesale  and  retail  prices,  changes  in  cost  of  living,  and  building  construction,  a.s  well 
as  information  on  collective  agreements,  indu'lrial  t'ccidpnts,  labor  legislation  and  court 
decisions  and  important  labor  developments  in  other  countries.  Under  the  present  war 
economy  regulations,  free  subscriptions  are  limited  to  those  requiring  it  for  official  pur- 
poses. 'Others  desiring  copies  may  obtain  them  from  the  Superintendent  of  Documents, 
Government  Printing  Office,  Washington  2.5,  D.  C,  at  the  prices  stated  above. 

Netherlands    Indies.     Labor    conditions    in    Netherlands  Indies;    [prepared    by 

Margaret  H.  Schoenfeld  and  M.  Mead  Smith].     1944.  [l]-f21  p.     (Serial  no. 
R.  1646.)     [From  Monthly  labor  review.  May  1944.]    f 

L.  C.  card  L  44-94  L  2.6/a  :  L 113/51 

Petroleum.     Earnings  in  southwestern  petroleum  industry,  Apr.  1943;  prepared 
in  Division  of  Wage  Analysis  [by  Joe  E.  Brown  and  C.  Wilson  Randle].    1944. 
ii+29  p.  il.      (Bulletin  762.)      [From  Monthly  labor  review,  Jan.  and  Feb. 
1944.]     *  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  759 
L.  C.  card  L  44-96  L  2.3  :  762 

Same.     (H.  doc.  884,  78tli  Cong.  2d  sess.) 

Effect  of  draft  of  men  under  26  on  petroleum  industry,    [prepared  by 

George  E.  Sadler].     [1944.]     5  p.      (Serial  no.  R.  1647.)      [From  Monthly  labor 
review,  May  1944.]     t  L  2.6/a  :  P  448/5 

Providence  County,  R.  I.  Statistical  sunmiary  of  Providence  area,  Providence 
County,  R.  I.,  statistical  data  on  war  and  pre-war  employment  and  industry 
for  use  by  local  groups  formulating  plans  for  ix)st-war  period;  [prepared  by 
Beth  H.  Fiske  and  Bettina  Conant].  Jan.1944.  cover  title,  iii+13  p.  4  pi.  4° 
XIndustrial  area  statistical  sununary  13.)      [Processed.]     t  L 2.18: 13 

•    3ent  to  Depository  Libraries 


JULY  1944  831 

Shipbuilding.     Employment  in  shipbuilding  industry,  1935-43;  [prepared  by  Ed- 
ward M.  Gordon].     [1944.]     19  p.     (Serial  no.  R.  164S.)      [From  Monthly  labor 
review,  May  1944.]     t 
L.  C.  card  L  44-95  L  2.6/a  :  Sh  64/19/935-43 

Wage  Analysifi  Division.     Recent  publications  of  Division  of  Wage  Analysis,  pre- 
pared Apr.  1944.     [1944.]     [2]+llp.  4°     [Processed.]     t        L  2.2 :  W  12/5/944 
Note. — Tlio  publications  listed  herein  embrace  all  the  wage  reports  by  the  Bureau's 
Division  of  Wage  Analysis  for  periods  from  Jan.  1941  to  date. 

Wages.    Legal  provisions  on  collection  of  unpaid  wages;   [prepared  by  Alfred 
Acee].     [1944.]     6  p.     (Serial  no.  R.  1650.)     [From  Monthly  labor  review,  May 
1944.]     t 
L.  C.  card  L  44-105  L  2.6/a  :  W  124/89 

SOLICITOR 

Borella,  Joseph.  No.  — ,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d  circuit,  Joseph  Borella 
et  al.  V.  Borden  Company,  appeal  from  district  court  for  southern  district  of  New 
York ;  brief  for  administrator  of  Wage  and  Hour  Division  as  amicus  curiae. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  ii+18  p.    I  L21.7:B&44 

Colheck,  John  N.  No.  8665,  in  Supreme  Court  of  South  Dakota,  John  N.  Colbeck 
V.  Dairyland  Creamery  Company,  appeal  from  circuit  court  for  Minnehaha 
County,  S.  Dak.,  John  T.  Medin,  presiding  judge;  brief  for  administrator  of 
Wage  and  Hour  Division  as  amicus  curiae.  [1944.]  cover  title,  iv4-54  p. 
large  8°     t  L  21.7:0  671 

Oulf  States  Taper  Corporation.  No.  10687,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  5th 
circuit,  L.  Metcalfe  Walling,  administrator  of  Wage  and  Hour  Division,  v.  Gulf 
States  Paper  Corporation,  appeal  from  district  court  for  northern  district  of 
Alabama,  western  division,  John  McDutEe,  judge;  brief  on  behalf  of  adminis- 
trator of  Wage  and  Hour  Division.     [1944.]     cover  title,  11+44  p.       t 

L  21.7 :  G  951/2 

Malee,  Courtney  M.  In  Court  of  Appeals,  State  of  New  York,  Courtney  M.  Mabee 
[et  al.]  V.  White  Plains  Publishing  Company,  Inc.;  brief  on  behalf  of  ad- 
ministrator of  Wage  and  Hour  Division,  as  amicus  curiae.     [1944.]    30  p.  4°    t 

L  21.7  :  M 113/2 

Youngerman-Reynolds  Hardwood  Co.,  Inc.  Transcript  of  record,  in  circuit  court 
of  appeals  for  5th  circuit,  no.  10974,  L.  Metcalfe  Walling,  administrator  of 
Wage  and  Hour  Division,  vs.  Yovnigerman-Reynolds  Hardwood  Co.,  Inc.,  appeal 
from  district  court  for  middle  district  of  Alabama.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
i-f  124  p.     +  L21.7:Y88 

WAGE  AND  HOUR  AND  PUBLIC  CONTRACTS  DIVISIONS 

Government  contracts.  Walsh-Healy  public  contracts  act  (Public  no.  846,  74th 
Congress,  approved  June  30,  1936,  49  Stat.  2036,  U.  S.  C,  title  41,  sees.  35-45) ; 
supplement  to  Rulings  and  interpretations,  no.  2.  Jan.  24,  1944. 
[l]+vi+20p.  4°    [Processed.]    t 

L.  C.  card  L  43-224  L  18.7 :  2/supp. 

Note. — This  reprint  Is  classed  with  the  original  publication  so  that  they  may  be 
filed  together. 

Posters.  Bakery,  beverage,  and  miscellaneous  food  industries  wage  order  [on 
and  after  Mar.  20, 1944 ;  all  lettered  poster.]     [1944.]    14X 10  in.    t    L  22.8 :  B 17 

— — ■  United  States  Government  contract  notice  to  employees,  this  firm  is  en- 
gaged on  Government  contract  subject  to  provisions  of  Walsh-Healey  public 
contracts  act  and  has  agreed  to  comply  with  provisions  of  act ;  [all  lettered 
poster].     Revised  Mar.  1944.     [1944.]     25X15.9  in.     f  L  22.8 :  C  76/944 

WOMEN'S  BUREAU 

Foundries.    Women's  employment  in  foundries,  1943 ;  by  Frances  E.  P.  Harnish. 
1944.    iii-f28  p.     (Bulletin  192-7.)     •Paper,  10c.     •  Item  777 
L.  C.  card  L  44-101  L  13.3 :  192-7 

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Lahor  statuhirdfi.  Suggested  standards  for  union  contract  provisions  affecting 
women.  [Mar.  1944.]  4  p.  [Includes  list  of  publications  of  Women's  Bureau 
setting  forth  standards  recommended  for  employed  women.]     t     •  Item  779 

L  13.2 :  W  89/3 

Fuhlications  relating  to  women  in  war  industries.  [Apr.  1944.]  [4]  p.  12° 
[Processed.]    t  L  13.2 :  P 96/3 

LIBRARY  OF  CONGRESS 

Aequisitions.     Quarterly  journal  of  current  acquisitions,  Jan.-Mar.  1944;  v.  1, 
no.  3,    1944.    99  p.     [Supplement  to  Annual  report  of  librarian  of  Congress.] 
t     •  Item  782 
L.  C.  card  44-40782  LC  1.17 : 1/3 

Appropriations.  Supplemental  estimate,  Library  of  Congress,  fiscal  year  1945 
[for  books  for  adult  blind,  including  sound  reproduction  records  known  as 
talking  books,  and  for  maintenance  and  replacement  of  Government-owned 
talking  book  machines].  June  19,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944.  2  p.  (S.  doc. 
205,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

ACQUISITIONS  DEPARTMENT 

State  publications.     Monthly  checklist  of  State  publications,  v.  35,  no.  3;  Mar. 
1944.     [1944.]     [2] +93-135  p.  4"    *  Paper,  15c.  single  copy,  $1.50  a  yr. ;  foreign 
subscription,  $2.25.     •  Item  804 
L.  C.  card  10-8924  LC  27.7 :  35/3 

COPYRIGHT  OFFICE 

Copyright.    Catalog  of  copyright  entries,  new  series.     1944. 
L.  C.  card  6-35347 

Note. — Issued  in  4  parts :  pt.  1,  group  1,  pt.  1,  group  2,  and  pt,  1,  group  3,  pt,  2,  pt.  3 
and  pt.  4. 

Subscriptions  for  the  Catalog  of  copyright  entries  should  be  made  to  the  Superintend- 
ent of  Documents,  Washington,  D.  C,  instead  of  the  Register  of  Copyrights.  Prices 
are  as  follows:  Paper,  $10.00  a  yr.  (4  pts.  unbound),  foreign  subscription,  $13.00; 
pt.  1,  groups  1  and  2,  and  pt.  3,  eacli  $3.00  a  yr.,  foreign  subscription,  each  $3.75  ; 
pt.  1,  group  3,  pt.  2,  and  pt.  4  each  $2.00  a  yr.,  foreign  subscriptions,  pt.  1,  group  3, 
$2.25,  pt.  2,  $2.30,  pt.  4,  $2.20  ;  single  numbers,  50c. ;  annual  indexes,  each,  for  complete 
calendar  year,  $2.00. 

pt.  1,  group  1.     Books,  including  list  of  renewals,  v.  41,  no.  1.    iii+1-22  p.     [Monthly.] 
•  Item  794  LC  3.6/1  :  41/1-1 

Same,    v.   41,    no.    2.      iii-f  23-39p.      [Monthly.]       •  Item    794 

LC  3.6/1  :  41/1-2 

pt.  1,  group  2.     Pamphlets,  leaflets,   contributions  to  newspapers  or  periodicals,   etc., 

lectures,   sermons,  addresses  for  oral  delivery,  maps,   v.  41,   no.  2. 

iii-f- 57-107  p  :      [Monthly.]      •  Item  794  LC  3.6/1  :  41/2-2 

pt.  1,  group  3.     Dramatic   compositions,    motion   pictures,    including   list   of   renewals, 

V.    17,   no.   2.     iii  +  13-26   p.      [Monthly.]       •  Item    796 

LC  3.6/1 :  17/3-2 
pt.  3.  Musical    compositions,     including    list    of    renewals,     v.    39,     no.     1. 

iv-f-1-95  p.     [Monthly.]      •  Item  798  LC  3.6/3  :  39/1 

pt.  4.  Works  of  art,  reproductions  of  a  work  of  art,  drawings  or  plastic  works 

of  a  scientific  or  technical  character,  photographs,  prints  and 
pictorial  illustrations,  including  prints  and  labels  used  for  articles 
of  merchandise,  including  list  of  renewals,  v.  39,  no.  2.  iii+27— 48  p. 
[Monthly.]      •  Item   799  LC  3.6/4  :  39/2 

MARITIME  COMMISSION 

Employees  suggestion  system,  administrative  order  to  all  employees  of  Maritime 
Commission  and  War  Shipping  Administration.  [1944.]  [6]  p.  narrow  8° 
[Seals  of  both  Maritime  Commission  and  War  Shipping  Administration  appear 
on  p.  1.]     t     •  Item  824  MC  1.6:  Em  7 

Victory  fleet.  Victory  fleet,  digest  of  production  news  with  suggestion  bulletins, 
June  4-26, 1944  ;  V.  2,  no.  49-52.  [1944.]  Each  4  p.  il.  4°  [Weekly.  Processed. 
Number  50  Is  accompanied  by  an  excerpt  from  New  York  times,  June.  10,  1944, 
1  p.  f°,  entitled  Heroes.]     f  (limited  distribution).  MC  1.24 :  2/4^52 

•    Sent  to  Depository  Libraries 


July  1944  833 

Victory  fleet — Continued. 

Same,  index,  V.  2,  July  5, 1943-June  26, 1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  4°      [Processed.] 

t  (limited  distribution) .  MC  1.24 :  2/1-52/ind. 

Welding  instructions  for  use  by  welding  supervisors,  leaderman,  etc.,  of  all  crafts 
concerned  with  shipyard  welding.     3d  edition,  revised  Apr.  1944.     1944.     vi4-46 
p.  il.     *  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  824 
L.  C.  card  44-41145  MC  1.6 :  W  45/944 

NATIONAL  ADVISORY  COMMITTEE  FOR  AERONAUTICS 

'Nozzles.  Comparative  results  of  tests  on  several  types  of  nozzles  [with  list  of 
references],  by  M.  S.  Kisenko;  [translation  by  S.  Reiss  from  Report  478  of] 
Central  Aero-Hydrodynamical  Institute  [Moscow,  1940].  Washington,  June 
1944.  cover  title,  33  leaves,  11  p.  of  pi.  4°  (Technical  memorandum  1066.) 
[  Processed.  ]     t  Y  3.N  21/5 :  8/1066 

Piston  ritigs.  Researches  on  piston  ring  [with  list  of  references],  by  Keikiti 
Ebihara  ;  [from  31st  rep.  of  Okochi  Res.  Lab.]  Scientific  papers  of  Institute  of 
Physical  and  Chemical  Research  [Tokyo],  v.  10,  no.  182,  Feb.  25,  1929.  Wash- 
ington, Feb.  1944.  cover  title,  l-36a +37-60  p.  il.  27  pi.  4"  (Technical  mem- 
orandums 1057. )     [Processed.]     t  Y  3.N  21/5 :  8/1057 

NATIONAL  ARCHIVES 

Accessions.     National  Archives  accessions,  Jan.  l-Mar.  31,  1944,  no.  17 ;  accessions 
1500-45.     [1944.]     7  p.     [Quarterly.     Processed.     Supplements  Guide  to  mate- 
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subsequent  to  June  1,  1943,  and  with  the  daily  issues  of  the  Federal  register. 

Same :  [book  5.  pt.  2] ;  Title  26,  chap.  1  (pts.  179-472) ,  chap.  2  and  3,  Title  27. 

1944.     x-f  7245-8466a  p.  il.     *  Cloth,  $3.00.     •  Item  S3fi 

AE  2.10  :  938-43/bk.  5,  pt.  2 

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the  Code  of  Federal  regulations,  but  also  in  conjunction  with  supplements  issued  subse- 
quent to  June  1,  1943,  and  with  the  daily  issues  of  the  Federal  register. 

Federal  register.  Federal  register,  v.  9,  no.  10{>-130;  June  1-30,  1944.  [1944.] 
p.  594.5-7289,  4°  [Daily  except  Sunday,  Monday,  and  day  following  a  legal 
holidav.] 

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Code  of  Federal  rcRulations.  .^     ^  „      , 

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AE  2.7 :  9/87-108/ind. 

NATIONAL  HOUSING  AGENCY 

Housing.    Abstracts  of  selected  material  on  postwar  housing  and  urban  develop- 
ment, group  6,  May  1944.     [1944.]     [2]-|-22  p.  4°     [Processed.     Some  of  these 
pages  are  issued  as  leaves.]     t 
L.  C.  card  44-i0447  NHA  1.2 :  P  84/groiip  6 

War  housing,  hovp  it  is  used,  how  it  will  be  disposed  of.     May  1944.     4  p.  4° 

t     •  Item  461  NHA  1.2  :  W 19/5 

FEDERAL  HOME  LOAN  BANK  ADMINISTRATION 

Federal  home  loan  hank  act,  as  amended,  home  owners'  loan  act  of  1933,  as 
amended,  and  act  providing  for  insurance  of  savings  and  loan  accounts,  as 
amended,  Jan.  1,  1944.    1944,    iv-t-59  p.    *  Paper,  10c.    •  Item  456. 
L.  C.  card  44-^1144  NHA  3.5 :  H  75/944 

Federal  home  loan  hank  review,  Washington,  D.  C,  May  1944 ;  v.  10,  no.  8.  [1944.] 
[1]  +204-230  p.  il.  4°  {Monthly.]  *  Paper,  10c.  single  copy,  $1.00  a  yr. ;  foreign 
subscription.  $1.60.     •  Item  454 

L.  C.  card  34-28163  NHA  3.8  :  10/8 

Note. — The  Federal  home  loan  bank  review  is  the  Administration's  medium  of  com- 
munication with  member  institutions  of  the  Federal  home  loan  bank  system  and  is  the 
only  official  organ  or  periodical  publication  of  the  Administration.  The  Review  will  be 
sent  to  all  member  institutions  without  charge.  Others  desiring  copies  may  obtain  them 
from  the  Superintendent  of  Documents,  Government  Printing  Office,  Washington  25,  D.  C., 
at  the  prices  stated  above. 

FEDERAL  HOUSING  ADMINISTRATION 

Addresses.  Postwar  building  and  mortgage  problems,  speech  of  Abner  H.  Fergu- 
son, commissioner,  Federal  Housing  Administration,  before  New  York  State 
League  of  Ravings  and  Loan  Associations  Conference,  New  York,  .Tune  22, 
1944.     [1944.]     6  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  NnA2.7:FaS/2 

Report.  10th  annual  report  of  Federal  Housing  Administration,  year  ending 
Dec.  31,  1943.  [1944.]  vi  leaves-f  29  p.+  [47]  leaves,  3  pi.  4°  [Processed.]  t 
L.  C.  card  35-26124  NHA  2.1 :  943 

NATIONAL  LABOR  RELATIONS  BOARD 

Note. — ^The  bound  volumes  of  decisions  and  orders  are  sold  by  the  Superintendent  of 
Documents,  Government  Printing  Office,  Washington  25,  D.  C,  at  various  prices,  depending 
upon  the  size  of  the  volume. 

Botany  Worsted  Mills.  Civil  action  no.  23224,  in  District  Court  of  United  States 
for  District  of  Columbia,  Botany  Worsted  Mills  v.  William  H.  Davis,  et  al. 
[members  of  National  War  Labor  Board] ;  brief  for  National  Labor  Relations 
Board,  amicus  curiae.     [1944.]     cover  title,  iv+36  p.     $  L  R  1.9 :  B  657/6 

Draper  Corporation.  No.  5239.  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  4th  circuit,  National 
Labor  Relations  Board  r.  Draper  Corporation,  on  petition  for  enforcement  of 
order  of  National  Labor  Relations  Board ;  brief  for  National  Labor  Relations 
Board.     [1944.]     cover  title,  11+28  p.     t  LR1.9:D791 

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Eagle-Picher  Mining  d  Smelting  Co.  No.  460,  iu  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  8th 
circuit,  Eagle-Picher  Mining  and  Smelting  Company  and  Eagle-Picher  Lead 
Company  v.  National  Labor  Relations  Board,  on  motion  of  National  Labor 
Relations  Board  for  judgment  of  its  petition  to  vacate  portions  of  decree  and 
remand;  petition  of  National  Labor  Relations  Board  for  rehearing.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  10  p.     t  LR  l-> :  Ea  36/10 

Pairchild  Engine  &  Airplane  Corporation.  No.  5033,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals 
for  4th  circuit,  National  Labor  Relations  Board  v.  Fairchild  Engine  and  Air- 
plane Corporation,  on  i>etitiou  for  enforcement  of  order  of  National  Labor  Re- 
lations Board ;  brief  for  Board  in  support  of  application  for  enforcement  of  re- 
instatement and  back-pay  provisions.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i+16  p.     t 

LR  1.9  :F  16/3 

Same,  Appendix  to  petitioner's  brief,     [1944.]     cover  title,  i  +  37  p.     t 

LR  1.9  :F  16/4 

Holtville  Ice  <£  Cold  Storage  Co.  No.  10695,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  9th 
circuit.  National  Labor  Relations  Board  v.  Holtville  Ice  and  Cold  Storage  Com- 
pany, Associated  Farmers  of  Imperial  County,  and  Hugh  T.  Osborne,  on  petition 
for  enforcement  of  order  of  National  Labor  Relations  Board ;  brief  for  National 
Labor  Relations  Board.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii-|-35  p.     t  LR1.9:H744 

Hudson,  J.  L.,  Co.  No.  9768,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  6th  circuit,  National 
Labor  Relations  Board  v.  J.  L.  Hudson  Company,  on  petition  for  enforcement 
of  order  of  National  Liibor  Relations  Board  ;  brief  for  National  Labor  Relations 
Board.    [1944.]     cover  title,  iv  +  17  p.     t  LR  1.9  :H  868/2 

Ideal  Leather  Hovelty  Co.  In  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d  circuit,  National 
Labor  Relations  Board  v.  Morris  Seifer  and  Yetta  Seifer,  individually  and  as 
copartnei's  doing  business  as  Ideal  Leather  Novelty  Co. ;  i)etition  for  enforce- 
ment of  order  of  National  Labor  Relations  Board.     [1944.]     cover  title,  6  p.    t 

LR  1.9:  Id  2 

Irving  Air  Chute  Co.,  Inc.  No.  9687,  in  circuit  court  of" appeals  for  6th  circuit; 
National  Labor  Relations  Board  v.  Irving  Air  Chute  Co.,  Inc.,  on  petition  for 
enforcement  of  order  of  National  Labor  Relations  Board ;  brief  for  National 
Labor  Relations  Board.     [1944.]     cover  title,  iv+27  p.     %  LR1.9:Ir8 

Landis  Tool  Co.  No.  8614,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  3d  circuit.  National 
Labor  Relations  Board  i'.  Landis  Tool  Company,  respondent.  Independent  As- 
sociated Workers  of  Franklin  County,  Pennsylvania,  intervenor-respondent, 
on  petition  for  enforcement  of  order  of  National  Labor  Relations  Board ;  reply 
brief  for  National  Labor  Relations  Board.     [1944.]     cover  title,  6  p.     t 

LR  1.9 :  L  235/3 

Le  Toiirneau  Company  of  Georgia.  No.  10954,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for' 
5th  circuit,  Le  Tourneau  Company  of  Georgia  v.  National  Labor  Relations 
Board,  on  petition  to  review^  and  on  request  for  enforcement  of  order  of  Na- 
tional Labor  Relations  Board ;  brief  for  National  Labor  Relations  Board. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  iii  -f  25  p.     t  LR1.9:L569 

Same,  Appendix  to  respondent's  brief     [1944.]     cover  title,  i  +  48  p.     t 

LR  1.9 :  L  569/2 

Lumber  d  Sawmill  Workers  Union.  No.  — ,  United  States  Court  of  Appeals, 
District  of  Columbia,  Harry  A.  Millis,  individually  and  as  chairman  and  mem- 
ber of  National  Labor  Relations  Board,  Gerard  D.  Reilly,  individually  and 
as  member  of  National  Labor  Relations  Board,  and  John  M.  Houston,  indi- 
vidually and  as  member  of  National  Labor  Relations  Board,  v.  Inland  Empire 
District  Council,  Lumber  and  Sawmill  Workers  Union,  Lewiston,  Idaho  [et 
al.]  ;  petition  for  allowance  of  special  appeal  in  civil  action  no.  23547  and  motion 
to  reverse.     [1944.]     cover  title,  iii  +  39  p.     t  LR1.9:L97 

Ohio  Public  Service  Co.  No.  9664,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  6th  circuit, 
Ohio  Public  Service  Company  v.  National  Labor  Relations  Board,  on  petition 
for  review  and  on  request  for  enforcement  of  order  of  National  Labor  Relations 
Board;  brief  for  National  Labor  Relations  Board.  [1&44.]  cover  title. 
v-f27  p.     %  LR  1.9:  Oh  3/8 

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Peyton  Packing  Co.  No.  10960,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  5th  circuit,  Na- 
tional Labor  Relations  Board  v.  I'ej'ton  Packiuf?  Co.,  on  petition  for  enforce- 
ment of  order  of  National  Labor  Ilelations  Hoard;  brief  for  National  Labor 
Relations  Board.     [1944.]     cover  title,  iii+30  p.     |  LR  1.9 :  P  468 

Reliance  Mamifacturini/  Co.  No.  7580,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  7th  cir- 
cuit, Reliance  Manufacturing  Company  v.  National  Labor  Relations  Board, 
on  petition  for  rule  to  show  cause,  for  adjudication  in  contempt,  and  for  other 
relief;  brief  for  National  Labor  Relations  Board  In  support  of  motion  for 
judgment.  [1944.]     cover  title,  ii  -f  27  p.     t  LR  1.9  :R  279/4 

Same;  reply  brief  for  National  Labor  Relations  Board.     [1944.]     cover 

title,  ii  +  13  p.     t  LR  1.9 :  R  279/5 

Sandy  Hill  Iron  d  Brass  Works.  In  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d  circuit.  Na- 
tional Labor  Relations  Board  v.  Sandy  Hill  Iron  &  Brass  Works  on  petition 
for  enforcement  of  order  of  National  Labor  Relations  Board  ;  brief  for  National 
Labor  Relations  Board.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii +13  p.     |  LR  1.9  :Sa  57/2 

Schiveitzcr,  Peter  J.,  Inc.  Brief  for  National  Labor  Relations  Board,  United 
States  Court  of  Appeals,  District  of  Columbia,  no.  8698,  Peter  J.  Schweitzer, 
Inc.,  V.  National  Labor  Relations  Board,  on  petition  to  review  and  on  request 
for  enforcement  of  order  of  National  Labor  Relations  Board.  [1944.]  cover 
title,  ii  -f  24  p.     t  LR  1-9  :  Sch  97 

Sewell  Hats,  Inc.  No.  10^2,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  5th  circuit,  Sewrfl 
Hats,  Inc.,  v.  National  Labor  Relations  Board,  on  petition  to  review  and  on 
request  for  enforcement  of  order  of  National  Labor  Relations  Board ;  brief 
for   National   Labor  Relations   Board.     [1944.]     cover   title,    ii    -f   25   p.     t 

LR  1.9 :  Se  89 

Same,  Appendix  to  respondent's  brief.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii  +  190  p.    t 

LR  1.9  :Se  89/2 

Standard  Oil  Co.  No.  9603,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  6th  circuit,  National 
Labor  Relations  Board  v.  Standard  Oil  Company,  an  Ohio  corporation,  Sohio 
Pipe  Line  Corporation,  and  Latonia  Refining  Corporation,  on  i)etition  for  en- 
forcement of  order  of  National  Labor  Relations  Board ;  petition  of  National 
Labor  Relations  Board  for  rehearing.     [1944.]     cover  title,  8  p.     t 

LR  1.9 :  St  24/10 


NATIONAL  RAILROAD  ADJUSTMENT  BOARD 

Awards  8748-8900,  1st  division  National  Railroad  Adjustment  Board,  Chicago, 
•ill.,  V.  57.     Suburban  Printers  &  Publishers,  Inc.,  La  Grange,  111.  [1944.]      [1]  + 
876  p.  il.     t    National  Railroad  Adjustment  Board,  Chicago,  111.   (price  upon 
application). 

L.  C.  card  36-26211  RA  1.7 :  57 

Note. — The  1st  division  has  Jurisdiction  over  disputes  involving  train-and-yard-service 
employees  of  carriers ;  that  is,  engineers,  firemen,  hostlers,  and  outside  hostler  helpers, 
conductors,   trainmen,  and  yard-service  employees. 

NAVY  DEPARTMENT 

Claims  for  damages  incident  to  operation  of  vessels  of  Navy,  estimate  of  appro- 
priation to  pay  claims.  June  19,  legislative  day  May  9, 1944.  7  p.  (S.  doc.  214, 
78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Insurance.  [Manual  of  instructions  for  purchase  and  administration  of  insurance 
on  Navy  Department  contracts.]  [1943.]  iii-iv-f  124  p.  4°  [Issued  in  loose-leaf 
form.  Supersedes  PM  circular  letters  330,  to  the  extent  that  instructions  con- 
tained in  this  Manual  vary  from  those  of  such  circular  letters.].     *  Paper,  35c. 

N  1.19 :  In  7/3 

Luics  relating  chiefly  to  Navy,  Navy  Department,  Marine  Corps,  and  Coast  Guard, 
passed  at  1st  session.  78th  Congress,  1943.     1944.     viii-|-394  p.     t 
L.  C.  card  44-41143  N  1.7 :  943 

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July  1944  ,        837 

Posters.  "A  bridge  of  ships  is  the  short  line  to  Tokyo",  Chester  W.  Nimitz,  get 
'em  out  for  your  Navy!  official  Navy  poster.  1044.  20X28  in.  (Industrial 
Incentive  Division. )     t  N  1.81 :  G  33 

Ground  all  electric  tools  for  safety,  to  avoid  electric  shock  attach  ground 

first ;  safety  poster.     1944.     22X17  in.     t  N  1.31/2:  El  2 

"Landing  craft  are  the  pack  mules  of  our  amphibious  supply  lines",  W.  B. 

Young,  get  'em  into  tlie  tight!  official  Navy  poster.     1944.     20X28  in.      (Indus- 
trial Incentive  Division.)     t  N  1.31  :G  33/2 

Lift  with  your  legs,  not  with  your  back ;  safety  poster.     1944.     22X17  in.    t 

N  1.31/2  :L  62 

Take  care  of  your  safety  shoes ;  safety  poster.     1944.    22.1X17  in.     t 

N  1.31/2 :  Sh  7 

"Troops  are  only  good  when  put  ashore,  it's  our  job  to  put  them  there 

and  we  will",  R.  K.  Turner,  deliver  for  D  Day!  official  Navy  poster.     1944. 
28X20  in.     (Industrial  Incentive  Division.)     t  N  1.31 :  D  37 

"The  war  has  now  reached  the  stage  of  continuous  amphibious  offensives", 

Alan   G.   Kirk,   deliver   for   D   Day!    official   Navy   poster.     1944.     20X28   in. 
( Industrial  Incentive  Division. )     t  N  1.31 :  D  37/2 

"We  will  have  to  fight  our  way  ashore  .  .  .",  Ernest  J.  King,  you're  building 

victory  here  today!  official  Navy  poster.     1944.     28.5X40  in.     (Industrial  In- 
centive Division.)     t  N  1.31  :V  66/3 

Tyrrell,  Robert.  Damages  incident  to  operation  of  vessels  of  Coast  Guard,  esti- 
mate of  appropriation  to  pay  claim  [of  Robert  Tyrrell].  June  19,  legislative 
day  May  9, 1944.     2  p.     ( S.  doc.  216,  7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess. )     t 

AERONAUTICS  BUREAU 

Paint  stripping  and  cleaning  operations,  compounds  for  aircraft  uses;  [poster]. 
Jan.  1,  1944.     30X24  in.     [Supersedes  previous  issue.]     f         N  28.16/2  :  P  16/944 

COAST  GUARD 

Coast  Guard  bulletin,  v.  2,  no.  24 ;  June  1944.     [1944.]     p.  285-298.     [Monthly.]     t 
•  Item  1061 
L.  C.  card  39-29105  N  24.11 :  2/24 

Explosives  or  other  dangerous  articles  [on  board  vessels,  regulations  governing 
transportation,  storage,  stowage,  or  use  of  explosives  or  other  dangerous  arti- 
cles or  substances,  and  combustible  liquids  on  board  vessels,  Apr.  9,  1941], 
amendment  control  sheet  [amendments,  June  2,  1942-Sept.  1,  1943].  [1943.] 
[99]  p.    4°    [Issued  in  loose-leaf  form.]     *  Paper,  35c.     •  Item  268 

C  25.6/3  :  Ex  7/amdt.3 
Note. — This  3d  .set  of  amendments  is  classed  under  the  Marine  Inspection  and  Navi- 
gation Bureau  so  that  it  may  be  filed  with  the  publication  which  it  amends. 

Merchant  Marine  Council.  Proceedings  of  INIercliant  Marine  Council,  v.  1,  no.  5; 
May  1944.     [1944.]     p.  97-112,  il.  4"     [Monthly.]     t     •  Item  1063 

N  24.32 : 1/5 
JUDGE  ADVOCATE  GENERAL 

Court-martial  ord'ers,  year  ending  Dec.  31,  1941  [index].  1944.  iv+57  p.  12° 
[Issued  with  perforations.    Court-martial  orders  issued  by  Navy  Department.]   % 

N  1.14 :  941/ind. 
ilARINE  CORPS 

Women's  Reserve.  Ain't  Sis  and  I  salty !  Marine  Corps  Women's  Reserve,  n.p. 
[MCPB,  Feb.  1,  1944].     [4]  p.  il.  narrow  16°     t  N  9.2  :M  33/10 

MEDICINE  AND  SURGERY  BUREAU 

Manual  of  Medical  Department,  Navy.     [Edition  of  1944.]     1944.     vi-f  [888]  p.  il. 
[Issued  in  loose-leaf  form.     Supersedes  prior  editions.]     J     •  Item  877 
L.  C.  card  44-41044  N  10.5/1 :  944 

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Nat-al  mcdicnl  hullcfin.     United  States  naval  medical  bulletin,  v.  42,  no.  6;  June 
1W4.     1044.     vi  +  1233-1476    p.    11.     (Publications    Division.)      [Monthly.     In- 
cludes Index  to  United  States  naval  medical  bulletin,  v.  42.]     *  Paper,  35c. 
single  copy,  $4.(tO  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $5.00.     •  Item  880 
L.  C.  card  8-35005  N  10.11/1 :  42/6 

Posters.  Now,  what  was  I  supposed  to  remember?  [poster]  VP-8.  1944. 
22.6X17  in.  [Illustrator,  Woodcock.  Prepared  in  cooperation  with  Naval 
Medical  School,  National  Naval  Medical  Center,  Bethesda   Md.]     J 

N  10.17 :  V  55/no.8 

Please  be  careful ;  [poster]  VP-7.  1944.  23X17.1  in.  [Illustrator,  Wood- 
cock.]    t  N  10.17  :  V  55/no.7 

NAVAL  OPERATIONS  OFFICE 

HYDROGRAPHIC   OFFICE 

Note. — The  charts,  sailing  directions,  and  light  lists  of  the  Hydrographic  OflBce,  for  the 
duration  of  the  war,  will  be  sold  only  liy  the  Hydrographic  Office,  Navy  Department,  Wash- 
ington, D.  C.  and  the  Hydrographic  Distributing  Offices  located  in  the  principal  seaports 
of  the  United  States.  Certain  standard  manuals  of  the  Hydrographic  Office  are  sold  bv 
agents  at  the  principal  American  seaports  and  lake  ports,  and  are  also  available  through 
the  Superintendent  of  Documents,  Government  Printing  Office,  Washington  25,  D.  C,  at 
list  price.  Copies  of  list  of  palilications,  weekly  Hydrographic  bulletins,  and  Notices  to 
mariners  are  supplied  free  only  to  those  having  definite  need  therefor,  on  application  to  the 
Hydrographic  Office.  Navy  Denartment,  Washington.  D.  C.  and  at  the  branch  Hydrographic 
Offices  in  Boston,  New  York,  Philadelphia,  Baltimore,  Norfolk,  Savannah,  New  Orleans,  Gal- 
veston, San  Francisco,  San  Pedro,  Calif..  San  Juan.  P.  R.,  Captain  of  the  Port,  Panama 
Canal,  Portland  (Oreg.),  Seattle,  Honolulu,  T.  H.,  Chicago,  Cleveland,  Buffalo,  Sault  Ste. 
Marie,  and  Duluth. 

Hydrographic  bulletin,  no.  285^-59;  June  3-24,  1944.  [1944.]  Each  1  p.  f 
[Weekly.]     t  N  6.3  :  2856-2859 

Notice  to  mnriners,  no.  23-26;  June  3-24,  1944.  [1944.]  [xii] +667-805+ [svi] 
leaves.     [Weekly.]     t  N  6.11 :  944/23-26 

Charts 

Pilot  charts.  Pilot  chart  of  Central  American  waters,  June  1044;  no.  85(X). 
Scale  1°  long.  =0.7  in.  Washington.  D.  C,  May  16,  1044.  23X35  in.  [Monthly. 
Certain  portions  of  the  data  are  furnished  bv  the  Weather  Bureau.]     1 10c. 

N  6.24:  944/6 
Notb. — Contains  on  reverse :  Stream  drift  chart  of  the  world.  July,  drawn  from  all 
observations  for  the  month  received  by  the  Hydrographic  Office  to  and  including  1934. 

Same,  July  1944;  no.  3500.     Scale  1°  long.=0.7  in.     Washington,  D.  C. 

June  19.  1944.     23X35  in.     [Monthly.     Certain  portions  of  the  data  are  fur- 
nished by  the  Weather  Bureau.]     t     10c.  N  6.24:  944/7 

Note. — Contains  on  reverse :  Refraction  and  mirage,  edition  no.  2  ;  by  Willis  Edwin 
Hurd. 

Pilot  chart  of  Indian  Ocean,  July  1944;  no.  2603.     Scale  1°  long.=0.2  in. 

Washington,  D.  C,  May  16,  1944.     22.5X31  in.     [Monthly.     Certain  portions 
of  the  data  are  furnished  by  the  Weather  Bureau.]     f  10c.  N  6.17:  044/7 

Note. — Contains  on  reverse :  Monthly  moonlight  diagrams,  Aug.  1944. 

Same.  Aug.  1944;  no.  2603.     Scale  1°  long.=0.2  in.     Washington,  D.  C, 

June  19,  lfM4.     22X31  in.     [Monthly.     Certain  portions  of  the  data  are  fur- 
nished by  the  Weather  Bureau.]     tlOc.  N  6.17:  944/8 

Note. — Contains  on  reverse :  Monthly  moonlight  diagrams,  Sept.  1944. 

Pilot   chart   of  north   Atlantic   Ocean,   June,   1944;   no.    1400.     Scale   1° 

long.  =0.27  in.    Washington,  D.  C,  May  16,  1944.    23X38  in.     [Monthly.     Cer- 
tain portions  of  the  data  are  furnished  by  the  Weather  Bureau.]     1 10c 

L.  C.  card  14-16339  N  6.15/1 :  9U/6 

Note. — Contains  on  reverse:  Monthly  moonlight  diagrams,  July  1944. 

Same,  July  1944;  no,  1400.     Scale  1°  long.=0.27  in.     Washington,  D.  C, 

June  19,  1944.     23X38  in.     [Monthly.     Certain  portions  of  the  data  are  fur- 
nished by  the  Weather  Bureau.]     1 10c.  N  6.15/1 :  944/7 

Note. — Contains  on   reverse  :   Monthly  moonlight   diagrams,   Aug.   1944. 

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July  1944  839 

I'ilot  charts — Continued. 

Pilot  chart  of  north  Pacific  Ocean,  June  1944 ;  no.  1401.    Scale  1°  long.  =0.2 

in.     Washington,  D.  C,  Apr.  17,  1944.     24X35  in.     [Monthly.    Certain  portions 
of  the  data  are  furnished  by  the  Weather  Bureau.]     1 10c.  N  6.16:  944/6 

Note. — Contains  on  reverse  :  Maximum  sea  surface  temperatures. 

Same,  July  1944;  no.  1401.     Scale  1"  long.=0.2  in.     Washington,  D.  C, 

May  16,  1944.     24X35  in.     [Monthly.     Certain  portions  of  the  data  are  fur- 
nished by  the  Weather  Bureau.]     f  10c.  N  6.16:  944/7 

Note. — Contains  on  reverse :  Annular  eclipse  of  July  -!0,  1944 ;  by  J.  F.  Hellweg. 

Same,  Aug.  1944;  no.  1401.     Scale  1°   long.=0.2  in.     Washington,  D.  C, 

June  19,  1944.     24X35  in.     [Monthly.     Certain  portions  of  the  data  are  fur- 
nished by  the  Weather  Bureau.]     1 10c.  N  6.1G :  944/8 

Note. — Contains  on  reverse:  Ti'opical  cyclones  of  the  eastern  north  Pacific  Ocean;  by 
Willis  Edwin  Hurd. 

NAVAL  PERSONNEL  BUREAU 

Information  bulletin.  Bureau  of  Naval  Personnel  information  bulletin,  June 
1944;  [no.  327].  [1944.]  cover  title,  72  p.  il.  4°  [Monthly.  Text  and  other 
illustrations  on  p.  2-4  of  cover.]     t  N  17.27:  327 

Jobs.     What  kind  of  job  can  I  get  in  Navy?    n.  p.  [1944].     [2] +20+ [4]  p.  il.     t 

N  17.2 :  J  57/944 

Lookout  manual.  [1943.]  cover  title,  48  p.  il.  small  4°  ([Training  Aids.]) 
[Text  on  p.  2-4  of  cover.]     t  N  17.16/1 :  L  87/943 

Xaval  Academy,  Annapolis.     Regulations  governing  admission  of  candidates  into 
Naval  Academy  as  midshipmen  and  Sample  examination  papers,  June  1944. 
1944.     iv+74  p.     t     •  Item  888 
L.  C.  card  7-320G9  N  12.7  :  944 

Naval  personnel.  Personal  affairs  of  naval  personnel  and  aid  for  their  dependents, 
supp.  1,  Apr.  1944.     1944.     [2]  +6  p.     *  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  905 

N  17.2 :  P  43/943/supp.  1 

Schools  &  rates  for  Navy  women.  [1944.]  cover  title,  20  p.  il.  4°  [Other  illus- 
trations on  p.  2  and  3  of  cover.]     *  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  905      N  17.2 :  Sch  6/3 

ORDNANCE  BUREAU 

Naval  firepower,  June  1944;  [v.  1,  no.  9].  [1944.]  16  p.  il.  large  4°  [Monthly. 
For  men  and  women  of  naval  ordnance.]     $     •  N  18.12: 1/9 

SHIPS  BUREAU 

Blowers.    Instructions  for   operation   and   maintenance   of   blowers ;   chap.   53 
[Bureau  of  Ships  manual].     1944.     [1]+16  p.  il.  1  pi.     *  Paper,  10c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41142  N  29.1 3 :  53/944 

Posters.  Why  help  gremlins?  square  corners  and  gremlins  play,  round  corners, 
they  stay  away;    [poster].     May  1,   1944.     28X20  in.     t  N  29.15:0  86 

SUPPLIES  AND  ACCOUNTS  BUREAU 

Oovernment  supplies.     Navy  Deptirtment  specification :  Aluminum,  plates,  sheets, 

and  strips;  May  1,  1944.     [1944.]     10  p.  il.  12°     (47A2e.)      [Supersedes  47A2d, 

Sept.  1,  1930.]     t  N  20.6/2 :  47  A  2e 

Note. — This  and  the  following  specifications  are  issued  with  perforations  for  Insertion 

in  loose-leaf  binders. 

Same:  Aluminum-alloy  (Al-3)  (aluminum-manganese),  plates,  sheets  (flat 

and  coiled),  and  strips:  May  1,  1944.     [1944.]     11  p.  il.  12"     (47A4d.)      [Super- 
sedes 47A4c,  June  1,  1934.]     t  N  20.6/2  :  47A4d 

Same:  Bicycles,  men's;  May  1,  1944.  1944.  1  p.  12"  (8Blc.)  [Super- 
sedes 8Blb,  June  1,  1943.]     t  N  20.6/2 :  8  B  Ic 

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Oovenwicnt  supplies — Continued. 

Same:  Boxes,  spare-part,  electrical  and  mechanical  (shipboard  use)  ;  Apr. 

1,  1944.     [1944.]     12  p.  il.  12°     (42B9b.)     [Supersedes  42B9a,  Nov.  1,  1940.]     t 

N  20.6/2 :  42  B  9b 

Same:    Brushes,    lettering;    May    1,    1944.     [1944.]     3    p.    12°     (38B28c.) 

[Supersedes  38B28b,  Feb.  1,  1935.]     t  N  20.6/2  :  38  B  28c 

Same :  Caps,  attachment-plug,  separable,  for  connection  to  flexible  electrical 

conductors  ;  May  1, 1944.     [1944.]     5  p.  il.  12°     (17Cl5b.)     [Supersedes  17C15a, 
Oct.  1,  1942.]     t  N  20.6/2  :  17  C  15b 

Same :    Carbon-tetraohloride,    technical ;    May    1,    1944.     1944.     1    p.    12° 

( 51C34a. )      [  Supersedes  01C34,  Feb.  1,  1943.  ]     t  N  20.6/2 :  51  C  34a 

Same:  Coils,  ignition,  high-tension  (for  motorboat  engines)  ;  May  1,  1944. 

1944.     1  p.  12°     (17C14b.)     t  N  20.6/2 :  17  C  14b 

Same:  Colanders;  Apr.  1,  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  il.  12°     (64C8a.)     [Super- 
sedes 64C8,  Oct.  1,  1928.]     t  N  20.6/2 :  64  C  8a 

Same :  Compound,  antifreeze ;  May  1,  1944.     [1944.]     8  p.  il.  12°     (51C39.) 

t  N  20.6/2:510  39 

Same  :  Cutters,  gage-glass :  May  1,  1944.     1944.     1  p.  12°     (41C5d.)     t 

N  20.6/2 :  41 C  5d 

Same:  Disodium-phosphate,  anhydrous;  May  1,  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  12° 

( 51D12. )     t  N  20.6/2 :  51  D  12 

Same :  Dressing,  leather,  belt ;  May  1, 1944.     [1944.]     5  p.  12°     (52D10. )     t 

N  20.6/2 :  52  D  10 

Same:  Drills,  upright,  motor-driven,  21-inch  (shipboard  use)  ;  May  1,  1944. 

[1944.]     2  p.  12°     (40D4d.)      [Supersedes  40D4c,  Nov.  1,  1943.]     t 

N  20.6/2 :  40  D  4d 

— —     Same:  Drills,  upright,  motor-driven,  28-inch  (shipboard  use)  ;  May  1,  1944. 
[1944.]     2  p.  12°     (40D5e.)     [Supersedes  40D5d,  Nov.  1,  1943.]     t 

N  20.6/2 :  40  D  5e 

Same :  Fans,  electric,  bracket  (shipboard  use)  ;  May  1, 1944.     1944.     1  p.  12" 

( 17F6h. )     t  N  20.6/2 :  17  F  6h 

Same:   Fans,  electric,  refrigerator-space    (shipboard  use);  May  1,   1944. 

[1944.]     2  p.  12°     (17F13b.)     t  N  20.6/2  :  17  F  13b 

Same:  Fans,  electric,  ventilating,  portable;  May  1,  1944.     1944.     1  p.  12° 

( 17F9d. )     t  N  20.6/2  :  17  F  9d 

Same:  Faucets,  compression  and  self-closing  types  (shipboard  use)  ;  May 

1,1944.     [1944.]     2  p.  12°     (45F9c.)     t  N  20.6/2 :  45  F  9c 

Same :  Fiber,  insulating,  gray ;  May  1,  1944.     1944.     1  p.  12°     (17F5d.)     t 

N  20.6/2 :  17  F  5d 

Same:    Hats,    protective;    Apr.    1,    1944.     [1944.]     7    p.    12°     (37Hlla.) 

[Supersedes  37H11,  Nov.  1,  1940.]     t  N  20.6/2 :  37  H  11a 

Same :  Heaters,  electric,  disk-type ;  May  1,  1944.     1944.     1  p.  12°     (17Hle.) 

t  N  20.6/2: 17  Hie 

Same:   Helmets,  blast,   telephone    (shipboard  use);   May  1.   1944.     1944. 

1  p.  12"     ( 17H6a. )     t  N  20.6/2 :  17  H  6a 

Same :   Hoists,   electric,   motor-operated ;   May   1,   1944.     1944.     1   p.    12° 

(40H7d.)     t  N  20.6/2:  40  H7d 

Same:  Hoists,  pneumatic,  motor,  geared;  May  1,  1944.     1944.     1  p.  12° 

( 40H8a. )     t  N  20.6/2  :  40  H  8a 

Same:  Hose,  fire-extinguisher  (portable,  15-ponnd,  carbon-dioxide);  Apr. 

1,  1944.     [1944.]     8  p.  il.  12°     (58Hla.)     [Supersedes  58H1,  June  1,  1938.1   t 

N  20.6/2 :  58  Hla 

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Oovernment  supplies — Coutinued. 

Same:  Insulating-material,  electrical,  liquid,  quick-drying;  May  1,  1944. 

[1944.]     2  p.  12°     (17-I-16C.)      [Supersedes  17-I-16b,  Nov.   1,  1943.]     t 

N  20.6/2 :  17-I-16c 

Same:  Iron,  wrought  (refined),  bars;  May  1,  1944.  [1944.]     6  p.  12"     (46- 

I-7c.)      [Supersedes  46-I-7b,    Sept.   1,   1939.]     t  N  20.6/2 :  4&-I-7c 

Same:  Irons,  flat,  electric;  May  1,  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  12°     (17-I-7d.) 

[Supersedes  17-I-7c,  Nov.   1,  1943.]     t  N  20.6/2 :  17-I-7d 

Same :  Ladles,  galley ;  May  1,  1944.     [1944.]     3  p.  12°      (64L2a.)      [Snixr- 

sedes  64L2,  Apr.  1,  1929.]     t  N  20.6/2 :  64L2a 

Same :  Lanterns,  electric,  automatic,  floating ;  May  1,  1944.    1944.    1  p.  12° 

( 17Llla. )     t  N  20.6/2 :  17Llla 

Same:  Lathes,  cabinet,  precision,  motor-driven   (shipboard  use)  ;  May  1, 

1944.     [1944.J     2  p.  12°     (40L2b.)     [Supersedes  40L2a,  Nov.  1,  1943.]     t 

N  20.6/2  :40L2b 

Same:  Lathes,  engine,  motor-driven,  medium-heavy-duty,  14-incli  (ship- 
board use)  ;  June  1,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  12"  (40  Llg.)  (Supersedes  40Llf, 
Nov.  1, 1943.]  t  N  20.6 :  40  Llg 

Same:  Lathes,  engine,  motor-driven,  medium-heavy-duty,  16-inch  (.ship- 
board use);  May  1,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  12°  (4UL3d.)  [Supersedes  40L3c, 
Nov.   1,   1943.]     t  N  20.6/2 :  40  L3d 

Same:  Lights,  electric,  signaling,  portable,  multi-purpose  (shipboard  use)  ; 

May  1,  1944.     1944.     1  p.  12°     (17L15a.)     t  N  20.6/2 :  17  L15a 

Same:  Machines,  boring,  drilling,  and  milling,  horizontal,  motor-driven, 

4-inch  spindle    (shipboard  use)  ;  May  1,   1944.      [1944.]     2  p.   12°      (40M5c.) 
[Supersedes  40M5b,  Nov.  1,  1943. J     t  N  20.6/2 :  40  M5c 

■ Same:  Machines,  cylinder-boring,  portable,  motor-driven  (.shipboard  use)  ; 

May  1,  1944.    [1944.]    2  p.  12°     (40M7c.)     [Supersedes  40M7b,  Nov.  1,  1943.]     t 

N  20.6/2 :  40  M7c 

Same:    Machines,    milling    (universal),    motor-driven    (shipboard    use); 

June  1, 1944.      [1944.]     2  p.  12°  (40M6d.)      [Supersedes  40M6c,  Nov.  1, 1943]     f 

N  20.6/2  :  40  M6d 

Same:  Oil,  linseed,  alkali-refined;  May  1,  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  12°     (52- 

0-17.)     t  .  N  20.6/2 :  52-0-17 

Same:  Pans,  dish;  May  1,  1944.  [1944.]  4  p.  il.  12°  (&4PSb.)  [Super- 
sedes (^iPSa,  Apr.  1,  1932.  ]      j  N  20.6/2  :  64  P8b 

Same :  Pipe,  lead,  lining,  for  iron  pipe  and  steel  tubing ;  May  1,  1944. 

[1944.]     4  p.  12°     (44P3e.)     [Supersedes  44P3d,  Apr.  1,  1941.]     f 

N  20.6/2 :  44  P3e 

Same  :  Platters,  steel ;  Apr.  1,  1944.  [1944.]  3  p.  11.  12°  (()3P2a.)  [Super- 
sedes 63P2,  Apr.  1,  1929.]     t  N  20.6/2  :  63  P2a 

Same:  Plugs,  heat-exchanger-tube  (phenolic-material,  laminated)  ;  May  1, 

1944.     [1944.]     7  p.  11.  12°     (45P3.)     t  N  20.6/2 :  45  P3 

Same :  Pumps,  centrifugal,  for  shipboard  use ;  May  1,  1944.    1944.    1  p.  12° 

(llPob.)     t  N  20.6/2:  11  P5b 

Same:  Pumps,  portable,  air-turbine-driven;   May  1,  1944.     [1944.]     2  p. 

12°     (llPSb.)      [Supersedes  llPSa,  Aug.  1,  1938.]     t  N 20.6/2 :  11  P8b 

Same:   Pumps,   portable,   submersible,   with   alternating-current   motors; 

May  1,  1944.    1944.    1  p.  12°     (llPlOb.)     [Supersedes  llPlOa,  Oct.  1,  1940].     t 

N  20.6/2:  11  PlOb 

Same:   Razors,   straight,   safety   type;   May   1,   1944.     [1944.]     6   p.   12° 

(29RL)     t  N  20.6/2:  29  Rl 

Same:  Resin,  alkyd,  solution;  May  1,  1944.     [1944.]     8  p.  12°  (52R13.)     f 

N  20.6/2  :  52  R13 

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842  G0\TEIINMENT   PUBLICATIONS 

Ooiemment  supplies — Continued. 

Same :  Soap,  powdered,  hand,  with  vegetable  abrasive ;  May  1,  1944.   [1044.] 

3  p.  12"     (51S37.)     t  N  20.6/2 :  51  S37 

Same:  Spotlights  incandescent,  power-boat;  May  1,  1944.     1944.    1  p.  12" 

( 17S14b. )     t  N  20.6/2  :  17  S14b 

Same;  Spread.s,  bed,  cotton;  May  1,  1944.   [1944.]     6  p.  il.  12°     (27S3b.) 

[Supersedes  27S3a,  Nov.  1,   1930.]     t  N  20.6/2 :  27  S3b 

Same:    Steel,  forgings  for  welding;  May  1,  1944.      [1944.]     7  p.  il.   I2f 

(46S29C.)      [Supersedes  46S29b,  Sept.  1,  1939.]     t  N  20.6/2 :  46  S29c 

Same:  Steel,  rolled,  heat-treated,  bars  (for  shafting)  ;  May  1,  1944.  [1944.] 

5  p.  12"     (46S43.)     t  N  20.0/2 :  46  S43 

Same:  Tableware,  glass,  officers'  mess-gear;  June  1,  1944.     [1944.]     11  p. 

11.    12"     (63T9d.)     [Supersedes  63T9C,  Feb.  2,  1942.]     t  N  20.6/2 :  63T9d 

• Same:  Testing-sets,  electric,  Wheatstone-bridge  type;  May  1.  1944.    1944. 

1  p.  12"     (17T17C.)     t  N  20.6/2:   17  T17c 

Same:    Thermometers,    distant-reading,    indicating-dial;    May    1,    1944. 

[1944.]     12-  p.  il.  12"     (18T13b.)     [Supersedes  18T13a,  Apr.  1,  1936.]     t 

N  20.6/2  :  18  T13b 

Same:  Titanium-barium,  pigment;  May  1,  1944.     [1944.]     7  p.  12"     (52T4f.) 

[Supersedes  52T4d,  June  1,  1939  and  52T4e,  Apr.  1,  1940].     t 

N  20.6/2 :  52T4f 

Same :  Toluidine-red-toner,  dry ;  June  1,  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  12°     (52T6b.) 

[Supersedes  52T6a,   June   1,   1932.]     t  N  20.6/2  :  52  T  6b 

Same:  Torches,  blow,  alcohol  and  gasoline;  May  1,  1944.    1944.     1  p.  12° 

( 41T4h. )     t  N  20.6/2 :  41  T  4h 

Same:   Torches,   oil,   portable,   suction;   Apr.   1,   1944.    [1944.]     6  p.   12" 

(41T22b.)      [Supersedes  41T22a,  Oct.  1.  1934.]     j  N  20.6/2 :  41  T  22b 

Same :  Toweling,  cotton ;  May  1,  1944.  1944.  1  p.  12"  (27T20b.)  [Super- 
sedes 27T20a,  Oct.  1,  1943.]     t  N  20.6/2 :27  T  20b 

• Same :  Tubes- boiler,  seamless ;  June  1,  1944.     [1944.]     6  p.  12"     (44T3f.) 

[  Supersedes  44T3e,  Sept.  1, 1938.  ]     t  N  20.6/2 :  44  T  3f 

Same :  Tubes,  glass,  Y-shaped ;  May  1, 1944.    [1944.]    4  p.  12"    (57T41.)     f 

N  20.0/2 :  57  T  41 

Same:  Tureens;  May  1,  1944.     [1944.]    4  p.  il.  12°     (63T7b.)     [Supersedes 

63T7a,  Oct.  1,  1934.]     t  N  20.6/2 :  63  T  7b 

• Same:  Valves,  escape,  air-regulating,  for  Navy  standard  diving  helmets; 

June  1,  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  12°     (23V2.)     t  N  20.6/2 :23  V  2 

■ Same :  Varnish,  asphalt ;  May  1,  1944.  1944.  1  p.  12"  (52Vlf).  [Super- 
sedes 52Vle,  Apr.  2,  1934.]     t  N  20.6/2  :  52  V  If 

Same:  Water-closets  (shipboard  use)  ;  May  1,  1944.     [1944.]     14  p.  il.  12° 

(30Wlg.)     [Supersedes  30Wlb,  Dec.  1,  1933  and  SOWlf,  Jan.  2.  1941.]     t 

N20.6/2:30W]g 

Mnnnal.  Change  37,  Bureau  of  Supplies  and  Accounts  manual;  May  1,  1944. 
n  p.  [1944].  iii  p.  [Accompanied  by  reprints  of  certain  pages  (with  changes) 
to  be  inserted  in  the  Manual.]     %  N  20.13:  Su  7/2/929/ch.37 

2Javal  crpcnditures,  1943.     1944.     iv-f  55  p.  4°     t     •  Item  917 

L.  C.  card  11-20038  N  20.21 :  1M3 

Prices.  Navy  price  list  of  clothing  and  small  stores,  effective  July  1,  1944.  1944. 
4  p.  [Issued  with  perforations.  Prices  contained  herein  are  effective  after 
close  of  business  June  30,  1944,  and  supersede  current  price  list  effective 
July  1,  1943.]     t  N  20.2  :  C  62/944 

Travel  itistnietions.  Change  16,  U.  S.  Navy  travel  instructions;  May  1,  1^4. 
[1944.]  i  p.  [Accompanied  by  reprints  of  certain  pages  (with  changes)  to  be 
inserted  in  U.  S.  Navy  travel  instructions,  1936.]     t     N  20.13 :  T69/2/936/ch. 16 

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July  1944  843 

PAN  AMERICAN  SANITARY  BUREAU 

bulletin.  Bulletin  of  Pan  American  Sanitary  Bureau,  v.  23,  no.  2 ;  Feb.  1944. 
n.  p.  [r.>44].  cover  title,  [2] +97-192  p.  il.  [Monthly.  Articles  appear  in 
Spanish,  Portuguese,  French,  and  occasionally  in  English.]     t     PAS  1.3:  23/2 

■ Same,  v.  23,  no.  3;  Mar.  1944.     n.  p.  [1944].     cover  title,  [2] +193-288  p.  il. 

[Monthlv.     Articles  appear  in  Spanish,  Portuguese,  French,  and  occasionally 
in  English.]     f  PAS  1.3:  23/3 

Vital  stalistics.  Monthly  report,  biostatistics,  epidemiology,  no.  1 ;  Mar.  1944. 
[1944.]     15  p.  4°     [Processed.     Spanish  and  English.]     $  PAS  1.8 : 1 

Note. — Tbis  publication  replaces  the  tables  on  i>estilcntial  diseases  which  were  pub- 
lished in  the  Pan  American  Sanitary  Bureau  bulletin  uutil  its  Mar.  1944  issue. 

■ Same,  no.  2;  Apr.  1944.     [1944.]     16  p.  map,  4°     [Processed.     Spanish  and 

English.]     t  PAS  1.8:  2 

Same,  no.  3;  May  1944.     [1944.]     15  p.  map,  4°     [Processed.     Spanish  and 

English.]     t  PAS  1.8:  3 

PAN  AMERICAN  UNION 

Note.— The  Pan  American  Union  sells  its  own  illustrated  monthly  Bulletin,  booklets,  and 
other  publications,  at  prices  ranging  from  5c.  to  $2.00.  The  price  of  any  edition  of  the 
Bulletin  is  15c.  a  single  copy,  the  English  edition  is  $1.50  a  year,  the  Spanish  edition  $1.00 
a  year,  the  I'ortuguese  edition  $1.00  a  year;  there  is  an  additional  charge  of  75c.  a  year 
on  each  edition  for  countries  outside  the  Pan  American  Union.  Address  the  Pan  American 
Union,  Washington,  D.  C. 

Books.     Pan  American  book  shelf,  v.  7,  no.  5;  May  1944.     Washington,  D.  C, 
1944.     viii+111-124  p.  4"     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t  Paper,  $1.00  a  yr. 
L.  C.  card  39-26457  PA  1.47  :  7/5 

Same,  V.  7,  no.  6 ;  June  1944.     Washington,  D.  C,  1944.     vii+125-148  p.  4" 

[Monthly.     Processed.]     f  Paper,  $1.00  a  yr.  PA  1.47  :  7/6 

Btilletin  {English  edition).     Bulletin  of  Pan  American  Union,  June  1944;  [v.  78, 
no.  0].     [1944.]     cover  title,   [4] +301-360  p.  il.     [Monthly.]     For  price,  see 
note  above  under  center  head.     •  Item  922 
L.  C.  card  8-30967  PA  1.6 :  e78/6 

Same.     (H.  doc.  438,  pt.  6,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.) 

( rortugucse  edition).     Boletim  da  Uniao  Panamericana,  junho  1944 ;  [v.  46, 

no.   6].     1944.*     cover  title,    [4] +233-283  p.   il.     [Monthly.]      For  price,  see 
note  above  under  center  head. 

L.  C.  card  11-27014  PA  1.6 :  p  46/6 

(Spanish  edition).     Boletin  de  la  Union  Panamericana,  junio  1944;  [v.  78, 

no.  6].      [1944.     cover  title,    [4] +293-352  p.   il.      [Monthly.]      For  price,  see 
note  above  under  center  head. 

L.  C.  card  12-12555  PA  l.G :  s  78/6 

Commercial  Pan  America.  Commercial  Pan  America,  monthly  review  of  com- 
merce and  finance,  Mar.-Apr.  1944 ;  v.  13,  nos.  3  and  4.  1944.  cover  title, 
[4] +43-86  leaves,  4°  [Processed.  Tvfo  numbers  issued  as  one  publication. 
Title  is :  Progress  of  industi'y,  transportation,  and  commerce  in  Central  Amer- 
ica.] t  I^aper,  10c.  per  mo.,  $1.00  a  yr.  (either  English  or  Spanish  edition)  ; 
foreign  subscription,  $1.25. 
L.  C.  card  PA3S-8  PA  1 .45 :  e  13/3,4 

Same,   Spanish.     1944.     cover  title,    [3] +53-105  leaves,  4°     [Processed.] 

PA  1.45 :  s  13/3,4 

Pan  American  Highway.  El  camino  a  la  belleza  [la  Carretera  Panamericana]  ; 
por  William  Vogt.  [1944.]  [2] +233-242  p.  il.  [Reproducido  del  Boletin  de 
la  Union  Panamericana,  mayo  de  1944.]     t  1*^'^  1.6/a  :  C  146 

Panorama,  record  of  inter-American  cultural  events,  no.  24;  May  1944.     [1944.] 
cover  title,  [1]+31  leaves,  4°     [Processed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  4^38393  I'A  1.53 :  a4 

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844  Government  Publications 

POST  OFFICE  DEPARTMENT 

Postal  hullftin,  v.  65,  no.  18724-732;  June  2-30,  1944.     [1944.]     various  paging,  f 
[Published  Tuesday  and  Friday,  except  legal  holidays.]     ♦Paper,  5c.  single 
copy,  $1.00  a  yr. 
L.  C.  card  &-5810  P  1.3 :  65 

Postal  guide.  United  States  ofBcial  postal  guide;  Monthly  supplement  to  pts.  1 
and  2,  nth  series,  v.  4,  no.  11;  May  1944.  [1944.]  [3] +65+ [2 J  p.  [Includes 
Changes  35  and  36  affecting  United  States  official  postal  guide  for  1943,  pt.  1 ; 
also  Amendments  (Inserts  222-224)  to  Postal  laws  and  regulations  of  United 
States,  edition  of  1940.  Part  of  the  pages  are  printed  on  one  side  only.]  *  Paper 
(2;^  numbers  Aug.  1943- June  1945) ,  $1.75.     •  Item  929  P  1.10/1 :  943/11 

RAILWAY  MAIL  SERVICE 

Mail  rotites.  Schedule  of  mail  routes,  no.  319,  June  13,  1944,  1st  division.  Rail- 
way Mail  Service,  comprising  Maine,  New  Hampshire,  Vermont,  Massachusetts, 
Rhode  Island,  and  Connecticut.  Boston,  Mass.,  P.  O.  [June  13,  1944].  140  p. 
narrow  8"     +  P  10.12/1 :  319 

■ Schedule  of  mail  routes,  no.  547,  May  7,  1944,  3d  division,  Railway  Mail 

Service,  comprising  District  of  Columbia,  Maryland,  North  Carolina,  Virginia, 
and  West  Virginia  (except  peninsula  of  Maryland  and  Virginia).  [1944.] 
189+ [1]  p.  narrow  8°     t  P  10.12/3  :&47 

■ Schedule  of  mail  routes,  no.  605,  June  13,  1944,  4th  division,  Railway  Mail 

Service,  comprising  Alabama,  Florida,  Georgia,  South  Carolina,  Tennessee. 
Puerto  Rico  and  Virgin  Islands.  Darby  Printing  Co.,  Atlanta,  Ga.  [June  13. 
1944.]     112  p.  narrow  8°    t  P  10.12/4:  605 

Schedule  of  mail  routes,  no.  540,  May  20,  1944,  5th  division.  Railway  Mail 

Service,  comprising  Ohio,  Indiana,  and  Kentucky.  Roessler  Bros.,  Inc.,  Cin- 
cinnati, O.,  May  20,  1944.    160  p.  narrow  8°    J  P  10.12/5 :  540 

Schedule  of  mail  routes,  no.  546,  Mar.  3,  1944,  7th  division,  Railway  Mail 

Service,  comprising  Kansas  and  Missouri.  Wellington  Printing  Co.,  St.  Louis, 
Mo.  [Mar.  3,  1944].     132  p.  narrow  8°     I  P  10.12/7:  546 

Schedule  of  mail  routes,  no.  547,  June  7,  1944,  7th  division.  Railway  Mail 

Service,  comprising  Kansas  and  Missouri.  Wellington  Printing  Co.,  St.  Louis, 
Mo.   [June  7,  1^4].     132  p.  narrow  8°     t  P  10.12/7: 547 

•    Schedule  of  mail  routes,  no.  329,  June  12,  1944,  11th  division.  Railway 

Mail  Service,  comprising  New  Mexico,  Oklahoma,  and  Texas.  Babcock  Print- 
ing Co.,  Fort  Worth,  Tex.    [June  12,  1944].     144+ [1]  p.  narrow  8"     t 

P  10.12/11 :  329 

Schedule  of  mail  routes,  no.  160,  May  29,  1944,  13th  division  Railway  Mail 

Service,  comprising  Alaska,  Idaho,  Montana,  Oregon  and  Washington.  [Seattle 
P.  O.,  May  29,  1944.]     120  p.  narrow  8°     +  P  10.12/13 :  160 

Schedule  of  mail  routes,  no.  188,  May  26,  1944,  14th  division,  Railway  Mail 

Service,  comprising  Nebraska,  Colorado,  and  Wyoming.  Burkley  Printing  Co., 
Omaha  [May  26,  1M4].     112  p.  narrow  8°    I  P  10.12/14 :  188 

TOPOGRAPHY  DIVISION 

Note The  Division  of  Topography  has  on  file  maps  showing  all  roads  used  by  the 

rural  tree  relivery  mail  service.  Rural  delivery  routes  are  shown  in  detail  on  county 
or  local  maps  which,  with  a  few  exceptions,  are  drawn  to  the  scale  of  1 :  62,500  or 
1  •  63  :^60  (1  mile  to  the  inch).  Maps  of  more  than  1,600  counties  in  the  United  States 
have  been  prepared  bv  the  Post  Office  Department  and  blue-line  prints,  made  from  nega- 
tives on  file  are  sold  "for  50  cents  per  copy.  Each  county  map  shows  in  addition  to  the 
roads  traveled  by  rural  carriers,  all  post  offices  within  the  county  at  the  time  the  negative 
was  made  and  all  other  roads,  houses,  schools,  and  churches  known  at  the  time  the  map 
was  originally  drawn,  together  with  an  outline  of  the  drainage.  A  list  of  the  county  maps 
on  file  will  be  furnished  upon  application  to  the  Superintendent,  Division  of  Finance,  Post 
Office  Department,  Washington,  D.  C.  Rural  delivery  routes  emanating  from  post  offices 
in  counties  for  which  county  maps  have  not  been  drawn  are  shown  on  local  maps.  Blue- 
nrint  copies  of  such  maps  are  sold  at  25  cents  each.  Orders  for  all  postal  maps  should  be 
accompanied  by  money  order  and  addressed  to  the  Superintendent,  Division  of  Finance,  Post 
Office  Department,  Washington,  D.  C.  Rural  delivery  maps  should  not  be  confused  with  the 
State  post  route  maps  which  are  listed  in  the  Monthly  catalog  for  Jan.  1944,  page  79. 

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July  1944  845 

PRESIDENT  OF  UNITED  STATES 

Note. — The  functions  and  duties  of  the  Kxceutivc  Odice  of  the  President  were  established 
by  Executive  order  of  Sept.  (S,  193;).  Tlie  iiriiicipal  divisions  at  present  are  as  follows  :  The 
White  House  Ofiice,  the  Bureau  of  the  Budj^et,  the  Liasiou  Office  for  Personnel  Management, 
thrt  Office  of  Emergency  Management,  and  the  Committee  for  Congested  Production  Areas. 

For  information  relating  to  the  issuance  of  Executive  orders  and  Proclamations  of  the 
President  see,  below,  note  under  Ea-ccutivc  orders. 

Clothing  allowances.  Amendment  of  Executive  order  9356,  June  24,  1943,  pre- 
scribing regulations  governing  furnishing  of  clothing  in  kind  or  payment  of 
cash  allowancos  in  lieu  thereof  to  enlisted  personnel  of  Navy,  Coast  Guard, 
Naval  Reserve  and  Coast  Guard  Reserve.  June  8,  1944.  (Executive  order 
9447.)  [Not  issued  separately.  Appeared  in  Federal  register,  v.  9,  no.  116, 
Juue  10,  1944,  p.  6293-94.] 

D-Day  prayer.     The  President's  D-Day  prayer.     June  6,  1944.     2  p.  narrow  f° 
[Processed.]     I 
L.  C.  card  44-41138  Pr  32.2  :  D  1 

Dickcrson,  Eugene  E.  Executive  order,  waiving  provisions  of  Executive  order 
of  Jan.  17,  1873,  as  to  Eugene  E.  Dickerson,  postmaster  at  Warmsprings,  Mont. 
May  15,  1944.     1  p.  4°     (No.  9442.)     t  The  National  Archives.     •  Item  943 

Pr  32.5 :  9442 

Eason,  Mrs.  Bessie  L.  Bessie  Eason,  message  returning  without  approval  bill 
(H.  R.  3537)  for  relief  of  Bessie  Eason.  June  7,  1944.  2  p.  (H.  doc.  646, 
78th  Gong.  2d  sess.)     t 

E.recutivc  orders. 

Note. — The  Federal  register  act  (49  Stat.  500  as  amended  ;  44  U.  S.  C,  and  supp.  SOI 
et  seq.)  provides  in  sec.  5  as  follows:  There  shall  be  publi.shed  in  the  Federal  register  all 
Presidential  Proclamations  and  Executive  orders,  except  such  as  have  no  general  appli- 
cability and  lei^al  effect  or  are  effective  only  against  Federal  agencies  or  persons  in  their 
capacity  as  officers,  agents,  or  employees  thereof. 

The  Executive  orders  and  Pi-oclamations  published  in  the  Federal  register  will  not 
be  issued  separately,  but  title  entries  for  such  Executive  orders  and  Proclamations,  with 
reference  to  the  Federal  register,  apjiear  above  and  below. 

The  distribution  of  Executive  orders  and  Proclamations  was  transf-^rred,  beginning 
Mar.  12,  lOXG,  from  the  Department  of  State  to  the  Division  of  the  Federal  Register, 
National  Archives.  Free  distribution  will  be  only  to  appropriate  agencies  of  the  Gov- 
ernment. The  Federal  register  will  be  sold  by  the  Superintendent  of  Documents,  Govern- 
ment Printing  OflBce,  Washington  25,  D.  C,  on  a  subscription  basis  of  $1.50  per  month  of 
$15.00  per  year. 

Foreign  serviee.  Authorizing  Secretary  of  State  to  prescribe  regulations  and 
issue  orders  and  instructions  relating  to  Foreign  service  of  United  States.  June 
26,  1944.  (Executive  order  94.'^2. )  [Not  issued  separately.  Appeared  in  Fed- 
eral register,  v.  9,  no.  129,  June  29,  1944,  p.  7183.] 

Foreign  service  regnlatiovs.  Amending  Foreign  service  regulations  of  United 
States  [sec.  1-3  (b)  (1)  and  sec.  1-5  (a)]  June  20,  1944,  (Executive  order 
94.10.)  [Not  issued  separately.  Appeared  in  Federal  register,  v.  9,  no.  124, 
June  22,  1044,  p.  6905.] 

Amending  regulations  concerning  Foreign  service  pay  adjustment  [pre- 
scribing regulations  governing  payment  of  los.'^es  sustained  by  officers,  enlisted 
men,  and  employees  of  United  States  in  foreign  countries  on  account  of  appre- 
ciation of  forei.im  currencies  in  their  relation  to  American  dollar].  June  15, 
1044.  (Executive  order  9449.)  [Not  issued  separately.  Appeared  in  Federal 
register,  v.  9,  no.  121,  June  17,  1944,  p.  66(57.] 

Government  offtrials  and  cmplmjees.  Revoking  par.  2  of  Executive  order  9243, 
Sept.  12,  1042,  entitled  Providing  for  transfer  and  release  of  Federal  personnel. 
June  20,  1944.  (Executive  order  9451.)  [Not  issued  separately.  Appeared 
in  Federal  register,  v.  9,  no.  124,  June  22,  1944,  p.  6905.] 

International  Labor  Conference.     26th   Conference  of  International   Labor  Or- 
ganization, message  transmitting  recommendations  of  26th  Conference  of  In- 
ternationi'l   Labor   Organization.     May  29,   1944.     14   p.     (H.    doc.   621,   78th 
Cong.  2d  sess. )     ♦  Paper,  5c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41139 

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846  Government  Publications  ^ 

National  Farm-Safety  M'rek,  1944,  proclamation  [designating  week  commencing 
July  23,  1944,  as  National  Farm-Safety  Week].  June  16,  1944.  (Proclama- 
tion 2615.)  [Nut  issued  separately.  Appeared  in  Federal  register,  v.  9,  no. 
122,  June  20,  1944,  p.  6799.] 

Proclamations. 

Note. — For  infonnation  concerning  the  issuance  of  Executive  orders  and  Proclamations, 
see  above,  note  under  the  subhead  Executive  orders. 

PuhUc  property.  Surplus  Government  property  and  materials,  comnaunication 
transmitting,  pursuant  to  resolution,  report  concerning  surplus  Government- 
property  and  materials  no  longer  needed  for  war  purposes.  June  15,  legislative 
day  May  9,  1944.     9  p.     (S.  doc.  203,  7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess.)     *  Paper,  5c. 

Refugf:cs.  Caring  for  refugees  in  United  States,  message  notifying  Congress  that 
arrangements  have  been  made  to  care  for  approximately  1,000  refugees  in 
United  States.  June  12,  1944.  3  p.  <H.  doc.  G56,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)  [The 
War  Refugee  Board  is  charged  with  over-all  responsibility  for  this  project.] 
*  Paper,  5c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41140 

Tax  returns.  Inspection  of  income,  excess-profits,  and  capital  stock  tax  returns 
by  Select  Committee  to  Investigate  Federal  Communications  Commission,  House 
of  Representatives.  June  8.  1944.  (Executive  order  9448.)  [Not  issued  sep- 
arately.   Appeared  in  Federal  register,  v.  9,  no.  117,  June  13,  1944,  p.  6387.] 

Travieso,  Martin.  Executive  order,  designating  Martin  Travieso,  chief  justice 
of  Supreme  Court  of  Puerto  Rico,  as  acting  judge  of  district  court  of  United 
States  for  Puerto  Rico  to  act  in  case  of  United  States  v.  Julio  Trinidad  Geigel. 
May  29,  1944.     1  p.  4°     (No.  9445.)     t  The  National  Archives.     •  Item  943 

Pr  32.5 :  9445 

Veterans'  Administration.  Regulations  governing  allowance  of  travel  expenses 
of  clain)ants  and  beneficiaries  of  Veterans'  Administration  and  of  their  attend- 
ants. June  8,  1944.  (Executive  order  9446.)  [Not  issued  separately.  Ap- 
peared in  Federal  register,  v.  9,  no.  116,  June  10,  1944,  p.  6293.  Supersedes 
Executive  order  8454  of  June  26,  1940.] 

BUDGET  BUREAU 

Civil  Aeronautics  Administration.  Proposed  provision  pertaining  to  appropria- 
tion for  Office  of  Administrator  of  Civil  Aeronautics,  Department  of  Commerce 
[fiscal  year  1945,  to  enable  Civil  Aeronautics  Administration  to  continue  opera- 
ing  certain  airport  traffic  control  towers].  June  1,  1944.  2  p.  (H.  doc.  631, 
78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     t 

Civil  Service  Commission.  Supplemental  estimates.  Civil  Service  Commission, 
fiscal  years  1944  and  1945.  June  19,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944.  2  p.  ( S.  doc. 
218,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)      t 

Claims  for  damages  to  privately  owned  property,  estimates  of  appropriations 
[.submitted  by  the  several  executive  departments  and  independent  offices]  to 
pay  claims.  June  19,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944.  19  p.  (S.  doc.  208,  78th 
Cong.  2d  sess. )     t 

District  of  Columbia.  Supplemental  estimates,  District  of  Columbia,  fiscal  year 
1945.  June  7,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944.  3  p.  (S.  doc.  200,  78th  Cong.  2d 
sess. )     t 

Economic  Stahilization  Office.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  OflBce  of  Economic 
Stabilization,  fiscal  year  1945.  June  1,  1944.  6  p.  (H.  doc.  633,  78th  Cong. 
2d  sess. )     t 

Engineer  Corps,  Army.  Improvement  of  Withlacoochee  River,  Fla.,  draft  of 
proposed  provision  pertaining  to  existing  appropriation  for  War  Department 
for  rivers  and  harbors  [under  Corps  of  Engineers].  June  19,  legislative  day 
May  9, 1944.    3  p.     ( S.  doc.  219,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Supplemental  estimate  of  appropriation  for  War  Department,  fiscal  year 

1944.  to  remain  available  until  expended  for  emergency  flood-control  work 
[under  Corps  of  Engineers].  June  1,  1944.  2  p.  (H.  doc.  632,  78th  Cong.  2d 
3ess. )     t 

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rreedmeii's  Hospifal.  Supplemental  estimate  of  appropriation  for  Federal  Se- 
curity Agency,  fiscal  year  IMi  [for  Freedmen's  Hospital].  June  3,  1944.  2  p. 
(H.  doc.  639,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Interior  Department.  Supplemental  and  deficiency  estimates  of  appropriations 
for  Interior  Department,  [fiscal  year]  15>45  and  prior  fiscal  years.  June  3, 
1944.    3  p.     (H.  doc.  (538,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

National  defense.  Proposed  provision  pertaining  to  existing  appropriation  of 
emergency  fund  for  the  President.  June  7,  1944.  2  p.  (H.  doc.  653,  78th 
Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Ordnance  Bureau.  Drafts  of  proposed  provisions  affecting  naval  appropriations, 
fiscal  years  1942  and  1945  [for  Bureau  of  Ordnance  and  for  Bureau  of  Aero- 
nautics].   June  7,  1944.    2  p.     (H.  doc.  654,  78th  Cong.  2d  se.ss.)     t 

Post  Office  Department.  Supplemental  estimates  of  appropriations.  Post  Office 
Department,  fiscal  year  1944.  June  19,"  legislative  day  May  9,  1944.  2  p.  (S. 
doc.  221,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Price  Administration  Office.  Estimate  of  appropriation  for  Office  of  Price  Ad- 
ministration, fiscal  year  1945.  June  1,  1944.  12  p.  (H.  doc.  634,  78th  Cong. 
2d  sess.)     t 

St.  Elizabeth's  Hospital.  Amendment  to  Inidget  for  St.  Elizal)eth's  Hospital, 
Federal  Security  Agency,  fiscal  year  1945.  June  7,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944. 
2  p.     ( S.  doc.  201,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Selective  Service  System.  Supplemental  estimate.  Selective  Service  System,  fis- 
cal year  1945  ]for  gathering  medical  and  social  history  information  on  regis- 
trants]. June  5,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944.  2  p.  (S.  doc.  199,  78th  Cong. 
2d  sess.)     t 

Social  Security  Board.  Supplemental  estimate  for  Federal  Security  Agency 
[fiscal  year  1945,  for  Social  Security  Board]  for  grants  to  States  for  old-age 
assistance,  grants  to  States  for  aid  to  dependent  children,  grants  to  States  for 
aid  to  the  blind,  and  grants  to  States  for  unemployment  compensation  admin- 
istration.   June  14,  1944.    2  p.     (H.  doc.  659,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Veterans'  Administration,  draft  of  proposed  provision  relating  to  existing  ap- 
propriations for  Veterans'  Administration,  fiscal  year  1944  [to  increase  present 
limitation  on  travel].  June  19,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944.  2  p.  (S.  doc.  206, 
78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

EMERGENCY  MANAGEMENT  OFFICE 

ALIEN  PROPERTY  CUSTODIAN   OFFICE 

Note. — Under  the  provisions  of  Executive  order  9095,  dated  Mar.  11.  1942,  tho  Office  of 
Alien  Property  Custodian  was  established  in  the  Office  for  Emergency  Management  of  the 
Executive  Office  of  the  Pre.sident. 

Bibliof/raphy  on  enemy  property  control  in  United  States,  1917-43;  [prepared 
by  Howard  Hazen  Wilson].  [1944.]  viii  -f  74  leaves,  4°  [Processed.]  t 
L.  C.  card  44-41136  Pr  32.5702 :  P  94/917-43 

CIVILIAN   DEFENSE  OFFICE 

Defense  coordinator  in  industrial  plants:  pt.  3,  Sabotage  and  preventive  meas- 
ures [with  list  of  selected  references].     Dec.  1943  [published  1944].     [2]  +12  p. 
4"     t     •  Item  959 
L.  C.  card  44-40679  Pr  32.4406:  D  36/pt.3 

Youth.     Volunteers  for  youth  recreation  programs,  suggestions  for  joint  recruiting 
and  training  [with  list  of  re;ferences].     Mar.  1944.     iii-|-28  p.     [Prepared  in 
cooperation  with  church  groups,  group  work  and  r(X'reation  agencies  and  Fed- 
eral agencies  concerned  with  youth.]     *  Paper,  Iflc.     •  Item  9.19 
L.  C.  card  44-41112  Pr  32.4406 :  Y  8 

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COORDINATOR  OF  INTER-AMERICAN  AFFAIRS   OFFICE 

Em  (juarda.  Em  giiarda  para  a  dofesa  das  Americas,  ano  3,  n.  7.  [Business 
Publishers  International  Corporation,  Nova  York,  11M4.]  cover  title,  40  p.  11.  f° 
[Monthly.     Other  illustrations  on  p.  2-4  of  cover.]     %  Pr  32.4608 :  p  3/7 

Same,  ano  3,  n.  8.     [Business  Publishers  International  Corporation,  Nova 

York,  1944.]     cover  title,  40  p.  il.  f°     [Monthly.     Other  illustrations  on  p.  2-4 
of  cover.]     1  Pr  32.4G08 :  p  3/8 

En  garde.  En  garde  pour  la  defense  des  Am^riques  [v.  1,  no.  3].  [Business  Pub- 
lishers International  Corporation,  New  York,  N.  Y.,  1943]  cover  title,  40  p.  11.  f 
[Other  illustrations  on  p.  2-4  of  cover.]     J  Pr  32.4G08 :  f  1/3 

Same,  [v.  1,  no.  4].     [Business  Publi.shers  International  Corporation,  New 

York,  N.  Y.,  1943.]     cover  title,  40  p.  il.  f°     [Other  illustrations  on  p.  2-4  of 
cover.]     t  Pr  32.4G08 :  f  1/4 

Same,  [v.  1,  no.  5].     [Business  Publishei-s  International  Corporation.  New 

York,  N.  Y.,  1943.]     cover  title,  40  p.  11.  f°     [Other  illustrations  on  p.  2-4  of 
cover.  ]     t  Pr  32.4G08 :  f  l/o 

Same,  [v.  1,  no.  6].     [Business  Publishers  International  Corporation,  New 

York,  N.  Y.,  1943.]     cover  title,  40  p.  il.  f     [Other  illustrations  on  p.  2-4  of 
cover.]     %  Pr  32.4G0S :  f  1/6 

En  guardia  para  la  defensa  de  las  Americas,  alio  3,  no.  9.  [Business  Publishers 
International  Corp.,  Nueva  York,  N.  Y.,  1944.]  cover  title,  40  p.  il.  f°  [Monthly. 
Other  illustrations  on  p.  2-4  of  cover.]     %  Pr  32.4608 :  s  3/9 

Medical  entomology  [with  list  of  study  references].  [1944.]  12  p.  4°  [Proc- 
essed.]    X  Pr  32,4602 :  En  8 

Posters.     Bombardeos   Nazis;    [poster].     [1944.]     14.8X10.2   in.     t 

Pr  32.4607  :B  63 

ECONOMIC  STABILIZATION  OFFICE 

Note. — The  Office  of  Economic  Stabilization  was  established  in  the  Office  for  Emergency 
Management  by  Executive  order  9250  of  Oct.  3,  1942. 

Posters.  For  victory,  and  my  personal  post  war  world,  I'm  following  the  7-key 
plan  to  hold  prices  down;  [poster].  [1944.]  28.2X20.1  in.  t  War  Information 
Office.  Pr  32.6007  :  P  93/4 

I'm  out  to  lick  runaway  prices,  let's  all  follow  the  7-key  plan  to  hold  prices 

down;  [poster].     [1944.]     22.5X16.1  in.     t  War  Information  Office. 

Pr  32.6007  :  P  93/3 

We'll  take  care  of  the  Rising  Sun,  you  take  care  of  rising  prices;  [poster]. 

[1944.]     22.7X16.2  in.     t  War  Information  Office.  Pr  32.6007 :  P  93/2 

You  can  lick  runaway  prices,  you  hold  the  7  keys  to  hold  down  prices ; 

[poster].     [1944.]     22.6X16.2  in.     f  War  Information  Office.      Pr  32.G007  :  P  93 

FOREIGN  ECONOMIC  ADMINISTRATION 

Export  bulletin.  Current  export  bulletin  167-174;  June  2-29,  1944.  [1944.] 
various  paging,  4°  (Supplies  Bureau,  Requirements  and  Supply  Branch.) 
[Processed.]    t  Pr  32.5807 :  167-174 

Export  schedule.  Comprehensive  export  schedule  (including  general  information 
and  instructions),  no.  14.  June  .^,  1944.  195  p.  4°  (Supplies  Bureau,  Require- 
ments ami  Supplv  Branch.)  *  Paper,  20c.  single  copy,  6  issues  $1.00;  foreign 
subscription,  .^l.-W     •  Item  4.37  Pr  32.5808: 14 

Note. — Information  in  this  schedule  supersedes  that  appearing  in  previous  issues 
of  the  Comprehensive  export  schedule.  Current  controls  bulletins  1-57  and  Export  bul- 
letins 58-163  of  May  19,  1944. 

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PRICE  ADMINISTRATION   OFFICE 

Anderson,  C.  W.  No.  30200,  in  Supreme  Court  of  Kansas,  C.  W.  Anderson,  vs. 
J.  F.  Carder,  Chester  Bowles,  administrator  of  Ollice  of  Price  Administration, 
interveuor-appellant,  appeal  from  district  court  of  Shawnee  County,  Ivans., 
Paul  H.  Heinz,  judge;   abstract  of  record.     [1944.]     cover  title,   i  +  H   P-     t 

Pr  32.4217  :  An  23 

Same;  brief  for  Chester  Bowles,  interveuor-appellant.  [1944.]     cover  title, 

iii+29  p.    4  Pr  32.4217  :  An  23/2 

California  Lima  Bean  Oroivers  Association.  No.  139,  in  Emergency  Court  of 
Apijeals,  California  Lima  Bean  Growers  Association  v.  Cliester  Bowles,  price 
administrator;  answer.     [1944.]     cover  title,  2  p.     t  '  Pr  32.4217 :  C  128/2 

• Same;    transcript   of  proceedings    before    price    administrator.      [1944.] 

cover  title,   i+23  p.     t  Pr  32.4217  :  C  128 

Commodities.  Supplement  to  Directory  of  commodities  and  services,  index  to 
price  regulations  and  jurisdiction  of  operating  units,  issue  3,  supp.  4,  May  15, 
1944.  [1944.]  ii+4y  p.  [All  references  to  previously  issued  supplements 
should  be  discontinued.]     Included  in  price  of  Directory.     •  Item  9<j3 

Pr  32.4206 :  C  73/943-2/supp.4 

Consumer  goods.  Manual  for  investigation  of  jobbers  of  consumer  durable  goods 
for  record  keeping  and  reporting  compliance  under  GMPR.  Feb.  10,  1944. 
[1]+13  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  Pr  32.4206 :  R  24 

Crawford  d  Doherty  Foundry  Co.  No.  138,  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals, 
Crawford  &  Doherty  Foundry  Co.,  an  Oregon  corporation,  v.  Chester  Bowles, 
price  administrator  ;  answer.     [1944.]    cover  title,  4  p.     $      Pr  32.4217  :  C  859/2 

Same ;  transcript  of  proceedings  before  price  administrator.     [1944.]    cover 

title,  i+102  p.     t  Pr  32.4217  :  C  859 

Cudahy  Bros.  Co.  No.  135,  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals,  Cudahy  Brothers 
Co.  V.  Chester  Bowles,  price  administrator ;  transcript  of  proceedings  before 
price  administrator.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii+344  p.  il.     t    Pr  32.4217 :  C  893/10 

Food.  OPA  food  guide  for  retailers ;  May  1944.  [1944.]  [4]  p.  4°  [Monthly.] 
t     •  Item  963.  Pr  32.4241 :  944/4 

Same,    June    1944.     [1944.]    4    p.    il.    4°       (Information    Department.) 

[Monthly.]     t     •  Item  963  Pr  32.4241 :  944/5 

Foster  d  Co.  No.  140.  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals,  Foster  and  Company  v. 
Chester   Bowles,  price  administrator;   answer.     [1944.]     cover   title,   3   p.     t 

Pr  32.4217 :  F  819/2 

Same  ;  transcript  of  proceedings  before  price  administrator.    [1944.]    cover 

title,  i+48  p.     t  Pr  32.4217  :  F  819 

Gallagher's  Steak  House,  Inc.  No.  — ,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d  circuit, 
Gallagher's  Steak  House,  Inc.,  v.  Chester  Bowles,  administrator,  Oflice  of 
Price  Administration  [et  al.]  ;  brief  for  defendants-appellees.  [1944.]  cover 
title,  vii-f42  p.     I  Pr  32.4217 :  G  135 

Great   Britain.     British   wartime  price   administration,   1939-43;   by   James   S. 
Earley,  L.  Margaret  Hall,  and  Marjorie  S.  Berger.     [1944.]     cover  title,  [134] 
p.  il.  4°     [Processed.     Revision  of  British  wartime  price  administration  and 
price  movements,  issued  Feb.  4,  1942.]     f 
L.  C.  card  44-41123  Pr  32.4202  :  B  77/944 

Reims''  Riverside  Abattoir.  Nos.  102-103,  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals,  Ed- 
ward Heinz  et  al.  [co-partners  doing  business  as  H<'inz'  Riverside  Abattoir,  et 
al.]  V.  Chester  Bowles,  price  administrator ;  E.  Kahn's  Sons  Company  v. 
[same]  ;  supplemental  transcript  of  proceedings  b(>fore  price  administiator. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  iii-f-173  p.     t  Pr  32.4217  :  H  305/3 

Joliet  Oil  Corporation.  No.  8359,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  7th  circuit, 
Joliet  Oil  Corporation  v.  Prentiss  M.  Brown,  administrator.  Office  of  Price 
Administration,  et  al.,  appeal  from  district  court  for  northern  district  of 
Illinois,  eastern  division,  William  H.  Holly,  trial  judge;  appellee's  brief. 
[1944.]    cover  title,  iii-f  45  p.    t  Pr  32.4217 :  J  681 

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Kingan  <£■  Co.  No.  124,  in  Emergency  Conrt  of  Appeals,  Kingan  &  Co.,  a  New 
Jersey  corporation,  v.  Cliester  Bowles,  price  administrator;  brief  for  ad- 
ministrator.    [1944.]     cover  title,  ii +26  p.     t  Pr  32.4217 :  K  589/3 

Meat.  Manual  for  meat  retailers.  June  15, 1944.  10  p.  il.  4°  (OPA  trade  bulletin.) 
[This  trade  bulletin  covers  only  the  main  points  of  Maximum  price  regula- 
tions 336,  3r»5,  and  394  and  does  not  take  their  places.]     t     •  Item  963 

Pr  32.4244  :  M  46 

Morris,  Harry,  Service  Station.  No.  11,000,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  5th 
circuit,  Chester  Bowles,  administrator.  Office  of  Price  Administration  et  al.,  v. 
Beulah  Jacobson,  joined  by  her  husband,  Robert  Jacobson,  operator  and  owner 
under  trade  name  of  Harry  Morris  Service  Station,  appeal  from  district  court 
for  northern  district  of  Texas;  transcript  of  record.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
i-f72  p.     t  Pr  32.4217 :  M  832 

Nagle,  M.  H.,  Inc.  No.  98,  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals,  M.  H.  Nagle,  Inc.,  v. 
Chester  Bowles,  price  administrator;  answer.  [1943.]    cover  title,  4  p.    t 

Pr  32.4217 :  N  136/4 

Same;  transcript  of  proceedings  before  price  administrator,  pt.  2.     [1943.] 

cover  title,  i-f  169  p.  il.    t  Pr  32.4217 :  N  136/3 

Pork.  Retail  price  changes  on  certain  pork  cuts,  effective  Apr.  11,  1944.  [1944.] 
2  p.  4°  (OPA  trade  bulletin.)  [This  trade  bulletin  covers  only  the  main  points 
of  Amendment  12  to  Maximiim  price  regulation  336  and  does  not  take  its 
place.  ]     t  Pr  32.4244 :  P  82 

Posters.  Cost  of  living  in  2  wars,  keep  up  the  good  work,  keep  down  living  costs ; 
[poster].  1944.  40X28.4  in.  [Illustrator,  L.  Helgiiera.  This  poster  also  issued 
in  size  28X20  in.]     t  Pr  32.4212 :  C  82/3 

Have  you  really  tried  to  save  gas  by  getting  into  a  car  club?  [poster]. 

1944.    40.1X28.5  in.    [Illustrator,  Harold  von  Schmidt.    This  poster  also  issued 
in  size  28X20  in.  and  20X14.2  in.]     t  Pr  32.4212  :  G  21 

Powers,  Liicim.  No.  127,  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals,  Lucius  Powers  and 
W.  E.  Urick  v.  Chester  Bowles,  price  administrator ;  brief  for  administrator. 
[1944.]    cover  title,  i+29  p.    t  Pr  32.4217 :  P  873/3 

Price  panels.  Manual  of  price  panel  operation :  Foreword ;  pt.  1,  Organization 
and  functions  of  price  panels.  Washington,  D.  C,  Mar.  20^- 1944.  [2]  -j-13  p.  4° 
[Processed. ]     t  Pr  32.4206 :  P  93/9/pt.l 

Price  regulations. 

Note. — Price  schedules  and  regulations,  amendments,  and  orders  are  issued  as  pre- 
prints or  reprints  from  the  Federal  register  and  do  not  appear  in  the  Monthly  catalog. 
The  regulations  are  compiled  and  printed  to  include,  to  date  of  publication,  all  amend- 
ments and  digests  of  supplementary  orders  thereto,  and  are  entered  in  this  catalog. 
Price  schedules  and  regulations  are  available  from  the  Printing  and  Distribution 
Branch,  Office  of  Price  Administration,  Washington  25,  D.  C,  and  requests  will  be 
filled  to  include  all  additional  amendments  issued  to  date  of  request. 

Rabkin,  Isaac.  No.  130,  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals,  Isaac  Rabkin  v.  Chester 
Bowles,  price  administrator;  brief  for  administrator.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
i-f  20  p.     [The  imprint  date  is  given  incorrectly  on  p.  20  as  1943.]     t 

Pr  32.4217 :  R 113/3 

Repair  of  certain  appliances  and  equipment;  issued  by  Department  of  Informa- 
tion. Jan.  I&i4.  [4]  p.  4°  (OPA  service  trades  bulletin  9.)  [This  bulletin 
contains  only  the  main  points  of  Supplementary  regulation  22  to  Maximum 
price  regulation  165,  as  amended.]     t  Pr  32.4222:  9 

Roseclale  Show  Bur.  No.  9706,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  6th  district,  John 
Jatros,  individually  and  doing  business  as  Rosedale  Show  Bar  v.  Chester 
Bowles,  administrator.  Office  of  Price  Administration,  appeal  from  district 
court  for  eastern  district  of  Michigan,  southern  division ;  appellees'  brief. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  i +10  p.     t  Pr  32.4217 :  R  721 

Roth  Hotel  Co.  No.  128,  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals,  Roth  Hotel  Company. 
Stats  Hotel  Corporation,  and  St.  Francis  Hotel,  Inc.,  v.  Chester  Bowles,  price 
administrator;  brief  for  administrator.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i+20  p.     t 

Pr  32.4217 :  R  742/3 

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Sims,  J.  E.  No.  5241,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals,  4th  circuit,  E.  H.  Talbert  [as 
State  director  of  Office  of  Price  Aduiiiiistration,  Columbia,  S.  C. ],  et  al.,  v. 
J.  E.  Sims,  appeal  from  district  court  for  eastern  district  of  South  Carolina ; 
brief  for  appellants.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii +22  p.     +  Pr  32.4217 :  Si  58 

Same ;  appendix.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i  +  104  p.     %  Pr  32.4217 :  Si  58/2 

Soundview  Pulp  Co.  [No.]  29207,  in  Supreme  Court  of  State  of  Washington, 
Soundview  Pulp  Company  r.  Jatk  Taylor,  as  commissioner  of  public  lands  of 
State  of  Washington ;  State  of  Washington  on  relation  of  Coos  Bay  Pulp 
Corporation  r.  [same]  ;  Coos  Bay  Pulp  Corporation  v.  [same],  appeal  from 
superior  court  of  Thurston  County,  Wash.,  John  M.  Wilson,  judge;  supplemental 
brief  for  Office  of  Price  Administration,  amicus  curiae.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
iii+39  p.  4°     t  Pr  32.4217:  So  84 

Speichcr,  Walter  D.  No.  42G07,  in  Supreme  Court,  Michigan,  Walter  D.  Speicher 
V.  Nina  Sowell  and  William  C.  Sowell,  defendants,  and  Chester  Bowles,  admin- 
istrator, Office  of  Price  Administration,  intervening  defendant  and  appellant, 
Ona  Dunlop,  receiver  of  Liesner  Engineering  Company,  appellee,  appeal  from 
circuit  court  for  county  of  Wayne,  in  chancery;  Guy  A.  Miller,  circuit  judge; 
brief  on  appellant's  petition  for  reargument.     |1944.]     cover  title,  20  p.     t 

Pr  32.4217  :  Sp  32/2 

Subsidies.     Essential   role  of  subsidies  in   stabilization   program.     1944.     cover 
title,  iv+23  p.     *  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  963 
L.  C.  card  44-41015  Pr  32.4202 :  Su  1/^44 

Taylor,  Stanley  W.  No.  10509,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals,  9th  circuit,  Stanley 
W.  Taylor,  Isabelle  D.  Taylor,  and  Evelyn  Flynn,  v.  Chester  Bowles,  administra- 
tor, Office  of  Price  Administration ;  appellee's  brief.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
i+32  p.     t  Pr  32.4217  :  T  218/8 

Transportation  Committee  bulletin,  v.  2,  no.  5 ;  May- June  1944.  [1944.]  4  p.  il.  4° 
[Monthly.    Two  months  issued  as  one  publication.]     t     •Item  963 

Pr  32.4235 : 2/5 

Twin  Falls  County,  Idaho.  In  Supreme  Court  of  Idaho,  Twin  Falls  County, 
political  subdivision  of  Idaho,  rs.  William  C.  Hulbert,  Chester  Bowles,  adminis- 
trator of  Office  of  Price  Administration ;  brief  of  Chester  Bowles,  intervenor- 
respondent.     [1944.]     cover  title,  36  p.     t  Pr  32.4217 :  T  923 

Wells  Lanioiit  Corporation.  Nos.  112  and  129  (consolidated),  in  Emergency 
Court  of  Appeals,  Wells  Lamont  Corporation  v.  Chester  Bowles,  price  adminis- 
trator; brief  for  administrator.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii+32  p.     t 

Pr  32.4217 :  W  462/6 

Wil.'ion  d  Co.,  Inc.  No.  143,  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals,  Wilson  &  Co.,  Inc.  v. 
Chester  Bowles,  price  administrator;  answer.     [1944.]     cover  title,  4  p.     t 

Pr  32.4217  :  W  099/6 

Same;    transcript    of    proceedings    before    price    administrator.     [1044.1 

cover  title,  i +56  p.     t  Pr  32.4317 :  \V  699/5 

WAR    INFORMATION    OFFICE 

Inrentions.  Wanted,  inventive  ideas.  [May  1944.]  S  p.  4"  [Prepared  for 
National  Inventors  Council,  Commerce  Department.]     t  Pr  32.5002 :  In  8 

Legal  divisions  of  Federal  departments  and  agencies;  [May  1,  1944].  [1944.] 
8  p.     [Processed.]     t  Pr  32.5002  :  L  52/944 

P't.^ters.  Advance  bulletin  of  new  posters,  Jan.  1944.  [1944.]  [2|  p.  il  4° 
[Monthly.     Previous  i.ssues  not  entered  in  the  Monthly  catalog.  |     t 

Pr  32.5027  :  944/ 1 

Same,  Feb.  1944.  [1944.]  [2]  p.  il.  4°     [Monthly.]     t  Pr  32.5027 :  944/2 

Same,  Mar.  1944.  [1944.]  [2|  p.  il  4"     [Monthly.]  t  Pr  32.5027 :  944/3 

Same,  Apr.  1944.  [1944.]  [2]  p.  il.  4"     [Monthly.]  t  Pr  32.5027 :  944/4 

Same,  May  1944.  [1944.]  |2]  p.  il.  4"     [Monthly.]  t  Pr  32.5027 :  944/5 

•     Sent  to  Depository  Libraries 


852 


Government  Publications 


WAE  MANPOWER  COMMISSION 

Job  itistruction,  sessions  outline  and  reference  material,  copy  no. ,  for  personal 

use  of ,  as  a  war  production  trainer.     1944.     cover  title,  76  p.  il.  4°     (Train- 
ing Within  Industry  Service,  Training  Bureau.)      [Text  on  p.  2  of  cover.]     t 
•  Item  I)r.4 
L.  C.  card  44-41111  Pr  32.5206 :  J  57/6 

Labor  market.  Adequacy  of  labor  supply  in  important  labor  market  areas  [list], 
Jan.  1,  1944.  [1944.]  6  p.  4°  [Monthly.  Processed.  Previous  issues  nor 
entered  in  the  Monthly  catalog.]     t  Pr  32..j2l7  :  944/1 

Same,  Feb.  1,  1944.     [1944.]     6  p.  4°     [INIouthly.     Processed.]     t 

Pr  32.5217 :  944/2 

Same,  Mar.  1944.     [1944.]     [4]  leaves,  4°     [Monthly.    Processed.]     t 

Pr  32.5217 :  944/3 
6  p. 


Same,  Apr.  1,  1944.  [1944.] 
Same,  May  1,  1944.  [1914.] 
Same,  June  1,  1944.     [1944.] 


6  p.  4° 


[Monthly. 
[Monthly. 
[Monthly. 


Processed.]     t 

Pr  32.5217 :  944/4 

Processed.]     t 

Pr  32.5217 :  944/5 


Processed.]     t 
Pr  32.5217 ; 


6  p.  4° 

944/6 

Manpo^oer.     USES  local  office  activities,  Jan.  1944.     [1944.]      [l]+3+[2]  p.  4" 
[Monthly.     Processed.     Previous  issues  not  entered  in  the  Monthly  catalog  1*  ± 

Pr  32..J21S :  944/1 

Same,    with    title,    Placement    activities,    Feb.    1944.     [1944.]     4    p.    4° 

[Monthly.     Processed.]     t  Pr  32.5218 :  944/2 

Same,  Mar.  1944.     [1944.]     [4]  leaves,  4°     [Monthlv.     Processed.]     t 

Pr  32.5218 :  944/3 

Same,  Apr.   1944.     [1944.]     4  p.   4°     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t 

Pr  32.5218 :  944/4 

Manpoiver  revieic,  official  publication  of  War  Manpower  Commission,  June  1944 ; 

V.  11,  no.  6.     [1944.]    16  p.  4°     [Monthly.]     *  Paper,  10c.  single  copy,  ivl.CO  a  yr., 

foreign  subscription,  $1.40.     •  Item  544 

L.  C.  card  L35-100  Pr  32.5209 :  11/6 

Occupations.     National  Roster  of  Scientific  and  Specialized  Personnel    [mono- 
graphs].    [1944.]      [Processed.]     t 


Description  of  profession  of : 
Accounting.     4   p. 
Aeronautical    enjcineoring.     4    p. 
Agricultural  engineering.     4   p. 
Agronomy.      4   p. 
Anatomy.     2  p. 

Astronomy    (including  astrophysics).     2  p. 
Bacteriology.     4  p. 
Ceramic  engineering.     3  p. 
Chemical  engineering.     4  p. 
Chemistry.      C!  p. 
Civil  engineering.     6  p. 

Electrical  engineering.     5  p.  ' 

Entomology.     3   p. 

Forestry  including  range  management.     3  p. 
Geology.     3  p. 
Geophysics.     3  p. 
Horticulture.     3  p. 
Industrial  engineering.      3  p. 
Marine  engineering.      2  p. 
Mathematics.      2  p. 
Mecliani<-al  engineering.      7  p. 
Medical  pathology.      2  p. 
Medical  pliysiology.     2  p. 
Metallurgy,   metallurgical  engineering,   and   mineral  technology. 

correclions  on  p.  1.] 
Meteorology.     3   p. 
Mining  engineering.      5  p. 
Naval  architecture.     3  p. 
Oceanography.      1  p. 
Parasitology.     2  p. 

Petroleum  and  natural  gas  engineering.     3  p. 
Pharmacology.     2  p. 


Pr  32.5219  :  Ae  2 
Pr  32. .5219  :  Ae  8 
Pr  32.5219  :  Ag  8 

Pr  32.5219  :  Ag  8/2 
Pr  32.5219  :  An  1 
Pr  32.5219  :  As  8 
Pr3J.5L:i9  :  B  13 
Pr  32. 5219  :  C  33 
Pr  32.5219  :  C  42 

Pr  32.5219  :  C  42/2 
Pr  32.5219  :  C  49 
Pr  32.5219  :  El  2 
Pr  32.5219  :  En  8 
Pr  32.5219  :  F  76 
Pr  32.5219:  G  29 

Pr  32.5219:  G  29/2 
Pr  32.5219:  H  78 
Pr  32.5219:  In  2 
Pr  32.5219:  M  33 
Pr  32.5219  :  M  42 
Pr  32.5219  :  M  46 

Pr  32.5219  :  M  46/2 
Pr  32.5219  :  M  46/3 

5  p.  [Manuscript 
Pr  32.5219  :  M  56 
Pr  32.5219:  M  56/2 
Pr  32.5219  :  M  66 
Pr  32.5219:  N  22 
Pr  32.5219:  Go  2 
Pr  32.5219:  P  21 
Pr  32.5219:  P  44 
Pr  32.5219:  P  49 


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Occupations — Continued. 

Physics.     6  p.  S''?.Hr,^^S^S 

Plant  patholosy  and  plant  physiology.     2  p.  Pr  32.5219  :  P  69 

Safety  engineering.     2  p.  i'r  32.5219  :  ba  1 

WAR   MOBILIZATION   OFFICE 

XoTE  ■ — The  Office  of  War  MobiliziUion  was  established  in  the  Office  of  Emergency 
Management  l)v  Kxeciitive  order  9347  of  May  27,  1943. 

Th('  S'.irplus  War  Property  Administration  was  established  in  the  Office  of  \>  ar 
Mobilization  under  the  provisions  of  Executive  order  9425  of  Feb.  19,   1944. 

Surplus  War  Property  Administration  regulation  1.     [1944.]     30  p.     (Surplus 
War  Property  Administration.)      *  Paper,  lOc.     ©  Item  954 
L.  C.  card  44^1110  Pr  32.5908 : 1 

WAR  PRODUCTION    BOARD 

Buihiiiifjs.  National  emergency  specifications  for  design  of  reinforced  concrete 
buildings,  dated  Nov.  10.  1942,  including  amendment  dated  Mar.  30,  1944. 
[1944.]      [l]+38  p.     t     •  Item  969  Pr  32.4802 :  C  74/&44 

Forms,  blanks,  etc.  Analysis  of  use  of  WPB  forms,  coverage,  methods,  and  con- 
tents, issue  no.  2.  Apr.  1944.  cover  title,  [3] +120  p.  oblong  large  8° 
[Processed.]     t  •  Pr  32.4802 :  F  76/2/no.2 

Table  1,  Analysis  of  WI'B  forms,  description  of  coverage  and  methodology 

[revised  pages.]      [1944.]     p.  15.j.  oblong  8"     [Processed.^  To  be  inserted  in 
Analysis  of  use  of  W.  P.  B.  forms,  issue  no.  1,  Dec.  1943.]     + 

Pr  32.4802  :  F  76/2/no.l/p.l55-156 

Lahor  and  manaqement  news,  ofl5cial  weekly  publication  of  War  Production 
Drive,  v.  2,  no.  29-32;  June  3-24,  1944.     [1944.]     Each  [8]  p.  il.  f"     t     • 

Pr  32.4820 :  2/29-32 

Lumber.  Selective  service  problems  in  relation  to  lumber  and  pulpwood  produc- 
tion.    [1944.]     4   p.   4°     (Forest   Products   Bureau.)     t         Pr  32.4802 :  L  97/2 

Materials.  Material  substitutions  and  supply  list,  issue  11 ;  Jan.  15, 1944.  [1944.] 
4  p  4"  (Conservation  Division.)  [Previous  issues  not  entered  in  the  Monthly 
catalog.]     t  Pr  32.4826: 11 

Same,  issue  12;  Apr.  15,  1944.  [1944.]  4  p.  4°  (Conservation  Divi- 
sion.)    t  Pr  32.4826: 12 

Products  and  priorities,  June  1944.  [1944.]  vi+lS2  p.  4°  [Monthly.]  *  Paper, 
20c  single  copy,  $2.00  a  yr.     •  Item  909  Pr  32.4813  :  944/6 

Salvage.  Home  salvage  program  for  industrial  workers.  [1944.]  [2]  p.  oblong 
large  8°,  folded  into  5+[l]  p.  4°  size.     (Salvage  Division.)     t 

Pr  32.4802 :  Sa  3/4 

Smaller  War  Plants  Corporation,  program  and  progress  report.  [1944.]  cover 
title,  vi+r)8  p.  il.  [11th  bimonthly  report,  Feb.  1-Mar.  31,  1944.  Text  on  p.  2 
of  cover.]     f     •  Item  96i)  Pr  32.4825: 11 

RAILROAD  RETIREMENT  BOARD 

Monthly  review,  June  1944;  v.  5,  no.  5.  Chicago,  111.  [1944.]  cover  title,  p.  81- 
96,  il.  4°     [Processed.     Text  and  another  illustration  on  p.  2-4  of  cover.]     t 

RK  1.7/2 :  5/5 

SECURITIES  AND  EXCHANGE  COMMISSION 

Note. — The  decisions  or  opinions  of  the  Securities  and  Exchange  Commission  are  issued 
in  proccs.std  form  immediately  upon  tl  eir  release,  and  copies  are  distributed  by  the  Com- 
mission upon  request.     Tliey  are  published  later  in  printed  form  in  bound  volumes  only. 

Corporations.  Survey  of  American  listed  corporations,  reported  information  on 
registrants  with  Securities  and  Exchange  Commission  under  securities  act  of 

•     Sent  to  Depository  Libraries 


854  GovpaiXMENT  Publications 

VorporationK — Continued, 
inaa  and  securities  exchange  act  of  1934:  Data  on  profits  and  operations, 
m3(>-J2.      Jan.-Mar.    144.      4   pts.    [xl] +28S+297+318+314   p.      Oblong    8" 
[Processed.  ]     f 

L.  C.  card  44-40787  SE  1.2 :  C  81/5/936-42/pt.l^ 

RegiMralion  record,  securities  act  of  1933  (trust  indenture  act  of  1939)  June 
1-30,  1944.  n944.]  various  paging,  4"  [Daily  except  Sundays  and  holidays. 
Processed.!     t  SE  1.13  :  944/123-148 

Securiiies.  Otiicial  summary  of  security  transactions  and  holdings  reported  to 
Securities  and  Exchange  Commission  under  securities  exchange  act  of  1934, 
public  utility  holding  act  of  1935,  and  investment  company  act  of  1&40;  v.  10, 
no.  T5.  [1944.]  vi+68  p.  4°  [Proce.ssed.  Reports  filed  with  Commission 
Apr.  11-May  10,  1944,  and  reports  for  previous  months  not  previously  pub- 
lished.] t 
L.  C.  card  35-26732  SE  1.9 :  10/5 

Statistical  Mlletin,  May  1944;  v.  3,  no.  5.     [1944.]      [1]+15  p.  il.  4°     [Monthly. 
Processed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  43-51997  SE  1.20 :  3/5 


SELECTIVE  SERVICE  SYSTEM 

Selective  service,  v.  4,  no.  5;  May  1944.  [1944.]  4  p.  il.  large  4"  [Monthly  1 
t     •  Item  992  *  l  j  j 

L.  C.  card  41-50044  Y  S.Se  4 :  9/4-5 

Selective  service  manual  Notice,  packet  [of  pages  for  2d  printing,  2d  edition. 
Selective  service  manual]  no.  42;  [May  15,  1944].  [1944.]  [63]  p.  [Issued 
in  loose-leaf  form.  Packet  no.  41,  which  contains  Amendments  222  and  223, 
was  given  a  limited  distribution  to  State  headquarters,  camp  directors,  and 
Justice  Department  only.]     Included  in  price  of  Packet  no.  1.     •  Item  994  ' 

Y3.Se  4:  7/943-42 
Note. — This  packet  of  pages  for  insertion  in  the  Selective  service  manual  contains 
Amendments  22-1-234. 

Same,  no.  43  ;  [June  8,  1944].     [1944.]      [31]  p.     [Issued  in  loose-leaf  form. 

The  last  page  has  been  left  blank  to  be  used  for  memoranda.]     Included  in 
price  of  Packet  no.  1.     •  Item  994  Y  3.Se  4 :  7/943-43 

Note. — This  packet  of  pages  for  insertion  in  the  Selective  service  manual  contains 
Amendment  2:^5  and  286  and  paijes  21-L.  22-L.  and  22-La  which  have  been  reprinted 
to  show  amendment  to  sec.  9  of  Selective  training  and  service  act  of  1940,  as  amended. 
Pages  1.3-L,  14-L,  60.5-9,  608-7,  608-8,  618-3,  618-4,  and  628-5,  which  have  been  re- 
printed but  do  not  contain  nevv  material,  are  also  included  in  this  packet. 

Selective  training  and  service  act  of  1940,  as  amended.     1944.     [11+24  p.     t 
•  Item  990 
L.  C.  card  44-41124  •  Y  3.Se  4  :  5  Se  4 


SMITHSONIAN  INSTITUTION 

Note. — In  a  recent  price  list,  the  Smithsonian  Institution  publishes  thiis  notice  :  "Appli- 
cants for  the  publications  in  this  list  are  resquostod  to  state  tlic  grounds  for  their  requests, 
as  the  Institution  is  able  to  supply  papers  only  as  an  aid  to  the  researches  or  studies  in 
which  they  are  cspccUilJy  interested.  These  papers  are  distributed  gratis,  except  where 
price  IS  given,  and  should  be  ordered  by  the  publication  numbers,  arranged  in  sequence 
The  .serial  publications  of  the  Sniitb|,sonian  Institution  are  as  follows:  1.  Smithsonian 
contributions  to  knowledge;  2.  Smithsonian  miscellaneous  collections;  3.  Smithsonian  annual 
reports.  No  setK  of  these  are  for  sale  or  distribution,  as  most  of  the  volumes  are  out  of 
print.  Sp<'Cial  publications  are  also  issued  from  time  to  time.  The  papers  i.ssued  in  the 
series  of  Contributions  to  knowledge  and'IVIiscellaneous  collections  are  not  public  documents, 
but  are  printed  in  limited  editions  at  the  exiicnse  of  the  Smitlisonian  Fund.  They  are  dis- 
tributed without  charge  to  pul)lic  libraries.  cducatioTial  rstablisbments,  and  learned  societies 
in  this  country  and  abroad;  and  are  .supplied  to  other  institutions,  and  to  individuals  at 
the  prices  indicated.  Remittances  should  be  made  payable  to  the  "Smithsonian  Institution." 
A  discount  of  20  percent  is  allowed  to  book  dealers.     The  Smithsonian  report  volumes  and 

•     Sent  to  Depository  Libraries 


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the  papers  reprinted  in  separate  form  therefrom  are  distributed  gratuitouxly  by  the  Insti- 
tion  to  libraries  and  individuals  througliout  the  woi'ld.  Very  few  of  the  Report  volumes 
are  now  available  at  the  Institution,  but  some  of  those  of  which  the  Smithsonian  edition 
is  exhausted  can  be  purchased  from  tb,e  Superintendent  of  Documents.  Government  Printing 
Office,  Washington  25.  D.  C.  The  Institution  maintains  mailing  lists  of  public  libraries  and 
other  educational  establishments,  but  no  {icncrul  mniliiig-Iist  of  individuals.  A  library 
making  application  to  l)e  listed  for  Smithsonian  publications  should  state  the  number  of 
publications  which  it  contains  and  the  date  of  its  establishment,  and  have  the  endorsement 
of  a  Member  of  Congress. 

The  only  Smithsonian  publications  that  are  regularly  issued  as  public  documents  are  the 
annual  report  volumes.  The  publications  in  the  other  series  have  free  transmission  by 
mail,  and,  therefore,  are  included  in  the  Monthly  catalog. 

French  Indocliina.     Peoples  of  French  Indochina  [with  selected  bibliography] ; 
by  Olov  R.  T.  Janse.     Washington,  June  12,  1944  [Lord  Baltimore  Press,  Balti- 
more, Md.].     iv-f28  p.  1  pi.  24  p.  of  pi.  map,     (Publication  3768;  War  back- 
ground studies  no.  19. )     f 
L.  C.  card  44-41029  SI  1.14  :  19 

AMERICAN  HISTORICAL  ASSOCIATION 

Report.     Annual  report  of  American  Historical  Association,  1942 :  v.  2,  Letters 
from    Berlin    Embassy    1871-74,    1880-85;    edited    by    Paul    Knaplund.     1944. 
[1]  +428  p.     *  Cloth,  $1.25.     •  Item  1002 
L.  C.  card  44-40955  SI  4.1 :  942/v.2 

■ Same.     (H.  doc.  12  [v.  2],  78th  Cong.  1st  sess.) 


STATE  DEPARTMENT 

Note. — All  publications  of  the  Department  (except  laws,  treaties,  and  translations)  have 
since  Oct.  1,  1929,  been  numbered  consecutively  in  the  order  in  which  they  were  sent  to  press. 
Publications  of  a  similar  character  are  brought  within  well-defined  series,  and  each  series 
publication  bears  a  series  number  in  addition  to  its  publication  number.  The  diplomatic 
correspondence  of  the  United  States  is  pulilished  in  the  volumes  entitled  Foreign  relations 
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translations  prepared  by  the  Department's  Central  Translating  Office,  have  th^ir  own  pub- 
lication numbers  running  consecutively  from  1.  The  Department  of  State  Bulletin  published 
weekly  and  indexed  semiannually  as  of  the  dates  of  the  last  issues  in  .June  and  December, 
contains  the  texts  of  the  daily  mimeographed  press  releases,  information  regarding  treaties, 
and  other  material  on  the  Department's  work.  The  Bulletin  contains  each  quarter  a 
complete  list  of  the  Department's  publications  for  the  preceding  quarter. 

The  list  below  fre(iuently  includes  cei-tain  relevant  publications  issued  by  other  agencies 
of  the  Government  under  rt-quisition  of  the  Department  of  State  and  certain  relevant  con- 
gressional documents. 

For  information  concerning  Executive  orders  and  Proclamations  of  the  President,  for- 
merly published  by  the  State  Department,  but  beginning  with  Mar.  12,  19.36,  distributed 
by  the  Federal  Register  Division,  see  National  Archives,  Federal  Register  Division,  Federal 
register. 

Addresses.  Bases  da  politlca  exterior  dos  Estados  Unidos.  declaracao  feita  em 
21  de  margo  de  1944  pelo  Cordell  Hull,  Secretnrio  de  Estado  dos  Estado.s  Unidos 
da  America,  Washington,  D.  C.  [1944.]  5  p.  narrow  8°  ( [Tradugao  de 
Repartigao  Central  de  Tradu<;oes;  Publicac;ao  TC-182.])     f     •  Item  1029 

S  10.7 :  182 

Ctiltural-cooperation  program  of  Drpartnient  of  State,  address  by  G.  How- 
land  Shaw,  Assistant  Secretary  of  State,  at  Loyola  University  Forum,  New 
Orleans,  La.,  May  8,  1944.  1944.  [2]-|-14  p.  narrow  8°  ([Publication  2130.]) 
*  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  1019 

L.  C.  card  44-41125  S  1.2  :  C  89 

La  politica  exterior  de  los  Estados  Unidos  de  America,  discnrso  del  Cordell 

Hull,  Secretario  de  Estado  de  los  Estados  Unidos,  AVashington,  D.  C,  9  de  abril 
de  1944.  [1944.]  18  p.  narrow  8°  ( [Traduccion  de  la  Oficina  Central  de 
Traduccitmes;  Publicacioii  TC-lSl.])     t     •  Item  1029  8  16.7:181 

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Addresses — Continued. 

A  politica  oxfcrior  dos  Estados  Unidos  da  America,  discnrso  do  Cordell 

Hull,  Secretririo  do  Esfado  dos  Estados  Unidos,  Washington,  D.  C,  9  de  abril 
do  1944.  [1944.1  17  p.  narrow  8°  ( [Tradu^ao  da  Repartigao  Central  de 
TraduQiles;  Publicacao  TC-1S8.])     t     •  Item  1029  816.7:183 

Alaska  Ilighiraii.     Flight  strips  along  Alaska  Highway,  agreement  between  United 
States  and  Canada,  effected  by  exchange  of  notes;  signed  Ottawa  Aug.  26  and 
Sept.  10.  1942.     1944.     [2] +2  p.     (Executive  agreement  series  381;    [Publi- 
cation 2112.].)     *  Paper,  ;jc.     •  Item  1037 
L.  C.  card  44-41126  8  9.8:381 

Haines-Champagne  section  of  Alaska  Highway,  agreement  between  United 

States  and  Canada,  effected  by  exchange  of  notes ;  signed  Ottawa  Nov.  28  and 
Dec.  7,  1942.  1944.  [2] +2  p.  (Executive  agreement  series  382;  [Publication 
2123].)     *  Paper,  .^.c.     •  Item  1037 

L.  C.  card  44-41127  8  9.8 :  382 

Sontliern  terminus  of  Alaska  Highway,  agreement  between  United  States 

and  Canada,  effected  by  exchange  of  notes ;  signed  Ottawa  May  4  and  9,  1942. 
1944.     [2] +2    p.     (Executive    agreement    series    380;     [Publication    2122].) 

*  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  1037 

L.  C.  card  44-4112<S  8  9.8 :  380 

Blocked  7intio)ials.  Proclaimed  list  of  certain  blocked  nationals,  cumulative  supp. 
3,  June  2,  1944.  containing  additions,  amendments,  and  deletions  made  since 
revision  7  of  Mar.  23,  1944.  1944.  [3] +36  p.  ( [Publication  2132.] )  f  • 
L.  C.  card  44-40801  8  1.2 :  N  21/944/supp.3 

Brazil.  Health  and  sanitation  program,  agreement  between  United  States  and 
Brazil,  effected  by  exchange  of  notes ;  signed  Wasliington  Mar.  14.  1942.  1944. 
[2] +3  p.  (Executive  agreement  series  372;  [Publication  2063].)  [The  1st 
print  of  this  publication,  with  signature  mark  93870—44.  which  was  entered 
in  the  Monthly  catalog  for  Apr.  1944.  p.  433,  has  been  replaced  by  this  cor- 
rected print  witli  .signature  mark  585607-44.]  *  Paper,  5c.  •  Item  1037 
L.  C.  card  44— 10729  8  9.8 :  372 

Health  and  sanitation  program,   agreement  between  United   States  and 

Brazil;  signed  Rio  de  Janeiro  July  17.  1942.  1944.  [2] +8  p.  (Executive 
agreement  series  373 ;  [Publication  2115].)  [English  and  Portuguese.]  ♦Pa- 
per, 5c.     •  Item  1037 

L.  C.  card  44-41129  8  9.8 :  373 

Health  and  sanitation  program,   agi-eement  between   United   States  and 

Brazil;  signed  Rio  de  Janeiro  Feb.  10,  1943.  1944.  [2]+7p.  (Executive 
agreement    series    374;     [Publication    2116].)       [English    and    Portuguese.] 

*  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  1037. 

L.  C.  card  44-41130  8  9.8:374 

Health  and  sanitation  program,  agreement  between   United   States  and 

Brazil,  signed  Rio  de  Janeiro  Nov.  25.  1943,  effective  Jan.  1,  1944;  and  ex- 
changes of  notes,  signed  Nov.  9  and  25,  1943.  1944.  [2] +17  p.  (Executive 
agreement  series  375;  [Publication  2119].)     *  Pai>ei%  10c.     •  Item  1037 

L.  C.  card  44-41131  S  9.8 :  375 

Bulletin.  Department  of  State  bulletin,  June  3-24,  1944;  v.  10,  no.  258-261. 
[1944.]      [2] +509-596  p.  4»     (Publication  2139,  2144,  2145,  2147.)      [Weekly.] 

*  Paper,  10c.  single  copy,  $2.75  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $4.50.  •  Item  1()14 
L.  C.  card  39-26945.  8  1.3  :  10/258-261 

Canada.  Canol  project,  agreement  between  United  States  and  Canada,  effected 
by  exchange  of  notes ;  signed  Ottawa  June  27  and  29.  1942.  effective  June  29. 
1942.1944.     [2] +3  p.     (Executive  agreement  series  386 ;  [Publication  2126].) 

*  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  1037 

L.  C.  card  44-41132  8  9.8:386 

Canol   project  exploratory  wells,  agreement  between  United   States  and 

Canada,  effected  by  exchanges  of  notes;  signed  Ottawa  Dec.  28,  1942,  and  Jan. 
13.  1943.  1944.  [2] +2  p.  (Executive  agreement  series  388;  [Publication 
21331.)     *PaiK>r.  5c.     •  Item  1037 

L.  C.   card  44-41133  8  9.8:388 

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Canada — Continued. 

Cauol  project  pipeline,  agreement  between  United   States  and  Canada, 

elfoctt'd  by  exchanges  of  notes;  signed  Ottawa  Aug.  14  and  15,  1942.  1944. 
[2] +2  p.  (Executive  agreement  series  387;  [Publication  2127].)  *  Paper,  5c. 
•  Itom  1037. 

L.  C.  card  44-41134  S 9.8:  387 

Importation  privileges  for  government  officials  and  employees,  agreement 

between  United  States  and  Canada,  effected  by  exchanges  of  notes;  signed 
Ottawa  July  21,  Oct.  29,  and  Nov.  9,  1942.  1944.  [2] +3  p.  (Executive  agree- 
ment series  383;  [Publication  2124]".)     *  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  1037 

L.  C.  card  44-41135  S  9.8  :  383 

Contagious  diseases.  Mol^stias  contagiosas,  por  A.  M.  Stimson ;  traducjao  em 
Portugues  da  Publicagao  geral  numero  30  do  Servigo  de  Sai'ide  I'ublica. 
[Reprint  with  changes]  1944.  iv+124  p.  8  p.  of  pi.  ([Publicagao  2  da  Repar- 
tigao  Central  de  Tradugues.  J )  [For  the  English  edition  of  Miscellaneous  pub- 
lication 30  of  Public  Health  Service,  see  the  Monthly  catalog  for  Oct.  1939,  p. 
1513.]      ■      •  Item  1029  .  S  16.7 :  2/1-2 

Diplomatic  list,  June  1944.    [1944.]      cover  title,  ii+121  p.  24°      ([Publication 
2138.])     [Monthly.    Text  on  p.  2  of  cover.]     *  Paper,  10c.  single  copy,  $1.00  a 
yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $1.25.     •  Item  1015 
L.  C.  card  10-16292  S  1.8 :  944/6 

Education.  La  educacion  en  los  Estados  Unidos  de  America.  1944.  vi-f52-|-[l] 
p.  il.  4°  (Traduccion  de  la  Oficina  Central  de  Traduccioues ;  Publication 
TC-179.)     t     •  Item  1029  816.7:179 

Foreign  service.  Certain  officers  and  employees  of  foreign  service  of  United 
States,  report  from  Secretary  of  State  with  reference  to  enactment  of  legis- 
lation for  relief  of  certain  officers  and  employees  of  foreign  service  of  United 
States  [who  have  sustained  losses  by  reason  of  war  conditions].  May  29,  1944. 
22  p.    (H.  doc.  622,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     *  Paper,  10c. 

Foreign  service  list   (abridged),  Apr.  1,  1944.     1944.     iv-|-60  p.     ([Publication 
2121.])     *  Papei",  2()c  single  copy,  50c.  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription  05c.     •  Item- 
1017. 
L.  G.  card  10-16369  S  1.7  :  944/abr.ed.-l 

Note. — In  the  interest  of  economy  the  Foreign  service  list  will  be  issued  in  complete 
form  us  of  Jan.  1  and  in  abridged  form  as  of  Apr.  1,  July  1,  and  Oct.  1. 

Personnel  program  of  Department   of   State,   principles  and   policies.      [1944.] 
[2]  +8  p.  narrow  8°  ( [Publication  2129.] )     *  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  1019 
L.  C.  card  44-41122  S  1.2  :  P  43 

Treaties  in  force,  list  of  treaties  and  other  international  acts  of  United  States 
in  force  on  Dec.  31,  1941.  1944.  viii+275  p.  ([Publication  2103.])  [This 
publication  constitutes  a  revision  and  takes  the  place  of  Publication  430,  List 
of  treaties  and  other  international  acts  of  United  States  in  force  Dec.  31,  1932, 
which  was  issued  by  State  Department  in  1933  as  a  supplement  to  Treaty  in- 
formation bulletin  39,  Dec.  1932.  The  present  revision  covers  the  period  from 
Dec.  31, 1932  to  Dec.  31, 1941.]  *  Paper,  40c.  •  Item  1019 
L.  C.  card  44-41105  S  9.2  :  T  71/12/941 

SUPREME  COURT 

Harmon,  C.  C.  Transcript  of  record,  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term, 
1943,  no.  741,  commissioner  of  internal  revenue  vs.  C.  C.  Harmon,  on  writ  of 
certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  10th  circuit.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
ii-f  83  p.     %  Ju  6.7  :  H  228/2 

[Journal]   June  5  and  12,  1944.     [1944.]     leaves  233-245.     t  Ju  6.5: 943 

Opinions.  [Cases  adjudged  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States  at  Oct.  term, 
1943.]     [Issued  spearately.]     t  Clerk  of  Court. 

9.  State   of  Kansas   vs.    Missouri,    bill    in    equity;   May   8,    1944.     n.    p.    [1944]. 

15  p.      [This  case  is  designated  as  No.  9,  original.]  .Tu  (!.S/la  :  K  1.'{;!/10 

33.  Northwest    Airlines,    Inc.,    vs.    Minnesota,    on    writ    of   certiorari    to  Supreme 

Court  of  Minnesota  ;  May  15,  1944.      n.  p.  [1944].     27  p.     Ju  C.S/la  :  N  819/6 

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Opinions — Continued. 

130-133.  Bessie  P.  Douglas  r».  commisaioncr  of  intfrnal  revenue;  [same]  vs.  [same]; 
estate  of  Charles  II.  Kobinsou,  Northwestern  National  Bank  and  Trust 
Company  of  Minneapolis,  et  al.,  etc,  vs.  [same];  Bernice  B.  Dalrymple  vs. 
[.same],  on  writs  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  8th  circuit; 
May  15,  1944.     n.  p.    [1944].     10  +  4  p.  Ju  6.8/la  :  D  745/3 

193.  Samuel  Feldman  vs.  United  States,  on  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of 
appeals  for  2d  circuit ;  May  2!»,  l'.>44.     n.  p.  [1944.]      13  p.      Ju  G.8/la  :  F  ;^33 

217.  Wilma  E.  Addison  et  al.  vs.  Holly  Hill  Fruit  Products,  Inc  ,  on  writ  of  certiorari 
to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  Hth  circuit;  June  5, '  1944.  n.  p.  [1944.] 
12  +  2  +  14   p.  Ju  6.8/la  :  Ad  26 

226.  Polish  National  Alliance  of  United  States  of  North  America  vs.  National  Labor 
Relations  Board,  on  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  7th 
circuit;  June  ;">,  1944.     n.  p.   [1944].     8  p.  Ju  6.8/la  :  P  759/2 

252.  J.  Howell  Flournoy,  sheriff  and  ex-ofticio  tax  collector,  V8  Samuel  G.  Wiener, 
William  li.  Wiener,  and  Jacques  L.  Wiener,  appeal  from  Supreme  Court  of 
Louisiana;  Feb.  28,  1944.     n.  p.      [1944.]      16  p.  Ju  6.8/la :  W  636/2 

291.  Union  Brokerage  Company  rs  Norman  G.  Jensen  and  Curtis  M.  Kime,  on  writ 
of  certiorari  to  Supreme  Court  of  Minnesota;  May  8,  1944.  n.  p.  [1944]. 
8  p.  Ju  6.8/la  :  Un  33/6 

311.  Murray  K.  McLeod,  commissioner  of  revenues  of  Arkansas,  vs.  J.  E.  Dilworth 
Company  and  Keichnian-Crosby  Company,  on  writ  of  certiorari  to  Supreme 
Court  of  Arkansas;  May  15,  1944.  n.  p.  [1944].  7  p.  Ju  6.8/la  :  Ar  4k/10 
311,441,355.  Murray  B.  MtLeod,  commissioner  of  revenue  of  Arkansas  vs.  J.  E.  Dilworth 
Company  and  Reichman-Crosby  Company,  on  writ  of  certiorari  to  Supreme 
Court  of  Arkansas ;  General  Trading  Company,  a  corporation  doing  business 
as  Minneapolis  Iron  Store  vs.  State  Tax  Commission  of  Iowa,  on  writ  of 
certiorari  to  Supreme  Court  of  Iowa  ;  International  Harvester  Company  and 
International  Harvester  Company  of  America  vs.  Department  of  Treasury  of 
Indiana  et  al.,  on  appeal  from  Supreme  Court  of  Indiana  ;  May  15.  1944 
n.   p.    [1944].     12   p.  Ju  6.8/la  :  Ar  4  k/11 

317.  Crites,  Incorporated,  vs.  Prudential  Insurance  Company  of  America,  Richard 
Simkins  and  George  Florence,  on  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals 
for  6th  circuit;  May  22,  1944.     n.  p.    [1944].     9  p.  Ju  6.8/la  :  C  869 

349.  Carlos  M.  DeCastro  v.i.  Board  of  Commissioners  of  San  Juan,  on  certiorari  to 
circuit  court  of  appeals  for  1st  circuit;  May  29,  1944.     n.  p.   [19441.     11  p 

Ju  6.8/la  :  D  355 

354.  United   States   vs.    South-Eastern    Underwriters   Association    et    al.,    on    appeal 

from  district  court  for  northern  district  of  Georgia ;  June  5,  1944.  n.  p. 
[1944].     22  +  16+ [1] +9   p.  Ju  6.8/la  :  S  o  87/3 

355.  International    Harvester    Company    and    International    Harvester    Company    of 

America  i'«.  Department  of  Treasury  of  Indiana,  M.  Clifford  Townsend, 
Joseph  M.  Robertson,  et  al.,  etc.,  appeal  from  Supreme  Court  of  Indiana; 
May    15,    1944.     n.    p.    [1944].     7    p.  Ju  6.8/la :  In  85/14 

392.  Universal  Oil  I'roducts  Company  vs.  Globe  Oil  &»Refining  Company,  on  writ 
of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  7th  circuit ;  Mav  29.  1944. 
n.  p.    [1944].     12  p.  Ju  6.8/la  :  Un  38 

398.  Hazel-Atlas  Glass  Company  vs.  Hartford-Empire  Company,  on  writ  of  certiorari 
to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  3d  circuit;  May  15,  1944.     n.  p.  [1944].     24  p. 

Ju  6.8/la  :  H  337 

423.  Shawkee  Manufacturing  Company  [et  al.]  vs.  Hartford-Empire  Company,  on 
writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  3d  circuit :  Mav  15,  1944. 
n.  p.  [1944].     3  p.  Ju  6.8/la  :Sh  28 

433.  W.  D.  Lyons  vs.  Oklahoma,  on  writ  of  certiorari  to  criminal  court  of  appeals 
of   Oklahoma;    June    5.    1944.     n.    p     [1944].     8    p.  Ju  6.8/la  :  L  995/2 

441.  General  Trading  Company,  corporation  doing  business  as  Minneapolis  Iron 
Store  vs.  State  Tax  Commission  of  Iowa,  on  writ  of  certiorari  to  Supreme 
Court  of  Iowa  ;  May  15.  1944.      n.  p.   [1944].     4  p.  Ju  6.8/la  :  M  666/13 

453.  United  States  and  interstate  Commerce  Commission  vs.  Wabash  Railroad 
Company,  Illinois  Central  Railroad  Company  and  Illinois  Terminal  Railroad 
Company,  on  petition  for  rehearing;  May  8.  1944.     n.  p.   [1944].     3  D 

.Tu  6.8/la  :W  111/4 

463.  Lee  Arenas  va.  United  States,  on  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals 
for  9th  circuit;  May  22.  1944.      n.  p.    [1944].      11  p.  Ju  6.8/la  :  Ar  33 

497.  Mario  Mercado  e  Hi.los  vs  Elvira  Olivieri  Conimins  et  al..  on  writ  of  certiorari 
to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  1st  circuit;  May  29.  1944.     n.  p.  [1944].     5  p 

Ju  6.8/la  :  M  .533/2 

559.  Hans  Pete  Mortensen  and  Lorraine  Mortensen  is.  United  States,  on  writ  of 
certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  8th  circuit;  May  15.  1944.  n.  p. 
[19441.      8    p.  Ju  6.8/la  :  M  842 

565.  Wisconsin  Gas  and  Electric  Company  vs.  United  States,  on  writ  of  certiorari 
to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  7th  circuit :  May  29.  1944.     n    p    [19441       5  p. 

Ju  6.8/la  :W  753/12 
020-621.   International    Harvester    Company    i'.*.    Wiscoii.sin    Department    of    Taxation ; 
Minnesota    Mining   and    Manufacturing   Company   vs.    [same],    appeals   from 
Supreme  Court  of  Wisconsin;  May  29.  1944.     n.  p.   [1944].     12  p. 

Jn  6.S/1a:  In  85/15 

628.  Frank  L.  Huddleston.  M.  A.  Stewart.  Harry  B.  Mixon.  Board  of  County  Com- 
missioners of  IjeFlore  County.  Okla..  et  al..  etc  .  vs.  R.  H.  Dwyer  et  al  , 
on  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  lOfh  circuit :  M.ny  15.  1944. 
n.    p.    [1944],      4   p.  Ju  6.8/la  :  L  521/2 

034.  Kenneth  M.  Keefe  and  Wallace  D.  Bradford  vs.  Earl  L.  Clark,  drain  cormmis- 
sioner  of  Oakland  County.  Mich.,  and  Board  of  Superv'sors  of  Oakland 
f'onntv.  cltv  of  Rnval  Oik.  intervener,  on  appeal  from  Supreme  Court  of 
Michigan:    May  22,   1944.     n.  p.   [1944].     4  p.  Ju  6.8/la  :  K  242 

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Opinions — Continued. 

648.  United  States  v's.  D.  B.  Ilellard  on  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals 

for  10th  circuit;  May  15,  l'J44.      ii.  p.   [1944J.      5  p.  Ju  6.8/la  :  H  867/2 

716-717.   I'nited  States  vs.  Clyde  Saylor  et  al. :    [same J  vs.  Clarence  Poer  et  al  appeals 

from  district  court  for  eastern  district  of  Kentucky  ;   May  22,   1944.      n.   p 

[1944].     6  p.  Ju6.8/la:  Sa  99 

767.  Interstate  Commerce  Commission  and  Hudson  &  Manhattan  Railroad  Company 

V8.  Jersey  City,   Fred  M    Vinssn,   stabilization   director,  by  Chester  Bowles, 

price  administrator,  on  appeal  from  district  court  for  district  of  New  Jersey  ; 

May   29.    1944.     n.    p.    [1944].     17    p.  Ju  6.8/la :  H  869/2 

79.3.   L.   r.   Steuart  &  Bro..   Inc.,    r.v.  Chester  Bowles,  administrator,  Ottice  of  I'rice 

Administration,  et  al  .  on  writ  of  certiorari  to  United  States  Court  of  Appeals 

for  District  of  Columbia  ;  May  22,  1944.      n.  p.  [19441.      7  p.      Ju  G.8/la  :  St  46 
814.  Columbia  Gas  &  Electiic  Corpo-ation  vs.  American  Fuel  and  Power  Company, 

etc.,   et   al..    appeal    from   district   court    for   eastern    district   of   Kentucky ; 

May  22,   1944.     n.   p.    [1944].     5   p.  Ju  6.8/la :  C  723/8 

OflScial  reports  of  Supreme  Court,  v.  321  U.  S.,  no.  3.     Preliminary  print. 

[1944.]  cover  title,  iv  +  [l] +414-649+  viii  p.  [Cases  adjudged  in  Supreme 
Court  at  Get.  term,  1943,  (opinions,  INIar.  27,  concluded-Apr.  3,  in  part  1944, 
and  memoranda  of  other  decisions  through  May  22,  1944).  This  number  con- 
tains table  of  cases  reported  in  v.  321,  pts.  1-3.  From  United  States  reports, 
V.  321.]  *  Paper,  20c.  single  copy,  $2.00  per  term  of  court ;  foreign  subscription, 
$2.7.5.  Ju  G.S/la  :  321/3 

Standard  Rice  Co.,  Inc.  Transcript  of  record,  Supreme  Court  of  United  States, 
Oct.  term,  1943,  no.  944,  United  States  vs.  Standard  Rice  Company,  Inc.,  on 
petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  Court  of  Claims.     [1944.]    cover  title,  i+41  p.  $ 

Ju  6.7  :  St  24/6 

United  States  Dental  Co.  Transcript  of  record,  Supreme  Court  of  United  States, 
Oct.  term,  1943,  no.  811,  United  States  rs.  Margaret  M.  Johnscm  and  Mary  E. 
Layton,  doing  business  as  United  States  Dental  Company,  and  Voyle  Clark 
Johnson,  appeal  from  district  court  for  district  of  Delaware.  [1944.]  cover 
title,  i+19  p.     t  Ju  6.7  :  Un  35/4 

TARIFF  COMMISSION 

Food.     United  States  con.sumption  of  food  in  terms  of  fats,  proteins,  carbo- 
hydrates, and  calories,  1939^3.    Washington,  Feb.  1944.     cover  title,  [2] +123 
p.  il.     [Processed.     Page  123,  last  page  of  text  is  printed  on  inside  of  back 
cover.]    t 
L.   C.   card  44-41121  TC  1.2  :  F  73/939^43 

Iceland.     Trade   agreement    between    United    States    and    Iceland,    analysis    of 
agreement  and  digests  of  trade  data  with  respect  to  products  on  which  con- 
cessions   were   granted    by    United    States.      Washington,    1944.      cover    title, 
[2]+114p.  4°    [Processed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  44-41120  TC  1.14  :  Ic  2 

Rayon   industry,   selected  sections  of  preliminary   report   prepared  by   Textile 
Division.    Washington,  Apr.  1944.     cover  title,  [235]  p.     [Processed.    Text  on 
p.  2  of  cover.    The  last  page  of  text  is  printed  on  inside  of  back  cover.]     t 
L.  C.  card  44-41119  TC  1.2  :  R  21 

TAX  COURT 

Note. — The  Tax  Court  reports  are  first  promulgated  in  leaflet  form,  designated  as 
"advance  sheets."  At  the  end  of  each  month,  these  advance  sheets  are  consolidated  invo 
pamphlet  form  and  published  as  "advance  parts."  Later,  the  advance  parts  are  consoli- 
dated and  issued  in  bound  volumes.  .V  list  of  memorandum  opinions  is  included  i'l  'vii-h 
volume.  Both  the  advance  sheets  and  the  advance  parts  are  sold  on  subscription  by  the 
Superintendent  of  Documents,  Government  Printing;  Office,  Washington  in,  D.  C.  '  The 
subscription  price  of  the  "advance  sheets"  is  !i;2.2.5  per  volume,  foreign  subscviptio-),  !f;2.85  ; 
sui'-'le  copies  usually  5c.  The  "advance  jiarts,"  or  monthlv  consolidations,  are  sold  as 
follows:  $1.2,5  per  volume,  foreign  subscription,  .$1.8,5  (single  copies  vary  in  price).  The 
price  of  the  bound  volume  will  be  given  upon  application. 

Buchanan,  John  R.  John  R.  Buchanan  v.  connnissioner  of  internal  revenue, 
opinion;  docket  no.  771,  promulgated  May  1.  1944.  [1944.]  3  p.  ([Opinionl 
93.)      [From  T.  C.  Reports,  V.  3.1     *  Paper,  .He.  Ju  11.7/a  :  3/93 

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Cans,  Joseph  K.  Estate  of  Josopli  K.  Cass,  by  Charles  A.  Cass  and  Annie  C. 
Woodle,  executors,  r.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  opinion  ;  docket  no. 
640.  pronuilsated  Apr.  4,  1944.  [1914.]  3  p.  dOpiaion]  71.)  [From  T.  C. 
Reports,  V.  3.]     *  Paper,  5c.  Ju  11.7/a  :  3/71 

Chapman,  Robert  F.  Robert  F.  Chapman  v.  commissioner  of  internal  reveime, 
findings  of  fact  [and  opinion]  :  docket  no.  364,  pronuilgated  May  3,  1944, 
[1944.]     r»  p.     ([Opinion]  94.)     [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  3.]     *  Paper,  He. 

Ju  11.7/a :  3/94 

Decisions.  Reports,  v.'3,  no.  3.  [1944.]  v+ 396-552  p.  [Contains  decisions  pro- 
mulgated Mar.  1-31,  1944.]  *  Paper,  20c.  single  copy,  $1.25  a  vol. ;  foreign 
subscription,  $1.85.  Ju  11.7/a2 :  3/3 

Note. — This  "adv.ince  part"  or  "eon  solid  a  tod  issue''  contains  a  month's  dt-cisions  and 
is  issued  in  addition  to  the  separate  opinions  or  "a<lvance  sheets."  Larer.  bound 
voliinies,  containing  table  of  contents  and  inde.\,  will  be  issued,  the  price  of  these 
beiuK  jjiveu  at  the  time  of  publication. 

Same,  v.  3,  no.  4.     [1944.]    v+552-696  p.     [Contains  decision.^  promulgated 

Apr.  1-30,  1944.]  Ju  11.7/a2  :  3/4 

Drixcnll,  J.  Orcgory.  J.  Gregory  Driscoll  and  Mildred  W.  Driscoll  v.  commis- 
sioner of  iuternnl  revenue;  Mildred  W.  Driscoll  v.  [same),  findings  of  fact 
[and  opinion]  ;  docket  nos.  2242-43,  promulgated  Mar.  20,  1944.  [1944.]  4  p. 
([Opinion]  62.)      [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  3.]     *  Paper,  5c.       Ju  11.7/a :  3/62 

F.  H.  E.  on  Company  (a  dissolved  corporation),  v.  commissioner  of  internal 
revenue;  Fleming-Kinibell  Corporation  v.  [same,  findings  of  faiH  and  opinion]  ; 
docket  nos.  111575,  548,  promulgated  Jan.  13,  1944.  [1944.]  21  p.  ([Opinion] 
3. )     [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  3.]     *  Paper,  5c.  Ju  11.7/a  :  3/3- 

Gaylord,  (Jeorge  S.  George  S.  Gaylord  v.  commissioner  of  Internal  revenue ; 
Gevirnde  H.  Gayloi-d  v.  [same,  findings  of  fact  and  opinions]  :  docket  nos. 
109]"8,  109273.  promulgated  Feb.  IS,  1944.  [1944.]  16  p.  ( [Opinion  |  34.) 
[From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  3.]     *  Paper,  5c.  Ju  11.7/a  :  3/34 

Holmes,  Harry.  Estate  of  Harry  Holmes,  Lucy  B.  Holmes,  independent  executrix, 
r.  comniiss'oner  of  internal  revenue,  opinion  ;  docket  no.  2943,  promulgated 
Apr.  5,  1944.  [1944.]"  9  p.  ([Opinion]  74.)  [From  T.  C  Reports,  v.  3.] 
*  Paper,  5c.  Ju  11.7/a  :  3/74 

Koppers  Company  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue  [opinion]  ;  docket  no. 
110247,  promulgated  Jan.  19,  1944.  [1944.]  13  p.  ( [Opinion]  7.)  [From  T.  C. 
Reports,  v.  3.]     *  Paper,  5c.  Ju  11.7/a  :  3/7 

Leveen,  William,  Corporation.  William  Leveen  Corporation  v.  commissioner  of 
internal  revenue,  opinion;  docket  no.  550,  promulgated  Apr.  7,  1944.  [1944.] 
4  p.     ([Opinion]  77.)     [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  3.]    *  Paper,  5c.     Ju  11.7/a :  3/77 

Lowry,  0.  William.  O.  AVilliam  Lowry  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue; 
(  hirles  R.  Sligh,  jr.,  r.  [same,  findings  of  fact  and  opinion]  ;  docket  nos. 
112691-692,  promnkated  May  8.  1944.  [1944.]  16  p.  ( [Opinion]  97.)  [From 
T.  C.  Reports,  v.  3.]     *  Paper,  5c.  Ju  11.7/a  :  3/97 

Macaulny,  Mrs.  Genevieve  B.  Estate  of  Genevieve  Brady  Macaulay,  Nathan 
L.  Miller  and  Lawrence  Cavanagh,  as  sole  surviving  and  sole  acting  executors, 
V.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue  [findings  of  fact  and  opinion]  ;  docket  no. 
109617,  promulgated  Feb.  24,  1944.  [1944.]  8  p.  ([Opinion]  43.)  [From  T.  C. 
Reports,  V.  3.]     *  Paper,  5c.  Ju  11.7/a  :  3/43 

McEnancy,  Edwin  J.  Edwin  J.  McEnaney  and  Agnes  McEnaney  v.  commis- 
sioner of  internal  revenue  [findings  of  fact  and  opinion]  ;  docket  nos.  112754, 
2038,  promulgated  Api-.  3.  1944.  [1944.]  11  p.  ([Opinion]  70.)  [From  T.  C. 
Reports,  V.  3.]     *  Paper,  5c.  Ju  11.7/a  :  3/70 

Norie,J.  L.  J.  L.  Norie  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue;  Coast  Carton  Com- 
pany V.  [snme],  findings  of  fact  [and  opinion]  ;  docket  nos.  1813,  2049,  pro- 
mulgated \pr.  27,  1944.  [1944.]  11  p.  ([Opinion]  89.)  [From  T.  C.  Reports, 
V.  3.]     *  Paper,  5c.  Ju  11.7/a  :  3/89 

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Scliurer,  Hurry  F.  Harry  F.  Schurer  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  find- 
ings or  fact  [and  opinion]  ;  docket  no.  2168,  promulgated  Mar.  30,  1944.  [1944.] 
4  1).     ( [Opinion]  68.)     [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  3.]     *  Paper,  5e.    Ju  11.7/a  :  3/68 

Slough,  Frank  M.  Frank  M.  Slough  and  Josephine  C.  Slough,  husband  and  wife, 
V.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue;  J.  Helen  Slough  Juergens  v.  [same], 
opinion ;  docket  nos.  2562-63,  promulgated  Apr.  4,  1944.  [1944.]  6  p. 
( [Opinion]  73.)     [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  3.]     *  Paper,  Oc.  Ju  11.7/a  :  3/73 

Smith,  LutlH  r  E.  Luther  Ely  Smith  v.  commissicmer  of  internal  revenue  [find- 
ings of  fact  and  opinion]  ;  docket  no.  109631,  promulgated  May  1,  1944.  [1944.] 
10  p.      ([Opinion]   92.)      [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.   3.]      *  Paper,  5c. 

Ju  11.7/a :  3/92 

Southeastern  Buihlhig  Corporation  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  findings 
of  fact  [and  opinion]  ;  docket  no.  109218,  promulgated  Feb.  29,  1944.  [1944.] 
10  p.    ( [Opinion]  47.)     [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  3.]    *  Paper,  5c      Ju  11.7/a  :  3/47 

Verifine  Dairy  Products  Corporation  of  Sheboygan,  Inc.,  v.  commissioner  of  in- 
ternal revenue  [fi  idiiigs  of  fact  and  opinion]  ;  docket  no.  108460,  promulgated 
Feb.  15,  1944.  [1914.]  11  p.  ([Opinion]  32.)  [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  3.] 
♦Paper,  5c.  Ju  11.7/a :  3/32 

Weil,  Joseph.  Joseph  Weil  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  findings  of  fact 
[and  opinion]  :  docket  nos.  666,  1126,  promulgated  Apr.  6,  1944.  [1944.]  6  p. 
([Opinion]  75.)      [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  3.]     *  Paper,  5c.         Ju  11.7/a :  3/75 

TENNESSEE  VALLEY  AUTHORITY 

Addresses.  Farm  and  home  frozen  food  cabinets  [paper  prepared  by  Loran  N. 
Baker,  Agricultural  Engineering  Development  Division,  Commerce  Department, 
Tennessee  Valley  Authority,  and  presented  at  frozen  food  locker  short  course, 
Apr.  24,  1944,  at  College  of  Agriculture  and  Home  Economics,  University  of 
Kentucky,  Lexington,  Ky.].     [Apr.  22,  1944.]     14  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

Y3.T25:15B17 

Electricity  sales  statistics,  monthly  report  110;  Apr.  1944.  [1944.]  [3]  p.  il  4° 
[Processed.     Issued  with  perforations.]     t  Y  3.T  25  :  13/110 

Malaria.  Implications  of  importation  of  malaria  by  personnel  of  armed  forces 
[with  list  of  references;  by]  Robert  Briggs  Watson.  [1944.]  7  p.  4°  [Proc- 
essed. Presented  at  1944  meeting  of  Tennessee  State  Medical  Association, 
Nashville,  Tenn.,  from  Health  and  Safety  Department,  Tennessee  Valley  Au- 
thority, and  Division  of  Preventive  Medicine,  University  of  Tennessee  College 
of  Medicine,  Memphis.] .     t  Y  3.T  25  :  2  M  29/4 

Precipitation  in  Tennessee  River  basin,  Apr.  1944.     [1944.]      [2] +64- [13]  p.  il.  4° 
[Monthly.     Processed.],     t 
L.  C.  card  38-32755  Y  3.T  25 :  14/944-4 

Transportation  development  and  other  programs  of  Tennessee  Valley  Authority, 
C.  T.  Barker,  chief  of  River  Transportation  Division,  TVA  (discussion  with 
E.  S.  M.  W.  T.  war  training  class  In  public  utilities,  Vanderbilt  University, 
Nashville,  Tenn.,  Apr.  20,  1944).     [1944.]     11  p.  1  pi.  map,  4"     [Processed.]     t 

Y  3.T  25 :  2  T  68 

TRANSPORTATION  INVESTIGATION  AND  RESEARCH 

BOARD 

Carriers.    Federal  regulatory  restrictions  upon  motor  and  water  carriers.  Tetter 

from  Board  of  Investigation  and  Research  transmitting  summary  of  report 

on    Federal    regulatory    restrictions   upttn    motor    and   water    carriers.     1944. 

v+26  p.     (H.  doc.  637,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)      *  Paper,  10c. 

L.  C.  card  44-41069 
Relative  economy  and  fitness  of  carriers,  preliminary  report  of  Board  of 

Investigation  and  Research  on  relative  economy  and  fitness  of  carriers.     1944. 

v+30  p.     (H.  doc.  595,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     *  Paper,  10c. 

L.  C.  card  44-41037 

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862  Government  Publications 

TREASURY  DEPARTMENT 

Aitkcn  Tug  rf  Bdrgc  Co.  Certain  claim  allowed  by  General  Accounting  Office 
[covering  judgment  rendered  by  district  court  for  westei-n  district  of  Washing- 
ton in  favor  of  James  Aitken,  jr.,  and  Sterling  C.  Aitken,  doing  business  under 
firm  name  of  Aitken  Tug  &  Barge  Co.].  June  9,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944 
2  p.     (S.  doc.  213,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Cldhns.  Claims  allowed  by  General  Accounting  Office.  May  18,  1944.  37  p. 
(H.  doc.  610,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     *  Paper,  10c. 

Clsiims  allowed  by  General  Accounting  Office.     June  19,  legislative  day 

May  9,  1944.     16  p.     ( S.  doc.  209,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     t 

Judgments  I'endered  by  Court  of  Claims.     June  19,  legislative  day  May  9, 

1944.     4  p.      (S.  doc.  210,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

L.  C.  card  9-6546 

Fhuince.     Bulletin  of  Treasury  Department,  analysis  of  receipts  and  expenditures, 
comiwsition  of  public  debt,  prices  and  yields  of  Government  securities,  other 
treasury  statistics,    May    1944.     [1944.]     cover    title,    l3]+A4+87    p.    il.    4° 
[Monthly.     Processed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  39-26387  T  1.3 :  944/5 

Daily  statement  of  Treasury,  compiled  from  latest  proved  reports  from 

Treasury  offices  and  depositories,  June  1-30,  1944.     [1944.]     various  paging, 
narrow  f°     [Daily  except  Sundays  and  holidays.]     t 

L.  C.  card  15-3308  T  1.5 :  944 

Harlem  Trucking  Co.  Record  of  judgment  rendered  against  the  Government  by 
District  Courts.  June  19,  legislative  day  May  9,  1944.  3  p.  (S.  doc.  211, 
78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)  [This  judgment  was  rendered  by  district  court  for 
southern  district  of  New  York  in  favor  of  Frank  Lamantia,  doing  business  as 
Harlem  Trucking  Co.]     t 

International  monetary  fund.    Joint  statement  by  experts  on  establishment  of 
international  monetary  fund  of  United  and  Associated  Nations,  Apr.  21,  1944. 
[1944.]     iii+8  p.     t     •  Item  1057 
L.  C.  card  44-41071  T  1.2 :  In  8/8 

Small,  Hattie  F.  Judgment  rendered  by  District  Court  of  United  States  for  Dis- 
trict of  Columbia,  proposed  provision  relating  to  judgment  rendered  by  District 
Court  of  United  States  for  District  of  Columbia  [in  favor  of  Hattie  F.  Small], 
with  estimate  of  indefinite  appropriation  to  pay  interest.  June  19,  legislative 
day  May  9,  1944.     4  p.      (S.  doc.  220,  7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Treasury  decisions  under  customs,  certain  internal  revenue,  narcotic,  and  other, 
laws,  including  decisions  of  Customs  Court  and  Court  of  Customs  and  Patent 
Appeals,  V.  79,  no.  49-53 ;  June  1-29,  1944.     [1944.]     various  paging.     [Weekly.] 
*  Paper,  10c.  single  copv,  $3.00  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $4.70. 
L.  C.  card  10-30490  T  1.11/2 :  79/49-53 

FISCAL  SERVICE 

TREASURER    OF    UNITED    STATES 

Paper  money.  Monthly  statement,  paper  currency  of  each  denomination  out- 
standing May  31,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  oblong  12"     t     •  Item  1094 

T  63.307:  944/5 

INTERDEPARTMENTAL  WAR  SAVINGS  BOND  COMMITTEE 

Posters.  Stop  them  with  bonds  thru  pay  roll  savings;  [poster].  1944. 
28X21.9  in.     [Illustrator,  Ardis  Hughes.]     t  T  1.35  :P  29/3 

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July  1944  863 

INTERNAL  REVENUE  BUREAU 

Internal  revenue  bulletin,  1&44,  no.  11  and  12;  June  12  and  26,  l!)44.  1944. 
v+86  p.  and  vi+109  p.  [Seminionthlj-.  Include  Rulings  11740-776.]  •  Item 
1698 

L.  C.  card  22-26051  T  22.23/1 :  944/11,12 

Note. — The  Internal  revenue  bulletin  .service  for  1044  will  consi.st  of  semimonthly 
bulletins  and  an  annual  cumulative  bulletin.  The  semimonthly  bulletins  will  contain  the 
rulings  and  decisions  to  be  ma<le  public  and  all  Treasuiy  Department  decisions  (known 
as  Treasury  decisions)  pertaining  to  internal  revenue  matters.  The  annual  cumulative 
bulletin  will  contain  all  rulings  and  decisions  (including  Treasury  decisions)  published 
during  the  previous  12  months.  The  complete  bulletin  service  may  be  obtained  on  a 
subscription  basis,  from  the  Superintendent  of  Documents,  Government  I'rintiug  Office 
Washington  25,  D.  C,  10c.  single  coi)y,  $2.50  a  yr.  ;  foreign  subscription  $3.75. 

Manufacturers'  excise  taxes,  Regulations  46  (1040  edition)  amended  to  conform 
to  revenue  act  of  1943.  [1944.]  7  p.  (T.  D.  5348.)  [Code  of  Federal  regu- 
lations of  United  States,  title  26,  Internal  revenue,  chap.  1,  subchap.  C,  pt.  316, 
Taxes  on  sales  by  manufacturer.  From  Internal  revenue  bulletin,  1944,  IMar.  25! 
1944,  no.  6.]     t  T  22.23/la  :  Ex  25 

PROCUREMENT   DIVISION 

Gorcniment  supplies.  General  schedule  of  supplies:  Books  under  class  35  Dec 
1,  1943-Nov.  30,  1944.     [1944.]     5  p.  4°     [Processed.]     X  T  58.8 :  35/943-44 

Same:  class  7,  Fuel  oil  and  kerosene,  region  5,  tank-wagon  and  drum  de- 
liveries, July  1,  1943-June  30,  1944.     [1944.]     10  p.  4°     [Processed.]     % 

T  58.8 :  7/943-44 

Same :  classes  7  and  14,  Fuel  oil  and  kerosene,  region  4,  tank-car,  transport- 
truck,  and  marine  deliveries,  June  1,  1944-May  31,  1945.  [1944.]  6  p.  4" 
[Processed.]     $  T  58.8 :  7,14/944-45 

Same:    class  102,   Telephone  service,  July   1,   1944-June  30,    1945.     1944. 

11  p.  -l"     X  T  58.8 :  102/944-45 

FEDE31AL  STAnDAED  STOLK  CATALOG  DIVISION 

Note. — In  the  list  below,  some  of  the  Amendments,  dated  after  Oct.  10,  193.3  are  for 
specifications  issued  by  the  Federal  Standard  Stock  Catalog  Board  (now  Federal  Standard 
Stock  Catalog  Division)  while  it  was  under  the  Budget  Bureau,  ami  for  these,  the  old 
classification  T  51.7/8  :  is  retained  in  order  that  they  may  be  filed  with  the  publications 
to  which  they  belong.  The  following  publications  are  issued  with  perforations  for  insertion 
in    binders.      •  Item    1116 

Gavernmcnt  supplies.  Federal  standard  stock  catalog:  scv.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal 
specification  for  aluminum-alloy  (AL-Ol)  (aluminnm-magnesium-si'licon-cop- 
per-chromium),  bars,  rods,  shapes,  and  wire;  Apr.  19,  1944.  [1944.]  11  p  12" 
( gQ-A-325. )     *  Paper,  5c.  T  58.10/3 :  QQ-A-325 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  aprons,  surgeons'   (synthetic 

rubber  and  resin  coated)  ;  May  2,  1944.  [1944.]  0  p.  12"  (ZZ-A-611a.) 
[Supersedes  Fed.  spec.  Z2:-A-611.  May  27,  1930  and  Emergency  alternate  Fed 
spec.  E-ZZ-A-611,  Mar.  11,  194:^,.]     *  Paper,  5c.  T  58.10/3 :  ZZ-A-611a 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  si)ecification  for  brushes,  glue,  round,  amdt  2  • 

Mar.  30,  1M4.  [1944.]  3  p.  12"  (H-B-301  [amdt.  2].)  [Supersedes  Amend- 
ment 1,  May  23,  1841,  and  Emergency  alternate  E-H-B-301,  Feb.  17,  1942  ]     t 

T  51.7/8 :  H-B-301/amdt.2 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  bunting,  cotton,  mercerized 

amdt.  5;  Apr.  7,  1944.  [1944.]  4  p.  12°  (CCC-B-791a  [amdt.  5].)  [Super- 
sedes Amendment  4,  July  7,  1941.]     t  T  58.10/3 :  CCC-B-791a/anidt.5 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  cans,  waste  (oily),  amdt    1- 

Apr.  19,  1944.     [1944.]     2  p.  12"     (KR-r-114  [amdt.  1].)     t 

T  58.10/3 :  RR-C-114/amdt.l 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  denim,  shrunk;  Mar.  30,  1944. 

[1944.]  4  p.  12°  (CCC-D-181.)  [Supersedes  Fed.  specs.  C0C-D-151a!  Aug 
19,  1936,  and  CCC-D-161,  Mar.  31,  1931.]     *  Pap(>r,  5c.       T  58.10/3  :  CCC-D-181 

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Oovenitnent  supplies — Continued. 

• Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  denim,  unshrunk ;  Mar.  30,  1944. 

[1944.]     4  p.  12"     (CCC-D-186.)      [Supersedes  Fed.  specs.  CCC-D-lfjlJa,  Feb. 

6,  1936  and  CCC-D-171,  Mar.  3,  1931.]     *  Paper  5c.  T  58.10/3  :  CCC-D-ISS 

• Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specifications  for  drills,  breast,  amdt.  1 ;  May  2, 

1944.  1944.  1  p.  12°  (GGG-D-651  [amdt.  1].)  [Supersedes  Euiergeucy  al- 
ternate Fed.  spec.  E-GGG-D-651,  Apr.  17,  1943.]     t 

T  58.10/3 :  GGG-D-651/amdt.l 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  gaskets,  rubber  (natural  or 

synthetic),  molded,  sheet,  and  strip;  May  2,  1944.  [1944.]  6  p.  12°  (HH-G- 
15Ca.)  [Supersedes  Fed.  spec.  HH-G-156,  Mar.  19,  1938,  and  Emergency 
alternate  E-HH-G-15G,  Aug.  7,  1941.]     *  Paper,  5c.  T  58.10/3 :  HH-G-15tia 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  metals,  general  specification 

for  inspection  of,  amdt.  1;  Apr.  19,  1944.  [1944.]  3  p.  12°  (QQ-M-151a 
[amdt.  1].)     t  T  58.10/3  :QQ-M-151a/amdt.l 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  mops,  cotton,  amdt.  1;  May  2, 

1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  12°  (T-M-5Gla  [amdt.  1].)  [Supersedes  Emergency 
alternate  Fed.  spec.  E-T-M-561a,  Sept.  9,  1942.]     t 

T  58.10/3 :  T-M-561a/amdt.l 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  packing,  diaphragm ;  May  2, 

1944.  [1944.]  4  p.  12°  (HH-P-61c.)  [Supersedes  Fed.  spec.  HH-P-61b, 
Sept.  6,  1940.]     *  Paper,  5c.  T  58.10/3  :  HII-P-61c 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  packing,  hydraulic;  Mar.  24, 

1944.  [1944.]  3  p.  12°  (HH-P-112a.)  [Supersedes  Fed.  spec.  HH-P-112, 
Dec.  17,  1936.]     *  Paper,  5c.  T  58.10/3  :  HII-P-112a 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  paper,  filtering ;  Apr.  7,  1944. 

[1944.]     7  p.  12°     (UU-P-236).     *  Paper,  5c.  T  58.10/3 :  UU-P-236 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  paste,  ofl5ce  and  photomount- 

ing ;  paste-brushes  and  spi-eaders  ;  Apr.  19,  1944.  [1944.]  8  p.  12"  (N-P-lOlc.) 
[Supersedes  Fed.  si)ec.  N-P-lOlb,  Oct.  14,  1937,  and  Emergency  alternate  Fed. 
spec.  E-N-P-lOlb,  Feb.  27,  1942.]     *  Paper,  5c.  T  58.10/3 :  N-P-lOlc 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  plastic,  liglit-diflusing  for  light- 
ing fixtures;  May  2,  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  12°     (Lr-P-384.)     *  Paper,  5c. 

T  58.10/3 :  L^P-384 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Fedei-al  specification  for  pliers  aud  nippers,  amdt.  1 ; 

Apr.  7,  1944.     [1944.]     3  p.  12°     (GGG-P-471  [amdt.  1].)     t 

T  58.10/3 :  GGG-P-471/amdt.l 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  receptacles  (convenience  out- 
lets), attachment  plugs,  current-taps,  and  connectors,  amdt.  4;  Apr.  19,  1944. 
[1944.]  3  p.  12°  (W-R-151  [amdt.  4].)  [Supersedes  Amendment  3,  July  30, 
1943.]     t  T  58.10/3  :  W-R-151/amdt.4 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  sheeting,  rubber,  amdt.  1 ; 

Apr.  7,  1944.  [1944.]  3  p.  12°  (ZZ-S-311a  [amdt.  1].)  [Supersedes  Emer- 
gency alternate  Fed.  spec.  E-ZZ-S-311a,  June  5,  1943.]     t 

T5S.10/3 :  ZZ-S-311a/amdt.l 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  sponges,  cellulose-type,  amdt. 

2 ;  Apr.  19,  1944.  1944.  1  p.  12°  (Lr-S-626  [amdt.  2].)  [Supersedes  Amend- 
ment 1,  Apr.  12,  1943.]     t  T  58.10/3  :  L-S-62G/amdt.2 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  sutures,  surgical,  silk  and 

nylon;  May  2,  1944.     [1W4.]     8  p.  12°     (GG-S-816.)     *  Paper,  5c. 

T  58.10/3 :  GG-S-816 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  T-squares,  plastic,  wood,  and 

wood-and-plastic ;  Apr.  7,  1944.  [1944.]  6  p.  12°  (GG-T-711b.)  [Supersedes 
Fed.  spec.  GG-T-711a,  July  24,  1940.]     *  Paper,  5c.  T  58.10/3 :  GG-T-711b 

Same:  .sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  titanium-dioxide,  dry  (paint- 
pigment)  ;  May  2,  1944.     [1944.]     11  p.  12°     (TT-T-425.)     *  Paper,  5c. 

T  58.10/3 :  TT-T-425 

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Government  supplies— Conimx\e(\. 

Same:  sec.  4.  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  toliiidine-red-toner,  di-y  (paint- 
pigment)  ;  Apr.  19,  1944.     [1944.]     5  p.  12°     (TT-T-562.)     *  Paper,  5c. 

T  58.10/3;  TT-T-562 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  triangles,  plastic,  transparent ; 

Apr.  7,  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  12°     (GG-T-671a.)      [Supersedes  Fed.  spec.  GG-T- 
671,  Sept.  4,  1934.]     *  Paper,  5c.  T  58.10/3  :  GG-T-671a 

■ Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specifications  for  turnbuckles,  amdt.  1 ;  Mar. 

30,1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  il.  12°     (FF-T-791  [amdt.  1].)     t 

T  58.10/3 :  FF-T-791/amdt.l 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  turners,  cake,  amdt.  1 ;  Mar. 

30,1944.     [1944.]     2  p.  12°     (RR-T-806  [amdt.  1].)     t 

T  58.10/3 :  KR-T-806/amdt.l 

Supplement  27-29  to  Index  of  Federal  specifications  revised  Dec.  1,  1943; 

June  r>-2(;,  1044.     [1944.]     Each  1  p.  4°     [Processed.]     f 

T  58.10/3 :  ind./943-2/supp.27-29 

RESEARCH  AND  STATISTICS  DIVISION 

Bonds  of  United  States.     Prices  and  yields  of  public  marketable  securities  issued. 
bv  United  States  Government  and  by  Federal  agencies.  May  1944.     [1944.] 
7  p.  f°     [Monthly.]     t     •  Item  1120  T  62.7 :  944/5 

WAR  FINANCE  DIVISION 

Minute  man.  v.  3,  no.  20  and  21 ;  June  1  and  15,  1944.  [1944.]  16  p.  and  24  p.  il. 
4°     [Semimonthly.]     $     •  T  66.7 : 3/20,21 

Posters.  Back  'em  up,  buy  extra  bonds;  official  Treasury  poster.  1944.  28X20 
in.      [Illustrator,  Boris  Cbaliapin.]     f  T  66.8  :B  64/16 

Back  'em  up!  buy  extra  bonds!  official  Treasury  poster.     1944.     29X20 

■     in.     f  T  06.8  :B  64/15 

Back  the  attack!  buy  more  bonds;  oflicial  Treasury  poster.     1944.     28.4 X 

20  in.     t  T  66.8 :  B  64/14 

Buy  your  bonds  here,  back  the  attack!  [poster].     1944.     28X20  in.     t 

T  66.8 :  B  64/12 

Extra  war  bonds,  5th  war  loan;  official  Treasury  poster.     1944.     20X14.2 

in.     [Illustrator,  Atherton.]     t  T  66.8 :  W  19/6 

■  Fight  by  his  side !  buy  extra  bonds  at  banks,  post  offices,  and  other  author- 
ized agencies;   [poster].     1944.     2  sheets,  56.4X42.1  in.  nnd  28.6x42.1  in.     t 

T  66.8  :  B  64/13/sh.l,2 

Fire  away !  buy  extra  bonds;  [poster].    1914.    40.2X28.5  in.     [Illustrator, 

Schreil)er.     In   memory,    U.    S.    S.   Dorado.     Tliis   poster   also    issued   in    size 
28  X  20  in.  ]     f  T  66.8 :  B  64/10 

War  loan  securities.  Fifth  war  loan  securities,  June  12- July  8,  1944.  [1044.] 
16  p.  narrow  8°     t     •  T  66.2  :  W  10/6 

War  savings  bonds.  Backing  the  attack  between  drives!  war  bond  copy  guide 
for  advertisers  and  agencies,  effective  Mar.  1,  1944.  [1944.]  [4]  p.  il.  nar- 
row 8°     t  T  6(5.2  :  B  64/8 

Community  theatre  war  bond  promotion,  put  your  theatre  behind  the  fight 

for  freedom  with  a  war  bond  premiere.     [1944.]     12  p.  il.  4°     [Prepaivd  for 
national  community  theatre  war  bond  promotion.]     %  T  66.2  :T  34/2 

5th  war  loan,  June  12-July  8,  1044,  descriptive  folder.      [1044.]      2  p.  il. 

oblong  12°,  folded   into  narrow  12°  size.      [At  head  of  title:    Fight  by  his 
side.]     t  T  66.2  :W  19/7 

Fire  away  !  buy  extra  bonds;  [post  card].  [1944.]  oblong  48°  [Illustra- 
tor, Schreiber.     In  memory,  U.  S.  S.  Dorado.]     f  T  66.2  :B  64/9 

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War  savings  bonds — Continued. 

How  it  has  been  done,  sales  manual  for  payroll  chairmen  and  Treasury 

representatives.     [Revised  edition.]     [1944.]     19p.il.     t       T  6G.6 :  Sa  3/2/944 

Sal(*  manual,   volunteer  workers  5th  war  loan,   June  12-July  8,   1944. 

[1944.]     32  p.   11.  narrow  12°     [The  last  page  is  left  blank  to  be  used  for 
notes.]     t  T  G<>.«i :  Sa  3/944 

[Tliis  is  your  doing,  let's  all  keep  backing  the  attack !    circular  letter  to 

all  retailers  regarding  r»th  war  loan  drive.]      [1944.]      [G]  p.  il.  4°     t     • 

T  66.2  :  B  64/.^. 

Why?  and  how  much?    [1944.]     [5]  p.  il.  oblong  48°     [Concerns  purchase 

of  war  bonds  by  farmers.]     f     •  T  66.2  :B  64/6 

VETERANS  ADMINISTRATION 

Decisions.     Administrator's  decision,  Veterans  Admini.«tration,  no  564 ;  June  7, 
1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  4°     [Processed.]     %  VA  1.8: 564 

WAR  DEPARTMENT 

Army  regulations. 

Note. — Army  regulations  are  administrative  regulations  for  the  military  service  and 
are  issued  in  pamphlet  form  for  insertion  in  loose-leaf  binders.      •  Item  1129 
15-5.  Adjutant   General's   Department :   General   provisions.    Changes   2  ;   May   11, 

1944.      [1944.]      2  p.      [Supersedes  AR  15-5,  Changes  1,  Aug.  10.  1942.1 

•  Paper.  5c.  W  1.6  :  15-5/4/ ch.2 
35-120.     Finance  Department :  Disbursing  officers  and  public  funds,  general,  Changes 

2  ;  June  13.  1944.     1944.     1  p.      [Supersedes  AR  3.5-120,  Changes  1.  Mar. 

25,  1944.]      *  Paper,  5c.  W  1.6  :  35-120/7/ch.2 

35-150.     Same  :  Advances  of  public  funds  under  subsistence  expense  act  of  1926  ;  May 

22.     1944.      [1944.]      4    p.      [Supersedes    AR    35-150,    June    23.    1942.] 

*  Paper,   5c.  W  1.6  :  3-5-150/5 
35—1320.   Same  :   General  provisions  relating  to   pav   of  military   personnel  ;   Mav   24. 

1944.  [1944.]  8  p.  [Supersedes  AR  35-1320.  June  23.  1942.  including 
Changes  1-3,  Sept.  11,  1942-Jan.  21,  1944,  and  par.  1-3,  Circular  244. 
1942.]      *  Paper,   5c.  W  1.6  :  3.5-1320/.") 

35-1495.  Same :  Additional  pav  for  parachute  dutv,  officers,  warrant  officers,  and 
enlisted  men;- Mav  17,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  [Supersedes  AR  35-149.">. 
Aug.    22.    1942,    including    Changes    1-3,    Nov.    1,    1943-Mar.    14.    1944.1 

•  Paper,  5c.  ^  W  1.6  :  35-1495/2 
35-1760.   Same  :  Pay  of  retired  commissioned  and  warrant  officers.  Changes  5  ;  May  18, 

1944.      [1944.]      2   p.      [Supersedes  AR   35-1760,   Changes   3   and   4.   Deo. 

2  and  8.  1943.]      *  Paper.  5c.  W  1.6  :  3.5-1760/7/ch  5 

35—2440.   Same  :  Deductions  for  maintenance  of  United  States  Soldiers'  Home,   rental 

deductions  for  dependents,  and  stoppages  against  nav  of  enlisted  personnel. 

rhanges    7:    June    8.    1944.      [1944.]      2    p.      [Supersedes    AR    3.5-2440. 

Changes  1.  Nov.  14.  1942.  Chansres  3  and  4,  Feb.  26  and  Mar.  9.  1943.  and 

Changes  6,  July  30,   1943.]      •  Paper,   5c.  W  1.6  :  3.5-2440/6/ch.7 

35-2600.   Same:    Soldiers'    deposits;    June   8.    1944.      [1944.]      4    p.      [Supersedes   AR 

35-2600,  July  20,  1943,  including  Changes  1,  Sept,  29,  1943.]      *  Paper.  5c. 

W1.6:  3.5-2600/6 
35-3020.   Same  ;  Pay  of  superintendent  and  other  officials  at  Militarv  Academy  ;  May 

IS.    1944.      [1944.]      2    p.      [Supersedes    AR    3.5-3020,    Mar.    14.    1941.] 

*  Paper,  5c.  W  1.6  :  3.5-3020/4 
35-4880.   Same:  Official  routes  and  distances.  Changes  2  ;  June  12,  1944.     1944.     1  p. 

[Supersedes  AR  35-4880,  Changes  1,  Oct.  11,  1943.1      *  Paper,  5c. 

W  1.6  :  3.5^880/2/ch.2 
35—5020.   Same  :    Vouchers  for   travel    of   militarv   personnel   and    civilian    volunteers. 

Changes    2;     June    2      1944.      [1944.]      4     p.      [Supersedes    AR    35-5020. 

Chances  1,  Oct.  26.  1943.]      *  Paper.  .5c.  W  1.6  :  3.5-5020/6/ch.2 

35-5320.   Same  :  Reimbursement  for  transportation  of  dependents.  Chances  1  ;  Mav  18, 

1944.      [1944.]      2  p.      [Supersedes  sec.  3.  Circular  81.  1944.]      *  Paper,  5c. 

W  1.6:  3.5-5320 /7/ch.l 
35-6040.   Same  :  Payments  under  contracts,  formal  and  informal.  Changes  2 ;  Mav  13, 

1944.      [1944.]      2  p.      [Supersedes  AR  35-6040,  Chances  1,  Apr.  27.  1944.1 

•Paper.  5c.  W  1.6  :  35-6040/5/ch.2 

35-6200.   San^e  :    Prompt   payment   of   bills   and   accounts.    Changes   2  ;    June   3,    1944. 

1944.      1     p.      [Supersedes    AR    35-6200,     Changes    1.     Julv     29.     1943.1 

♦Paper.  5c.  W  1.6  :  35-6200/2 /ch.2 

3.5-6620.   Same:    Expendable    pronertv.    Chances    9;    Mav    20,    1944.      [1944.]      2    n. 

[Supersedes  AR  3.5-6620.  Changes  6-8,  Feb.  l-Mar.  18   1944.1      *  Paper.  5c. 

W1.6:  35-6620/6/ch.9 
40-505.      Medical    Department  :    Afedical    attendance,    ceneral    provisions.    Changes    7  : 

June  2,  1944.      [1944.]      3  p.      [Supersedes  AR  40-505.  Chances  1  and  2. 

Mar.  2  and  May  5.  1943.  Changes  6,  Feb.  4.  1944  and  sec.  3.  Circular  .SS7. 

1942.]      *  Paper,   .5c.  W  1.6  :  40-505/4/ch.7 

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Army  regulations — Continued. 

40-590.  Same  :  Administration  of  hospitals,  general  provisions,  Changes  20  ;  June  12, 
1944  [1944.]  2  p.  [Supersedes  AR  40-590,  Changes  9,  May  21,  1943, 
Changes  14,  Sept.  27,  1943,  and  sec.  3,  Ci^'^"!"'*  ^ 70^1044. ^]^_*^Paper,^^ 5c. 

40-1080.  Same  :  Current  statistical  health  reports,  tables,  and  charts,  Changes  2  ;  June 
9  1944  [1944.1  7  p.  [Supersedes  par.  14b  and  16,  Circular  43,  1944.] 
♦Paper.  5c.  i  v       ^      ^  ^  W  1.6  :  40-1080/4/ch.2 

55-75  Transportation  Corps:  War  Department  ports;  June  1,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p. 
[Supersedes  AK  55-75,  Dec.  11,  1943.]      *  Paper,  5c.  W  1.6  :  55-75/4 

55-105.  Same  :  Transportation  by  commercial  means,  general.  Changes  13  ;  May  22, 
1944  [1944.]  2  p.  [Supersedes  AR  55-105,  Changes  2  and  6,  Apr.  6 
and  Aug.  20,  1943.]      *  Paper,  5c.  W  1.6  :  55-105/ch.l3 

55-155.  Same :  Transportation  of  public  property  (except  animals)  and  remains. 
Changes  7;   May  26,   1944.      [1944.]      2   p.      *  Paper,   5c.      „    ^^   ^^^,  ^^ 

W  1.6  :  55-1 55 /ch.  i 
100-63.       Corps  of  Engineers  :  Real  estate,  disposal.  Changes  2  ;  June  2,  1944.      [1944.] 

2  p.      [Supersedes  AR  100-63,   Changes  1,   July   12,   1943.]      *  Paper,   oc. 

•       W  1.6  :  100-63/ch.2 
100-64.       Same  :  Real  estate,  claims  for  rent,  damage,  and  other  payments  ;  May  22, 
1944.      [1944.]      2  p.      [Supersedes  AR  100-64,   Sept.  29,   1942,   including 
Changes  1,  Mar.  1,  1943.]      *  Paper,  5c.  W  1.6  :  100-64/2 

105-20.  Signal  Corps:  Fixed  signal  communication  system  and  facilities;  May  12. 
1944.  [1944.]  7  p.  [Supersedes  AR  105-20,  May  23,  1942,  including 
Changes  1  and  2,  Oct.  9,  1942  and  Mar.  15,  1943.]      *  Paper,  5c. 

W  1.6:  105-20/8 

105-30.       Same  :  Commercial  telephone,   telegraph,   and  electric  time  service,  general, 

Changes  1;  June  12,   1944.     1944.     1   p.     *  Paper,   5c.  ..„,-,  ^  , 

W1.6:  105-30/5/ch.l 
105-255.     Same :   Photography,    Changes   1  ;   May   25,    1944.     1944.      1    p.      *  Paper,    5c 

W  1.6 :  105-25o/3/ch.l 

210-50.       Posts,  camps,  and  stations  :  Nonappropriated  funds,  effective  July  1.  1944  : 

June   1,    1944.      [1944.]      24    p.      [Supersedes   AR   210-50,   Dec.   29,    1942. 

including  Changes  1  and  2.  Feb.  5  and  Mar.  13,  1943,  Changes  5,  July  14. 

1943.  Changes  8-10,  Oct.  4-Nov.  18.  1943,  Changes  13,  Mar.  31,  1944.  and 
sec.  8.  Circular  125.  1944.]      *  Paper,  5c.  W  1.6  :  210-50/6 

210-60.  Same:  Post  messes.  Changes  4;  June  1.  1944.  1944.  1  p.  [Supersedes 
AR  210-60,  Changes  3,  Dec.  24,  1943,  and  sec.  4,  Circular  24,  1944.] 
*  Paper    5c  W  1.6  :  210-60/2/ch.4 

210-65.  Same  :  Army  exchanges,  effective  July  1.  1944  ;  June  1,  1944.  [1944.]  28  p. 
[Supersedes  AR  210-65,  Mar.  19,  1943,  including  Changes  1-6,  June  17. 
1943-Mar.  16,  1944.]      *  Paper,  5c.  W  1.6  :  210-65/5 

210-70.  Same :  Service  clubs  and  libraries  eflfective  July  1.  1944 ;  June  1,  1944. 
[1944.]      8  p.      [Supersedes  AR  850-80,  Aug.  26,  1942,  including  Changes 

3  and  4,  Apr.   3  and  Mav  21,   1943,  and  Changes  6  and  7.  Dec.   8,   1943. 
and  Apr.  24,  1944.]      •  Paper,  i^c.  W  1.6  :  210-70/5 

210-390.  Same:  Motion  Picture  Service,  Changes  10;  June  1,  1944.  [1944.]  3  p. 
[Supersedes  AR  210-390,  Changes  1,  Aug.  26,  1942.  and  Changes  5  and  6, 
Apr.  13  and  June  10.  1943.]      ♦Paper,  5c.  W  1.6  :  210-390/5/ch.lO 

250-5.  Bands :  General  provisions.  Changes  2  :  June  1.  1944.     1944.     1  p.      [Super- 

sedes AR  250-5,  Changes  1,  Mar.  1,  1933.]      'Paper,  5c. 

Wl.O:  250-5/ch.2 

310-50.  Militarv  publications:  Orders,  bulletins,  circulars,  and  memoranda,  Changes 
8;  May  .30,  1944.  [1944.]  3  p.  [Supersedes  AR  310-50,  Changes  1-3, 
Oct.  14-Nov.  23.  1942,  Changes  5-7,  May  11,  1943-Feb.  1.  1944.  and  sec.  4. 
Circular  61.  1944.]      *  Paper,  5c.  W  1.6  :  310-50/5/ch.S 

345-75.  Militarv  records  :  Soldier's  dejiosit  book  and  report  of  soldiers'  deposits  ;  June 
8.  1944.  [1944.]  4  p.  [Supersedes  AR  34.5-75,  July  23,  1932,  including 
Changes  1  and  2,  Dec.  29,  1942  and  Jan.  21,  1943.]      *  Paper,  5c. 

W  1.6:  34.5-75/4 

345-415.  Same:  Daily  sick  report.  Changes  5  ;  May  22.  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  [Super- 
sedes AR  345^15,  Changes  4,  Oct.  26,  1943,  and  par.  2,  sec.  6.  Circular 
321,1943.]      *  Paper,   5c.  W  1.6  :  34,^.-41 5/5/ch. 5 

600-68.  Personnel :  Good  conduct  medal,  Changes  1 ;  May  26.  1944.  1944.  1  p. 
♦Paper,   5c.  'W  1.6:  fiOO-fi8/2/ch.l 

600-500.  Same:  Care  and  disposition  of  insane;  May  25,  1944.  [1944.]  8  p. 
[Sunersedes  AR  600-500.  Aug.  7.  1942,  including  Changes  1-4,  Nov.  25. 
1942-July  30,   1943.]      ♦  Paper.   5c.  W  1.6  :  600-500/4 

605-10.        Commissioned  officers  :  Officers  appointed  in  Army  of  United  States  ;  May  26, 

1944.  [1944.]      8   p.      [Supersedes  AR   605-10,  Dec.   30,   1942,   including 
Chances  4-11.  Mar.  6-Oct.  19,  1943.]      ♦  Paper,  5c.  W  1.6  :  60.5-10/7 

615-5.  Enlisted  men  :  Appointment  and  reduction  of  noncommissioned  officers  and 

privates,  1st  class.  Changes  2:  Mav  10,   1944.      1944.      1   p.      [Supersedes 
AR  615-5,  Chances  1,  Mar.  30,  1944.]     ♦  Paper,  5c.         W  1.6  :  615-5/4/ch.2 

615-40.  Same:  Clothing  and  equipage.  Changes  7;  May  23,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p. 
♦Paper,   5c.  W  1.6  :61.5-40/6/ch.7 

615-300.  Same  :  Absence  without  leave  and  desertion,  Changes  1  ;  May  18.  1944.  1944. 
1  p.      ♦  Paper.  .5c.  W  1.6  :  615-300/8/ch.l 

615-360.  Same  :  Discharge,  release  from  active  duty  ;  May  25,  1944.  [1944.]  43-|- [3] 
p.  [Three  paces  are  left  blank  to  be  used  for  memoranda.  Supersedes 
AR  615-360.  Nov.  26.  1942.  includinc  Changes  4  and  5.  Apr.  16  and  30. 
1943.  Chnnges  7.  Jnne  8,  1943,  Chances  9-11,  June  19-Sept.  20.  194.S. 
Changes  13  and  14,  Oct  2  and  Nov.  2.  1943.  Changes  16-19.  Dec.  15,  194.3-Mar. 
17,  1944,  and  various  sections  of  certain   circulars.]      ♦Paper.   lOc. 

W  1.6  : 615-300/6 


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Armi/  regulations — Continued. 

700-10.  Supplies  :  storage  and  issue,  ChanKes  3  ;  June  9,  1944.  1944.  1  p.  [Super- 
sedes AR  700-10,  Changes  1  and  2,  Mar.  18  and  Sept.  28,  194.3.]  *  Paper, 
5c.  W  1.6  :  700-10/3/ch.3 

BuUctin  9;  June  6,  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.     [Issued  with  perforations.]     % 

W 1.3 :  944/9 

CircuJnr  2ir>-261.  June  1-2G.  1944.  [1944.]  various  paging.  [Issued  with  per- 
forations.    NumlKT  227  is  a  corrected  copy.]     J  W  1.4/2:  944/215-2G1 

Claims  for  damages  to  or  loss  or  destruction  of  property  or  personal  injury  or 
death,  estimate  of  appropriation  to  pay  claims.  June  19,  legislative  day  May  9. 
1944.     9  p.     (S.  doc.  215,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Field  manuals.  Basic  field  manual :  Conventional  signs,  military  symbols,  and 
abbreviations,  Changes  1;  Apr.  21,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  16"  (FM  21-.'?0 
[changes]  1. )     *  Paper,  5c.  W  1.33 :  21-30/3/cb.l 

Note. — Field  ninnunls  conKist  of  a  series  of  pamphlets  containing  traininir  and  refer- 
ence data  and  instructions  relative  to  the  tactics  and  technique  involved  in  the  cniploj'- 
ment  of  the  arms  and  services  of  the  Army.      •  Item  1130 

Same:   List  of  publications  for  training,  Changes  3;  May  1,  1944.     [1944.] 

179  p.  1G°     (FM  21-(J  [changes]  3.)     *  Paper,  20c.  W  1.33  :  21-C>/8/ch.3 

■ Same,  Changes  4 ;  June  1, 1944.    [1944.]    90  p.  16°    (FM  21-6  [changes  4].) 

*  Paper,  15c.  W  1.33  :  21-G/S/ch.4 

Same :  List  of  training  films,  film  strips,  and  film  bulletins,  Changes  3;  May 

2,1944.     [1944.]    21  p.  16°     (FM  21-7  [changes]  3.)     *  Paper,  5c. 

W  1.33 :  21--7/2/ch.3 

Same,  Changes  4;  May  25,  1944.     [1944.]     21  p.  16°  (FM  21-7  [changes] 

4. )     *  Pai^er,  5c.  W  1.33  :  21-7/2/ch.4 

Same,  Changes  5;  May  1,  1944.     [1944.]     16  p.  16°     (FM  21-7  [changes] 

5. )      *  Paper,  i5c  W  1.33  :  21-7/2/ch.5 

Same :  Watermanship ;  Apr.  25,  1944.    1944.    [4]-f  151  +  [5]  p.  il.  12°     (FM     ] 

21-22.)      [The  5  pages  are  left  blank  to  be  used  for  notes.]     *  Paper,  Inc. 

W  1.33 :  21-22 

Engineer  field  manual :  Engineer  troops,  Changes  2  ;  May  10,  1944.     [1944.] 

13  p.  il.  16°     (FM  5-5  [changes]  2.)     *  Paper,  5c.  W  1.33  :  5-5/2/ch.2 

Same  :  Operations  of  engineer  field  units,  Changes  3  ;  June  2,  1944.     [1944.] 

7p.il.     1G°     (FM  5-6  [changes]  3.)     *  Paper,  5c.  W  1.33 :  5-G/ch.3 

Field  manual :  Field  artillery,  tactics  and  technique  of  division  artillery  and 

higher  artillery  echelons;  May  24,  1944.     1944.     iii+84  p.  il.  16°     (FM  6-100.) 

[This  manual,  together  with  FM  6-20  and  FM  6-101  (wlien  publislied)  super- 
sedes FM  6-20,  Tactics  and  techniques,  July  10,  1940,  including  Changes  1, 
Jan.  2,  1941.]     *  Paper,  15c  W  1.33  :  6-100 

General  orders  36-52 ;  May  1-June  22,  1944.  [1944.]  various  paging.  [Issued 
with  perforations.]     %  W  1.46  :  36-52 

Identification  cai'ds.  Preparation  of  identification  cards,  May  15,  1944.  [1944.] 
[2] -f3p.il.     (Pamphlet  20-9.)     t     •  Item  1131  W  1.43 :  20-9 

Military  Academy,  West  Point.  Information  relative  to  appointment  and  ad- 
mission of  cadets  to  Military  Academy,  West  Point,  N.  Y.  [edition  1944], 
Changes  1 ;  Mar.  28,  1944.     [1944.]     2  p.     t     •  Item  1177.      W  12.9  :  944/ch.l 

Military  information.  [Safeguarding  military  information]  [1944.]  cover  title, 
[IQ]  p.  il.  small  4°  (Pamphlet  20-10.)  [Text  and  another  illustration  on 
p.  2  and  3  of  cover.]     +     •  Item  1131  W  1.43:  20-10 

Mobilization  regulations,     t 

Note. — The  Mobilization  regulations  are  issued  in  pamphlet  form  for  insertion  in 
loose-leaf  binders.      •  Item  1134. 

1-9.  Standards  of  physical  evaminatlon  during  mobilization  ;  Apr.  19.   1944.      [1944.] 

62  p.      [Supersedes  MR  1-9,  Oct.   15,   1942.   including  Cnanges  1   and  2,   Jan. 

22  and  Feb.  23.  1943.  and  sec.  1,  Circular  137.  1943.]  W  1.29  :l-9/5 

Same,    supplement,    with   titje,    Physical   profile   serial;    May   22,    1944.      [1944.] 

8  p.   il.  W  1.29  :  1-9/5/supp. . 

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Mobilization  regulations — Continued. 

3-1.  Organization  and  training,  Changes  7:  June   13,   1944.      [1944.]      2  p.      [Super- 
sedes Changes  2-4,  Oct.  1,  iy42-Jan.  28,  1943,  and  changes  6.  Sept.  16.  1943.] 

W  1.29  :3-l/2/ch.7 

Puhlications.     Lists  of  War  Department  publications,  Army  regulations,  Blank 
forms,  Tables  of  orsanizatioii  and  equipment,  Tables  of  basic  allowances  and 
allowances  and  Index  to  General  orders,  Bulletins,  and  numbered  Circulars, 
issued  during  Apr.  1944.     1944.     iii+31  p.     $ 
L.  C.  card  43-50742  W  1.41 :  944/4 

■ Same,  issued  during  May  1944.     1944.     iii+25  p.     t  W  1.41 :  944/5 

Safety  rules,  Military  Railway  Service,  Army;  Apr.  10,  1944.    1944.     cover  title, 
22  p.  16°     (Pamphlet  55-1.)     t     •Item  1131  W  1.43 :  55-1 

Tables  of  alloivances.     [Issued  witli  perforations.]     t 

Note. — Tables  of  allowances  prescribe  the  authorized  allowances  of  equipment  for  units 
and  individuals  at  special  installations. 

20.  Equipment  for  posts,  camps,  and  stations  ;  Apr.  5.  1944.  [1944]  35  p.  [Super- 
sedes T/A  20,  xMar.  10,  1943,  including  Changes  1,  June  26,  1943,  except  as 
qualified  by  par.  :i.  sec.  1]  W  1.28  :  20/3 

20-2.  Equipment  for  trainins  purposes;  Apr.  11,  1944.  [1944.]  44  p.  [Supersedes 
T/A  20,  Mar.  10,  1943,  including  Changes  1,  June  26,  1948,  so  far  as  they 
concern  allowancos  for  training  purposes,  except  those  items  and  allowances 
authorized  for  issue  to  Army  Air  Forces.]  W  1.28  :  20-2 

Tables  of  equipment,     t 

Note. — The  Tables  of  equipment  are  issued  in  pamphlet  form  for  insertion  in  loose- 
leaf  binders.  The  tables  in  Ibis  series  are  numoered  to  correspond  to  the  Table  of 
organization  series  on  wliich  they  are  based. 

1-487S.  Army  Air  Forces:  Airdrome  squadron    (special),  Changes  3;  May  16.   1944. 
lt)44.     1  p.  W  1.26  :  l-487S/ch.3 

8-550.      General  hospital.  Changes  2  ;  May  16,  1944.     [1944.]     4  p. 

W1.26  :  8-550/2/ch.2 
8-760.      Veterinary  station  hospital,  communications  zone.  Changes  1  ;  Apr.  26,  1944. 
[1944.1      2   p.  W  1.26  :  8-760/ch.l 

11-247.      Signal  company,  wing.  Change  4;  May  18,  1944.      [1944.]     6  p. 

W  1.26  :  ll-247/ch.4 

Tables  of  organisation-     t 

Note. — The  Tables  of  organization  are  issued  in  pamphlet  form  for  insertion  in  loose- 
leaf  binders. 

1-500-1.  Army    Air    I<"orces :    Headquarters    and    headquarters    squadron,    tactical    air 
command.  Changes  2;  Apr.  28,  1944.     1944.     1  p.        W  1.25  :  l-500-l/ch.2 
5-226.       Fleadquarters  and  lieaf'qua iters  and  service  company,  airborne  engineer  bat- 
talion. Changes  2  ;  May  24,  1944.     1944.     1  p.  W  1.25  :  5-226/ch.2 
7-51.          Glider  infantry  regiment.  Changes  3;  May  24,   1944.     1944.     1   p. 

W  1.25  :  7-51/ch.3 
7-52.  Headquarters  and  headquarters  company,  glider  infantry  regiment.  Changes 

1;  Feb.  24.   1914.      [1944.]      2  p.  W  1.25 :  7-52/eh.l 

8-550.       General  hospital.  Changes  4;  May  16,  1944.      [1944.]      2  p. 

W  1.25 :  8-550/ch.4 

Tables  of  organization  and  equipment.     % 

Note. — Tables  of  organization  and  equipment  are  issued  in  pamphlet  form  for  insertion 
in  loose-leaf  binders.     They  replace  the  Tables  of  organization  and  Tables  of  equipment 
heretofore  issutd  separately,  and  show  the  organization  and  equipment  for  the  type  of  unit 
indicated  by  the  title. 
1-100-1.         Army  Air  Forces  :  Headquarters  and  headquarters  squadron,  bomber  com- 
mand. Changes  2  ;  Apr.  2S.  ]944.      [1944]      2  p.         W  1.44  :  l-lOO-l/ch.2 
l-lOO-lS-2.  Same  :  Headquarters  and  headquarters  squadron,  bomber  command,  special ; 
Apr.    25,    1944.      [1944.1      19    p.      [Supersedes    advance    copy    of    T/0 
l-lOO-lS-2,  Feb.  15,   1943.]  W  1.44  :  1-1001  S-2 

1-160-1.  Same:   Headquarters  and  headquarters  squadron,  bombardment  wing,  very 

heavy:  June  6.  1944.      [1944.]      14  p.  W  1.44  :  1-160-1 

1-180-lS.       Same:     Headquarters,    combat     bombardment    wiug.     heavy    or    medium, 
Changes  1  ;  May  0.  1944.     1944.     1  p.  W  1.44  :  1-180-lS/ch.l 

1-277S.  Same;  Reconnaissance  squadron,  heavy,  special;  Apr.  24,  1944.      [1944.] 

20  p.  \V  1.44  :  1-277S 

1-312.  Same:  Heaquarters,  troop  carrier  group.  Changes  2;  Mav  1.  1944.      [1944.] 

7  p.  W  1.44  :  l-312/ch.2 

1-317.  Same  :  Troop  carrier  squadron  ;  May  12,  1944.    [1944.]    26  p.     [Supersedes 

T/O  &  E   1-317,  Aug.   16,   1943,   including  Changes  1-3,   Oct.  23,   1943- 
Jan.  19,  li)44.]  W  1.44  :  1-317/2 

1-392S.  Same  :  Headquaiters,  combat  cargo  group  (special)  ;  May  27,  1944.      [1944.] 

11  p.  VV1.44:1-.{92S 

1-397S.  Army  Air  Corps  :  Combat  cargo  squadron  (special)  ;  May  27,  1944.      (1914.1 

14   p.  W  1.44  :  1-397S 

1-407.  Army  Air  Forces:  Depot  unit.  Army;  May  A,  1944.      [1944.]      12  p. 

W  1.44  :  1-407 

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Tables  of  onjdnUation  and  ccjuiiJinent — Continued. 

1-412.  Same :  Headquarters  and  headquarters  squadron,  service  group.  Changes  3  ; 

May  19,  1041.      11944.]      3  p.  W  1.44  :  l-412/ch.3 

1-469S.  Same:  Air  base  communication  detachment,  special.  Changes  2;  May  13, 

1944.      [1944.]      3  p.  W  1.44  :  l-4G9S/ch.2 

1-470.  Same:   Air   cargo   resunplv   organization;   May   23,   1944.      [1944.]      14   p. 

[Supersedes  T/D  1   l.SOO,  Mar.  7.  1944.]  W  1.44  :  1-470 

1-497S.  Same:    Station    complement    squadron,    .-special;    Apr.    23,    1944.      [1944.] 

12  p.      [Supersedes  advance  copy  of  T/0  1-497S,  May  11,  1943,  including 

advance  copy  of  Changes  1  and  2,  June  1,  1943  and  July  15,  1943.] 

W  1.44  :  1-497S 
1-547.  Same  :  Tactical   air  communication   squadron.   Changes  3  ;   Apr.  28.    1944. 

1944.     In.  W  1.44  :  l-547/ch.3 

1-852.  Same  :  Headquarters  and  lieadquarters  squadron,  air  depot  group,  Changes 

2;  May  23,  1944.      [1944.]      4  p.  W  1.44  :  l-852/ch.2 

1-952.  Same  :  Headquarters,  radio  security  detachment  and  radio  security  section  ; 

May  10,  1944.      [1944.]      12  p.      [Supersedes  T/0  &  E  11-297,  July  7, 

1943,  including  Chianges  1-3,  Aug.  27,   1943-Mar.   14,   1944.] 

W  1.44  : 1-952 

1-978S.  Same:    Liai.son    squadron,   commando    (special);    May   27,    1944.      [1944.] 

12  p.  W  1.44  :  1-978S 

2-22.  Headquarters  and  headquarters  troop,  cavalry  group,  mechanized.  Changes 

2  ;  Apr.  25,  1944.     [  1044.  ]     6  p.  W  1.44  :  2-22/ch.2 
3-87.                Chemical  base  proce.ssiiig  company ;  May  17,  1944.      [1944.]     8  p.      [Super- 
sedes T/0  3-87,  Apr.   27.  1943,  including  Changes  1  and  2.  July  G  and 
Aug.  3,  1943,  and  T/E  .3-87,  Apr.  27.  1943.1  W  1 .44  :  3-87 

3-267.  Chemical  smoke  generator  company  ;  May  4,  1944.     [1944.]     14  p.     [Super- 

sedes T/O  &  E  3-267,  Julv  6.  1943.]  W  1.44  :  3-267/2 

4-29.  Coast  artillery  transport  detachment;  May  9,  1944.      [1944.]      5  p. 

W  1.44  :  4-29 
4-68.  Coast  artillery  battery,   searchlight,  harbor  defense.   Changes   1  ;   May  24, 

1944.  1944.      1   p.  W  1.44  :  4-68/ch.l 
4-69.                Coast  artillery  battery,  mine,  harbor  defense,   Changes  1  :   May   24.   1944. 

1944.     1  p.  W  1.44  :  4-69/ch.l 

4-77.  Coast  artillery  batterv,  antimotor  torpedo  boat,  harbor  defense  :  Apr.  11, 

1944.      [1944.]      8  p.  W  1.44 : 4-77 

5-88.  Engineer  dump  truck  companv  :  May  9,  1944.     [1944.]     8  p.     [Supersedes 

T/0  &  E  5-88,  May  17,  1943,  including  Changes  1,  Dec.  10.  1943.] 

W  1.44  :  5-88/2 
5-95S.  Engineer  camouflage  battalion,   special,   23d  headquarters,   special   troops ; 

Apr.    4.    1944.      [1044]      8    p.  W  1.44 : 5-95S 

Same,  Changes  1 ;  Apr.  27.  1944.     1944.     1  p.  W  1.44  :  5-95S/ch.l 

5-188.  Engineer  base  survey  company,  engineer  base  topographic  battalion.  Changes 

1  ;  May  19.  1944.      [1944.]      4  p.  W  1.44  :  5-lS8/ch.l 

5-415.  Engineer  aviation  battalion;  Mav  15.  1944.      [1944.]      10  p.      [Supersedes 

T/O  5-415,  Apr.  1.  1942,  including  Changes  1-5,  July  31.  1942-Oct.  23, 

1943.]  W  1.44:  5-415 

5-416.  Headquarters   and    headquarters   and   service   company,    engineer   aviation 

battalion  :    May    15.    1044.       [1944.]      23    p.       [Supersedes    T/O    5-416, 

Apr.  1,  1942,  including  Changes  1-3,  July  31,  1942,  to  Oct.  23.  1943.] 

W  1.44:  5-416 
5-417.  Engineer  aviation  company  ;  May  15,  1944.     [1944.]     15  p.     [Supersedes 

T/0  5-417.  Apr.  1,  1942,  including  Changes  1  and  2,  Aug.  1.  1942.  and 

June  15.  1943.]  W  1.44  :  5-417 

6-50-1.  Headquarters  and  headquarters  battery,  motorized,  corps  artillery.  Change 

3  ;  May  12,  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  W  1.44  :  6-50-l/ch.3 
6-76.                Headqua^'ters  and  headquarters  battery,  field  artillery  observation  battalion. 

Changes  2;  Mav  19,  1044.     [1944.]     3  p.  W  1.44  :  6-76/ch.2 

6-77.  Field   artillery   observation   battery.    Changes   2;   May   19.    1944.      fl944.] 

3  p.  W  144:  6-77 /ch.2 

6-125.  Field  artillery  battalion,  motorized,  155-mm  gun,  self-pronelled.  Changes  2  ; 

May  5.  1944.      [1944.]      2  p.  W  1.44  :  6-125/ch.2 

6-127.  Field  artillerv  battery,  motorized,  155-min  gun,  self-propelled.  Changes  2: 

May  5,  1944.      [1944.]      4  p.  W  1.44  :  6-127/ch.2 

6-129.  Service    batterv,    nioiorized.    ne'd    artillerv    battalion,    155-mm    gun.    self- 

propelled.  Changes  2  ;  May  5.  1044.      [1944.]      3  p.        W  1.44  :  6-129/ch  2 

6-.337.  Field  artillerv  battery,  motorized.  15."'>-mm  howitzer,  or  4.5-inch  gun,  trac- 

tor drawn."    Changes  3  ;  May  25,  1044.     1944.     1  p.     W  1.44  :  6-337/ch.3 

6-339.  Service  battery,   motorized,  field   artillery  battalion.    I.'i5-mm   howitzer,   or 

4.5-inch  gun,  tractor-drawn.   Changes  1;  Dt>c.   17,   1943.      [1944]     4  p. 

W1.44:6-339/cb.l 
Same,  Changes  2  ;  Apr.  7,  1944.      [1944.]     4  p.  W  1.44  :  r)-330/ch.2 

6-357.  Field  artillerv  batterv.  motorized,  155-mm  gun,  tractor-drawn.  Changes  2  ; 

May  IS.  1944.      [1044.]      8  p.  W  1.44  :  6-3.57 /rh. 2 

6-367.  Field  artillery  battery.  8-inch  howitzer,  motorized,  tractor-drawn.  Changes  3  ; 

May  18.  1944.      [1014.]      8  p.  W  1.44  :  6-367/ch.  3 

6-395.  Field    artillery'    battalion,    motorized.    240-mm    howitzer,    or    8-inch    gun, 

tractor-drawn.    Changes   3 ;    May    IS,    1944.      1944.        1    p.  ,     ,  „ 

W1.44  :6-395/ch.3 

6-387.  Field  artillery  battery,  motorized.  240-mm  howitzer,  or  8-inch  gun,  tractor- 

drawn.  Changes  3  ;  May  18.  1944.      [1944.]      4  p.         W  1.44  :6-397/ch.3 

7-1  Headquarters,  infantry  division.  Changes  3;  May  24,  1944.     1944.     1  p..  „ 

W  1.44;7-l/ch.3 

7-2.  Headquarters  company,  infantry  division.  Changes  4  ;  May  25.  1044.     1944 

1  p  W1.44:7-2/ch.  4 

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871 


7-14S. 
8-117. 

8-187. 
8-450  (RS 
8-500. 


8-534. 
8-750. 
8-790. 
9-127. 

9-347. 
9-348. 

10-56. 

10-157. 

10-217. 

10-257. 

10-276S. 

11-39. 

11-65. 

11-87S. 
11-95. 

11-96. 

11-97. 

11-127. 

11-147S. 

11-357. 

11-500. 

17-1. 

17-2. 

17-125. 

17-126. 


(janization  and  equipment — Continued. 

Infantry  cannon  company,  Changes  1;  May  19.  1944.      [1944.]      2  p. 

W  1.44  :  7-14/2/ch.l 

Infantry  cannon  company,  105-mm.  howitzer,  self-propelled.  Changes  1  ; 
May  19,  1944.      [1944.  J      2  p.  W  1.44  :  7-14S/ch.l 

Medical  sanitary  company;  May  1'^.  1944.  [1944.]  10  p.  [Supersedes 
T/0  &  B  8-117,  June  23,  1943,  including  Changes  1  and  2.  Sept.  21  and 
Oct.   30,   1943.]  W  1.44:8-117/2 

Medical  base  depot  company,  Changes  2 ;  May  3,  1944.     1944.     1  p. 

W  1.44  :  8-187/2 /ch  .2 

).  Medical   dispensary,   aviation    (RS),    Changes   1;    Apr.    27,    1944.      [1944.] 

3  p.  W  1.44  :  8-450  (RS)/ch.l 

Medical  Department  service  organization;  Apr.  23.  1944.  [1944.]  52  p. 
[Supersedes  T/0  &  E  8-500,  July  26,  1943,  inclmMiig  Changes  1-3,  Nov. 
19,  1943-Jan.  25,  1944;  T/0  &  E  8-600-1.  Au;;.  12,  1943.  including 
Changes  1,  Nov.  4,  1943  ;  T/O  &  E  8-610,  .Tune  6,  1943,  including  Changes 
1-3,  Sept.  7,  1943-Mar.  24  1944  ;  T/0  &  E  8-611,  Aug.  25,  1943,  including 
Changes  1-3,  Nov.  3,  1943-Mar.  24.  1944;  T/O  8-125.  Aug.  11,  1942, 
including  Changes  1,  Jan.  26,  1943;  T/0  8-126,  Aug.  11.  1942;  T/O 
8-127,  Aug.  11,  1942;  T/0  8-540,  Apr.  1,  1942,  including  Changes  1, 
Oct.  5,  1942;  T/0  8-571,  Julv  13,  1942;  T/O  8-650,  Apr.  1,  1942:  T/0 
8-697,  Apr.  30,  1942.  including  Changes  1,  Oct.  26.  1942;  T/E  8-540, 
Dec.  5,  1942  ;  T/E  8-571.  Nov.  25,  1942  ;  T/E  S-650.  Nov.  14.  1942  ; 
T/E  8-697,  Nov.  21,  1942  ;  T/D  8-1017,  Aug.  9,  1943  ;  T/I)  8-1027, 
Aug.  9,  1943  ;  and  also  Special  lists  of  equipment  for  malaria  control 
and  survey  units,  Dec.  11,  1943.]  W  1.44  :  8-500/2 

Medical  hospital  t^hip  platoon,  separate,  Changes  3  ;  May  31.  1944.  1944. 
1  p.  W  1.44  :  8-534/ch.3 

Veterinary  general  hospital.  Changes  3  ;  Apr.  26,  1944.      [1944.]      2  p. 

W  1.44  : 8-750/ch.3 

Veterinary  convalescent  hospital.  Changes  1  ;  Apr.  26,  1944.     1944.     1  p. 

W  1.44  :  8-790/ch.l 

Ordnance  medium  automotive  maintenance  company  ;  May  19,  1944.  [1944.] 
10  p.  [Supersedes  T/0  9-127,  Mar.  24,  1943,  and  T/E  9-127,  Mar.  24. 
1943.]  W  1.44:  9-127 

Ordnance  tire  repair  company  :  May  17,  1944.  [1944.]  8  p.  [Supersedes 
T/O  &  E  9-347,  Oct.  11,  1943.]  W  1.44  :  9-347/2 

Ordnance  motor  vehicle  assembly  company  (portable)  ;  May  17,  1944. 
[1944.]  8  p.  [Supersedes  T/0  9-348,  Mar.  23,  1943,  and  T/E  9-348, 
Mar.  23.  1943.]  W  1.44  :  9-348 

Headquarters  and  headquarters  detachment,  quartermaster  battalion,  mo- 
bile;  May  3.  1944.  [^1944.]  11  p.  [Imprint  date  incorrectly  given  on 
p.  11  as  1943.  Supersedes  T/0  &  E  10-56.  Aug.  8,  1943.  including 
Changes  1  and  2,  Dec.  18.  1943  and  Feb.  23,  1944.]  W  1.44  :  10-56/2 

Quartermaster  sales  company,  mobile,  Changes  1;  May  18,  1944.  [1944.] 
7  p.  W  1.44  :  ia-157/ch.l 

Quartermaster  refrigeration  company,  fixed,  Changes  1  ;  .'^pr.  26,  1944. 
[1944.]      6   p.  W  1.44  :  10-217/ch.l 

Quartermaster  fumigation  and  bath  company  (mobile).  Changes  2:  May  7, 
1944.      [1944.]      4  p.  W  1.44  :  l0-257/2/ch.2 

Quartermaster  headquarters  and  headquarters  company,  engineer  special 
brigade.  Changes  1  ;  May  9,  1944.      [1944.]      5  p.        W  1.44  :  10-276S/ch-l 

Signal  pigeon  company.  Changes  1;  May  4,  1944.  [1944.]  8  p.  (Super- 
sedes sec.  2,  T/0  &  E  11-39,  Sept.  6,  1943.]  W  1.44  :  11-39/ch.l 

Signal  heavy  construction  battalion  ;  Apr.  25.  1944.  [1944.]  8  p.  [Su- 
persedes T/0  11-225,  July  1,  1942,  including  Changes  1,  Oct.  13.  1943, 
and  T/E  11-225,  Mar.  12,  1943.  including  Changes  1-4,  July  13-Sept. 
27,  1943.]  W  1.44:  11-65 

Signal  information  and  monitoring  company  ;  May  10,  1944.     [1944.]     12  p. 

W  1.44  :  11-87S 

Signal  operation  battalion;  May  19.  1944.  [1944.]  8  p.  [Supersedes 
T/0  11-95,  Apr.   1,   1942,  including  Changes   1,  Aug.   29,   1942.] 

W  1.44: 11-95 

Headquarters  and  headquarters  detachment,  signal  operation  battalion  ; 
May   19,   1944      [1944.]      8  p.      [Supersedes  T/O  11-96,  Apr.   1,   1942.] 

W  1.44:  11-96 

Signal  operation  company,  signal  oprration  battalion  ;  May  19,  1944.  [1944.] 
16  p.      [Supersedes  T/O  11-97  ;  Apr.  1,  1942.]  W  1.44  :  11-97 

Signal  repair  company;  Mav  ?2.  1944.  [1944.]  12  p.  [Supersedes  T/0 
11-127.  Apr.  1,  1942  and  T/E  11-127,  Mar.  26,  1943.]        W  1.44  :  11-127 

Joint  assault  signal  company.  Change  3  ;  Apr.  28,  1944.      [1944.]      2  p. 

W1.44  :  ll~147S/ch.3 
May  26.  1944.      [1944.1      8  p. 

W1.44  :  11-357 

Dec.    11,    1943.      [1944.]      55    p. 

W1.44:ll-500/ch.3 

Headquarters,   armored  division.   Changes  3 ;  May  25,   1944.     1944.     1   p. 

Wl  44:  17-l/cb,.3 

Headquarters  company,  armored  division.  Changes  4 :  May  IS,  1944. 
[1944]      2  p.  W  1.44  :  17-2/ch.4 

Amphibian  tractor  battalion  ;   Apr.  29,   1944.      [1944.]      8  p. 

W  144:  17-125 

Headquarters  and  headquarters  and  service  company,  ampfnbian  tractor 
battalion  ;  Apr.  29.  1944.      [1944.]      12  p.  W  1.44  :  17-126 


Signal  radio  maintenance  unit,  aviation  ; 
Signal   service   organization.   Changes   3 


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Governmp:nt  Publications 


Tables  of  Of 
17-127. 

18-10-1. 

18-U5. 

18-26. 

18-27. 

18-28. 

19-500. 

44-27. 

44-77. 
44-115. 

44-116. 

44-117. 
44-135. 
44-136. 

44-138. 

44-217. 
44-225S. 

44^2268. 

44-227S. 

44-327. 
55-37. 

55-110-1. 
55-120-1. 
55-202. 
55-302. 


ganUration  and  equipment — Continued. 
Amphibian  tractor  company  ;  Apr.  29,   1944. 


[1944.]      10 


„      ,  W  1.44  :  17-127 

Headquarters  and  headquarters  company,  tanlc  destroyer  uroiip,  Changes  2  ; 

Apr.  26,   1944.      11944.]      6  p.  W  1.44  :  18-10-l/2/ch.2 

Tank  destroyer  battalion,  self-propelled,  Changes  1 ;  Mav  12    1044.     1944. 

1    p.  'tV  1.44  :  18-25/ch.l 

Headquarters   and    headquarters   company    tank    destroyer    battalion,    srlf- 

propelled.  Changes  1  ;  May  12,  1944.  [1944.]  ;?  p.  W  1.44  :  18-26/ch.l 
Tank    destroyer    gun    company,     taik-destroyer    battalion,    self-propelled, 

Changes  1 ;  May  12,  1944.      [1944.]      2  p.  W  1.44  :  18-:i7/ch.l 

Reconnaissance'  company,   lank  destroyer  battalion,  self-propelled.  Changes 

1  :  May  12.  1944.      [1944]      2  p.  W  1.44  :  18-28/ch.l 

Military  police  service  orranization  ;  Apr.  22.  1944.  [1944.]  26  p.  [Su- 
persedes T/0  &  E  19-500-T,  Oct.  25.  1943.]  W  1.44  :19-500 
Antiaircraft   artillery   autoni.itic  w-apons   battery,   mobile;    .Apr.   22.    1944. 

[1944.]      12  p.     CSupersedes  T/0  &  E  44-27,  Sept.  30,   1943,  including 

Changes  1  and  2.  Oct.  .SO  and  Nov.  26.  1943.]  W  1.44  :  44-27/2 

Antiaircr.'ift  artillery  automatic  weapons  battery,  self-propelled.  C^anges  1  ; 

May  25,  1944.     1944.     1  p.  W  1.44  :  44-77/2/ch.l 

Antiaircraft  artillery   gun  l)attalion.  semimobile :   Anr.  26.   1944.      [1944.] 

8  p.     [Supersedes  T/O  &  E  44-115,  Nov.  16,  1943,  including  Changes  1, 

Feb.   3.    1944.]  W  1.44  :  44-115/2 

Headquarters  and  headquarters  batterv.  antiaircraft  artillery  gun  battalion, 

semimobile;    Apr.    26,    1944.      [1944.]      15    p.       [Supersedes   T/0    &    E 

44-110,  Nov.  16,  1943,  including  Changes  1  and  2,  Feb.  3  and  8.  1944.1 

W  1.44  :  44-116/3 
Antiaircraft   artillery    giin    battery,    semimobile;    Apr.    26.    1944.      [1944.] 

13  p.  [Suprr^^edes  T'O  &  K  44-117  Nov.  16.  1943  1  W  1  -14  :  44-117/2 
Antiaircraft  artillery  searchlight  battalion  ;  May  23,  1944.      [1944.]     10  p. 

[SuDersedes  T/0  &  E  44-135.  D -c.  28,  1943.]  W  1.44  :  44-135/2 

Headquarters  and   headquartei's  battery,  antiaircraft  artillery  searrhligbt 

battalion:  Mav  23,  1944.      [1944.]      12  p.      [Supersedes  T/0  &  E  44-136, 

Dec.   28.   1943]  W  1.^4  :  44-136/2 

Antiaircraft  artillery  searchlight  battery;  May  2.3,   1944.      [1944.!     22  p. 

[Supersedes  T/0  &  E  44-138,  Dec.  28,  1943,   including  Changes  1,  Apr. 

4.    1944.]  W  1.44:  44-138/2 

Antiaircraft  nrtillerv  machine-gun  batterv,  separate,  airborne.   Chance  1  ; 

May  6,   1944.      [1944.]      4   p.  W  1.44 :  44-217/ch.l 

Antiaircraft  a'tillerv  automatic  weapons  battal'on,  air-transportable;  May 

9,  1944.      [1944.]"    8  p.      [Supersedes  T/0  &  E  44-22.-S.  Nnv  24.  1943.] 

W1.44:44-2L'5S/2 
Headquarters   and    headquarters  battery,   antiaircraft   artillerv    automatic 

weapons   battalion,    air-transportable:    Mav    9,    1944.       [1944.]       12    p. 

[Supersedes  T/0  &  E  44-226S.  Nov.  24.  1943.]  W  1.44  :  44-226S/2 

Antiaircraft  artillerv  automatic  weapons  battery,  air-transpoi-tahle  :  Mnv  9, 

1944.      [1944.]      10  p.      [Supersedes  T/0  &  E  44-227S    Nov.   24.  1913] 

W  1.44  :44-227S/2 
Antiaircraft  balloon  battery,  VLA,  Changes  3;  May  17.  1944.     1944.     1  p. 

W1.44  :44-3-:'7 /ch.3 
Transportation  Corps:  Ampbibian  truck  companv  :  Mav  22.  1944.      [1944.] 

10  p.      [Supersedes  T/0  5^-^7.  Apr.  29.  1943.  and  T/E  55-37.  Apr.  29, 

1943.  and  Special  list  of  equipment  publishid  prior  to  date  bereon  so  far 

as  issue  of  equipment  to  this  unit  is  concerned.]  W1.44:55-.37 

Same:    Headquarters   and    headnuarters    company,    mnjor   po'-t    (oversea). 

Changes  1  ;  May  3,  1944.      [1944.]      2  p.  W  1  44  :  55-119-1 /ch.l 

Same:  Headquarters  and  headnuarters  company,  medium   port    (over-ea)  ; 

May   13.   1944.       [1944]       16  p.  W  1 .44 :  55-120-1 

Same:   Headquarters   and   headquarters  company,   railwav   g'an'i    division. 

Changes  1:  Anr.  27.  1944.     1944.     1  p.  W  1.44  :  .^.5-202 'cb.l 

Same:  Headquarters  and  headquarters  companv.  military  railway  service; 

Mav  4.  1944.      [1944]     12  p      [Supersedes  T/0  55-302.    \pr.'  10    T943. 

and  T/E  55-302,  Apr.  10,  1943]  W  1.44  :  55-302 

Technical  nwnvnls.  Technical  manual :  Accounting  for  Government  property 
furnished  under  fixed  price  contracts;  June  1,  1944.  1944.  iv+20  p.  4° 
(TM   14-911.)     *  Paper,   10c.  W  1.3.^  :  14-911 

NoTK. — Technical  manuals  consist  of  a  series  of  pamphlets  supplementing  the  Field 
manuals  covering  subjects,  the  separate  treatment  of  which  is  considered  essential  to 
a  fuller  accomplishment  of  the  training  prescribed  in  the  Field  manual  series.  The 
scope  of  this  series  includes  pamphlets  describing  materiel  and  containing  instructions 
for  the  operation,  care,  maintenance  and  handling  thereof;  guidebooks  for  instructors  and 
specialists;  reference  books;  and  the  like.     •  Item  1137. 

Same:  Administrative  audit  procedures  for  cost-plus-a-flxed-fee  supply  con- 
tracts. Changes  1 ;  May  1, 1944.  [1944.]  [1]  +31-32+66-67  p.  4°  (TM  14-1000 
[changes]  1.)    Included  in  price  of  manual.  W  1.35: 14-1000/ch.l 


Same :    Agent   finance   oflUcers,    Changes   1 ; 

(TM  14-505  [changes]  1.)     *  Paper,  5c. 


Apr.    17,    1944.     1944.     1    p. 
W  1.35 :  14-505/ch.l 


—     Same :  Armv  supply  procedure,  pt. 
2  p.  4°     (TM  38-205,  pt.  1  [changes]  1. ) 


1,  Changes  1;  Apr.  19,  1944.     [1944.] 
♦  Paper,  5c.      W  1.35 :  38-205/pt.l/ch.l 


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Technical  manuals — Continued. 

Same:  pt.  3,  Stock  control  for  oversea  commands;  May  15,  1944     1944 

ii+20p.  11.4°     (TM  38-205,  pt.  3.)      *  Paper,  10c.  W  1.35 :  38-205/pt.3 

Same :  Carpentry,  Changes  1 ;  May  20,  1944.     [1944.]     10  p.  11.     (TM  5-226 

[changes]  1.)     *  Paper,  5c.  W  1.35  :  5-22G/ch.l 

Same :  Finance  service  in  mobile  field  units,  Changes  1 ;  May  2  1944     1944 

Ip.  4"     (TM  14-506  [changes]  1.)     [Issued  in  loose-leaf  form.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

W  1.35 :  14-506/cii.l 

Same:  Fire  protection  by  troop  organizations  in  theaters  of  operations 

[with  list  of  references]  ;  Mar.  23,  1944.     1944.     [3] +184  p.  11      (TM  5-315  ) 

*  Paper,  30c.  W  1.35  :  5-315 

Same :  Hydrogen  generator  ML-303  TM  ;  June  15,  1944.     1944      lv+8  n  il 

( TM  11-2413. )      *  Paper,  10c.  W  1.35 :  11-1^413 

Same:  Installation  of  radio  and  interphone  equipment  in  light  tank  M3\3 

Changes  1;  Slay  10,  19-14.     [1944.]     [4]  p.  il.  4°     (TM  11-2700  [changes]  1  )' 

Paper,  5c.  W  1.35  :  11-2700/ch.l 

Same:  Model  disbursement  and  collection  vouchers,  Changes  1-  May  19 

1C44.  1944.  1  p.  4°  (TM  14-507  [changes]  1.)  [Issued  in  loose-leaf  form  ] 
^''iPe^   5c.  W  1.35  :  14-507/ch.l 

Same:  Officers'  pay  and  allowances:  Dec.  1,  1943.     1944      [4]-f83  p    4° 

(TM  14-501.)      [Supersedes  TM  14-250,  Mar.  1,  1943.]     *  Paper,  25c. 

W  1.35 :  14-501 

Same,  Changes  1;  May  3,  1944.     [1944.]      [l]+15-15a+16-16a  p  4°     (TM 

14-501  [changes]  1.)     ♦  Paper,  5c.  W  1.35 :  14-501/ch.l 

Same:  Rectifier  RA-37;  June  21,  1944.     1944.     iv+20  p  11      (TM  11-955  ) 

*  Paper,  10c.  W  1.35: 11-955 

Same:  War  Department  fiscal  code;  Jan.  1,  1944.     1944.     [6] +276  p    4° 

(TM  14-700.)  [Issued  in  loose-leaf  form.  No.  distribution  to  depository 
libraries  by  Documents  Oflice  for  this  manual  or  Changes  1  listed  below 
Super.sedes  War  Department  fiscal  code,  July  1,  1943,  and  revisions  throush 
Dec.  31,  1943.]     %  W  1.35: 14-700 

-—  Same,  Changes  1 :  May  5,  1944.  [1944.]  [74]  p.  4°  (TM  14-700  [changes] 
1. )      [Issued  ni  loose-leaf  form.]     t  W  1.35 :  14-700/cb.l 

Troop  movements.  POR,  preparation  for  oversea  movements  of  individual  replace- 
ments;  May  15  1944.  [1944.]  cover  title,  ii-iv+10  p.  11.  4°  ( Pamphlet  29-2  ) 
i?"?oIfl^^\'^^"^  °^  ^^^-  ^'  ^^^^'  iJicluding  Changes  1  and  2,  Jan.  3  and  Feb 
^3,1944.]     I  W  1.43:  29-2 

ARMY  AIR  FORCES 

Air  force,  official  service  journal  of  Army  Air  Forces,  June  1944;  [v  27  no  61 
[Air  Force  Editorial  Office,  New  York,  N.  Y.,  1944.]  cover  title  64  p  il 
[Monthly.     Text  and  other  illustrations  on  p.  2-4  of  cover.]     $•    wio8.7:27/6 

Government  supplies.     U.  S.  Army  specifications. 

Note.— In  the  list  below,  some  of  the  Amenilnu-nts  and  Notice.s  are  for  snecifications 
Momhi^'^nn'ti?""*"'  *^,"'"i^  *'r,;'™*'  ^h*'"  *'"»'-*'^«  t"r  the  specifications  appealed  in  ?hl 
offil^  '^  ^'U?.'^!  ,'^"^'^.''  t^«  Adjutant  General's  Department,  and  for  these  the  old  clas^ 
whfch  they^eionl'    '"  ''  '''^'°'"  '"^  ''"^''  '^''^  ^^^^  "^^^  ^'  ^'"1  with  the  publfcations  to 

-iF'-,  ^■^.■^^"'"•^'  specification:  Belt,  gunners  safety,  type  A^   (ball  turret) 
'?S'^^I  ^o^,*"/  ^^' ^'^"'-     [Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  May  18,  1944.]     Ip   12° 
(No.  94-3139  [amdt.  1].)     f  W  3.48/1 :  94-3139/amdt.l 

— -  Same:  Camera,  aircraft,  type  K-17B,  amdt.  7;  Apr.  15,  1944.  [Wright 
Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  Apr.  26,  1944.]  5  p.  il.  120  (No.  75-94-B  [amdt.  TL) 
[Supersedes  and  include.s  Amendment  6.  Mar.  4,  1944.]     f 

W  3.48/1 :  75-94-B/amdt.7 

-— -  Same:  Camera,  gun,  type  AN-N6  (35  mm.  lens,  16  mm.,  24  volts,  D.  C.)  ; 
"rP^fi«\^  re  ^^^ ^''^^t  Field,  Daytou,  Ohio,  Apr.  26,  1944.]  17  p.  il.  12°  (No. 
'^o66.)      [Supersedes  No.  31353,  Jan.  19,  1944.]     f  W  1.49: 75-366 

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Oovemment  supplies — Continued. 

Same:  Container,  message  type  A-8  (illuminated)  ;  Apr.  24,  1944.    [Wright 

Field,  Dayton,  Oiiio,  May  3,  1944.]     8  p.  il.  12°     (No.  94-40451.)      [Supersedes 
No.  40431,  Jan.  9,  1943.]     t  W  1.49  :  94-40451 

Same:   Control,  vertical   gyro    (for  tyi)e  A-5  aircraft  automatic  pilot), 

amdt.  1;  Apr.  22,  1944.     [Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  Apr.  20,  1944.]     2  p.  12° 
(No.  94-27359   [amdt.  1].)     t  W  3.48/1 :  94-27359/amdt.l 

Same:  Easel,  photographic  retouching  (8  by  10  negative)  ;  Apr.  8,  1944. 

[Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  Apr.  2(5,  1944.]     4  p.  12°     (No.  75-368.)     [Super- 
sedes No.  31035-A,  July  29,  1936.]     t  W  1.49:  75-368 

Same:  Filters,  photographic  (for  ground  cameras)  ;  Apr.  7,  1944.     [Wright 

Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  Apr.  15,  1944.]     7  p.  il.  12°     (No.  75-367.)     [Supersedes 
No.  31340,  Oct.  4,   1943.]     t  W  1.49:  75-367 

Same:  Gage,  (aircraft)  suction  (1%  inch  round  dial)  type  F-1,  notice  1; 

Mar.  29,  1944.     [Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  Apr.  22.  1944.]     1  p.  12°     (No. 
94-27730-A   [notice  1].)     t  W  3.48/1 :  94-27739-A/notice  1 

Same;  Gage,  fuel  pressure,  type  C-14B  (remote  indicating-autosyn)  (air- 
craft, 26  volts,  400  cycles)  ;  Apr.  15,  1944.  [Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  Apr. 
21,  1944.]  9  p.  il.  12°  (No.  94-27935-D.)  [Supersedes  No.  94-27935-C,  July 
9,  1943  (date  is  incorrectly  given  as  July  9,  1944).]     t        W  1.49 :  94-27935-D 

Same :  Glass,  selected  plate  (photographic),  amdt.  1 ;  May  8,  1944.    [Wright 

Field,  Davton,  Ohio,  May  9,  1944.]    1  p.    12°     (No.  75-357  [amdt.  1].)     t 

W1.49:75-357/amdt.l 

Same :  Glove,  mechanic's  winter,  type  D-3 ;  Apr.  29,  1944.     [Wright  Field. 

Dayton,  Ohio,  May  10,  1944.]     3  p.  12°     (No.  94-3154.)     [Supersedes  No.  3154. 
Sept.  13.  1943.]     t  W  1.49:  94-3154 

Same:  Indicator,  airspeed,  type  F-IA  (aircraft)  ;  Apr.  14,  1944.     [Wright 

Field,  Davton,  Ohio,  1944.]     9  p.  12°      (No.   94-27916-B.)      [Supersedes  No. 
94-27916-A.    May   1,   1942.]     t  AV  1.49 :  94-27916-B 

Same:  Indicator,  fuel  mixture  (aircraft)   general  specification  for;  Apr. 

11,  1944.     [Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  1944.]     10  p.  12°     (No.  94-27844-D.) 
[Sul>ei-sedes  No.  94-27844-C,  Sept.  17,  1942.]     t  W  1.49 :  94-27844-D 

— ■ —  Same:  Indicator,  pilot  director  (for  type  A-5  aircraft  automatic  pilot), 
amdt.  1;  Apr.  26,  1944.  [Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  1944.]  2  p.  il  12°  (No. 
94-27365  [amdt.  1].)     t  W  3.48A  :  94-27365/amdt.l 

Same:  Indicator,  sight  line  level,  type  A-2;  Apr.  11,  1944.     [Wright  Field, 

Dayton,  Oliio,  1944.]    5  p.  il.  12°     (No.  93-24688-A.)     [Supersedes  No.  93-24688, 
June  21.  1041.]     t  W  1.49  :  93-24688^A 

Same:  In.sert,  knit  woolen  (for  tyjoe  D-3  glove)  ;  Apr.  29,  1944.     [Wright 

Field,  Davton,  Ohio,  ^ay  10,  1944.]    6  p.  12°     (No.  94-3190.)     [Supersedes  No. 
3100,  Aug.  19,  1943.]     t  W  1.49:  94-319!) 

Same :  Installation  of  lighting  in  aircraft,  general  specification  for ;  Apr. 

11.  1944.     [Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  1944.]     19  p.  il.  12°     (No.  94-32265-C.) 
[Supersedes  No.  94-32205-B,  Aug.  10,  1942.]     t  W  1.49 :94-32265-C 

Same:  Instruments,  remote  indicating-autosyn,  (aircraft)  general  speci- 
fication for;  Apr.  11,  1044.  [Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  Apr.  21,  1944.]  15 
p.  il.  12°     (No.  94-27864-C.)      [Supersedes  No.  94-27864-B,  July  12,  1943.]     i 

W  1.49  :  94-27864-( ' 

Same:   Jacket,  winter  flying,  tyjie  B-9   (quilted  lining);  Apr.  29,  1044. 

[Wright  Field,  Davton.  Ohio.  May  10,   1944.]     12  p.    il.  12"     (No.  94-31."iH.) 
[Supersedes  No.  3156,  Aug.  6,  1943.]     f  W  1.49 :  94-315;! 

• Same:   Kit,   photographic  copying   and   enlarging,    type   P-1    (airborne). 

amdt.  1 ;  Apr.  28.  1944.     [Wright  Field,  Davton,  Ohio,  Mav  5,  1944.]     7  p.  il.  12^' 
(No.  75-358  [amdt.  1].)     t  W  1.49:  75-3,58/anKlt.l 

Same:  Kit,  photographic  darkroom,  type  U-1    (portable  by  air)  ;  Apr.  10 

1944.     [Wright  Field.  Dayton.  Ohio,  Apr.  21,  1944.]     4  p.  12°     (No.  75-369.) 
[Supersedes  No.  40066,  Sept.  8,  1943.]     t  W  1.49:  75-369 


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July  1944  gy^ 

Goveniment  supplies — Continued. 

"TTv  Same:  Lamp  assembly,  cockpit,  type  C-4A  (24  volts  D.  C.)  •  Apr  18  1»44 

A\  right  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  Apr.  26.  1!>14.]     13  p.  il.  12"     (No   94-'3*Sic  > 

[Supersedes  No.  n4-322<>4-B,  July  24,  1942.]     f  W  1  4!) :  g^St-C 

'Ttvt  ?''!^^J..L;Y»1> ''^sembly,  cockpit,  type  C-7A  (12  volts  D.  C)  ;  Apr.  18  1944 

Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  Apr.  2fi,  1£«4.]     13  p.  il    12°     (No    94:3'nQr; 

[Supersedes  No.  32396,  Aug.  8,  1942.]     f  P    u.  i-     w  l^ioT^t^Oe 

-—-    Same:    Lamp  assembly,  flashlight,  type  A-OB    (penlight)-  Mav  2    1944 

Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  May  5,  19-M  ]     8  p.  il    12"     (No    <>4-32378  R  ^ 

[Supersedes  No.  &4-32378^A,  Feb.  1,  1943.]     f  '  W  1  49':  glf^fJ^B 

~~^  ^^^}^l-  Y^\  photographic    (40-inch,    F/r,.6    telephoto)  ;    Apr.    18     1944 

Wright   Field,   Dayton,    Ohio,    Apr.   26,   1944.]     4   pil     12"     (No    75-3^1' 

[Supersedes  No.  31285,  Jan.  30.  1943.]     f  W  1  49 :  7r;-370 

— -     Same:  Motor,  electric,  24  volt,  D.  C.   (tow  target  windlass,  a>  pound-feet 
torque),  amdt.  1 :  M^^y  10  1944.     [Wright  Field,  Dayton.  Ohio.  May  12   1944 
2p.  12»     (No.  94-32417   [amdt.  1].)      t  W  1.49 :  94-32417/amdt.l 

~T^  ^T}^^-  ^.f"^^''  di^'ect-positive  sensitized  (dry  processing)  ;  Mar  30  1944 
[Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  Apr.  15,  1944.]  7  p.  12"  (No  19^67  )  fSuner' 
sedes  No.  31099-A,  Feb.  2.5,  1943.]     t  W  1.49: 19-27 

— —  Same :  Pilot,  aircraft  automatic,  type  A-5,  amdt.  1  •  Anr  ''1  1944  r  WH^^hf 
Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  Apr.  25,  1944.]     i  ^  12"     (No  91^27329 "[a mdt^l]  )     f 

W  3.48/1 :  94-27329/amdt.l 

~l^nv^'?Tqit/^^w  ^^f^/^,!.^  rT.^""'  .*^P^  ^-^^^  (engine-driven,  250O  watts)  ; 
^.Iclk  ■^^■*-  f Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  May  10,  1944  1  17  n  12"  rNn 
W-32381-A.)      [Supersedes  No.  ^323.81,  Apr.  1.  iW]     t     W  1  49 f 9^-32381  A 

Same:   Pump,   hydraulic  oil   fixed  displacement    (engine-driven-aircraft) 

general  |Peo>fications  for ;  Apr. ^,1944      [Wright  Field,  ifayton,  Ohio  May  3 

lolti     -     ^'  ^         95-284.04-A.)      [Supersedes  No.  95-28454,  Apr    lo! 

"*•  J      '  W  1.49 :  9f^28454-A 

-    Saine:  Rack,  amplifier  (for  type  A-5  aircraft  automatic  pilot)    qmdt    1  • 

famdf  ll'^-^    ^""^"^'^  ^'''''^  ^^^*^"'  ^^*«'  l^^-l     ^  P    12"'^  (No.  11^73^6 
^^°'''^-  ^J-^      '  W 3.48/1 :94-273G0/amdt.l 

~7iv  ?l?'i^-^,T?.^^?''  *^P^  ^"^  aircraft  automatic  pilot),  amdt.  1 ;  May  2  1944 
[Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  May  3,  1&44.]     3  p.  12"     (No.  ^27361    [amdt 

^•^      '  W  3.48/1 :94-27361/amdt.i 

— -     Same:  Shell   leather  (for  type  D-3  glove)  ;  Apr.  29,  1«M4.     [Wright  Field 

?i9rSen?i3'l^iY/';'^'-^     6  p.  il.  12"     (No.  94-319L)      [ Super! elrNo.' 
oA.^1.  cepu.  xd,  itwrf.j     t  W  1.49:  94-3191 

~7^.  ^^^f:  ^'^'^*'  P^^*^  ^'"'  tyP^  -'^-ll;  Apr.  12.  1944.     [Wright  Field   Divtnn 

?ti\^^-^     3P12°     (No.  93-24758-A.)^    [Supersedes  No.  91-^7^',  jSne  3! 

^     ^  W  1.49 :  93-24758-A 

~7^  .S'!™*L-.  Solenoid,  type  G-9  (aircraft.  24  volts,  D.  C),  amdt  1  •  Apr  '>6  1»44 

[Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohi«,  1944.]     2  p.  12"     (No.  93-247o5l-B  [mndt.  1 '].)     f 

W  1.49 :  93~2470(3-B/amdt.l 

— -     Same:    Tachometer,    electric,    type    E-lOA    (remote    indicatine-autosvn^ 

aircraft,  26  volts,  400  cycles)  ;  Apr.  14,  1!M4.     [Wriglit  M    D-  vton    Oh io 

tr.  ^'iStV    .^  P-  "•  ''"      ^^«-  '•>^27972-B.)      [Suix^iLdJs  L    ;r279S: 

Aug.  .;.  1.J4CS.J     t  W1.49:94-27972-B 

~¥av^ri'cm'^'''^w"lT'v-'/V'^t?"''^"  (aircraft)  general  specification  for; 
oZ^iA-.^-  /J^^'Sht  Field.  Dayton.  Ohio,  May  12,  1944.]  9  p.  12"  (No 
94-27141-J.)      [Supersedes  No.  94-27141-1.  Apr.  9,  1<.>43.]     t 

W1.49:94-27141-J 

~7^  Same :  Thcrniometer,  type  C-l^B  (aircraft,  din'ct  reading)  ;  Mav  3   1944 

Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  May  5,  1944.]     10  p.  il.  12"     ( No    94-27328-B  ) 

[Supersedes  No.  94-27328-A,  Dec.  4,1942.]     t  W  1  49^  94-2732£b 

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Oovcniment  supplies — Continued. 

Same :  Trailer,  airdrome  utility,  type  F-2,  amdt.  2 ;  Apr.  13, 1944.     [Wright 

Field,  Dayton,  Oliio,  1944.]  .3  p.  12°  (No.  91-86  [amdt.  2].)  [Supersedes  and 
includes  Amendment  1,  Feb.  21,  1944.]     t  W  1.49  :  yi-86/amdt.2 

Same:  Ilnit,  filter,  pbotograptiic  (ground  camera),  amdt.  1;  Apr.  14,  1944. 

[Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  1944.]     2  p.  12°     (No.  7.>2S1  [amdt.  H.)     t 

W  3.48/1 :  75-281/amdt.l 

ARMY  SERVICES  FORCES 

Cut-hacks.  Adjustment  of  production  cut-backs,  n.  p.  [1944.]  [39]  p.  il.  oblong 
48''     I  W  109.2  :  P  94 

Manpower  utilization   report  on   worlc  simplification.     May  1944.     cover   title, 
iT+53  p.  il.  4°     (Control  Division.)     t 
L.  .C.  card  44-41118  W  109.6 :  M  31 

Supply  catalogs.  Army  Service  Forces  catalog :  Ordnance  supply  catalog.  [Pub- 
lications Department,  Raritan  Arsenal,  1944.]  [Processed.  Issued  with 
perforations.]     t 

>jQ.pj; — jn  xhe  lists  below,  some  of  the  Changes  are  for  the  Standard  nomenclature 
lists  when  they  were  issued  by  the  Ordnance  Department  before  the  establishment  of 
the  Army  Service  Forces,  catalog,  and  for  these,  the  old  classification  W  34.23 :  is 
retained  in  order  that  they  may  be  filed  with  the  publications  to  which  they  belong. 

Ord.  5  SNL. 

H-1  Standard  hardware;  June  1,  1944.  107  p.  il.  (Standard  nomenclature  list 
II-l.)  [Supersedes  SNL  H-1,  Mar.  26,  1942  and  Changes  1  and  2,  June  22, 
1943  and  Apr.  3,   1944.]  W  109.14  :  Ord  5  H-1 

H-2  Miscellaneous  hardware,  Changes  3;  Apr.  3,  1944.  13  p.  (Standard  nomen- 
clature list  H-2,  changes  3.)      [Supersedes  Changes  2,  Aug.  14,  1943.] 

W  34.23  :  H-2/2/ch.3 

J-2  Cutting,  boring  and  tweezer  tools;  Apr.  1,  1944.  183  p.  il.  (Standard  nom- 
enclature li.'it  J-2.  [Supersedes  SNL  J-2,  Jan.  13,  1938.  and  Changes  2, 
Mar.  24,   1943.]  W  109.14  :  Ord  5  J-2 

J-4  Punch,  drift,  fastening  and  scraping  tools,  Changes  2  ;  Feb.  4,  1944.  2  p. 
(Standard  nomenclature  list  J-4,  changes  2.)  [Supersedes  Changes  1,  Sept. 
20,  1943.]  W  34.23  :  .T-4/2/943/ch.2 

J-5  Lifting  holding  and  forming  tools ;  Mar.  2,  1944.  21  p.  (Standard  nomen- 
clature list  J-5.)      [Supersedes  SNL  J-5,  Mar.  8,  1938.] 

W  109.14  :  Ord  5  J-5 

J-9  Measuring  and  testing  instruments.  Changes  1 ;  Apr.  5,  1944.  2  p.  (Standard 
nomenclature  list  J-9,  changes  1.)  W  34.23  :  J-9/ch.l 

K-1  Cleaning,  preserving  and  lubricating  materials,  recoil  fluids,  special  oils,  and 
miscellaneous  related  items;  Mar.  27,  1944.  49  p.  (Standard  nomenclature 
list  K-1.)  [Supersedes  SNL  K-1,  Nov.  1,  1942,  and  Changes  4,  June  16, 
1943.]  W  109.14  :  Ord  5K-1 

M-1  Electrical  apparatus  units  and  parts,  Changes  2  ;  May  8.  1944.  [2]  p.  (Stand- 
ard nomenclature  list  M-1,  changes  2.)  [Supersedes  Changes  1,  Dec.  8, 
194.3.]  W  109.14:  Ord  5  M-l/ch.2 

N-10  Ammunition  surveillance,  testing  and  Inspection  equipment  and  supplies  ;  May 
5  1944.  l.T  p.  (Standard  nomenclature  list  N-10.)  [Supersedes  SNL 
N-10,  Nov.  26,  1942.]  W  109.14  :  Ord  5  N-10 

Ord  0  Stoclc  list. 

Stock  list  of  items  (cross-reference  of  tools,  equipment  and  supplies,  ordnance  section. 

Federal    standard    stock    catalog)    sec.    A-P,  R-W,    Y-Z ;    Mar.    4.    1944.     various 

paging.      [For  information  only.)  W  109.14  :  Or  1  o/2/spc'A.etc. 

Same,  sec.  A,  Changes  1  ;  May  12,  1944.     8  p.  W  109.14  :  Ord  5/2/sec.A/ch.l 

Same,  sec.  E,  Changes  1  ;  May  12,  1944.     3  p.  W  109.14  :  Ord  r)/2/sec.E/ch.l 

Same.  sec.  F,  Changes  1  :  May  12,  1944.     C  p.  W  109.14  :  Ord  5/2/sec.F/ch.l 

Same,  sec.  U,  Changes  1  ;  May  12,  1944.     2  p.  W  109.14  :  Ord  5/2/sec.U/ch.l 

Ord  6  SXL.  Tools,  maintenance,  for  repair. 

B-20.  Small  and  hand  arms,  and  pyrotechnic  projectors.  Changes  1  ;  Mar.  1,  1944. 
2    p.      (Standard    nomenclature   list    B-20,    changes    1.) 

W  109.14  :  Ord  6  B-20/ch.l 
F-21.  Kit,  repair,  optical,  for  field  artillery.  Changes  2  ;  May  1-'>,  1944.     1  p.      (Stand- 
ard nomenclature  list  F-21,  changes  2.)  W.34.23  :  F-21/2/ch.2 
N-18    Tool-set,  armorers',  tank  destro.ver  battalion.  Changes  1  ;  May  4,   1944.     2  p. 
(Standard  nomenclature  list  N-18.  changes  1.)      W  109.14  :  Ord  0  N-lS/ch.l 
N-19.  Tool-sets,    motor   transport.   Changes   2;    Jan.   24,   1944.     2   p.      (Standard   no- 
menclature list  N-19,  changes  2.)      [Supersedes  Cli.-inges  1.  Dec.  31.   194.S.] 

W  34.23  :  N-19/2/94.^.-2/ch.2 
Same.   Changes  3:   Feb.  25,   1944.     4  p.      (Standard   nomenclature  list   N-19. 
changes   3.)      [Supersedes   Changes  2,   Jan.   24.    1944.] 

''>^»       '      I      1  b         ,  ^  g^^^  _  N-19/2/943-2/ch.3 

Same,   Changes  4;  Apr.   22,   1944.     4  p.      (Standard   nomenclature  list   N-19, 
changes  4.)      [Supersedes  Changes  3,  Feb.  25.  ^944.]^^  ^  N-19/2/943-2/ch.4 

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July  1944  877 

Supply  catalogs— Continued. 

Same,  Changes  5;  May  10,  1944.  4  p.  (Standard  nomenclature  list,  N-19, 
changes  5.)      [Supersedes  Changes  4,  Apr.  22,  1944.] 

W  109.14  :  Ord  6  N-19/ch.5 

N— 20.  Tool-set,  armorers',  field  artillery  battalion,  Changes  1  ;  May  4,  1944.  2  p. 
(Standard  nomenclature  list  N-20,  changes  1.)        W  109.14  :  Ord  6  N-20/ch.l 

X-21.  Ordnance  maintenance  sets.  Changes  3;  May  15,  1944.  7  p.  (Standard 
nomenclature  list  N-21,  changes  3.)      [Supersedes  Changes  2,  Apr.  22,  1944.1 

W  109.14  :  Ord  6  N-21/ch.3 

N— 23.  Tool-set,  unit  equipment,  special  for  posts,  camps  and  stations,  Changes  2  ; 
May  S,  1944.  2  p.  (Standard  nomenclature  list  N-23,  changes  2.)  [Super- 
sedes Changes  1,  Jan.  10,  1944.]  W  109.14  :  Ord  6  N-23/943-2/ch.2 

Ord  7  SNL.  Organizational  spare  parts  and  equipment. 

A-37.  Gun,  machine,  cal.  .50,  Browning,  M2,  watercooled,  flexible,  and  mounts  ;  Feb. 
23,  1944.  27  p.  il.  (Standard  nomenclature  list  A-37.)  [Supersedes 
SNL  A— 37,  organizational  spare  parts  and  equipment,  Nov.  17,  1943.] 

W  109.14  :  Ord  7  A-37 
A-55.     Mount,  combination  gun,  M24  and  M24A1  ;  Jan.  15,  1944.     7  p.  il.      (Standard 
nomenclature  list  A— 55,   sec.   9.)      [Supersedes   SNL  A— 55,   sec.  9,   organi- 
zational spare  parts  and  equipment,  Sept.  22,  1943.] 

\V  1(19.14  :  Ord  7  A-Ho/secit 
Mount,  flexible  bow  gun   (D67194)  ;  Dec.  23,  1943.     4  p.      (Standard  nomen- 
clature  list  A-55,   sec.   41.)  W  109.14  :  Ord  7  A-55/8ec.41 
Mount,  machine  gun,  cal.  .30,  M48  :    Jan.  14,  1944.     6  p.  il.      (Standard  no- 
menclature list  A-55,  sec.  32.)      [Supersedes  SNL  A-55,  sec.  32,  organiza- 
tional spare  parts  and  equipment,  Oct.  15,  1943.] 

W  109.14  :  Ord  7  A-55/sec.32 
Mount,  machine  gun,  twin,  cal.   .50,  T52  ;  Dec.   28,   1943.     4  p.      (Standard 
nomenclature   list   A-55,    sec.   26.)  W  109.14  :  Ord  7  A-55/sec.26 

A-59.  Gun,  machine,  cal.  .50,  Browning,  M2,  heavy  barrel,  turret  type ;  Feb.  15,  1944. 
17  p.  il.  (Standard  nomenclature  list  A-59.)  [Supersedes  SNL  A-59, 
organizational  spare  parts  and  equipment,  Sept.  23,  1943,  and  Changes  1, 
Nov.   16,   1943.]  W  109.14  :  Ord  7  A-59 

B-4.       Rifle,  U.  S.,  cal.  .30,  M1917  ;  May  2,  1944.     14  p.  il.      (Standard  nomenclature 
list  B-4.)      [Supersedes   SNL  B-4,   organizational   spare   parts  and   equip- 
ment, Feb.  17,  1944.]  W  109.14  :  Ord  7  B-4/2 
Same,   Changes  1;   June  2,   1944.     2   p.      (Standard   nomenclature   list   B-4, 
changes  1.)                                                                     W  109.14  :  Ord  7  B-4/2/ch.l 
B-6.       Pistol,   automatic,  cal.   .45,   M1911  and  M1911A1  ;  May   18,   1944.     12  p.   il. 
(Standard  nomenclature  list  B-6).      [Supersedes  SNL  B-6,  organizational 
spare  parts  and  equipment,  Feb.  18,  1944.]                  W  109.14  :  Ord  7  B-6/2 
B-17.     Rifle,  U.  S.,  cal.  .22,  M1922,  Ml  and  M2  ;  May  7,  1944.  .  8  p.  il.      (Standard 
nomenclature    list    B-17.)      [Supersedes    SNL    B-17,    organizational    spare 
parts  and  equipment,  Dec.  31,  1943.]                           W  109.14  :  Ord  7  B-17/2 
B-25.     Rifles,   cal.   .22    (commercial).   Changes   1;   May   12,   1944.     2   p.      (Standard 
nomenclature  list,  B-25,  changes  1.)                        W  109.14  :  Ord  7  B-25/ch.l 
D-33.     Gun,  8-in.,  Ml,  and  carriage,  gun,  8-in.,  M2  ;  Feb.  22,  1944.     31  p.  il.      (Stand- 
ard nomenclature  list  D-33.)      [Supersedes  SNL  D-33,  organizational  spare 
parts  and  equipment,  July  29,  1943,  and  Changes  2,  Oct.  9,  1943.] 

W  109.14  :  Ord  7  D^33 
F-39.     Finder,  range,  80-cm  base,  M1918;  Feb.  27,  1944.     5p.il.      (Standard  nomen- 
clature list  F-39.)      [Supersedes  SNL  F-39,  Apr.  20,  1934,  p.  10-16,  cover- 
ing equipment  and   that  part   of  Changes  1,   Oct.    6,    1941,   pertaining  to 
equipment.]  W  109.14  :  Ord  7  F-39 

G-102.  Carrier,  81-mm  mortar,  half-track,  M21  ;  Jan.  15,  1944.  25  p.  il.  (Standard 
nomenclature  list  G-102,  v.  15.)  [Supersedes  G-102,  v.  15,  organizational 
spare  parts  and  equipment,  Oct.  15,  1943.]  W  109.14  :  Ord  7  G-102/v.lO 

G-103.  Tank,  light,  M.3A3  ;  Feb.  2,  1944.  35  p.  il.  (Standard  nomenclature  list 
G-103,  V.  7.)  [Supersedes  SNL  G-103,  v.  7,  organizational  spare  parts 
and  equipment,  Dec.  2,  1943,  and  Changes  1,  Jan.  2,  1944.] 

W  109.14  :  Ord  7  G-103/V.7 
G-104.  Tank,   medium.   M3  ;   Jan.   7,   1944.     47  p.   il.      (Standard   nomenclature  list 
G-104,  V.  1.)      [Supersedes  SNL  G-104,  v.  1,  organizational  spare  parts  and 
equipment,  July  30,  1943,  and  Changes  4,  Nov.  22,  1943.] 

W  109.14  :  Ord  7  G-104/v.l 
Tank,  medium,  M3A1,  tank,  medium,  M3A2  ;  Dec.  22,  1943.     37p.il.      (Stand- 
ard   nomenclature    list    G-104,    v.    12.)      [Supersedes    SNL    G-104,    v.    12, 
organizational  spare  parts  and  equipment,  July  30,  1943,  and  Changes  3, 
Nov.  22,  1943.]  W  109.14  :  Ord  7  G-104/V.12 

Tank,  medium,  M3A3  ;  Feb.  5,  1944.  32  p.  il.  (Standard  nomenclature  list 
G-104,  V.  5.)  [Supersedes  SNL  G-104,  v.  5,  organizational  spare  parts 
and  equipment,  July  26,  1943,  and  Changes  2,  Oct.  20,  1943.] 

W  109.14  :  Ord  7  G-104/V.5 
Tank,  medium,  M3A4  ;  Feb.  6,  1944.     34  p.  11.      (Standard  nomenclature  list 
G-104.  V.  3.)      [Supersedes  SNL  G-104,  v.  3,  organizational  spare  parts  and 
equipment,  July  26,   1943.  and  Changes  1,  Aug.   19,    1943.] 

W  109.14  :  Ord  7  G-104/V.3 
Tank,  medium,  M3A5  ;  Feb.  5,  1944.     32  p.  II.      (Standard  nomenclature  list 
G-104,  V.  10.)      [Supersedes  SNL  G-104,  v.  10,  organizational  spare  parts 
and  equipment,  July  26,  1943,  and  Changes  2,  Oct.  20,  1943.] 

W  109.14  :  Ord  7  G-104/v.lO 

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G-116.  Truck,  wreckiiif;,  heavy,  Ml  (series  2)  (Ward  La  France)  ;  Dec.  16,  194S. 
30  p  n.  (Standard  nomenclature  list  G-116,  v.  2.)  ^  [Supersedes  SNL 
G-116  V.  2,  oriiauizational  spare  parts  and  equipment,  Sept.  10,  1943,  and 
ChanKes  1,  Oct    16,  1943.]  W  109.14  :  Ord  7  G-116/V.2 

c;-138  Truck  2V2-ton,  6X6,  small  arms  repair,  M7  and  M7A1  (Signal  Corps)  ;  Mar. 
±ac.  ^^  'i944.  31  p.  ii.  (Standard  nomenclature  list  G-138,  v.  2.)  [Super- 
sedes SNL  G-138,  V.  2,  organizational  spare  parts  and  equipment,  Jan.  10, 
1943!  and  Changes  3,  Mar.  2.  1944.]  W  109.14  :  (5rd  7  G-138/V.2 

0-1 30  Truck  2y.-ton,  6X6  automotive  repair,  MS  and  M8A1  (load  A)  :  Mar.  18, 
1944  i08p.il.  (Standard  nomenclature  list  G-139,  V.  1.)  [Supersedes 
SNL  G-139,  V.  1,  organizational  spare  parts  and  equipment,  Aug.  24,  1943.] 

W  109.14  :  Ord  7  G— lo9/v.l 

S.ime     Chances    1:    May    16,    1944.      [2]    p.      (Standard    nomenclature    list 

G-i39,v!    changes  1.)  '   W  109.14  :  Ord  7  G-139/v.l/ch.l 

fi-144  Truck  2V.-ton.  0X6,  spare  parts,  M14  (load  A),  Changes  3;  Feb  23,  1944. 
L>  I),  ("standard  nomenclature  list  G-144,  v.  1,  changes  3  )  [ Supf-rsedes 
Changes  2.  Doc.  2.3,  1943.]  W  34.23  :  G"144/2/v.l/orgn/943/ch.3 

G-149  Truck  2y.-ton  6X6,  electrical  repair,  M18  and  M18A1,  Changes  2;  May  16, 
"  1944  '[21  n  (Standard  nomenclature  list  G-149,  changes  2.)  [Super- 
sedes Changes  1,  Dec.  25,  1943.]  W  109.14  :  Ord  7  G-149/ch.2 

G-509.  Truck,  4-ton,  6X6  (Diamond  T)  [for  certain  models]  ;  May  10,  1944.  22  p. 
il  40  (Standard  nomenclature  list  G-509.)  [Supersedes  SNL  G-509, 
organizational  spare  parts  and  equipment,  Apr.  28,  1943  and  Changes  1  and 
2,  Jan.  24  and  May  5,  1944.]  W  109.14  :  Ord  7  G-509 

Ord  8  SNL.  Higher  echelon  spare  parts  and  equipment  (addendum). 

A-5  Gun.  machine,  cal.  .30,  Browning,  M1917.  &  M1917A1  and  mounts.  Changes  1  ; 
Mar.  6,   1944.      [2]   p.      (Standard  nomenclature  ^st^A-5,cMn|e2_L^^^^^ 

A-42.  Chart,  hand  (M3A4.  M4A1..  M5A1  and  M6A1)  ;  ^^^^ /^i^^^^^  10  P;  ^■ 
(Standard  nomenclature  list  A-42.)  [Supersedes  SNL  A-42,  HESP&E, 
Addendum.  Mar.  8,  1944.]  _  .J^  ^^V  Jo  ai    .t     a  < 

A-50  Gun,  automatic,  40-mm,  Ml,  carnage,  gun,  40-mm,  M2  and  M2A1  (A.  A.), 
carriage,  gun,  twin,  20-mm,  M4  (A.  A.),  and  mount,  gun  40-mm,  Mu( air- 
borne). Changes  3  ;  Feb.  5,  1944.  5  p.  (Standard  nomenclature  list  A-oO, 
changes  3.)      [Supersedes  Changes  1  and  2,  Apr.  20,»3"/2K-5d/add  /ch.3 

Mount,  bow  gun,  cal.  .30  (D93884)  ;  Dec.  17,  1943^     4  p.'    (Standard  nomen- 
clature list  a:-55.   sec.   39.)  "^J^^J^'  ^l^  ^  ^'<%^/^^^Ia 
A-55      Mount    bow  gun,  cal.   .30,   M27    (modified)  ;  Jan.  28.   1944      6  p.      (Standard 
A  DO.     *^«"^°„^^j,°i^ture  list  A-55,'  sec.  8.)      [Supersedes  SNL  A-55    sec    8   f  ^^^.^iTs 
Tnlv    26     1943  1  W  109.14  :  Ord  8  A-oO/sec.» 

Mount,  combination  gun,  M24  and  M24A1  ;  Jan.  12  1944  16  p^  il.  (Stand- 
ard nomenclature  list  A-55,  sec.  9.)  [Supersedes  SNL  A-00,  sec.  9,  ad- 
dendum. Sept.  3,  1943  and  Changes  1.  Nov.^l'il^^V:  Ord  8  A-55/sec.9/944 

Mount,  flexible  bow  gun  (D67194)  ;  Dec.  17,  1943^,  ^P-  (Standard  nomen- 
clai-ure  list  A-55    sec    41.)  W  109.14  :  Ord  8  A-oo/sec.41 

Mount  flexible  bow' gun  (D71-97)  ;  Dec.  17,  1943^,4  p  (Standard  nomen- 
pintiirp    list    A-55     sec     36.).  W  109.14  :  Ord  8  A-5o/sec.3b 

Moin?  machine^un;  a' A.,  caL  .30  (D41488)  ;  Dec  18.  1943.  4  p.  _  (Stand- 
ard nomenclature  list  A-55,  sec.  37.)^  \V  109^4  :  Oj^  8  A-o5/sec.37 

Mount  machine  gun,  A.  A.,  cal.  .50  (D70627)  ;  Dec.  17  1943  4  p 
(Standard  nomeSclature  list  A-55,  sec.  40.)    ^W  109^4  :  Ord  8  A-o5/sec.40 

Mount  machine  gun.  A.  A..  caL  .50  (D80030)  ;  Dec.  17.  1943.  -  p. 
(Standard  nomeSclature  list  A-55.  sec.  38. )       W  109.14  :  Ord  8  A--55/8ec.38 

Mount  machine  gun.  cal.  .30  (E6160)  ;  Dec.  17,  1943.  7  p.  U.  (Standard 
nomenclature  list   A-55,    sec.   25.)  ,0  ^o^.^^H^  ^'''^■1^  ^T^f^.^^nrrt 

Mount,  machine  gun,  cal.  .30,  M48 ;  Jan.  12  1944  Op  il.(  Standard 
nomenclature  list  A-55,  sec.  32.)  [Supersedes  SNL  A-55,  sec  32  ad- 
(ipjulum    Sfnt   30    1043  1  W  109.14  :  Ord  8  A-55/sec.32 

Mount     pedeTal,    machine    gun,    cal.    .50,    M39.    M43,    and    mount,    pedestal 

machine  gun,   twin.   cal.    50.   M46 ;   Dec.   17.   1943.     26   p.   il.      (Standard 

nomenclat^ure    list  'A-5.5.    sec.    33.)  W  109  14  :  Ord  8  A-5o/sec.33 

B-4.       Rifle.  U.  S.,  cal.  .30,  M1917  ;  Apr.  20.  1944.     8  p.  il.      (Standard  nomenclature 

list  B-4.)      [Supersedes  SNL  B-4,  HESP  &  B.  a'^^^^^^^^'^if  fg^d  8^/2 

B-6.  Pistol,  automatic,  cal.  .45,  M1911  and  M1911A1  ;  Feb  26,  1944.  12  pil. 
(Standard  nomenclature  list  B-6.  [Supersedes  SNL  B-6  addenduno. 
Jan.  18.  1943.  and  Changes  1.  May  15.  1943.]  ^^^Vji\^''9i,^ 

Same  ■  Mav  15  1944.  12p.il.  (Standard  nomenclature  list  B-6.)  [Super- 
sedes SNL  B-6,  HESP  &  E   (addendum).  Feb.  26,  l^^j^^  ^4  .  Qrd  8  R-6/2 

B-16.  Arm  locker,  arm  rack,  arm  repair  chest,  and  pistol  cleaning  kit ;  May  9,  1944. 
12  p.  11.  (Standard  nomenclature  list  B-16.)  [Supersedes  SNL  B-16 
addendum,    Sept.    7.    1943.]  ^^^^    ^  l*^^"^,"^' ^/£^  h 

B-17  Rifle,  U.  S..  cal.  .22.  M1922.  Ml.  and  M2  ;  May  1.  1944.  H  P- jl-  (Standard 
nomenclature  list  B-17.)  [Supersedes  SNL  B-17.  adde^ndum  July  24 
194.3,  and  Changes  1.  Dec.  28.  1943.]  W  109.14  :  Ord  8  B-17 

F-36.  Watches,  recorders,  time  interval;  Mar.  6,  1944  32  p.  (Standard  nomen- 
clature list  F-36.)      [Supersedes  SNL  F-36.  a^dendum,^July^l,^194|.J^_^^ 

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F-194.  Clock,  message  center,  Ml  ;  May  4,  1944.  8  i>.  il.  (Standard  nomenclature 
list   F-194.)      [Supersedes   SXL   F-194,   addendum,    June   22,    1943.] 

W  109.14  :  Ord  8  F-194 

F-i'lO.  Binocular,  M3,  M6,  M8,  M9  and  M13,  Changes  1;  May  25,  1944.  [2]  p. 
(Standard    nomenclature    list    F-210,    changes    1.) 

W  109.14  :  Ord  8  F-210/2/ch.l 

F-268.  Binocular.  Mo  (British)  ;  May  22,  1944.  7  p.  (Standard  nomenclature  list 
F-268.)      [Supersedes  SNL  F-268,   addendum,   July  3,   1943.] 

W  109.14  :  Ord  8  F-268 

G-123.   V.   1.  Trailer,  Athey.  G-ton,  BT  898-1,   Trailer,   Athey,  6-toii,   BT  898-4  v.  2. 

Trailer,    Athey,    20-ton,    ET    1070-1;    Dec.    10,    1943.     16    p.      (Standard 

nomenclature  list  G-123  v.  1  and  2.)      [Supersedes  SNL  G-123,  v.  1  and  2, 

tentative  addendum,    June   11,    1942.]  W  109.14  :  Ord  8  G-123/v.l,2 

J— 5.  Lifting,  holding,  and  forming  tools;  Apr.  6,  1944.  7  p.  (Standard  nomen- 
clature  list   J-5.)  W  109.14  :  Ord  8  J-5 

J— 7.  Welding,  forging,  vulcanizing,  soldering,  and  brazing  equipment  ;  Apr.  6,  1944. 
4    p.      (Standard    nomenclature    list    J-7.)  W  109.14  :  Ord  8  J-7 

J— 9.  Measuring  and  testing  instruments;  Apr.  6,  1944.  6  p.  (Standard  nomen- 
clature  list   J-9.)  W  109.14  :  Ord  8  J-9 

J— 108.  Compressor,  air,  gasoline-engine-driven,  3-cu-ft-per-min.,  DeVilbiss  no.  UAJE 
5103,  complete,  and  compressor,  air,  gasoline-engine-driven,  3-cu-ft-per-min., 
DcViibiss  no.  UAJE  SlO-S-l,  complete:  May  4,  1944.  7  p.  (Standard 
nomenclature    list    J-108.)  W  109.14  :  Ord  8  J-108 

J-326.  Machine,  sewing,  elec,  110/220  v.,  60  c,  sgle-ph..  Singer  no.  7-31,  complete  ; 
May  4,   1944.     4  p.      (Standard  nomenclature  list  J-326.) 

W  109.14  :  Ord  8  J-326 

Ord  9  SNL.  List  of  all  parts. 

A-29.  Gun.  automatic,  37-mm,  M1A2,  carriage,  automatic  gun,  37-mm,  M3,  M3A1 
and  M3E1,  mount,  combination  gian,  M42,  and  mount,  combination  gun, 
M54,  Changes  4;  Feb.  15.  1944.  4  p.  (Standard  nomenclature  list  A-29, 
changes   [4].)      [Supersedes  Changes  3,  Aug.  7,  1943.] 

W  34.23  :  A-29/2/ch.4 
A-46.     Gun,   automatic,   37-mm.   M4  and  MIO    (aircraft)  ;  Feb.   25,   1944.     86  p.  11. 
(Standard   nomenclature  list   A-4G.)      [Supersedes   SNL   A-46,   list   of  all 
parts,    Aug.    16,    1943.]  W  109.14  :  Ord  9  A-46 

A-o5.     Mount,   combination  gun,   T55  ;   Feb    3,   1944.     34  p.   il.      (Standard  nomen- 
clature   list    A-55,    sec.    22.)  W  109.14  :  Ord  9  A-55/sec.22 
Mount,    flexible,    Iiow    gun    (D67194)  ;    Feb.    21,    1944.      7    p.    il.      (Standard 
nomenclature   list   A-55,    sec.    41.)                        W  109.14  :  Ord  9  A-55/sec.41 
Mount,    flexible,    bow    gun    (D71797)  ;    Feb.    25,    1944.     9    p.    11.      (Standard 
nomenclature  list  A-55,   sec.  36.)  W  109.14  :  Ord  9  A-55/sec.36 
Mount,  machine  gun,  A.  A.,  cal.  .50  (D60258)  and   (D94428)  ;  Dec.  20,  1043. 
12   p.   il.      (Standard   nomenclature  list  A— 55,   sec.   29.) 

W  109.14  :  Ord  9  A-55/sec.29 
Mount,    machine    gun.    A.    A.,    cal.    .50    (D70627)  :    Feb.    18,    1944.      6    p.    il. 
(Standard  nomenclature  list  A-55,  sec.  40.)      W  109.14  :  Ord  9  A-55/sec.40 
Mount,    machine   gun,    A.    A.,    cal.    .50    (D80030)  ;    Jan.    8,    1944.     11    p.    il. 
(Standard  nomenclature  list  A-55,  sec.  38.)     W  109.14  :  Ord  9  A-55/sec.38 
Mount,    machine   gun,    cal.   .30   or   cal.    .50,    M35 ;    Dec.    23,    1943.     21   p.    11. 
(Standard  nomenclature  list  A-55,  sec.  28.)      (Supersedes  SNL  A-55,  sec. 
28,  list  of  all  parts.  Mar.  2.5,   1943.]  W  109.14  :  Ord  9  A-55/sec.28 

Mount,  ring,  machine  gun,  cal.  .30,  M41,  Changes  2  ;  Jan.  24,  1944.  2  p. 
(Standard  nomenclature  list  A-55,  sec.  27,  changes  2.)  [Supersedes 
Changes   1,   Oct.   14,    1943.]  W  34.23  :  A-55/sec.27/list/943/ch.2 

Mount,  truck  pedestal,  M31  ;  Dec.  16,  1943.  12  p.  11.  (Standard  nomencla- 
ture list  A-55.  sec.  18.)  [Supersedes  SNL  A-55,  sec.  18,  list  of  all  parts. 
May  6,   1943.]  W  109.14  :  Ord  9  A-55/sec.l8 

Mounts,  small  arms,  for  motor  vehicles,  introduction  and  index;  Jan.  4,  1944. 
6  p.  (Standard  nomenclature  list  A-55,  sec.  1.)  f Supcrsede.s  SNL  A-55. 
sec.    1,    Jan.   4,    1943.]  W  109.14  :  Ord  9  A-55/sec.l 

Same.  Changes  1  ;  Feb.  8,  1944.  2  p.  (Standard  nomenclature  list  A-55, 
sec.    1,    changes    1.)  W  109.14  :  Ord  9  A-55/sec.l/ch.l 

R-21.  Rifle,  U.  S.,  cal.  .30,  Ml,  Ch.anges  2:  Jan.  21,  1044.  2  p.  (Standard  nomen- 
clature list  B-21,  changes  2.)      [Supersedes  Changes  1,  Sept.  21,  1943.] 

W  34.23  :  B-21/5/list/943/ch.2 
C-51.     Howitzer.  75-m7n,  M2  and  M3,  and  inount,  howitzer.  75-m.m,  M7.  Changes  1 ; 
May  19,  1944.     3  p.      (Standard  nomenclature  list  C-51,  changes  1.) 

W  109.14  :  Ord  9  C-51/ch.l 
C-56.     Stabilizers    (all    types).    Changes    2;    Jan.    14,    1944.     73    p.    il.      (Standard 
nomenclature    list    C-56,    changes   2.)      [Supersedes    Changes    1,    Nov.    18. 
1943.]  W  34.23  :  C-56/list/943/ch.2 

F-167.  Director,  A.  A.,  M4  (for  3-in.  and  105-mm  A.  A.  guns),  director,  A.  A.,  M7 
(for  3-in.,  90-mm  and  105-mm  A.  A.  guns),  Changes  2  ;  Jan.  27,  1944.  2  p. 
(Standard  nomenclature  list  F-167,  changes  2.)  [Supersedes  Changes  1, 
Oct.   5,   1943.]  W  34.23  :  F-167/list/ch.2 

F-194.  Clock,  message  center.  Ml  ;  Mar.  10,  1944.  39  p.  il.  (Standard  nomencla- 
ture list  F-194.)      [Supersedes  SNL  F-194,  list  of  all  narts,  Sept.  13.  1943.] 

W  109.14  :  Ord  9  F-194 
.1-261.  Attachment,    milling,   Sheldon   10-ln.   lathe.   Globe  no.   61.   complete;   May    10, 
1944.     19   p.   il.      (Standard   nomenclature   list   J-201.) 

W  109.14  :  Ord  9  J-261 

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J-340.  Shaper.  crank,  bench,  7-in.,  115  v.,  GO  c,  Sgle-Ph.,  Ammco  no.  SlOO,  complete; 
Apr.  7,   1944.     27  p.  11.      (Standard  nomenclature  "^^^^j^|^4>  q^^  g  j_340 

J-355.  Stand,  %-ln.  convertible  elec.  bench  drill  horiz..  Cincmnatl-  May  29  1944 
4  p.  11.      (Standard  nomenclature  list  J-3o5.)  W  109.14  :  Ord  9  J-3oD 

Ord  10  SNL.  Tools  and  supplies. 

N-7.       Ordnance  medium  maintenance  company;  May  23,  1944      250  p.      (Standard 

nomenclature   list    N-7,    tentative.)  W  109.14  :  Ord  10  N-7 

X-65.     Ordnance    maintenance   battalion,    armored   division:    Feb     10     1944      353   p 

(Standard    nomenclature   list    N-65.)  W  109.14  :  Ord  10  N-65 

N  97S    Ordnance    ninintenance    company,    engineer    special    brigade :    Jan.    7.    1944. 

100   p.      (Standard  nomenclature  list   N-97S,   te°*«^'j^9>i4  .  q^^  10  N-97S 
X-127.  Ordnance  medium  automotive  maintenance  company  ;  Dec.  22,   1943.     88  p. 

(Standard  nomenclature  list  N-127,  tentative.)        W  109.14  :  Ord  10  N-127 
N-187    Ordnance  evacuation  company.  Changes  1;  June  1,  1944.      [2]  p.      (Standard 

nomenclature  list  N-187,  tentative,  changes  1.)^  ^^^^^    ^^^  ^^  N-187/ch.l 

N-318  Ordnance  base  artillery  and  fire  control  maintenance  company  ;  Feb.  14,  1944. 
4  p.  (Standard  nomenclature  list  N-318,  tentative)  [Supersedes  SNL 
N-318,   tentative,   Jan.   5.    1944.]  W  109.14  :  Ord  10  N-31 8/2 

N-3''5  Ordnance  base  automotive  maintenance  battalion,  Changes  5  ;  Apr.  12,  1944. 
3  p.      (Standard  nomenclature  list   N-325,   ^^^J^l-\\  Ql^lf'^'2M]/ch.5 

Ord  11  SNL.  Ammunition  group. 

R-1.  Ammunition,  fixed  and  semifixed,  including  subcaliber,  for  pack,  light  and 
medium  field,  aircraft,  tank,  and  antitank  artillery,  including  complete  round 
data.   pt.   1,   Changes   1:   Jan.   28,    1944.      2   P^  ^S^taml^rd^nom^^^^^^^^^ 

4  p 


R-1,'  pt.   1,    changes   1.) 
Same,  Changes  2  ;  Feb.  14.  1944. 

changes  2.) 
Same,  Changes  3 

changes  3.) 
Same,  Changes  4  ;  Feb.  28,  1944.     3  p. 

changes  4.) 
Same,  Changes  5 

changes  5.) 
Same.  pt.  2;  Jan.  1,  1944.     100  p.  il. 


Feb.  21,  1944.     2  p. 


Mar.  4,  1944. 


(Standard  nomenclature  list  R-1,  pt.  1. 
W  109.14  :  Ord  11  R-l/pt.l/ch.2 
(Standard  nomenclature  list  R-1.  pt.  1. 
W  109.14  :  Ord  11  R-l/pt.l/ch.3 
(Standard  nomenclature  list  R-1,  pt.  1. 
W  109.14  :  Ord  11  R-l/pt.l/ch.4 
(Standard  nomenclature  list  R-1,  pt.  1, 
W  109.14  :  Ord  11  R-l/pt.l/ch.5 
(Standard  nomenclature  list  R-1.  pt.  2.) 
Tsuner.sedea' SNL  R-1.  pt.  2,  jGly  1 ,  1943. ]  W  109.14  :  Ord  11  R-1  /pt.2 

Same.Changos  1  ;  Feb.  10,  1944.  2  p.  (Standard  nomenclature  list  R-1.  pt-. 
changes    1.)  W  109.14  :  Ord  11  R-l/pt.2/ch.l 

Ammunition,'  trench  mortar,  including  fuzes,  propelling  charges,  and  other  com- 
ponents. Changes  4  ;  Jan.  24,  1944.  4  p.  ( [Standard  nomenclature  list  R-4, 
pt.  1.  changes  4].)      [Supersedes  Changes  l-3^0ct. ^1^3,  ^^^/'J-^  l./l||;,i., 

'Th1in^4""l1  '=  ""''•  '•  ''''■  '  '■  ^'''"''w3T.?3""R%'2';p1.lV43^^h.5- 
R-,S.  AmmunUion,    obsojete    and    nonstandard,    for    pack,    light     and    medium    field, 

aircraft,    tank,    and    antitank    artillery.    Changes    2 ;    May    20,    1944.     ^    p. 

(Standard  nomenclature  list  R-8,  Jan.  1.  1944,  c^^^^^tl  2^>.  q^^  ^  R_8/ch.2 
S-3.  Fin.  assemblies  and  miscellaneous  inert  components  for  aircraft  bombs,  pt.  1  ; 

Jan.  1,  1944.     8  p.      (Standard  nomenclature  list  S-3  [pt.  1].)      [With  bMj 

S-3,  pt.  2,  Jan.  1,  1944,  supersedes  SNL  S-3.  pts.  l^^jf-ig^-^ J^^J^^ii  |_3%t.i 

2  p 


R-4. 


Jan.  1,  1944. 


Same.  Changes  1 

changes   1.) 
Same,  Changes  2 

changes  2.) 
Same,  Changes  3 

changes  3.) 
Same,  Changes  4  ;  Mar.  10,  1944.     2  p. 

changes  4.) 
Same,  pt.  2;  Jan.  1.   1944.     8  p.      -,-^^-    ,„  , 
[Supersedes  SNL  S-3,  pt.  2,  July  1,  1943.] 


Jan.  25.  1944.     2  p. 
Feb.  29,  1944.     2  p. 


(Standard  nomenclature  list  S-3,  pt.  1, 

W  109.14  :  Ord  11  S-3/pt.l/ch.l 
(Standard  nomenclature  list  S-3,  pt.  1, 

W  109.14  :  Ord  11  S-3/pt.l/ch.2 
(Standard  nomenclature  list  S-3,  pt.  1, 

W  109.14  :  Ord  11  S-3/pt.l/ch.3 
(Standard  nomenclature  list  S-3,  pt.  1, 

W  109.14  :  Ord  11  S-3/pt.l/ch.4 
(Standard  nomenclature  list^S-3    [pt.  2].) 


W  109.14  :  Ord  11  S-3 /pt.2 


T-1.  Ammunition,  rifie,  carbine,  and  automatic  gu°;  Pt-  1  =  4*^"-  }•  \^*^-  t^J  ? 
(Standard  nomenclature  list  T-1  [pt.  H)  [With  SNL  T-1  pt.  2  Jan  1 
1944,  supersedes  SNL  T-1.  pt.  1,  July  1.  1943,  Changes  1  and  2  Sept  11  and 
Oct.  26,  1943.  and  SNL  T-1.  pt.  2.  July  1.  1943.]  W  109.14  :  ()rd  11  T-l/pt.l 

Same,  Changes  1;  Jan.  1,  1944.     3  p.      (Standard  nomenclature  list  T-1,  pt.  1, 


changes  1.) 
Same,  Changes  2  ; 

changes  2.) 
Same,  Changes  3  ; 

changes  3.) 
Same,  Changes  4  ; 

changes  4.) 
Same,  pt.  2  ;  Jan. 


W  109.14  :  Ord  11  T-1/pt.l/ch.l 
Feb.  2.  1944.     2  p.      (Standar^  ToTl^'ford'^n'T-l'/ptl/ch'd 
Feb.  18,  1944.     8  p.      (StandaM^nom^e^ncl^atur^e^Hs^^y  .^P^^^ 
Feb.  21,  1944.     2  p.     (Standard  n^omenclature^l,^^^^^^ 
1,  1944.     43  p.  il.      (Standard  ^on.'^%\'l''^^anhli)it.2 


[Supersedes  SNL  T-1.  pt    2,  July  1,  1943.] 

•     Sent  to  Depository  Libraries 


July  1944  881 

Supply  catalogs — Continued. 

Ord  12  SNL  OGS.  Obsolete  general  supplies. 

1-1.  Obsolete  groiij*  A  materiel,  major  items;  Jan.  28,  1944.  9  p.  (Stamlaid 
nomenclature  list  OGS  1-1.)  [Supersedes  SNL  OGS  group  1-1,  Apr..  1, 
1941  and  Changes  4,  Dec.  17,  1943.]  W  109.14  :  Ord  12-1-1 

2—1.  Obsolete  group  B  materiel,  major  items;  Dec.  23,  1943.  9  p.  (Standard  nomen- 
clature list  OGS  2-1.)      [Supersedes  SNL  OGS  group  2-1,  Apr.  1,  1941.] 

W  109.14  :  Ord  12-2-1 
Same,  Changes  1  ;  Mar.   2,   1944.     1    p.      (Standard  nomenclature   list  OGS  2-1. 
changes    1.)  W  109.14  :  Ord  12-2-1/ch.l 

3—1.  Obsolete  group  C  materiel,  major  items;  Jan.  28,  1944.  10  p.  (Standard 
nomenclature  list  OGS  3-1.)  [Supersedes  SNL  OGS  group  3-1,  Apr.  1,  1941 
and  Changes  2,  Mar.  16.  1943.]  W  109.14  :  Ord  12-.3-1 

Same,  Changes  1  ;  Apr.  5,  1944.     2  p.      (Standard  nomenclature  list  OGS  3-1, 
changes  1.)  W  109.14  :  Ord  12-3-1/ch.l 

4-1.  Obsolete  group  D  materiel,  major  items;  Jan.  28,  1944.  5  p.  (Standard  nom- 
enclature list  OGS  4-1.)  [Supersedes  SNL  OGS  group  4-1,  Apr.  1,  1941  and 
Changes  1,  Aug.  22,  1942.]  W  109.14  :  Ord  12-4-1 

Same,  Changes  1  ;  Mar.  10,  1944.     2  p.      (Standard  nomenclature  list  OGS  4-1, 
changes  1.)  W  109.14  :  Ord  12-4-1/ch.l 

Same,  Changes  2:  Apr.  4,  1944.     2  p.      (Standard  nomenclature  list  OGS  4-1, 
changes  2.)      [Supersedes  Changes  1,  Mar.  10,  1944.] 

W  109.14  :  Ord  12-4-l/ch.2 
5-1.  Obsolete  group  E  materiel,  major  items;  Jan.  28,  1944.     6  p.      (Standard  nom- 
enclature list  OGS  5-1.)      [Supersedes  SNL  OGS  group  .5-1.  Apr.  1,   1941.] 

W  109.14  :  Ord  12-5-1 
Same.   Changes  1;  Mar.   11,  1944,   2  p.      (Standard  nomenclature  list  OGS  5-1, 
changes  1.)  W  109.14  :  Ord  12-5-1/ch.l 

6-1.  Obsolete  group  F.  materiel,  major  items;  Jan.  28.  1944.  18  p.  (Standard  nom- 
enclature list  OGS  6-1.)  [Supersedes  SNL  OGS  group  6-1.  Apr.  1,  1941  and 
Changes  2,   Nov.  2,  1943.]  W  109.14  :  Ord  12-0-1 

Same,  Changes  1  ;  Mar.  23,  1944.     2  p.      (Standard  nomenclature  list  OGS  6-1, 
changes  1.)  W  109.14  :  Ord  12-0-1/ch.l 

7-1.  Obsolete  group  G  materiel,  major  items;  Jan.  28,  1944.  6  p.  (Standard  nom- 
enclature list  OGS  7-1.)  [Supersedes  SNL  OGS  group  7-1,  Apr.  26,  1943 
and    Changes   2,    Aug.    20,    1943.]  W  109.14  :  Ord  12-7-1 

Same,  Changes  1;  Feb.  10,  1944.     2  p.      (Standard  nomenclature  list  OGS  7-1, 
changes  1.)  W  109.14  :  Ord  12-7-1/ch.l 

8—1.  Obsolete  miscellaneous  items,  major  items;  Jan.  28,  1944.  12  p.  (Standard 
nomenclature  list  OGS  8-1.)  [Supersedes  SNL  OGS  group  8-1,  Apr.  1,  1941 
and  Changes  1,  Jan.  13,  1943.]  W  109.14  :  Ord  12-8-1 

Ord  13  SNL. 

M— 5.  Items  common  to  2  or  more  groups;  May  4.  1944.  41  p.  (Standard  nomen- 
clature list  M-5.)  [Supersedes  SNL  M-5,  Mar.  22,  1940,  and  Changes  1, 
Oct.  1,  1941.]  W  109.14  :  Ord  13  M-5 

Same:  Transportation  supply  catalog.  [1944.]  [Issued  with  perfora- 
tions.]    $ 

TC8. 

R2— 1.  Parts,  accessories  and  supplies  for  steam  locomotives,  supp.  1  ;  Jan.  17,  1944. 
cover  title,  viii-fl03  p.  4»  W  109.14  :  TC  8-R2/supp.l 

AD.TUTANT    GENERAl's    DEPARTMENT 

Arniy  life  and  Army  recruiting  news,  May  1944;  v.  26,  no.  5.  [Governors  Island, 
N.  Y.,  Recruiting  Publicity  Bureau,  United  States  Army,  May  1, 1944.]  18+ [2] 
p.  il.  large  8°  [Monthly.]  f  Recruiting  TiTblicitv  Bureau,  Governors  Island, 
N.  Y.  W  3.45:  26/5 

Military  HupplicH.  [Attention  of  all  officers  is  directed  to  ui-gent  necessity  for 
conservation  of  military  supplies  and  equipment.]  [1944.]  [2]  p.  il.  oblong 
f",  folded  into  4°  size.     ( [Army  cimservation  project  5-P-2.] )      t  W  3.2  :Ar  5/16 

Posters.  Army  conservation  project;  [posters].  1944.  various  sizes.  [For 
oflBcial  u.se  only,  and  distributed  onlv  within  the  armed  services.]     t 

W  3.46/7 :  68-Q-27,etc. 
68-Q-27.  There  are  times  when  a  man  can't  save  his  clothes,  but  now,  take  care  of 

your  uniforms.      fOfficlal  Signal  Corps  photo.] 
76— P-10.  Take  care  of  your  equipment,  it  makes  a  big  difference  ! 
77— Q-29.  Get  'em  fixed  in  time  .'  avoids  foot  troubles,  saves  good  shoes. 
8t-P-H.   Supplies  wasted,  supplies  saved,  take  path  that'll  lead  you  home  sooner,  buddy. 
84-E-19.  Take  it  easy!  you're  the  loser,  when  fixtures  are  broken,  drains  are  plugged, 

plumbing's  out  of  order,  faucets  leak.      [Illustrator  Elmo  White.] 
86-M-5.     Lives  depend  upon  fragile  thermometers,  stop  breakage! 
87-M— 6.     Adhesive  tape,  use  for  medical  purposes  only. 

Because    somebody     talked!     [poster.]     1944.     28X20    in.     [Illustrator, 

Wf'sley.     This  poster  also   issued   in   size  20X14.2   in.]     t  War   Information 
Office.  W  3.46/1 :  T  14/13 

•     Sent  to  Depository  Libraries 


882  Government  Publications 

Posters — Continued. 

Your  sugRt'stions  liolp  him  and  you  win  $5  to  $250,  hand  in  your  suggestions ; 

[poster].    1&44.    20x14.2  in.    J  ^  W  3.46/1 :  Su  3/3 

Women's  Army  Corps.  College  women  in  the  WAC.  n.  p.  [RPB,  June  15,  1944]. 
[2]+12-f  [2]  p.  il.     t  W  3.2  :W  84/11 

The  WAC  with  Army  Ground  Forces,     n.  p.  [RPB,  Apr.  21.  1944].     [36]  p. 

il.  oblong  12°     t  W  3.2  :  W  84/10 

JUDGE  ADVOCATE  GENERAL'S  DEPABTMENT 

Bulletin.  Bulletin  of  judge  advocate  general  of  Army,  cumulative  index  and 
tables  to  v.  1-2,  1942-43,  and  to  Supplement  1,  1941,  to  Digest  of  opinions  of 
judge  advocate  general  of  Army,  1912-40.  1944.  v+136  p.  [Issued  with  per- 
forations.]    t     •  Item  1169  W  10.3 :  v.  1,2/ind. 

Same,  [title  page,  contents,  etc.  to]  v.  2,  1943.     1944.     vi  p.     [Issued  with 

perforations.]     t     •  Item  1169  W  10.3 :  2/t.p.&  cont. 

Same,  v.  3,  no.  4;  Apr.  1944.     1944.     iii+135-178  p.     [Monthly.     Issued 

with  perforations.]     t     •  Item  1169  W  10.3: 3/4 

MEDICAL   DEPARTMENT 

Armed  Forces  Institute.  It's  fun  to  learn!  [1944.]  24  p.  il.  small  4°  t 
•  Item  1174  W  44.2  :  L  47 

Geneva  Red  Cross  movement,  European  and  American  influence  on  its  develop- 
ment, a  compilation  with  notes  by  Albert  G.  Love.  Reprinted  Mar.  1944.  cover 
title,  [7] +160  p.  [Bibliography  on  p.  3  of  cover.  Reprinted  from  Array 
medical  bulletin  02,  May  1942,  special  issue.]     *  Taper,  25c.     •  Item  1174 

W  44.21/7 :  62/1-2 

Government  supplies.  Catalog  change  notice  7-1943,  for  1943  Medical  Depart- 
ment supply  catalog,  amdt.  1 ;  May  9,  1944.  [1944.]  1  p.  4°  [Processed. 
Issued  in  loose-leaf  form  for  insertion  in  supply  catalog.]     t 

W  44.26 :  943/ch.7/amdt.l 

Catalog  change  notice  9-1943,  for  1943  Medical  Department  supply  catalog : 

May  15,  1944.     [1944.]     [l]+l-10a +11-16  leaves.  4°     [Processed.     Issued  in 
loose-leaf  form  for  insertion  in  supply  catalog.]     t  W  44.26 :  943/ch.9 

M0R.\LE   SER\1CES   DIVISION 

Note. — The  Morale  Services  Division  was  established  Oct.  14,  1943.  It  includes  the 
informational,  educational,  and  orientation  activities  formerly  under  the  Special  Service 
Division. 

Netvsmap.  Newsmap.  May  18-25  to  June  15-22  [1944],  v.  3,  no.  6-10;  prepared  by 
Army  Information  Branch,  from  public  sources  of  information.  Mav  29-June 
26,  1944.     Each  [2]  p.  il.  oblong  f°     [Weekly.]     t  Wn09.207 : 3/&-10 

• Same,  special  edition,  Jan.  13-20  to  Apr.  6-13  [1944],  v.  2,  no.  40-52;  pre- 
pared by  Army  Information  Branch,  from  public  sources  of  information.  Jan. 
31-Apr.  24,  1944.  P'ach  [2]  p.  il.  oblong  f°  [Weekly.  Replaces  Newsmap, 
supplement,  for  special  training  units.]     t  W  109.207/2  :  2/40-52 

Same,  special  edition,  Apr.  i;)-20  to  June  8-15  [1944],  v.  3,  no.  1-9 ;  prepared 

by  Army  Information  Branch,  from  public  sources  of  information.     May  1- 
June  26,  1944.     Each  [2]  p.  il.  oblong  t°     [Weekly.]     t       W  109.207/2 :  3/1-9 

Newsmap,  industrial  edition.  May  18-25  to  June  15-22  [1944],  v.  3,  no.  6-10 ; 

prepared  from  public  sources  of  information.     May  29-June  26,  1944.     Each  1 
p.  il.  oblong  f"    [Weekly.]    |  W  109.209 :  3/6-10 

New.smap,  over.seas  edition,  May  18-May  25  to  June  15-22  [1944],  v.  3,  no. 

6-10;  prepared  by  Army  Information  Branch,  from  public  sources  of  informa- 
tion.    June  ."-Julv  3.  1944.     Each  [2]  p.  il.  oblong  f"     [Weekly.]     t 

W  109.208 : 3/6-10 

•     Sent  to  Depository  Libraries 


July  1944  883 

ORDNANCE   DEPARTME^NT 

Firing  tables.  Firing  tables  for  gun,  3-inch,  AA,  M1917A2  and  mods.  :M192oM1, 
Ml,  M2,  M3,  and  M4,  firing  sliell,  H.  E.,  M42A1,  with  fuze,  M.  T..  M43  and  mods, 
and  fuze,  P.  D.,  M48  and  mods  ;  Feb.  1944.  1944.  xxxii+75  p.  il.  2  pi.  16°  (FT 
3AA-0-3.)      [Supersedes  FT  3AA-0-2.]      ■:  W  34.34 :  3AA-0-3 

Same,  Changes  1 ;  Apr.  4,  1944.     Publications  Department,  Raritan  Arsenal 

[1944].     1  p.  12"     (FT3AA-0-3  [changes]  1.)      [Processed.]     t 

W  34.34 :  3AA-0-3/ch.l 

• Firing  tables  for  gun,  6-inch,  seacoast,  JI1900,  M1903A2,  and  M190r»A2,  firing 

shell.  II.  E.,  Mk.  2A2,  with  fuze,  P.  D.,  Mf.l  and  mods.;  Mar.  1944.  1944. 
xxi4-67  p.  il.  10°     (FT  6-F-l.)     t  W  34.34 :  6-F-l 

Firing  tables  for  gun,  8-ineh,  Ml,  firing  shell,  H.  E.,  M103,  with  fuze,  P.  D., 

M.51Al-mod.  3  and  IM.")lA2-mod.  3,  fuze,  time,  mech.,  M67  and  mods. ;  Apr.  1944. 
1944.  xxi+132-f  [1]  p.  il.  16°  (FT  S-L-2.)  [Supersedes  FT  S-L-1,  Dec.  30. 
1943,  as  amended  by  Changes  1,  Mar.  7,  1944.]     |  W  34.34 :  ,s-Lr-2 

Firing  tables  for  gun,  37-mm,  M3  and  M3A1  (anti-tank),  firing,  shot,  fixed. 

A.  P.  C,  M.il.  w/tracer,  weight  1.92  LB.,  muzzle  velocity,  2600  f/s  (792.5  m/s)  ; 
Apr.  21,  1£K14.  Publications  Department,  Raritan  Arsenal  [1944].  1  p.  12" 
(FT  37-M-4,  abridged.)  [Processed.  Supersedes  FT  37-M-3  (abridged),  Jan. 
1.5,1940.]     t  W  34.34 :  37-M-4 

Firing  tables  for  gun,  o7-mm,  M1916  on  subcaliber  mounts,  gun,  subcaliber 

37-mm,  M12,  M13,  T34  and  T36,  shell,  fixed,  practice,  M63-mod.  1  (1.5S-lb.), 
fuze,  base,  practice,  M58,  muzzle  velocity,  1100  F/S;  [May  4,  1944].  [Publica- 
tions Department,  Raritan  Arsenal,  1944. ]  [2]  p.  12°  ( FT  37-BA-2,  abridged. ) 
[Supersedes  FT  37-BA-l,  abr..  Mar.  3,  1944.]     $  W  34.34  :  37-BA-2 

Firing  tables  for  gun,  37-mm,  M1916  on  subcaliber  mounts,  shell,  fixed. 

practice,  M63-mod.  1(1.5S-EB.),  fuze,  base,  practice,  M58,  muzzle  velocity,  1100 
F/S;  [Mar.  3,  1944].  [Publications  Department,  Raritan  Arsenal,  1944.] 
[2]  p.  12°     (FT  37-BA-l,  abridged.)      [Processed.]     |  W  34.34 :  37-BA-l 

Firing  tables  for  gun,  37-mm,  M1916  on  subcaliber  mounts,  shell,  fixed, 

practice,  M92  (1.21-LB.),  fuze,  P.  D.,  M74,  muzzle  velocity  1276  F/S;  [Mar.  3. 
1944).  [Publications  Department,  R.iritan  Arsenal,  1944.]  [2]  p.  12"  (FT 
37-BJ-l,  abridged.)     [Processed.]     |  W  34.34 :  37-BJ-l 

Firing  tables   for   gun,   57-mm,   Mk.   3    (British),   carriage,    gun,    57-mm, 

M1A2,  firing  cartridge,  AP-T,  M70,  cartridge,  TP-T,  M76,  muzzl.^  velocity, 
2700  F/S;  May  9,  1944.  [Publications  Department,  Raritan  Arsenal.  1944.] 
3  p.  16°     (FT  57-D-l,  abridged.)      [Processed.]     $  W  34.34 :  .-37-0-1 

Firing  tables  for  gun,  37-mm,  M6  (tank),  firing  shot,  fixed,  A.  P.  C,  M51, 

M.51B1  and  M51B2,  shot,  fixed,  A.  P.,  M74,  w/tracer,  shell,  fixed.  H.  E.,  M63. 
with  fuze,  B.  D.,  M58.  [Publications  Department,  Raritan  Arsenal]  Mar.  1944. 
[1]+21  p.  il.  16°  (FT  37-S-3.)  [Supersedes  FT  37-S-2.  Sept.  25.  1943,  and 
FT  37-Q-2,  abridged,  Aug.  11,  1942.]     J  W  34.34  :  87-S-3 

Firing  tables  for  gxm,  37-mm,  M6  (tank),  firing  shot,  fixed.  A.  P.  C..  M51, 

M51B1  and  M51B2,  shot,  fixed.  A.  P.,  M74,  w/tracer,  shell,  fixed,  H.  E.,  M63, 
Changes  1;  May  10,  1944.  Publications  Department,  Raritan  Arsenal  [1944]. 
1  p.  16°     (FT  37-S-3  [changes]   1.)     t  W  34.34 :  37-S-3/ch.l 

Firing  tables  for  gun,  90-mm,  AA,  Ml,  MlAl  and  M2.  firing  shell.  H.  E., 

M71,  with  fuze,  time,  mechanical,  M43  and  Mods.,  fuze,  P.  D.  M4S  and  Mods.. 
Feb.  lfM4.  1944.  xxxli  +  9f;  p.  il.  2  pi.  16°  (I-^r  COAA-B-3.)  [Supersedes  FT 
90AA-B-1,  Dec.  10,  1941  and  Changes  2,  Aug.  17,  1942,  also  FT  9()AA-B-2.]     J 

W  34.34  :  90  AA-B-3 

Firing  tables  for  gun,  90-mm.  AA,  Ml,  MlAl  and  M2,  firing  shell,  H.  E., 

M71,  with  fuze,  time,  mechanical,  M43  and  Mods,  and  fuze,  P.  D.,  M48  and  Mods., 
Changes  2;  Apr.  4,  1944.  [Publications  Department,  Raritan  Arsenal,  1944.] 
[2]  p.  12°  (FT90AA-B-3  [changes]  2.)  [Processed.  Supersedes  Changes  1, 
Apr.  3,  1944.]     t  W  34.34  :90  AA-B-3/ch.2 

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884  GOVKKNMENT   PUBLICATIONS 

Firing  tables — Continued. 

Same.    Changes   3;    Apr.    17,    1944.     [Publications   Department,    Raritan 

Arsenal,  1944.]      L8]  p.  12°     (FT  90AA-B-3  [changes]  3.)      [Processed.]     t 

W  34.34  :  90  AA-B-3/ch.3 

Firing  tables  for  gun,  90-mm,  AA,  Ml,  firing  shell,  H.  E..  M71,  with  fuze, 

P.  D.,  M48  and  Mods.,  fuze,  time,  mechanical,  1M43  and  Mods,    and  projectile, 
A.   P.  C,  MS2.  shot,  A.   P.,   M77 ;  Apr.   1944.     1944.     xx+70  p.   il.   16°     (FT 
9(V-C-3.)     [Supersedes  IH?  90-C-2.  Apr.  27,  1943,  as  amended  bv  Changes  1     i 
and  2,  Oct.  29,  1043,  and  Jan.  18.  1944.]     t  W  34.34 :  90-C-3     i 

Firing  tables  for  howitzer,  75-mm.  fill  and  MlAl,  firing  shell,  H.  E.,  M48 

and  slK'll,  H.  E..  M41A1,  with  fuze,  P.  D.,  M48  and  fuze,  25-sec.  comb,  time  and 
superquick,  U'A;  Nov.  1941.  1942  [reprint  1943].  [3]+xx+74  p.  +  [2]  folded 
p.  il.  IG"     (FT  75-1-3.)      [Changes  1,  .Jan.  2.'),  1943,  are  incorporated.]     t 

W  34.34 :  75-1-3 

■ Same,  Changes  2;  May  11, 1944.     Publications  Department,  Raritan  Arsenal 

[1944].     1  p.  16°     (FT  75-1-3  [changes]  2.)     J  W  34.34 :  75^I-3/ch.2 

Firing  tables  for  howitzer.  240-mm,  Ml,  firing  shell.  H.  E..  M114,  with  fuze, 

time,  mechanical.  M07  and  Mods.,  Changes  1;  Apr.  27.  1944.  [Publications 
Department,  Raritan  Arsenal,  1044.]  [1] +107-123  p.  12°  (FT  24(>-C-l 
[changes]  1.)      [Processed.]     t  W  34.34 :  24(M3-l/ch.l 

Ordnance  equipment  charts.  List  of  Ordnance  equipment  charts,  subject  index, 
Changes  4 ;  Jan.  1.5,  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.     $  W  34.39 :  ind./94.3/ch.4 

Ordnance   provision   system..     Ordnance   catalog    (ordnance   provision    system)  : 
Groups  C-P.     [Publications  Department,  Raritan  Arsenal,  1944.]      [Processed. 
Issued  with  perforations.]     $ 
Standard  nomenclature  lists. 

C-36.  Gun,  57-mm,  Ml,  and  carriage,  gun,  57-mm,  Ml,  MlAl,  M1A2  and  M1A3.  addendum, 
ChanKe,s   3  ;    May   5,    1944.      1    p.  W  84.23  :  C-36/add.-3/cli,.3 

D-24.  Gun.  1.55-mm,  Ml  and  MlAl,  carriage,  gun,  1.55-nim,  Ml,  and  limber,  carriage, 
heavj',  M2,  addendum,  Changes  1  ;  Feb.  24,  1944.     2  p. 

W  34.23  :  D-24/add.-2/cb.l 

F-36.  Recorders,  time  interval,  Watches,  list  of  all  parts.  C'muws  2  :  Ai)r.  29.  1944. 
24  p.  11.  W  34.23  :  F-36/list/943/ch.2 

F-149.  Instrument,  azimuth,  Al  instrument,  azimuth,  M1918,  instrument,  azimuth, 
M1918A2,  addendum.  Changes  2;  May  28,  1944.  2  p.  [ Supensedes  Changes  1. 
Sept.  1,  1943.]  W  34.23  :  F-149/2/add./ch.2 

F-207.  System,  remote  control,  M2  (for  90-mm  A.  A.  gun  mount  MlAl),  .system,  remote 
control,  M6  (for  4.7"  A.  A.  gun  mount),  system,  remote  control.  M7  (for  90-mm 
A.  A.  gun  mount  T2E1.  serial  nos.  3— 25G),  system,  remote  control,  M12  (for 
90-mm  A.  A.  gun  mount  T2,  serial  nos.  1,  2,  257  and  up),  system,  remote  control, 
M13  (for  90  mm  A.  A.  gun  mount  T3),  system,  cable.  Ml,  addendum.  Cltanges 
1 ;  May  2.3,  1944.     1  p.  W  .34.23  :  F-207 /add.-3/ch.l 

G-139.  [Truck,  2i4-ton,  6x6,  automotive  repair,  M8  and  M8A1  ]  v.  2.  Truck,  2ii-ton, 
6X6,  automotive  repair,  MS  and  M8A1,  load  B,  organizational  spare  parts 
and  e(|Uipment,  Changes  1 ;  May  16,  1944.     1  p. 

W  .34.23  :  G-139  'v.2/orgn./943-2/ch.l 

(j-509.  Truck,  4-ton,  6x6  (Diamond  T),  organizational  spare  parts  and  equipment. 
Chances  2;  Mav   5.  1944.     4  p.  W  34.23  :  G-oOO 'orgn./943-2/ch.2 

H-4.       Electrical  fittings.  Changes  1;  Apr.  3,  1944.     3  p.  W  .'{4.2:?  :  H-4/ch.l 

H-10.     Ferrous   metals.   Changes   1  ;   Apr.   5.   1944.     4   p.  W  34.23  :  H-lO/2/ch.l 

P-6.       Ammunition,  fixed,  including  subcaliber  ammunition,   for   harbor  defense,   heavy 

field,  and  railway  artillery ,~  pt.  1,  Changes  3;  Mar.  27.  1044.     2  p.      [Supersedi's 

Changes  1  and  2.  .Tan.  1  and  11,  1944.]  W  34.23  :  P-6/10/pt.l/944/cb.3 

Same.  Changes  4;  Mav  3.   1944.     3  p.  W  34.23  :  P-6/10/pt.l/944/cb.4 

Same,  Changes  5;  May  17,   1944.     2  p.  W  34.23  :  r-6  a0/pt.l/944/ch..5 

Same.  Changes  6;  Ma.v  24.   1944.     1  p.  W  34.23  :  r-fi/lO/pt.l/944/ch.G 

P-8.  Ammunition  instruction  m.nterial  for  antiaircraft,  harbor  defense,  heavy  field, 
and  railway  artillery,  including  complete  round  data,  pt.  1.  Changes  5;  May  18, 
1944.      2  p.  W  34.23  :P-8/3/pt.l/944/Ch.5 

ENGINEER  DEPARTMENT 

Arkansas  River,  Kans.,  Okla.,  and  Ark.,  letter  submitting  partial  report  on  review 
of  reports  on  Arkansas  River,  Kans.,  Okla.,  and  Ark.,  main  stem,  and  Fourche 
Bayou,  Ark.  1944.  vii+184  p.  3  pi.  5  maps,  1  tab.  (H.  doc.  447,  78th  Cong. 
2d  sess. )     *  Paper,  35c. 

Chestnut  Creek,  Va.,  letter  submitting  report  on  review  of  report  on  Kanawha 
River  basin,  with  view  to  flood  control  on  Chestnut  Creek,  Va.  1944.  v+30  p. 
2  maps.     (H.  doc.  506,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     *  Paper,  10c. 

•     Sent  to  Depository  Libraries 


July  1944  gg5 

Kaweah  River.  Kaweah  and  Tule  Rivers,  Calif.,  letter  submitting  report  on  pre- 
liminary examination  and  survey  of  Kaweah  and  Tule  Rivers,  Calif.  1944 
xvi+38  p.  map.  (H.  doc.  559,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)  [This  report  is  on  the 
survey  only.]     *  Paper,  10c. 

Lake  Worth  Inlet,  Fla.,  letter  submitting  report  on  review  of  reports  on  Lake 
Worth  Inlet.  Fla.  Apr.  7,  1944.  37  p.  2  maps.  (H.  doc.  530,  78th  Cong.  2d 
sess. )     *  Paper,  10c. 

Lytle  Creek,  San  Bernardino  County,  Calif.,  letter  submitting  interim  report  on 
preliminary  examination  and  survey  of  Santa  Ana  River  and  tributaries,  Calif., 
covering  [survey  of]  Lytle  Creek,  San  Bernardino  County,  Calif.  1944 
vii+30p.  Smaps.     (H.  doc.  534,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     *  Paper,  10c. 

3Ialheur  River  and  tributaries,  Oreg.,  letter  submitting  report  on  preliminary 
examination  and  survey  of  Malheur  River  and  tributaries,  Oreg.  Apr.  7,  1944. 
20  p.  map.  (H.  doc.  531,  7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess.)  [This  report  is  on  the  survey 
only.]     *  Paper,  10c. 

Pajaro  River,  Calif.,  letter  submitting  report  on  preliminary  examination  and 
survey  of  Pajaro  River,  Calif.  1944.  vii+46  p.  2  maps.  (H.  doc.  505,  78th 
Cong.  2d  sess.)     [This  report  is  on  the  survey  only.]     *  Paper,  10c. 

Rough  River  and  tributaries,  Ky.,  letter  submitting  report  on  preliminary  exam- 
ination and  survey  of  Rough  River  and  its  tributaries,  Ky.  1944.  vii-f  44  p. 
2  maps.  (H.  doc.  535,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)  [This  report  is  on  the  survey 
only.]     *  Paper.  15c. 

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o 


THE  LIBRAHV  OF  THE 
SLP  I  2 1944 

United  States,vo?nufioi3 
GOVERNMENT 
PUBLICATIONS 

Monthly  Catalog 


ISSUED     BY     THE 


Superintendent  of  Documents 


NO.  595 

AUGUST    1944 


UNITED    STATES 

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WASHINGTON    :    I944 


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Contents 


Abbreviations,  Explanation iv 

Alphabetical     List    of     Grovernment 

Authors V 

General  Information 887 

Notes  of  General  Interest 890 

Corrections    for    Previous    Monthly 

Catalogs 890 

New  Classification  Numbers,  etc 891 

Congressional   Set 892 

Monthly  Catalog 893 


Abbreviations 


Amendment,  amendments amdt.,  amdts. 

Appendix app. 

Article,  articles art. 

Chapter,  chapters.. chap. 

Congress Cong. 

Department Dept. 

Document doc. 

Facsimile,  facsimiles.. facsim. 

Folio fo 

House H. 

House  bill. H.  R. 

House  concurrent  resolution H.  Con.  Res. 

House  document.. H.  doc. 

House  executive  document.. ..H.  ex.  doc. 

House  Joint  resolution H.  J.  Res. 

House  report H.  rp. 

House  resolution  (simple) H.  Res. 

Illustration,  illustrations il. 

Inch,  inches „ ..in. 

Latitude lat. 

Longitude .long. 

Mile,  miles m. 

Month mo. 

Nautical  mile naut.  m. 

No  date n.  d. 

No  place n.  p. 

Number,  numbers no.,  nos. 

Octavo 8» 

Page,  pages p. 


Part,  parts. pt.,  pt8. 

Plate,  plates pi. 

Portrait,  portraits por. 

Quarto. 4» 

Report rp. 

Saint St. 

Section,  sections sec. 

Senate,  Senate  bill 8. 

Senate  concurrent  resolution S.  Con.  Res. 

Senate  document _S.  doc. 

Senate  executive  document S.  ex.  doc. 

Senate  joint  resolution S.  J.  Res. 

Senate  report S.  rp 

Senate  resolution  (simple) S.  Res. 

Session,  sessions sess. 

Sixteenmo 16« 

Statutes  at  large. Stat.L. 

Supplement,  supplements supp.,  supps. 

Table,  tables tab 

Tax  Court. T.  C. 

Thirty-twomo.. ..32» 

Treasury.. Treas. 

Twelvemo 12« 

TweEty-fourmo.. 24« 

Versus ct.,0. 

Volume,  volumes v. 

Yard,  yards yd.,  yds. 

Year yr. 


Explanation 


Words  and  figures  enclosed  in  brackets  [  ]  are  given  for  information,  but  do 
not  appear  on  the  title  pages  of  the  publications  cataloged.  When  place  and 
printer  are  not  given,  it  is  to  be  understood  that  the  publication  is  printed  at 
the  United  States  Government  Printing  Office,  Washington,  D.  C;  if  processed, 
publisher  is  issuing  office.  When  size  is  not  given,  octavo  is  to  be  understood. 
Size  of  maps  is  approximate,  measurement  being  made  from  outer  edge  of  border, 
excluding  margin.  The  dates,  Including  day,  month,  and  year,  given  with  Senate 
and  House  documents  and  reports  are  the  dates  on  which  they  were  ordered  to  be 
printed.  TJsually  the  printing  promptly  follows  the  ordering,  but  various  causes 
sometimes  make  delays. 

The  word  "processed"  as  used  in  this  catalog  indicates  publications  which  are 
reproduced  by  duplicating  processes  other  than  ordinary  printing,  e.  g.,  mimeo- 
graph, multigraph,  planograph,  rotaprint,  mnjtilith.  Processed  publications  are 
not  obtainable  from  the  Superintendent  of  Documents  and  requests  for  them,  if 
they  are  available  should  be  addressed  to  the  issuing  office. 

Under  provisions  of  the  Printing  Act  of  January  12,  1895,  all  Government  publi- 
cations are  entered  in  the  Monthly  Catalog.  However,  press  releases  and  admin- 
istrative, regional,  and  confidential  publications  are  omitted. 

The  L.  C.  card  number  appended  to  some  of  the  entries  is  for  those  libraries 
ordering  printed  cards  from  the  Library  of  Congress.  The  number  at  the  ex- 
treme right  of  an  entry  indicates  the  classification  of  the  publication  in  the 
Office  of  the  Superintendent  of  Documents. 

IV 


I 


Alphabetical  List  of  Government  Authors 

Page 

Acquisitions  Department 947 

Adjutant  General's  Department 986 

Aeronautical  Board 893 

Agricultural  Adjustment  Agency 901 

Agricultural  and  Industrial  Chemistry  Bureau 895 

Agricultural  Economics  Bureau 1 894 

Agricultural  Research  Administration _ 895 

Agriculture  and  Forestry  Committee,  Senate 919 

Agriculture  Committee,  House 916 

Agriculture  Department 893 

Alaska 934 

American  Battle  Monuments  Commission 903 

American  Small  Business,  Special  Committee  to  Study  Problems  of, 

Senate 919 

Animal  Industry  Bureau 896 

Appropriations  Committee,  Senate 919 

Army  Air  Forces 981 

Army  Service  Forces 983 

Banking  and  Currency  Committee,  House 916 

Bibliography  Division 947 

Card  Division 947 

Census  Bureau 903 

Children's  Bureau 944 

Civil  Aeronautics  Administration 905 

Civil  Aeronautics  Authority 905 

Civil  Aeronautics  Board 906 

Civil  Service  Commission 903 

Civilian  Defense  Office 958 

Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey 907 

Coast  Guard 951 

Commerce  Committee,  Senate 919 

Commerce  Department 903 

Community  War  Services  Office 923 

Comptroller  of  Currency 969 

Congress 912 

Coordinator  of  Inter- American  Affairs  Office 1 958 

Copyright  Office .      947 

Courtof  Clams *      921 

Court  of  Customs  and  Patent  Appeals 922 

Defense  Transportation  Office 958 

Distribution  Office 901 

District  of  Columbia  Committee,  Senate 919 

Documents  Office 928 

Economic  Stabilization  Office ---  958 

Education  and  Labor  Committee,  Senate 920 


Vl  Government  PublicaIions 

Page 

Education  Office 923 

Emergency  Management  Office _- 958 

Employees'  Compensation  Commission 922 

p]mployment  Security  Bureau •  927 

Engineer  Department 988 

Entomology  and  Plant  Quarantine  Bureau 896 

Executive  Agencies,  Special  Committee  to  Investigate,  House 917 

Experiment  Stations  Office 897 

Extension  Service ._ .  902 

Fair  Employment  Practice  Committee 958 

Farm  Credit  Administration 899 

Federal  Bureau  of  Investigation 943 

Federal  Communications  Commission :_  922 

Federal  Home  Loan  Bank  Administration 949 

Federal  Housing  Administration 949 

Federal  Power  Commission 922 

Federal  Register  Division 949 

Federal  Reserve  System  Board  of  Governors 922 

Federal  Security  Agency 923 

Federal  Standard  Stock  Catalog  Division 970 

Federal  Trade  Commission 927 

Federal  Works  Agency i .-   _  928 

Fiscal  Service 969 

Fish  and  Wildlife  Service 929 

Foreign  Agricultural  Relations  Office 899 

Foreign  and  Domestic  Commerce  Bureau 907 

Foreign  Economic  Administration 958 

Forest  Ser\ice 899 

Gasoline  and  Fuel-Oil  Shortages.   Special   Committee  to   Investigate, 

Senate 920 

General  Accounting  Office 928 

General  Land  Office 930 

Geographical  Names  Board 930 

Geological  Survey 930 

Government  Printing  Office 928 

House  of  Representatives 916 

Human  Nutrition  and  Home  Economics  Bureau- 897 

Hydrographic  Office 952 

Immigration  and  Naturalization  Service 943 

Indian  Affairs  Office 931 

Information  Office 900 

Insular  Affairs  Committee,  House 917 

Interdepartmental  War  Savings  Bond  Committee 969 

Interior  Department 929 

Internal  Revenue  Bureau 969 

Internal  Revenue  Taxation  Joint  Committee 918 

Interstate  Commerce  Commission 934 

Interstate  Commerce  Committee,  Senate 920 

Judge  Advocate  General's  Department 986 

Judiciary  Committee,  Senate 920 

Justice  Department -_  938 

Labor  Department 944 

Labor  Standards  Division 944 


August  1944  Vil 

Page 

Labor  Statistics  Bureau 945 

Law  Library 948 

Library  of  Congress 947 

Library  of  Department  of  Agriculture 900 

Marine  Corps 951 

Maritime  Commission 948 

Medical  Department : 986 

Medicine  and  Surgery  Bureau 951 

Merchant  Marine  and  Fisheries  Committee,  House 917 

Military  Affairs  Committee,  Senate 920 

Mines  Bureau 932 

Morale  Services  Division 987 

Motor  Carriers  Bureau .  938 

National  Academy  of  Sciences 948 

National  Advisory  Committee  for  Aeronautics 948 

National  Archives 948 

National  Bureau  of  Standards 908 

National  Defense  Program,  Special  Committee  Investigating,  Senate 921 

National  Gallery  of  Art 965 

National  Housing  Agency 949 

National  Institute  of  Health 926 

National  Labor  Relations  Board 950 

National  Museum 965 

National  Park  Service 933 

National  War  Labor  Board 958 

Naval  Academy 952 

Naval  Affairs  Committee,  House 917 

Naval  Affairs  Committee,  Senate 921 

Naval  Operations  Office 951 

Naval  Personnel  Bureau 952 

Navy  Department 951 

Ordnance  Bureau 952 

Ordnance  Department 987 

Pan  American  Sanitary  Bureau 955 

Pan  American  Union 955 

Patent  Office . 910 

Patents  Committee,  House 918 

Plant  Industry,  Soils,  and  Agricultural  Engineering  Bureau 897 

Post  Office  Department 956 

Post-War  Economic  Policy  and  Planning,  Special  Committee  on.  House.  918 

Post- War  Economic  Policy  and  Planning,  Special  Committee  on,  Senate.  921 

President  of  United  States 957 

Presidential,  Vice  Presidential,  and  Senatorial  Campaign  Expenditures, 

1944,  Special  Committee  to  Investigate,  Senate 921 

Price  Administration  Office 959 

Procurement  Division 970 

Production  Office 902 

Provost  Marshal  General's  Office 988 

Public  Assistance  Bureau 927 

PubUc  Debt  Bureau 969 

Public  Health  Service 923 

Public  Roads  Administration 928 

Publications  Division 911 


VIII  Government  Publications 

Page 

Railroad  Retirement  Board 963 

Railway  Mail  Service 956 

Reclamation  Bureau 933 

Rural  Electrification  Administration 900 

Securities  and  Exchange  Commission 963 

Selective  Service  System 964 

Senate : 918 

Ships  Bureau 952 

Smithsonian  Institution 964 

Social  Security  Board 926 

Soil  Conservation  Service 903 

Solicitor,  Labor  Department 947 

Solid  Fuels  Administration  for  War 934 

State  Department 965 

Supplies  and  Accounts  Bureau 953 

Supreme  Court 967 

Tariff  Commission 967 

Tax  Court 968 

Tennessee  Valley  Authority 968 

Territories  and  Insular  Affairs  Committee,  Senate 934 

Topography  Division 957 

Transportation  Investigation  and  Research  Board 969 

Treasury  Department 969 

Veterans  Administration 974 

Vocational  Rehabilitation  Office 927 

Wage  and  Hour  and  Public  Contracts  Divisions-  _   947 

War  Contracts  Price  Adjustment  Board 974 

War  Department 975 

War  Finance  Division 974 

War  Food  Administration 900 

War  Information  Office 961 

War  Manpower  Commission 962 

War  Production  Board 963 

War  Shipping  Administration 963 

Weather  Bureau 911 

Women's  Bureau 947 

Yards  and  Docks  Bureau 955 


General  Information 

The  Superiutendent  of  Documents,  Government  Printing  Oflice,  Washington, 
D.  C,  is  authorized  by  law  to  sell  copies  of  Government  publications  and  to  allow 
a  discount  of  25  percent  to  book  dealers  and  quantity  purchasers  on  condition 
that  the  purchasers  will  adhere  to  the  public  sales  price  set  by  the  Superintendent 
of  Documents  and  that  publications  shall  not  be  overprinted  with  any  advertising 
matter. 

Publications  cannot  be  supplied  free  to  individuals  nor  forwarded  in  advance 
of  payment. 

The  sales  stock,  which  amounts  to  more  than  S  million,  includes  approximately 
65,000  different  titles.  Many  rare  books  are  included,  but  under  the  law  all  must 
be  sold  regardless  of  their  age  or  scarcity.  Many  of  the  books  have  been  In  stock 
some  time,  and  are  apt  to  be  shopworn.  In  filling  orders  the  best  copy  available 
is  sent. 

PBICE  LISTS 

A  general  price  list  of  public  documents  is  not  available,  but  numerous  lists 
have  been  prepared  on  special  subjects  and  any  of  these  will  be  furnished  free, 
on  application,  if  the  person  interested  will  state  the  subject  or  subjects  concern- 
ing which  information  is  desired.  It  will  also  be  noted  that  cui'rent  publications 
which  are  for  sale  are  listed  in  this  catalog. 

LIST  OF  SELEOTEa)  PUBLICATIONS 

In  addition  to  the  price  lists,  the  Documents  Office  issues  a  semimonthly  List  of 
selected  United  States  Government  publications  for  sale  by  the  Superintendent 
of  Documents.  Each  list  Is  arranged  alphabetically  by  subjects,  with  annotations 
and  prices,  and  may  be  obtained  free  upon  application  to  the  Superintendent  of 
Documents. 

OONGBESSIONAL  BILLS,   DOCUMENTS,   AND  KEPOBTB 

More  than  12,000  different  bills  are  usually  introduced  during  a  session  of 
Congress,  and  there  are  additional  prints  on  many  during  the  progress  of  the  legis- 
lation. With  the  exception  of  a  very  few — such  as  revenue  bills — the  demand  is  an 
unknown  quantity  and  on  most  of  them  we  receive  no  orders,  which  makes  it 
impossible  to  print  a  sales  supply.  It  may  be  that  a  copy  could  be  obtained  from 
your  congressman. 

A  difficult  problem  is  also  presented  in  providing  a  supply  of  congi-essional 
documents  and  reports  because  there  are  usually  more  than  6,000  of  this  class 
of  publications  issued  during  a  Congress  and  only  a  few  of  them  are  called  for. 
We  will  attempt  to  print  for  sale  a  few  of  the  more  important  ones,  but  if  not 
priced  the  only  possible  source  would  be  from  your  Congressman. 

HOW  TO  ORDER  PUBLICATIONS 

Publications  entered  in  this  catalog:  that  are  for  sale  by  the  Superintendent 
of  Documents  are  indicated  by  a  star  (♦)  preceding  the  price.  A  dagger  (t) 
indicates  that  application  should  be  made  to  the  department,  bureau,  or  division 

887 


Government  Publications 

Issuing  the  document.  A  double  dagger  (J)  indicates  that  the  document  is 
printed  for  oflacial  use  and  is  not  obtainable.  Whenever  additional  information 
concerning  the  method  of  procuring  a  document  seems  necessary,  it  will  be  found 
under  the  name  of  the  bureau  by  which  it  was  published. 

In  ordering  a  publicatiou  from  the  Superintendent  of  Documents,  give  (if 
known)  the  name  of  the  publishing  department,  bureau  or  division,  and  the  title, 
together  with  the  classification  number  which  is  added  to  the  entry  at  the  extreme 
right;  order  the  congressional  documents  and  reports  by  the  title,  together  with 
the  document  or  report  number  and  the  Congress  and  session,  e.  g.,  H.  doc.  422, 
78-2. 

Do  not  use  the  L.  C.  card  number  in  ordering  a  publication. 

HOW  TO  EEMIT 

Remittances  for  the  documents  marked  with  a  star  (*)  should  be  made  to  the 
Superintendent  of  Documents,  U.  S.  Government  Printing  Office,  Washington  25, 
D.  C,  by  coupon,  postal  money  order,  express  order,  or  check.  Currency  may 
be  sent  at  sender's  risk.  Foreign  remittances  should  be  made  either  by  inter- 
national money  order  or  draft  on  an  American  bank. 

Foreign  money,  defaced  or  smooth  corns,  will  not  6e  accepted.  Do  not  send 
postage  stamps. 

For  the  convenience  of  the  general  public,  coupons  in  the  denomination  of  5c 
that  are  good  until  used  in  exchange  for  Government  publications  sold  by  the 
Superintendent  of  Documents  may  be  purchased  from  his  office.  Address  order 
to  Superintendent  of  Documents,  Government  Printing  Office,  Washington  25,  D.  C. 

No  charge  is  made  for  postage  on  documents  forwarded  to  points  in  United 
States  and  possessions,  or  to  Canada,  Cuba,  Mexico,  Newfoundland  (including 
Labrador),  and  certain  Central  and  South  American  countries.  To  other  coun- 
tries the  regular  rate  of  postage  is  charged,  and  remittances  must  cover  such  post- 
age.    In  computing  foreign  postage,  add  one-third  of  the  price  of  the  publication. 

TO  LIBRARIANS 

The  number  given  at  the  extreme  right  of  each  entry  (except  for  congres- 
sional documents  and  reports)  is  the  classification  number  by  which  the  pub- 
lication is  arranged  in  the  Librai-y  and  in  the  sales  stock  of  the  Office  of  the 
Superintendent  of  Documents.  It  can  be  used  as  a  classification  number  by 
such  libraries  as  are  using,  for  the  departmental  publications,  the  arrangement 
of  public  documents  advocated  in  the  Check  list  of  United  States  public  docu- 
ments, 1789-1909.  In  using  this  number  as  a  classification  number  in  a  library, 
it  should  be  noted  that  the  shilling  mark  (/)  is  used  to  separate  what  would 
ordinarily  be  a  superior  or  inferior  number  (the  numbers  immediately  following 
the  line)  from  the  main  classification  number,  it  not  being  practicable  to  print 
these  numbers  as  superiors  or  inferiors  in  the  Monthly  catalog. 

UBRARY  OF  CONGRESS  CARDS 

Numbers  to  be  used  in  ordering  the  printed  catalog  cards  of  the  Library  of 
Congress  are  appended  to  entries  for  many  publications.  These  are  given  at 
the  left  with  "L.  C.  card"  prefixed.  Do  not  confuse  with  the  Documents  Office 
classification  number  given  at  the  right.  Orders  for  these  cards,  remittances 
in  payment  for  them,  and  requests  for  information  about  them  should  be  ad- 
dressed to  the  Card  Division,  Library  of  Congress,  not  to  the  Superintendent 
of  Documents.  Checks  or  money  orders  should  be  made  payable  to  the  Librarian 
of  Congress. 


August  1944  889 


MONTHLY  CATALOG  DISTBIBUTION 


The  Monthly  catalog  is  sold  on  subscription,  price  $2.00  a  year,  including  index  ; 
foreign  subscription  $2.60  a  year.  Back  numbers  cannot  be  supplied.  Notify 
the  Superintendent  of  Documents  of  any  change  of  address. 


An  Index  to  the  Monthly  catalog  will  be  issued  at  the  end  of  the  calendar 
year.  This  will  contain  index  entries  for  all  the  numbers  issued  from  January 
to  December,  and  can  be  boimd  with  the  numbers  as  an  index  to  the  volume. 
Persons  desiring  to  bind  the  catalog  at  the  end  of  the  year  should  be  careful 
to  retain  the  numbers  received  monthly,  as  duplicate  copies  cannot  be  supplied. 


Notes  of  General  Interest 


Fair  Employment  Practice  Committee 

The  Committee  on  Fair  Employment  Practice  was  established  in  the  Office  for 
Emergency  Management  of  the  Executive  Office  of  the  President  by  Executive 
Order  9346  of  May  27,  1943.  The  same  order  provided  for  the  termination  of  the 
Fair  Employment  Practice  Committee  established  by  Executive  Order  8802  of 
June  25,  1941,  and  the  transfer  of  all  its  records,  property,  etc.,  to  the  new 
Committee. 


Corrections  for  Previous  Monthly  Catalogs 

July  1944.  On  page  796,  under  subhead  "Oorman",  change  "John  H.  Gorman"  at 
beginning  of  title  to  read  "John  H  [J].  Gorman" ;  on  page  815  change  subhead 
"Raihcay  employees"  to  read  "Railroad  employees",  3d  line  of  same  entry 
change  "Economic"  to  read  "Economics",  and  transfer  the  entry  to  pay  813 
preceding  1st  enti'y  subheaded  "Railroads"  ;  on  page  878,  under  subhead  "Supply 
catalogs — Continued",  "A-42",  change  "Chart"  at  beginning  of  title  to  read 
"Cart". 

890 


New  Classification  Numbers 


War  Food  Administration. 

Agricultural  Adjustment  Agency. 

A  80.609:    CT Addresses.     [Proc] 

Note. — See,  for  earlier  issues,  A  55.15  :   (CT). 

Census  Bureau. 

C3..157*:   date United  States  exports  of  domestic  and  foreign 

mercliandise  to  Canada  (including  lend-lease 
exports).     [Proc] 

C  3.157":  date United   States  general  imports  from  Canada, 

excluding  strategic  and  critical  materials  and 
military  equipment.     [Proc] 
Foreign  and  Domestic  Commerce  Bureau. 

C  18.200":   CT State-local    businessmen's    organizations. 

[Proc] 

C  18.230:  date Industry  reports:  Lumber  (monthly).     [Proc] 

C  18.231 :  date Industry  reports :  Sugar,  molasses  and  confec- 
tionery (luonthly).     [Proc] 
Weather  Bureau. 

C  30.29:  nos Research  papers.     [Proc] 

Civil  Aeronautics  Authority. 
Civil  Aeronautics  Board. 

C  31.216  :  V.  nos.  &  nos Foreign  air  news  digest  (fortnightly).     [Proc] 

Public  Health  Service. 

FS2.17°:  nos Hospital  Division  circulars,  new  series,  Oct.  1, 

1943-     [Proc] 

FS  2.46:  nos [Nursing  education]  leaflets. 

Interior  Department. 

11.77:  CT Regulations,  rules,  and  instructions. 

Note. — luchules  handbooks  and  manuals. 

General  Land  Office. 

I  21.17:  nos Information  bulletins. 

Note. — Formerly  121.17:    (date  &  nos.). 

Geographical  Names  Board. 
133.5^:   nos Decisions  (monthly).     [Proc] 

Solid  Fuels  Administration  for  War. 
151.10:  CT Posters. 

Pan  American  Union. 
PA  1.22  :  CT Commodities  of  commerce  series. 

Note. — Formerly   numbered  series,   the  current 
Issues  intentionally  unnumbered. 

PA  1.20:  CT American  nation  series. 

Note. — Formerly  numbered  series,   the  current 
issues  intentionally  unnumbered. 

PA  1.31 :  CT American  city  series. 

Note. — Formerly  numbered  series,   the  current 
Issues  intentionally  unnumbered. 

Emergency  Management  Office. 

Fair  Employment  Practice  Committee. 
Pr  32.412:   CT All  publications  issued  by  the  Committee. 

Price  Administration  Office. 

Pr32.4245:  nos Point  value  charts  (monthly). 

Pr  32.4247:   nos Materials  digest.     [Proc] 

Pr  32.4248:  nos OI'A  manual  news  letters. 

Pr  32.4248^:  nos OPA  manual  news  letters,  Rent. 

891 


892  Government  Publications 

Emergency  Management  Office — Continued. 

Pr  32.4248':  nos OPA  manual  news  letters,  Accounting. 

Pr  32.4248*:   nos OPA  manual  news  letters,  Price. 

Voordinator  of  Inter- American  Affairs  Office. 

Pr 32.4613:  CT Strategic  index  of  the  Americas;  Publications 

compiled  from.     [Proc] 
War  Manpotccr  Commission. 

Pr  32.5220 :  unit  no.'; Employment     Office     training     programs. 

r Printed  and  processed.] 
SmitJisonian  Institution. 

S  1 1.15  :  CT Regulations,  rules,  and  instructions. 

Note. — Includes  handbooks  and  manuals. 

Tariff  Commission. 

TC1.18:  nos War    changes    in     industry     series,     reports. 

[Proc] 

Note. — Cancel  TC  1.18 :   (CT)   sent  through  in 
Monthly  catalog  for  May  1944,  p.  474. 

Army  Service  Forces. 

Medical  Department,  Army. 

W 44.29:  v.  nos.  &  nos Army  nurse  (monthly).     [Proc] 

W  108.13  '^ :   date Index,     Army     Air     Forces     specifications 

(monthly). 
Selective  Service  System. 

Y3.Se4:13  ^''"'*) Local  board  memoranda  (compilations). 

Tennessee  "Valley  Authority. 

Y3.T25:  6  (CT) Regulations,  rules,  and  instructions. 

Note. — Includes  handbooks  and  manuals. 

War  Contracts  Price  Adjustment  Board. 

Y3.W19":  6  (CT) Regulations,  rules,  and  Instructions. 

Note. — Includes  handbooks  and  manuals. 

Y4.P84':   CT Post-War  Economic  Policy  and  Planning,  Special 

Committee  on,  House. 

Y4.P92':   CT Presidential,   Vice  Presidential,   and   Senatorial 

Campaign  Expenditures,  1944,  Si)ecial  Commit- 
tee to  Investigate,  Senate. 

Note. — The  following  publications  have  been  discontinued :  Legislative  Refer- 
ence Service,  War  service  bulletins,  series  H  (LC  14.11 :  H-nos.)  ;  War  Production 
Board,  Salvage  news  letters  (Pr  32.4823:  nos.). 


Congressional  Set 


Note. — The  bound  volumes  of  congressional  documents  and  reiK)rts  are  not  listed 
in  the  aionthly  catalogs,  since  the  publications  contained  therein  have  been  pre- 
viously entered  separately. 

The  following  bound  volume  was  sent  to  Depository  Libraries  during  the  month 
of  July  1944 : 

House  Document No.  364,  78th  Congress,  1st  session. 

•  Item  324 


Monthly   Catalog 

NO.   595    •    AUGUST    1944 

AERONAUTICAL  BOARD 

Aeronautical  standards.  Index  of  Army-Navy  aeronautical  standards,  including 
Army-Navy  aeronautical  specifications,  drawings  and  bulletins,  issued  by  Work- 
ing Committee  of  Aeronautical  Board,  supplement,  Apr.  1,  1944.  [1944.] 
[2]+4p.  4°     [Issued  with  perforations.]     X  Y  3.Ae  8 :  7/944-2/supp. 

Same,  June  1,  1944,   supplement  to  Index  dated  May  1,   1944.     [1944.] 

[2]4-4p.  4°     [Issued  with  perforations.]     t  Y  3.Ae  8  :  7/944-3/supp. 

Same,  July  1,  1944.     [1944.]     cover  title,  47  p.  4°     [Text  on  p.  2  of  cover. 

Issued  with  perforations.    Supersedes  previous  issues  and  supplements.]     t 

Y  3.Ae  8 :  7/944-4 

AGRICULTURE  DEPARTMENT 

Note. — Those  publications  of  the  Department  of  Agriculture  which  are  for  sale  will  be 
supplied  by  the  Superintendent  of  Documents,  Government  Printing  Office,  Washington  25, 
D.  C.  The  Department  issues  a  monthly  list  of  publications  which  will  be  mailed  to  all 
applicants,  who  can  then  select  the  available  ones  desired. 

Addresses.  Buying  war  bonds,  a  brake  on  land  boom,  address  by  Claude  R. 
Wickard,  Secretary  of  Agriculture,  on  National  Farm  and  Home  Hour,  June 
12,1944.     [1944.]    2  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  A  1.40 :  W  63/107 

Farm  credit  looks  ahead,  address  by  Claude  R.  Wickard,   Secretary  of 

Agriculture,  at  meeting  of  district  boards  of  directors  of  Farm  Credit  Adminis- 
tration, Kansas  City,  Mo.,  June  15,  1944.     [1944.]    7  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

A  1.40 :  W  63/108 

Apples.  Pomological  and  cytological  study  of  russeted  sport  of  Stark  apple 
[with  list  of  literature  cited]  ;  by  C.  P.  Swanson  and  V.  R.  Gardner.  1944. 
[2]  -1-307-315  p.  il.  [From  Journal  of  agricultural  research,  Apr.  15.  1944,  v.  68. 
no.  8.]     *  Paper,  5c.  A  1.23/a  :  Ap  52/94 

Buffalo  Creek.  Survey  of  Buffalo  Creek  watershed  in  New  York,  letter  trans- 
mitting report  of  survey  of  Buffalo  Creek  watershed  in  Now  York  describing 
investigation  of  program  of  waterflow  retardation  and  soil  erosion  prevention 
in  aid  of  flood  control.  1944.  vi+43  p.  il.  2  p.  of  pi.  (H.  doc.  574,  78th  Cong., 
2d  sess. )     *  Paper,  10c. 

Journal  of  agricultural  research,  v.  69,  no.  1  and  2 ;  July  1  and  15,  1944.     [1944.] 
cover  titles,  p.  1-94,  il.  1  pi.     [Semimonthly.    Articles  appearing  in  the  Journal 
are  listed  in  the  Monthly  catalog  as  issued.]     *  Paper,  10c.  single  copy,  $2.25 
a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $3.75.     •  Item  12 
L.  C.  card  Agr  13-1837  A  1.23 :  69A,  2 

Note. — This  periodical  is  issued  by  the  Agriculture  Department  in  cooperation  with  the 
Association  of  Land-Grant  Colleges  and  Universities.  As  the  edition  is  limited  it  is 
not  sent  free  to  individuals  but  only  to  libraries  of  experment  stations,  colleges,  tecb- 
nical  schools,  and  universities,  and  to  laboratories,  divisions,  offices,  and  departments 
on  whose  staffs  are  several  technically  trained  men  in  biological,  chemical  or  pbysicf.l 
sciences.  It  is  also  sent  to  such  institutions  as  make  suitable  exchanges  of  their  publica- 
tions for  those  of  the  Agriculture  Department. 

•     Sent  to  Depository  Libraries 

893 


I 


894  Government  Publications 

Prices.  Index  numbers  of  prices  received  and  paid  by  farmers  and  average  prices 
received  for  crops,  livestock  and  livestock  products.  1944.  12  p.  il.  4"  IFrom 
crops  and  markets,  as  revised.]     t  A  1.52/a  :  P  931/2 

Publications.  United  States  Department  of  Agriculture,  monthly  list  of  publi- 
cations.    See  entry,  below,  under  center  head  Information  Office. 

StarcJi.  Comparison  of  viscosity  and  certain  microscopical  properties  of  eome 
Kansas  starches  [with  list  of  literature  cited]  ;  by  H.  N.  Barham,  J.  A.  Wagoner, 
B.  M.  Williams,  and  G.  Nathan  Reed.  1944.  [2] +331-345  p.  [From  Journal 
of  agricultural  research,  May  1,  1944,  v.  G8,  no.  9.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

A  1.23/a  :  St  28/4 

USDA,  July  10  and  24,  1944;  [v.  3,  no.  14  and  15].     [1944.]     8  p.  and  4  p.  4" 
[Fortnightly.]     $ 
L.  C.  card  Agr  42-258  A  1.57 :  3/14,15 

AGRICULTURAL  ECONOMICS  BUREAU 

Agncultural  situation,  brief  summary  of  economic  conditions,  July  1944;  v.  28, 
no.  7.     [1944.]     24  p.   il.     [Monthly.]     *  Paper,  5c.   single  copy,  50c.   a  yr. ; 
foreign  subscription,  70c.     •  Item  54 
L.  C.  card  Agr.  26-1797  A  86.15 :  28/7 

Agricultural  statistics.  Statistical  summary,  SS-19;  May  31,  1944.  [1944.]  [2] 
p.  4°     [Monthly.    Processed.]     t     A  36.151: 19 

Same,  SS-20;  June  30,  1944.  [1944.]  [2]  p.  4°  [Monthly.  Proc- 
essed.]    t  A  36.151:  20 

Apples,  grapes,  plums,  prunes,  figs,  olives,  dates,  cranberries,  utilization  of  pro- 
duction, 1942  and  1943.  July  10,  1944.  8  p.  4°  (Crop  Reporting  Board.) 
[Processed.]     t  A  36.2 :  AP  5/13/842-43 

Cotton.  Cotton  production.  July  8,  1944.  2  p.  large  8°  (Crop  Reporting 
Board.)     [Processed.]     t  A  36.30: 944/1 

Cotton    situation,    CS-91 ;    June    1944.     [1944.]     8    p.    il.    4°     [Monthly. 

Processed.]     t  A  36.40/2: 91 

Farm  production,  farm  disposition,  and  value  of  cotton  and  cottonseed 

and  related  data,  1928-42,  by  States;  [prepared  by  Henry  L.  Rasor  and  Ella 
Sue  Minor].  Washington,  D.  C,  June  1944.  cover-title,  41  p.  il.  4°  ([Crop 
Reporting  Board.] )      [Processed.    Text  on  p.  2  of  cover.]     f 

A  86.2  :  C  82/97/928-42 

Crop  production,  July  1,  1944.  [1944.]  l-26f-f 27-58  p.  il.  large  8"  (Crop  Re- 
porting Board.)      [Monthly.    Processed.]     t  A  36.29: 944/7 

Dairy  situation,  DS-155;  July  1944.  [1944.]  11  p.  il.  A"  [Monthly.  Proc- 
essed.]    t  A  36.65: 155 

Demand  and  price  situation,  June  1944.  [1944.]  15  p.  il.  4°  [Monthly.  Proc- 
essed.]    t  A  36.28:  944/6 

Farm  income.  Farm  income  situation,  FIS-53;  June  1944.  [1944.]  17  p.  il.  4° 
[Monthly.     Processed.]     t  A  36.122: 53 

Net  farm  income  and  parity  report,  1943,  and  summary  for  1910-42.  Wash- 
ington, D.  C,  July  1944.     [l]-|-29p.     4°     [Processed.]     t      A  36.2 :  In  2/9/943 

Note. — This  report  brings  to  date  income  estimates  in  mimeographed  report,   Ma- 
teilal  bearing  on  parity  prices,  published  July  1941. 

Farm  labor:  Farm  employment  lower  than  year  ago,  wage  rates  highest  of  record. 
July  14,  1944.       13  p.     il.   4°     [Processed.]     t  A  36.140 :  944/7 

Fats  and  oils  situation,  F0S-S8;  June  1944.  [1944.]  22  p.  il.  4"  [Monthly. 
Processed.]     t  A  36.97  :  88 

Feed  situation,  FDS-59;  June  1944.  [1944.]  37  p.  il.  4"  [Monthly.  Proc- 
essed]    t  A  36.117:  59 

Food.  National  food  situation,  NFS-17 ;  June  1944.  [1944.]  29  p.  il.  4° 
[Monthly.     Processed.]     t  A  36.147: 17 

•    Sent  to  Depository  Libraries 


August  1944  895 

Fruit  situation,  TFS-71;  June  1944.  [1944.]  23  p.  il.  4°  [Isssued  4  times  a 
year,  June,  August,  October,  and  January.     Processed.]     t  A  36.99:  71 

Horses.  Work  performed  and  feed  utilized  by  horses  and  mules;  by  A.  P. 
Brodell  and  R.  D.  Jennings.     Washington,  D.  C,  June  1944.     cover  title,  26  p. 

8  maps,  4°     (F.  M.  44.)      [Processed.     Text  on  p.  2  of  cover]     t        A  36.118  :  44 

LivesiocA;  and  wool  situation,  LWS-26 ;  June  1944.     [1944.]  22  p.  il.  4"     [Monthly. 

Processed.]     t  A  36.141:  26 

Marketing.     Marketing    and     transportation     situation,  MTS-21 ;     May     1944. 

[1944.]     16  p.  il.  4°     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t  A  36.143: 21 

Same,  MTS-22;  June  1944.  [1944.]  17  p.  il.  4"  [Monthly.  Proc- 
essed.]    t  A  36.143:  22 

Poultry.  Poultry  and  egg  situation,  PES-90;  June  1944.  [1944.]  15  p.  il.  4° 
[Monthly.     Processed.]     t  A  36.96: 90 

Sales  and  average  live  weight  of  farm  chickens  sold,  1936-43.     June  1944. 

9  p.  large  8"     [Processed.]     t  A  36.2 :  C  43/8/936^3 

PuUications.  Check  list  of  printed  and  processed  (nonperiodical)  publications 
issued  during  June  1944.     [1944.]     3  p.  4"     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t 

A  36.70/2 :  944/6 

Vegetables.    Commercial  truck  crop  estimate  reports.     [Processed.]     t 

A  36.101 : 

Note. — The  Agricultural  Economics  Bureau  issues  a  series  of  reports  relating  to  truck 
crops  which,  although  numbered  in  one  series  (TC  followed  hy  the  year  and  a  number  with 
a  different  group  of  hundreds  assigned  for  each  month),  consists  of  several  distinct 
groups  as  follows  :  Commercial  trucij  crops  for  fresh  marljet.  commonly  called  Truck  crop 
reports ;  Truck  crops  for  commercial  processing,  commonly  called  Canning  crop  reports ; 
Truck  crop  news;  Annual  summaries  in  December  eacli  year.  Revised  statistical  sum- 
maries are  issued  at  appropriate  intervals  covering  a  varying  period  of  years.  Printed 
summaries  of  these  reports  were  published  in  Crops  and  markets  prior  to  June  1937,  but 
these  have  been  discontinued,  A  yearly  summary  only  is  published  in  the  January 
quarterly  issue  each  year. 

Wheat  situation,  WS-81 ;  May-June  1944.  [1944.]  13  p.  il.  4°  [Bimonthly; 
Issued  monthly  during  July  and  August.     Processed.]     t  A  36.86:  81 

AGRICULTURAL  RESEARCH   ADMINISTRATION 

AGRICULTURAL  AND  INDUSTRIAL  CHEMISTRY  BUREAU 

Dehydration.    Vegetable  and  fruit  dehydration,  manual  for  plant  operators  [with 
list  of  literature  cited].    June  1944.     cover  title,  218  p.  il.     (Agriculture  Dept. 
Miscellaneous  publication  540.)     *  Paper,  30c.     •  Item  14 
L.  C.  card  Agr  44-127  A  1.38 :  540 

Soybeans.  Processing  soybeans  for  oil  and  meal  [with  list  of  selected  references.] 
May  1944.  8  p.  4°  (AIC-45;  [Northern  Regional  Re.search  Laboratory].) 
[Processed.     Supersedes  ACE-71  revised.]     f  A  77.104/2: 45 

Vegetables.  How  to  prepare  vegetables  and  fruits  for  freezing.  [May  1944.] 
[2]  p.  il.  large  4",  folded  into  narrow  8°  size.  ( [Agriculture  Dept]  AWI-100.) 
[Revision  of  AWI-63,  Preparing  home-grown  vegetables  and  fruits  for  freezing.] 
t     •  Item  11  A  1.59 :  100 

Preservation  of  vegetables  by  salting  or  brining  [with  References  to  other 

publications  on  salting  and  brining;  bv  John  L.  Etchells  and  Ivan  D.  Jones]. 
[Sept.  1943,  revised  June  1944.]  [1944.]  16  p.  il.  (Agriculture  Dept.  Farm- 
ers' bulletin  1932.)  [Prepared  in  cooperation  with  North  Carolina  Agricultural 
Experimebt  Station.]     *  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  10 

L.  C.  card  Agr  44-132  A  1.9 :  1932/2 

Wheat  flour,  potential  raw  material  for  expanded  production  of  starch  and  sirups 
[with  bibliography;  by]  G.  E.  Hilbert,  R.  J.  Dimler,  and  C.  E.  Rist.     [1944.] 

10  p.  4°  ( AIC-50 ;  Northern  Regional  Research  Laboratory.)  [Processed. 
Published  in  American  miller,  Apr.  1944.]     f  A  77.104/2  :  50 

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896  Government  Publications 

ANIMAL  INDUSTBY  BUKEIAU 

Bang's  disease.  Statement  of  indemnity  claims  and  averages  in  cooperative 
Bang's  disease  work,  May  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.    4"     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t 

A  77.211 :  944/5 

Snmmary  of  brucellosis   (Bang's  disease)   control  program  conducted  by 

Bureau  of  Animal  Industry  in  cooperation  with  the  various  States,  July  1, 
1934-May  31,  194-1.     [1944.]     1  p.  4''     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t 

A  77.213 :  944/5 

Summary  of  brucellosis   (Bang's  disease)   work  in  cooperation  with  the 

various  States,  May  1^4.     [1944.]     1  p.  oblong  8°     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t 

A  77.212 :  944/5 

Cattle.  Regulations  governing  inspection,  humane  treatment,  and  safe  transport 
of  animals  for  export  (except  to  Mexico),  effective  July  1,  1944.  May  3,  1944. 
7  p.     (B.  A.  I.  order  378.)     t     •  Item  66  A  77.218:  378 

Rules  and  regulations  of  Bureau  of  Animal  Industry.  June  1944.  [72]  p. 
[Title  9,  chap.  1,  pts.  101-122,  Code  of  Federal  regulations  of  United  States  and 
Cumulative  supplement  to  Code  of  Federal  regulations  of  United  States.] 
t     •  Item  68  A   77.206 :  An  5/944 

Service   aimminccments.     Service   and    regulatory    announcements.    May    1944; 
[no.]  445.     June  1944.     p.  29-34.     [Monthly.]      *  Paper,  5c.,  single  copy,  25c. 
a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  60c.     •  Item  70 
L.  C.  card  Agr  7-1658  A  77.208 :  445 

Stomaeh  tcorms.  Survival  on  grass  plots  of  eggs  and  larvae  of  stomach  worm, 
Haemonchus  contortus  [with  list  of  literature  cited]  ;  by  D.  A.  Shorb.  1944. 
[2] -1-317-324  p.  [From  Journal  of  agricultural  research,  Apr.  15,  1944,  v. 
68,  no.  8.]     *  Paper,  5c.  A  1.23/a :  St  69/2 

Tubereulosis  in  animals.  Summary  of  tuberculosis  eradictioh  in  cooperation 
with  the  various  States,  Mav  1944.  [1944.]  1  p.  oblong  8°  [Monthlv.  Proc- 
essed.]    t  A  77.216 :  944/5 

Turkeys.  Effect  of  feeding  certain  fish  products  on  odor  and  flavor  of  roasted 
turkeys.  June  1944.  8  p.  4°  (A.  H.  D.  no.  74.)  [Processed.  Prepared  in 
cooperation  with  Human  Nutrition  and  Home  Economics  Bureau.]     t 

A  77.209:  74 

Virus-Serum  Control  Division.  Activities  of  licensed  establishments  supervised 
by  Virus-Serum  Control  Division,  June  27,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  4°  (Notice  210, 
V.  S.  C.)      [Monthly.     Processed.]     t  A  77.217: 210 

ENTOMOLOGY  AND  PLANT  QUARANTINE  BtJBEATJ 

Allotropa  'burrelli.  Biology  of  Allotropa  burrelli,  gregarious  parasite  of  Pseudo- 
coccus  comstocki ;  by  D.  W.  Clancy.  1944.  [2] -|- 159-167  p.  il.  [From  Journal 
of  agricultural  research,  Aug.  15,  1944,  v.  69,  no.  4.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

A  1.23/a  :  P  697/3 

Bees.     Productive  management  of  honeybee  colonies  in  Northern  States ;  by  C.  L. 
Farrar.     July   1944.     28  p.    il.     (Agriculture   Dept.   Circular   702.)     *  Paper, 
10c.     •  Item  7 
L.  C.  card  Agr  44-133  A  1.4/2 :  702 

Injectors.  Small  injector  for  use  in  mixing  sprays ;  by  Fred  P.  Dean.  June  1944. 
2  p.  il.  2  pi.  4"     (ET-217.)      [Processed.]     t  A  77.313: 217 

Insect  pest  survey  [bulletin,  v.  22],  special  supplement;  May  1.  1944.  [1944.] 
5p.  map,  4"     [Processed.]     t  A  77.310 :  22/sp.supp.-9 

Japanese  beetle.  Influence  of  temperature  on  effectiveness  of  lead  arsenate 
against  larvae  of  Japane.se  beetle  in  soil  [with  list  of  literature  cited]  ;  by 
Walter  E.  Fieniing  and  Warren  W.  Maines.  July  1944.  11  p.  10  p.  of  pi.  2  p. 
of  maps,  4°     (E-622.)      [Processed.]     t  A  77.312 :  E-622 

Pests.  Review  of  United  States  patents  relating  to  pest  control,  by  R.  C.  Roark, 
V.  17,  no.  5;  May  1944.     [1944.]     7  p.  4°     [Monthly.    Processed.]     t 

A  77.311: 17/5 

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August  1944  897 

Serwce  announcements.  Index  to  Service  and  regulatory  announcements,  1943. 
July  1044.     2  p.     t     •  Item  86  A  77.308 :  154-157/ind. 

Service  and  regulatory  announcements,  1943 ;  with  List  of  plant  i)esls  inter- 
cepted with  imported  plants  and  plant  products  [title  page  and  contents]. 
July  1944.     ii+2p.     t     •  Item  86  A  77.308 :  154-157/t.p.&cont. 

Service  and  regulatory  announcements,  Jan.-Mar.  1944;  [no.]  158.     June 

1944.     p.  1-31.     [Quarterly.]     t     •  Item  86 

L.  C.  card  Agr  14-383  A  77.308: 158 

EXPERIMENT  STATIONS  OFFICE 

Experiment  station  record,  v.  91,  no.  2 ;  Aug.  1944.  [1944.]  cover  title,  p.  113- 
240.  [Monthly.  Text  and  illustration  on  p.  2-4  of  cover.]  *Paper,  15c.  single 
copy,   $1.00  per   vol.    (2   vols,   a   yr.)  ;   foreign   subscription,    $1.75   per    vol. 

•  Item  89 

L.  C.  card  Agr  9-832  A  77.408 :  91/2 

Note. — Mainly  made  up  of  abstracts  of  current  publications  on  agricultural  science 
and  home  economics,  especially  those  of  the  United  States  Department  of  .Agriculture 
and  the  State  agricultural  experiment  stations. 

HUMAN  NUTRITION  AND  HOME  ECONOMICS  BUREAU 

Budgets  (family  and  personal).  Minimum-wage  budgets  for  women,  guide  to 
their  preparation  [with  list  of  selected  references].  June  1944.  iv+42  p. 
(Agriculture  Dept.  Miscellaneous  publication  549.)  [Revision  of  Miscellane- 
ous publication  324,  Factors  to  be  considered  in  preparing  minimum-wage 
budgets  for  women.]  *  Paper,  10c.  •  Item  14 
L.  C.  card  Agr  44-134  A  1.38 :  549 

DeUydrators.  Home-built  electric  dehydrator.  [1944.]  12  p.  il.  4°  (Agricul- 
ture Dept.     AWI-76.)      t     •  Item  11  A  1.59:  76 

Dyes  and  dyeing.  Home  dyeing  with  commercial  dyes.  [Apr.  28,  1944.]  6  p. 
11.4"     [Processed.]     t  A  77.702  :D  98 

Egg  dishes  for  any  meal.  [June  1944.]  16  p.  il.  narrow  8°  (Agriculture  Dept. 
AWI-89.)     [Supersedes  unnumbered  publication,  Egg  dishes  at  low  cost.]     t 

•  Item  11  A  1.59 :  89 

Housing.  Need  for  rural  housing;  bv  Emma  G.  Holmes  and  Grace  M.  Angle. 
Apr.  1944.     [2]+10p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  A  77.702  :R  88 

Nutrition.     Principles  of  nutrition  and  nutritive  value  of  food ;   [by  Henry  C. 
Sherman].     [June  1944.]     40  p.  il.     (Agriculture  Dept.     Miscellaneous  publi- 
cation 546. )     *  Paper,  l6e.     •  Item  14 
L.  C.  card  Agr  44-135  A  1.38 :  546 

Pickle  and  relish  recipes  [with  list  of  references].  [July  1944.]  16  p.  il.  narrow 
8°     (Agriculture  Dept.     AWI-103.)      t     •  Item  11  A  1.59: 103 

Tomatoes  on  your  table.  [July  1944.]  20  p.  il  narrow  8"  (Agriculture  Dept. 
AWI-104.)  [Includes  list  of  other  Agriculture  Department  recipe  folders.] 
t     •  Item  11  A  1.59: 104 

PLANT  INDUSTRY,   SOILS,  AND  AGRICULTUR^U:,  ENGINEE3tING  BUEEATJ 

Beans.     Monographic  study  of  bean  diseases  and  methods  for  their  control  [with 
list  of  literature  cited]  ;  by  L.  L.  Barter  and  W.  J.  Zaumeyer.     June  1944. 
cover  title,  160  p.  il.     (Agriculture  Dept.     Technical  bulletin  868.)     *  Paper. 
25c.     •  Item  16 
L.  C.  card  Agr  44-136  A  1.36 :  868 

Beech.  Significance  of  discolorations  in  aircraft  veneers:  American  beech;  [by 
J.  R.  Hansbrough,  A.  M.  Waterman,  and  R.  L.  Krause].  Apr.  1944.  [2]-|-6  p. 
5  p.  of  1)1.  4°  (Forest  pathology  special  release  16.)  [Processed.  This  report 
is  one  of  a  series  issued  to  aid  the  Nation's  war  program.  Prepared  in  coopera- 
tion with  Forest  Products  Laboratory,  Forest  Service.]     f  A  77.516: 16 

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398  Government  Publications 

Cabbage.  Factors  affecting  ascorbic  acid  content  of  cabbage  lines  [with  list  of 
literature  cited]  ;  by  Charles  F.  Poole,  Paul  C.  Grimball,  and  Margaret  S. 
Kanapaux.  1044.  [2] +31:5-329  p.  [From  Journal  of  agricultural  research, 
Apr.  17),  1944,  v.  68,  no.  8.]     *  Paper,  5c.  A  1.23/a  :C  111/28 

Cotton.  Effect  of  corn  barriers  on  natural  crossing  in  cotton  [with  list  of  litera- 
ture cited]  ;  by  O  .A.  Pope,  D.  M.  Simpson,  and  E.  N.  Duncan.  1944.  [2]  +347- 
Stil  p.  il.     [From  Journal  of  agricultural  research.  May  1,  1944,  v.  68,  no.  9.] 

*  Paper,  5c.  A  1.23/a  :  C  829/133 

Fences.     Farm  fences;  by  M.  A.  Kelley.     [Jan.  1940,  slightly  revised  May  1944.] 
[1944.]     [2]+00p.  il.     (Agriculture  Dept.     Farmers' bulletin  1832.)     *  Paper, 
10c.     •   Item  10 
L.  C.  card  Agr  44-137  A  1.9 :  1832/3 

Fruit.  Home  fruit  garden  in  Northeastern  and  North  Central  States.  [Aug. 
1942,  slightly  revised  June  1944.]  [1944.]  8p.il.  (Agriculture  Dept.  Leaflet 
227.)     *  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  13  A  1.35: 227/2 

Quayule  nursery  diseases  and  their  control ;  [prepared  by  members  of  Pathology 
Division,  Special  Guayule  Research  Project].  Beltsville,  Md.,  May  1944.  20  p. 
9  p.  of  pi.  4°     [Processed.]     t  A  77.502 :  G  93 

Hardwoods.    Diagnostic  features  of  some  discolorations  common  to  aircraft  hard- 

*   woods;    [by   Theodore   C.    Scheffer].     Mar.   8,    1944.     [l]+5  p.   4°     (Forest 

pathology  special  release  19.)      [Processed.     This  report  is  one  of  a  series  issued 

to  aid  the  Nation's  war  program.    Prepared  in  cooperation  with  Forest  Products 

Laboratory,  Forest  Service.]     %  A  77.516: 19 

Kobe,  a  superior  lespedeza ;  [by  Roland  McKee  and  Howard  L.  Hyland.]  [July 
1944.]     [2] +6     p.      11.     (Agriculture     Dept.     Leaflet     240.)     *  Paper,      5c. 

•  Item  13 

L.  C.  card  Agr  44-138  A  1.35:  240 

Onions.     Growing  transplant  onion  crop;  [by  H.  A.  Jones,  L.  R.  Hawthorn,  and 
G.   N.    Davis].     [July   1944.]     [2] +25   p.    il.     (Agriculture   Dept.    Farmers' 
bulletin  1956. )     *  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  10 
L.  C.  card  Agr  44-139  A  1.9 :  1956 

Onion  diseases  and  their  control;  [by  J.  C.  Walker].     [Nov.  1919,  revised 

June  1944.]      [1944.]      [2] +25  p.  11.     (Agriculture  Dept.     Farmers'  bulletin 
1060.)     *  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  10  A  1.9: 1060/7 

Pecans.  Changes  in  some  mineral  constituents  of  pecan  nuts  and  their  supporting 
shoots  durius  development  [with  list  of  literature  cited]  ;  by  Rulou  D.  Lewis 
and  J.  H.  Hunter.  1944.  [2] +299-306  p.  [From  Journal  of  agricultural 
research,  Apr.  15,  1944,  v.  68,  no.  8.]     *  Paper,  5c.  A  1.23/a  :  P  331/25 

Plant  disease  reporter,  v.  28,  no.  15-21;  June  1-July  15,  1944;  issued  by  Plant 
Disease  Survey,  Division  of  Mycology  and  Disease  Survey.  [1944.]  p.  495- 
695,114"     [Processed.]     f  A  77.511 :  28/15-21 

Plant  disease  surveys  in  southeastern  United  States  in  1943.  June  15,  1944. 
p.  231-302,  4"     (Plant  disease  reporter  supp.   148.)      [Processed.]     f 

A  77.512 :  148 

Strawberry  culture,  eastern  United  States;  [by  George  M.  Darrow].     [Apr.  1919, 
revised  Feb.  1941,  slightly  revised  July  1944.]     [1944.]     [2] +42  p.  il.     (Agri- 
culture Dept.     Farmers'  bulletin  1028.)     *  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  10 
L.  C.  card  Agr  44-140  A  1.9 :  1028/6 

Tishomingo  County,  Miss.  Soil  survey,  Tishomingo  County,  Miss,  [with  list  of 
literature  cited]  ;  by  A.  C.  Orvedal  and  Thomas  Fowlkes.  June  1944.  cover 
title,  104  p.  il.  map  in  pocket.  ([Soil  survey  report]  series  1937,  no.  10.) 
[Prepared  in  cooperation  with  Mississippi  Agricultural  Experiment  Station. 
Text  and  another  illustration  on  p.  2  and  4  of  cover.]  *  Paper,  55c.  •  Item  143 
L.  C.  card  Agr  44-128  A  77.514 :  937/10 

Wood.  Significance  of  air-dry  wood  in  controlling  rot  caused  by  Poria  incrassata  ; 
[by  Theodore  C.  Scheffer  and  Mae  S.  Chidester].  May  1943  [published  1944]. 
[l]+5+[l]  p.  4°  (Forest  pathology  special  release  17.)  [Processed.  This 
report  is  one  of  a  series  issued  to  aid  the  Nation's  war  program.  Prepared 
in  coopera^on  with  Forest  Products  Laboratory,  Forest  Service.  Published 
in  Southern  lumberman.  May  15,  1943.]     $  A  77.516 :  17 

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August  1944  899 

farm  credit  administration 

Cooperatives.  Farmers'  cooperative  yardstick;  [by  S.  D.  Sanders]  [1944.] 
16  p.  il.  narrow  8°  ([Circular  17.])  [Includes  list  of  Farm  Credit  Administra- 
tion publications  on  cooperatives.]     t     •  Item  99  A  72.4: 17 

Summary  of  cases  relating  to  farmers'  cooperative  associations,  summary 

22,    June    1944;    prepared    by    Lyman    S.    Hulbert.      [1944.]       [2] +20    p.    4° 
[ Processed.  ]     t  A  72.18 :  22 

Farms.  About  that  farm  you're  going  to  buy.  Kansas  City,  Mo.,  May  1944. 
12p.il.     (Circular  E-29.)     f  A72.4:E-29 

Meat  packing  industry.  History  of  cooperative  and  farmer  owned  meat  packing 
enterprises  in  United  States  [with  list  of  source  material]  ;  by  L.  B.  Mann. 
May  1944.    20  p.  4°     (Miscellaneous  report  72.)     [Processed.]    t  A  72.8:  72 

liews  for  farmer  cooperatives,  Aug.  1944 ;  [v.  11,  no.  5].     [1944.]    24  p.  il.  large  8° 
[Monthly.]     *  Paper,  10c.  single  copy,  $1.00  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $1.40. 
•  Item  106 
L.  C.  card  36-20027  A  72.10 :  11/5 

Sweetpotato  storage,  1943 ;  by  Milton  C.  Gay.  June  1944.  9  p.  4°  (Miscellaneous 
report  71.)     [Processed.]     t  A  72.8: 71 

FOREIGN  AGRICULTURAL  RELATIONS  OFFICE 

Agriculture  in  the  Americas,  July  1944;  [v.  4,  no.  7].     [1944.]    cover  title,  p.  123- 
138,11.4"    [Monthly.    Text  and  another  illustration  on  p.  2-4  of  cover.]    *  iPaper, 
10c.  single  copy,  75c.  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $1.20.     •  Item  116 
L.  C.  card  Agr  41-6  A  67.15  :  4/7 

Foreign  agriculture,  review  of  foreign  farm  policy,  production,  and  trade,  v.  8, 
no.  7;  July  1944.     [1944.]     [2] +147-168  p.  4°     [Monthly.]     *  Paper,  10c.  single 
copy,  $1.00  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $1.60.     •  Item  118 
L.  C.  card  43-40327  A  67.7 :  8/7 

Foreign  crops  and  markets.  Foreign  crops  and  markets,  summary,  June  1944. 
[1944.]    p.  249-294,  4°     [Monthly.    Processed.]     t  A  67.8: 944/6 

Foreign  crops  and  markets,  v.  49,  no.  1-5 ;  July  3-31,  1944.     [1944.]  p.  1-60, 

4°    [Weekly.    Processed.]    f  A  67.8: 49/1-5 

Note. — With  this  issue.  Foreign  crops  and  markets  in  a  more  readable  and  attractive 
form  resumes  its  regular  weekly  appearance.  At  the  same  time,  the  monthly  summary 
issue,  instituted  shortly  after  Pearl  Harbor  in  place  of  the  regular  weekly  issue,  is  being 
di.scontinued. 

FOREST  SERVICE 

Cedar.  American  woods:  Alaska  yellow-cedar  (Chamaecyparis  nootkatensis) 
[with  list  of  references]  ;  by  H.  S.  Betts.  June  1944.  3  p.  map,  4°  [Proc- 
essed. ]     t  A  13.31 :  C  32/4/944 

Chestnut.  American  woods:  Chestnut  (Castanea  dentata)  [with  list  of  refer- 
ences] ;  by  H.  S.  Betts.     May  1944.     9  p.  1  pi.  map,  4°     [Processed.]     $ 

A  13.31 :  C  426/944 

Directory,  Forest  Service,  Apr.  1944.     [San  Francisco,  May  1,  1944.]     cover  title, 
xxxiv+98  p.     [Annual.     For  official  use  only.]     % 
L.  C.  card  Agr  21-224  A  13.8/2 :  944 

Noble  fir.  American  woods:  Noble  fir  (Abies  nobilis)  [with  list  of  references]  ; 
by  H.  S.  Betts.     May  1944.     7  p.  map,  4°     [Processed.]     t      A  13.31 :  F  51/3/944 

Pi7ie.  Financial  aspects  of  selective  cutting  in  management  of  2d-growth  pine- 
hardwood  forests  west  of  Mississippi  River  [with  list  of  literature  cited] ;  by 
R.  R.  Reynolds,  W.  E.  Bond,  and  Burt  P.  Kirkland.  June  1944.  cover  title, 
118  p.  il.  (Agriculture  Dept.  Technical  bulletin  861.)  [Text  on  p.  2  of  cover.] 
*Paper,  20c.  •  Item  16 
L.  C.  card  Agr  44-141  A  1.36 :  861 

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INFORMATION  OFFICE 

Clip  sheet,  no.  1357-61  ;  July  2-80,  1944.  [1944.]  Each  4  leaves,  4°  [Weekly. 
Processed.]     J     (limited  distribution).  A  21.15 :  1357-1361 

Note. — The  Clip  sheet  is  not  available  either  for  free  distribution  or  for  salei  to  the 
public.  It  Is  (listributod  only  to  profcshiioiial  writers,  newspapers,  and  publishers  inter- 
ested in  agricultural  information.     (No  subscription  list.)  . 

Cotton.  Make  the  grade  in  cotton  this  year,  .liiue  19,  1!)44.  4  p.  11.  4°  (Food 
information  series  90.)     [Processed.]     t  A  21.18: 90 

Fanu  machinery.  Foreign  shipments  of  farm  machinery.  Apr.  21,  1944.  4  p. 
4°     (Food  information  series  86.)     [Processed.]     $  A 21.18: 86 

Farmers.  Popular  publications  for  farmer  and  homemaker;  compiled  by  Eleanor 
W.  Clay.  July  1944.  iv-|-31  p.  narrow  8°  (List  no.  5;  Publications  Division.) 
t     •  Item  131 

L.  C.  card  Agr  44-131  A  21.9/8 :  5 

Note. — This  list  combines  and  takes  the  place  of  2  lists  formerly  issued  by  the 
Department,  List  no.  2,  List  of  available  Farmers'  bulletins  and  Leaflets  of  the  De- 
partment of  Agriculture,  last  issued  in  1941,  and  the  abridged  edition  of  Miscellaneous 
publication  no.  60,  List  of  available  publications  of  the  Department  of  Agriculture,  of 
which  the  last  issuance  date  was  July  1,  1943. 

Insecticides.  Farm  safety  rules  for  using  insecticides.  July  18,  1944.  4  p  4° 
(Food  information  no.  94.)     [Processed.]     t  A  21.18: 94 

Lumber.  How  farmer  gets  lumber.  July  1,  1944.  3  p.  4°  (Food  information 
no.  92.)      [Processed.]     |  A  21.18: 92 

Milkweed  floss  collection  program.  July  7,  1944.  4  p.  4°  (Food  information 
no.  93.)     [Processed.]     t  A  21.18: 93 

Pastures.  Pastures.  [1944.]  4  p.  4°  (Food  information  no.  91.)  [Proc- 
essed.]    t  A  21.18:  91 

Publications.     United  States  Department  of  Agriculture,  monthly  list  of  publi- 
cations, June  1944.     (1944.]     4  p.     t     •  Item  132 
L.  C.  card  Agr  9-1414  A  21.6/5 :  944/6 

Technical  bulletins  801-825  [title  page],  with  contents;  prepared  in  Indexing 
Section.     1944.     12  p.     (Publications  Division.)     *  Paper,   .5c.     •  Item  16 

A  1.36 :  801-825/t.p.  &  cont. 

LIBRARY 

Agriculture.     Bibliography    of    agriculture,    v.    5,    no.    1;    July    1944.     [1944.] 
[202]  p.  4°     [Monthly.]     *  Paper,  35c.  single  copy,  $3.75  a  yr. ;  foreign  sub- 
scription, $4.75.     •  Item  134 
L.  C.  card  Agr.  42-386  A  17.18 :  5/1 

hand  settlement,  list  of  references;  compiled  by  Annie  M.  Hannay.  June  1944. 
167  p.  4°     (Library  list  9.)      [Processed.]     t 

L.  C.  card  Agr  44-126  A  17.17 :  9 

Note. — This  bibliography  contains  selected  references  on  land  settlement  for  the  years 
19:38-4.'!  and  a  part  of  1944.  It  partially  supplements  the  Bibliography  on  land  settlement 
and  the  Bibliography  on  land  utilization,  issued  by  the  Department  of  Agriculture  in  1934 
and  1938,  as  Miscellaneous  publication   #172  and  ii:284,  respectively. 

RURAL  ELECTRIFICATION  ADMINISTRATION 

Rural    electrification   news,  July   1944;    [v.   9,    no.    11].     [1944.]     24    p.    il.    4° 

[Monthly.]     *  Paper,  10c.  single  copy,  75c.  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $1.15. 
•  Item  147 

L.  C.  card  37-26406  A  68.9:  9/11 

WAR  FOOD  ADMINISTRATION 

Addresses.  It  depends  on  you  and  me,  address  by  Marvin  Jones,  war  food  admin- 
istrator, before  Massachusetts  Retail  Grocers  Association,  Boston,  Mass.,  Juno 
11,   1944.     [1944.]     4  p.   4°     [Processed.]     t  A 80.7 :M 38 

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AGRICULTURAL  ADJUSTMENT  AGENCY 

Addresses.  Soil  fertility  in  its  broader  implications,  lecture  delivered  before 
personnel  of  War  Food  Administration,  Washington,  D.  C,  June  9,  1944,  by 
Wm.  A.  Albrecht,  Soils  Department,  College  of  Agriculture,  Univereity  of 
Missouri.     [1944.]      [G]    p.    4°     [Processed.]     t  A  80.609:  So  3 

Post-tvar  planninQ.  Northeastern  farmers  plan  for  a  better  peace.  [1944.] 
[4]  p.  narrow  8°     [Processed.]     t  A  80.602  :P  31 

DISTRIBUTION   OFFICE 

Addresses.  Dairy  farmers  and  the  war,  address  by  Lee  Marshall,  director  of 
distribution.  War  Food  Administration,  befoi-e  Dairymen's  League  Association, 
Inc.,  Syracuse,  N.  Y.,  June  15,  1944.     [1944.]     6  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t 

A  80.120 :  D  14/2 

Food  procurement  and  disposition,  address  by  Lee  Marshall,  director  of 

food  distribution.  War  Food  Administration,  before  Grocery  Manufacturers' 
Association,  June  14,  1944,  New  York  City,  N.  Y.  [1944.]  5  p.  4"  [Proc- 
essed.]    t  A  80.120  :  F  73/9 

Seeds  for  victory  and  peace,  address  by  Lee  Marshall,  director  of  distribu- 
tion. War  Food  Administration,  before  American  Seed  Trade  Association,  Chi- 
cago, June  20,  1944.     [1944.]     5  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  A80.120:Se3 

This  problem  of  surpluses,  address  by  Lee  Marshall,  director  of  distribu- 
tion, War  Food  Administration,  before  Supermarket  Institute  Conference, 
Chicago,  111.,  June  21,  1944.     [1944.]     5  p.  4"     [Processed.]     f     A  80.12(1 :  Su  7 

Wheat,  symbol  of  victory,  address  by  Lee  Marshall,  director  of  distribution. 

War  Food  Administration,  before  field  meeting  of  Kansas  Wheat  Improvement 
Association,  Paul  Uhlmann  Farm,  near  Kansas  City,  Kans.,  June  17.  1944. 
[1944.]     4  p.  4"     [Processed.]     f  A  80.120 :  W  56 

Cold  sforar/e  report  as  of  July  1,  1944.  [1944.]  12  p.  il.  r  [Monthly.  Proc- 
essed.]    t  A  80.107  :  944/7 

Consumers'  guide,  July  1944;    [v.  10,  no.  8].     [1944.]     16  p.  il.   4°     [Monthly. 

Includes  CG  news  letter.  ]  *  Paper,  5c.  single  copy,  50c.  a  yr. ;  f oi'eign  sub- 
scription, 70c.     •  Item  48 

L.  C.  card  36-12412  A  80.108  :  10/8 

Container  notes  no.  18;  July  10,  1944.     [1944.]     2  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

A  80.126:  18 

Cotton.  Results  of  fiber  and  spinning  tests  of  some  cottons  grown  in  Texas  and 
Oklahoma,  crop  of  1943 ;  [prepared  in  Research  and  Testing  Division,  Cotton 
and  Fiber  Branch].     June  1944.     9  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t 

A  80.102 :  C  82/5/943 

Results  of  fiber  and  spinning  tests  of  some  cottons  grown  in  the  Southeast, 

crop  of  1943;  [prepared  in  Research  and  Testing  Division,  ('ottcm  and  Fiber 
Branch].     June  1944.     9  p.   4"     [Processed.]     t  A  80.102 :  C 82/2/943 

- — •  Weekly  cotton  market  review,  v.  25,  no.  48-52;  July  1-29,  1944.  [1»44.] 
Each  2  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  A  80.109 :  25/48-52 

Food.     Food  con.servation  education  in  elementary  school  program  [with  list  of 
publications  on  food  conservation].     [Jinie  1944.]      [2]-j-22  p.  il.     (NFC-13.) 
[Prepared  in  cooperation  with  Education  Office.]     f     •  Item  61 
L.  C.  card  Agr  44-142  A  80.123  :  13 

Food  trade  letter  32-36;  June  3-24,  1944.     [1944.]     Each  |2]  p.  or  1  p.  il.  f° 

[Weekly.     Processed.     Number  34,  June  12,  1944,  is  a  special  edition.)     t 

A  80.125  :  32-36 

Jloncy.  Semi-monthly  honey  report,  v.  28,  no.  13  and  14;  July  1  and  15,  1944. 
[1944.]    Each  7  p.    narrow  f"    [Processed.]    t  A  80.110:  28/13,  14 

Livestock,  meats  and  wool,  market  reviews  and  statistics,  Julv  1-22,  [1944]  ;  v. 
12,  no.  27-30.     July  5-26,  1944.     p.  446-513,  4"     [Weekly.     Processed.]     f 

A  80.111:12/27-30 

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Marketing  activities.  Marketing  activities,  June  1944;  [v.  7,  no.  6].  [1044.] 
19  p.  11.  4"     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t  A  80.114: 7/6 

Same,  July  1944;  [v.  7,  no.  7].  [1944.]  19  p.  11.  4"  [Monthly.  Proc- 
essed]    t  .  A8a.ll4:7/7 

Milk.  Order  regulating  handling  of  milk  in  Wichita,  Kaus.,  marketing  area, 
effective  June  1,  1944.  [1944.]  14  p.  (Order  68.)  [Title  7,  chap.  9,  Code  of 
Federal  regulations,    (Marketing  orders)   pt.  968.]     t     •  Item  159 

A  80.116:  68 

P.  and  8.  docket,  monthly  report  of  action  taken  on  cases  arising  under  packers 
and  stockyards  act,  v.  7  [6],  no.  6  [7];  July  1944.  [1944.]  3  p.  4°  [Proc- 
essed.]    t  A  80.115:  6/7 

Peanuts.  Weekly  peanut  report,  v.  26,  no.  27-30;  July  5-26,  1944.  [1944.] 
various  paging,  narrow  f°     [Processed.]     f  A  80.112  :  26/27-30 

Penicillin,  new  medical  ally.     [June  3,  1944.]     4  p.  il.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

A  80.102  :  P  37 

Sugarcane.  Determination  of  fair  and  reasonable  wage  rates  for  persons  em- 
ployed in  production  and  cultivation  of  sugarcane  in  Florida  during  calendar 
year  1944.     June  6,  1944.    1  p.     (S.  D.  193  ;  Sugar  Branch.)     t     •  Item  30 

A  80.117 :  193 

Determination  of  farming  practices  to  be  carried  out  in  connection  with 

production  of  sugarcane  during  crop  year  1944-45  in  Puerto  Rico,  pursuant  to 
sugar  act  of  1937,  as  amended  (revised).  May  25,  1944.  2  p.  (S.  D.  177, 
rev.  1;  Sugar  Branch.)     t     •  Item  30  A  80.117 :  177/2 

Tobacco  market  review,  1943-44  season,  class  2,  fire-cured,  types  21,  22,  23,  and  24. 
June  1944.     [2]+28  p.  il.  4°     [Processed.]     t  A  80.102 :  T  55/3/943-44 

EISTENSION   SERVICE 

Beans.  Twelve  points  in  grading  dry  edible  beans.  May  1944.  12  p.  il.  narrow 
8°     (Agriculture  Dept.    AWI-99.)     f     •  Item  11  A  1.59:99 

Extension  Service  revieic,  v.  15,  no.  7;  July  1944.     [1944.]     p.   97-112,  il.   4° 
[Monthly.]     *  Paper,  l()c.  single  copy,  75c.  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $1.15. 
•  Item  95 
L.  C.  card  Agr  30-359  A  80.307: 15/7 

Posters.  Produce  high  grade  cotton,  make  the  grade  this  year;  [poster].  1944. 
28X19.9  in.     [Illustrator,  Robert  E.  Lee.]     t  A  80.308  :C  82 

Slidefilms. 

Note. — Slidefilms  covering  many  phases  of  agriculture  and  home  economics  have  been 
prepared  by  the  Extension  Service  in  cooperation  with  subject-matter  bureaus  of  the 
Agriculture  Department.     Each  slidefllm  is  accompanied  by  explanatory  lecture  notes. 

A  list  of  available  subjects  and  information  on  how  to  purchase  slidefilms  may  be 
obtained  from  the  Division  of  Extension  Information,  Extension  Service,  Department  of 
Agriculture,  Washington  25,  D.  C. 

PRODUCTION   OFFICE 

Note. — By  authority  of  Administrator's  memorandum  27,  supp.  4,  of  the  War  Food 
Administration,  dated  Jan.  21,  1944,  the  name  of  the  Food  Production  Administration  was 
changed  to  Office  of  Production. 

By  the  same  authority  the  Soil  Conservation  Service  was  authorized  to  function  as  an 
Independent  agency  within  the  War  Food  Administration. 

The  publications  of  the  Soil  Conservation  Service  entered  below  were  ordered  prior  to 
the  change  in  status  of  the  Service.     See  also,  below,  Soil  Conservation  Service. 

Muskingum  County,  Ohio.  Physical  land  conditions  in  Muskingum  and  Guernsey 
Counties,  Ohio;  by  C.  L.  Whiteford,  A.  H.  Paschall,  and  E.  C.  Sease.  1944. 
[1]-|-61  p.  il.  2  maps  in  pocket,  large  8°  (Soil  Conservation  Service;  Physical 
land  survey  32.)  [For  upe  in  farm  conservation  planning.  Date  on  cover  is 
1943.]  *  Paper,  35c.  •  Item  150 
L.  C.  card  Agr  44-129  A  80.2012 :  32 

Polk  County,  Ga.     Physical  land  conditions  in  Polk  County,  Ga. ;  by  J.  H.  "Winsor 
and  C.  L.  Veatch.     1944.     [l]-|-55  p.  il.  large  8°     (Soil  Conservation  Service; 
Physical  land  survey  34.)     [For  use  in  farm  conservation  planning.]     *  Paper, 
20c.     •  Item  150 
L.  C.  card  Agr  44-130  A  80.2012:  34 

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SOIL   CONSERVATION    SERVICE 
Note. — See  also,  above,  Production  Office. 

MUkiveed.     Pick  milkweed  pods,  save  a  life ;  [prepared  by  principal  horticulturist, 

Soil  Conservation  Service].     INlar.  25,  1944.     4  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

A  80.502  :  M  59 
Soil  conservation,  official  organ  of  Soil  Conservation  Service,  July  1944;  [v.  10, 

no.  1].     [1944.]     p.  1-16,  il.     4°     [Monthly.]     *  Paper,  10c.  single  copy,  $1.00 

a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $1.50.     •  Item  152 

L.  C.  card  Agr  35-403  A  80.507 :  10/1 

Soil  conservation  districts,  state  of  organization  by  States,  approximate  acreage, 
number  of  operating  units  and  farms  in  organized  districts  [as  of  June  15, 1^4]. 
July  3,  1944.     [l]+30p.  2tab.  4"     [Monthly.     Processed.]     f      A  80.508 :  944/6 

AMERICAN  BATTLE  MONUMENTS  COMMISSION 

European  War,  Wl.'f-lS.  1st  Division,  summary  of  operations  in  World  War 

[with  list  of  sources].  1944.     xi+119  p.  il.  7  maps  in  pocket.     *  Fabrikoid, 
$1.50.     •  Item  162 

L.  C.  card  44-41200  Y  3.Am  3 :  W  89/lst  Div. 

CIVIL  SERVICE  COMMISSION 

Note. — The  Commission  furnishes  individual  copies  of  most  of  its  publications  gra- 
tuitously to  those  who  apply  for  them. 

[Class  specifications  and  statements  of  allocation  standards  for  positions  subject 
to  classification  act  of  1923,  as  amended]  ;  May  1944.  [1944.]  28  p.  [Monthly. 
Issued  in  loose-leaf  form.]     *  Paper,  15c.  single  copy,  $1.50  a  yr.     •  Item  169 

CS  1.39 :  944/5 

Efficiency  rating  manual,  effective  Jan.  1, 1944 ;  amended  to  Mar.  15, 1944.     [1944.] 
iv-fl9  p.     (Form  3823  revised;  Personnel  Classification  Division,  Efficiency 
Ratings  Administration  Section.)     *  Paper,  10c.     ©Item  171 
L.  C.  card  44-41230  CS  1.7/2:  Ef  4/944-2 

Suggestion  systems,  selected  list  of  references.  May  1944.  [3] +24  p.  4" 
[Processed.]     t  CS1.2:Su3 

COMMERCE  DEPARTMENT 

CENSUS  BUREAU 

Canada.    United  States  exports  of  domestic  and  foreign  merchandise  to  Canada 
(including  lend-lease  exports),  calendar  year  1942.      [1944.]       [l]-f31  p.  4° 
[Processed.     Prepared   under  supervision  of  J.  Edward  Ely,  chief.   Foreign 
Trade  Division.]     t 
L.  C.  card  44-41231  C  3.157/4 :  942 

United  States  general  imports  from  Canada,  excluding  strategic  and  criti- 
cal materials  and  military  equipment,  calendar  year  1942.  [1944.]  [l]+26  p. 
4°  [Processed.  Prepared  under  supervision  of  J.  Edward  Ely,  chief.  Foreign 
Trade  Division.]     f 

L.  C.  card  44-41232  C  3.157/5 :  942 

Commerce.  Changes  in  Schedule  A,  statistical  classification  of  imports  into 
United  States  (Jan.  1,  1943  edition),  trade  agreement,  Iran  (T.  D.  51067). 
[June  26,  1944.]     6  leaves,  4°     [Processed.]     t  C  3.150:  A/943/ch.-14 

Supplement  to  Schedule  B.  Jan.  1,  1944  edition,  statistical  classification  of 

domestic  and  foreign  commodities  exported  from  United  States,  and  regula- 
tions governing  statistical  returns  of  exports  of  commodities,  pt.  2,  Numbered 
classifications  and  articles  included.  July  1944.  [2] +20  p.  4°  [Processed.] 
'  C  3.150 :  B/944/pt.  2/supp. 

Cotton.  Activity  in  cotton  spinning  industry  for  June  1944.  July  20,  1944.  1  p. 
4°     [Monthly.     Processed.     Preliminary  report]     t  C  3.53: 944/6 

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Cotton — Continued. 

June  roport  of  cotton  consumed,  on  hand,  and  active  cotton  spindles.     July 

15,  1944.     oblong  32°     [Preliminary  report.     Issued  in  postal  card  form.]     t 

C  3.21 :  943-44/11 

Cottnii.'ircd  received,  crushed,  and  on  hand,  and  cottonseed  products  manufac- 
tured, shipped  out,  and  on  liniid,  for  11  months  ending  June  30,  1944  and  1943. 
.Tuly  13,  1944.  oblong  32"  [Preliminary  report.  Issued  in  postal  card  form.] 
t  C  3.149 :  943-44/n 

A7  Sulrndor,  summary  of  biostatistics,  maps  and  charts,  population,  natality  and 
mortality  statistics  [with  bibliography].     Washington,  Mar.  1944.     [1]+111  p. 
il.    4°    [Processed.    Prepared  in  cooperation  with  Coordinator  of  Inter-American 
Affairs  Office.     Some  of  these  pages  are  issued  as  leaves.]     t 
L.  C.  card  44-41233  C  3.2 :  Sa  3 

Employment.  Government  employment,  v.  5,  no.  2,  County  employment  in  1944; 
by  Inez  A.  Applebee.  Washinglon,  D.  C,  July  1944.  30  p.  il.  4°  [Processed.] 
t  C  3.140:  5/2 

Government  employment.  1st  quarter,  1944 ;  v.  5,  no.  1,  final,  Public  em- 
ployment in  Jan.  1944.  July  1944.  8  p.  il.  4°  [Processed.  Formerly  State 
and  local  government  quarterly  employment  survey.]     t  C  3.140:  5/1 

Same,  2d  quarter,  1944 ;  v.  5,  no.  3,  preliminary,  Public  employment  in  Apr. . 

1944.     June  1944.     [2]  p.  il.  4°     [Processed.]     t     j  C  3.140  :.5/3/prelim. 

Fats.  Animal  and  vegetable  fats  and  oils,  production,  consumption,  and  stocks, 
quarterly  for  calendar  years  1939-43,  and  imports  and  exports  for  calendar 
years  1939-40,  and  1st  3  quarters  of  1941.  1944.  ii+30  p.  il.  [Prepared  under 
supervision  of  Zellmer  R.  Pettet,  chief.  Agriculture  Division.]     *  Paper,  10c. 

•  Item  183 

L.  C.  card  22-26370  C  3.56 :  943 

Financial  statistics.     State  finances,  1943:  v.  2,  Topical  reports,  no.  4,  Balances 
in  State  general,  highway,  and  postwar-reserve  funds  in  1943.    Mar.  1944.    12  p. 
4°    [Processed.    Prepared  under  supervision  of  E.  R.  Gray,  chief.  Governments 
Division,  by  V.  J.  Wyckoff.]     t 
L.  C.  card  16-26796  C  3.141 :  &43/v.  2,  no.  4 

Same :  v.  3,  Statistical  compendium.    1944.    iv+63  p.  4°     [Prepared  under 

supervision  of  E.  R.  Gray,  chief.  Governments  Division.]     *  Paper,  20c. 

•  Item  197  C  3.141 :  943/v.  3 

Industri<il  and  business  statistics.  [Monthly  and  quarterly  industrial  and  busi- 
ness statistics.]     4"  or  oblong  8°     [Processed.]     t 

C  3.     ( various  arbitrary  numbers )  : 

Note. — The  Census  Bureau  collects  and  publishes  monthly  and  quarterly  current  statis- 
tics in  processed  form  for  numerous  industries  and  commodities.  Summaries  of  nwst 
of  these  statistics  are  published  later  in  Survey  of  current^  biusiness  issued  each  month 
by  the  Foreign  and  Domestic  Commerce  Bureau.  The  titles  of  these  reports  as  issued  for 
1944,  with  tne  Documents  Office  classification  number  for  each,  are  listed  below : 

Monthly  industrial  and  business  reports. 
Asphalt  and   tar  roofing  and   siding  prod-         Men's,  youths',  and  boys'  clothing  (civilian 

ucts,  Shipments  of  (C  3.100:)  and  Government)    (C3.92:) 

Boots,  shoes,  and  slippers,  other  than  rub-         Oil  burners  (C  3.93  :) 

ber  (C  3.43  :)  Paint,  varnish,  lacquer,  and  fillers  (C  3.94  :) 

Commercial  steel  castings  (C3.74:)  Plastic  paints,  coldwater  paints,  and  cal- 

Coiifectionery    and    competitive    chocolate  cimines  (C3.96:) 

products,  manufacturers' sales  (C  3. 13.T  :t  Porcelain  enameled  products,  metal  base 
Cotton  consumed,  on  hand,  and  active  cot-  only  (C3.98:) 

ton  spindles   (C3.21:)  Public  merchandise  warehousing  (C  3.102:) 

Cotton,   leather,   and  allied   garments    (ci-         Pyroxylin     coated    woven     cotton     fabrics 

vilian  and  Government)    (C3.64:)  (C  3.104:) 

Cottonseed  products  manufactured  and  on         Raw  wool  consumption   (C  3.52  :) 

hflnd  at  oil  mills  by  States  (C  3.125  :)  Red  cedar,  shingles  (C  3.119  :) 

Domestic  pumps,  water  systems,  and  wind-         Retail  sales,  independent  stores  [summary 

mills  (C  3.77.)  and  one  report  for  each  of  34  States  and 

Fats     and     oils,     animal     and     vegetable  6  cities]    (C  3.138 :) 

(C  3.123  :)  Sales  finance  companies  (C  3.151  :) 

Galvanized  range  boilers  and  tanks  for  hot         Steel  barrels  and  drums  (C  3.106 :) 

water  heaters  (C3.86:)  Ste.-l  boilers   (C  3.107  :) 

I><'ather  gloves  and  mittens   (C3.42:)  Superphosphate   (C  3.111  :) 

Malleable  Iron  castings  (C3.89:)  Underwear,    knit    cloth    and    knit    fabric 

Mechanical  stokers  (C  3.91:)  gloves   (C  3.113  :) 

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Industrial  and  business  statistics — Continued. 

Monthly  industrial  and  business  reports — Continued 
Wheat  ground  and  wheat-milling  products         Wholesalers'  sales,  inventories,  and  credits 

(C  3.117:)  (C  3.133:) 

White    base    antifriction    bearing    metals         Wool  machinery  activity  (C  3.51  :) 
(C3.71:) 

Quarterly  industrial  and  business  reports 
Blowers,  fans,  unit  heaters,  and  accessory         Warm-air   furnaces   and   winter   air-condi- 

equipment   (C  3.143:)  tioning  units  (C  3.144:) 

Fats  and  oils,  Factory  consumption  of  pri-         Wheat  and  wheat-flour  stocks  held  by  mills 
mary   animal   and   vegetable,  by  classes  (C  3.115:) 

of  products  (C  3.154  :)  Wool  and  related  fibers,  Commercial  stocks 

Lacquers,  Sales  of  (C  3.88  :)  of  (C  3.52/3  :) 

Industry.     Facts  for  industry.     4°  and  oblong  8°     [Processed.]     t  C  3.158: 

Note. — The  Facts  for  industry  series  was  established  as  the  medium  to  carry  out  the 
policy  adopted  by  the  War  Production  Board  of  releasing  significant  statistical  data  to 
industry  whenever  the  release  would  not  interfere  with  the  war  effi)rt.  Generally,  the 
series  provides  information  on  such  basic  factors  as  production,  shipments,  inventories 
and  unfilled  orders,  for  products  for  which  the  Board  has  required  reports  in  order  to 
maintain  war-time  controls.  Facts  for  industry  series  is  issued  jointly  by  the  War  Produc- 
tion Board  and  the  Bureau  of  the  Census,  and  may  be  of  two  kinds :  one-time  and 
periodic. 

Labor  force.  Montlily  report  on  labor  force ;  Estimates  of  labor  force,  employ- 
ment, and  unemployment  in  United  States  during  weelv  of  June  4-10,  1944.  July 
11,1944.     4  p.  4°     ( Special  surveys  ;  MRLF-no.  25. )      [Processed.]     t 

O  3.155 :  25 

Mortality  index.  Weekly  mortality  index,  deaths  in  major  cities,  July  1-29,  1944 ; 
V.  15,  no.  26-30.     July  7-Aug.  3,  1944.     Each  4  p.  il.  4"     [Processed.]     t 

C  3.41 :  15/26-30 

Prisoners  in  State  and  Federal  prisons  and  reformatories,  [calendar  year]  1941. 

1944.     iv-4-67  p.     [Prepared  by  Henry  D.  Sheldon  under  supervision  of  Leon  E. 

Truesdell,  chief,  Population  Division,   and  Hov^ard  G.   Brunsman,   assistant 

chief.]     *  Paper.  15c.     •  Item  198 

•  L.  C.  card  29-26780  C  3.2  :  P  93/4/941 

Vital  statistics.     Classification  of  terms  and  comparability  of  titles  through  5 
revisions  of  international  list  of  causes  of  death.     Washington,  1944.     110  p.  4° 
[Processed.     Prepared   under  supervision   of   Halbert  L.   Dunn,  chief,   Vital 
Statistics  Division.]     t 
L.  C.  card  44-41234  C  3.6 :  D  34/2 

Monthly  vital  statistics  bulletin,  July  8,  1944;  v.  7,  no.  5.     [1944.]     4  p. 

11.4°     [Processed.]     t  C  3.127: 7/5 

CIVIL  AERONAUTICS  AUTHORITY 

CIVIL  AERONAUTICS  ADMINISTRATION 

Civil  aeronautics  journal,  issued  monthly  by  Information  &  Statistics  Service,  v.  5, 
no.  7;  July  15,  1944.     [1944.]     p.  77-88,  il.  4°     *  Paper,  5c.  single  copy,  50c. 
a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  75c.     •  Item  219 
L.  C.  card  40-26182  C  31.118:  5/7 

Fires.    Determination  of  means  to  safeguard  aircraft  from  powerplant  fires  in 
flight,  pt.  1  [with  bibliography]  ;  by  A.  W.  Dallas  and  H.  L.  Hansberry.  Sept. 
1943.    cover    title,    iii-fl21    p.    il.    4°     (Technical    development    report    33.) 
[Processed.]     $ 
L.  C.  card  44-41235  0  31.119:33 

—  Same,  pt.  2  ;  by  George  L.  Pigman.     Oct.  1943.     cover  title,  [2] +46  p.  11.  4° 
(Technical  development  repoi-t  37.)      [Processed.]     t  0  31.110:37 

—  Same,  pt.  3;  by  H.  L.  Hansberry.     Apr.  1944.     cover  title,  [2] +34  p.  il.  4° 
(Technical  development  report  38. )     [Processed.]     $  0  31.119:38 

Goniometer.  Construction  of  goniometer  for  u.se  in  determining  candlepower 
characteristics  of  beacons,  by  F.  C.  Brecltenridge  and  T.  H.  Projector.  Feb.  1941. 
cover  title,  [1] +8  p.  il.  4°  (Technical  development  report  39.)  [Processed.]  % 
L.  0,  card  44-40934  0  31.119:39 

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906  Government  Publications 

Tahc-off  (aircraft).  Correlation  of  aircraft  take-off  and  lauding  characteristics 
with  airport  size  [with  list  of  references]  ;  by  A.  L.  jNIorse.  Apr.  1944.  cover 
title,  [4]-fl3o  p.  il.  4°  (Technical  development  report  40.)  [Processed.]  t 
L.  C.  card  44-4123G  C  31.119 :  40 

CIVIL  AEBONAUTICS  BOAKD 

Note. — The  opinions  in  economic  proceedings  of  the  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  are  printed 
s»'paratL'ly  bcf,'iiiuiug  with  v.  2,  and  are  "adva4ice  sheets"'  of  the  material  which  will  make 
up  l)ound  volumes  of  the  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  Reports. 

The  separate  opinions  are  obtainable  from  the  Superintendent  of  Documents,  Government 
I'rintiiig  Otflce,  Washington  25,  D.  C.,  at  a  subscription  price  of  |1.00  per  volume;  single 
copius  vary  in  price. 

Ackerman  Air  Service.  Docket  no.  71^01-E-l,  Ackerman  Air  Service  et  al., 
Alaska  air  transportation  investigation  [decided  Oct.  22,  1942;  opinion  and 
order].  [1944.]  [1] +804-897  p.  2  maps.  ([Opinion]  60.)  [From  C.  A.  B. 
Keports,  v.  3.]     *  Paper,  20c.  C  31.211/a  :  3/60 

Aircraft  accidents.  Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  acci- 
dent involving  aircraft  during  local  commercial  flight  [approximately  13  miles 
southwest  of  Alamosa  Airport,  Alamosa,  Colo.,  Feb.  22,  1944]  ;  adopted  July  3, 
1944.     [1944.]     Ip. '4°     [Processed.]     t  C  31.213  :A1 11 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  instruction  flight  [near  Breedlove  Commercial  Field  No.  2, 
Lubbock,  Tex.,  Oct.  29,  1943]  ;  adopted  June  23,  1944.  [1944.]  1  p.  4"  [Proc- 
essed.]    t  C  31.213  :L  961 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  pleasure  flight  [approximately  2  miles  south  of  Osseo, 
Minn,  (near  Robbinsdale),  Dec.  4,  1943]  ;  adopted  July  3,  1944.  [1944.]  1  p.  4" 
[Processed.  ]     t  C  31 .213 :  Os  7 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  pleasure  flight  [approximately  5  miles  southwest  of  Boga- 
lusa,  La.,  Mar.  10,  1944]  ;  adopted  July  7,  1944.  [1944.]  1  p.  4°  [Proc- 
essed.]    I  C  31.213  :B6§3 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  pleasure  flight  [Curry  Airport,  Dallas,  Tex.,  Jan.  17, 1944]  ; 
adopted  June  23,  1944.     [1944.]    1  p.  4°    [Processed.]    t  C  31.213  :  D  161/2 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  pleasure  flight  [Krist-Port  Airport,  Farmington,  Mich., 
Jan.  31,  1944] ;  adopted  June  23,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

C  31.213  :  F  229 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

ail-craft  during  local  pleasure  flight  [near  MacArthur  Field,  Hollywood,  Fla., 
Oct.  31,  1943]  ;  adopted  June  23,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4"     [Processed.]     $ 

C  31.213  :  H  729 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  practice  flight  [near  Municipal  Airport,  Kansas  Citj',  Mo., 
Jan.  15,  1944]  ;  adopted  July  3,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

C  31.213  :  K 13/2 

Reixtrt  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  test  flight  [near  Pan  American  Airways  base.  Dinner  Key, 
Miami,  Fla.,  Sept.  24,  1943]  adopted  July  3,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  4°  [Proc- 
essed.]    t  C  31.213  :M  58 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  in  scheduled  air  carrier  operation  [about  17  miles  southeast  of 
Chambersburg,  Pa.,  Oct.  25,  1943];  adopted  July  3,  1944.  [1944.]  3  p.  4° 
[Processed.]     t  C  31.213:0  355 

American  Airlines,  Inc.  Docket  no.  334,  American  Airlines,  Inc., .mail  rate  pro- 
ceeding [decided  Nov.  12,  1942;  opinion  and  order  on  rehearing,  reargument, 
and  reconsideration].  [1944.]  [1] +770-803  p.  ([Opinion]  59.)  [From 
C.  A.  B.  Reports,  v.  3.]     *  Paper,  5c.  C  31.211/a  :  3/59 

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Civil  air  regulations.  Civil  air  regulations:  pt.  01,  Airworthiness  certificates,  as 
amended  to  Oct.  15,  1942.  [Reprint  1944.]  4  p.  4°  [Issued  with  perfora- 
tions.]    *  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  225  C  31.209 :  01/3-2 

■ Same :  pt.  13,  Aircraft  engine  airworthiness,  effective  Aug.  1,  1941.  [Re- 
print 1944.]     4  p.  4°     [Issued  with  perforations.]     *  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  225 

C  31.1^09 :  13/1-2 

• Civil  air  regulations  amendments.     [Processed.]         t  C  31.209: 

Note. — Amendments  to  Civil  air  regulations,  beginning  with  Oct.  15,  1941,  are  issued 
in  a  new  form,  and  are  numbered  so  that  no  amendment  will  affect  more  than  one  part 
of  the  Regulations.  These  amendments  or  digests  of  them  will  he  published  in  the  monthly 
Civil  aeronautics  journal.  Separate  entries  of  these  amendments  are  not  listed  in  the 
Monthly  catalog. 

Eastern  Air  Lines,  Inc.  Docket  no.  335,  Eastern  Air  Lines,  Inc.,  mail  rate  pro- 
ceeding, decided  Oct.  19,  1942;  [opinion  and  order.]  [1944.]  p.  733-709. 
([Opinion]  58.)      [From  C.  A.  B.  Reports,  v.  3.]     *  Paper,  10c. 

C  31.211/a :  3/58 

Foreign  air  news  digest.  Foreign  air  news  digest,  v.  2,  no.  22-37 ;  Jan.  3-July  31, 
1944.  [1944.]  various  paging,  4°  [Fortnightly.  Processed.  Numbers  29-37 
carry  continuous  paging  81-171.  Previous  issues  not  entered  in  the  Monthly 
catalog.]     t  0  31.216:2/22-37 

. Same,  index,  v.  2,  issues  no.  22-28;  Jan.  13  [3]-Mar.  27,  1944.     [1944.] 

[1]+1G  p.  4°     [Processed.     Prepared  with  assistance  of  Air  Transport  Divi- 
sion of  Foreign  Economic  Administration.]     t  C  31.216 :  2/22-2S/ind. 

Fan  American  Airways,  Inc.  Docket  no.  10-401  (E)-l,  Pacific  Alaska  Airways, 
Inc.  (now  Pan  American  Airways,  Inc.),  certificate  of  public  convenience  and 
necessity  [decided  Oct.  22,  1942 ;  opinion  and  order.]  [1944.]  [1]  +902-912  p. 
([Opinion]  61.)      [From  C.  A.  B.  Reports,  v.  3.]     *  Paper,  5c.     C  31.211/a  :  3/61 

COAST  AND  GEODETIC  SURVEY 

Coast  pilots.  Supplement  to  United  States  coast  pilot,  Alaska :  pt.  1,  Dixon  En- 
trance to  Yakutat  Bay,  9th  (1943)  edition;  June  3,  1944.  [1944.]  5  leaves. 
( Serial  654-1. )     t     •  Item  238  C  4.7/2  :  943/supp.-l 

Hydrograpliic  manual;  by  K.  T.  Adams.     Revised   (1942)   edition.     1942   [pub- 
lished 1944].     xvi  +  940  p.  il.     14  pi.  map,  large  8°     (Special  publication  143.) 
[Includes  list  of  Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey  publications  of  interest  in  connec- 
tion with  this  manual.]     *  Cloth,  $2.75.     •  Item  233 
L.  C.  card  44-41237  C  4.19 :  143/3 

Seismological  bulletin,  MSI-110;  Oct.  1942.  Washington,  D.  C,  1944.  cover  title, 
IS  p.  f     [Monthly.     Processed,  with  printed  cover.]     $  0  4.36:110 

FOREIGN  AND  DOMESTIC  COMMERCE  BUREAU 

Bolivia.  United  States  trade  with  Bolivia  in  1942.  June  1944.  [2]-h4  p.  il.  4° 
[  Processed.  ]     t  C  18.204 :  B63/942 

Business.     Survey  of  current  business,  July  1944;  [v.  24,  no.  7].     [1944.]     cover 
title,  20+S36  p.  il.  4"     [Monthly.     Text  on  p.  2-4  of  cover.]     *Paper,  15c.  single 
copv,  $1.75  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $2.50.     •  Item  257 
L.  C.  card  21-26819  C  18.35 :  24/7 

Same,  weekly  supplement,  July  6-27,  1944.     [1944.]     Each   [2]   p.  il.  4° 

[Processed.]     t  C  18.36 :  944/27-30 

Businessmen's  organizations.  Georgia,  State-local  businessmen's  organizations; 
by  C.  J.  Judkins  and  H.  E.  Wells.     Jan.  1944.      ii-(-8  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

C  18.200/2 :  G  29 

Indiana,   State-local  businessmen's  organizations;  by  C  J.  Judkins  and 

H.  E.  Wells.     June  1944.     ii-fl2  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  C  18.200/2 :  In  2 

Kansas,  State-local  businessmen's  organizations ;  by  C.  J.  Judkins  and  H.  E. 

Wells.     May  1944.     [2]  -^8  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  C  18.200/2 :  K 13 

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9()g  Government  Publications 

liusincssnrcn's  organisations — Continued.  ^    t    t   ^,  •  i 
Kcntuokv    State-local  businessmen's  organizations;  by  C.  J.  Judkins  and 

H.  E.  Wells.  ■  May  1944.    ii+8  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t  C  18.200/2 :  K  41 
Louisiana,  State-local  businessmen's  organizations;  by  C  J.  Judkins  and 

H.E.Wells.     JuneliW4.     [2]+7p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  C  18.200/2 :  L  93 
Maine     State-local   businessmen's   organizations;    by   C    J.    Judkins   and 

H.E.  Wells.     May  1944.     ii+6p.4°     [Processed.]     t  C  18.200/2 :  M  28 
Mississippi,  State-local  businessmen's  organizations;  by  C.  J.  Judkins  and 

H.E.Wells.     June  1944.     ii+6  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t  C  18.200/2 :  M  69  i 
Montana  and  Wyoming.  State-local  businessmen's  organizations;  by  C.  -1. 

Judkins  and  H.  E.  Wells.     June  1944.     [2]+8p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

C  18.200/2 :  M  « (> 

Oregon    and    Idaho,    State-local   businessmen's   organizations;    by   C   J. 

Judkins  and  H.  E.  Wells.     May  1944.      [2]-f  8-f  |2]  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

C  18.200/2 :  Or  3 

Utah  and  Nevada,  State-local  businessmen's  organizations ;  by  C.  J.  Judkins 

and  H.  E.  W^ells.     June  1944.     [2]-f6+[2]  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

C  18.200/2 :  Ut  1 

Domestic  cotnmerce,  v.  32,  no.  7;  July  1944.  [1944.]  32  p.  il.  4°  [Monthly.] 
♦Paper,  10c.  single  copy,  $1.00  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $1.40.     •  Item  251 

C  18.32 :  32/7  . 

Dominican  RcpuUic.  United  States  trade  with  Dominican  Republic  in  1942.  July 
1944.     l2]-f5p.  il.  4°     [Processed.]     t  C  18.204 :  D  71/942 

Foreign  commerce  weekly,  v.  16.  no.  1-5 :  July  1-29,  1944.     [1944.]     various  pag- 
ing, il.  4°     *Paper,  10c.  single  copy,  $4.50  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $7.90. 
•  Item  251 
L.  C.  card  40-29231  C  18.5A :  16/1-5 

Industry  survey,  manufacturers'  inventories,  shipments,  incoming  business,  un- 
filled orders.  May  1944.  [1944.]  4+ [4]  p.  il.  4°  [Monthly.  Processed.]  t 
L.  C.  card  41-51038  C  18.224 :  944/5 

Urunvoy.  United  States  trade  with  Uruguay  in  1942.  June  1944.  [2]-f  5  p.  il. 
4°     [Proces.sed.]     t  C  18.204 :  Ur  8/942 

Wood  pulp.  Industry  report,  pulp  and  paper,  July  1944:  Pulp  and  paper  series, 
pt  1  •  prepared  bv  Pulp  and  Paper  Unit  in  cooperation  with  War  Production 
Board,  Forest  Products  Bureau.  [1944.]  32  p.  il.  4°  [Monthly.  Proc- 
essed.]    t  018.229:944/7 

NATIONAL  BUREAU  OF  STANDARDS 

Acid  potassium  phthalate.  Method  for  determination  of  pH  of  0.05-molal  solu- 
tions of  acid  potassium  phthalate  with  or  without  potassium  chloride  [with 
list  of  references]  ;  bv  Walter  J.  Hamer  and  S.  F.  Acree.  [1944.]  p.  215-227. 
il.  (Research  paper  RP15S6.)  [From  Journal  of  research  of  National  Bureau 
of  Standards,  May  1944,  v.  32.]     *  Paper,  5c.  C  13.22/a  :  1586 

Blankets.  Study  of  properties  of  household  blankets:  by  Herbert  F.  Schiefer, 
Hazel  Tharp  Stevens,  Pauline  Beery  Mack,  and  Paul  M.  Boyland.  [1944.] 
p.  261-284,  il.  1  pi.  (Research  paper  RP1589.)  [From  Journal  of  research 
of  National  Bureau  of  Standards,  June  1944,  v.  32.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

C  13.22/a :  1589 

Fabrics.  Thermal  properties  of  moist  fabrics  [with  list  of  references] ;  by 
Charles  W^  Hock.  Arnold  M.  Sookne.  and  Milton  Harris.  [1944.]  p.  229-252, 
il.  4  p.  of  pi.  (Research  paper  RP1587.)  [From  Journal  of  research  of  Na- 
tional Bureau  of  Standards,  May  1944,  v.  32.]     *  Paper,  5c.  C  13.22/a :  1587 

Frequency  (radio).  Methods  of  using  standard  frequencies  broadcast  by  radio 
[with  list  of  references].  May  16,  1944.  cover  tUle,  30  p.  il.  3  pi  4°  (Letter 
circular  LC-751.)      [Processed.     Supersedes  LC-73.]     t  013.16:751 

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Hydrocarhons.  Method  for  determining  individual  liydrocarbons  in  mixtures  of 
liydrocarbons  by  measurement  of  freezing  points  [with  list  of  references]  ;  by 
Anton  J.  Streiffand  Frederick  D.  Rossini.  [1944.]  p.  185-195,  il.  (Research 
paper  RP1584.)  [From  Journal  of  research  of  National  Bureau  of  Standards, 
May  1944,  v.  32.]     *  Paper,  5c.  C  13.22/a  :  1584 

Theoretical   analysis   of  certain    time-temperature   freezing   and   melting 

curves  as  applied  to  hydrocarbons  [with  list  of  references]  ;  by  William  J. 
Taylor  and  Frederick  D.  Rossini.  [1944.]  p.  197-213,  il.  (Research  paper 
RPly85.)  [From  Journal  of  research  of  National  Bureau  of  Standards,  May 
1944,  V.  32.]     *  Paper,  5c.  C  13.22/a  :  1585 

Journal  of  research.  Journal  of  research  of  National  Bureau  of  Standards,  v.  32, 
no.  5;  May  1944.  1944.  ii+ [1] +185-252  p.  il.  [Monthly.  Includes  Research 
papers  1584-87.  Individual  papers  are  issued  separately  and  are  listed  in  the 
Monthly  catalog  as  they  appear.]  *  Paper,  30c,  single  copy,  $3.50  a  yr. ;  foreign 
subscription,  $4.50  •  Item  278 
L.  O.  card  44-41207—41210  C  13.22 :  32/5 

■     Same,  v.  32,  no.  6;  June  1944.     1944.     ii+253-330  p.  il.  1  pi.     [Monthly. 

Includes  Research  papers  1588-91  and  index  to  v.  32.  Individual  papers  are 
issued  separately   and   are   listed   in   the  Monthly   catalog   as   they   appear.] 

•  Item  278 

L.  C.  card  41-41211—41214  C  13.22  :  32/6 

Laminar  floiv  at  interface  of  2  liquids  [with  list  of  references]  ;  by  Garbis  H. 
Keulegan.  [1944.]  p.  303-327,  il.  (Research  paper  RP1591.)  [From  Jour- 
nal of  research  of  National  Bureau  of  Standards,  June  1944,  v.  32.]  *  Paper, 
10c. -(incorrectly  given  in  publication  as  5c.).  C  13.22/a  :  1591 

Mathematical  tahles.  Table  of  coefficients  for  inverse  interpolation  with  advanc- 
ing differences;  by  Herbert  E.  Salzer.  n.  p.  [1944].  cover  title,  p.  75-102. 
( [MT  29.] )  [Reprinted  from  Journal  of  mathematics  and  physics,  v.  23,  no.  2, 
May  1944.]     j  Paper,  25c.  C  13.30 :  29 

Mineral  wool,  blankets,  blocks,  insulating  cement,  and  pipe  insulation  for  heated 
industrial  equipment,  recorded  voluntary  standard  of  the  trade.  1944.  ii-|- 
29  p.  (Commercial  standard  CS117-44.)  [Effective  date  for  new  production 
from  May  25,  1^4.}     *  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  274  013.20: 117 

Paper  Section.  News  bulletin  of  Paper  Section,  Apr.-May  1944.  [1944.]  3  p.  4" 
[Bimonthly.     Processed.]     f  013.28:944/3 

Polishes  [with  list  of  references].  May  31,  1944.  21  p.  4°  (Letter  circular 
LO  753.)     [Processed.     Supersedes  LO  275.]     f  013.10:753 

Purification  of  substances  by  slow  fractional  freezing;  [by]  Fi-ank  W.  Schwab 
and  Edward  Wichers.  [1944.]  p.  253-259,  il.  (Research  paper  RP1588.) 
[From  Journal  of  research  of  National  Bureau  of  Standards,  June  1944,  v.  32.  J 

*  Paper,  5c.  O  13.22/a  :  1588 

Silver.  Marking  of  jewelry  and  novelties  of  silver,  recorded  voluntary  standard 
of  the  trade.  1944.  ii+9  p.  (Oommercial  standard  CS118-44.)  [Elfective  date 
for  new  production  from  Aug.  15,  1944.]     *  Paim;  5c.     •  Item  274.    0  13.20 :  118 

Simplified  practice  recommendations  [publications  of  National  Bureau  of  Stand- 
ards], alphabetical  list;  revised  to  June  1,  1944.  [1944.]  6  p.  4"  (Letter 
circular  LC-750.)      [Processed.     Supersedes  LC-733.]     f  013.16:750 

Sweeping  compou7ids  (also  known  as  floor  sweep  and  dust  down)  [with  list  of 
references].  June  2,  1944.  2  p.  4°  (Letter  circular  LO  754.)  [Processed. 
Supersedes  LO  340.]     t  013.16:754 

Sifstem  soda-Ume-silica-water.  Studies  of  portions  of  quaternary  system  soda- 
lime-silica-water  at  25°  0  [with  list  of  references]  ;  by  George  L.  Kaloysek. 
[1944.]  p.  285-302,  il.  (Research  paper  RP159U.)  [From  Journal  of  research 
of  National  Bureau  of  Standards,  June  1944,  v.  32.]  *  Paper,  10c.  (incorrectly 
given  in  publication  as  5c.)  0  13.22/a  :  1590 

Technical  tiews  bulletin  of  National  Bureau  of  Standards,  July  1944;  no.  327. 

[1944.]  p.  49-56.  [Monthly.]  *  Paper,  5c.  single  copy,  50c.  a  yr. ;  foreign 
subscription,  70c.     •  Item  281 

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Textiles,  testing  and  reporting,  recorded  voluntary  standard  of  the  trade.  4th 
edition.  11)44.  ii-}-45  p.  (Comercial  standard  CS59-44.)  [Effective  as  basis 
for  testing  and  reporting  from  Feb.  20,  1944.  Supersedes  CS59-41.]  *  Paper, 
10c.     •  Item  274  C  13.20 :  59/4 

PATENT  OFFICE 

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Those  are  not  euunierated  in  this  catalogue,  but  may  be  obtained  for  10c.  each  at  the  Patent 
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schedule  of  office  fees,  address  Chief  Clerk,  Patent  Office,  Washington,  D.  C. 

Careiv,  Herman.  In  Court  of  Customs  and  Patents  Appeals,  patent  appeal  no. 
5010,  in  re  Herman  Carevp,  improvements  in  paper  containers;  brief  for  com- 
missioner of  patents.     [1944.]     cover  title,  7  p.  4"    +  C  21.10  :C  187 

Decisions.  [Decisions  in  patent  and  trade-mark  cases,  etc.]  July  4-25,  1944. 
[1944.]  various  paging,  large  8°  [Issue  of  July  25,  1944  includes  Bulletin  of 
decisions  of  Patent  Office  on  trade-marks  rendered  during  June  1944.  From 
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Decisions  of  commissioner  of  patents  and  of  United  States  courts  in  patent 

and  trade-mark  and  copyright  cases  ;  compiled  from  v.  546-557  of  Official  gazette 
of  Patent  Office  during  1943.    1944.    xx-|-894  p.  11.    *  Cloth,- $1.50.    •  Item  287 

C  21.6 :  943 

Same.     (H.  doc.  537,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.) 

Ethyl  Gasoline  Corporation.  Brief  for  appellee.  United  States  Court  of  Appeals, 
District  of  Columbia,  appeal  no.  8760.  Ethyl  Gasoline  Corporation  v.  Conway 
P.  Coe,  commissioner  of  patents,  appeal  from  judgment  of  District  Court  of 
United  States  for  District  of  Columbia.    [1944.]    cover  title,  i-fie  p.  4°    t 

C  21.10 :  Et  39/2 

Kokatnur,  Vaman  R.  In  Court  of  Customs  and  Patent  Appeals,  patent  appeal 
no.  4896,  in  re  Vaman  R.  Kokatnur,  process  of  removing  water  from  solutions ; 
brief  for  commissioner  of  patents.     [1944.]    cover  title,  12  p.  4°    t 

C  21.10 :  K  829/6 

In  Court  of  Customs  and  Patent  Appeals,  patent  appeal  no.  4899,  in  re 

Vaman  R.  Kokatnur  and  Oliver  S.  Plantinga,  compounding  lubricating  oils ; 
brief  for  commissioner  of  patents.     [1944.]     cover  title,  6  p.  4°    t 

C  21.10  :K  829/4 

In  Court  of  Customs  and  Patent  Appeals,  patent  appeal  no.  4900,  in  re 

Vaman  R.  Kokatnur,  anhydrous  caustic  alkalis  and  method  of  preparing  same ; 
brief  for  commissioner  of  patents.     [1944.]    cover  title,  6  p.  4°    t 

•     C  21.10 :  K  829/5 

Kulm,  Clarence  W.  In  Court  of  Customs  and  Patent  Appeals,  patent  appeal  no. 
5007,  in  re  Clarence  W.  Kuhn  and  Edwin  W.  Seeger,  thermal  responsive  unit ; 
brief  for  commissioner  of  patents.    [1944.]    cover  title,  8  p.  4°    t 

C  21.10 :  K  955 

McKaughan,  Richard  E.  In  Court  of  Customs  and  Patent  Appeals,  patent  appeal 
no.  4999,  in  re  Richard  E.  McKaughan,  freight-carrying  aircraft ;  brief  for 
commissioner  of  patents.    [1944.]    cover  title,  6  p.  4°    $  C  21.10 :  M  192 

Official  gazette.     Official  gazelte  of  Patent  Office,  containing  patents,  trade-marks, 
and  designs,  issued  July  4-25,  1944;  v.  564,  no.  1-4.     [1944.]     cover  titles, 
696-f  [cxiv]  p.  il.  large  8°     [Weekly.]     *  Paper,  35c.  single  copy,  $16.00  a  yr. ; 
foreign  subscription,  $25.00.     •  Item  290 
L.  C.  card  4-18256  C  21.5 :  564/1-4 

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section  entitled  Hulletin  of  decisions  of  Patent  Office  on  trade-marks. 

The  annual  index  of  patents  will  hereafter  he  published  in  2  parts,  one  on  Patents,  price 
$2.00.  and  the  other  on  Trade-marks,  price  75c.  These  indexes  are  not  included  in  the 
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yearly  subscribers  who  remit  $18.75 ;  foreign  subscription  for  the  same,  $28.75. 

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Official  gazette — Continued. 

Same,  weekly  index,  with  title.  List  of  trade-mark  applicants  published  for 

opposition  [etc.,  July  4-25,  1944].  [1944.]  various  paging,  kirge  8°  [From 
Official  gazette,  v.  564,  no.  1-4.]     t  Paper,  5c.  single  copy,  $2.00  a  yr. 

C  21.5/a  4 :  564/1^ 

Same  [title  page,  contents,  etc.,  to]  v.  563 ;  June  1944.     1944.    2  leaves,  large 

8°  *Paper,  5c.  single  copy,  included  in  price  of  Official  gazette  for  subscribers. 
•  Item  290  C  21.5 :  563/t.p.&  cont. 

Patents.  Classification  of  patents  issued  July  4-25,  1944.  [1944.]  Each  2  p. 
large  8°  [Weekly.  From  Official  gazette,  v.  564,  no.  1-4.]  t  Paper,  5c.  single 
copy,  $2.50  a  yr.  C  21.5/a  1 :  564/1-4 

[Manual  of  classification  of  patents,  1940]  design  classes.     [1944.]     [1]  + 

13  p.  oblong  24°  [Issued  in  loose-leaf  form  for  insertion  in  Manual.]  Included 
in  price  of  Manual.     •  Item  2S9  C  21.12 :  940/design  classes 

Same  [substitute  title  page  and  other  pages  containing  corrections.]     1944. 

[2]  p.,  p.  7-10,  48-44b,  45-46,  129-129a,  251-252b,  253-253f,  254,  oblong  24° 
[Issued  in  loose-leaf  form  for  insertion  in  Manual.]  Included  in  price  of 
Manual.     •  Item  2S9.  C  21.12 :  940/t.p./rev.,etc. 

Potts,  Ralph  H.  In  Court  of  Customs  and  Patent  Appeals,  patent  appeal  no. 
5017,  in  re  Ralph  H.  Potts,  process  of  preparing  nitriles ;  brief  for  commissioner 
of  patents.     [1944.]     cover  title,  7  p.  4°     $  C  21.10  :P  859 

Stokes,  F.  J.,.  Machine  Co.     Brief  for  appellee.  United  States  Court  of  Appeals, 
District  of  Columbia,  appeal  no.  8715,  F.  J.  Stokes  Machine  Company  v.  Conway 
P.  Coe,  commissioner  of  patents,  appeal  from  judgement  of  District  Court  of 
•     United  States  for  District  of  Columbia.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i-f-10  p.  4"     J 

C  21.10 :  St  67 

Trade-marks  [etc.,  from]  Official  gazette,  July  4-25,  1944.  [1944.]  various  pag- 
ing, il.  large  8"  [Weekly.  From  Official  gazette,  v.  504,  no.  1-4.]  *Paper,  lOc. 
single  copy,  $5.00  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $7.00.  C  21.5/a  3 :  564/1-4 

United  States  Rubber  Co.  Brief  for  appellee.  United  States  Court  of  Appeals, 
District  of  Columbia,  appeal  no.  8710,  United  States  Rubber  Company  v.  Con- 
way P.  Coe,  commissioner  of  patents,  appeal  from  judgment  of  District  Court 
of  United  States  for  District  of  Columbia.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i+12  p.  4"     $ 

C  21.10  :Un  35 
PUBLICATIONS  DIVISION 

Commerce  Departmait.  List  of  available  publications  of  Department  of  Com- 
merce; compiled  and  indexed  by  Thelma  C.  Ager  and  Franklin  L.  Thatcher. 
[Edition  of]  Jan.  1944.     1944.     v-f202  p.     f     •  Item  297 

L.  C.  card  14-30281  C  10.5  :  944 

WEATHER  BUREAU 

Atmospheric  pressure.  Note  on  advective  pressure  changes ;  by  Robert  D.  Elliott. 
1944.     p.  89,  4°     [From  Monthly  weather  review,  Apr.  1944,  v.  72]     t 

C  30.14/a  :  P  926/2 

Climatologicnl  data.  Climatological  data,  Hawaii  section,  v.  40,  no.  3;  Mar.  1944. 
[Hawaiian  Printing  Co.,  Ltd.,  May  2,  1944.]  p.  13-18,  4"  [Monthly.]  *Paper, 
5c.  single  copy,  25c.  a  yr.  O  30.19 :  40/3 

Same,  v.  40,  no.  4 ;  Apr.  1944.     [Hawaiian  Printing  Co.,  Ltd.,  June  1,  1944.] 

p.  19-24,  4°     [Monthly.]  C  30.19:  40/4 

'  Cot^.  Weekly  corn  and  wheat  weather  bulletin,  no.  13-16,  series  1944  ;  July  4-25, 
1944.  [(^hicago  P.O.  July  5-26,  1944.]  Each  [2]  p.  f°  *  Paper,  30c.  per  season 
(April-September).  0  30.7:944/13-16 

Cotton.  Weekly  cotton  weather  bulletin,  no.  12-16,  series  1944 ;  June  27- July  25, 
1944.  [Weather  Bureau  Office,  New  Orleans,  La.,  1944.]  Each  [2]  p.  il.  oblong 
8",  folded  into  8°  size.     *  Paper,  30c.  per  season  (April-October). 

G  30.9 :  944/12-16 
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Meteorology.  Annual  meteorological  summary  for  Washington,  D.  C,  [calendar] 
years  1941,  1942,  and  1943.     1944.     [2]  p.  4°    t     •  Item  298 

C  30.16 :  D  63/insert 

Annual  nu'toorological  summary,  with  comparative  data,  [calendar  year] 

1943,  Me(lf(»rd,  Oreg. ;  compiled  by  William  J.  Hutchison.     1944.     8  p.  narrow 
8°     t     •  Item  298  O  30.16 :  Or  3/943 

Monthly  meteorological  summary,  Washington,  D.   C,  June  1944.     n.  p. 

[WB,  July  8,  1&44].     [2]     p.  f°     t  0  30.10:944/6 

Monthly  weather  review,  Apr.  1944;  v.  72,  no.  4.  [July  1,  1944.]  cover  title,  p. 
89-109,  15  p.  of  maps,  large  4°  (W.  B.  no.  1414.)  [Certain  special  articles  are 
reprinted  from  the  Monthly  weather  review  and  listed  in  the  Monthly  catalog 
as  they  are  issued.]  *  Paper,  20c.  single  copy,  $2.00  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription, 
$2.75.     •  Item  303 

L.  C.  card  Agr  9-990  C  30.14 :  72/4 

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logical  data  for  the  United  States  and  adjacent  ret?ions,  and  brief  contri1)utions,  princi- 
pally to  synoptic  meteorology  and  applied  meteorology. 

Sunshine.  Sunshine  tables:  pt.  1, 'Latitudes  20°  to  30°  north;  by  C.  F.  Marvin. 
Edition  1905,  reprinted  1944.     23  p.     (W.  B.  no.  805  [pt.  IJ.)     t     9  Item  301 

C  30.2 :  Su  7/pt.l 

Same :  pt.  2,  Latitudes  30°  to  40°  north ;  by  C.  F.  Marvin.     Edition  1905, 

reprinted  1944.     23  p.     (W.  B.  no.  805  [pt.  2].)     t     •  Item  301 

C  30.2 :  Su  7/pt.2 

Same:  pt.  3,  Latitudes  40°  to  50°  north;  by  C.  F.  Marvin.     Edition  1905, 

reprinted  1944.     23  p.     (W.  B.  no.  805  [pt.  3].)     t     •  Item  301 

C  30.2 :  Su  7/pt.3 

Weather.     Weekly  weather  and  crop  bulletin,  July  4-25,  1944;  no.  27-30,  series 

1944.  n.  p.  [1944].     Each  4  p.  il.  4°     *  Paper,  50c.  a  yr. 

L.  C.  card  Agr  24-260  C  30.11 :  944/27-30 

Weather  forecasts.  Some  notes  on  forecasting  for  Atlanta  and  Miami  districts 
(North  and  South  Carolina,  Georgia,  and  Florida)  ;  by  Grady  Norton.  Wash- 
ington, Feb.  1944.  cover  title,  [2] +30  p.  (Research  paper  15.)  [Proc- 
essed.]    t  0  30.29:15 

CONGRESS 

Congressional  record.  Congressional  record,  proceedings  and  debates  of  78tli 
Congress,  1st  session,  v.  89,  pt.  7  and  8;  Oct.  21-Dec.  21,  1943.  [Permanent 
edition.]  1943.  [3] -f  8609-11005  p.  4°  *  Cloth,  pts.  7  and  8  each  $2.50 
•  Item  305 

L.  0.  card  12-36438  X  845-846 :  78/1 

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volumes  of  the  Record  are  sold  by  the  Superintendent  of  Documents. 

Same,  appendix,  v.  89,  pt.  9-12 ;  Jan.  6-Dec.  21,  1943.     [Permanent  edition.] 

1943.     Al-A5700+[5]  p.  4°     *  Cloth,  pts.  9-12,  each  $2.50.     •  Item  305 

X  847-850 :  78/1 

Congressional  record  index,  proceedings  and  debates  of  78th  Congress,  2d 

session,  v.  90,  nos.  114-119;  June  19-23,  1944.     [1944.]     no.  12;  63  p.  4°     [In- 
cludes History  of  bills  and  resolutions.]  X/a.78/2 :  90/114-119/ind. 

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LAWS 

Note. — The  Federal  laws  are  first  published  separately  and  in  this  form  are  known  as 
"slip  laws."  Later,  these  laws  are  compiled,  edited,  indexed,  and  published  in  the  volumes 
of  the  Statutes  at  large. 

The  "slip  law"  bears  the  chapter  number  and  the  session  of  Congress  during  which  the 
law  was  enacted,  but  this  information  does  not  appear  in  the  entries  listed  below. 

Private  law  308-347,  78th  Congress. 

Note. — The  Division  of  Research  and  Publication,  State  Department,  receives  a  small 
supply  of  the  private  laws  which  it  distributes  free  upon  application. 

Allen,  Ouy  F.     H.  R.  3G61,  act  for  relief  of  G.  P.  Allen,  and  for  other  purposes.      [Ap- 
proved June  27,  1944.]      2  p.      (Private  law  313.) 
Anderson,  Mrs.  Kay  B.     II.  R.  1045,  act  for  relief  of  Mrs.  R.  D.  Robinson   [now  Mrs. 
John  K.  Anderson  (Kay  Bayne  Anderson)].     Approved  June  30,  1944.     1  p.      (Private 
law  328.) 
Bantin,  Howard   C.     H.  R.  3724,  act  for  relief  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.   Howard  C.  Bantin. 

Approved  June  28.  1944.     1  p.      (Private  law  325.) 
Baptiste,  Frank.     H.   R.   2788,   act  for  relief  of  Frank  Baptiste.     Approved  June   30, 

1944.     1  p.      (Private  law  338.) 
Boland,  Broadus.     II.  R.  1755,  act  for  relief  of  Broadus  D.  Boland  and  W.  E.  Boland. 

Approved  June  30,  1944.       1  p.      (Private  law  332.) 
Bub!/,  John.     H.  R.  2855  net  for  relief  of  estate  of  John  Buby.     Approved  June  28,  1944. 

1  p.      (Private  law  321.) 
Campbell,  Paul  M.      H.  R.  1220,  act  for  relief  of  legal  guardian  of  Paul  M.  Campbell. 

Approved  June  26.  1944.      1   p.      (Private  law  .^09.) 
Clapp,  Ruth  L.     H.  R.  3137,  act  for  relief  of  Ruth  L.  Clapp.     Approved  June  30,   1944. 

1  p.      (Private  law  340.) 
Cothron,  Mrs.  Maris  N.      H.  R.  3390,  act  for  relief  of  Mavis  Norrine  Cothron  and  legal 
guardian  of  Norma  Lee  Cothron,  Florence  Janet  Cothron,  and  Nina  Faye  Cothron. 
Approved  June  30,  1944.      1  p.      (Private  law  342.) 
Courcil,  Louis.     H.  R.  248,  act  for  relief  of  Louis  Courcil.     Approved  June  30,  1944. 

1  p.      (Private  law  327.) 
De  Blanc,  Mrs.  Ccsaire.     S.  1593,  act  for  relief  of  heirs  and  assigns  of  widow  Cesaire 

De  Blanc.      Approved  June  30,  1944.      1  p.      (Private  law  347.) 
Delisle,  Mrs.  Eva  M.     H.   R.   3102,  act  for  relief  of  Mrs.   Eva  M.   Delisle    [mother  of 

Arthur  A.  Fanion].      Approved  June  26,  1944.      1  p.      (Private  law  312.) 
Ekvall,MaeA.     H.  R.  3649,  act  for  relief  of  Mae  Ekvall.     Approved  June  30,  1944.     1  p. 

(Private  law  343.) 
Feller,  L.  M.,  Co.     H.  R.  4528,  act  for  relief  of  L.  M.  Feller  Company  and  Wendell  C. 

Graus.     Approved  June  30,  1944.     1  p.      (Private  law  345.) 
Frakes,  Mrs.   Mary  E.     H.   R.   3126,   act   for   relief  of   Mary   Ellen   Frakes,   widow   of 

Joseph  A.  Frakes.      Approved  June  30,  1944.      1  p.      (Private  law  339.) 
Godwin,  Mrs.  Molly.     H.  R.  3586,  act  for  relief  of  Mrs.  John  Andrew  Godwin   [Molly 

Godwin].     Approved  June  28,  1944.     1  p.      (Private  law  324.) 
Hale,  Clarence  P.,  jr.     H.   R.  2405,  act  for  relief  of  Clarence  P.   Hale,  jr.     Approved 

June  30,  1944.      1  p.      (Private  law  335.) 
Hampton,  Mrs.  Mildred  B.     H.  R.   1412,  act   for  relief  of  Mildred   B.  Hampton.     Ap- 
proved June  30,  1944.     1  p.      (Private  law  330.) 
Harris,  Marvin  H.     H.  R.  3737,  act  for  relief  of  M.  H.  Harris.     Approved  June  28,  1944. 

1   p.      (Private  law  326). 
Held,  Edward  E.     H.  R.  2625,  act  for  relief  of  Edward  E.  Held  and  Mary  Jane  Held. 

Approved  June  30,  1944.      1  p.      (Private  law  337.) 
Holcomb,  Eugene.     S.  1588,  act  for  relief  of  legal  guardian  of  Eugene  Holcomb.     Ap- 
proved June  26,  1944.     1  p.      (Private  law  311.) 
James,  Orville  W.     H.  R.  2303,  act  for  relief  of  O.  W.  James.     Approved  June  26,  1944. 

1  p.      (Private  law  310.) 
Lankton,  J.  Fletcher,  &  Ziegele,  John  N.     H.  R.  4707,  act  for  relief  of  J.  Fletcher  Lankton 

and  John  N.  Ziegele  [firm].      Approved  .Tune  30,  1944.      1  p.      (Private  Law  346.) 
Lewis.  Delores.     H.  R.  1313,  act  for  relief  of  Delores  Lewis.    Approved  June  28,  1944.    1  p. 

(Private  law  316.) 
Long,  Mrs.  Elizabeth  P.     H.  R.  2151,  act  for  relief  of  Elizabeth  Powers  Long.     Approved 

June  28.  1944.     1  p.     (Private  law  317.) 
McKay,  Charles  M.     II.  R.  544,  act  for  relief  of  C.  M.  McKay.     Approved  June  28,  1944. 

1  p.      (Private  law  314.) 
McLaughlin.  Mrs.  Iva.     Ii.  R.  2333,  art  foi"  relief  of  Mrs.  Samuel  M.  McLaughlin    [Iva 

McLaughlin].     Approved  June  30,  1944.     1  p.     (Private  law  334.) 
Mullins.  Mrs.  Oertrude.     H.  R.  2472,  act  for  relief  of  estate  of  Gertrude  Mullins.    Approved 

June  30,  1944.     1  p.     (Private  law  336.) 
O'Connell,  John  M.     H.  R.  2530.  act  for  relief  of  John  M.  OConnell.     Approved  .Tune  28, 

1944.     1  p.     (Private  law  319J 
Pokluda.  Mrs.  Vola  S.     II.  R.  272,  act  for  relief  of  Mrs.  Vola  Stroud  Pokluda,  Jesse  M. 
Knowles,  and  estate  of  Lee  Stroud.    Approved  .Tune  26,  1944.     1  p.     (Private  law  308.) 
Polak,  Edward.     H.  R.  3301.  act  for  relief  of  legal  guardian  of  Edward  Polak.     Approved 

June  28,  1944.     1  p.     (Private  law  323.) 
Postal  Telegraph -Cable  On.      II.  R.  3324.  act  for  relief  of  Postal  Telegraph-Cable  Company. 

Approved  June  30,  1944.     1  p.     (Private  law  341.) 
Schultz,  Harry.     H.  R.  3977,  act  for  relief  of  Harry  Schultz.     Approved  June  30,  1944. 

1  p.     (Private  law  344.) 
Simpson,  Mrs.  Alia  L.     II.  R.  2006.  act  for  relief  of  Mrs.  Hagar  Simpson  [Alta  Lee  Simp- 
son], and  Mrs.  Nat  Price,  jr.  [Mary  Mae  Price].    Approved  June  30,  1944.    1  p.     (Pri- 
vate law  333.) 
Smith,  H.  H.     H.  R.  3098,  act  for  relief  of  H.  H.  Smith.    Approved  June  28,  1944.     1  p. 

(Private  law  322.) 
Stewart,  Eddie  T.     H.  R.  1411,  act  for  relief  of  Eddie  T.  Stewart.    Approved  June  30,  1944. 
1  p.      (Private  law  329.) 

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Private  law  308-347,  78th  Congress— Continued. 

Taulbcr.  Jamcn  T.     II.  K.  1497,  act  for  relief  of  estate  of  J.  T  .Taulbce,  and  Mrs.  Bertie 

Lelia  Parker  [formerly  Mrs.  J.  T.  Taulbee].    Approved  June  30,  1944.     1  p.     (Private 

law  ^^1.) 
Tim  menu  nil.  Afrs.  Lillian  IV.     II.  R.  2769,  act  for  relief  of  Mrs.  Lillian  W.  Timmerman, 

mother  of  Ann  Tiiumerman.     Approved  June  28,  1944.     1  p.      (Private  law  320.) 
Turpel,  David  B.     H.  R.  1046,  act  for  relief  of  David  B.  Turpel.    Approved  June  28,  1944. 

1  p.     (Private  law  Slf).) 
'WhaU'V,  P.  AtKllcy.     II.  R.  2511,  act  for  relief  of  P.  Audloy  Whaley.     Approved  June  28, 

1944.  1  p.     (Private  law  318.) 

Public  law  351-417,  7Sth  Congress. 

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intendent of  Documents.  Washington  25,  D.  C,  at  a  subscription  price  of  $3.00  a  session, 
foreign  subscription,  $4.25  ;  single  copies  are  usually  5c. ;  no.  3C5,  State  Department, 
no.  367,  Aoriculture  Department,  no.  369,  Interior  Department,  and  no.  410,  Public 
Health  Service,  which  see  below,  are  10c.      ^  Item  1035 

Admiralty.  S.  1173,  act  to  provide  for  staying  judicial  proceedings  against  United 
States  in  time  of  war,  on  claims  for  damages  caused  by  vessels  of  Navy,  or  for  tow- 
age or  salvage  services  to  such  vessels,  when  Secretary  of  Navy  certifies  that  prose- 
cution of  such  proceedings  would  endanger  security  of  naval  operations  or  interfere 
therewith,  and  to  authorize  settlement  and  payment  of  sucli  claims.  [Approved 
July  3,  1944.]  4  p.  (Public  law  417.) 
Agriculture  Department.  H.  R.  4443,  act  making  appropriations  for  Department  of 
Agriculture,  fiscal  year  1945.  [Approved  June  28.  1944.]  42  p.  (Public  law  367.) 
Air  pilots.     S.  1432,  act  to  extend  civilian  pilot  training  act  of  1939.     Approved  June 

30.  1944.     1  p.      (Public  law  391.) 
Appropriations.     H.  R.  4414,  act  making  appropriations  for  legislative  branch  and  for 
the  judiciary,   fiscal   year   1945.      [Approved  June  26,   1944.]      28   p.      (Public   law 
354.) 

H.  R.  5040,  act  making  appropriations  to  supply  deficiencies  in  appropriations 

for  fiscal  year  1944  and  prior  fiscal  years,  to  provide  supplemental  appropriations 
for  fiscal  years  1944  and  1945,  and  for  other  purposes.  [Approved  June  28,  1944.] 
29  p.      (Public  law  375.) 

Boy  Scouts  of  Atnerica.  H.  R.  4659,  to  authorize  Soil  Conservation  Service  to  lend 
certain  equipment  [to  Steuben  Area  Council  of  Boy  Scouts  of  America].  Approved 
June  26,  1944.     1  p.      (Public  law  355.) 

Chaplains.  H.  R.  3604,  act  authorizing  appointment  of  chief  of  chaplains  to  tempo- 
rary rank  of  major  general.     Approved  June  28.  1944.      1  p.      (Public  law  362.) 

Civil  service  pensions.  H.  R.  1475,  act  to  amend  further  civil  service  retirement  act,  as 
amended  [so  as  to  authorize  waiver  of  recovery  of  annuity  payments  made  to  re- 
employed annuitants  in  certain  cases].  Approved  June  26,  1944.  1  p.  (Public 
law  351.)  [H.  R.  1475,  as  it  became  law,  contains  a  section  relative  to  deductions 
from  salaries  of  Senate  employees  for  retirement  fund.] 

H.  R.  4292.  act  to  amend  sec.  12  (b)  of  act  of  May  29,  1930,  as  amended  [so  as 

to  eliminate  payment  of  interest  on  refund  claims  covering  service  of  1  year  or  less]. 
Approved  June  28,  1944.     1  p.      (Public  l.iw  366.) 

H.   R.   4320.   act   relating  to   computation   of   interest  on   contributions  to  civil 

service  retirement  fund  returned  to  employees  upon  their  separation  from  service. 
Approved  June  26,  1944.     1  p.      (Public  law  353.) 

Coconut  oil.  H.  R.  4837.  act  to  extend  for  additional  2  years  suspension  in  part  of 
processing  tax  on  coconut  oil,  and  to  correct  typographical  error  in  individual  in- 
come tax  act  of  194^.     Approved  June  30,  1944.     1   p.      (Public  law  390.) 

Commerce.  S.  1826.  act  to  amend  sec.  6  of  act  of  July  2.  1940  (54  Stat.  7i4),  relat- 
ing to  exportation  of  certain  commodities,  and  to  continue  said  act  in  effect  [with 
Foreign  Economic  Administration  charged  with  duty  of  export  control].  Approved 
July  1.  1944.      1  p.      (Public  law  397.) 

Courts  martial  and  courts  of  inquiry.  H.  R.  3241,  act  to  implement  Jurisdiction  of  serv- 
ice courts  of  friendly  foreign  forces  within  United  States.  [Approved  June  30,  1944.] 
2  p.      (Public  law  384.) 

District  of  Columbia.  H.  R.  4861.  act  making  appropriations  for  government  of  Dis- 
trict of  Columbia  and  other  activities  chargeable  in  whole  or  in  part  against  revenues 
of  such  District,  fiscal  year  1945.  [Approved  June  28,  1944.]  27  p.  (Public  law 
371.) 

Engravinq  and  Printinn  Bureau.  H.  R.  3891,  act  to  provide  night  differential  for  cer- 
tain emnlovees  [in  Bureau  of  Engraving  and  Printing].  Approved  Julv  1,  1944. 
1  p.      (Public  law  394.) 

Filipino  Rehabilitation  Commission.  S.  J.  Res.  94,  joint  resolution  to  amend  sec.  13 
of  Philippine  independence  act,  as  amended,  establishing  Filipino  Rehablitation  Com- 
mission, defining  its  powers  and  duties,  and  for  other  purposes.  [Approved  June  29, 
1944.]       2  p.      (Public  law  381.) 

Foreign  Economic  Administration.  H.  R.  4937.  act  making  appropriations  for  defense 
aid  (lend-lease),  for  participation  by  United  States  in  work  of  United  Nations  Relief 
and  Rehabilitation  Administration,  and  for  Foreign  Economic  Administration,  fiscal 
year  1945.      [Approved  June  30.  1944.1      5  p.      (Public  law  382.) 

Franking  privilege.  H.  R.  4033,  net  relating  to  use  of  penalty  mail  privilege.  [Ap- 
proved June  28,  1044.]      2  p.      (Public  law  364.) 

Government  contracts.  S.  1718.  act  to  provide  for  settlement  of  claims  arising  from 
terminated  war  contracts.  [Approved  July  1.  1944.]  25  p.  (Public  law  395.) 
[S.  1718  establishes  the  Office  of  Contract  Settlement  and  creates  a  Contract  Settle- 
ment Advisory  Board.] 

Ooverninetit  offices.  IT.  R.  4070.  act  making  appropriations  for  Executive  Oflfice  and 
sundry  independent  executive  bureaus,   boards,   commissions,  and  offices,   fiscal  year 

1945.  [Approved  June  27,  1944.]      30  p.      (Public  law  358.) 

— • —  H.  R.  4879,  act  making  appropriations  for  war  agencies,  fiscal  year  1945.  [Ap- 
proved June  28,  1944.]     15  p.     (Public  law  372.) 

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Public  law  351-417,  78th  Congress — Continued. 

Harpers  Ferry  National  Monument.  H.  li.  3024,  act  to  provide  for  establishment  of 
Harpers  Ferry  National  Monument.  Approved  June  30,  1944.  1  p.  (Public  law 
386.) 

Home  guards.  S.  1157,  act  to  amend  sec.  61  of  national  defense  act  of  June  3,  1916, 
as  amended,  for  purpose  of  providing  such  training  of  State  and  Territorial  military 
forces  as  is  deemed  necessary  to  enable  them  to  execute  their  internal  security  re- 
sponsibilities within  their  respective  States  and  Territories.  [Approved  June  26, 
1U44.J      2  p.      (Public  law  356.) 

Housing.  H.  K.  702,  act  to  permit  prepayment  of  purchase  price  of  certain  housing 
sold  to  individuals  by  Kesettlement  Administration  of  Farm  Security  Administration. 
Approved  July  1,  1944.     1  p.      (Public  law  401.)      • 

H.  R.  472S,  act  to  amend  act  to  expedite  provision  of  housing  in  connection  with 

national  defense,  as  amended.     Approved  July  1,  1944.     1  p.      (Public  law  411.) 

Interest.  H.  R.  4102,  act  to  e.xteud  for  one  additional  year  reduced  rate  of  interest  on 
Land  Bank  Commissiouer  loans.     Approved  June  30,  1944.     1  p.      (Public  law  387.) 

Interior  Department.  H.  R.  4679,  act  making  appropriations  for  Department  of  In- 
terior, liscal  year  1945.      [Approved  June  28,  1944. J      51  p.      (Public  law  369.) 

S.  1232,  act  to  provide  equitable  compensation  for  useful  suggestions  or  inven- 
tions by  personnel  of  Department  of  Interior.  Approved  June  26,  1944.  1  p. 
(Public  law  357.) 

Interstate  agreements.  H.  J.  Res.  138,  joint  resolution  granting  consent  of  Congress 
to  agreement  between  New  York  and  Rhode  Island  and  Providence  Plantations  con- 
cerning settlement  of  boundary  line  between  said  States.  [Approved  July  1,  1944.] 
2  p.      (Public  law  399.) 

Isonipecaine.  H.  R.  4881,  act  to  amend  internal  revenue  code,  narcotic  drugs  import 
and  export  act,  as  amended,  and  tariff  act  of  1930,  as  amended,  to  classify  new 
synthetic  drug   [isonipecaine].      [Approved  July  1,  1944.]      2  p.      (Public  law  414.) 

Labor  Department.  H.  R.  4899,  act  making  appropriations  for  Department  of  Labor, 
Federal  Security  Agency,  and  related  independent  agencies,  fiscal  year  1945.  [Ap- 
proved June  28,  1944. J      29  p.      (Public  law  373.) 

Los  Angeles  County,  Calif.  H.  R.  905,  act  to  release  all  right,  title,  and  interest  of 
United  States  in  certain  land  constituting  portion  of  tract  of  land  [comprising  Ross 
Field  , Arcadia,  Calif.],  conditionally  granted  to  county  of  Los  Angeles,  Calif.,  under 
act  of  Mar.  24,  1933,  as  amended.     Approved  July  1,  1944.     1  p.      (Public  law  402.) 

Maritie  Band.  H.  R.  4825,  act  to  authorize  attendance  of  Marine  Baud  at  national 
encampment  of  Grand  Army  of  the  Republic  to  be  held  at  Des  Moines,  Iowa,  Sept. 
10-14,  1944.     Approved  June  30,  1944.     1  p.      (Public  law  389.) 

Military  Academy,  West  Point.  S.  1669,  act  to  clarify  law  relative  to  allowances  for 
mileage  of  graduates  of  Military  Academy  and  transportation  of  their  dependents  on 
assignment  to  their  1st  duty  station  and  to  mileage  allowance  of  persons  entering 
Military  Academy  as  cadets.      [Approved  June  27,  1944.]      2  p.      (Public  law  360.) 

Mississippi  River.  H.  R.  4803,  act  to  extend  times  for  commencing  and  completing  con- 
struction of  bridge  across  Mississippi  River  at  or  near  Mempliis,  Tenu.  [by  Memphis 
and  Arkansas  Bridge  Commission].      Approved  July  1,  1944.      1  p.      (Public  law  412.) 

Missouri  River.  H.  R.  4041,  act  to  amend  act  relating  to  construction  and  maintenance 
of  bridge  across  Missouri  River  at  or  near  Nebraska  City,  Nebr.  [so  as  to  provide  for 
operation  of  bridge  free  of  tolls  by  Nebraska  City,  Nebr.].  Approved  July  1,  1944. 
1  p.      (Public  law  404.) 

Mortgage  insurance.  S.  1947,  act  to  amend  national  housing  act,  as  amended  [relative 
to  war  housing  insurance].      Approved  June  30,  1944.      1  p.      (Public  law  392.) 

Nationalism  and  nationality.  H.  R.  4103,  act  to  provide  for  loss  of  United  States  na- 
tionality under  certain  circumstances.  Approved  July  1,  1944.  1  p.  (Public  law 
405.) 

Naval  supplies.  S.  784,  act  to  amend  that  part  of  act  of  June  24,  1910  (36  Stat.  619), 
relating  to  disposition  of  prohts  from  sales  of  ships'  stores  [so  as  to  permit  of  expen- 
diture of  profits  for  welfare  of  oflicers  as  well  as  of  enlisted  personnel].  Approved 
July  1,  1944.      1  p.      (Public  law  396.) 

Opium.  H.  J.  Res.  241,  joint  resolution  requesting  the  President  to  urge  upon  Govern- 
ments of  those  countries  where  cultivation  of  poppy  plant  exists,  necessity  of  immedi- 
ately limiting  production  of  opium  to  amount  required  for  strictly  medicinal  and 
scientific  purposes.      [Approved  July  1,  1944.]      2  p.      (Public  law  400.) 

Panama  Canal.  H.  R.  3646,  act  to  amend  sec.  42  of  title  7  of  Canal  Zone  code  [so  as 
to  increase  terms  of  office  of  district  attorney  and  marshal  in  Canal  Zone].  Approved 
July  1,  1944.     1  p.      (Public  law  403.) 

Pay,  Army.  H.  R.  4405,  act  to  amend  act  approved  Mar.  7,  1942  (56  Stat.  143) 
[missing  persons  act],  as  amended,  so  as  to  more  specifically  provide  for  pay,  allot- 
ments, and  administration  pertaining  to  war  casualties.  [Approved  July  1,  1944.] 
4   p.      (Public   law   408.) 

H.  R.  4466,  act  to  amend  sec.  18  of  pay  readjustment  act  of  1942  to  provide  addi- 
tional pay  lor  personnel  [of  Army  or  Navy]  who  are  required  to  participate  in 
regular  and  frequent  glider  flights.      Approved  July  1,  1944.     1  p.      (Public  law  409.) 

S.   1973,  act  to   provide  additional  pay  for  enlisted   men  of  Army  assigned   to 

infantry  who  are  awarded  expert  infantryman  badge  or  combat  infantryman  badge. 
Approved  June  30,  1944.      1  p.      (Public  law  393.) 

Pay,  Navy.  S.  1894,  act  to  provide  for  transportation  to  their  homes  of  persons  dis- 
charged from  naval  service  because  of  under  age  at  time  of  enlistment.  Approved 
July  1,  1944.      1  p.      (Public  law  398.) 

Philippine  Islands.  S.  J.  Res.  93,  joint  resolution  declaring  policy  of  Congress  with  re- 
spect to  independence  of  Philippine  Islands.  [Approved  June  29,  1944.]  2  p.  (Public 
law  380.) 

Plantations.  S.  1634,  act  to  provide  for  management  and  operation  of  naval  plantations 
outside  continental  United  States.     Approved  June  28,  1944.     1  p.     (Public  law  377.) 

Portland,  Oreg.  H.  R.  4623,  act  to  authorize  use  of  space  in  old  post-olhce  building  in 
Portland,  Oreg.,  by  Oregon  for  its  use  as  museum  for  relics  from  battleship  Oregon, 
with  all  other  historical  documents,  objects,  and  relics  of  Oregon  and  Old  Oregon 
Country  held  by  State  for  public  display.  Approved  June  30,  1944.  1  p.  (Public 
law  388.) 

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916  GOVEBNMENT   PUBLICATIONS 

Public  law  3r)l— 117,  78th  Congress — Continued. 

Post  Office  Dcpaitment.  H.  R.  3870,  act  to  amend  sec.  214  of  act  of  Feb.  28.  1925  [so  as 
to  facilitate  adininlstration  of  co.^t-ascertainnicnt  studie.s  and  simplify  accounting  in 
Post  Office  Department].     Approved  .Tune  "JS,  1944.     1  p.     (Public  law  36."?.) 

Post  offices.  II.  II.  4517,  act  to  remove  restrictions  on  establishing  post-office  branches 
and  stations.    Approved  June  28,  1944.     1  p.      (Public  law  368.) 

Postal  notes.     II.  R.  4087,  act  relating  to  issuance  of  postal  notes.     Approved  June  28, 

1944.  1  p.      (Public  law  370.) 

Postal  service.  H.  R.  4215.  act  to  extend  to  custodial-service  employees  of  Post  Office 
Department  certain  beneflts  applicable  to  postal  employees.  [Approved  July  1,  1944.] 
2  p.      (Public  law  406.) 

Prices.  S.  1704,  act  to  amend  emergency  price  control  act  of  1942,  as  amended,  and 
stabilization  act  of  Oct.  2,  1942,  as  amended.  [Approved  June  30,  1944.]  13  p. 
(Public  law  383.) 

Prizes  (international  law).  II.  R.  4348,  act  to  amend  act  to  facilitate  disposition  of 
prizes  captured  by  United  States  during  present  war.  Approved  July  1,  1944.  1  p. 
(Public  law  407.) 

Public  HealtJi  Service.  H.  R.  4624,  act  to  consolidate  and  revise  laws  relating  to  Public 
Health  Service.     [Approved  July  1,  1944.]     42  p.     (Public  law  410.) 

Railroad  Retirement  Board.  H.  J.  Res.  277,  joint  resolution  extending  period  for  acquisi- 
tion by  Railroad  Retirement  Board  of  data  needed  in  carrying  out  provisions  of  railroad 
retirement  acts.     Approved  June  28.  1944.     1  p.      (Public  law  876.) 

Requisitions  (militari/).  S.  1748,  act  to  amend  act  to  authorize  President  of  United 
States  to  requisition  property  required  for  defense  of  United  States,  approved  Oct.  16, 
1941.  as  amended,  to  continue  it  in  effect.  Approved  June  28,  1944.  1  p.  (Public 
law  378.) 

S.  1749,  act  to  amend  sec.  8  of  act  to  authorize  the  President  to  requisition  articles 

and  materials  for  u.se  of  United  States,  approved  Oct.  10,  1940,  as  amended,  to  continue 
it  in  effect.     Approved  June  28,  1944.      1  p.      (Public  law  379.) 

Sitla,  Alaska.  H.  R.  340,  act  to  authorize  Legislature  of  Alaska  to  grant  and  convey 
lands  to  Sitka,  Alaska,  for  street  purposes.  Approved  June  28,  1944.  1  p.  (Pub- 
lic law  361.) 

Soldiers.  H.  R.  4115,  act  to  give  honorably  discharged  veterans,  their  widows,  and 
wives  of  disabled  veterans,  who  themselves  are  not  qualified,  preference  in  employ- 
ment where  Federal  funds  are  disbursed.  [Approved  June  27,  1944.]  5  p.  (Pub- 
lic law  359.) 

State  Department.  H.  R.  4204,  act  making  appropriations  for  Departments  of  State, 
Justice,  and  Commerce,  fiscal  year  1945.  [Approved  June  28,  1944.]  33  p.  (Pub- 
lic law  365.) 

Taxation.  H.  R.  4733.  act  to  amend  sec.  514  of  soldiers'  and  sailors'  relief  act  [so  as 
to  relieve  persons  in  service  from  liability  of  double  personal  property  taxes.] 
Approved  July  3.  1944.     1  p.      (Public  law  415.) 

H.    R.    4935.    act    to    provide  for   study    of   multiple   taxation    of   air   commerce 

[by  Civil  Aeronautics  Board].     Approved  July  3,  1944.     1  p.     (Public  law  416.) 

Vincennes,  Ind.     H.   R.   3306,   act  to  authorize  conveyance  of  Harrison   Park  in   Vin- 

cennes  to  Vincennes  University.     Approved  June  30,  1944.     1  p.      (Public  law  385.) 
Virgin  Islands.     H.  R.  4810,  act  to  extend  provisions  of  selective  training  and  service 

act  of  1940,  as  amended,  to  Virgin  Islands.     Approved  July  1,  1944.     1  p.      (Public 

law  413.) 
War  Demrtment.     H.   R.  4183,  act  making  appropriations,   fiscal  vear  1945,  for  civil 

functions  administered  by  War  Department.     [Approved  June  26,  1944.]      8  p.     (Public 

law  352.) 

H.   R.  4967.  act  making  appropriations  for  military  establishment,    fiscal  vear 

1945.  [Approved  June  28,  1944.]     27  p.     (Public  law  374.) 

HOUSE  OF  REPRESENTATIVES 

Cal^tulars  of  House  of  Representatives  and  history  of  legislation,  78th  Congress, 
2d  session,  Aug.  1,  1944 ;  no.  113.  1944.  1S4  p.  large  8°  [Daily  when  House  of 
Representatives  is  in  session.]     t  Y  1.2 : 1/78-2-113 

Disabled  American  Veterans.  SSd  national  report,  Disabled  American  Veter- 
ans, 1943.  1944.  ix-f396  p.  2  p.  of  por.  (H.  doc.  476,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.) 
*  Paper,  55c. 

Veterans  of  Foreign  Wars  of  United  States.  Proceedings  of  44th  national  en- 
campment of  Veterans  of  Foreign  Wars  of  United  States,  New  York  City,  N.  Y., 
Sept.  28-30,  194S.  1944.  x-f  218  p.  2  p.  of  por.  (H.  doc.  522,  78th  Cong..  2d 
sess. )     *  Paper,  30c. 

AGBICXTLTURB  COMMITTEE,  HOUSE 

Calendars.  Legislative  calendar,  78th  Congress,  July  10,  1944;  no.  6.  1944. 
54  p.  4"     t  Y  4.Ag  8/1 :  78/6 

BANKING  AND  CURRENCY  COMMITTEE,  HOUSE 

Mortgage  insurance.  To  amend  national  housing  act,  hearings,  78th  Congress,  2d 
session,  on  H.  R.  4S49,  to  amend  national  housing  act,  as  amended  [relative  to 
war  housing  insurance],  June  22,  1944.  1944.  ii-fl4  p.  *  Paper,  5c.  •  Item 
340  T      i'  i'    . 

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Public  property.  To  amend  Reconstruction  Finance  Corporation  act  by  adding 
new  title  thereto,  hearings,  78th  Congress,  2d  session,  on  H.  R.  4420  (super- 
seding H.  R.  3873),  to  amend  Reconstruction  Finance  Corporation  act  by 
adding  new  title  thereto  rehitiiig  to  sale  or  other  disposition  of  surplus  property 

.    of  United  States,  Jan.  17,  18,  19,  20,  21,  Feb.  14,  16,  and  Mar.  22,  1944.     1944. 
V.  1,  iv+1-321  p.     [The  hearing  of  Mar.  20,  1944,  is  included.     H.  R.  4420  estab- 
lishes a  Surplus  Property  Board.]     *  Paper,  35  c.     •  Item  340 
L.  C.  card  44-41081  Y  4.B  22/1 :  R  24/9/v.  1 

EXECUTIVE  AGENCIES,  SPECIAL  COMMITTEE  TO  INVESTIGATE,  HOUSE 

Oovenwient  offices.     To  investigate  executive  agencies,  hearings,  78th  Congress, 
1st  and  2d  sessions,  pursuant  to  H.  Res.  102,  June  30,  1943-Mar.  16,  1944.     1944. 
pt.  2.  iv+1329-2397+iii  p.     *  Paper,  $1.50.     •  Item  380 
L.  C.  card  44-41047  Y  4.Ex  3/4 :  Ex  3/pt.  2 

INSULAR  AITAIRS  COMMITTEE,  HOUSE 

Puerto  Rico.  Investigation  of  political,  economic,  and  social  conditions  in  Puerto 
Rico,  hearings  before  subcommittee,  78th  Congress.  2d  session,  pursuant  to 
H.  Res.  159,  Mar.  14[-May  11],  1944.  1944.  pts.  16-18,  [vi] +1371-1680  p. 
[These  hearings  were  held  in  Washington,  D.  C]  *  Paper,  pt.  16,  20c. ;  *  pt.  17, 
15c. ;  *  pt.  18,  10c.  •  Item  355 
L.  C.  card  43-14008  Y  4.1n  7/1 :  P  96/3/pt.  16-18 

Virgin  Islands.  To  assist  in  relieving  economic  distress  in  Puerto  Rico  and 
Virgin  Islands,  hearings,  78th  Congress,  2d  session,  on  H.  R.  3777,  to  assist  in 
relieving  economic  distress  in  Virgin  Islands  by  providing  work  for  unem- 
ployed persons.  May  16  and  17,  1!)44.  1944.  pt.  4,  ii +335^417  p.  [Part  4 
relates  to  Virgin  Islands  only.  For  earlier  parts  see  pi'evious  Monthly  catalogs 
under  subhead  Puerto  Rico.]  *  Paper,  10c.  •  Item  355 
L.  C.  card  43-13920  Y  4.1n  7/1 :  P  96/2/pt.  4 

MERCHANT  MARINE  AND  FISHERIES  COMMITTEE,  HOUSE 

Ships.  Post-war  disposition  of  merchant  vessels,  hearings,  78th  Congress,  2d 
session,  on  H.  R.  4486,  to  provide  for  sale  of  certain  Government-owned  merchant 
vessels,     June     13-15,     1944.     1944.     pt.     2,     iii+37-182     p.     *  Paper,     2'Oc. 

•  Item  362 

L.  C.  card  44-41097  Y4.M  53  :  V  63/21/pt.2 

Ship  construction  reserve  funds,  hearings,  78th  Congress,  2d  session,  on 

H.  R.  2809,  to  amend  sec.  511  of  merchant  marine  act,  1936,  as  amended,  Feb. 
3-May  19,  1944.    1944.    iii+91  p.    *  Paper,  15c.     •  Item  362 

L.  C.  card  44-41181  ~  Y  4.M  53 :  Sh  6/29 

Ship  repair  yards,  hearings  before  subcommittee  on  production  in  ship- 
building plants,  78th  Congress,  2d  session,  pursuant  to  authority  of  H.  Res.  52, 
authorizing  investigation  of  national  defense  program  as  it  relates  to  Com- 
mittee on  Merchant  Marine  and  Fisheries,  May  25  and  20,  1944.  1944.  pt.  2, 
iii+101-241  p.     [These  hearings  were  held  in  New  York  City.]     *  Paper,  20c. 

•  Item  362 

L.  C.  card  44-6048  Y  4.M  53  :  Sh  (;/27/pt.2 

— —     Shipyard  profits,  hearings  before  subcommittee  on  shipyard  profits,  78(h 
Congress,  2d  session,  pursuant  to  authority  of  H.  Res.  52,  Mar.  22  and  23,  1944. 
1944.     iii-l-104  p.  il.     ♦  Paper,  15c.     •  Item  362 
L.  C.  card  44-41068  Y  4.M  53 :  Sh  6/28 

NAVAL  AFFAIRS  COMMITTEE,   HOUSE 

Admiralty.  Hearing  [78th  Congress,  2d  session],  on  S.  1173,  to  provide  for 
staying  judicial  proceedings  against  United  States  in  time  of  war,  on  claims  for 
damages  caused  by  vessels  of  Navy,  or  for  towage  or  salvage  services  to  such 
vessels,  when  Secretary  of  Navy  certifies  that  prosecution  of  such  proceedings 
would  endanger  security  of  naval  operations  or  interfere  therewith,  and  to 
authorize  settlen»ent  and  payment  of  such  claims.  [1944.]  p.  2157-77.  (No. 
238.)     *  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  365  Y  4.N'  22/la  :  ^3-44/238 

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Dental  DcparUnent,  Kavii.  Hearing  [78th  Congress,  2d  session],  on  H.  R.  4216,  to 
provide  more  efficient  dental  care  for  personnel  of  Navy  [by  establishing  Dental 
Department    in   Navy].      [1944.]      p.   2193-2298.      (No.   240.)      *  Paper,   1.5c. 

•  Item  3G.5  Y  4.N  22/la  :  943^4/240 

Naval  supplies.  Hearing  [78th  Congress,  2d  session],  on  H.  R.  2025,  to  amend  that 
part  of  act  of  June  24,  1910  (3(5  Stat.  G19),  relating  to  disposition  of  profits 
from  sales  of  ships'  stores  [so  as  to  permit  of  expenditure  of  profits  for  welfare 
of  officers  as  well  as  of  enlisted  personnel].     [19.44.]     p.  2179-91.     (No.  239.) 

*  Paper,  5o.     •  Item  365  Y  4.N  22/la  :  943-44/239 

Officers,  Xarv.  Hearing  [78th  Congress,  2d  session],  on  S.  2019,  to  establish  grade 
of    fleet    admiral    of    Navy.     [1944.]     p.    2357-62.     (No.    243.)     *  Paper,    5c. 

•  Item  365  Y  4.N  22/la  :  &43-44/243 

Pay,  Nai-p.  Hearing  [78th  Congress,  2d  session],  on  H.  R.  4405,  to  amend  act 
approved  Mar.  7.  1942  (Public  law  490,  77th  Cong.),  as  amended,  so  as  to  more 
specifically  provide  for  pay,  allotments,  and  administration  pertaining  to  war 
casualties.     [1944.]     p.  2299-2343.     (No.  241.)     *  Paper,  10c.     •Item  365 

Y  4.N  22/la :  943^4/241 

Ships.  Hearing  [7Sth  Congress,  2d  session],  on  H.  R.  4991,  to  remove  restrictions 
on  transfers  of  small  craft  to  other  American  republics  in  furtherance  of  war 
effort.      [1944.]     p.    2345-55.     (No.   242.)     *  Paper,   5c.     •  Item   365 

Y  4.N  22/la :  943-44/242 

Womev's  Reserve,  Navp.  Hearing  [78th  Congress,  2d  session],  on  H.  R.  5067,  to 
amend  Naval  Reserve  act  of  19.38,  as  amended,  so  as  to  permit  foreign  service 
of  members  of  "Women's  Reserve  under  certain  conditions.  [1944.]  p.  2363-87. 
(No.  244. )     *  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  365  Y  4.N  22/la  :  943-44/244 

To  amend  Naval  Reserve  act  of  1938,  as  amended,  so  as  to  permit  foreign 

service  of  members  of  Women's  Reserve  under  certain  conditions,  H.  R.  5067, 
[introduced  by]  Mrs.  Smith ;  [letter  from  Secretary  of  Navy  to  Speaker  of 
House  of  Representatives  concerning  bill].     [1944.]     p.  2389-90.     (No.  245.) 

*  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  365  Y  4.N  22/la  :  943-^4/245 

PATENTS   COMMITTEE,   HOtTSE 

Interior  Department.  Rewards  for  inventions,  Interior  Department  employees, 
hearings,  78th  Congress,  2d  session,  on  H.  R.  2987  and  S.  1232,  [bills]  to  provide 
equitable  compensation  for  useful  suggestions  or  inventions  by  personnel  of 
Department  of  Interior,  Apr.  27  and  May  10,  1944.  1944.  iii+47  p.  *  Paper, 
10c.  •  Item  366 
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POST-WAR  ECONOMIC  POLICY  AND  PLANNING,  SPECIAL  COMMITTEE  ON,  HOUSE 

Economic  policy.  Post-war  economic  policy  and  planning  hearings,  78th  Con- 
gress, 2d  session,  pursuant  to  H.  Res.  408,  Mar.  15-Mav  3[2],  1944.  1944. 
2d  session,  pursuant  to  H.  Res.  408,  Mar.  1,5-May  3  [2],  1944.  1944.  [pt.  1], 
ili+ 1-288  p.  [Relates  to  contract  termination  and  related  matters.]  *  Paper, 
35c. 

INTERNAL  REVENUE  TAXATION  JOINT  COMMITTEE 

Refunds  and  credits  of  internal  revenue  taxes,  fiscal  year  1942,  report  pursuant 
to  sec.  nOlO  (c),  internal  revenue  code.    1944.    ix-j-16  p.     (H.  doc.  660,  78th 
Cong.  2d  sess. )     *  Paper,  5c. 
L.  C.  card  29-26737 

SENATE 

Calendar  of  business,  78th  Congress,  2d  session,  Aug.  1,  1944;  no.  90.  1944. 
12  p.  large  8°    [Daily  when  Senate  is  in  session.]    t  Y  1.3 :  78-2/90 

Soldiers.  Manual  explanatory  of  privileges,  rights,  and  benefits  provided  for 
all  persons  who  are,  or  have  been,  members  of  armed  forces  of  United  States 
and  of  those  dependent  upon  them;  [submitted  by  Mr.  Bone].  1944.  v+221  p. 
(S.  doc.  152,  7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess.)  [This  is  a  revision  of  Senate  document  96, 
77th  Congress.]  *  Paper,  25c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41217 

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AGRICULTURE  AND  FORESTRY   COMMITTEE,    SENATE 

Drainage  districts.  Construction  of  drainage  works  in  United  States,  hearings 
before  subcommittee,  78th  Congress,  2d  session,  on  S.  1289,  to  provide  for  im- 
proved agricultural  land  utilization  by  assisting  in  rehabilitation  and  construc- 
tion of  drainage  works  in  humid  areas  of  United  States,  June  5  and  6,  1944. 
1944,  iii+65  p.  *  Paper,  15c.  •  Item  382 
L.  C.  card  44-41180  Y  4.Ag  8/2  :  D  78/2 

Rural  Electrification  Administration.  Administration  of  rural  electrification  act, 
hearings  before  subcommittee,  78th  Congress,  2d  session,  on  S.  Res.  197,  autlior- 
izing  employment  of  assistants  and  expenditure  of  funds  in  proposed  investiga- 
tion of  administration  of  rural  electritication  act,  Feb.  28-Mar.  29,  1944.  1944. 
pt.  3,  iv-f  611-872  p.  *  Paper,  30c.  •  Item  382 
L.  C.  card  44-3040  Y  4.  Ag  8/2  :  R  8S/4/pt.  3 

School  lunch  and  milk  programs,  hearings  before  subcommittee,  7Sth  Congress, 
2d  session,  on  S.  1820  and  S.  1824,  bills  to  assist  States  to  establish  and  maintain 
school-lunch    programs,    May    2-5,    1944.      1944.      iii-|-250    p.      *  Paper,    30c. 
•  Item  382 
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AMERICAN  SMALL  BUSINESS,  SPECIAL  COMMITTEE  TO  STUDY  PROBLEMS  OF,  SENATE 

Business.     Problems  of  American  small  business,  hearings,   78th  Congress,  2d 
session,  pursuant  to  S.  Res.  66  (extending  S.  Res.  298,  76th  Congress),  to  ap- 
point special  committee  to  study  and  survey  problems  of  American  small  busi- 
ness enterprises.     1944.     pts.  36  and  37.     • 
L.  C.  card  42-12978  Y  4.Am  3/5 :  B  96/4 

pt.  36.  Businessmen's   views   on   reconversion   needs,   1.    Indianapolis,   Ind.,   May   24   and 

25,  1944.      iii-f  4391-4405  p.      *  Paper,  15c. 
pt.  37.  Same,  2,  Fort  Wayne,  Ind.,  May  26,  1944.     iii  + 4467-4531  p.     *  Paper,  15c. 

APPROPRIATIONS   COMMITTEE,    SENATE 

Appropriations.  Second  deficiency  appropriation  bill,  1944,  hearings  before  sub- 
committee, 78th  Congress,  2d  session,  on  H.  R.  504O,  making  appropriations  to 
supply  deficiencies  in  appropriations  for  fiscal  year  1944  and  prior  fiscal  years, 
to  provide  supplemental  appropriations  for  fiscal  years  1944  and  1945,  and  for 
other  purposes.  1944.  11+75  p.  *  Paper,  15c.  •  Item  383 
L.  C.  card  44-41072  Y  4.Ap  6/2  :  D  36/944-2 

COMMERCE  COMMITTEE,   SENATE 

Intracoastal  Watertvay  from  Mississippi  River  at  New  Orleans,  La.,  to  Corpus 
Christi,  Tex.  (alternate  connection  with  Mississippi  River  in  vicinity  of  Al- 
giers at  New  Orleans),  letter  from  Secretary  of  War  transmitting  to  chairman 
of  Committee  on  Commerce,  Senate,  review  [by  chief  of  engineers,  Army]  of 
report  on  Intracoastal  Waterway  from  Mississippi  River  at  or  near  New  Or- 
leans, La.,  to  Corpus  Christi,  Tex. ;  presented  by  Mr.  Overton.  1944.  iii+14 
p.  2  maps.     (S.  doc.  188,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     *  Paper,  10c. 

Rivers.     Flood  control,  hearings  before  subcommittee,  78th  Congress,  2d  session, 
on  H.  R.  4485,  autlioriziHg  construction  of  certain  public  works  on  rivers  and 
harbors  for  flood  control.  May  29-June  15,  1944.     1944.     iv+817  p.     *  Paper, 
.$1.25.     •  Item  387 
L.  C.  card  44-41179  Y  4.C  73/2 :  F  65/15 

DISTRICT  OF  COLUMBL\.  COMMITTEE,  SENATE 

Sational  Capital  Housing  Authority.  Investigation  of  program  of  National  Cap- 
ital Housing  Authority,  hearings  before  subcommittee,  78th  Congress,  2d  ses- 
sion, on  S.  Res.  184,  authorizing  investigation  of  program  of  National  Capital 
Housing  Authority,  and  S.  109!),  to  amend  District  of  Columbia  alley  dwelling 
act,  as  amended,  i\Iar.  7  [-.Tune  3],  1944.  1944.  pts.  3  and  4,  [vii] +379-1251 
p.  il.  map.  *  Paper,  pt.  3,  70c. ;  *  pt.  4,  35c.  •  Item  388 
L.  C.  card  44-4413  Y  4.D  63/2 :  N  21/pt.3,4 

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EDUCATION  ANU  LABOR  COMMITTEE,   SENATE 

Public  Health  Service.     Laws  relating  to  Public  Health  Service,  hearings  before 
subcommittee,  78th  Congress,  2d  session,  on  H.  R.  4624,  to  consolidate  and 
revise  laws  relating  to  Public  Health  Service,  June  19  and  20,  1944.     1944. 
iii  +  50  p.     *  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  389 
L.  C.  card  44-41170  Y  4.Ed  8/3 :  P  96/6 

Tuherculosis.     Investigation  and  control  of  tuberculosis,  hearing  before  subcom- 
mittee, 78th  Congress,  2d  session,  on  S.  18.51,  to  establish,  for  investigation  and 
control  of  tuberculosis,  a  division  in  Public  Health  Service.     June  14,  1944. 
1944.     iii-f37  p.     *  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  389 
L.  C.  card  44-4169  Y  4.Ed  8/3 :  T  79 

Wartime  health  and  education,  hearings  before  subcommittee,  78th  Congress,  2d 
session,  on  S.  Res.  74,  authorizing  investigation  of  educational  and  physical  fit- 
ness of  civilian  population  as  related  to  national  defense,  Jan.  25-Feb.  9,  1944: 
Fixed  incomes  in  war  economy,  1.  1944.  pt.  3,  xii+1049-15424-v  p.  il.  3  pi. 
*  Paper,  6yc.  •  Item  389 
L.  C.  card  44-4801  Y  4.Ed  8/3 :  W  26/pt.  3 

GASOLINE  AND  FUEL-OIL  SHORTAGES,   SPECIAL  COMMITTEE  TO  INVESTIGATB:,   SENATE 

Fuel  ail.  Gasoline  and  fuel-oil  shortages,  additional  report  pursuant  to  S.  Res. 
156  (77th  Congress,  extended  by  S.  Res.  28,  78th  Congress),  creating  special 
committee  to  investigate  gasoline  and  fuel-oil  shortages,  methods  of  curtail- 
ment, and  means  of  insuring  adequate  supply:  Interim  report  on  oil  and  coal; 
[submitted  by  Mr.  Maloney].  1944.  iii+32  p.  (S.  rp.  59,  pt.  3,  78th  Cong. 
2d  sess.)  [This  publication  reads  78th  Congress,  2d  session,  although  Senate, 
report  59  is  a  report  of  the  1st  session  of  the  78th  Congress.]  *  Paper,  10c. 
L.  O.  card  42-7296 

INTEESTATB  COMMEECE  COMMITTEE,  SENATE  . 

Railroads.    Abandonment  of  railroad  lines,  hearings  before  subcommittee,  78th 
Congress,  2d  session,  on  S.  1489,  to  establish  additional  standards  and  to  de- 
clare policy  of  Congress  with  respect  to  abandonment  of  railroad  lines,  May 
2-4,  11)44.     1944.     111+198  p.  11.     *  Paper,  25c.     •  Item  396 
L.  O.  card  44-41172  Y  4,In  8/3 :  R 13/65 

JUDICIAEY  COMMITTEE,   SENATE 

Income   tun:    Multiple   taxation   on   Federal   employees,    hearings   before   sub- 
committee, 78th  Congress,  2d  session,  on  H.  R.  3592,  to  amend  judicial  code  in 
respect  to  original  jurisdiction  of  District  Courts  in  certain  cases,  May  24  and 
June  1,  1944.     1944.     ill -f  93  p.     *  Paper,  15c.     •  Item  398 
L.  C.  card  44r41171  Y  4.J89/2 :  Em  7/8 

MILITAKY  AFFAIKS  COMMITTEE,   SENATE 

Government  contracts.  Mobilization  and  demobilization  problems,  hearings,  78th 
Congress,  2d  session,  on  S.  1730,  to  create  Office  of  Demobilization,  establish 
general  policies  for  operation  of  that  Office,  provide  for  settlement  of  claims 
arising  from  terminated  war  contracts,  provide  for  disposal  of  surplus  Gov- 
ernment property,  and  for  other  purposes,  and  S.  1893,  to  provide  for  estab- 
lishment of  Office  of  War  Mobilization  and  Adjustment,  and  for  other  purposes, 
June  9-16,  1944.  1944.  pt.  8,  iii+301-421  p.  *  Paper,  15c.  •  Item  401 
L.  C.  card  44^5506  Y  4.M59/2 :  M  71/pt.  8 

Manpower  for  war  production,  hearings,  78th  Congress,  2d  session,  on  S.  1864, 
to  amend  sec.  5  (k)  of  selective  training  and  service  act,  1940,  as  amended, 
S.  1870,  to  amend  selective  training  and  service  act  of  1940,  as  amended,  with 
respect  to  order  of  induction  by  age  groups  of  certain  men  who  have  children, 
and  for  other  purposes.  May  22-29,  1944.  1944.  pt.  3,  iii+69--156  p.  *  Paper, 
15c.  •  Item  401 
L.  C.  card  44-30505  Y  4.M  59/2 :  M  31/6/pt.  3 

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Public  property.  Summary  of  recommendations  submitted  on  surplus  property 
legislation,  report  of  war  contracts  subconnnittee,  pursuant  to  S.  Res.  198,  to 
investigate  war  contracts,  termination  of  war  contracts,  and  related  prob- 
lems. 1944.  iii+102  p.  (Senate  subcommittee  print  no.  5,  78tb  Congress, 
2d  session.)  *  Paper,  15c. 
L.  C.  card  44^1238  Y  4.M  59/2  :  P  94/16 

NATIONAL  DE:FENSE  PKOGKAM,  SPECIAL  COMMITTEE  INVESTIGATING,  SENATE 

National  defense.  Investigation  of  national  defense  program,  hearings,  78th 
Congress,  1st  and  2d  sessions,  pursuant  to  S.  Res.  6,  78th  Congress  (extending 
S.  Res.  71.  77th  Congress),  Sept.  22,  1943-Jan.  10,  1944.  1944.  pt.  21,  ix+8.jl.5- 
9285+xxiii  p.  il.  [Part  21  relates  to  rayon  versus  cotton  cord  for  tires,  man- 
power, reconver.sion  program.  Army  hotel  acquisition  program.]  *  Paper, 
$1.00  • 
L.  C.  card  41-14209  Y  4.N  21/6 :  D  36/pt.  21 

NAVAL   AFFAIRS   COMMITTEE,    SENATE 

Naval  petroleum  reserves,  hearing,  78th  Congress,  2d  session,  on  S.  1773  (H.  R. 
4771),  to  amend  part  of  act  making  appropriations  for  naval  service,  fiscal  year 
1921,  as  amended,  relating  to  conservation,  care,  custody,  protection,  and 
operation  of  naval  petroleum  and  oil-shale  reserves.  May  25,  1944.  1944. 
iii-|-73  p.  [Relates  to  naval  petroleum  reserves  only.]  *  Paper,  15c.  •  Item  403 
L.  C.  card  44-41073  Y  4.  N  22/2  :  P  44/2 

POST-WAB  ECONOMIC  POLICY  AND  PLANNING,   SPECIAL  COMMITTEE  ON,   SENATE 

Economic  policy.    Post-war  economic  i)0licy  and  planning,  hearings,  78th  Con- 
gress, 2d  session,  pursuant  to  S.  Res.  102.    1944.    pts.  3  and  4.     •  Item  381 
L.  C.  card  43-17526  Y  4.  P  84/7  :  P  84 

pt.  3.  Problem  of  unemployment  and  reemployment  after  war,  unemployment  compensa- 
tion. May  10-June  2,  1944.     vi-f  647-1014  p.  il.  1  tab.     *  Paper,  45c. 

pt.  4.  Housiug  and  urban  redevelopment,  June  1,  1944.  iii -|- 1015-70  p.  il.  [The  hearing.s 
in  pt.  4  were  lield  before  subcommittee  on  housiug  and  urban  retlevelopment.] 
*  Paper,  15c. 

PRESIDENTIAL,    VICE  PRESIDENTIAL,    AND    SENATORIAL   CAMPAIGN    EXPENDITURES,    1044, 
SPECIAL  COMMITTEE  TO   INVESTIGATE,    SEINATE 

Political  corruption.  Federal  corrupt  practices  acts  and  political  activities,  Fed- 
eral corrupt  practices  act  and  Hatch  political  activities  act,  as  amended,  with 
summary  of  their  provisions  in  reference  to  contributions  in  connection  with 
elections  and  also  statement  by  Civil  Service  Commission  of  rights  of  Govern- 
ment employees  in  connection  with  political  activities.  1944.  ii+21  p.  (S.  doc. 
222,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)  *  Paper,  10c. 
I..  C.  card  44-41201 

COURT  OF  CLAIMS 

Note. — The  "opinions"  listed  below  (with  classification  number  Ju  3.9/a  :)  and  marked 
with  a  +  (for  official  use)  are  issued  in  a  very  limited  edition  ;  however,  a  few  copies  are 
available  at  the  Court  of  Claims  at  prices  which  are  determined  by  the  size  and  are  as 
follows  :  1-5  pages,  25c.  ;  6-10  pages,  .'iSc. ;  11-20  pages,  45c. ;  21  pages  and  over,  50c. 

Cook.  Glenwood  L.  Cook  v.  United  States;  special  findings  of  fact  [conclusion 
of  law,  and  opinion],  decided  June  5,  1944.    [1944.]     no.  45515,  8  p.    t 

Ju  3.9/a  :  C  771/2 

Firema7i's  Fund  Indemnity  Company  v.  United  States;  report  of  commissioner. 
[1944.]     no.  44890,  p.  9-38.     t  Jn  3.8 :  F  514 

Hardie-Tynes  Manufacturing  Company  v.  United  States;  report  of  commissioner. 
[1944.]     no.  44385,  p.  7-11.     t  Ju  3.8  :H  218/2 

HiU.  Milton  A.  Hill  v.  United  States;  report  of  commissioner.  [1944.]  no. 
45995,  p.  7-12.    J  Ju  3.8  :  H  554/2 

Hirsch.  Sandor  S.  Hirsch  and  Pernice  Contracting  Corp.  v.  United  States ;  report 
of  commissioner.    [1944.]    no.  45853,  p.  27-36.    I  Ju  3.8  :H  615/2 

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Los  Angeles,  Calif.  Department  of  Water  and  Power  of  Los  Angeles,  and  Los 
Angeles,  a  municipal  corporation,  v.  United  States ;  report  of  commissioner. 
[1944.]     no.  43727,  p.  185-195.     t  Ju  3.9/a :  L  896/3 

Warm  Springs  tribe  of  Indians  of  Oregon  v.  United  States ;  report  of  commissioner. 
[1944.]     no.  M-112,  p.  421-425.    +  Ju3.8:W236 

COURT  OF  CUSTOMS  AND  PATENT  APPEALS 

Oil.  Customs  appeal  no.  4482,  United  States  v.  Gulf  Oil  Corporation,  transcript 
of  record  on  appeal  from  Customs  Court.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i+12  p.     t 

Ju  7.6 :  G  951 

Pipes  (for  smoking).  Customs  appeals  no.  4481,  United  States  v.  Alfred  Dunhill 
of  London,  Inc.,  transcript  of  record  on  appeal  from  Customs  Court.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  i+34  p.     t  Ju  7.6  :D  92/2 

EMPLOYEES'  COMPENSATION  COMMISSION 

Safety  bullet  in,  v.  8,  no.  11 ;  May  1944.  [1944.]  cover  title,  28  p.  il  4°  [Monthly. 
Text  on  p.  2  of  cover.]     f     •  Item  435 

L.  C.  card  36-26723  EC  1.9 :  8/11 

Note. — This  bulletin  issued  in  the  interest  of  accident  prevention  in  employments 
within  the  purview  of  the  workmen's  compensation  laws  administered  by  the  Employees' 
Compensation  Commission,  directs  attention  to  the  number  of  injuries  reported  to  the 
Commission  under  the  Federal  employees  compensation  act,  the  longshoremen's  and 
harbor  workers'  compensation  act,  and  the  District  of  Columbia  compensation  act,  the 
causes  of  such  injuries  and  the  possibilities  of  preventing  them  by  the  use  of  appropriate 
safety  measures. 

FEDERAL  COMMUNICATIONS  COMMISSION 

Rules  and  regulations,  amdt.  212  (app.  5,  pt.  1),  incorporated  Feb.  16,  1944. 
[1944.]  p.  57-62.  [Issued  with  perforations.  To  be  inserted  after  p.  55,  pt.  1, 
Eules  of  practice  and  procedure.]    t     •  Item  446  CC  1.7/  :  212 

Telegraph.  Operating  data  from  monthly  reports  of  telegraph  and  cable  carriers, 
Apr.  1944.  [1944.]  [2]  p.  11.  oblong  large  8°  [Processed.  Subject  to  revi- 
sion.]    t  CC  1.13:  944/4 

Telephone.  Operating  data  from  monthly  reports  of  large  telephone  carriers, 
Apr.  1944.  [1944.]  [2]  p.  il.  oblong  large  8°  [Processed.  Subject  to  revi- 
sion.]    t  CC  1.14:  944/4 

FEDERAL  POWER  COMMISSION 

Electric  utilities.  Revenues  and  income  of  privately  owned  class  A  and  class  B 
electric  utilities  in  United  States,  May  1944 ;  no.  44-5C.  July  13,  1944.  [4]  p. 
11.4"     [Monthly.    Processed.]    t     Paper,  5c.  FP  1.11/5 :  44-5C 

Electricity/.  Consumption  of  fuel  for  production  of  electric  energy.  May  and 
Apr.  1944;  no.  44-5B.  June  23,  1944.  2  p.  il.  4"  [Monthly.  Processed.] 
t     Paper,  5c.  FP  1.13/3 :  44-5B 

Production  of  electric  energy  in  United  States,  May  and  Apr.  1944;  no. 

44-5A.     June  23,  1944.    4  p.  11.  4°     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t    Paper,  5c. 

FP  1.11/2 :  44-5A 

FEDERAL  RESERVE   SYSTEM   BOARD   OF   GOVERNORS 

Consumer  credit;  as  amended  effective  Apr.  3,  1944.  n.  p.  [1944].  [2]-i-27+[2] 
p.  il.  (Regulation  W.)  [This  reprint  of  the  regulation  incorporates  all 
amendments  to  and  including  amdt.  11,  effective  Apr.  3,  1944.]     t 

FR 1-6 :  944AV 

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Federal  reserve  bulletin,  June  1944;  [v.  30,  no.  6].     n.  p.  [1944].     [2J+525-G32  p. 
il.  4°     [Monthly.]     f  Paper,  20c.  single  copy,  $2.00  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription, 
$2.60. 
L.  C.  card  15-26318  FR  1.3/1 :  30/6 

Note. — The  Bulletin  contains  reviews  of  current  economic  developments,  special  articles 
On  monetary  ana  banking  topics,  analyses  of  credit  ccnditions,  regulations  and  rulings 
of  the  Boaid  of  Governors,  and  statistics  of  banking,  business  activity,  prices.  Treasury 
operations,  and  international  flnauce.  It  is  sent  to  member  banks  and,  upon  request,  to 
libraries  of  educational  institutions  without  charge.  Others  desiring  copies  may  obtain 
them  from  the  Board  of  Governors  of  the  Federal  Reserve  System,  Washington,  D.  C, 
at  the  prices  stated  above. 

Inter-district  collection  system.  Federal  reserve  par  list  (banks  upon  which 
checks  will  be  received  by  Federal  reserve  banks  for  collection  and  credit)  ; 
July  1944  supplement.     [1944.]     [2]  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

FR  1.9 :  944/supp.^6 

Member  bank  call  report  96,  condition  of  member  banks,  Apr.  13,  1944.  u.  p. 
[1944.]      [2] +15+ [1]  p.  11.  4°     t  FR  1.11:  96 

FEDERAL  SECURITY  AGENCY 

COMMUNITY  WAR  SERVICES  OFFICE 

Community  information  program,  for  use  of  war  recreation  committees.  [1944.] 
[8]  p.  il.  narrow  8°     (Recreation  Division.)     t  FS  9.2:  In 3 

Recreation  bulletin,  information  for  community  defense  recreation  committees, 
published  by  Division  of  Recreation,  issue  85;  June  15,  1944.  [1944.]  4  p.  4° 
[Processed.]     t  FS9.7:85 

EDUCATION  OFFICE 

American  republics.     Selected  list  of  reference  books  on  the  other  Americas ; 
compiled  by  Division  of  Inter-American  Educational  Relations.     [May  1944.] 
5  p.  4°     [Processed.]     f 
L.  C.  card  E  44-46  "  FS  5.2 :  Am  3/3 

Education  for  victory,  official  biweekly  of  Office  of  Education,  v.  3,  no.  1  and  2 ; 
-  July  3  and  20,  1944.    [1944.]    Each  24  p.  il.  4"     *  Paper,  5c.  single  copy,  $1.00  a 

yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $1.50.     •  Item  499 

L.  C.  card  E  42-155  FS  5.26 :  3/1,2 

Elementary  education  and  the  war  [list].  Revised  Mar.  1944.  [1944.]  15  p.  4° 
[Processed.]     f  FS  5.2 :  El  2/944 

Far  East.    Annotated  list  of  available  units,  courses  of  study,  and  other  curricular 
material  dealing  with  the  Far  East;  by  C.  O.  Arndt.     Revised  June  1944. 
[1944.]     14  p.  4°     [Processed.]     f 
L.  C.  card  E  44-45  FS  5.2 :  F  22/2/944-2 

Publications.  Recent  general  publications  of  Office  of  Education  [1930-43],  sup- 
plement.   June  1,1944.    [4]  p.    [Processed.]    t  FS  5.9 :  930-43/supp.-2 

Schools.     Some  effects  of  the  war  upon  public  schools,  1942-43  and  1943-44 ;  by 
Emery  M.  Foster.     1944.     13  p.  4°     (Circular  227.)      [Processed.]     t 
L.  0.  card  E  4^-196  FS  5.4 :  227 

Visual  instruction.  Material  on  use  of  visual  aids  to  instruction.  June  1944. 
2  p.  4°     [Processed.]     f  FS5.2:V82 

PUBLIC  HEALTH  SERVICE 

Bedbug,  its  habits  and  life  history  and  methods  of  control ;  by  Willard  H.  Wright. 
[1944.]     [2] +9  p.  2  p.  of  pi.     (Supplement  175  to  Public  health  reports.) 
*  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  528 
L.  C.  card  44-41190  FS  2.8 :  175 

Cadet  Nurse  Corps.  So  proudly  we  hail!  Cadet  Nurse  Corps.  [1944.]  [8]  p. 
11.32°     ([NE  leaflet  3.])     f  FS2.46:3 

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Cadet  Nurse  Corps — Continued. 

U.  S.  marine  hospitals  of  Public  Health  Service  need  senior  cadets,  Cadet 

Nurse  Corps.     [1944.]     [6]  p.  il.  narrow  8°     ( [NE  leaflet  2.] )     t     •  Item  522 

FS2.46:2 

Chemotherapy  of  burns  and  shock:  6,  Standardized  hemorrhage  in  mouse,  7, 
Therapy  of  experimental  hemorrhage  [with  list  of  references]  ;  by  Herbert 
Tabor.  Herman  Rabat,  and  Sanfoid  M.  Rosenthal.  [1944.]  [2] +21  p.  il. 
(Reprint  2557.)      [From  Public  health  reports,  May  19,  1944,  v.  59,  no.  20.] 

*  Paper,  5c. 

L.  C.  card  4a-51956  FS  2.7/a :  2557 

Dermatitis.     Patch  test  in  contact  dermatitis  [with  list  of  references] ;  by  Louis 
Schwartz   [and  Samuel  M.  Peck].     [1944.]     12  p.      (Reprint  2552.)      [From 
Public  health  reports,  Apr.  28,  1944,  v.  59,  no.  17.]     *  Paper,  5c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41279  FS  2.7/a :  2552 

Diseases.    Reportable  diseases,  diseases  and  conditions  required  to  be  reported 
in  the  several  States;  by  William  Fowler.     [1944.]     24  p.     (Reprint  2544.) 
[From  Public  health  reports,  Mar.  10,  1944,  v.  59,  no.  10.]     *  Paper,  5c. 
L.  ( '.  card  44-41278  FS  2.7/a  :  2544 

Hospitals  in  public  health  panorama;  by  Warren  F.  Draper.  [1944.]  [2] +10  p. 
(Reprint  2551.)      [From  Public  health  reports,  Apr.  21,  1944,  v.  59,  no.  16.] 

*  Paper,  5c. 

L.  C.  card  42-41277  FS  2.7/a  :  2551 

Hygiene.  Industrial  hygiene  news  letter,  current  news  of  official  industrial 
hygiene  activities,  v.  4,  no.  5,  May  1944 ;  issued  monthly  by  Industrial  Hygiene 
Division.  [1944.]    14  p.  4°    [Processed.]     t         '  FS  2.45: 4/5 

Same,  v.  4,  no.  6,  June  1944 ;  issued  monthly  by  Industrial  Hygiene  Division. 

[1944.]     8+8  p.  4°     [Processed.]     $  FS  2.45: 4/6 

Leprosy.     Promin  treatment  of  leprosy,  progress  report  [with  list  of  references]  ; 
by  G.  H.  Faget,  R.  C.  Pogge,  F.  A.  Johansen,  J.  F.  Dinan,  B.  M.  Prejean,  and 
C.  a.  Eccles.     [1944.]     [2] +13  p.  2  p.  of  pi.     (Reprint  2531.)      [From  Public 
health  reports,  Nov.  26, 1943,  v.  58,  no.  48.]    *  Paper,  5c. 
L.  O.  card  44-41276  FS  2.7/a  :  2531 

Mosquitoes.  Airplane  dusting  with  paris  gi'een  for  control  of  Anopheles  quad- 
rimaculatus  Say  in  water-chestnut  covered  areas  of  Potomac  River  during  1943  ; 
by  William  C.  Murray  and  Herbert  Knutson.  [1944.]  12  p.  il.  2  p.  of  pi. 
(Reprint  2553.)      [From  Public  health  reports,  May  5,  1944,  v.  59,  no.  18.] 

*  Paper,  5c. 

L.  C.  card  44-41275  FS  2.7/a :  2553 

Nursing  practices  in  industry  [with  list  of  reference  materials] ;  by  Olive  M. 
Whitlock,  Victoria  M.  Trasko,  F.  Ruth  Kahl.  1944.  iv+70  p.  (Public  health 
bulletin  283.)      [From  Industrial  Hygiene  Division,  State  Services  Bureau.] 

*  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  526 

L.  C.  card  44-41191  FS  2.3 :  283 

Penicillin.     Therapeutic  efficacy  of  penicillin  in  relapsing  fever  infections  in  mice 
and  rats  [with  list  of  references]  ;  by  Harry  Eagle  and  Harold  J.  Maguuson. 
[1944.]      [2]  +6  p.     (Reprint  2554.)      [From  Public  health  reports,  May  5,  1944, 
V.  59,  no.  18.]     *  Paper,  5c.- 
L.  C.  card  44-41274  FS  2.7/a  :  2554 

Pneumococci.  Nomenclature  of  pn>3umococcic  types  [with  list  of  references] ; 
Study  of  cross  reactions  among  pneumococcic  types  and  their  application  to 
identification  of  types  [with  list  of  references] ;  Cross  reactions  between  sev- 
eral pneumococcic  types  and  their  significance  in  prepai'ation  of  polyvalent  anti- 
serum [with  list  of  references]  ;  by  Bernice  E.  Eddy.  [1944.]  36  p.  (Reprint 
2550.)      [From  Public  health  reports,  Apr.  7  and  14,  1944,  v.  59,  no.  14  and  15.] 

*  Paper,  5c. 

L.  C.  card  44-41273  FS  2.7/a  :  2550 

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August  1944  925 

Polio7)}yelitis.     Care  during  recovery  period  in  paralytic  poliomyelitis,  by  Henry 

0.  Kendall  and  Florence  P.  Kendall ;  with  introduction  by  George  E.  Ben- 
nett and  Robert  W.  Johnson,  jr.  Revised  1939  [reprint  1944.]  vii-f96  p. 
il.  S  p.  of  pi.     (Rublic  health  bulletin  242.)     *  Paper,  20c.     •  Item  526 

T  27.12 :  242/2-2 
Nt)TE. — This  reprint  is  classed  with  the  original  publication  so  that  they  may  be  filed 
together. 

Posters.    Know  for  sure,  get  a  blood  test  for  syphilis;  [poster]  VD  13.     1944. 
18.3  X  14.2  in.     *  5c.  FS  2.27  :  13/2 

Make  our  men  as  fit  as  our  machines,  regular  physical  check-ups  with  blood 

tests ;  [poster]  VD  14.     1944.     18.3  X  14.2  in.     *  5c.  FS  2.27 :  14/2 

No  home  remedy  or  quack  ever  cured  syphilis  or  gonorrhea,  see  your  doctor 

or  health  officer;  [poster]  VD  7-R.  1944.  18.3X14.2  in.  [Illustrator,  Kar- 
sakov.]     *  5c.  FS  2.27  :  7-R 

Prostitution    spreads   syphilis    and    gonorrhea;    [poster]    VD    16.     1944. 

1 8.3  X  14.2  in.     *  5c.  FS  2.27  :  16/2 

[Workers'    health;    poster    WH18-WH29.]     1944.     Each    14X10    in.   or 

10X14  in.     [Illustrator,  Nydorf.]     *  5c.  each  ($1.00  per  100).        FS  2.25  :  18-29 

WH18.  Cover  up  coughs  and  sneezes,  a  bad  cold  may  be  flu  !  see  your  doctor. 
WH19.  Don't  gamble  with  appendicitis,  don't  use  a  laxative,  call  a  doctor. 
WH20.  Welding,    guard    against    explosives,    electric    shock,    burns,    gases,    powerful    arc 

lights. 
WH21.  Let's  see  !  better,  longer,  easier. 
WH22.  Be  kind  to  your  stomach,   choose  food  and  drink  wisely,   if  stomach   upset  is 

violent,  see  your  doctor. 
WH23.   See  your  dentist,  to  prevent  pain  and  control  infection. 
WH24.  Wear  clean  clothes,  beat  the  skin  game,  a  shower  after  work. 
WH2o.  Know  your  score,  get  a  physical  check-up  at  lease  once  a  year. 
WH26.  Beware  of  carbon   monoxide. 

WH27.  What  you  don't  know  can  hurt  you,  get  a  blood  test  for  syphilis. 
WH28.   Night  shift,  guard  against  fatigue  by  getting  plenty  of  rest  and  good  food. 
WH29.  Correct  pick-up,  avoid  hernia. 

Public  health  englneermg  abstracts.    July  1944 ;  v.  24,  no.  7.     [1944.]     cover  title, 
32  p.  4°     [Monthly.     Text  on  p.  2  and  3  of  cover.]     t     •   Item  522 

FS  2.13 :  24/7 

Public  health  reports,  v.  59,  no.  27-30;  July  7-28,  1944.       [1944.]     [viii]-f857- 
1008-f  [7]  p.     [Weekly.    Articles  of  special  interest  are  issued  as  reprints  or  as 
.supplements  and  are  listed  in  the  Monthly  catalog  when  published.]     *  Paper, 
5c.  single  copy,  $2.50  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $4.25.     •  Item  527 
L.  C.  card  0-25167  FS  2.7  :  59/27-30 

Note. — The  Public  health  reports  is  published  primarily  for  distribution,  in  accordance 
with  the  law,  to  health  officers,  members  of  boards  or  departments  of  health,  and  other 
persons  directly  or  indirectly  engaged  in  public  health  work.  Others  desiring  the  Reports 
may  obtain  them  from  the  Superintendent  of  Documents,  Government  Printing  Office, 
Washington  25,  D.  C,  at  the  prices  stated  above.  Articles  of  special  interest  are  issued 
as  reprints  or  as  supplements,  in  which  forms  they  are  made  available  for  more  econmi- 
cal  and  general  distribution. 

Sheep.     Pathologic  changes  in  sheep  resulting  from  exposure  to  low  barometric 
pressures;   by  John  W.   Miller.     [1944.]     4  p.   2   p.   of  pi.     (Reprint  2556.) 
[From  Public  health  reports,  May  12,  1944,  v.  59,  no.  19]     *  Paper,  5c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41272  FS  2.7/a  :  2556 

Shellfish.     [Revised  list  of  shellfish  shippers  dated  Sept.  1,  1943],  supp.  19;  July 

1,  1944.  [1944.]  0  p.  4"  [Semimonthly;  monthly  duriiig  June,  July,  and 
August.     Processed.]     t  FS  2.16 :  943/supp.l9 

Triehhiosls.  Studies  on  trichinosis:  16,  Epidemiological  considerations  based 
on  examination  for  trichinae  of  5,313  diaphragms  from  189  hospitals  in  37  States 
and  District  of  Columbia  [with  list  of  references]  ;  by  Willard  H.  Wright, 
Leon  Jacobs,  and  Arthur  C.  Walton.  [1944.]  [2] +13  p.  (Reprint  2558.) 
[From  Public  healh  reports,  May  26,  1944,  v.  50,  no.  21.]  *  Paper.  5c. 
L.  C.  card  37-26797  FS  2.7/a  :  2558 

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926  Government  Publications 

Vcnn-cal  disease  information,  v.  25,  no.  7,  July  1044;  issued  by  Public  Health 
Service  for  use  iu  its  cooperattive  work  with  State  and  local  health  (h'part- 
uients  and  physician  in  private  practice.  [1944]  [2] -f  107-227  p.  il. 
[Monthly.  Articles  of  special  interest  are  issued  as  reprints  or  supplements  and 
are  listed  in  the  Monthly  catalog  when  published.]  *  Paper,  5c.  single  copy, 
50c.  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  90c.  •  Item  530 
L.  C.  card  23-26719  FS  2.9 :  25/7 

Venereal  diseases.  Directory  of  clinics  for  diagnosis  and  treatment  of  venereal 
diseases.  Revised  1944.  [1044.]  iv+^O  p.  4°  (Supplement  4  to  Venereal 
disease  information.)  [Title  on  cover  is:  1944  directory,  venereal  disease 
clinics.]     *  Paper,  15c.     •  Item  531  FS  2.10:  4/5 

Venereal  disease  and  selective  service;   [by]   Richard  H.  Eanes.     1944. 

[l]+6  p.  ( [Venereal  Diseases  Division]  ;  Reprint  214.)  [From  Venereal  dis- 
ease information,  Jan.  1944,  v.  25.]     *  Paper,  5c.  FS2.9/a:214 

NATIONAL  INSTITUTE  OF  HEALTH 

Journal  of  National  Cancer  Institute.    Journal  of  National  Cancer  Institute,  v.  4, 
Aug.  1943-June  1944  [title  page,  contents,  errata  and  emendation,  and  index]. 
[1944.]     vi +601-603  p.     *  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  523 
L.  C.  card  40-29172  FS  2.31 :  4/t.p.&  ind. 

Same,  v.  4,  no.  6;  June  1944.  [1944.]  cover  title,  p.  539-600,  il.  [Bi- 
monthly. Text  on  p.  2  and  4  of  cover.]  *  Paper,  40c.  single  copy,  $2.00  a  yr. ; 
foreign  subscription,  $2.60.     •  Item  523  FS  2.31 :  4/6 

SOCIAL  SECURITY  BOARD 

Economic  perspectives,  1943-48;  by  W.  S.  Woytinsky.  Washington,  D.  C,  Oct. 
1943.  cover  title,  [l]-f-2+[6]+176  p.  il.  4°  (Bureau  memorandum  52;  Re- 
search and  Statistics  Bureau.)      [Processed.     Text  on  p.  2  of  cover.]     $ 

FS  3.11 :  52 

Federal  aid.     Elements  of  variable-grant  formula ;  by  Paul  H.  Wueller.     Wash- 
ington, D.  C,  Nov.  1943.     [2]-f-22  p.  4°     (Bureau  memorandum  54.)      [Proc- 
Gsspd  1     i 
L.  C.  card  SS  44-12  FS  3.11 :  54 

Medical  care.     Prepayment  medical  care  organizations ;  [by]  Margaret  C.  Klem. 
Washington,  D.  C,  Nov.  1943.     [2]-f252  p.     (Bureau  memorandum  55;  Re- 
search and  Statistics  Bureau.)      [Processed.     Text  on  p.  2  of  cover.]     f 
L.  C.  card  SS  44-9  FS3.il:  55 

Old  age  insurance.  Cost  of  living  for  aged  persons,  items,  quantities,  and  prices 
of  goods  and  services  required  by  an  aged  couple  and  by  an  aged  man  living 
alone  at  maintenance  level  in  a  northern  urban  area,  1938  and  1942  [with  list 
of  references]  ;  by  Florence  A.  Armstrong.  Washington,  D.  C,  Oct.  1943. 
v+44  p.  4"  (Bureau  memorandum  53.)  [Processed.]  t 
L.  C.  card  SS  44-11  FS  3.11 :  53 

Social  security.     Survey  of  social  security  statistics ;  by  Herman  Sturm.     Wash- 
ington, D.  C.,  Mar.  1944.     [3]+3+ii+71  p.  il.  4°     (Bureau  memorandum  56.) 
[Processed.]     % 
L.  C.  card  SS  44-10  FS  3.11 :  56 

Tabular  guide  to  social  security  statistics,  references  to  periodic  data  for 

1036-43  in  Social  Security  Board  publications.  Washington,  D.  C,  Apr.  1944. 
[8]  p.-4°  ([Bureau  memorandum  56,  supplement.])  [Proces.sed.  Series  des- 
ignation not  given  on  publication.]     t  FS  3.11 :  56/supp. 

Social  security  bulletin,  June  1944;  v.  7,  no.  6.     [1944.]     cover  title,  48  p.  il.  4° 
[Monthly.     Text  and  another  illustration  on  p.  2-4  of  cover.]     *  Paper,  20c. 
single  copy,  $2.00  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $3.75.     •  Item  539 
L.  C.  card  40-29327  FS  3.3 :  7/6 

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August  1944  927 

EMPLOYMENT  SECXTRITT  BUBEAU 

Unemployment  compensation  interpretation  service:  Benefit  series,  v.  7,  no.  6; 
June  lb44.  [1944.]  cover  title,  ii+95  p.  [Montlily.  Text  on  p.  2-4  of  cover. 
Issued  with  perforations.]  *  Paper,  30c.  single  copy,  $3.50  a  yi'. ;  foreign 
subscription,  .$5.00.     •  Item  542.  FS  3.10S :  7/G 

Note. — The  Benefit  series  reports  decisions,  opinions,  and  interpretations  rendered 
by  courts.  State  attorneys  general,  unemployment  compensation  commissions,  boards  of 
review  and  by  the  appeal  tribunals,  referees  and  examiners  of  the  various  State  agencies 
that  interpret  provisions  of  State  unemployment  compensation  laws  affecting  benefit 
riglits  and  coverage  liabilities. 

The  monthly  issues  contain  decisions  and  opinions  which  establish  new  principles 
and  policies  in  each  State,  a  code,  a  digest,  an  index,  and  a  conversion  table  for  State 
numbers  and  court  cases  by  name.  The  annual  cumulative  issues  contain  a  code, 
an  index,  a  conversion  table,  a  table  of  afiirmances  and  reversals,  a  table  of  court  cases, 
and  a  digest  of  all  decisions  and  opinions  published  during  the  previous  12  months. 

PUBLIC   ASSISTANCE  BUBEATJ 

Public  assistance.  Comparative  statistics  of  general  assistance  operations  of  pub- 
lic agencies  in  selected  large  cities,  Apr.  1944.  June  1, 1944.  [8]  p.  4°  [Monthly. 
Processed.]     t  FS  3.16:  944/4 

Same,  May  1944.     July  4,  1944.     [8]  p.  4°     [Monthly.     Processed.]     $ 

FS  3.16 :  944/5 

Public  assistance  [preprinted  from  Social  security  bulletin,  v.  7,  no.  6: 

June  1944.]     [1944.]     4  p.  il.  4°    f  FS  3.3/a2  :  944/4 

VOCATIONAL  REHABILITATION  OFFICE 

Handicapped.  Public  service  for  restoring  the  handicapped  to  useful  employ- 
ment, vocational  rehabilitation,  1944.  [1944.]  [2]  4-10+ [2]  p.  narrow  8°  t 
•  Item  506  FS  10.2 :  H  19/2 

FEDERAL  TRADE  COMMISSION 

Note. — The  Federal  Trade  Commission  discontinued  the  publication  of  advance  sheets  of 
its  decisions  in  printed  form  with  the  conclusion  of  volume  23.  The  Commission  will, 
however,  on  request,  in  case  of  a  specific  interest,  supply  processed  copy  of  the  full  text 
of  any  complaints,  findings  and  orders,  stipulations,  or  decisions  in  court  cases  to  which 
the  Commission  is  a  party,  whicli  are  published  later  in  printed  form  in  the  bound  volumes 
and  sold  by  the  Superintendent  of  Documents,  Government  Printing  Office,  Wasliington 
25,  D.  C. 

Addresses.  Remarks  of  Robert  E.  Freer,  chairhian  of  Federal  Trade  Commission, 
opening  trade  practice  conference  for  gas-fired  water  heater  industry,  Chicago, 
111.,  May  10,  1944.     [1944.]     [l]+3  p.     [Processed.]     j  FT  114 :F 87/52 

Atlantic  Packing  Co.  No.  8466,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  3d  circuit,  Samuel 
Perloff  [et  al.],  individuals  and  copartners,  trading  as  Atlantic  Packing  Com- 
pany and  Atlantic  Packing  Company,  Distributors'  v.  Federal  Trade  Commis- 
sion, on  petition  to  review  order  of  Federal  Trade  Commission ;  brief  for  re- 
spondent.    [1944.]     cover  title,  v-f21  p.     $  FT  1.5:  At  63 

Modern  Marketing  Service,  Inc.  No.  8483,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  7th  cir- 
cuit, Modern  Marketing  Service,  Inc.  [et  al.]  v.  Federal  Trade  Commission, 
on  joint  and  several  petition  to  review  and  set  aside  order  of  Federal  Trade 
Commission;-  cross  petition  by  Federal  Trade  Commission.  [1044.]  cover 
title,  3  p.    t  FT  1.5  :  M  72 

Bed  d  White  Corporation.  No.  8484,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  7th  circuit, 
Red  and  White  Corporation  ct  al.]  v.  Federal  Trade  Commission,  on  joint 
and  several  petition  to  review  and  set  aside  order  of  Federal  Trade  Commis- 
sion;  cross  petition  by  Federal  Trade  Commission.     [1944.]    cover  title,  3  p.    t 

FT  1.5  :R  245 
Todd,  J.  E.,  Inc.    Brief  for  respondent,  United  States  Court  of  Appeals,  District 
of  Columbia,  no.  8608,  J.  E.  Todd,  Inc.  v.  Federal  Trade  Conunission,  on  peti- 
tion  to   review   order   of   Federal   Trade   Commission.      [1944.]      cover   title, 
iii+13  p.     t  FT  1.5  :T  566 

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928  Government  Publications 

Work.    Monthly  summary  of  work  for  June  1944.     [1944.]     8  p.     [Processed.]     t 

FT  1.15 :  944/f; 

FEDERAL  WORKS  AGENCY 

PUBLIC  ROADS  ADMINISTRATION 

Highways,  current  literature,  v.  23,  no.  21-25,  May  24-June  21,  1944 ;  compiled  by 
library  staff  of  Public  Roads  Administration.  [1944.]  various  paging,  4° 
[Weekly.    Processed.]     t  FW  2.8 :  23/21-25 

GENERAL  ACCOUNTING  OFFICE 

Decisions  of  comptroller  general,  v.  23,  May  1944 ;  Lindsay  C.  Warren,  comptroller 
general,  Frank  L.  Yates,  assistant  comptroller  general.  1944:  [1] +823-911  p. 
[Monthl.v.]  *  Paper,  15c,  single  copy,  $1.50  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $2.00. 
L.  C.  card  22-24145  GA  1.5/a  :  23/11 

General  regulations.  General  regulations  no.  86,  revised,  supp.  1 ;  June  6,  1944. 
[1944.]     1  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  GA  1.6 :  S6/2/supp.l 

Same  no.  96,  supp.  4  ;  July  6,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

GA  1.6 :  96/SUPP.4 

GOVERNMENT  PRINTING  OFFICE 

Materials.  Abstract  of  contracts  for  material,  etc.,  for  public  printing  and  bind- 
ing for  term  of  6  months  beginning  July  1,  1944.     1944.    32  p.  4°     ± 

GP  1.2 :  M  41/2/944-2 

DOCUMENTS  OFFICE 

Fish  and  unldlifc;  Apr.  1944.     1944.     [2]-f26  p.     (Price  list  21,  32d  edition.)     t 
•  Item  592 
L.  C.  card  26-26235  GP  3.9 :  21/32 

Foods  and  cooking,  canning,  cold  storage,  home  economics;  Apr.  1044.     1944. 
20  p.     (Price  list  11,  36th  edition.)     t     •  Item  592 
L.  C.  card  26-26496  .  ,  GP  3.9 :  11/36 

Government  pxihlications.  List  of  selected  United  States  Government  publications, 
July  1  and  15,  1{>44.  [1944.]  Each  8  p.  (1944-13  and  1944-14.)  [Semi- 
monthly.]    t     •  Item  593. 

L.  C.  card  28-26554  GP  3.17 :  944/13, 14 

Note. — This  List  is  an  advertising  list  of  United  States  Government  publications  for 
sale  by  the  Superintendent  ot  Documents.  Its  purpose  is  to  keep  interested  persons 
informed  as  to  new  publications.  The  List  is  arranged  alphabetically  by  subjects,  with 
annotations  and  prices.  It  may  be  obtained  free  of  charge  upon  'application  to  the 
Superintendent  of  Documents,  Government  Printing  Ofllce,  Washington  25,  D.  C. 

Monthly  catalog.     United  States  Government  publications,  monthly  catalog,  no 
594;  July  1944.     1944.     ix+727-885  p.     *  Paper,  20c.  single  copy,  $2.00  a  yr. ; 
foreign  subscription,  $2.60.     •  Item  590 
L.  C.  card  4-18088  GP  3.8/1 :  944/7 

Radio  communication.     List  of  radio  publications  [for  sale  by  superintendent  of 
documents].     Revised  June  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.     t     •  Item  588 
L.  C.  card  25-26634  GP  3.2 :  R  11/5/944 

Transportation,  railroad  and  shipping  problems,  postal  service,  communications. 
Coast  Guard,  and  Panama  Canal;  Apr.  1944.     1944.     [2]-f82  p.     (Price  list 
25,  32d  edition.)     f     •  Item  592 
L.  C.  card  26-26255  GP  3.9 :  25/32 

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August  1944  929 

INTERIOR  DEPARTMENT 

Note. — The  decisions  of  the  Department  of  the  Interior  including  leading  decisions  and 
important  opinions  with  regulations  and  instructions  relating  to  all  activities  of  the  Depart- 
ment are  usually  issued  in  signatures  and  published  later  in  bouud  volumes.  Advance  parts 
1,  2,  and  .3  of  v.  57  have  been  issued  as  separates,  liowever,  as  an  economy  measure,  separates 
will  be  discontinued  for  the  war  period.  Prices  for  bound  volumes  furnished  upon  application 
to  the  Superintendent  of  Documents,  Government  Printing  Office,  Washington  25,  D.  C. 

Inside  Interior,  v.  1,  uo.  8 ;  July  1944.  [1944.]  4  p.  il.  large  4°  [Monthly.  Service 
edition.]     t  11.75:1/8 

Law  library  reporter,  v.  4,  no.  7  ;  July  1944.  Washington,  1944.  [2]  +43-52  p.  4° 
[Processed.]     % 

L.  C.  card  42-37804  1 1.74  :  4/7 

Note. — Publication  of  the  Law  library  reporter  will  be  suspended  during  August. 

^     FISH  AND  WILDLIFE  SERVICE 

Alaska.  Regulatory  announcement  9,  amdt.  2  ;  June  7, 1944.  Chicago,  111.  [1944.] 
2  p.  4°  [Processed.  Title  50,  Wildlife,  chap.  1,  Fish  and  Wildlife  Service, 
subchap.  Q,  Alaska  commercial  fisheries,  published  by  Federal  Register  Division, 
National  Archives.]     t  I  49.24 :  9/amdt.  2 

"  Fish  and  fisheries.    Fish  distribution  boat ;  by  Roy  D.  Noble,  C.  H.  Bennett.    Chi- 
cago, 111.,  Apr.  1944.     4  p.  il.  4°     (Fishery  leaflet  56.)      [Processed.]     t 

1 49.28 :  56 

Scaler  boosts  fish  production ;  by  L.  V.  Burton.     [1944.]     p.  68-69,  11.  4" 

( [Fishery  leaflet  54.] )      [Processed.     Reprinted  from  Food   industries,  Jan. 
1944.]     t  149.28:54 

"^  Some  of  the  more  important  publications  on  diseases  and  parasites  of  fishes ; 

[prepared  in  Division  of  Fishery  Biology].     Chicago,  111.,  Apr.  1944.     2  p.  4° 
(Fishery  leaflet  58.)      [Processed.]     t  149.28:58 

Fishery  products.  Cold  storage  holdings  of  fishery  products,  June  1, 1944.  [1944.] 
2  p.  4°  (Current  fishery  statistics  no.  130.)  [Processed.  Statistics  furnished 
by  War  Food  Administration,  Distribution  Office.]     t  149.8/2:130 

Landings  by  fishing  craft  at  New  Bedford,  Mass.,  1943.     [1944.]     4  p.  4" 

(Current  fishery  statistics  no.  129.)      [Processed.]     $  149.8/2:129 

—  Same,  Apr.  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  4°  (Current  fishery  statistics  no.  128.) 
[Processed.]     t  149.8/2:128 

y^  Furs.  Annual  fur  catch  of  United  States  ;  prepared  in  Fur  Resources,  Division  of 
Wildlife  Research.  Chicago,  111.,  July  1944.  21  p.  4°  (Wildlife  leafiet  253.) 
[Processed.]     -t  149.13:253 

*  Garfish.  Capture  and  marketing  of  garfish  (with  special  reference  to  those  of 
Louisiana)  and  recipes  for  their  preparation;  prepared  in  Division  of  Fishery 
Industries.  Chicago,  111.,  June  1944.  6  p.  4°  (Fishery  leafiet  61.) 
[Processed.]     $  149.28:61 

^  V  Magpies.  Local  control  of  mag-pies  through  destroying  nests  and  roosts  and 
through  trapping;  by  E.  R.  Kalmbach.  Chicago,  111.,  Apr.  1944.  4  p.  il.  4° 
( Wildlife  leaflet  2.12. )      [Processed.  ]     t  1 49.13  :  252 

Menhaden  oil.    Body  oil  from  menhaden  (Brevoortia  tyrannus)  :  A,  Low  tempera- 
ture crystallization  of  glycerides,  B,  Some  of  the  18  and  20  carbon  atom  acids 
[with  list  of  literature  cited  ;  by]  W.  H.  Baldwin  and  L.  E.  Parks.    Chicago,  111., 
June  1944.     [4]  p.  4°     (Fishery  leaflet  63.)     [Proces.sed.    Reprinted  from  Oil  & 
i     .     soap,  June  1943,  v.  20,  no.  6.]     ±  149.28:63 

y 

Pigeons.  Control  of  vagrant  domestic  pigeons;  prepared  in  Economic  Wildlife 
Investigations,  Division  of  Wildlife  Research.  Chicago,  111.,  May  1944.  4  p.  4" 
(Wildlife  leaflet  2.")4.)      [Processed.]     +  149.13:254 

^  Rabbit  mantire.  Value  and  use  of  rabbit  manure ;  by  George  S.  Templeton.  Chi- 
cago, 111.,  May  1944.  4  p.  4°  (Wildlife  leaflet  255.)  [Processed.  Supersedes 
Wildlife  leaflet  216,  issued  Apr.  1942.]     t  149.13:255 

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930  Government  Publications 

Salmon.  Mild  curing,  pickling,  dry  salting,  and  smoking  salmon ;  by  Norman  D. 
Jarvis.  June  1944.  13  p.  4°  (Fishery  leaflet  GO.)  [Processed.  Supersedes 
Meiiioranduiu  S-348,  issued  by  former  Fisheries  Bureau.]     +  149.28:60 

Vitamin  A.  Vitamin  A  report.  Mar.  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  oblong  8"  (Current  fish- 
ery statistics  no.  122.)     [Processed.]     t  I  49.8/2 :  122 

Same,  Apr.  1944.     [1944.]     2  p.  oblong  8°     (Current  fishery  statistics  no. 

127.)     [Processed.]     t  149.8/2:127 

GENERAL  LAND  OFFICE 

Alaska,  information  relative  to  disposal  and  leasing  of  public  lands  in  Alaska 
[with  bibliography].    1944.    iii4-24p.il.    (Information  bulletin  2.)     t    •Item 
615 
L.  C.  card  44-^1239  1 21.17 :  2 

GEOGRAPHICAL  NAMES  BOARD 

Mariana  Islands.     Geographical  names  in  Mariana  Islands,  decisions  rendered 
Feb.  1944.     [1944.]     [l]+25p.     [Processed.]     t 
L.  O.  card  44-41240  1 33.6 :  M  33 

GEOLOGICAL  SURVEY 

Note. — The  publications  of  the  United  States  Geological  Survey  consist  of  Monographs, 
Professional  papers,  Bulletins  SVater-supply  papers,  folios  of  the  Geologic  atlas  of  the 
United  States,  topographic  maps  (some  of  which  bear  descriptive  text),  base  maps,  and 
other  maps  of  the  United  States  and  of  single  States.  Practically  all  of  them  are  sale 
publications.  The  maps  and  folios  are  sold  by  the  Geological  Survey  Washington  25.  D.  C. 
Orders  for  other  publications  that  are  for  sale  should  be  sent  to  the  Superintendent  of 
Documents,  Washington  25,  D.  C. 

Alaska,  Mining  in  northern  Copper  River  region,  Alaska;  by  Fred  H.  Moffit. 
1944.    ii -1-25^7  p.  11.     (Bulletin  943-B.)     [Mineral  resources  of  Alaska,  1941- 

42,  p.  25-47.]    *  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  622  1 19.3 :  943-B 

Atlantic  Coastal  Plain.  Surface  water  supply  of  United  States,  1942 :  pt.  2, 
South  Atlantic  slope  and  eastern  Gulf  of  Mexico  basins ;  prepared  under  direc- 
tion of  Glenn  L.  Parker,  chief  hydraulic  engineer,  D.  H.  Barber,  E.  D.  Burchard, 
G.  E.  Ferguson,  A.  E.  Johnson,  R.  E.  Marsh,  E.  B.  Rice  (acting),  M.  T.  Thomp- 
son, and  D.  S.  Wallace,  district  engineers.  1944.  viii-|-477  p.  1  pi.  (Water- 
supply  paper  952.)  [Prepared  in  cooperation  with  Alabama,  Florida,  Georgia, 
Louisiana,  Mississippi,  North  Carolina,  South  Car(^lina,  and  Virginia,  and  other 
agencies.]  *  Paper,  60c.  •  Item  627 
L.  C.  card  GS9-363  1 19.13 :  952 

Oeorgia.  Chemical  character  of  surface  waters  of  Georgia ;  by  William  L.  Lamar. 
1944.  iv-f-317-380  p.  il.  (Water-supply  paper  889-E.)  [Prepared  in  coopera- 
tion with  Division  of  Mines,  Mining,  and  Geology  of  Georgia  Department  of 
Natural  Resources.  Contributions  to  hydrology  of  United  States,  1941^3,  p. 
317-380.]     *  Paper,  15c.     •  Item  627  1 19.13  :  889-E 

Bousto7i^  Tex.  Exploratory  water-well  drilling  in  Houston  district,  Tex. ;  by 
Nicholas  A.  Rose,  W.  N.  White,  and  Peun  Livingston.  1944.  iii-|-201-315  p.  il. 
5  pi.  3  are  in  pocket.  (Water-supply  paper  889-D.)  [Prepared  in  cooperation 
with  Texas  Board  of  Water  Engineers  and  city  of  Houston.  Contributions  to 
hydrology  of  United  States,  1941-43,  p.  291-315.]     *  Paper,  15c.     •  Item  627 

1 19.13 :  88i>-D 

Manganese  deposits  in  Costa  Rica ;  by  Ralph  J.  Roberts.  1944.  iv-|-387-414  p.  il. 
3  pi.     (Bulletin  935-H.)      [Geologic  investigations  in  American  republics,  1941- 

43,  p.  387-414.]     *  Paper,  15c.     •  Item  622  1 19.3:  935-H 

Minerals.  Strategic  minerals  investigations,  1942 :  pt.  1,  A-I,  Short  papers  and 
preliminary  reports,  by  T.  L.  Kesler,  W.  H.  Monroe,  David  Gallagher,  and  others 
[and  pt.  2,  J-R,  Short  papers  and  preliminary  reports,  by  T.  L.  Kesler,  C.  B. 
Hunt,  R.  P.  Fischer,  and  others,  title  pages,  contents,  and  indexes].  1944.  ix-f- 
ix  p.  (Bulletin  936  [title  pages,  contents,  and  indexes].)  *  Paper,  10c.  •  Item 
622 
L.  C.  card  GS44-38  1 19.3 :  936/pt.l,2/t.p.&  ind. 

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August  1944  931 

Molluscan  -fauna  of  Alum  Bluff  group  of  Florida :  pt.  7,  Stenoglossa  (in  part)  ;  by 
Julia  Gardner.  July  1944.  ii+4c'7-i91  p.  1  pi.  2  p.  of  pi.  4°  (Professional 
paper  142-G. )     *  Paper,  25c.     •  Item  626  1 19.16 :  142-G 

Publications    issued    in    June    1944;    list    436.     [1944.]     4    p.     [Monthly.]     t 

•  Item  624  1 19.14/4 :  436 

Snake  River.  Surface  water  supply  of  United  States,  1942 :  pt.  13,  Snake  River 
basin ;  prepared  under  direction  of  Glenn  L.  Parker,  chief  hydraulic  engineer, 
G.  H.  Canfield,  Lynn  Crandall,  Robert  Follansbee,  T.  R.  Newell,  A.  B.  Purton, 
and  F.  M.  Veatch,  district  engineers.  1944.  vi-(-232  p.  1  pi.  (Water-supply 
paper  963.)  [Prepared  in  coopei'ation  with  Idaho,  Oregon,  Washington,  and 
Wyoming,  and  other  agencies.]  *  Paper,  30c.  •  Item  627 
L.  C.  card  GS38-22  1 19.13 :  963 

Tungsten  deposits  of  Osgood  Range,  Humboldt  County,  Nev.     [1944.]     10  p.  4° 
[Processed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  44^1282  1 19.2  :  T83 

Water  levels  and  artesian  pressure  in  observation  wells  in  United  States  in  1942 : 
pt.  2,  Southeastern  States ;  by  O.  E.  Meinzer,  L.  K.  Wenzel,  and  others.  1944. 
iv-f  162  p.  il.  (Water-supply  paper  945.)  [Prepared  in  cooperation  with  Ala- 
bama, Florida,  Georgia,  Maryland,  Mississippi,  North  Carolina,  South  Carolina, 
Tennessee,  Virginia,  and  West  Virginia,  and  other  agencies.]     *  Paper  25c. 

•  Item  627 

L.  C.  card  GS36-334  1 19.13 :  945 

TopograpMc  quadrangle  maps 

Note. — The  Geological  Survey  makes  contoured  maps — tbree-dimension  topographic 
maps — which  are  designed  eventually  to  cover  the  whole  United  States,  also  Alaska.  HaVaii, 
and  Puerto  Rico.  The  individual  maps  are  projected  to  represent  quadrangle  areas  rather 
than  political  divisions,  and  each  map  is  designated  by  the  name  of  some  prominent  town 
or  natural  feature  within  that  area.  The  scales  most  commonly  used  are  1:24,000  (1 
inch  =  2000  feef).  1:31,680  (1  inch=y2  mile),  1:62,500  (1  inch=about  1  mile),  and 
1  :  125,000  (1  inch  =  about  2  miles).  A  general  description  of  topographic  maps  and  a  list 
of  the  symbols  used  are  printed  on  the  reverse  of  each  sheet. 

About  half  of  the  continental  aiea  of  the  country,  excluding  Alaska,  has  been  mapped, 
every  State  being  represented.  Connecticut,  Delaware,  the  District  of  Columbia.  Hawaii, 
Maryland,  Massachusetts,  New  Hampshire,  New  York,  Ohio,  Rhode  Island,  and  West  Vir- 
ginia are  completely  mapped.  Maps  of  the  regular  size  are  sold  by  the  Geological  Survey 
at  10c.  each.  Except  as  otherwise  indicated,  a  discount  of  40  percent  is  allowed  on  any 
order  which  amounts  to  $5.00  at  the  retail  price.  The  discount  is  allowed  on  an  order  for 
either  maps  or  folios  alone  or  for  maps  and  folios  together.  In  ordering,  give  the  name 
and  scale  of  the  map  and  the  State  in  which  the  area  lies. 

California,  Cuyamaca  Peak  quadrangle,  lat.  32°45'-33°,  long.  116°30'-116°45'. 
Scale  1:62,500,  contour  interval  50  ft.  n.  p.  edition  of  1944.  17X15  in.  t 
10c.  1 19.12  :  4C9S9/2/944 

Indiana,  Montgomery  quadrangle,  lat.  38°37'30"-38°45',  long.  87°-87°07'30". 
Scale  1 :  24,000,  contour  interval  10  ft.    n.  p.  edition  of  1944.    23X 18  in.    t    10c. 

1 19  :  12  :  14M767/944 

Massachusetts.  Massachusetts.  Wellfleet  quadrangle  lat.  41°52'30"-42°,  long. 
69°57'30"-70°05'.  Scale  1 :  31,680,  contour  interval  10  ft.  n.  p.  edition  of  1944. 
17X 13  in.     t  lOe.  1 19.12  :  21W459/944 

■    Massachusetts-New    Hampshire,    Pepperell    quadrangle,    lat.    42°37'30"- 

42°45',  long.  71°30'-71°37'30".     Scale  1:31,680,  contour  interval  20  ft.     n.  p. 
edition  of  1944.    17X13  in.    1 10c.  1 19.12  :  21P396/944 

Virginia.  Virginia,  Lynchburg  quadrangle,  lat.  37°15'-37°30',  long.  79°-79°15'. 
Scale  1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft.    n.  p.  edition  of  1944.    17X14  in.    f  10c. 

1 19.12 :  47L989/944 

Virginia-West  Virginia,  Berryville  quadrangle,  lat.  39''-39°15',  long.  77''45'- 

78°.     Scale  1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft.    n.  p.  edition  of  1944.    17X14  in.     t 
10c.  1 19.12  :  47  B  459/944 

INDIAN  AFFAIRS  OFFICE 

Indians  at  %cork,  memorial  number,  May-June  1944;  [v.  12,  no.  1].  [1944.] 
[4]-|-34+[l]  p.  il.  4°  [Bimonthly.  Processed.  A  news  sheet  for  Indians  and 
the  Indian  service.]     t  1 20.22 :  12/1 

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932  Government  Publications 

MINES  BUREAU 

Cenient.  Monthly  rement  report  CP  276.  July  7,  1944.  6  p.  il.  f".  (Mineral 
industry  surveys.)     [Processed.]     t  128.20:276 

Same,  supp.  A.     July  14,  1944.     4  p.  il.  f     (Mineral  industry  surveys.) 

[Processed.]    t  I  28.29 :  276/supp.A 

Chromium.    Thermodynamic  properties  of  carbides  of  chromium  [articles] ;  by 
K.  K.  Kelley,  F.  S.  Boericke,  G.  E.  Moore,  E.  H.  HulTman,  and  W.  M.  Bangert. 
1944.     ii4-4"3  p.  il.     (Technical  paper  662.)     *  Paper,  10c     •Item  646 
L  C.  card  44-41271  I  28.7 :  662 

Coal.  Distribution  of  coal  shipments,  M.  C.  D.  148.  July  3,  1944.  7  p.  il.  f 
[Processed.]     t  128.24:148 

Same,  M.  C.  D.  149.    July  11,  1944.    13  p.  il.  f     [Processed.]     t 

1 28.24 :  149 

Domestic  storage  of  subbituminous  lump  coal  and  its  performance  in  hand- 
fired  furnace;  by  W.  S.  Landers  and  V.  F.  Parry.  June  1944.  [1]+17  p. 
5  pi.  4°     (Report  of  investigations,  R.  I.  3759.)     [Processed.]     t    128.23:3759 

Preliminary  estimates  of  production  of  bituminous  coal  and  lignite,  June 

1944.  July  6,  1944.  1  p.  4°  (Mineral  industry  surveys.)  [Monthly.  Proc- 
essed.]    t"  128.64:944/6 

Preliminary  estimates  of  production  of  Pennsylvania  anthracite  and  of 

coke,  June  1944.  [1944.]  1  p.  4°  (Mineral  industry  surveys;  PCC  6^4.) 
[Monthly.    Processed.]    f  128.50:944/6 

Weekly  anthracite  and  coke  report  WACR  364-WACR  368.     July  1-29, 

1944.     Each  2  p.  or  3  p.  il.  4°     (Mineral  industry  survevs.)      [Processed.]     f 

I  28.49 :  364-368 

Weekly  coal  report  W.  C.  R.  1406-W.  C.  R.  1410.    July  1-29,  1944.    various 

paging,  il.  4°    (Mineral  industry  surveys.)     [Processed.]    t      128.33:1406-1410 

Work  of  survey  of  carbonizing  properties  of  American  coals ;  by  J.  D. 

Davis  and  D.  A.  Reynolds.  June  1944.  [1]+17  p.  4°  (Report  of  investiga- 
tions, R.  I.  3760.)      [Processed.]     t  128.23:3760 

Coal-mine  fatalities  in  May  1944.  [1944.]  10  p.  il.  4°  (Mineral  industry  sur- 
veys;  CMF  155.)      [Monthly.     Processed.]     f  128.10/2:155 

Coke.  Monthly  coke  report,  MCR  195.  July  3,  1944.  3  p.  il.  4"  (Mineral 
industry  surveys.)      [Processed.]     t  128.30:195 

Dielectrics.  Influence  of  humidity  upon  resistivity  of  solid  dielectrics  and  upon 
dissipation  of  static  electricity;  by  E.  M.  Cohn  and  P.  G.  Guest.  June  1944. 
[l]-f41  p.  4  p.  of  pi.  4°     (Information  circular,  I.  C.  7286.)     [Processed.]     t 

1 28.27 :  7286 

Fuel.  Technical  and  economic  study  of  packaged  fuel;  by  V.  F.  Parry.  June 
1944    [1]  -f  45  p.  16  pi.  4"    (Report  of  investigations,  R.  I.  3757. )     [Processed.]    t 

1 28.23 :  3757 

Gases.  Hazards  from  common  gases  and  vapors  encountered  at  surface  disasters ; 
by  G.  W.  Jones.  June  1944.  [1]-|-15  p.  4"  (Information  circular,  I.  C. 
7287.)      [Processed.]     t  128.27:7287 

Gasoline.  Natural  gasoline  and  allied  products,  May  1944.  [1944.]  [2]  p.  4" 
(Mineral  industry  surveys;  NGR  944a-113.)     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t 

1 28.47 :  113 

World  retail  prices  and  taxes  on  gasoline,  kei-osine,  and  motor  lubricating 

oils,  quarterly  inventory  of  information  from  U.  S.  Government  foreign  service 
offices  and  other  sources  that  may  not  othervpise  be  made  available  promptly, 
V.  13,  no.  2;  June  30,  1944.     [1944.]      [3] +15-27  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

1 28.44 :  13/2 

Gold.  Gold,  silver,  copper,  lead,  and  zinc  in  South  Dakota  and  Wyoming  (mine 
report)  ;  by  Chas.  W.  Henderson  and  R.  Y.  Cushman.  1944.  '  [2] +6  p.  il. 
[Preprint  from  Minerals  yearbook,  1943.]     *  Paper,  5c.     I  28.37/a  :  G  563/9/943 

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August  1944  933 

Gold — Continued. 

■ Gold,  silver,  copper,  lead,  and  zinc  in  Washington  (mine  report)  ;  by  G.  E. 

Woodward  and  Paul  Luff.  1944.  [2] +13  p.  [Reprint  from  Minerals  year- 
book, 1943.]  .  *  Paper,  5c.  1 28.37/a  :  G  563/12/&43 

Mine  accidents.  Employment  and  accidents  at  gold,  silver  and  miscellaneous- 
metal  mines  in  United  States  in  1912:  [prepared  by  F.  J.  Kennedy,  B.  G.  Robert- 
son and  M.  A.  Goblel.  June  28,  1944.  11  p.  4"  (Mineral  industry  surveys: 
H.  S.  S.  no.  334.)      [Processed.]     f  128.26:334 

Employment  and  accidents  at  metal  and  nonmetal  mines  in  United  States 

during  1942;  [prepared  by  F.  J.  Kennedy  and  D.  M.  Burch].  July  7,  1944. 
13  p.  4"     (Mineral  industry  surveys;  H.  S.  S.  no.  335.)     [Processed.]     t 

I  28.26 :  335 

Mines  and  minlny.  Precautions  to  be  taken  when  approaching  old  mine  work- 
ings ;  by  D.  Harrington  and  R.  G.  Warncke.  June  1944.  [1]  +20  p.  4°  ( Infor- 
mation circular,  I.  C.  7288.)      [Processed.]     f  128.27:7288 

Motor  fuel.  Forecast  of  demand  tor  motor  fuel  and  crude  oil,  July  1944.  [1944.] 
3  p.  4°     (Mineral  industry  surveys;  MFR  109.)      [Monthly.     Processed.]     f 

1 28.41 :  109 

National  Lime  Association  1943  safety  competition  winners  named.  July  12,  1944. 
9  p.  4"     (Mineral  industry  surveys;  H.  S.  S.  no.  336.)      [Processed.]     t 

1 28.26 :  336 

Petroleuni.  Crude  petroleum  and  petroleum  products.  May  1944.  [1944.]  11  p. 
4°     (Mineral  industry  surveys;  P250.)      [Monthly.     Processed.]     t 

I  28.18/2 :  250 

Weekly  crude  oil  stock  report  559-562.     July  7-28,  1944.     Each  1  p.  4° 

(Mineral  industry  surveys.)      [Processed.]     f  128.46:559-562 

Ftihlications.  New  publications.  Bureau  of  Mines,  monthly  list  350;  June  1944. 
[1944.]     4  p.     t     •  Item  642  128.5/2:350 

Steam  heatiny.  Observations  of  use  of  cyclohexylamiue  in  steam-heating  sys- 
tems; by  A.  A.  Berk.  June  1944.  [l]+42  p.  5  pi.  4°  (Report  of  investiga- 
tions, R.  I.  3754.)     [Processed.]     f  128.23:3754 

NATIONAL  PARK  SERVICE 

National  parks.  Welcome  to  members  of  armed  forces  of  United  States.  [Re- 
vised edition.]      [1944.]      [4]  p.  il.     f  1 29.2 :  W  44/944 

Posters.  [Bear  poster,  Schlesinger  cartoon.]  1944.  19.9X25.9  in.  [Also  issued 
in  postal  card  form.]     X  1 29.20 :  B  38/5 

[Bear  poster,   Walt  Disney  cartoon.]     1944.     22.8X24.5   in.     [Copyright 

1941,  Walt  Disney  Productions.     Also  issued  in  postal  card  form.]     t 

1 29.20 :  B  38/4 

Warning!  it  is  dangerous  to  feed,  molest,  or  approach  bears  closely,  play 

safe!  [all  lettered  poster].     [1944.]     20X28  in.     t  1 29.20 :B  38/6 

Rocky  Moimtain  National  Park.  Guide  to  geology  of  Rocky  Mountain  National 
Park,  Colo,  [with  list  of  references]  ;  by  Carroll  H.  Wegemann.  1944.  iv+32 
p.  il.  [Other  illustrations  on  p.  1,  3,  and  4  of  cover.]  *  Paper,  10c.  •  Item  652 
L.  C.  card  44-41164  I  29.6 :  R  59/7 

RECLAMATION  BUREAU 

Altus  project.  Earthwork  and  structures,  station  85+73.5  to  station  125+60, 
main  canal,  Altus  project,  Okla.  [Bradford-Robinson  Printing  Co.,  July  14, 
1944.]  cover  title,  29  p.  5  pi.  map,  4°  (Specifications  1078.)  [Schedule,  speci- 
fications, and  drawings;  bids  will  be  received  until  Aug.  1,  1944.]  t  Paper, 
$1.50.  1 27.8 :  1078 

Klamath  project.  Pumping  plants  A,  B,  and  C,  Modoc  unit,  Tule  Lake  division, 
Klamath  project,  Oreg.-Calif.  [United  Pub.  Co.,  Deliver,  June  29,  1944.] 
cover  title,  52  p.  36  pi.  map,  4"  (Specifications  1075.)  [Schedules,  specifica- 
tions, and  drawings ;  bids  will  be  received  until  July  28,  1944.]     f  Paper,  $2.50. 

I  27.8 :  1075 

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934  GOVTRNMENT  PUBLICATIONS 

Reclamation  of  land.  Fedfcral  reclamation  laws,  annotated,  chronological  com- 
pilatiou  of  public  statutes  of  United  States  relating  to  activities  of  Bureau  of 
Keclaniation  of  Department  of  Interior  in  development  and  use  of  water  for 
irrigation  and  related  purposes,  with  notes  of  decisions  and  opinions  of  courts, 
comptroller,  comptroller  general.  Attorney  General,  Department  of  Interior, 
and  Bureau  of  Keclaniation,  Apr.  1943.  1943  [published  1944) .  xx+TGG  p.  map- 
[ Supersedes  edition  of  193G.]  t  Cloth,  $1.75.  •  Item  GUI 
L.  C.  card  44-41162  I  27.2  :  L  44/5/943 

TiKUDicari  project.  Earthwork  and  structures.  Conchas  Canal,  station  1342+70 
to  station  1603+75,  station  1684+68.30  to  station  2458+03.15,  station  2973+45 
to  station  2976+40  and  station  3041+05  to  station  3048+96,  Tucumcari  project, 
N.  Mex.  [W.  H.  Kistler  Stationery  Co.,  Denver,  July  12,  1944.]  cover  title, 
51  p.  52  pi.  4"  (Specifications  1076.)  [Schedules,  specifications,  and  di'aw- 
ings  ;  bids  will  be  received  until  July  22, 1944.]     t  Paper,  $2.50.  I  27.8 :  1076 

SOLID  FUELS  ADMINISTRATION  FOR  WAR 

Coal.  This  is  a  Government  warning  to  coal  iisers  west  of  the  Mississippi  [get 
your  coal  while  the  gettin's  good].  [1944.]  [2]  p.  oblong  16"  folded  into 
narrow  16°  size,     t     •  Item  600  I  51.2  :  C  63 

TERRITORIES  AND  ISLAND  POSSESSIONS  DIVISION 


General  information,  Alaska.    [1944.]     [2]+10pil.  4°    [Processed.]    t 

L.  C.  card  44-^1241  1 35.10/2  :  Al  ls/6 

INTERSTATE  COMMERCE  COMMISSION 

Note. — The  bound  volumes  of  the  decisions,  usually  known  as  Interstate  Commerce  Com- 
mission reports.  Interstate  Commerce  Conmiission  reports — Motor  carrier  cases,  and  Inter- 
state Commerce  Commission  reports — A'aluation  reports  are  sold  by  the  Superintendent  of 
Documents,  Government  Printing  Office,  Washington  25,  D.  C.,  at  various  prices,  depending 
upon  the  size  of  the  volume.  Separate  decisions  or  opinions  are  sold  on  subscription,  price 
$1.50  per  volume ;  foreign  subscription,  $2.00 ;  single  copies,  usually  5c.  In  ordering  a 
volume,  be  sure  to  specify  the  series  and  whether  Finance  or  other  tuan  Finance  decisions 
are  desired.  Entries  for  the  separate  decisions  are  grouped  below  under  center  heads  fol- 
lowing other  Interstate  Commerce  Commission  publications. 

Decisions.     See,  below,  center  heads  beginning  Decisions. 

Finance  decisions.     See,  below,  center  head  Decisions  (Finance). 

Freifjht  commodity  statistics  of  class  1  steam  railways  in  United  States,  Jan.  1944. 
[1944.]     13  p.  oblong  large  8"     (Statement  M-500;  Transport  Economics  and 
Statistics   Bureau.)      [Monthly.     Subject   to   correction   of   errors  in  carrier 
reports  under  correspondence.]     t     •   Item  704 
L.  C.  card  41^1827  IC  1  ste.26  :944/l 

Fuel  and  power  for  locomotives  and  rail  motor  cars  of  class  1  steam  railways  in 
United  States  (class  1  switching  and  terminal  companies  included),  Apr.  1&44. 
[1944.]     2  p.  oblong  large  S°     (Statement  M-230,  OS-E ;  Transport  Economics 
and  Statistics  Bureau.)      [Monthly.     Subject  to  revision.]     t     •  Item  706 
L.  C.  card  A3G-7S4  IC  1  ste.  30 :  944/4 

Motor  carrier  decisions.    See,  below,  center  head  Decisions  {Motor  carrier). 

Motor  carrier  finance  decisions.  See,  below,  center  head  Decisions  (Motor  carrier, 
finance).  .i-^o.^.., 

Opinions.     See,  below,  center  head  beginning  Decisions. 

Railroad  accidents.  In  matter  of  making  accident  investigation  reports  under 
locomotive  inspection  act  of  Feb.  17,  1911,  as  amended :  Chesapeake  &  Ohio 
Rjiilway,  accident  (boiler  explosion).  Elk  Run  Junction.  W.  Va.,  June  1,  1044, 
caused  by  overheating  of  crown  sheet  due  to  low  water.  [1944.]  10  p.  4° 
[Processed.]     t  IC  1  accl.  5 :  El  51 


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Railroad  accidents — Continued. 

Same :  Great  Northern  Railway,  accident,  Minot,  N.  D.,  June  5, 1944,  caused 

by  failure  of  an  arch  tube  washout  plug  cap.    [1944.]    5  p.  4°    [Processed.]    t 

10 1  acci.  5 :  M  666 

Same :  Northern  Pacific  Railway,  accident,  Auburn,  Wash.,  June  3,  1944, 

caused  by  failure  of  water  gage  glass.    [1944.]    5  p.  4°    [Processed.]     t 

IC  1  acci.  5 :  Au  19 

Investigation  2793 :  Union  Railway  Company  and  St.  Louis-San  Francisco 

Railway  Company,  report  in  re  accident,  Memphis,  Tenn.,  Apr.  21, 1944.  [1944.] 
7  p.  il  4°     [Processed.]     t  IC  1  acci.5 :  M  519/2 

Investigation  2794 :  Louisville  &  Nashville  Railroad  Company,  report  in 

re  accident  near  Keeling,  Tenn.,  Apr.  27,  1944.  [1944.]  8  p.  il.  4°  [Proc- 
essed.]    t  IC  1  acci.5 :  K  248 

Investigation  2796 :  Pennsylvania  Railroad  Company,  report  in  re  accident 

Cleveland,  Ohio,  May  3,  1944.     [1944.]     8  p.  il.  4"     [Processed.]     t 

IC  1  acci.5  :  C  599/5 

• Investigation  2797:  St.  Johnsbury  &  Lake  Champlain  Railroad  Company, 

report  in  re  accident  near  Greensboro,  Vt.,  May  5,  1944.  [1944.]  10  p.  il.  4° 
[Processed.]     t  IC  1  acci.5 :  G  853 

— —  Investigation  2798:  Missouri  Pacific  Railroad  Company,  report  in  re  acci- 
dent, Marquand,  Mo.,  May  10,  1944.     [1944.]     7  p.  il.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

IC  1  acci.5 :  M  347 

Investigation  2799:  Chicago  &  North  Western  Railway  Company,  report  in 

re  accident  near  Lake  Benton,  Minn.,  May  18,  1944.  [1944.]  8  p.  il.  4° 
[Processed.]     t  IC  1  acci.5 :  L  148b/2 

Railroad  employees.     Number  of  females  employed  by  class  1  steam  railways 
(excluding  switching  and  terminal  companies),  Apr.   1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  4° 
(Statement  4426.)      [Quarterly.     Processed.]     f 
L.  C.  card  A  44-1050  IC  1  ste.43 :  944/2 

Wage  statistics  of  class  1  steam  railways  in  United  States  (switching  and 

terminal  companies  not  included),  Apr.  1944.  [1944.]  4  p.  il.  oblong  large  8° 
(Statement  M-300;  Transport  Economics  and  Statistics  Bureau.)  [Monthly. 
Subject  to  revision.]     f     •  Item  718 

L.  C.  card  A  29-382  IC  1  ste.25 :  944/4 

Railroads.     Operating  revenues  and  operating  expenses  of  class  1  steam  railways 
in  United  States  (switching  and  terminal  companies  not  included),  May  1944. 
[1944.]     2  p.  oblong  large  8°     (Statement  M-lOO ;  Transport  Economics  and 
Statistics  Bureau.)     [Monthly.     Subject  to  revision.]     f     Item  710 
L.  C.  card  A  35-1300  IC  1  ste.19 :  944/5 

• Operating  revenues  and  operating  expenses,  selected  item.s  for  large  steam 

railways.  May  1944.     [1944.]     2  p.  oblong  large  8°     ( Statement  M-150 ;  Trans- 
port Economics  and  Statistics  Bureau.)     [Monthly.     Subject  to  revision.]     t 
•  Item  711  ■ 
L.  C.  card  A  29-378  IC  1  ste.20 :  944/5 

Operating  statistics  of  large  steam  railways,  selected  items  for  Apr.  1944 

compared  with  Apr.  1943;  Apr.  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  oblong  large  8°  (State- 
ment M-200;  Tran.sport  Economics  and  Statistics  Bureau.)  [Monthly.  Sub- 
ject to  i-evision.]     f     •  Item  712 

L.  C.  card  A  29-380  IC  1  ste.22 :  944/4 

Passenger  traflSc  statistics   (other  than  commutation)    of  class  1  steam 

railways  in  United  States  (switching  and  terminal  companies  not  included), 
Mar.  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  oblong  large  8°  (Statement  M-250.)  [Monthly. 
Processed.     Subject  to  revision.]     j 

L.  C.  card  A  38-1273  IC  1  ste.40 :  944/3 

Revenue  traffic  statistics  of  class  1  steam  railways  in  United  States  (switch- 
ing and  terminal  companies  not  included),  Apr.  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  oblong 
large  8°  (Statement  M-220,  OS-D ;  Transport  Economics  and  Statistics  Bu- 
reau.)     [Monthly.     Subject  to  revision.]     }     •  Item  714 

L.  C.  card  A  29-381  IC  1  ste.24 :  944/4 

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Railroads — Continued. 

Selected  income  and  balance-sheet  items  of  class  1  steam  railways  in  United 

States     (switching    and    terminal    companies    not    included)     [and    Selected 
income  items  by  regions  and  districts,  class  1  steam  railways],  Apr.  1944. 
[1&14.1     2  p.  il.  oblong  large  8°     (Statement  M-125 ;  Transport  Economics  and 
Statistics  Bureau.)     [Monthly.    Subject  to  revision.]     t     •  Item  715 
L.   C.  card  A  32-1785  IC  1  ste.34 :  944/4 

Rules  and  regulations  of  service,  approved  Apr.  6,  1944.    1944.    [l]-f27  p.  narrow 
16°    t     •  Item  676 
L.  C.  card  A  44-1051  IC  1.12/1 :  944 

Traffic  decisions.    See,  below,  center  head  Decisions  (Traffic). 

Transportation.  Monthly  comment  on  transportation  statistics  [May  1944]. 
July  6,  1944.     14  p.  il.  4°     [Processed.]     t  101.17:944/5 

Water  carrier  decisions.    See,  below,  center  head  Decisions  {Water  caiTier). 

Decisions  (Finance) 

Note. — The  following  decisions  or  opinions  issued  in  separate  form  are  from  the  Inter- 
state Commerce  Commission  reports. 

Atchison,  Topcka  d  Santa  Fe  Railtmy^  Finance  docket  no.  13772,  Atchison, 
Topeka  &  Santa  Fe  Railway  Company  abandonment;  decided  Apr.  10,  1944. 
[1944.]     p.  767-781.     (F-S641.)      [From  v.  254.]     *Paper,  5e. 

IC  1.6/la :  F-8641 

Baltimore  d  Ohio  Railroad.  Finance  docket  no.  14208,  Baltimore  &  Ohio  Rail- 
road Company  equipment  trust  certificates;  [decided  Dec.  80,  1948].  [1944.] 
[l]-f  782-794  p.     (F-8642.)     [From  v.  254.]     *  Paper,  5c.         IC  1.6/la  :  F-8642 

Chicaffo  &  North  Western  Railway.  Finance  docket  no.  10881,  Chicago  &  North 
Western  Railway  Company  reorganization;  decided  Apr.  25,  1944.  [1944.] 
p.  61-80.     (F-8648.)      [From  v.  257.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la :  F-8&48 

Chicago,  Rock  Island  d  Pacific  Railway.  Finance  docket  no.  13928,  Chicago,  Rock 
Island  &  Pacific  Railway  Company  trustees  abandonment ;  decided  Mar.  13, 
1944.     [1944.]     p.  785-793.     (F-8643.)      [From  v.  2-54.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

IC  1.6/la :  F-8643 

Neiv  Orleans  Great  Northern  Raihvdip.  Finance  docket  no.  14278,  New  Orleans 
Great  Northern  Railway  Company  bonds;  [decided  Mar.  17,  1944].  [1944.] 
[1] +794-798  p.     (F-8644.)      [From  v.  254.]     *  Paper,  5c.       IC  1.6/la  :  F-8644 

New  York  Central  Railroad.  Finance  docket  no.  13914,  New  York  Central  Rail- 
road Companv  abandonment ;  decided  Mar.  24,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  799-800.  (F- 
8645.)     [From  v.  254.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la  :  F-S645 

Neto  York,  New  Haven  <&  Hartford  Railroad.  Finance  docket  no.  10992,  New 
York,  New  Haven  &  Hartford  Railroad  Company  reorganization ;  decided 
Feb.  8,  1944.     [1944.]     p.  9-60.-     (F-8647,)      [From  v.  257.]     *  Paper,  10c. 

IC  1.6/la :  F-8647 

Nesperce  &  Idaho  Railroad.  Finance  docket  no.  14254,  Nezperce  &  Idaho  Rail- 
road Company  abandonment;  decided  Apr.  12,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  81-90.  (F- 
8649.)      [From  V.  257.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la  :  F-8649 

Decisions   (Motor  carrier) 

Note. — The  following  decisions  or  opinions  issued  in  separate  form  are  from  the  Inter- 
state Commerce   Commission   reports. 

Carolina  Freight  Carriers  Corporation.  No.  MC-2253,  Carolina  Freight  Carriers 
Corporation  common  carrier  application;  decided  Mar.  27,  1944.  [1944.]  p. 
221-241,     (M-Gol7.)     [Fom  Motor  carrier  cases,  v.  43.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

IC  1  mot.8/a  :  M-6517 

Marcell's  Motor  Express.  No.  MC-54430  (sub-no.  2),  Philip  H.  Marcell  [doing 
business  as  Marcell's  Motor  Express]  extension  of  operations,  Rutland-Burling- 
ton, Vt. ;  decided  Apr.  3,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  283-288.  (M-6523.)  [From  Motor 
carrier  cases,  v.  43.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1  mot,8/a :  M-6523 

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Michigan  d  Nebraska  Transit -Co.  Investigation  and  suspension  docket  no.  M- 
2181,  rules  of  Mi'liigan  and  Nebraska  Transit  Company;  decided  Apr.  10,  1944. 
[1944.]    p.  2(i9-276.     (M-6521.)     [From  Motor  carrier  cases,  v.  43.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

IClmot.8/a:M-652l 

Decisions  (Motor  carrier,  finance) 

Note. — The  following  decision  or  opinion  issued  in  separate  form  is  from  the  Interstate 
Commerce  Commission  reports. 

Shippers  Dispatch,  Inc.  No.  MC-F-2277,  Homer  W.  Fitterling,  et  al.,  control, 
Fitterling  Transportation  Company,  Inc.,  control.  Shippers  Dispatch,  Inc.; 
decided  Mar.  29,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  595-003.  (MF-1395.)  [From  Motor  carrier 
cases,  V.  39.  ]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1  mot.8/a2  :  MF-1395 

Decisions  ( Traffic) 

Note. — The  following  decisions  or  opinions  issued  in  separate  form  are  from  the  Inter- 
state Commerce  Commission  reports. 

Freight  rates.  Fourth  section  application  no.  18323,  class  rates  in  the  Midwest 
and  Southwest ;  decided  Mar.  25, 1944.  [1944.]  p.  389-397.  ( [Opinion]  24391. ) 
[From  V.  258.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la  :  24391 


Gr 


•ain.  Investigation  and  suspension  docket  no.  .5236,  feeding  grains  in  western 
trnnk  line  territory;  decided  Apr.  4,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  337-;]49.  ([Opinion] 
24386.)      [From  v.  258.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la  :  24386 

Lnmbcr.  No.  28861,  E.  J.  Stanton  &  Son  v.  Atchison,  Topeku  &  Santa  Fe  Railway 
Company  et  al. ;  decided  Mar.  27, 1944.  [1944.]  p.  315-318.  ( [Opinion]  24:583.) 
[From  V.  258.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la  :  24388 

Mica.  Investigation  and  suspension  docket  no.  5259,  mica  schist  in  the  South ; 
decided  Apr.  7,  1944.     [1944.]     p.  319-322.     ([Opinion]  24384.)     [From  v.  258.] 

*  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la  :  24384 

Passenger  rates.  No.  28963,  Alabama  intrastate  fares;  decided  Mar.  25,  1944. 
[1944.]    p.  133-160.     ([Opinion]  24362.)     [From  v.  258.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

IC  1.6/la :  24362 

Phosphate  rock.  Fourth  section  application  no.  18573,  phosphate  rock  from  Flor- 
ida to  Illinois  and  the  South  ;  [decided  Apr.  19,  1944].  [1944.]  [1]  +362-370  p. 
([Opinion]  24389.)      [From  v.  258.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la  :  24389 

Talloiv.  No.  28500,  Minneapolis  Hide  &  Tallow  Company  v.  Chicago  &  North 
"Western  Railway  Company  et  al ;  decided  Apr.  12,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  335-362. 
([Opinion]  24388.)     [From  v.  258.]     *  Paper,  5c.  •     IC  1.6/la :  24388 

Vegetables.  Investigation  and  suspension  docket  no.  5218,  root  vegetables  from 
the  Southwest  to  the  East;  [decided  Apr.  17,  1944].  [1944.  |  [lJ-f308-4O2  p. 
([Opinion]  24392.)     [From  v.  258.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la  :  24392 

Decisions  ( Water  carrier) 

Note. — The  following  decisions  or  opinions  issued  in  separate  form  are  from  the  Inter- 
state Commerce  Commission  reports. 

Erie  d  St.  Later ence  Corporation.  No.  W-1,  Brie  &  St.  Lawrence  Coi"poration 
contract  carrier  application ;  decided  Apr.  10, 1944.  [1944.]  p.  235-239.  (WC- 
210. )     [Fronf  v.  260.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la  :  WC-210 

Evans,  G.  Calvert.  No.  W-428,  C.  Calvert  Evans  contract  carrier  application ; 
decided  Apr.    10,   1944.      [1944.]      p.   229-231.      (WC-208.)       [From   v.   260.] 

*  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la  :  WC-208 

OaUagher  Bros.  Sand  d  Gravel  Corporation.  No.  W-721,  Gallagher  Brothers  Sand 
&  Gravel  Corporation  contract  carrier  application;  [decided  Mar.  31,  1944]. 
[1944.]     [1] -f  224-226  p.     (WC-206.)     [From  v.  260.]     *Paper,  5c. 

IC  1.6/la :  WC-206 

Gannon.,  Hugh  F.,  Inc.  No.  FF-143,  Hugh  F.  Gannon,  Inc.,  freight  forwarder 
application  ;  decided  Jan.  31,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  219-223.  (WC-205.)  [From  v. 
260.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la  :  WC-205 

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938  Government  Publications 

Orauimller,  Frederick  E.  No.  W-f)?,  Frederick  E.  Gruuwiller  contract  carrier 
application;  decided  Apr.  5,  1&44.  [1944.]  p.  211-218.  (WC-204.)  [From 
V.  2G0.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la :  WC-2U4 

Orcat  Lakes  Transit  Corporation.  No.  W-154,  Great  Lakes  Transit  Corporation 
applications;  decided  Apr.  5,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  227-228.  (WC-207.)  [From 
V.  260.  ]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  l.G/la  :  WC-207 

Oreene,  C.  S.,  &  Co.,  Inc.  No.  FF-84,  C.  S.  Greene  and  Company,  Inc.,  freight  for- 
warder application;  decided  Apr.  18,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  243-248.  (WC-212.) 
[  From  V.  2G0.  ]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la  :  WC-212 

Honard  Terminal.  No.  FF-8,  Howard  Terminal  freight  forwarder  application; 
[decided  Apr.  26,  1944.]  [1944.]  [1] +240-242  p.  (WC-211.)  [From  v.  260.] 
*  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la  :  WC-211 

International  Foricarding  Co.  No.  FF-57,  International  Forwarding  Co.  freight 
forwarding  application  ;  decided  Apr.  17,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  249-256.  (WC-213.) 
[From  V.  260.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la  :  WC-213 

Nieliolson  Transit  Co.  No.  W-732,  Nicholson  Transit  Company  contract  carrier 
application;  [decided  Apr.  1,  1944].  [1944.]  [1] +232-234  p.  (WC-209.) 
[From  V.  260.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la  :  WC-209 

MOTOR  CARRIERS  BUREAU 

.Accidents.    Analysis  of  mechanical  defect  accidents  of  passenger-  and  property- 
carrying  vehicles   and   combinations,    1942.     Washington,   D.   C,    Feb.   1944. 
[l]+iii+36  p.  r     [Processed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  A  43-2281  IC  1  mot.2  :  Ac  2/3/942 

JUSTICE  DEPARTMENT 

Albrecht,  E.  J.,  Co.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  45578,  E.  J.  Albrecht  Company  v. 
United  States ;  defendant's  exceptions  to  report  of  commissioner  and  request  for 
special  findings.     [1944.]     p.  53-56.     %  J1.80:A115/2 

American  Broach  Employees  Protective  Association.  No.  78,  in  Supreme  Court 
of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944,  American  Broach  Employees  Protective 
Association  v.  National  Labor  Relations  Board  and  American  Broach  & 
Machine  Company,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals 
for  6th  circuit ;  brief  for  National  Labor  Relations  Board  in  opposition.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  i+10  p.    t  J  1-78 :  Am  25  br 

American  Poioer  d  Light  Co.  Nos.  166-167,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States, 
Oct.  term,  1944,  American  Power  &  Light  Company  v.  Securities  and  Exchange 
Commission;  Electric  Power  &  Light  Corporation  v.  [same],  on  petitions  for 
writs  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals,  1st  circuit ;  memorandum  for 
Securities  and  Exchange  Commission.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii+28  p.     t 

J  1.78 :  Am  35  po 

American  Trucking  Associations,  Inc.  Civil  action  no.  285,  in  district  court  for 
district  of  Virginia,  American  Trucking  Associations,  Inc.,  et  al  v.  United  States 
and  Interstate  Commerce  Commission ;  reply  brief  for  United  States.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  i+11  p.     $  J  1.75  :  Am  35  tr 

Bates,  Elbridge  O.  No.  92,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
Elbridge  Gerry  Bates  v.  United  States,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  cir- 
cuit court  of  appeals  for  7th  circuit;  brief  for  United  States.  [1944.]  cover 
title,  i+25  p.     %  J  1.7?:  B  318 

Beard,  Eleanor.  No.  238,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
Seldon  R.  Glenn,  collector  of  internal  revenue,  v.  Eleanor  Beard ;  petition  for 
writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  6th  circuit.  [1944.]  cover 
title,  11+26  p.     $  J  1.78 :  B  38/3 

Berg  Shipbuilding  Co.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  45256,  Berg  Shipbuilding  Company 
and  Geo.  Nelson,  surety  for  Berg  Shipbuilding  Company,  v.  United  States ;  de- 
fendant's exceptions  to  report  of  commissioner  and  request  for  special  findings 
of  fact.     [1944.]     p.  47-61.     $  J  1.80 :B  452/3 

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Broxcn,  E.  Lewis.  No.  128,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
H.  Lewis  Brown  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for  writ  of 
certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2cl  circuit;  brief  for  respondent  in 
opposition.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i+15  p.     %  J  1.78  :B  813 

Caldwell  Sugars,  Inc.  No.  149,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term, 
1944,  Caldwell  Sugars,  Inc.,  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for 
writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  5th  circuit ;  brief  for  respondent 
in  opposition.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i+ 10  p.     $  J  1.78:0127 

Cameron,  Leland  H.  No.  142,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term, 
1944,  Leland  H.  Cameron  v.  Civil  Aeronautics  Board,  on  petition  for  writ  of 
certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  7th  circuit ;  brief  for  Civil  Aeronautics 
Board  in  opposition.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii+29  p.     %  J  1.78:0  416 

Century  Oxford  Mannfacturing  Corporation.  No.  125,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United 
States,  Oct.  term,  1944,  Century  Oxford  Manufacturing  Corporation  v.  National 
Labor  Relations  Board,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of 
appeals  for  2d  circuit ;  brief  for  National  Labor  Relations  Board  in  opposition. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  i+10  p.     $  J  1.78:0  333/4 

Chapman  Price  Steel  Co.  No.  8511,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  7th  circuit, 
Chapman  Price  Steel  Company  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition 
for  review  of  decision  of  Tax  Court;  brief  for  respondent.  [1944.]  cover 
title,  ii+22  p.     J  J  1.76 :  0  367 

Choate,  W.  G.  No.  93,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944,  W.  G. 
Choate  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to 
circuit  court  of  appeals  for  10th  circuit;  memoi'andum  for  respondent.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  i+5  p.     $  ^  J  1.78 :  C  451/4 

Clarke  Bros.  Construction  Co.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  45096,  Clarke  Brothers 
Construction  Company  v.  United  States;  defendant's  brief.  [1944.] 
p.  87-137.     t  J  1.  80 :  C  558/2 

Clinclimore  Coal  Mining  Co.  No.  9723,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  6th  circuit, 
Clinchmore  Coal  Mining  Company  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on 
petition  for  review  of  decision  of  Tax  Court ;  petition  by  respondent  for  re- 
hearing.    [1944.]     cover  title,  i+10  p.     t  J  1.76:  0  615/2 

Clymer,  Lester  L.  No.  9796,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  6th  circuit,  Lester  L. 
Clymer  v.  United  States,  appeal  from  district  court  for  northern  district  of 
Ohio,  western  division;  brief  for  United  States.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
vi+45p.     t  J  1.76:0  629/2 

Crystal  Soap  d  Chem,ical  Co.,  Inc.  In  Court  of  Claims,  nos.  45544-546,  Crystal 
Soap  and  Chemical  Company,  Inc.,  v.  United  States ;  defendant's  request  for 
special  findings  of  fact  and  brief.     [1944.]     p.  41-69.     J  J  1.80:  0  889/2 

Di  Benedetto,  John.  Brief  for  appellee,  United  States  Court  of  Appeals,  District 
of  Columbia,  Apr.  term,  1944,  no.  8709,  John  Di  Benedetto  and  Wayland  C. 
Dorrance  v.  Henry  Morgenthau,  jr.,  Secretary  of  Treasury;  appeal  from  Dis- 
trict Court  of  United  States  for  District  of  Columbia.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
i+4  p.     $  J  1.77  :  D  545 

First  National  Corporation  of  Portland.  No.  10704,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for 
9th  circuit,  First  National  Corporation  of  Portland  v.  commissioner  of  internal 
revenue,  on  petition  for  review  of  decision  of  Tax  Court ;  brief  for  respondent. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  ii+26  p.     %  J  1.76  :F  519/3 

Fitch,  F.  W.,  Co.  No.  181,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
F.  W.  Fitch  Company  v.  United  States,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  trj 
circuit  court  of  appeals  for  8th  circuit;  memorandum  for  United  States. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  i+7  p.     %  J1.78:Fe"i52 

Fondren,  Mrs.  Ella  F.  No.  88,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term, 
1944,  Ella  F.  Fondren  and  estate  of  W.  W.  Fondren,  Ella  F.  Fondren,  indepe.':»d- 
ent  executrix,  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for  writ  of 
certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  5th  circuit ;  brief  for  respondent  in 
opposition.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i+10  p.     t  J  1.78  :F  732 

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Frank,  Mrs.  Cecilia  K.  No.  8G45,  in  circviit  court  of  appeals  for  3d  circuit,  CeciliJl 
K.  Frank  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for  review  of  decision 
of  Tax  Court ;  briof  for  respondent.     [1944.]     cover  title,  1+13  p.     t 

J  1.76 :  F  851/2 

Frank,  W.  K.,  Trust  of  1931.  Nos.  8644  and  8646,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for 
3d  circuit,  W.  K.  Frank  Trust  of  1931,  Robert  J.  Frank,  Thomas  W.  Frank  and 
.Tames  A.  Frank,  co-trustees,  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue;  Robert  J. 
Frank  Trust  of  1931,  Cecilia  K.  Frank,  William  K.  Frank  and  Frank  R.  S. 
Kaplan,  co-trustees,  v.  [same],  on  petitions  for  review  of  decisions  of  Tax 
Court;  brief  for  respondent.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii+22  p.     t        J  1.76 :F 851 

Fremont  Countt/,  Wi/o.  Brief  for  United  States,  circuit  court  of  appeals,  10th 
circuit,  no.  2932,  ITnlfed  States  v.  board  of  county  commissioners  of  county  of 
Fremont.  Wyo.,  George  C.  McRae,  treasurer  of  Freemont  County,  Wyo.,  and 
Ernest  H.  Hartman,  assessor  of  Fremont  County,  Wyo.,  appeal  from  district 
court  for  district  of  Wyoming.     [1944.].    cover  title,  ii+24  p.     J     J  1.76:  F  886 

Fresh  Grown  Preserve  Corporation.  Appeal  no.  5252,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals 
for  4th  circuit,  United  States  v.  Fresh  Grown  Preserve  Corporation  and  Cen- 
tury Indemnity  Company,  on  appeal  from  district  court  for  eastern  district  of 
South  Carolina;  brief  of  appellee.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii+50  p.     % 

J  1.76 :  F  892 

No.  9713,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  6th  circuit.  Fresh  Grown  Pre- 
serve Corporation  v.  United  States;  brief  in  opposition  to  petition  for  re- 
hearing.    [1944.]     cover  title,  11  p.     $  J  1.76  :F  892/2 

Qaston,  Edward  P.  No.  998,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1943, 
Edward  Page  Gaston  v.  United  States,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to 
United  States  Court  of  Appeals  for  Distvici  of  Columbia ;  brief  for  United 
States  in  opposition.  ^  [1944.]    cover  title,  i+13  p.    +  J  1.78 :  G  219 

GiUios.  M.  E.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  44869,  M.  E.  Gillloz  r.  United  States; 
defendant's  brief .    [1944.]    p.  37-53.    t  .  J  1.80 :  G  416/2 

Greene,  J.  L.    No.  162.  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944,  J.  L. 

Greene  and  Hazel  McCormick  Greene  v.  commissioner  of  internal   revenue, 

on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  5th  circuit; 

brief  for  respondent  in  opposition.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i+10  p.     t 

J  1.78 :  G  833 
Greenwald,  Harnld  D.     In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  45.'511,  Harold  D.  Greenwald  v. 

United  States ;  brief  for  United  States.    [1944.]    p.  69-94.    t         J  1.80 :  G  855/2 

Hanna  Furnace  Corporation.  No.  132.  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct. 
term,  1944,  Hanna  Furnace  Corporation  v.  United  States  Interstate  Commerce 
Connulsslon,  P.altiniore  and  Ohio  Railroad  Company,  et  al..  appeal  from  dis- 
trict court  for  western  district  of  New  York;  motion  to  affirm.  [1944.]  cover 
title,  9  p.    t  J  1.78 :  H  19.1 

Harris,  Eugene  P.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  45807,  Eugene  P.  Harris  v.  United 
States ;  defendant's  request  for  findings  of  fact  and  brief.     [1944.]    p.  13-14.    $ 

.1 1.80 :  H  24 

Uogan,  Fred  T.  No.  J>4.  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944. 
Fred  T.  Ilogan  v>.  commissioner  of  Internal  revenue,  on  petition  for  writ  of 
certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  nth  circuit ;  brief  for  respondent  in 
opposition.      [1944.]     cover  title,  1+13  p.     .t  J  1.78  :H  678 

Holjmch,  Joseph  A.,  Co.  No.  43813.  in  Court  of  Claims,  Joseph  A.  Holpuch  Com- 
pany v.  United  States ;  defendant's  brief.     [1944.]    cover  title,  ii -1-79-111  p.    t 

.1 1.80 :  A  741/5 

Hur.'^ter,  Carola.  No.  9763,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  6th  circuit.  Carola 
H\(inter  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue;  Robert  Hunter  v.  [same],  on  pe- 
titrvons  for  review  of  decisions  of  Tax  Court;  brief  for  respondent.  [1944.] 
coy/er  title,  iv-|-28  p.     t  J  l-'5'6 :  H  916 

Iruhistrial  Addition  Association.  No.  118,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States, 
Oct.  term,  1944.  Industrial  Addition  Association  v.  commissioner  of  internal 
revenue,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  6th 
circuit;  memorandum  for  respondent.     [1944.]    cover  title,  i-|-10  p.    t 

J  1.78:  In  27 
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Johnson,  Mrs.  Clare  O.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  46003,  Central  Hanover  Bank 
and  Trust  Company,  as  trustee  under  trust  created  by  Clara  G.  Johnson  v. 
United  States;  brief  for  United  States.     [1944.]     p.  59-71.     $     J1.80:JG3/2 

Johnston,  Robert  W.  Nos.  129-130,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct. 
term  1944,  Robert  W.  Johnston  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue ;  T.  Alice 
Klages  V.  [same],  on  petition  for  writs  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals 
for  2d  circuit ;  brief  for  respondent  in  opposition.    [1944.]    cover  title,  i+S  p.    $ 

J  1.78 :  J  647 

Jurs,  Peter  C.  No.  10734,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals,  9th  circuit,  Peter  C.  Jurs  v. 
commissioner  of  internal  revenue ;  Albert  E.  Jurs  v.  [same]  ;  Raymond  M. 
Young  V.  [same] ;  Eugene  E.  Jurs  v.  [same],  on  petitions  for  review  of  deci- 
sions of  Tax  Court;  brief  for  respondent.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii+28  p.     t 

J  1.76 :  J  979 

Kent,  A.  Attcater.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  46037,  A.  Atwater  Kent  v.  United 
States ;  brief  for  United  States  in  support  of  plea  in  bar.    [1944.]    p.  23-36.    t 

J  1.80 :  K  413/2 

Landon,  Hugh  M.  No.  97,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
Fletcher  Trust  Company,  trustees  and  transferees  [of  Hugh  McK.  Landon]  v. 
commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit 
court  of  appeals  for  7th  circuit;  brief  for  respondent  in  opposition.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  i+25  p.     $  J  1.78 :  L  236 

Lincoln  Electric  Co.  Civil  action  no.  21866,  in  District  Court  of  United  States 
for  District  of  Columbia,  Lincoln  Electric  Company,  Cleveland,  Ohio,  v.  Frank 
Knox,  Secretary  of  Navy,  James  V.  Forrestal,  Under  Secretary  of  Navy  and 
Acting  Secretary  of  Navy ;  supplemental  memorandum  of  points  and  authorities 
in  support  of  defendants'  motion  for  summary  judgment.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
9  p.     J  J  1.75 :  L  638 

Lohingier,  Charles  S.  No.  77,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
Charles  S.  Lobingier  v.  United  States,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to 
Court  of  Claims;  brief  for  United  States  in  opposition.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
i+21  p.     t  J  1.78  :L  785 

Losh,  A.  R.  No.  2901,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  10th  circuit,  A.  R.  Losh 
and  Jennie  C.  Losh  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for  review 
of  decision  of  Tax  Court ;  brief  for  respondent.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii+14  p.    % 

J  1.76 :  L  897 

McCann,  Harrison  K.  No.  — ,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d  circuit,  commis- 
sioner of  internal  revenue  v.  Harrison  K.  McCann,  on  petition  for  review  of 
decision  of  Tax  Court;  appendix  to  brief  for  petitioner.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
i+43p.     t  J  1.76  :M  126/2 

Marietta  Chair  Co.  In  court  of  Claims,  no.  44192,  Marietta  Chair  Company  v. 
United  States ;  defendant's  exceptions  to  report  of  commissioner  and  request 
for  special  findings.     [1944.]     p.  15-18.     t  J 1-80 :  M  338 

Merrill,  Charles  E.  No.  126,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
Charles  E.  Merrill  v.  John  L.  Fahs,  collector  of  internal  revenue  for  district 
of  Florida,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  5th 
circuit;  memorandum  for  respondent.     [1944.]     cover  title,  1+21  p.     t 

J  1.78  :M  552 

National  Metropolitan  Bank.  No.  161,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct. 
term,  1944,  National  Metropolitan  Bank  v.  United  States,  on  petition  for  writ 
of  certiorari  to  United  States  Court  of  Appeals  for  District  of  Columbia ; 
memorandum  for  United  States.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i+10  p.     J 

J  1.78 :  N  213  me 

National  Surety  Corporation.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  45797,  National  Surety 
Corporation   v.   United    States;    defendant's   brief.     [1944.]     p.  35-36.     t 

J  1.80 :  N  213  Su/2 

Oregon-Washington  Bridge  Co.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  45760,  Oregon-Washington 
Bridge  Co.  v.  United  States;  defendant's  brief.     [1944.]     p.  65-82.     t 

J  1.80 :  Or  3/3 

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Philadelphia,  Pa.  No.  85l)o,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  3d  circuit,  United 
States  V.  3.544  acres  of  land,  more  or  less,  situate  in  county  of  Philadelphia, 
Pa.;  and  estate  of  Stephen  Girard,  et  al. ;  city  of  Philadelphia,  trustee  under 
will  of  Stephen  Girard,  v.  United  States,  appeal  from  district  court  for  eastern 
district  of  Pennsylvania ;  brief  for  United  States.  [l'J44.]  cover  title, 
ii+25p.     t  J  1.76  :P  53/5 

No.  8594,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  3d  circuit,  United  States  v.  certain 

parcels  of  land  in  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  and  Atwater  Kent  Manufacturing  Company, 
et  al. ;  Atwater  Kent  Manufacturing  Company  v.  United  States,  appeal  from 
district  court  for  eastern  district  of  Pennsylvania ;  brief  for  United  States. 
11944.]     cover  title,  ii+lS  p.     $  J  1.76  :P  53/6 

Pierce,  Jacob.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  45348,  A.  M.  Landman,  superintendent  of 
Five  Civilized  Tribes,  for  Jacob  Pierce,  deceased  Creek,  roll  #3074,  v.  United 
States;  request  for  findings  of  fact  and  brief  for  United  States.  [1944.] 
p.  5U-78.     t  J  1-80 :  P  611/6 

Regal  KniUceur  Co.,  Inc.  No.  1003,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct. 
term,  1943,  Regal  Knitwear  Company,  Incorporated,  v.  National  Labor  Relations 
Board,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d 
circuit ;  brief  for  National  Labor  Relations  Board  in  opposition.  [1944.]  cover 
title,  iii+26  p.     J  J  1.78 :  R  26 

ReppUer  Coal  Co.  Nos.  89-90,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term, 
1944,  Repplier  Coal  Company  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition 
for  writs  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  3d  circuit ;  brief  for 
respondent  in  opposition.    [1944.]    cover  title,  ii+17  p.     +  J  1.78  :R  299/3 

Rogers,  Henry  H.  No.  261,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d  circuit,  estate  of 
Henry  H.  Rogers,  Albert  Stickney  and  Central  Hanover  Bank  and  Trust  Com- 
pany, as  surviving  executors  of  Henry  H.  Rogers,  v.  commissioner  of  internal 
revenue,  on  petition  for  review  of  decision  of  Tax  Court ;  brief  for  respondent. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  ii+25  p.     $  J  1.76  :R  632/4 

Salter,  George.  No.  10727,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  9th  circuit,  John  R.  Haley, 
as  administrator  of  George  Salter,  v.  United  States,  upon  appeal  from  district 
court  for  district  of  Montana;  brief  for  appellee.  [1944.]  cover  title,  i+20 
p.     $  J  1.76 :  Sa  37/2 

Sanders,  D.  X.  Brief  for  appellant,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  10th  circuit, 
no.  2931,  United  States  v.  D.  X.  Sanders,  appeal  from  district  court  for  eastern 
district  of  Oklahoma.     [1&44.]     cover  title,  iii+35  p.     J  J  1.76:  Sa  56 

Slack  Bros.,  Inc.  No.  150,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
Slack  Bros.,  Inc.,  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for  writ  of 
certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  5th  circuit ;  memorandum  for  respondent 
in  opposition.     [1944.]     cover  title,  3  p.     t  J  1.78:  SI  U 

Stott,  Harry  B.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  45650,  Harry  B.  Stott  v.  United  States ; 
defendant's  request  for  special  findings  of  fact  and  exceptions.  [1944.]  p. 
9-10.     t  J  l.SO :  St  76 

Taylor,  Mrs.  Elizabeth  E.  Brief  for  United  States,  circuit  court  of  appeals,  lOth 
circuit,  no.  2883,  Elizabeth  E.  Taylor  and  A.  O.  Taylor  v.  United  States,  appeal 
from  district  court  for  western  district  of  Oklahoma.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
ii+16  p.     $  J  1.70 :  T  213 

Tennessee  Consolidated  Coal  Co.  No.  9786,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  6th 
circuit,  Tennessee  Consolidated  Coal  Company  v.  commissioner  of  internal 
revenue,  on  petition  for  review  of  decision  of  Tax  Court ;  brief  for  respondent. 
[1944.]    cover  title,  iv+15  p.    t  J  1.76  :T  256/2 

Thornley,  George  H.  No.  8548,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  3d  circuit,  George 
H.  Thornley  and  Rebecca  W.  Thornley  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on 
petition  for  review  of  decision  of  Tax  Court ;  brief  for  respondent.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  ii+2G  p.     J  J  1.76 :  T  393 

Toicnsleg,  Louis.  No.  134,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
United  States  v.  Louis  Townsley ;  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  Court  of 
Claims.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii+45  p.     t  J  1.78  :T  666 

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Underwood,  Donald  L.  No.  120,  in  Supreme  Court  of  Uuited  States,  Oct  term, 
1944,  Donald  L.  Underwood  [et  al.]  v.  Harold  L.  Ickes,  Secretary  of  Interior, 
on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  United  States  Court  of  Appeals  for  District 
of  Columbia  ;  brief  for  respondent  in  opposition.    [1944.]    cover  title,  i+14  p.    % 

J  1.78 :  Un  2/2 

United  Federal  Workers  of  America  (C.  I.  O.).  Civil  action  no.  24007,  United 
States  District  Court,  District  of  Columbia,  United  Federal  Workers  of  America 
(C.  I.  O.).  et  al.  V.  Harry  B.  Mitchell,  et  al.  [members  of  Civil  Service  Commis- 
sion] :  brief  in  support  of  defendant's  motions  to  dismiss  and  for  summary 
judgment.     [1944.]    cover  title,  ii+34  p.     t  J  1.75  :Un  34/2 

United  States  Gypsum  Co.  Brief  for  appellants.  United  States  Court  of  Appeals, 
District  of  Columbia,  no.  89C5,  National  War  Labor  Board,  et  al.  v.  United  States 
Gypsum  Companv,  appeal  from  District  Court  of  United  States  for  District  of 
Columbia.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii+17  p.     t  J  1.77 :  Un  35/2 

Van  Pelt,  Willard  F.  United  States  court  of  appeals  for  6th  circuit  [United  States 
vs.  Willard  F.  Van  Pelt,  no.  9743]  ;  proceedings.  [1944.]  p.  17-18.  [This  is 
printed  without  title.     The  signature  mark  reads  599113—44.]     | 

J  1.76 :  V  348/3 

Wallace,  David  W.  No.  105,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
David  W.  Wallace  v.  United  States,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit 
court  of  appeals  for  2d  circuit;  brief  for  United  States  in  opposition.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  i+12  p.     t  J  1-78 :  W  155/4 

Ward,  Montgomery,  &  Co.,  Inc.  Brief  for  appellants.  United  States  Court  of 
Appeals,  District  of  Columbia,  no.  8732,  National  War  Labor  Board  et  al.  v. 
Montgomery  Ward  &  Co.,  Incorporated,  appeal  from  District  Court  of  United 
States  for  District  of  Columbia.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i  +  12  p.     t     J  1.77  :W  215 

Same,  Joint  appendix.    [1944.]    cover  title,  i+125  p.     t        J  1.77 :  W  215/2 

Webre  Steib  Co.,  Ltd.  No.  148,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
Webre  Steib  Company,  Ltd.,  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for 
writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  5th  circuit ;  brief  for  respondent 
in  opposition.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i +20  p.     t  J  1.78  :W  39 

Yaeger,  Frank  J.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  44331,  Frank  J.  Yaeger  v.  United  States ; 
defendant's  exceptions  to  findings  of  fact  and  report  of  commissioner  and  request 
for  special  findings  of  fact.     [1944.]     p.  21-23.     t  J1.80:Y1 

Zimherg,  Samuel.  No.  109,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
Samuel  Zimberg  and  Max  Goldberg  v.  United  States,  on  petition  for  writ  of 
certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  Ist  circuit ;  brief  for  United  States  in 
opposition.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i+ 17  p.     %  J  1.78 :Z  65/2 

FEDERAL  BUREAU  OF  INVESTIGATION 

Law  enforcement.     FBI  law  enforcement  bulletin.  May- June  1944;  v.  13,  no.  3. 
[1944.]     cover  title,    [2] +1-56  p.  il.  4"     [Bimonthly.     Processed.     Text  and 
other  illustrations  on  p.  2-4  of  cover.]     %  (available  to  law  enforcement  agencies 
only). 
L.  C.  card  3&-13359  J  1.14/8 :  13/3 

Same,  insert,  Fugitives  wanted,  missing  person  notices,  cancellations,  v.  13, 

no.  3 ;  May-June  1W4.     [1944.]     [l]+57-95  p.  il.  4°     [Bimnnthlv.     Processed.] 

J  1.14/8 :13/3/insert 

IMMIGRATION  AND  NATURALIZATION  SERVICE 

Citizenship.  Business  of  our  Government,  book  1-3,  citizenship  reader  for  use 
in  public  schools  by  candidates  for  naturalization :  [edited  by  Frances  O. 
Thomas].  1944.  [3  v.,  10] +16+24+30  p.  il.  [Title  on  cover  of  each  book  is: 
Federal  textbook  on  citizenship,  business  of  our  Government.]  *  Paper, 
each  book,  10c.     •  Item  733 

L.  C.  card  44-41225  J  21.9 :  B  96/2/bk.l-3 

NOTE. — These  are  3  of  a  series  on  the  Constitution  and  Government  of  the  United 
States,  developed  in  cooperation  with  the  adult  education  materials  project  of  the  Work 
Projects  Administration,  sponsored  by  the  University  of  Chicago. 

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Citizenship — Continued. 

Business  of  our  Government,  teacher's  edition,  to  be  used  in  teaching  of 

candidates  for  naturalization  [with  suggested  references  for  teacher;  edited  by 
Frances  O.  Thomas!.  1944.  x+22  p.  [Title  on  cover  is :  Federal  textbook  on 
citizeiiship,    business    of   our    Government,    teacher's    edition.]     *  Paper,    10c. 

*  Item  733. 

L.  C.  card  44-41186  J  21.9 :  B  96 

Note. — This  is  one  of  a  series  on  the  Constitution  and  Government  of  the  United 
States,  developed  in  cooperation  with  the  adult  education  materials  project  of  the  Work 
Projects  Administration,  sponsored  by  the  University  of  Chicago. 

Monthly  rrrirw,  June  1944 ;  v.  1,  no.  12.  [June  1,  1944.]  [2] +14  p.  4°  [Printed 
officially.]     t  Paper,  10c.  single  copy,  $1.00  a  yr.  J  21.10: 1/12 

LABOR  DEPARTMENT 

Labor  information  hulletin,  July  1944  ;  [v.  11,  no.  7].     [1944.]    8  p.  4"     [Monthly.] 

*  Paper,  10c.  single  copy,  75c.  a  yr.,  foreign  subscription,  $1.15.     •  Item  763 
L.  C.  card  L  34-114  L  1.15  :  11/7 

CHILDREN'S  BUREAU 

Child  care.  Motliers  and  children  come  first  in  good  community  daycare  pro- 
grams.    May  11,  1944.     3  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  L  5.2  :M  85/6 

Children.     The  child,  v.  9,  no.  1;  July  1944.     [1944.]     p.  1-16.  il.  4°     [Monthly.] 

*  Paper,  5c.  single  copy,  50c.  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  75c.     •  Item  744 

L.  C.  card  L  36-94  L  5.35:  9/1 

Childrcti's  Bureau  Commission  on  Children  in.  Wartime.  Goals  for  children 
and  youth  in  transition  from  war  to  peace,  adopted  by  Children's  Bureau  Com- 
mission on  Children  in  Wartime,  Mar.  18,  1944.  [1944.]  12  p.  ( [Children  in 
wartime  no.  5;  Bureau  publication  306.])  [Includes  list  of  Children's  Bu- 
reau publications  related  to  programs  of  the  Commission.]  *  Paper,  5c.  (in- 
correctly given  on  publication  as  15c. ).     ©Item  747  L  5.20:  306 

Participation  of  youth  panel  in  meeting  of  Children's  Bureau  Commission 

on  Children  in  Wartime,  Mar.  17-18,  1944  [Washington,  D.  C.].  May  1944. 
10  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  L5.2:Y8/7 

Cripples.  Report  to  State  health  oflScers  on  crippled  children's  service ;  by  A.  L. 
Van  Horn.  [1944.]  8  p.  4°  [Processed.  Report  made  at  annual  meeting  of 
Association  of  State  Health  Officers  with  Children's  Bureau,  Washington,  D.  C. 
Mar.  23,  1944.]     t  L  5.2  :C  86/6 

Mortality.  Maternal  and  infant  Oiortality  in  United  States,  1942;  by  Marjorie 
Gooch.     [1944.]     8  p.  il.  4°     [From  The  child,  June  1944,  v.  8.]     t 

L  5.35/a  :  M  419/3/942 

Travel.  If  your  baby  must  travel  in  wartime.  [1944.]  24  p.  il.  16°  ( [Children 
in  wartime  no.  6;  Bureau  publication  307.])     *  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  747 

L  5.20 :  307 

LABOR  STANDARDS  DIVISION 

Safety  through  management  leadership  [with  list  of  safety  publications ;  prepared 

by  M.  B.  Dahl].     [1944.]      [2]-l-ii+20  p.  il.     ([Special  bulletin  15.] )     *  Pai^er, 

5c.     •  Item  757 

L.  C.  card  L  44-109  L  16.13 :  15 

Slaughtering.     Control   of  accidents,  slaughtering  and  meat  packing.      [1944.] 

[3] +25  p.,  1  pi  4°     [Processed.]     t 

L.  C.  card  L  44-108  L  16.2 :  SI  1/2 

• Organizing  for  safety,  slaughtering  and  meat  packing.    [1944.]     [2] +6  p.  4° 

[Processed.]     t  L  16.2:  SI  1 

Wages.  Collection  of  unpaid  wages  ;  [prepared  by  Alfred  Acee].  [1944.]  [2] +13 
p.     (Bulletin  69.)     [Reprinted  in  part  from  Monthly  labor  review,  May  1944.] 

*  Paper,  5c. 

L.  C.  card  L  44-106  L  16.3 :  69 

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LABOR  STATISTICS  BUREAU 

Agriculture.  Productivity  in  agriculture,  1942-43 ;  [prepared  in  Productivity  and 
Technological  Development  Division].     June  1944.     [6]  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

L  2.19  :  Ag  8/942-43 

Bakeries.     Union  wage-s  and  hours  in  baking  industry,  July  1,  1943 ;  prepared  in 
Division  of  IndiLstrial  Relations.     1944.     ii+62  p.  il.     (Bulletin  778.)      [From 
Monthly    labor    review,    Mar.    1944,    with    additional    data.]     *  Paper,    10c. 
•  Item  759 
L.  C.  card  L  40-122  L  2.3 :  778 

Same.     ([H.  doc.  557,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.])      [The  document  notation  has 

been  added  with  rubber  stamp.] 

Building.     Union  wages  and  hours  in  building  trades,  July  1,  1943 ;  prepared  in 
Division  of  Industrial  Relations  [by  Donald  H.  Gerrish,  assisted  by  Annette  V. 
Simi].     [1944.]     iv+07  p.  il.     (Bulletin  767. )      [From  Monthly  labor  review, 
Jan.  1944,  witli  additional  data.]     *  Paper,  15c.     •  Item  759 
L.  C.  card  L  37-66  L  2.3 :  767 

• Same.     (H.  doc.  502,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.) 

Collective  bargaining.     Arbitration  provisions  in  union  agreements;  prepared  in 
Division    of   Industrial    Relations    [by    Abraham    Weiss].     1944.     [2] +18   p. 
(Bulletin  780.)      *  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  759 
L.  C.  card  L  44-107  L  2.3 :  780 

■     Same.     (H.  doc.  579,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.) 

Effect  of  elimination  of  unfair  labor  practices  on  extent  of  collective  bar- 
gaining; by  Emily  Clark  Brown.  [1944.]  12  p.  ( Serial  no.  R.  1654. )  [From 
Monthly  labor  review,  June  1944.]     t 

L.  C.  card  L  44-112  L  2.6/a  :  C  685/2 

Cooperatives.     International    aspects    of   cooperative    movement    [with    list    of 
sources;  prepai-ed  by  Florence  E.  Parker,  with  assistance  of  Helen  I.  Cowan]. 
[1944.]     10  p.     (Serial   no.    R.    1660.)      [From    Monthly   labor   review,    June 
1944.]      t 
L.  C.  card  L  44-111  L  2.6/a  :  C  788/19 

Employment.     Employment  and  pay  rolls,  detailed  report,  May  1944.     July  10, 
1944.     20  p.  4°    [Monthly.    Processed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  L  23-234  L  2.9 :  »44/5 

Employment  in  Government-owned,  pi-ivately-operated   new   war  plants ; 

[prepared  by  Clara  F.  Schloss].     [1944.]     13  p.  4°     [Processed.]     $ 

L  2.2:  Em  7 

Revised  estimates  of  employment   in   nonagricultural   establishments  in 

United  States  1939--44.     May  1944.     4  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

L  2.2  :  Em  7/2/939-44 

State,  county,  and  municipal  survey,  government  employment  and  pay  rolls, 

1929-38.  [1944.J  large  8"  (SCM-118  and  SCM-119,  abridged.)  [Processed. 
Construction  and  Public  Employment  Division  in  cooperation  with  Work 
Projects  Administration.]     J  L2.13: 118, 119 

118.  State  of  Georgia.      [2] +6  p. 

119.  State  of  Idaho.      [2]-f5  p. 

Hours  of  labor.  Studies  of  effects  of  long  working  hours;  by  Max  D.  Kossoris. 
[1944.]  14  p.  il.  (Serial  no.  R.  1653.)  [From  Monthly  labor  review,  June 
1944.]     t  L  2.6/a  :  H  816/9 

Housing.  Survey  of  housing  requirements  of  war  workers  in  Chester,  Pa.  May 
1944.     8+[8]p.  4"     [Processed.]     $  L2.2:H8r/2 

Industrial  accidents.  Accident-record  manual  for  industrial  plants;  prepared 
by  [Max  D.  Kossoris]  Division  of  Industrial  Hazards.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
ii  +  18p.  (Bulletin  772.)  [Text  on  p.  2  of  cover.]  *  Paper,  10c.  •  Item  759 
L.  C.  card  L  44-89  L  2.3 :  772 

Same.     (H.  doc.  536,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.) 

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Industrial  home  work.  Development  and  control  of  industrial  homework;  by 
Ruth  Crawford  [with  assistance  of  Anna  Berkowitz  and  others  of  Wage  and 
Hour  Division].  [1944.]  14  p.  (Serial  no.  R.  1659.)  [From  Monthly  labor 
review,  Juno  1944.]     t  to^/      t    o/o^ 

L.  C.  card  L  44-110  L  2.6/a  :  In  2/24 

Lal)or  Chronology  of  labor  events,  Jan.-Mar.  1944.  [1&44.]  10  p.  (Serial  no. 
R.  1G57.)      [From  Monthly  labor  review,  June  1944.]     t    L  2.6/a  :  L  113/36/{>i4 

Lalor  unions.  Directory  of  labor  unions,  Feb.  1944;  prepared  by  Industrial 
Relations  Division.  [1944.]  [2]+22p.  [Processed.]  t  ,„„^,,,„,^,, 
L.  C.  card  L  44-36  L  2.2 :  L  11/2/&44 

Unionization    of    clerical    and    professional    workers,    1M4.     1944.     1    p. 

(Serial  no.  R.  1G61.)     [From  Monthly  labor  review,  June  1944.]     t 

^  L  2.6/a  :Un  3/15/944 

Laborers.  Hourly  entrance  rates  of  common  laborers  in  large  cities,  spring  and 
summer  of  VMS;  prepared  in  Division  of  Wage  Analysis  [by  Edward  M.  Kriz]. 
1944.     ii+12+  [1]  p.      (Bulletin  775.)      [From  Monthly  labor  review,  Apr.  1944.] 

♦  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  759 

L.  C.  card  L  43-54  ^  2.d  .  775 

Same.     (H.  doc.  548,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.) 

Leather.    Union    agreements    in    leather-tanning   industry,    1943;    prepared    by 
[Eleanor  T.  Royer]  Industrial  Relations  Division.     [1944.]     iv-fl9  p.     (Bulle- 
tin 777.)     *  Paper.  10c.     •  Item  759 
L.  C.  card  L  44-161  L  2-3 :  777 

Same.     (H.  doc.  556,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.) 

Long.thorefnen.  Injuries  and  accident  causes  in  longshore  industry.  1942;  by 
Frank  S  McElrov  and  George  R.  McCormack.  1944.  ii+53  p.  (Bulletin  764.) 
[From  Monthly  "labor  review,  Jan.  1&44,  with  additional  data.]     *  Paper,  lOc 

•  Item  759  '  t  o  ^  •  -fid 
L.  C.  card  L  44-157  L,  2.3 .  <  64 

Same.     (H.  doc.  425,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.) 

Machine  tools.  Disposition  of  surplus  machine  tools  by  War  Department  follow- 
ing World  War  I  [with  list  of  citations]  :  by  Caroline  Buck  Reeves.  June  1944. 
[3]^iv4-47  p.  il.  4°     (Historical  study  75.)     [Processed.]     t  L  2.15:  75 

Monthly  lahor  revieio,  July  1W4.  v.  59.  no.  1;  [Hugh  S.  Hanna,  editor].     [1944.] 
cover  title,  vi-f  1-235  p.  il.     [Certain  articles  are  reprinted  from  the  Monthly 
labor  review  and  listed  in  the  Monthly  catalog  as  they  are  issued.]    *  Paper,  30c. 
single  copv.  .$3.50  a  vr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $4.75.     •  Item  764 
L.C.  card  15-26485    '  L  2.6:  59/1 

Note The  Monthly  labor  review  is  the  medium  through  which  the  Bureau  publishes 

its  regular  monthly  rrports  on  such  subjects  as  trend  of  employment  and  pay  rolls, 
hourly  and  weekly  'earninss,  weekly  working  hours,  industrial  disputes,  labor  turn-over 
wholesale  and  retail  prines.  changes  in  cost  of  living,  and  building  construction,  as  well 
as  information  on  cflllective  agreements,  industrial  accidents,  labor  legislation  and  court 
decisions  and  important  labor  developments  in  other  countries.  Under  the  present  war 
economy  regulations,  free  subscriptions  are  limited  to  those  requiring  it  for  official  pur- 
noses  Others  desiring  copies  mav  obtai-i  tl  em  from  the  Superintendent  of  Documents, 
Government  Printing  Office,  Washington  25,  D.  C,  at  the  prices  stated  above. 

Motortruck  drivers.  Union  wages  and  hours  of  motortruck  drivers  and  helpers, 
July  1  1943:  prepared  bv  Industrial  Relations  Divis^ion.  [1944.]  iv+38  p.  il. 
(Bulletin  771.)     [From  Monthly  labor  review,  Feb.  1944,  with  additional  data.] 

*  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  759 

L.  C.  card  L  40-146  L  2.3 :  .  71 

Same.     ([H.  doc.  526,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.])     [The  document  notation  has 

been  added  with  rubber  stamp.] 

Prices  in  1st  quarter  of  1944;  [prepared  by  Melville  J.  Ulmer].     [1944.]     8  p. 
(Serial  no.  R.  1662.)      [From  Monthly  labor  review,  June  1944.]     t 
^  L  2.6/a  :P  931/7/944 

Shipyards.  Eniplovment.  labor  turnover,  and  absenteeism  in  private  shipyards, 
1943-  [prepared  bv  Eleanor  V.  Kennedy].  [1944.]  lOp.  (Serial  no.  R.  1655.) 
[From  Monthly  labor  review,  June  1944.]     t  L  2.6/a  :  Sh  64/20/943 

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Technology.     Summary  of  current  technological  developments,  Jan.  1944.     [1944.] 
cover  title,  26  p.  4"     [Monthlv.    Processed.    Text  on  p.  2  of  cover.]     % 
L.  C.  card  L  43-187  L  2.17  :  944/1 

Same,    Feb.    1944.     [1944.]     cover    title,   24   p.    4"     [Monthly.     Processed. 

Text  on  p.  2  of  cover.]     %  L  2.17:  944/^ 

Thailand.     Labor  conditions  in  Thailand.    1944.     [l]+9p.     (Serial  no.  R.  1658.) 
[Fi-om  Monthly  labor  review,  June  1944.]     % 
L.  C.  card  L  44-113  L  2.6/a  :  L  113/52 

Variety  stores.  AVage  rates  in  limited-price  variety  stores,  spring  and  summer 
of  1913  ;  [prepared  by  Joseph  M.  Sherman] .  [1944.]  7  p.  ( Serial  no.  R.  1656. ) 
[From  Monthly  labor  review,  June  1944.]     t  L  2.6/a  :  V  42/943 

SOLICITOR 

Panther  Creek  Mines,  Inc.  No.  8442,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  7th  circuit, 
L.  Metcalfe  Walling,  administrator  of  Wage  and  Hour  Division,  Department  of 
Labor,  v.  Panther  Creek  Mines,  Inc.,  appeal  from  district  court  for  southern 
district  of  Illinois,  southern  division,  Charles  G.  Briggle,  judge;  appellant's 
brief.    [1944.]    cover  title,  iii+50  p.     t  L  21.7  :P  195 

WAGE  AND  HOUR  AND  PUBLIC  CONTRACTS  DIVISIONS 

Posters.  Meat,  poultry,  and  dairy  products  industry  wage  order  [on  and  after 
Mar.  20,  1944;  all  lettered  poster].     [1944.]     14X10  in.     t  L22.8:M46 

WOMEN'S  BUREAU 

Safety  shoes  for  women  workers.     [1944.]  [4]  p.  il.  4°     (Supplement  to  Special 

bulletin  3.)     [Includes  list  of  Women's  Bureau  Special  bulletins  and  supple- 

nient>;  dealing  with  work  for  women.]  *  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  780 

L.  C.  card  L41-120  L  13.10 :  3/supp. 

LIBRARY  OF  CONGRESS 

Addresses.     The  war  and  the  future,  address  by  Thomas  Mann  [in  Coolidge  Audi- 
torium in  Library  of  Congress,  Oct.  13,  1943].     [1944.]    23  p.    t     •  Item  784 
L.  C.  card  44-41178  LC  1.14 :  W  19 

ACQUISITIONS  DEPARTMENT 

State  publications.    Monthly  checklist  of  State  publications,  v.  35,  no.  4 ;  Apr.  1944. 
[1944.]      [2] +137-176  p.  4°      *  Paper,  15c.  single  copy,  $1.50  a  yr. ;  foreign 
subscription,  $2.25.     •  Item  804 
L.  C.  card  10-8924  LC  27.7  :  35/4 

BIBLIOGRAPHY  DIVISION 

Turkey,  selected  list  of  references ;  compiled  by  Grace  Hadley  Fuller.    Washing- 
ton, 1943.     [4]+114p.  4°     [Processed.]     f  (free  to  institutions  only). 
L.  C.  card  44-41163  LC  2.2  :  T  84/943 

CARD  DIVISION 

Catalog  cards.     Handbook  of  card  distribution.     7th  edition.     1944.     vi+88  p. 
t  (free  to  subscribers  to  the  Card  Division  service) .     •  Itenr  788 
L.  C.  card  44-40640  LC  28.7  :  944 

COPYRIGHT  OFFICE 

Copyright.    Catalog  of  copyright  entries,  new  series.     1944. 
L.  C.  card  6-35347 

Note. — Issued  in  4  parts  :  pt.  1,  group  1,  pt.  1,  group  2,  and  pt.  1,  group  3,  pt.  2,  pt.  3 
and  pt.  4. 

Subscriptions  for  the  Catalog  of  copyright  entries  should  be  made  to  the  Superintendent 
of  Documents,  Washington,  D.  C,  instead  of  to  the  Register  of  Copyrights.     Prices  are  as 

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Copyright — Continued. 

follows:  Papor,  $10.00  a  yr.  (4  pts.  unl)Ound),  foreign  subscription,  $13.00;  pt.  1,  groups 
1  and  2.  and  pt.  H.  cacli  $3,00  a  yr.,  foiei;in  .subsciiption,  cacli  !i;3.7.'j ;  pt.  1.  group  :'>.  pt.  2  ; 
and  pt.  4.  oach  .fL'.OO  a  yr.,  foreign  subsi  ription.s,  pt.  1,  group  3,  $2.2.5,  pt.  2.  if2..'i0,  pt.  4, 
!i;2.20 ;  single  numbers,  oOe.  ;  annual  indexes,  each,  for  complete  calendar  year,  $2.00. 

pt.  1,  group  1.  Books,  including  list  of  renewals,  v.  41,  no.  3.  iii  +  40-58  p.  [Monthly.] 
#  Item  794  LC  3.6/1  :  41/1-3 

pt.  1,  group  3.  Dramatic  compositions,  motion  pictures,  including  list  of  renewals,  v.  17, 
no.  3.     ii+ [1] +27-40  p.     [Monthly.]      #   Item  796     LC  3.6/1  :  17/3-3 

Same,  v.  17,  no.  4.     iii  + 41-57  p.   [Monthly.      «  Item  796 

LC  3.6/1 :  17/3-4 

pt.  3.  Musical  compositions,   includinjr  list  of  renewals,   v.  39,   no.  2.      iv  +  97- 

296  p.     [Monthly.]      «  Item  798  LC  3.6/3:  39/2 

pt.  4.  Worlds  of  art,  reproductions  of  a  work  of  art.  drawings  or  plastic  works 

of  scientific  or  technical  character,  photographs,  prints  and  pictorial 
illustrations,  including  prints  and  labels  used  for  articles  of  mer- 
chandise, including  list  of  renewals,  v.  39,  no.  3.  iii  + 49-71  p. 
[Monthly.]   •  Item  799  LC  3.6/4  :  39/3 

Report.  46th  annual  report  of  register  of  copyriglits,  fiscal  year  1943.  1944. 
ii+13p.    t     •  Item  792 

L.  C.  card  10-35017  LC  3.1 :  943 

LAW  LIBRARY 

Cnha.  Guide  to  law  and  legal  literature  of  Cuba,  Dominican  Republic,  and  Haiti ; 
by  Crawford  M.  Bishop  and  Auyda  Marchant.  1944.  is+276  p.  large  8° 
(Library  of  Congress.  [Latin  American  series  3].)  *  Cloth,  $1.75.  •  Item  784 
L.  C.  card  44r^ll73  LC1.16:3 

MARITIME  COMMISSION 

Victory  fleet,  digest  of  production  news  with  suggestion  bulletins,  July  3-31,  1944; 
V.  3,  no.  1-5.  [1944.]  Each  4  p.  il.  4°  [Weekly.  Processed.]  t  (limited  dis- 
tribution ) .  MC  1.24 :  3/1-5 

NATIONAL  ACADEMY  OF  SCIENCES 

Report.     Report  of  National  Academy  of  Sciences,  fiscal  year  1942-43.     1944. 
viii+165  p.     *  Paper,  25c.     •  Item  828 
L.  C.  card  15-10608  NA  1.1 :  943 

Same.     (S.  doc.  160,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.) 

NATIONAL  ADVISORY  COMMITTEE  FOR  AERONAUTICS 

Boundary  layer.  Integral  methods  in  theory  of  boundary  layer  [with  list  of 
references],  by  L.  G.  Loitsianskii ;  [translation  by  S.  Reiss  from]  Institute  of 
Mechanics  of  USSR  Academy  of  Sciences,  Applied  mathematics  and  mechanics, 
V.  5,  no.  3,  1941.  Washington,  July  1944.  cover  title,  2S  leaves,  4°  (Technical 
memorandum  1070.)      [Processed.*]     t  Y  3. N  21/5 :  8/1070 

NATIONAL  ARCHIVES 

Buildings  and  equipment  for  archives.  [June  1944.]  cover  title,  32  p.  (Bulletins 
of  National  Archives  no.  6;  [Publication  44-21.] )  [This  publication  bears  also 
the   vohuue  paging  149-180.     Text  on  p.  2  and  3  of  cover.]     t     •  Item  835 

.    L.  C.  card  A  44-1048  AE  1.3 :  6 

National  -Irc/i/rcs  faces  the  future;  [by]  Edward  G.  Campbell.  [1944.]  p.  441- 
445.  ([Publication  44-18.})  [Processed.  Reprinted  by  National  Archives 
from  American  historical  review,  v.  49,  no.  3,  Apr.  1944.]     t       AE1.2:Ar2/5    > 


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August  1944  949 

FEDERAL  REGISTER  DIVISION 

Note. — The  archivist  of  the  United  States  acting  through  this  division  established  by 
him  under  the  provisions  of  the  Federal  Register  act  (49  Stat.  500,  as  amended  ;  44  U.  S.  C, 
and  .supp.  301  et  seq.),  is  charged  with  the  custody  and,  together  with  the  Public  Printer, 
with,  the  prompt  aud  uniform  printing  and  distribution  of  the  documents  required  or 
authorized  to  be  publi.'hed  under  sec.  5  of  this  act.  Such  documents  required  or  authorized 
to  be  so  published  are  printed  and  distributed  forthwith  by  the  (Jovernment  Printing  Office 
in  a  serial  publication  designated  the  Federal  register.  The  daily  issues  of  the  F'ederal 
register  are,  in  effect,  daily  supplements  to  the  Code  of  Federal  regulations,  and  regulatory 
documents  published  therein  follow  the  Code  arrangement. 

Code  of  Federal  regulations.  Cuiutilative  stipplemeut  to  Code  of  Federal  regula- 
tions of  United  States,  containing  codification  of  doctiments  of  general  appli- 
cability and  legal  effect  isstied  by  Federal  agencies  and  filed  with  Division  of 
Federal  Register  during  the  period  June  2,  1938-June  1,  1943,  including  Presi- 
dential proclamation?,  Executive  orders,  and  other  Presidential  documents  in 
full  text,  with  ancillaries  and  index :  [book  6]  ;  Title  28-32.  1944.  x+8467- 
94S5+X  p.    *  Cloth,  $3.00.     •  Item  836.  AE  2.10 :  938-43  bk.6 

Note. — This  supplement  should  be  used  not  only  in  conjunction  with  the  1st  edition  of 
the  Code  of  Federal  regulations,  but  also  in  C(mjunetion  with  supplements  Issued 
subsequent  to  June  1,  1943,  and  with  the  daily  issues  of  the  Federal  register. 

Federal  register.     Federal  register,  v.  9,  no.  131-151;  July  1-29,  1944.     [1944.] 
p.  7291-9185,  4°     [Daily  except  Sunday,  Monday,  and  day  following  a  legal 
holiday.] 
L.  C.  card  36-26246  .  AB  2.7 : 9/131-151 

Note. — The  Federal  register  publishes  (1)  all  Presidential  Proclamations;  and  all  Ex- 
ecutive orders,  except  such  as  have  no  general  applicability  or  legal  effect  or  are  effective 
only  against  Federal  agencies  or  persons  in  their  capacity  as  officers,  agents  or  em- 
ployees thereof  ;^it  also  contains  all  E.xecutive  orders  establishing,  amending  or  revoking 
civil  service  rules,  and  all  Executive  orders  containing  a  direction  for  publication  thereof ; 
(2)  such  documents  or  classes  of  documents  as  the  President  shall  determine  from  time 
to  time  have  general  applicability  and  legal  effect ;  and  (3)  such  documents  or  classes 
of  documents  as  may  be  required  so  to  be  published  by  act  of  the  Congress.  From  Mar.  14, 
1936,  through  July  31,  1944,  one  hundred  and  ninety-six  (196)  agencies  have  submitted 
documents  for  publication  in  the  Federal  register.  Suitable  indexes  are  issued  monthly, 
quarterly,  and  annually.  The  bound  volumes  of  th/e  Federal  register  were  discontinued  on 
June  3,  1938,  and  have  been  replaced  by  the  annual  supplements  to  the  Code  of  Federal 
regulations. 

The  Federal  register  is  sold  by  the  Superintendent  of  Documents  on  the  following 
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$15.00  per  year.  Subscriptions  are  payable  in  advance.  Send  remittances  to  the  Super- 
intendent of  Documents,  Government  Printing  Office,  Washington  25,  D.  C. 

Same,  v.  9,  nos.  66-130,  index,  Apr.-.June  1944.     [1944.]     67  p.  4° 

AE  2.7 : 9/66-130/ind. 

NATIONAL  HOUSING  AGENCY 

FEDERAL  HOME  LOAN  BANK  ADMINISTRATION 

Federal  home  loan  bank  review.  Federal  home  loan  bank  review,  Washington, 
D.  C,  June  1944;  v.  10,  no.  9.     [1944.]      [l]-f  232-258  p.  il.  4°     [Monthly.] 

*  Paper,  10c.  single  copy,  $1.00  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $1.60.     •  Item  454 

L.  C.  card  34-28163  NHA  3.8 :  10/9 

Note.- — The  Federal  home  loan  bank  review  is  the  Administration's  medium  of  com- 
munication with  member  institutions  of  the  Federal  home  loan  bank  system  and  is  the  only 
official  organ  or  periodical  publication  of  the  Administration.  The  Review  will  be  sent 
to  all  member  institutions  witliput  charge.  Others  desiring  copies  may  obtain  them  from 
the  Superintendent  of  Documents,  Government  Printing  Office,  Washington  25,  D.  C,  at 
the  prices  stated  above. 

Same,  July  1944  ;  v.  10,  no.  10.     [1944.]      [1] +260-290  p.  il.  4°     [Monthly.] 

•  Item  454  NHA  3.8 :  10/10 

FEDERAL  HOUSING  ADMINISTRATION 

Insvred  mortgage  portfolio,  v.  8,  no.  4;  2d  quarter  1944.  [1944.]  40  p.  il.  4* 
[This  issue  is  entitled  FHA,  10th  anniversary,  1934-1944.]  *  Paper,  20c,  single 
copy,  75c.  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  95c.     •  Item  462 

L.  C.  card  36-26561  NHA  2.8 :  8/4 

Note. — The    Insured    mortgage    portfolio    is    the    Federal    Housing    Administration's 

medium  of  communication  with  financial  institutions  which  are  approved  or  eligible  for 

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Insured  viortyage  portfolio — Continued. 

participation  in  the  insured  mortgage  system.  The  Portfolio  will  be  sent  to  these  with- 
out charge.  Others  desiring  copies  may  obtain  them  from  the  Superintendent  of  Docu- 
ments, Government  I'rintiiig  Office,  Washington  25,  D.  C,  at  the  prices  stated  above. 

Loans.     Property  improvement  loans  under  title  1  of  national  housing  act,  as 
amended,   regulations  effective  July  1,  1944.     [1944.]     iii+32  p.     (FH-S».) 
t     •  Item  4G6 
L.  C.  card  44-41242  ,  NHA  2.6 :  L  78/944 

NATIONAL  LABOR  RELATIONS  BOARD 

Note. — The  bound  volumes  of  decisions  and  orders  are  sold  by  the  Superintendent  of 
Documents,  Government  Printing  Office,  Washington  25,  D.  C,  at  various  prices,  depending 
upon  the  size  of  the  volume. 

Clinchfield  Coal  Corporation.    No.  5222,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  4th  circuit,      • 
National  Labor  Relations  Board  v.  Clinchfield  Coal  Corporation,  on  petition  for 
enforcement  of  order  of  National  Labor  Relations  Board ;  reply  brief  for  Na- 
tional Labor  Relations  Board.     [1944.]     cover  title,  25  p.     t        LR  1.9 :  C  615/3 

Decisions  and  orders  of  National  Labor  Relations  Board,  v.  53,  Oct.  23-Dec.  21, 
1943.     1944.     xviii+l-4a+ 5-1498  p.     *  Cloth,  $2.00.     •  Item  844 
L.  C.  card  37-26136  LR  1.8 :  53 

Draper  Corporation.  No.  5239,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  4th  circuit.  National 
Labor  Relations  Board  v.  Draper  Corporation,  on  petition  for  enforcement  of 
order  of  National  Labor  Relations  Board ;  reply  brief  for  National  Labor  Re- 
lations Board.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i-f  12  p.     $  _  LR  1.9 :  D  791/3 

Engineering  d  Research  Corporation.  Appendix  to  petitioner's  brief,  in  circuit 
court  of  appeals  for  4th  circuit,  no.  5256,  National  Labor  Relations  Board  v. 
Engineering  &  Research  Corporation,  on  petition  for  enforcement  of  order  of 
National  Labor  Relations  Board.     [1944.]     cover  title,  iii-f95  p.     t 

LR  1.9 :  En  33/2 

Ever  Ready  Label  Corporation.  In  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d  circuit.  National 
Labor  Relations  Board  v.  Ever  Ready  Label  Corporation,  on  petition  for  en- 
forcement of  order  of  National  Labor  Relations  Board  ;  brief  for  National  Labor 
Relations  Board.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii+20  p.     t  LR  1.9  :Ev  24/2 

No.  —  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d  circuit.  National  Labor  Relations 

Board  v.  Ever  Ready  Label  Corporation,  petition  for  enforcement  of  order  of 
National  Labor  Relations  Board.     [1944.]     cover  title,  7  p.     t    LR1.9:Ev24 

Famous-Barr  Co.  No.  12840,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  8th  circuit,  National 
Labor  Relations  Board  v.  May  Department  Stores,  doing  business  as  Famous- 
Barr  Company,  on  petition  for  enforcement  of  order  of  National  Labor  Relations 
Board;  brief  for  National  Labor  Relations  Board.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
iv+24  p.     t  LR1.9:F211 

Same,  Appendix  to  petitioner's  brief.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i-}-47  p.     t 

LR  1.9 :  F  211/2 

Ideal  Leather  Novelty  Co.  In  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d  circuit.  National 
Labor  Relations  Board  v.  Morris  Seifer  and  Yetta  Seifer,  individually  and  as 
co-partners,  doing  business  as  Ideal  Leather  Novelty  Company,  on  petition  for 
enforcement  of  order  of  National  Labor  Relations  Board;  brief  for  National 
Labor  Relations  Board.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii+20  p.     t  LR  1.9:  Id  2/2 

Lumber  &  Sawmill  Workers  Union.  Reply  brief  of  petitioners.  United  States 
Court  of  Appeals,  District  of  Columbia,  no.  8746,  Harry  A.  Millis,  indivdually 
and  as  chairman  and  member  of  Natfonal  Labor  Relations  Board,  Gerard  D. 
Reilly.  individually  and  as  member  of  National  Labor  Relations  Board,  and 
John  M.  Houston,  individually  and  as  member  of  National  Labor  Relations 
Board,  v.  Inland  Empire  District  Council,  Lumber  and  Sawmill  Workers  Union, 
Lewiston,  Idaho,  et  al.,  special  appeal  from  order  of  District  Court  of  United 
States  for  District  of  Columbia  denying  petitioners'  motion  to  dismiss  com- 
plaint.    [1944.]     cover  title,  6  p.     %  LR  1.9  :L  97/2 

St.  Marys  Sewer  Pipe  Co.  No.  8678,  In  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  3d  circuit, 
National  Labor  Relations  Board  v.  St.  Marys  Sewer  Pipe  Company,  on  petition 

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St.  Marys  Sewer  Pipe  Co. — Continued, 
for  enforcement  of  order  of  National  Labor  Relations  Board  ;  brief  for  National 
Labor  Relations  Board.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i+18  p.     t  LR1.9:Sa24 

Appendix  to  petitioner's  brief,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  3d  circuit, 

no.  — ,  National  Labor  Relations  Board  v.  St.  Marys  Sewer  Pipe  Company,  on 
petition  for  enforcement  of  order  of  National  Labor  Relations  Board.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  ii+124  p.     t  LR  1.9 :  Sa  24/2 

Standard  Gage  Co.,  Inc.  In  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d  circuit.  National  Labor 
Relations  Board  v.  Standard  Gage  Company,  on  petition  for  enforcement  of  order 
of  National  Labor  Relations  Board ;  brief  for  National  Labor  Relations  Board. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  ii +21  p.     $  LR  1.9 :  St  24/12 

——  Same ;  petition  for  enforcement  of  order  of  National  Labor  Relations  Board. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  5  p.     %  LR  1.9 :  St  24/11 

NAVY  DEPARTMENT 

Navy  regulations.  United  States  Navy  regulations,  1920.  Reprinted  1944,  with 
all  changes  up  to  and  including  no.  24.  xi+133+845+  [83]  p.  [Issued  in  loose- 
leaf  form.  The  83  pages  bear  duplicate  ifumbers  with  the  addition  of  sui^erior 
numbers  and  each  follows  its  corresponding  number  in  the  main  pagination. 
Certain  pages  in  the  845  group  of  pages  have  been  purposely  omitted  from  this 
reprint.]  *  Paper,  $1.50.  •  Item  858 
L.  C.  card  44-41280  N  1.11/1 :  920/6 

Posters.  Keep  cigarettes  and  matches  out  of  trash  container;  safety  poster. 
1944.     22X17  in.     [Illustrator,  Thorndike.]     t  N  1.31/2  :C  48 

Load    trucks    evenly    and    according    to    capacity ;    safety    poster.     1944. 

21.9X17  in.     [Illustrator,  Thorndike.]     t  «  N  1.31/2:  T76 

IMake  ladders  secure  ;  safety  poster.     1944.     21.9X  17  in.     J      N  1.31/2 :  L 12 

— —  Running  in  work  areas  is  strictly  forbidden;  safety  poster.  1944.  22X17 
in.     t  N  1.31/2  :R  87 

This  is  what  we're  working  for  !  [poster].     [1944.]     17X11  in.     % 

N  1.31 :  W  89 
COAST  GUARD 

Coast  Guard  bulletin,  v.  2,  no.  25;  July  1944.     [1944.]     p.  301-311.     [Monthly.] 
t     •  Item  1061 
L.  C.  card  39-29105  N  24.11 :  2/25 

Merchant  Marine  Council.  Proceedings  of  Merchant  Marine  Council,  v.  1,  no.  6; 
June  1944.     [1944.]     p.  113-136,  il.  4°     [Monthly.]     t     •  Item  1063 

N  24.32 : 1/6 

SPARS.     Facts    about    SPARS.     [Revised    edition.]     [1^4.]     [24]     p.    11.     t 
•  Item  1063. 
L.  C.  card  44-41243  N  24.2 :  Sp  2/2/944 

MARINE 'corps 

Orders.  Marine  Corps  order  197 ;  May  12,  1944.  1944.  1  p.  [Issued  with  per- 
forations.   Supersedes  Marine  Corps  order  191,  Nov.  3,  1943.]     t       N  9.9/3 :  197 

MEDICINE  AND  SURGERY  BUREAU 

Naval  medical  huUctin.     United  States  naval  medical  bulletin,  v.  43,  no.  1 ;  July 
1944.     1944.     vii4-l-207p.il.     (Publications  Division.)      [Monthly.]     *  Paper, 
35c.  single  copy,  $4.00  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $5.00.     •  Item  880 
L.  C.  card  8-35095  N  10.11/1 :  43/1 

NAVAL  OPERATIONS  OFFICE 

Frontogenetic  regions  in  the  Far  East  [with  list  of  references]  ;  by  Hsia-Chien 
Huang.     [Mar.]  1944.     iv+56  p.  il.  4°     (Aerology  Section.)     t     •  Item  894 
L.  C.  card  44-41074  N  27.2 :  F  22 

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952  Government  Publications 

HYDROGKAPHIC   OtTICE 

Note. — The  charts,  sailing  directions,  and  lipht  lists  of  the  Hydrographic  Office,  for 
the  duration  of  the  war,  will  be  sold  only  by  the  Hydrographic  Office,  Navy  Department, 
Washington,  D.  C,  and  the  Hydrographic  Distributing  Offices  located  in  the  principal 
seaports  of  the  United  States.  Certain  standard  manuals  of  the  Hydrographic  Office  are 
sold  by  agents  at  the  principal  American  seaports  and  lalte  ports,  and  are  also  available 
through  tlie  Superintendent  of  Documents,  Government  Printing  Office,  Washington  2.'5, 
D.  C,  at  list  price.  Copies  of  list  of  pu)>lications,  weekly  Hydrographic  bulletins,  and 
Notices  to  mariners  are  supplied  free  only  to  those  having  definite  need  therefor,  on  appli- 
cation to  tlie  Hydrographic  Office,  Navy  Dejjartment,  Washington,  D.  C,  and  at  the  branch 
Hydrographic  Offices  in  Hoston,  New  York.  Philadelphia,  Baltimore,  Norfolk,  Savannah, 
New  Orleans,  Galveston,  Sap  Francisco,  San  Pedro,  Calif.,  San  .luan,  P.  R.,  Captain  of  the 
Port,  Panama  Canal,  Portland  (Oreg.),  Seattle,  Honolulu,  T.  H.,  Chicago,  Cleveland, 
Buffalo,  Sault  Ste.  Marie,  and  Duluth. 

Borneo  [with  list  of  sources].     Apr.  1944.     iii+70  p.  map,  4°     (Gazetteer  8; 
H.  O.  ini.'jc.  no.  10.888.)     t  Paper,  50c.     •  Item  867 
L.  C.  card  44-41244  N  6.33 :  8 

Hawaiian  Islands.     Hawaiian  Islands.     Nov.  1943.     iv-f51  p.  il.  4°     (Gazetteer 
4;  H.  O.  misc.  no.  10,884.)     t  Paper,  50c.     •  Item  867 
L.  C.  card  44-41245  N  6.33:  4 

Hydrographic  hullctin,  no.  2860-64;  July  1-29,  1944.  [1944.]  Each  1  p.  f  or 
large  4°     [Weekly.]     t  *  N  6.3 :  2860-2864 

Notice  to  mariners,  no.  27-31;  Julv  1-29,  1944.  [1944.]  [xvi] +806-971+ [Hi] 
leaves.     [Weekly.]     t  N  6.11 :  944/27-31 

Pacific  islands.     Islands  of  central  and  south  Pacifie  (New  Caledonia  to  Sala  y 
Gomez,  latitude  15°  N.  to  latitude  60°  S.)    [with  list  of  sources].     Mar.  1944. 
ii+222  p.  4°     (Gazetteer  7 ;  H.  O.  misc.  no.  10,887.)      [Map  on  p.  2  of  cover.] 
t  Paper,  $1.20. 
L.  C.  card  44-41246  N  6.33 :  7 

NAVAL  PERSONNEL  BUREAU 

Information  bulletin.  Bureau  of  Naval  Personnel  informatiou/bulletin,  July  1944  ; 
[no.  328].  [1944.]  cover  title,  72  p.  11.  4°  [Monthly.  Text  and  other  illustra- 
tions on  p.  2-4  of  cover.]     J  N  17.27 :  328 

Navy  attitudes.  Are  you  training  fighting  men?  or  men  who  only  know  how  .to 
fight?  [every  man  in  Navy  nuist  have  the  right  Navy  attitude].  [1944.] 
[4]  p.  il.  4°  (Instructor  training  bulletin;  Training,  Standards  and  Curricu- 
lum Division.)     t     •  Item  905  N  17.34  :F  46 

Posters.  You'll  be  happy  too,  and  feel  so  proud  serving  as  a  WAVE  in  Navy ; 
[poster].     n.p.NRB  [June  29,  1944].    40X28  in.     t  N  17.23/2 :  W  36/7 

Training  bulletin  NavPers  14919;  June  15,  1944.  [1944.]  [2] +56+ [2]  p.  il.  4° 
([Training].)  [Monthly.  Includes  cunuilative  index,  Dec.  15,  1943-June  15, 
1944.]     t  N  17.33 -.19 

NAVAL   ACADEMY 

Report  of  board  of  visitors  to  Naval  Academy,  1944,  Annapolis  Md.,  Apr.  20, 
1944.  [1944.]     cover  title,  12  p.    t     •  Item  886 
L.  C.  card  8-7222  N  12.1/1 :  944 

ORDNANCE  BUREAU 

Naval  firepower,  July  1944;  [v.  1,  no.  10].     [1944.]     15  p.  il.  large  4°     [Monthly. 
For  men  and  women  of  naval  ordnance.]     t     •  N  18.12: 1/10 

SHIPS  BUREAU 

Compressed  air  plants.    Instructions  for  operation,  care,  and  repair  of  compressed 
air  plants;  chap.  49   [Bureau  of  Ships  manual].      [Revised  edition.]     1944. 
[l]+44  p.  11.    *  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  913 
L.  C.  card  44-41226  ^  N  29.13 :  49/944 

Sanitation;  chap.  36  [Bureau  of  Ships  manual]*  1944.  [l]+6  p.  *  Paper,  5c. 
•  Item  913 

L.  C.  card  44-41227  N  20.13  :  36/944 

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August  1944  953 

SUPPLIES  AND  ACCOUNTS  BUREAU 

Accounting  numhers.  Navy  appropriations  and  subheads  showing  accounting 
numbers.  1&44.  [l]+22  p.  (Appropriation  bulletin,  July  1,  1944,  fiscal  year 
1945.)      [Issued  with  perforations.]     $  N 20.3/2: 945 

Government  fiuppUcs.    Navv  Department  specification:  Acid,  hydrofluoric,  tech- 
nical;  June  1,  1!)44.     [1944.]     3  p.  12°     (51A12.)     t  N  20.6/2 :  51  A 12 
Note. — This  and  the  following  specifications  are  issued  with  perforations  for  insertion 
in  loose-leaf  binders. 

Same :  Annunciators,  call-bell  (drop  type)  ;  June  1,  1944.     [1944.]     12  p.  12° 

(17A8b.)      [Supersedes  17A8,  Mar.  1,  1941,  and  17A8a,  Mar.  2,  1942.]     t 

N  20.6/2 :  17  A  8b 

Same :  Awnings,  ships' ;  July  1, 1944.  [1944.]  5  p.  12°  (24A6a.)  [Super- 
sedes 24A6,  June  1,  1925.]     t  N  20.6/2 :  24  A  6a 

Same:  Barometers,  mercurial,  marine;  July  1,  1944.     [1944.]     8  p.  il.  12° 

(18B3d.)      [Supersedes  18B3c,  Aug.  2,  1943.]      t  N  20.6/2 :  18  B  3<1 

Same:   Blowers,   electric,   for  cleaning  and  drying  electrical  equipment; 

June    1,    1944.     [1944.]     6    p.    12°     (17B10c.)      [Supersedes    17B10b,    Dec.    1, 
1937.]     t  N  20.6/2  :  17  B  10c 

Same:  Boxes,  shipping,"  periscope ;  July  1,  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  1  pi.  12° 

(39B12.)      [Super.vedes  65B1,  May  1,  1923.]     t  N  20.6/2 :  39  B  12 

Same:  Braid,  mohair,  black;  June  1,  1944.     1944.     1  p.  12°     (TlB.^b.)     t 

N  20.6/2  :71  B  5b 

Same:  Cement,  adhesive,  insulation,  fibrous;  June  1,  1944.     [1944.]     4  p. 

il.  12°     (52022.)      t  N  20.6/2  :  52  0  22 

Same:  Chucks,  drill ;  Julv  1.  1944.  [1944.]  5  p.  il.  12°  (40Cla.)  [Super- 
sedes 40C1,  Mar.  1,  1928.]     t  N  20.6/2 :  40  C  la 

Same:  Contact-makers    (for  superheated  steam);   June  1,  1944.     [1944.] 

8  p.  12°     ( 17C19. )     t  .  N  20.6/2 :  17  C  19 

Same :  Covers,  mattress  ;  July  1,  1944.  [1944.]  4  p.  12°  (27C27c.)  [Su- 
persedes 27C27b,  Feb.  1,  1943.]     t  N  20.6/2 :  27  C  27c 

Same:  Cutters,  cable,  handpower    (for  electric  cable)    (shipboard  use); 

June  1,  1944.     1944.     1  p.  12°     (41C25b)     t  N  20.6/2 :  41 C  25b 

Same:  Drills,  radial,  motor-driven  (shipboard  use)  ;  June  1,  1944.     [1944.] 

2  p.  12°     (40D1C.)      [Supersedes  40Dlb,  Nov.  1,  1943.]     t  N  20.6/2 :  40Dlc 

Same:  Electrical-equipment,  explosion-proof,  basic  requirements  for;  June 

1,1044.     [1944.]     2  p.  12°     (17E12b.)     [Supersedes  17E12a,  Nov.  1,  1943.]     t 

N  20.6/2  :17E1 2b 

Same :  Fid.s,  hand,  .sailniakers' :  June  1, 1944.     [1944.]     4p.il.  12°     (41F7a.) 

[Supersedes  41F7,  Mar.  1,  1928.]     t  N  20.6/2  :  4lF7a 

Same :  Funnels ;  June  1,  1944.     [1944.]     3  p.  12°     (41F6b.)      [Supersedes 

41F6a,  May  1, 1943.]     t  N  20.6/2  :  41F0b 

Same  :  Gages,  depth  and  draft ;  Julv  1, 1944.    [1944.]    12  p.  il.  12°    (18G3b. ) 

[Supersedes  18G3a,  Aug.  1,  1934.]     t  N  20.6/2  :  18G3b 

Same:  Glasses,  gage,  flat,  plain  and  reflex,  over  125  pounds  pressure ;  June 

1,1944.     [1944.]    6p.il.  12°     (13G3f.)     [Supersedes  13G3e,  July  1.  1938.]     t 

N  20.6/2 :  13G3f 

Same:  Grinders,  drill,  floor-type,  motor-driven   (shipboard  use);  June  1, 

1944.    [1944.]    2  p.  12°     (40iG3c.)     [Supersedes  40G3b,  Nov.  1,  1943.]     t 

N  20.6/2 :  40G3c 

Same :  Gi'inders,  floor-type,  combined-wet-and-dry,  double-wheel,  motor- 
driven  (shipboard  use)  ;  June  1,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  12°  (40G2e.)  [Supersedes 
40G2d,  Nov.  1,  1943.]     t  N  20.6/2  :  40G2e 

Same:  Grinders,  tool-and-cuttoi-,  universal,  motor-driven  (shipboard  use)  ; 

June  1,1944.     [1944.]     2  p.  12°     (40G4c.)     [Supersedes  40G4b,  Nov.  1,  1943.]     t 

N  20.6/2 :  40Q4c 
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954  Government  Publications 

Oovernmcnt  supplies. — Continued. 

Same:  Heaters,  electric,  radiant;  May  1,  1944.     [1944.]    2  p.  12°     (17H4e.) 

[Supersedes  17H4d,  Sept.  1,  1939.]     t  N  20.6/2 :  17H4e 

Same :  Hinges,  butt ;  July  1, 1944.    [1944.]    2  p.  120     (42H34f.)     t 

N  20.6/2 :  42H34f 

Same:   Holders,   toilet-paper   (roll);   July  1,  1944.     [1944.]     3  p.   il.   12° 

(30H3a.)      [Supersedes  30n3,  Apr.  1,  1943.]     t  N  20.6/2 :  30H3a 

Same:  Hose,  flexible-metallic,  high-pressure;  July  1,  1944.     [1944.]     3  p. 

12°     (33H10.)     t  N  20.6/2 :  33H10 

Same:   Ho.se,   floater,  nonmetallic;   June  1,   1944.      [1944.]     7  p.   il.   12° 

(33H18a. )     [Supersedes  33H18,  July  1,  1941.]     t  N  20.6/2 :  33H18a 

Same :  Hose,  paint-or-dope-spray ;  June  1, 1944.    [1944.]    8 p.  12°    (33H19a.) 

[Supersedes  33H19,  May  1,  1941.]     t  N  20.6/2  :  33H19a 

Same:  Hose,   pneumatic    (braided   or  wrapped);   June  1,   1944.     [1944.] 

4  p.  12°      (33H25.)     t  N  20.6/2  :  33  H25 

Same:  Hose,  vacuum  ;  June  1, 1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  12°     (33H12a.)     [Super- 
sedes 33H12.  June  1,  1938.]     t  N  20.6/2 :  33H12a 

Same :  Hose,  water,  wrapped  and  braided  ;  June  1,  1944.     [1944.]     7  p.  12° 

(33H27.)     t  N  20.6/2 :  33H27 

Same :  Instrument-assemblies,     circuit    analyzing    eqiiipment,     volt-ohm- 

milliammeters,  and  power  circuit  analyzers ;  June  1,  1944.     1944.     1  p.  12° 
( 17-I-25a. )     t  N  20.6/2 :  17-I-25a 

Same:  Instruments,       electrical-measuring,       combustible-gas-indicating. 

portable;  June  1,  1944.     [1944.]     11  p.  12°     (18-I-9a.)      [Supersedes  18-1-9, 
Dec.  1, 1942.]     f  N  20.6/2  :  18-I-9a 

Same:  Lanterns,   electric,   portable,  hand  or  head;   May  1,  1944.     1944. 

1  p.l2°     (17L14a.)      t  N  20.6/2 :  17L14a 

Same:  Lathes,   engine,    motor-driven,    medium-dutv,    14-inch    (submarine 

use)  ;  June  1,  1944.     [1944.]     2  p.  12°     (40L4c.)      [Supersedes  40L4b,  Nov.  1, 
1943.]     t  N  20.6/2 :  40L4C 

Same:  Lights,  operating,  electric,  shadow-reducing,  portable   (shipboard 

use)  ;  June  1,  1944.     [1944.]     13  p.  il.  12°     (ITLlOb.)     [Supersedes  ITLlOa, 
Nov.  1,  1943.]     t  N  20.6/2  :  17L10b 

Same :  Machines   and   equipment,   sound-motion-picture,   3o-mm ;   May   1, 

1944.     [1944.]     2  p.  12°     (17M19a.)     t  N  20.6/2 :  17M19a 

Same:  Machines,  milling,  imiversal.  horizontal,  heavy-duty,  motor-driven 

(shore  use)  ;  June  1,  1944.     1944.     1  p.  12°     (40Mlla.)     t      N  20.6/2 :  40Mlla 

Same:  Mats,  cargo;  June  1,1944.     [1944.]     3  p.  11. 12°     (23M4a.)      [Super- 
sedes 23M4,  Jan.  2,  1942.]     t  N  20.6/2  :  23M4a 

Same:  Methyl-violet-toner   (dry  powdered  form);  June  1,  1944.     [1944.] 

4  p.  12°     (52M5.)     t  N  20.6/2 :52M5 

Same:  Pipe-covering,  thermal-insulation;  Jime  1,  1944.     [1944.]     7  p.  12° 

(32P8.)      [Supersedes  part  of  32P3d,  Nov.  1,  1939,  part  of  32P6,  Sept.  1.  1938. 
and  part  of  32P7,  Oct.  1.  1941.]     t  N  20.6/2 :32P8 

Same:  Plastic,  transparent,  sheet,  cellulose-acetate;  July  1,  1944.     [1944.] 

8  p.  12°     (33P40.)     t  N  20.6/2 :  33P40 

Same:  Protractors,  3-arm,  metal;  Mav  1,  1944.     1944.     1  p.  12°     (18Plc.) 

t  N  20.6/2  :  18Plc 

Same :  Pumice,  ground  (abrasive  pigment)  ;  June  1,  1944.     [1&44.]     4  p.  12° 

(51P16.)     t  N  20.6/2  :  51  P  16 

Same:  Rope,  wire,  steel  (plow),  galvanized  (for  target-towing  hawsers)  ; 

July  1,1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  12°     (22R6a.)     [Supersedes  22R6,  Mar.  1.  1944.^     t 

N  20.6/2 :  22  R  6a 

Same:  Saws,  hack,  power,  motor-driven   (shipboard  use)  ;  June  1,  1944. 

[1944.]     2  p.  12°     (40S2d.)      [Supersedes  40S2c,  Nov.  1,  1943.]     t 

N  20.6/2  :  40  S  2d 
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August  1944  955 

Government  supplies. — Coatinued. 

Same:  Shaper-planers,  motor-driven,  openside   (shipboard  use)  ;  June  1, 

l&M.     [1944.J     2  p.  12"     (40S4d.)      [Supersedes  40S4c,  Mov.  1,  1948.]     t 

N  20.6/2:  40  S4d 

Same:  Shapers,  cranks,  universal,  motor-driven,  16-incli  (sliipboard  use)  ; 

June  1,  1944.     [1944.]     2  p.  12°     (40S3d.)     [Supersedes  40S3c,  Nov.  1,  1943.] 
t  N  20.6/2 :  40  S  3d 

Same:  Ti-icresyl  phosphate;  July  1,  1944.     [1&44.]     4  p.  12°     (52T12.)     t 

N  20.6/2  :  52  T 12 

Same :  Tubes,  boiler,  charcoal  iron,  lapwelded ;  June  1,  1944.     [1944.]     7  p. 

il.  12"     (44T14a.)      [Supersedes  44T14,  June  1,  1926.]     t  N  20.6/2  :  44  T  14a 

Same:   Tubes,   electron,   power   types;   June   1,   1944.     [1944.]     2   p.    12" 

( 17T21a. )     t  N  20.6/2 :  17  T  21a 

Same:    Tubing,    plastic    (elastomer);    June   1,    1944.     [1944.]     4    p.    12° 

(33T5.)     t  N  20.6/2:  33  T  5 

Same:  Turnbuckles  (for  wire  I'ope)  ;  June  1,  1944.     [1944.]     5  p.  il.  12° 

( 12T11. )     t  N  20.6/2 :  12  T  11 

Life  insurance.  Last  word  on  life  insurance  for  men  dischai'ged  from  Navy ; 
[corrected  to  June  1944].     [1944.]     22  p.  il.  12"     f     •  Item  916 

N  20.2  :  L  62 

Lubricating  oils.  Contract  bulletin :  Lubricating  oils  for  naval  service,  and  other 
departments  of  Federal  Government,  fiscal  year  1945.     [1944.]     28  p.  4"     $ 

N  20.18 :  M5 

Manual.  Change  3S,  Bureau  of  Supplies  and  Accounts  manual ;  May  1,  1944. 
n.  p.  [1944].  i  p.  [Accompanied  by  reprints  of  certain  pages  (with  changes) 
to  be  inserted  in  the  Manual.]     t  N  20.13 :  Su  7/2/929/ch.38 

YARDS  AND  DOCKS  BUREAU 

Public  works.  Construction  of  public  works  under  contracts  ;  chap.  16  of  Manual 
of  Bureau  of  Yards  and  Docks,  revised  to  May  1, 1944.  1944.  ii-|-28p.  [Issued 
in  loose-leaf  form.]     J  N  21.9/2  :  16 

PAN  AMERICAN  SANITARY  BUREAU 

Bulletin  of  Pan  American  Sanitary  Bureau,  v.  23,  no.  4;  Apr.  1944.  n.  p.  [1944]. 
cover  title,  [2] -+-289-384  p.  il.  [Monthly.  Articles  appear  in  Spanish,  Portu- 
guese, French,  and  occasionally  in  English.]     t  PAS  1.3:  23/4 

Vital  statistics.  Monthly  report,  biostatistics,  epidemiology,  no.  4;  June  1944. 
[1944.]     13  p.  map,  4"     [Processed.    Spanish  and  English.]     |  PAS  1.8: 4 


PAN  AMERICAN  UNION 


Note. 


OTE. — The  Pan  American  Union  sells  its  own  illustrated  monthly  Bulletin,  booklets,  and 
other  publications,  at  prices  ranging  from  5c  to  $2.00.  The  price  of  any  edition  of  the 
Bulletin  is  15c.  a  single  copy,  the  English  edition  is  $1.50  a  year,  tlie  Spanish  edition  $1.00 
a  year,  tlie  Portuguese  edition  $1.00  a  year  ;  these  is  an  additional  charge  of  75c.  a  year 
on  each  edition  for  countries  outside  the  I'an  American  Union.  Address  the  Pan  American 
Union,  Washington,  D.  C. 

Bulletin  (English  edition).     Bulletin  of  Pan  American  Union,  July  1&44;  [v.  78, 
no.  7].     [1944.]     cover  title,    [4] +361-420  p.  il.     [Monthly.]     For  price,  see 
note  above  under  center  head.     •  Item  922 
L.  C.  card  8-30967  PA  1.6 :  e  78/7 

— —     Same.     (H.  doc.  438,  pt.  7,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.) 

(Portuguese  edition) .     Boletim  da  Uniao  Panamericana,  julho  1944 ;  [v.  46, 

no.  7].     [1944.]     cover  title,   [4] +285-336  p.  il.     [Monthly.]     For  price,   see 

note  above  under  center  head. 

L.  C.  card  11-27014  PA  1.6 :  p  46/7 

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956  Government  Publications 

Bulletin — Continued. 

(Spanish  edition).     Bolotin  de  la  Union  Panamericana,  julio  1944;  [v.  78, 

no.  7J.  |1S>44.J  cover  title,  [4J+353-411J  p.  il.  LMonthly.J  For  \n\it,  sec 
note  above  under  center  head. 

L.  G.  card  12-12555  PA  1.6 :  s  78/7 

Coffee  in  the  Americas.     Washington,  D.  C.  [1944.]     20  p.  il.     t  Paper,  5c. 
L.  C.  card  44-5868  PA  1.22 :  c  65 

Commercial  Pun  America.  Commercial  Pan  America,  monthly  review  of  com- 
merce and  finance.  May  1944;  v.  13,  no.  5.  1944.  cover  title,  [23+87-112 
leaves,  4°  [Processed.  Title  is:  Present  and  future  economic  outlook  in  West 
Indies,  pt.  1,  Cub:i.]  t  Paper,  10c.  per  mo.,  $1.00  a  yr.  (either  English  or 
Spanish  edition)  ;  foreign  subscription,  $1.25. 
L.  C.  card  PA  38-8  PA  1.45 :  e  13/5 

Same,  Spanish.     1944.     cover  title,   [2] +106-136  leaves,  4"     [Processed.] 

PA  1.45 :  s  13/5 

Havana,  Cuba.     Habana.     Washington,  D.  C.  [1944].     24  p.  il.     t  Paper,  5c. 
L.  C.  card  44-40893  PA  1.31 :  H  11 

POST  OFFICE  DEPARTMENT 

Mail  matter.    Cost  ascertainment :  Instruction  letter  C-a,  Consolidation  of  data 

for  copies,  pieces,  revenues,  and  weights  of  publishers'  2d  class ;  July  1,  1944. 

[1944.]     3  p.     t  P4.5:  C-a/7 

Postal  bulletin,  v.  65,  no.  18733-740;  July  4-28,  1944.     [1944.]     various  paging,  f 

[Published  Tuesday  and  Friday,  except  legal  holidays.]     *  Paper,  5c.  single 

copy,  $1.00  a  yr. 

L.  C.  card  6-5810  •  P  1.3: 65 

Postal  guide.  Miscellaneous  Changes  for  OflBcial  postal  guide  (pt.  2)  1941  edition, 
Changes  86-116.  [1944.]  3  leaves,  narrow  f  [Reprinted  from  Monthly  sup- 
plements to  Official  postal  guide,  Dec.  1942-Dec.  1943.]     t 

P  1.10/1 :  941/pt.2/ch.86-ll6 

United  States  official  postal  guide  :  Monthly  supplement  to  pts.  1  and  2,  5th 

series,  v.  4,  no.  12;  June  1944.  [1944.]  [2] +103+ [2]  p.  [Includes  Changes 
37-40  affecting  United  States  official  postal  guide  for  1943,  pt.  1,  and  Changes 
137-187  affecting  United  States  official  postal  guide  for  1941,  pt.  2 ;  also  Amend- 
ments (Inserts  225-233)  to  Postal  laws  and  regulations  of  United  States,  edition 
of  1940.  Part  of  the  pages  are  printed  on  one  side  only.]  *  Paper  (23  numbers 
Aug.  1943- June  1945),  $1.75.     •  Item  929  P  1.10/1 :  943/12 

RAILWAY  MAIL  SERVICE 

Mail  routes.  Schedule  of  mail  routes,  no.  583,  June  12,  1944,  6th  division.  Railway 
Mail  Service,  comprising  Illinois  and  Iowa.  [Chicago  P.  O.,  Apr.  4,  1944.]  IGO 
p.  narrow  8"     $  P  10.12/6:  583 

Schedule  of  mail  routes,  no.  474,  June  20,  1944,  8th  division,  Railway  Mail 

Service,  comprising  Arizona,  California,  Guam,  Hawaii,  Nevada,  Samoa  an(? 
Utah.     [San  Francisco  P.  O.  June  20,  1944.]     140  p.  narrow  8°     t 

P  10.12/8 :  474 

Schedule  of  mail  routes,  no.  569,  June  27,  1944,  9th  division.  Railway  Mail 

Service,  comprising  lower  peninsula  of  Michigan,  main  line  of  New  York  Central 
R.  II.  between  New  York,  N.  Y..  and  Chicago,  111.,  and  collateral  lines  that  may 
be  designated.  A.  S.  Oilman,  Inc.,  Cleveland,  Ohio  [June  27,  1944].  11(5  p. 
narrow  8°    t  P  10.12/9 :  569 

Schedule  of  mail  routes,  no.  185,  June  29,  199,  ]2th  division,  Railway  IMail 

Service,  comprising  Arkansas,  Louisiana,  and  Mississippi.  Peerless  PTinting 
Co.,  New  Orleans,  La.  [June  29,  1944].     88  p.  narrow  8°     J  P  10.12/12 :  185 

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TOPOGRAPHY  DIVISION 

Note. — The  Division  of  Topography  has  on  file  maps  showing  all  roads  used  by  the  rural 
free  delivery  mail  service.  Uural  delivery  routes  are  shown  in  detail  on  county  or  local 
maps  which,  with  a  tew  exceptions,  are  drawn  to  the  scale  of  1  :  62,500  or  1  :  63,360  (1  mile 
to  the  inch).  Maps  of  more  than  1,600  counties  in  the  United  States  have  been  prepared 
by  the  Post  Office  Department  and  blue-line  prints,  made  from  negatives  on  file  are  sold  for 
50  cents  per  copy.  Each  county  map  shows  in  addition  to  the  roads  traveled  by  rural 
carriers,  all  post  offices  within  the  county  at  the  time  the  negative  was  made  and  all  other 
roads,  houses,  schools,  and  churches  known  at  the  time  the  map  was  originally  drawn,  to- 
getlier  with  an  outline  of  the  drainage.  A  list  of  the  county  niai)s  on  hie  will  be  furnished 
upon  application  to  the  Superintendent,  Division  of  Finance,  Post  Office  Department,  Wash- 
ington, D.  t\  Rural  delivery  routes  emanating  from  post  offices  in  counties  for  which  county 
maps  have  not  been  drawn  are  shown  on  local  maps.  Blue-print  copies  of  such  maps  are 
sold  at  25  cents  each.  Orders  for  all  postal  maps  should  be  accompanied  by  money  order 
and  addressed  to  the  Superintendent,  Division  of  Mnance,  Post  Office  Department,  Washing- 
ton, D.  C.  Kural  delivery  maps  should  not  be  confused  with  the  State  post  route  maps 
which  are  listed  in  the  Monthly  catalog  for  Jan.  1944,  page  79. 

PRESIDENT  OF  UNITED  STATES 

Note.— The  functions  and  duties  of  the  Executive  Office  of  the  President  were  established 
by  Executive  order  of  Sept.  8,  1939.  The  principal  divisions  at  present  are  as  follows  :  The 
White  House  Office,  the  Bureau  of  the  Budget,  the  Liaison  Office  for  Personnel  Management, 
the  Office  for  Emergency  Management,  and  the  Comnuttee  for  Congested  Production  Areas. 

For  infornuition  relating  to  the  issuance  of  Executive  orders  and  Proclamations  of  the 
President  see,  below,  note  under  Executive  orders. 

Air  iC(/iilutions.  Aiuending  paragraphs  6  and  7  of  Executive  order  9195  of  July  7, 
1942,  prescribing  regulations  relating  to  aerial  flights  by  personnel  of  Army, 
Navy,  Marine  Corps,  Coast  Guard,  and  National  Guard.  July  22,  1944.  (Execu- 
tive order  9458.)  [Not  issued  separately.  Appeared  in  Federal  register,  v.  9, 
no.  147,  July  25,  1944,  p.  8765.] 

Anni/  Nurse  Corps.  Temporary  appointments  as  officers  in  Army  of  United  States 
of  members  of  Army  Nurse  Corps  and  female  dietetic  and  physical-therapy  i)er- 
sonuel  of  Medical  Department,  Army.  July  10,  1944.  (Executive  order  9454.) 
[Not  issued  separately.  Appeared  in  Federal  register,  v.  9,  no.  139,  July  13, 
1944,  p.  7803.] 

Canal  Zone.  Suspending  certain  statutory  provisions  relating  to  employment  in 
Canal  Zone.  July  13,  1944.  (Executive  order  9456.)  [Not  issued  separately. 
Appeared  in  Federal  register,  v.  9,  no.  142,  July  18,  1944,  p.  7997.] 

Executive  orders. 

Note. — The  Federal  register  act  (49  Stat.  500  as  amended  ;  44  U.  S.  C,  and  supp.  301 
et  seq.)  provides  in  sec.  5  as  follows  :  There  shall  be  published  in  the  Federal  register  all 
Presidential  Proclamations  and  Executive  orders,  except  such  as  have  no  general  appli- 
cability and  legal  effect  or  are  effective  only  against  Federal  agencies  or  persons  in  their 
capacity  as  officers,  agents,  or  employees  thereof. 

Those  Executive  orders  and  Proclamations  published  in  the  Federal  register  will  not 
be  issued  separately,  but  title  entries  for  such  Executive  orders  and  Proclamations,  with 
reference  to  the  Federal  register,  appear  above  and  below. 

The  distribution  of  Executive  orders  and  Proclamations  was  transferred,  beginning 
Mar.  12,  1936,  from  the  Department  of  State  to  the  Division  of  the  Federal  Register, 
National  Archives.  Free  distribution  will  be  only  to  appropriate  agencies  of  the  Gov- 
ernment. The  Federal  register  will  be  sold  by  the  Superintendent  of  Documents,  Govern- 
ment Printing  Office,  Washington  25,  D.  C,  on  a  subscription  basis  of  $1.50  per  month  or 
$15.00  per  year. 

Income  tax.  Inspection  of  income,  excess-profits,  declared  value  excess-profits, 
and  capital  stock  tax  returns  by  Select  Committee  to  Investigate  Federal  Com- 
munications Commission,  House  of  Representatives.  July  11,  1944.  (Execu- 
tive order  9455.)  [Not  issued  separately.  Appeared  in  Federal  register,  v.  9, 
no.  140,  July  14,  1944,  p.  7843.] 

Proclamations. 

Note. — For  information  concerning  the  issuance  of  Executive  orders  and  Proclamations 
see  above,  note  under  the  subhead  Executive  orders.  ' 

United  Nations  Relief  and  RehaMUtation  Administration.  Participation  by 
United  States  in  work  of  United  Nations  Relief  and  Rehabilitation  Administra- 
tion. July  6,  1944.  (Executive  order  9453.)  [Not  issued  separately.  Ap- 
peared in  Federal  register^  v.  9,  no.  137,  July  11,  1944,  p.  7637.] 

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EMERGENCY  MANAGEMENT  OFFICE 

CIVILIAN  DEFENSE   OFFICE 

Statistical  bulletin,  v.  2,  no.  6;  Dec.  31,  1943.     [Mar.  15,  1944.]     [2] +8  p.  4° 
[Bimonthly.     Processed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  43-50893  Pr  32.4425 :  2/6 

COORDINATOB  OF  INTEB-AMERIOAN  AFFAIRS  OFFICE 

Amazonia.  Health  and  disease  in  Amazonia  [with  bibliography] ;  compiled  from 
Strategic  Index  of  the  Americas  [by  Marianne  Schweitzer  and  John  Arm- 
strong].   [1944.]    iv-f62p.  f°     [Processed.]     t  Pr  32.4613 :  Aml/6 

Cooperatives.  Survey  of  cooperative  movement  in  American  republics  [with  bib- 
liography] ;  by  Albert  H.  Berman.  May  1944.  [4] -{-38  p.  4°  [Processed.]  t 
L.  C.  card  44-41248  Pr  32.4602  :  C  78/2 

Ecuador,  snow  on  equator.     [1944.]     cover  title,   [12]  p.  11.     [Text  and  another 
illustration  on  p.  2-4  of  cover.]     *  Paper,  10c.    •  Item  954 
L.  C.  card  44-41196  Pr  32.4602  :  Ec  9 

Em  guar  da  para  a  defesa  das  Americas,  ano  3,  n.  9.     [Business  Publishers  Inter- 
national Corporation,  Nova  York,  1944.]     cover  title,  40  p.  11.  f     [Monthly. 
Other  illustrations  on  p.  2-4  of  covei'.]     % 
L.  C.  card  44-40456  Pr  32.4608 :  P  3/9 

En  guardia  para  la  defensa  de  las  Americas,  aiio  3,  no.  10.  [Business  Publishers 
International  Corp.,  Nueva  York,  N.  Y.,  1944.]  cover  title,  40  p.  11.  f°  [Monthly. 
Other  illustrations  on  p.  2-4  of  cover.]     %  Pr  32.4608 :  s  3/10 

Indians.  Moists  Sfienz:  The  Peruvian  Indian  [with  bibliography] ;  translated  by 
staff  of  Strategic  Index  of  the  Americas.  [Feb.  1,  1944.]  vi+144+[l]  p.  11.  f° 
[Processed.  ]     %  Pr  32.4613 :  Sa  1 

Transportation.     Inter-American  transportation  in  1943;  by  Julian  L.  Schley. 
[1944.]     17  leaves,  4°     [Processed.]     % 
L.  C.  card  44-41249  Pr  32.4602 :  T  68/943 

DEFENSE  TRANSPORTATION  OFFICE 

Tires.  How  to  prevent  roadside  flat  tires  through  comparative  air  loss  system. 
[1944].     [4]   p.   11.   4"     t     •Item  954.  Pr  32.4902 :  T  51 

BCONOMIO  STABILIZATION  OFFICE 

Note. — The  Office  of  Economic  Stabilization  was  established  in  the  Office  for  Emergency 
Management  by  Executive  order  9250  of  Oct.  3,  1942. 

Posters.  Here's  how  to  head  off  runaway  prices,  follow  the  7-key  plan  to  hold 
prices  down;  [poster],     n.  p.  [1944].    28.1X20.3  in.     t  War  Information  Office. 

Pr  32.6007 :  P  93/5 

FAIR  EMPLOYMENT  PKAonOB  CWMMITTEE 

Notb. — The  Committee  on  Fair  Employment  Practice  was  established  in  the  Office  for 
Emergency  Management  by  Executive  order  9346  of  May  27,  1943. 

Work.     FEPC,  how  it  operates.     [1944.]     19  p.     (Review  and  Analysis  Division.) 
*  Paper,  5c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41250  Pr  32.412 :  F  15 

FOREIGN   ECONOMIC  ADMINISTRATION 

Export  bulletin.  Current  export  bulletin  175-182;  July  8-25,  1944.  [1944.] 
various  paging,  4°  (Supplies  Bureau,  Requirements  and  Supply  Branch.) 
[Processed.]     %  Pr  82.5807 :  175-182 

NATIONAL  WAR  LABOR  BOARD 

Report.     11th  monthly  report  of  National  War  Labor  Board  [Jan.  1944].    Wash- 
ington, D.  C,  Mar.  1, 1944.     [l]-{-17  p.  23  tab.  f"     [Processed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  44-^0781  Pr  32.5110 :  11 

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Report — Continued. 

12th  moutlily  report  of  National  War  Labor  Board  [Feb.  1944].  "Wash- 
ington, D.  C,  Apr.  1,  1944.     [l]  +  16p.  23  tab.  r     [Processed.]!     Pr  32.5110: 12 

13th  monthly  report  of  National  War  Labor  Board  [Mar.  1944].  Wash- 
ington, D.  C,  May  1,  1944.  [1] +1-20-1-30-56  p.  f°  [Processed.  No  omission 
in  text  is  indicated  by  missing  page  numbers.]     t  Pr  32.5110: 13 

PRICE  ADMINISTRATION   OFFICE 

Addresses.  Radio  talk  by  John  H.  Summers,  Columbus  district  director,  OPA, 
May  9  [1944],  over  Station  WCOL.     May  22,  1944.    5  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

Pr  32.4213 :  Su  6 

Radio  talk  of  Chester  Bowles,  OPA  administrator,  Apr.   11,   1944,  over 

WMAL  and  blue  network.     [1944]     5  p.    4°     [Processed.]     t 

Pr  32.4213 :  B  68/10 

Talk  by  A.  R.  Whitman,  director  of  fuel  oil  rationing,  at  21st  annual  con- 
vention and  war  conference,  Independent  Oil  Men's  Association  of  New  England, 
Boston,  Mass.,  May  11,  1944.     [1944.]     5  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

Pr  32.4213  :W  59 

Text  of  radio  talk  by  Chester  Bowles,  OPA  administrator,  Apr.  4  [1944], 

over  WMAL  and  blue  network.     [1944]     5  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

Pr  32.4213 :  B  68/9 

American  Brake  Shoe  Co.  No.  141,  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals,  American 
Brake  Shoe  Company  v.  Chester  Bowles,  price  administrator;  answer.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  2  p.     $  Pr  32.4217  :  Am  35  br 

Ar^mour  &  Co.  No.  96,  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals,  Armour  &  Co.,  an  Illinois 
corporation,  v.  Chester  Bowles,  price  administrator;  answer.  [1944.]  cover 
title,  6  p.     %  Pr  32.4217  :  Ar  55/8 

Same ;  transcript  of  proceedings  before  price  administrator.    [1944.]    cover 

title,  iii-f  449  p.    t  Pr  32.4217 :  Ar  55/9 

Auth-Loffter,  Inc.  United  States  Court  of  Appeals,  District  of  Columbia,  no.  8735, 
Arthur  Cudmore,  secretary,  Auth-Loffler,  Inc.,  v.  Chester  Bowles,  administrator. 
Office  of  Price  Administration ;  brief  for  appellee.  [1944.]  cover  title,  ii-f- 
17  p.     t  Pr  32.4217 :  Au  81 

Capitol  Foundry  Co.  No.  120,  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals,  Capitol  Foundry 
Company  v.  Chester  Bowles,  price  administrator;  supplemental  transcript  of 
proceedings  before  price  administrator.     [1944.]    cover  title,  i+96  p.     J 

Pr  32.4217  :  C  172/4 

Chesapeake  Corporation  of  Virginia.  No.  106,  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals, 
Chesapeake  Corporation  of  Virginia  et  al.  v.  Chester  Bowles,  price  adminis- 
trator; brief  for  administrator.     [1944.]    cover  title,  i-f34  p.     $ 

Pr  32.4217  :  C  424/3 

Commodities.  Supplement  to  Directory  of  commodities  and  services,  index  to 
price  regulations  and  jurisdiction  of  operating  units,  issue  3,  supp.  5,  June  15, 
1944.  [1944.]  [2] 4-51  p.  [All  references  to  previously  issued  supplements 
should  be  discontinued.]    Included  in  price  of  Directory.     •  Item  963 

Pr  32.4206 :  C  73/943-2/supp.5 

Dant,  Oeorge  W.  No.  9789,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals,  6th  circuit,  Chester  Bowles, 
administrator.  Office  of  Price  Administration,  v.  Farmers  National  Bank  of 
Lebanon,  Ky.,  executor  of  George  W.  Dant,  appeal  from  district  court  for 
western  district  of  Kentucky;  brief  for  appellant.  [1944.]  cover  title,  ii-f- 
21  p.     t  Pr  32.4217  :  D  235 

Detroit,  Mich.  No.  42534,  in  Supreme  Court  of  Michigan,  Detroit,  a  municipal 
corporation,  v.  Michigan  Public  Service  Commi.^sion,  a  State  agency ;  Chester 
Bowles,  price  administrator,  intervenor  and  appellant,  v.  [sairfe],  appeal  from 
Public  Service  Commission  of  Michigan  ;  brief  of  Chester  Bowles,  price  admin- 
istrator, in  opposition  to  motion  of  Detroit  Edison  Company  for  rehearing. 
[1944.]    cover  title,  5  p.    t  Pr  32.4217 :  D  484/3 

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960  Government  Publications 

Detroit,  Mich. — Continued. 

Same ;  brief  of  city  of  Detroit  and  Chester  Bowles,  price  administrator,  in 

reply  to  briofs  of  auiici  curiae  on  motion  for  rehearing.     [1944.]     cover  title, 
3  p.     t  Pr  32.4217 :  D  484/2 

Economic  data.    Handbook  of  basic  economic  data.    Mar.  1944.    134  p.  4°    [Proc- 
essed. ]     t 
L.  C.  card  44-40952  Pr  32.4206 :  Ec  7/944 

Food  and  drink.  [1944.]  4  p.  4°  (OPA  trade  bulletin.)  [This  trade  bulletin 
covers  only  the  main  points  of  Restaurant  maximum  price  regulation  2,  eftective 
July  :n,  1944,  and  does  not  take  its  place.]     t     •  Item  963         Pr  32.4244 :  F  73 

Foster  d  Co.  No.  140,  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals,  Foster  and  Conrpany  v. 
Chester  Bowles,  price  administrator;  brief  for  administrator.  [1944.]  cover 
title,  i+16p.     t  Pr  32.4217 :  F  819/3 

Fuel  oil  industry  letter,  Mar.  5-Apr.  30,  1944 ;  letter  28-32.  [1944.]  various  pag- 
ing, 4°     [Semimonthly.    Processed.]     t  Pr  32.4228 :  28-32 

Gasoline.     Facts  about  black  market  in  gasoline  and  responsibilities  of  Govern- 
ment, industry  and  the  public  in  tight  to  smash  it.     Washington,  D.  C,  Apr.  1, 
1944.     [2] +18  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  44-41251  Pr  32.4202  :  G  21/3 

Gillespic-Rogcrs-Pyatt  Co.,  Inc.  No.  134,  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals,  Gil- 
lespie-Rogers-Pyatt  Co.,  Inc.  [et  al.]  v.  Chester  Bowles,  price  administrator: 
brief  for  administrator.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i-f  22  p.     %        Pr  32.4217 :  G  412/3 

Handbooks.     [OPA  is  our  battle  line]  :  Handbook  for  war  price  and  rationing 
boards.     Jan.  1944.     vi+42  p.  il.     [Text  and  another  illustration  on  p.  2  and  3 
of  cover.]     J 
L.  C.  card  44-40786  Pr  32.4206 :  P  93/10/944 

Heinz's  Riverside  Abattoir.  Nos.  102-103  (consolidated),  in  Emergency  Court  of 
Appeals,  Edward  Heinz  et  al.  [co-partners  doing  business  as  Heinz's  Riverside 
Abattoir,  et  al.]  v.  Chester  Bowles,  price  administrator;  additional  evidence 
submitted  by  respondent  pursuant  to  orders  of  court  dated  June  7, 1944.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  i+24  p.     $  Pr  32.4217 :  H  365/4 

Housing.     Rental  housing  operation,  Jan.  1939- June  1943.     Mar.  1944.    25  p.  il.  4° 
[Processed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  44-41252  Pr  32.4202 :  R  29/5/939-43 

Johnson,  Benjamin  T.  No.  146,  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals,  Benjamin  T. 
Johnson  et  al.  v.  Chester  Bowles,  price  administrator ;  answer  and  motion  to 
strike  exhibit  A  attached  to  complaint.     [1944.]     cover  title,  3  p.     X 

Pr  32.4217  :  J  63/2 

— : — t    Same;    transcript   of   proceedings   before   price   administrator.     [1944.] 
cover  title,  i+27  p.     $  Pr  32.4217 :  J  63 

Marlene  Linens.  No.  148,  in  Emergency  Court  of  Api)eals,  Marlene  Linens  v. 
Chester  Bowles,  price  administrator ;  answer.     [1944.]     cover  title,  3  p.     X 

Pr  32.4217  :  M  343/2 

Same;    transcript    of   proceedings    before   price    administrator.     [1944.] 

cover  title,  i +28  p.     X  Pr  32.4217 :  M  343 

Mileage.  Government  mileage  administrator,  v.  2,  no.  4;  Apr.  1944.  [1944.] 
8  p.  il.  4°     [Monthly.     Printed.]     t  Pr  32.4229 : 2/4 

Same,  V.  2,  no.  5 ;  May  1944.     [1944.]     8p.il.  4°     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t 

Pr  32.4229 :  2/5 

Petroleum.     Crude  petroleum  price  control.     Apr.  1944.     [21]   p.  il.     4°   [Proc- 
essed.]    1" 
L.  C.  card  44-41253  Pr  32.4202  :  P  44 

Price  regulations. 

Note. — Price  schofliiles  and  regulations,  amendments,  and  orders  are  Issued  as  pre- 
prints or  reprints  from  the  Federal  register  and  do  not  appear  in  the  Monthly  catalog. 
The  regulations  are  compiled  anf]  printed  to  include,  to  date  of  publication,  all  amend- 
ments and  digests  of  .vupplcmontary  orders  thereto,  and  are  entered  in  this  catalog. 
Price  schedules  and  regulations  are  available  from  the  Printing  and  Distribution  Branch, 
Oflace  of  Price  Administration,  Washington  25,  D.  C,  and  requests  will  be  filled  to  include 
all  additional  amendments  issued  to  date  of  request. 

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I 


August  1944  961 

Rationing.  Persons  with  medical  food  needs  (edited  and  condensed),  Rationing 
in  wartime,  recommendations  of  National  Research  Council.  [1944.]  8  p.  4" 
[Processed.]     t  Pr  32.4202  :  F  73/6 

Regional  administrators'  meeting.  Minutes  of  regional  administrators'  meeting, 

Feb.    14-18,   1944    [Washington,  D.   C.].     [1944.]      [2]+l-214+21G-270  p.    4" 
[Processed.]     t 

L.  C.  card  44-41254  Pr  32.4202 :  R  26/944 

Rent.  Door-to-door  survey  for  rent  compliance.  Apr.  20, 1944.  [1]  +12+  [6]  p.  4° 
[Processed.]     t  Pr  3:;.4202  :  R  29/7 

Rent  control.     [1944.]     40  p.  il  4"     [Processed.]     f 

L.  C.  card  44-41255  Pr  32.4202  :  R  29/6 

Safewag  Stores,  Inc.  No.  149,  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals,  Safeway  Stores, 
Incorporated,  v.  Chester  Bowles,  price  administrator;  answer.  [1944.]  cover 
title,  3  p.     $  Pr  32.4217 :  Sa  17/4 

— —  Same;  transcript  of  proceedings  before  price  administrator.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  i+69  p.     $  "  Pr  32.4217  :  Sa  17/3 

ScJwols.  How  elementary  schools  can  contribute  to  home  front  economy  in  war- 
time.    June  1944.     12  p.  4"     [Processed.]     f  Pr  32.4202:  Sch  6 

Sisk,  A.  ir.,  d  Sons.  No.  5261,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  4th  circuit,  Chester 
Bowles,  administrator,  OflBce  of  Price  Administration,  v.  A.  F.  Sisk  [et  al.], 
co-partners,  d.  b.  a.  A.  W.  Sisk  and  Sons;  appellant's  brief,  appendix.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  i+38  p.     t  -  Pr  32.4217 :  Si  82 

Speicher,  Walter  D.  No.  42607,  in  Supreme  Court,  Michigan,  Walter  D.  Speicher 
V.  Nina  Sowell  and  William  C.  Suwell,  and  Chester  Bowles,  administrator. 
Office  of  Price  Administration,  intervening  defendant  and  appellant,  Ona  Dun- 
lop,  receiver  of  Liesner  Engineering  Company,  appellee,  appeal  from  circuit 
court  fur  county  of  Wayne,  in  chancery,  Guy  A.  Miller,  circuit  judge ;  .supple- 
mental memorandum  on  appellant's  petition  for  reargument.  [1944.]  cover 
title,  4  p.     $  Pr  32.4217  :  Sp  32/3 

Stove  rationing  industry  letter,  letter  19;  June  28,  1944.  [1944.]  4  p.  il.  4° 
[Monthly.     Processed.]     t  Pr  32.4237: 19 

Suwanee  Fruit  <&  Steamship  Co.  No.  116,  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals,  Su- 
wanee  Fruit  and  Steamship  Company  v.  Chester  Bowles,  price  administrator ; 
supplemental  transcript  of  proceedings  before  price  administrator.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  i+24  p.     t  Pr  32.4217 :  Su  92/3 

Village  Apartment  Homes,  Inc.  No.  104,  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals,  Village 
Apartment  Homes,  Incorporated,  v.  Chester  Bowles,  price  administrator ; 
brief  for  administrator.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i  + 12  p.     t         Pr  32.4217  :  v  711/3 

Wells  Lamont  Corporation.  No.  131,  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals,  Wells  La- 
mont  Corporation  v.  Chester  Bowles,  price  administrator ;  brief  for  adminis- 
trator.    [1944.]     cover  title,   i+14  p.     $  Pr  32.4217 :  W  462/7 

Yeadon,  Pa.  Before  Pennsylvania  Public  Utility  Commission,  C.  13942,  borough 
of  Yeadon,  C.  13943,  John  G.  Smith,  C.  13944,  F.  Karl  Langguth,  C.  13945,  John 
E.  McN'utt,  C.  13951,  Charles  J.  Fowler  et  al.  v.  Longacre  Park  Heating  Cona- 
pany ;  brief  of  price  administrator  of  Office  of  Price  Administration  and  in 
behalf  of  director  of  economic  stabilization,  intervenors,  and  borough  of  Yeadon, 
complainant.     [1944.]     cover  title,  58  p.     t  Pr  32.4217 :  Y  31 

WAE  INFORMATION  OFFICE 

Gasoline.  Facts  about  gasoline  black  market  and  responsibilities  of  Government 
industry,  and  the  public  in  fight  to  smash  it,  supplement  to  Information  program 
book,  gasoline  conservation.  June  1944.  [12]  p.  4°  [Prepared  in  cooijeration 
with  Price  Administration  Office  and  Petroleum  Administration  for  War.]     t 

Pr  32.5002  :  G  21/supp. 

Magazine  war  guide.  Magazine  war  guide,  Sept.  1944;  prepared  by  Book  and 
Magazine  Bureau.  [May  25,  1944.]  [2] +17  p.  il.  [Monthly.  Processed.] 
t  Pr  32.5024  :  944/8 

Same,  Oct.  1944 ;  prepared  by  Book  and  Magazine  Bureau.     [June  23, 1944.] 

[2] +14  p.     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t  Pr  32.5024 :  944/9 

•    Sent  to  Depository  Libraries 


962  Government  Publications 

Motion  pictures.  War  films  for  war  use,  16  mm.  sound  films  (non-theatrical), 
1944-45.     [1944.]     [2] +20    p.     narrow     8"     (Motion    Pictures    Bureau.)     t 

•  Item  954 

L,  C.  card  44-41256  Pr  32.5002 :  F  48/2/944r-45 

Posters.  Advance  bulletin  of  new  posters,  June-July,  1944.  [1944.]  [2]  p.  il.  4° 
[Monthly.    Two  months  issued  as  one  publication.]     t  Pr  32.5027 :  944/6 

Special  OWI  poster  distribution  bulletin,  supplementing  regular  monthly 

poster-distribution  bulletins.     [1944.]     1  p.  il.  oblong  8°     (Distribution  Divi- 
sion.)    t  Pr  32.5027 :  943/supp. 

WAR   MANPOWEat  COMMISSION 

Apprentices.  Evaluating  apprentices :  Cost  of  training  and  value  of  production 
of  apprentices.  Apprentice  record  cards ;  [by  O.  L.  Harvey].  [1944.]  [2]-|-20-|- 
[2]  p.  (Training  Bureau,  Apprentice-Training  Service.)  [Reprinted  from 
Personnel,  published  by  American  Management  Association.]     t     •  Item  954 

Pr  32.5202  :  Ap  6/5 

National  apprenticeship  program.     [Reprint  with  changes  1944]     cover 

title,  8  p.     (Training  Bureau,  Apprentice-Training  Service.)      [Text  on  p.  2-4 
of  cover.]     f     •  Item  954  Pr  32.5202 :  Ap  6/2/944 

Electric  equipment.  Occupations  related  to  occupations  in  electrical  equipment 
industry.  Mar.  1944.  [l]-|-69  p.  (job  family  series  1-60;  Manpower  Utiliza- 
tion Bureau,  Occupational  Analysis  and  Manning  Tables  Division. )  *  Paper, 
15c.     •  Pr  32.5212 : 1-60 

Foundries.  Upgrading  and  intra-industry  transfer  suggestions  for  occupations  in 
foundry  industry.  Apr.  1944.  [l]-f29  p.  4°  (Job  family  series  1-64;  Man- 
power Utilization  Bureau,  Occupational  Analysis  and  Manning  Tables  Divi- 
sion.)    *  Paper,  10c.     •  Pr  32.5212 : 1-64 

Jobs.    Guide  for  analyzing  jobs,  analyst's  workbook.     [Feb.]  1944.     cover  title, 
[40]  p.  narrow  12°     ( [Occupational  Analysis  and  Manning  Tables  Division, 
Manpower  Utilization  Bureau.] )      [Some  of  the  pages  are  left  blank  to  be  used 
for  notes  and  memoranda.]     *  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  954 
L.  C.  card  44-41257  Pr  32.5206 :  J  57/7 

Labw  market.  Adequacy  of  labor  supply  in  important  labor  market  areas  [list], 
July  1,  1944.     [1944.]     6  p.  4°     [Monthly.    Processed.]     |         Pr  32.5217 :  944/7 

Manpower.  Placement  activities,  May  1944.  [1944.]  6  p.  il.  4°  [Monthly. 
Processed.]     t  Pr  32.5218 :  944/5 

Manpower  review,  oflBcial  publication  of  War  Manpower  Commission,  July  1944 ; 
V.  11,  no.  7.      [1944.]     16  p.  4"     [Monthly.]     *  Paper,  10c.  single  copy,  $1.00 
a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $1.40.     •  Item  544 
L.  C.  card  L  35-100  Pr  32.5209 :  11/7 

Precision  instruments.  Upgrading  and  intra-industry  transfer  suggestions  for 
occupations  in  precision  instrument  manufacturing.    Mar.  1944.     [1]  -|-55  p.  4° 

'  (Job  family  series  1-61 ;  Manpower  Utilization  Bureau,  Occupational  Analysis 
and  Manning  Tables  Division.)     *  Paper,  20c.     •  Pr  32.5212 : 1-61 

Slaughtering.  Occupations  related  to  occupations  in  slaughtering  and  meat  pack- 
ing industry.  Apr.  1944.  [l]4-44  p.  4°  (Job  family  series  1-63;  Manpower 
Utilization   Bureau,   Occupational   Analysis   and   Manning  Tables  Division.) 

*  Paper,  15c.     •  Pr  32.5212 : 1-63 

Veterans'  Employment  Service.   'Resume  of  activities,   Veterans'   Employment 
Service.     May  1944.     [l]+7  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  44^1258  Pr  32.5202 :  V  64/2 

Vocational  counselors.    Training  of  vocational  counselors  [with  lists  of  selected 
references].     [1944.]     cover  title,  77  p.      (Training  Bureau.)      [Text  on  p.  2 
and  3  of  cover.]     *  Paper,  15c.     •  Item  954 
L.  C.  card  44-41192  Pr  32.5202 :  V  85 

Wood.  Upgrading  and  intra-industry  transfer  suggestions  for  occupations  in 
manufacture  of  veneer  and  plywood.  May  1944.  [l]-fl2  p.  4°  (Job  family 
series  1-66 ;  Manpower  Utilization  Bureau,  Occupational  Analysis  and  Manning 
Tables  Division. )     *  Paper,  10c.     •  Pr  32.5212 : 1-66 

•    Sent  to  Depository  Libraries 


August  1944  ,  963 

WAB   PRODUCTION    BOARD 

Business.  Loans  to  small  business.  [1944.]  16  p.  il.  (Smaller  War  Plants 
Corporation.)     f     •  Item  909  Pr  32.4802  :  L 78 

Damaged  shipments.  Manual  for  inspection  of  damaged  shipments;  prepared  by 
Container  Coordinating  Committee  with  cooperation  and  approval  of  Army, 
Navy,  Department  of  Agriculture,  Treasury  Department,  War  Production 
Board,  Oflfice  of  Lend-Lease  Administration,  War  Shipping  Administration, 
Office  of  Defense  Transportation.  Revised  May  1944.  1944.  cover  title, 
ii+4.'i  p.  il.  [Supersedes  issue  of  Mar.  1943.]  ♦  Paper,  10c. 
L.   C.   card  44-^1283  Pr  82.4806 :  Sh  6/944 

Products  and  priorities,  July  1944.     [1944.]     vi+172+[l]  p.  il.  4°     [Monthly.] 
*  Paper,  20c.  single  ccpy,  $2.00  a  yr.     •  Item  969 
L.  C;  card  43-50901  Pr  32.4813  :  944/7 

SnwUer  War  Plants  Corporation.  Report  on  activities  of  Smaller  War  Plants 
Corporation,  letter  from  chairman  of  War  Production  Board  transmitting  12th 
report  of  his  operations  under  act  to  mobilize  productive  facilities  of  small 
business.     1944.     v+19  p.  il.     (S.  doc.  223,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     *  Paper,  10c. 

WAR  SHIPPING  ADMINISTR.\TI0N 

Insurance  instructions  for  masters  and  officers  of  vessels  owned  by  or  bareboat 
chartered  to  War  Shipping  Administration  and  guide  for  reporting  collisions, 
strandings,  fires,  salvage,  and  other  serious  casualties  or  occurrences.  July  1, 
1944.  cover  title,  iii +25  p.  12°  (Wartime  Insurance  Division.)  [This  booklet 
takes  the  place  of  instructions  to  masters  and  officers  contained  in  Joint  opera- 
tions regulation  2,  revised,  supp.  1,  Wartime  insurance  instructions  3,  and  Legal 
bulletin  30.]  t  •  Item  822 
L.  C.  card  44-ill97  Pr  32.5306 :  In  7/944 

Merchant  marine.     How  to  get  your  bearings,  information  pamphlet  for  prospec- 
tive merchant  sailors.     [May  1944.]     cover  title,  ii+22  p.  il.     [Text  on  p.  2-4 
of  cover.]     t     •  Item  954 
L.  C.  card  44-41185  Pr  82.5302 :  M  53/2 

RAILROAD  RETIREMENT  BOARD 

Monthly  review,  July  1944 ;  [v.  5,  no.  6].     Chicago,  El.     [1944.]     cover  title,  p.  97- 
112,  4°     [Processed.     Text  and  illustration  on  p.  2-4  of  cover.]     t 
L.  C.  card  40-29247  RR  1.7/2  :  5/6 

SECURITIES  AND  EXCHANGE  COMMISSION 

Note. — The  decisions  or  opinions  of  the  Securities  and  Exchange  Commission  are  issued 
in  processed  form  immediately  upon  their  release,  and  copies  are  distributed  by  the  Com- 
mission upon  request.     They  are  published  later  in  printed  form  in  bound  volumes  only. 

Registration  record,  securities  act  of  1933  (trust  indenture  act  of  1939),  July  1-31, 
1944.  [1944.]  various  paging,  4°  [Daily  except  Sundays  and  holidays.  Proc- 
essed.]    t  SE  1.13  :  944/149-173 

Securities.  Official  summary  of  security  transactions  and  holdings  reported  to 
Securities  and  Exchange  Commission  under  securities  exchange  act  of  1934, 
public  utility  holding  company  act  of  1935,  and  investment  company  act  of 
1940,  V.  10,  no.  6.  [1944.]  vi-|-67  p.  4°  [Processed.  Reports  filed  with  Com- 
mission May  11-June  10,  1944,  and  reports  for  previous  months  not  previously 
published.]  t 
L.  C.  card  35-26732  SE  1.9: 10/6 

Securities  traded  on  exchanges  under  securities  exchange  act,  supp.  3,  as 

of  Mar.  31,  1944,  Changes  during  Mar.  1944  and  Index  to  all  supplements  since 
base  volume  as  of  Dec.  31,  1943.     [1944.]     3  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

SE  1.16 :  943/SUPP.8 

Same,  supp.  4,  as  of  Apr.  30,  1944,  Changes  during  Apr.  1944  and  Index  to 

all  supplements  since  base  volume  as  of  Dec.  31,  1943.     [1944.]     4  p.  4°     [Proc- 
essed.]    t  SE  1.16 :  943/supp.4 
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964  Government  Publications 

StatistU-al  bvllrtin,  June  1944;  v.  3,  no.  6.     [1944.]     [1]+16  p.  il.  4°     [Monthly. 
Processed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  43-51997  SE  1.20:  3/6 

SELECTIVE  SERVICE  SYSTEM 

Locnl  hoard  mcmornnda.  [Local  board  memoranda,  compilation.]  [1944.] 
172  p.  il.  [Includes  current  Local  board  memoranda,  topical  index  and  tables 
of  current  and  rescinded  Local  board  memoranda,  and  related  material,  trans- 
mitted by  Transmittal  memos  through  no.  119.]  *  Paper,  $2.00,  including 
amendments   and   supplemental   material   as   issued   for   one   year. 

Y3.Se  4: 13/944 

Transmittal  memo  no.  120-125,  127,  129,  131-132  [transmitting  Local  board 

memoranda]  ;  May  13-June  30, 1944.    [1944.]    various  paging.    [Is.sued  in  loose- 
loaf  form.]      *  Paper,   nos.    120-125,    127,   129,    131,   each   5c. ;    *  no.    132.   10c. 

•  Item  889  or  994  Y  3  Se  4  :  13/120,etc. 

fifeZecf n;e  sf rr/co,  V.  4,  no.  6 ;  June  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  il.  large  4°     [Monthly.]     t 

•  Item  992 

L.  C.  card  41-50044  Y  3.Se  4 :  9/4-^6 

Selective  service  nuniual.  Notice,  packet  [of  pages  for  2d  printing,  2d  edition, 
Selective  service  manual]  no.  44;  [July  3,  1944].  [1944.]  [47]  p.  [Issued  in 
loose-leaf  form.  The  last  3  pages  have  been  left  blank  to  be  used  for  memo- 
randa.] Included  in  price  of  Packet  no.  1.  •  Item  094  Y3.Se4:  7/943-44 
Note. — This  packet  of  pages  for  insertion  in  the  Selective  service  manual  contains 
Amendments  237—243,  and  pages  603-5  and  603-6,  which  have  been  reprinted  but  do  not 
contain  new  material. 

Veterans.  Information  concerning  veterans'  assistance  program  of  Selective 
Service  System,  June  30,  1944.  1944.  46  p.  [Supersedes  issue  of  June  3, 
1944.]     *  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  989  Y3.Se4: 2V64/944-2 

SMITHSONIAN  INSTITUTION 

Note. — In  a  recent  price  list,  the  Smithsonian  Institution  publishes  this  notice :  "Appli- 
cants for  the  publications  in  this  list  are  reqiipsted  to  state  the  grounds  for  their  requests, 
as  the  Institution  is  able  to  supply  papers  only  as  an  aid  to  the  researches  or  studies  in 
which  they  are  enpeciaUii  Interested.  These  papers  are  distributed  gvatift.  except  where 
price  is  given,  and  should  be  ordered  by  t'e  publication  numbcrx.  arrange!  in  srqvenre. 
The  serial  publications  of  the  Smithsonian  Institution  are  as  follows :  1.  Smithsonian 
contributions  to  knowledge  ;  2.  Smithsonian  miscellaneous  collections  ;  3.  Smithsonian  annual 
reports.  No  sets  of  these  are  for  sale  or  distribution,  as  most  of  the  volumes  are  out  of 
print.  Special  publications  are  also  issued  from  time  to  time.  The  papers  issued  in  the 
series  of  Contributions  to  knowledge  and  Miscellaneous  collections  are  not  public  documents, 
but  are  printed  in  limited  editions  at  the  expense  of  the  Smithsonian  Fund.  They  are  dis- 
tributed without  charge  to  public  libraries,  educational  establishments,  and  learned  societies 
in  this  country  and  abroad  ;  and  are  supplied  to  other  institutions,  and  to  individuals  at 
the  prices  indicated.  Remittances  should  be  made  payable  to  the  'Smithsonian  Institution.' 
A  discount  of  20  percent  is  allowed  to  book  dealers.  The  Smithsonian  report  volumes  and 
the  papers  reprinted  in  separate  form  therefrom  are  distributed  gratuitously  by  the  Institu- 
tion to  libraries  and  individuals  throughout  tlie  werld.  A'ery  few  of  t'^e  Report' volumes 
are  now  available  at  the  Institution,  but  some  of  those  of  which  the  Smithsonian  edition 
is  exhausted  can  be  purchased  from  the  Superintendent  of  Documents,  Government  Printing 
Office,  Washington  2.5,  D.  ('.  The  Institution  maintains  in.-iiliiic:  lists  of  public  libraries  and 
other  educational  e.«ta1)lishments.  l)Ut  no  (jriirral  mailind-list  of  iiidirifkials.  A  library 
making  application  to  be  listed  for  Smithsonian  publications  should  state  the  number  of 
publications  wbicti  it  contains  and  the  date  of  its  establishment,  and  have  the  endorsement 
of  a  Member  of  Congress. 

The  only  Sinitlisoni.-m  publications  that  are  resruhi'-ly  issued  as  public  documents  are  the 
annual  report  volumes.  The  publications  in  the  other  series  have  free  transmission  by 
mail,  and.  therefore,  are  Included  in  the  Monthly  catalog. 

Barley.  Influence  of  light  and  of  carbon  dioxide  on  respiration  of  etiolated  barley 
seedlings  [with  list  of  literature  cited]  ;  by  Robert  L.  Weintraub  and  Earl  S. 
Johnston.  Washington,  June  28,  1944  [Lord  Baltimore  Press.  Baltimore,  Md.]. 
[2]+l<i  P-  il-  2  p.  of  pi.  (Publication  3769;  Smithsonian  miscellaneous  collec- 
tions, V.  104,  no.  4.)  t  Paper.  15c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41193  SI  1.7 :  104/4 

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y 


August  1944  965 

Natural  history.    Field  collector's  manual  in  natural  history;  prepared  by  mem- 
bers of  staff  of  Smithsonian  Institution.    Washington,  D.  C,  1944.    iv+118  p.  il. 
small  4°     (Publication  3766.)      [A  rule  marked  in  inches  and  centimeters  on 
p.  2  and  3  of  cover.]     t  P^^per,  50c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41016  SI  1.15 :  F  45 

Pi/rheliometer.     Smithsonian  pyrheliortfetry  and  Andean  volcanic  eruptions  of 
Apr.  1932;  by  L.  B.  Aldrich.    Washington,  July  3,  1944  [Lord  Baltimore  Press, 
Baltimore,  Md.].     [2] +5  p.     (Publication  3772;  Roebling  Fund;  Smithsonian 
miscellaneous  collections,  v.  104,  no.'G. )     f  Paper,  5c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41195  SI  1.7 :  104/6 

Weather  predetermined  by  solar  variation  ;  by  ('.  G.  Abbot.  Washington,  July  3, 
1944  [Lord  Baltimore  Press,  Baltimore,  Md.].  [2] +44  p.  il.  4  p.  of  pi.  (Publi- 
cation 3771 ;  Roebling  B\ind ;  Smithsonian  miscellaneous  collections,  v.  104,  no. 
5. )     t  PaiJor,  30c. 

L.  C.  card  44-41194  SI  1.7 :  104/5 

NATIONAL  GALLERY  OF  ART 

Oenernl  information  [and  guide  to  the  galleries].  [1944.]  19  p.  il.  t  •  Item 
1006 

L.  C.  card  43-51932  SI  8.2  :  N  21/944 

'      NATIONAL  MUSEUM 

Note. — The  publications  of  the  National  Museum  comprise  an  annual  report  and  three 
scientific  series,  viz.  Proceedings.  Bulletins,  and  Contributions  fi-oni  national  herbarium. 
The  editions  are  distributed  to  established  lists  of  libiaries,  scientific  institutions,  and 
specialists,  any  surplus  copies  being  supplied  on  application.  The  Proceedings  are  usually 
brief  technical  papers  and  the  Bulletins  generally  monographs  based  on  the  Museum  col- 
lections in  biology  (except  botany),  geology,  and  anthropology.  Contributions  from  national 
herbarium  are  wholly  botanical.     No  sets  of  any  of  these  series  can  now  I)e  furnisheil. 

The  Proceedings  are  now  issued  in  pamphlet  form  only.  The  separate  papers  will  be 
sent  to  depository  libraries  and  to  others  designated  to  receive  them  as  issued  and  a  title 
page  and  index  will  be  published  for  each  volume,  so  that  the  volume  may  be  bound  if 
desired. 

Beetles.     Checklist  of  coleopterous   insects  of  Mexico,  Central  America,  West 
Indies,  and  South  America,  pt.  2;  compiled  by  Richard  E.  Blackwelder.     1944. 
[3] -1-189-341  p.     (Bulletin  185  [pt.  2.].)     *  Paper,  30c.     •  Item  1008 
L.  C.  card  44-40783  SI  3.3 :  185/pt.2 

New  species  of  buprestid  beetles  from  Trinidad  :  [by]  W.  S.  Fisher.     1944. 

p.  397-409.     (Proceedings,  v.  95;  no.  3183.)     t     •  Itenr  1011  SI  3.6:  3183 

Birds.  Collection  of  birds  from  northern  Guanacaste.  Costa  Rica  :  by  Alexander 
Wetmore.  1944.  p.  25-80,  4  p.  of  pi.  (Proceedings,  v.  95;  no.  3179.)  f 
•  Item  1011  SI  3.6:  3179 

Copepods.  Parasitic  copepods  in  National  Museum  [with  list  of  literature  cited]  ; 
by  Charles  Branch  Wilson.  1944.  cover  title,  p.  529-582,  15  p.  of  pi.  (Pro- 
ceedings, V.  94  ;  no.  3177.)     t     •  Item  1011  SI  3.6  :  3177 

STATE  DEPARTMENT 

Note. — .Ml  publications  of  the  Department  (except  laws,  treaties,  and  translations)  have, 
since  Oct.  1,  1929,  been  numbered  consecutively  in  the  order  in  which  they  were  sent  to  press. 
Publications  of  a  similar  character  are  brought  within  well-defined  sei-ics,  and  each  series 
publication  bears  a  series  number  in  addition  to  its  publication  nunil)er.  The  diplomatic 
correspondence  of  the  United  States  is  published  in  the  volumes  entitled  Foreign  relations 
of  the  United  States.  Laws  are  first  published  in  slip  form  in  separate  series (  public  and 
I)rivate)  and  are  luunbered  within  each  series  in  the  order  in  which,  they  become  law ; 
they  are  later  published  in  hound  form  in  the  United  Stntes  St;itutes  at  large.  Treaties 
are  issued  in  a  separate  series  and  are  numbered  in  the  order  in  which  they  are  proclaimed. 
Treaties  are  also  published  in  the  oomnilation  'J'reaties  and  of'er  international  nets  of  the 
United  States  of  .\merica.  which  contains  literal  copies  of  the  documents,  followed  by  notes 
of  a  textual  and  procedural  character.  Spanish.  Portuguese,  and  French  translations  pre- 
pared by  the  Department's  Central  Translating  Ofllce,  have  their  own  publication  numbers 
running  consecutively  from  1.  The  Department  of  State  Bulletin  published  weekly  and 
indexed  semiannually  fis  of  the  dates  of  the  last  issues  in  June  and  December,  contains  the 
texts  of  the  daily  mimeographed  press  releases,  information  regarding  treaties,  and  oiher 
material  on  the  Department's  work.  The  Bulletin  contains  each  quarter  a  complete  list  of 
the  Department's  publications  for  the  preceding  quarter. 

The  list  below  frequently  includes  certain  relevant  publications  issued  by  other  agencies 
of  thp  Government  under  requisition  of  the  Department  of  State  and  certain  relevant  con- 
gressional documents. 

For  information  concerning  Executive  orders  and  ProdaTuations  of  the  President,  formerly 
published  by  the  State  Department,  but  beginning  with  Mar.  12,  1936,  distributed  by  the 
Federal  Register  Division,  see  National  Archives,  Federal  Register  Division,  Federal  register. 

•     Sent  to  Depository  Libraries 


966  Government  Publications 

Addreftse^s.  Discurso  del  Presidente  de  los  Estados  Unidos  de  America,  Franklin 
D.  Roosevplt.  WAshington,  D.  C,  5  de  junio  de  1944.  [1944.]  6  p.  narrow  8° 
( [Tradncci6n  de  la  Oflcina  Central  de  Traducciones  ;  PublicaciCn  TC-187.] )     t 

•  It«™i029  816.7:187 

El  Dia  de  las  Ain<^ricas.  discurso  del  Cordell  Hull,  Secretario  de  Estado  de 

los  Estados  Unidos,  Washington,  D.  C,  14  de  abril  de  1944.  [1944.]  5  p. 
narrow  8°  ( [Tradufcion  do  la  Oficina  Central  de  Traducciones;  Pnblicaciftn 
TC-1S5.])     t     •Item  1029  816.7:185 

O  Dia  AnK'ricas,  alocugao  feita  pelo  Cordell   Hull,   Secretario  de  Estado 

dos  Estados  Unidos,  Washington,  14  de  abril  de  1944.  [1944.]  5  p.  narrow  8° 
([Traducag   da   Repartigao   Central   de  TraduQoes;    Publicacao   TC-186.]     t 

•  Item  1029  8  16.7  :  186 

Una  oportunidad  singular,  discurso  de  Adolf  A.  Berle,  jr.,  Subsecretario 

Auxiliar  de  Estado  de  los  Estados  Unidos,  ante  la  primera  Conferenoia  de 
Comisiones  de  Fomento  Interamericano,  Nueva  York,  N.  T.,  13  de  mayo  de  1944. 
[1944.]  6  p.  narrow  8°  ( [Traduccion  de  la  Oficina  Central  de  Traducciones; 
Publicacion  TC-188.])     f     •  Item  1029  816.7:188 

Arpmtiva.  Wheat,  memorandum  of  agreement  between  United  States,  Argentina, 
Australia.  Cana<la,  and  United  Kingdom,  initialed  Wa.shington  Apr.  22,  1942, 
effective  June  27.  1942;  and  related  papers.  1944.  ii+2.5  p.  (Executive  agree- 
ment series  3S4;  [Publication  2140].)      [English  and  Spanish.]     *  Paper,  10c. 

•  Item  1037 

L.  C.  card  44-41259  8  9.8 :  384 

Blocked  nationals.    Proclaimed  list  of  certain  blocked  nationals,  cumulative  supp. 
4.  June  30.  1944,  containing  additions,  amendments,  and  deletions  made  since 
revi.sion  7  of  Mar.  23,  1944.     1944.     [2]  +46  p.     ( [Publication  2146.] )     t     • 
L.  C.  card  43-50908  8  1.2  :  N  21/944/supp.4 

Bulletin.  Department  of  State  bulletin,  July  2-30,  1944;  v.  11,  no.  262-266. 
[1944.]  p.  1-130,  4°  ([Publication  2148.  2151,  21.52,  2154,  2155.])  [Weekly. 
Beginning  with  the  issue  for  July  2,  the  bulletin  will  bear  a  Sunday  rather  than 
a  Saturday  date.]  *  Paper,  10c.  single  copy,  $2.75  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscriptfon, 
$4.50.  •  Item  1014 
L.  C.  card  39-26045  8  1.3 :  11/262-266 

Canada.  Canol  project  areas,  agreement  between  United  States  and  Canada, 
effected  by  exchanges  of  notes ;  signed  Ottawa  Jan.  18,  Feb.  17,  and  Mar.  13, 
1943.    1944.     [2] -1-4  p.     (Executive  agreement  series  389  ;  [Publication  2135].) 

•  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  1037 

L.  C.  card  44-41260  S  9.8 :  389 

Post-war   disposition   of   defense  installations   and   facilities,   agreement 

between  United  States  and  Canada,  effected  by  exchange  of  notes;  signed 
Ottawa  Jan.  27.  1943.  1944.  [2]-|-4  p.  (Executive  agreement  series  391; 
[Publication  2136].)     *  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  1037 

L.  C.  card  44-41261  8  9.8 :  391 

Cultural-cooperation  program,  1938-43;  [prepared  by  Haldore  Hanson].     [1944.] 
cover  title,  ii-t-71  p.    ( [Publication  2137.] )     *  Paper,  15c.    •  Item  1019 
L.  C.  card  44-41262  8  1.2 :  C  89/2/938-43 

Education.  A  educacao  nos  Estados  Unidos  da  America.  1944.  vi-|-51  p.  il.  4° 
(Tradugao  da  Repartigao  Central  de  Tradugoes ;  Publicagao  TC-184.)  [Text 
and  other  illustrations  on  p.  2-A  of  cover.]  No  copies  for  distribution  in  the 
United  States,  all  copies  sent  to  South  America.     •  Item  1029       8  16.7 ;  184 

Endocrinology.  Aportaciones  de  los  Estados  Unidos  de  America  a  la  endocrino- 
logia;  [por]  Elmer  L.  Sevringhaus.  1944.  [2]-|-9  p.  ([Traduccion  de  la 
Oficina  Central  de  Traducciones ;  Publicati6n  TC-3,  revisada.] )  No  copies 
for   distribution   in   the   United    States,   all   copies   sent   to   South   America. 

•  Item  1029  S  16.7 :  3/2 

International  law.  Digest  of  international  law;  by  Green  Haywood  Hackworth. 
V.  8.     •  Item  742 

L.  C.  card  41-50552  8  7.12 :  8 

Note. — The  material  contained  in  this  Digest  does  not  duplicate  that  contained  in  a 
Digest  of  international  hiw  in  7  volumes,  together  with  index  volume,  prepared  by 
John  Bassett  Moore,  in  1906. 

V.  8.  General  index.  List  of  cases.     1944.     [2]-f  384  p.     ([Publication  2100])     *  Cloth, 
$1.50. 

•     Sent  to  Depository  Libraries 


August  1944  967 

Panama.    Lease  of  defense  sites,  agreement  between  United  States  and  Panama, 
signed  Panama  May  18,  1942,  effective  May  11,  1943;  and  exchanges  of  notes. 
1944.      [2] +17    p.      (Execnlive    agreement    series   359;    [Publication    2106].) 
[English  and  Spanish.]     *  I'aper,  10c.     •  Item  1037 
L.  C.  card  44-^1263  S  9.8 :  359 

Peru.  Establishment  of  Inter-American  Cooperative  Food  Production  Service  in 
Peru,  agreement  between  United  States  and  I'eru,  effected  liy  exchange  of 
notes;  signed  Lima  May  19  and  20,  1943.  1944.  [2] +9  p.  (Executive  agree- 
ment series  385;   [Publication  2131].)      [English  and  Spanish.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

•  Item  "1037 

L.  C.  card  44-412&4  S  9.8  :  385 

Publications  of  Department  of  State,  list  cumulative  from  Oct.  1,  1929;  July  1, 
1944.     1944.     iii+31  p.     ( [Publication  2150.] )      [Semiannually.]     t     •Item 
1025 
L.  C.  card  30-26444  S  1.30 :  W4/2 

SUPREME  COURT 

Civil  procedure.     Preliminary  draft  of  proposed  amendments  to  Rules  of  civil 
procedure  for  District  Courts  of  United  States ;  prepared  by  Advisory  Com- 
mittee on  Rules  for  Civil  Procedure.    May  1944.    vi  +  126  p.    t     •  Item  1041 
L.  C.  card  44-41174  Ju  6.9/3 :  939/amdt./prelim. 

General  Motors  Corporation.  Transcript  of  record,  Supreme  Court  of  United 
States,  Oct.  term,  1944,  no.  76,  United  States  vs.  General  Motors  Corporation, 
on  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  7th  circuit.  [1944.]  cover 
title,  ii-f89-f[l]  p.  1  pi.     J  Ju  6.7  :G  286/2 

[Journal]  Oct.  term,  1943.  [1944.]  iv  leaves.  [Consists  of  statistics  and  ref- 
erence index.]     t  Ju  6.5 :  943/ind. 

Opinions.  [Cases  adjudged  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States  at  Oct.  term, 
1943.]     [Issued  separately.]     f     Clerk  of  Court. 

3G6.  United  States  vs.  Jasper  White,  on  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals 
for  3d  circuit;  June  12,  1944.     n.  p.    [1944.]      8  p.  Ju  6.8/la  :  W  584/2 

493.  Carl  Wilhelin  Bauingartner  vs.  United  States,  on  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of 
appeals  for  8th  ciicult ;  June  12,  1944     n.  p.  [1944].     12  p.  Ju  6.8/la  :  li  3ii7 

531.  Elmer  Ilartzel  vs.  United  States,  on  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals 
for  7th  circuit ;  June  12.  1944.     n.  p.  [1944].     11  p.  Ju  6.8/la  :  H  259 

■ Official  reports  of  Supreme  Court,  v.  321  IT.  S..  no.  4.     Prelininiarv  iiriiit. 

[1944.]  cover  title,  xxii+649-804+xiii  p.  [Cases  adjudged  in  Supreme  Court 
at  Oct.  term,  1943  (opinions,  Apr.  3,  concluded-Apr.  10,  in  part,  1944,  and 
memoranda  of  other  decisions  through  June  12,  1944.)  This  number  contains 
table  of  cases  reported  in  v.  321,  pts.  1-4.     From  United  States  reports,  v.  321.] 

*  Paper,  20c.  single  copy,  $2.00  per  term  of  court ;  foreign  subscription,  $2.75. 

Ju  6.8/la :  321/4 
Note. — Includes  Amendment  of  rules  of  this  Court,  order,  June  5,  1944. 

Same,  v.  322  U.  S.,  no.  1.     Preliminary  print.     [1944.]     Cover  title,  v+1- 

232  p.  [Cases  adjudged  in  Supreme  Court  at  Oct.  term,  1943  (opinions  Apr.  10, 
concluded-May  8,  1944).  Text  on  p.  2  of  cover.  From  United  States  reports, 
V.  322.]  Ju  6.8/la  :  322/1 

United  States  reports :  v.  320,  Cases  adjudged  in  Supreme  Court  at  Oct. 

term,  1942  and  Oct.  term,  1943,  June  1,5-21,  1943  (end  of  1942  term)  and  Oct.  4, 
1943-Jan.  10, 1944  ;  Ernest  Knaebel,  reporter.  1944.  lxvi+836  p.  [Also  issued 
in  4  preliminary  prints;  each  case  also-issued  separately.]  *  Cloth,  $2.75  (25 
percent  discount  to  dealers  not  allowed  on  these  volumes).     •  Item  1042 

Ju  6.8/1 :  320 

Townsley,  Louis.  Trauiscript  of  record,  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct. 
term,  1943,  no.  1086,  United  States  vs.  Louis  Townsley,  on  petition  for  writ  of 
certiorari  to  Court  of  Claims.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i+SO  p.     %    Ju6.7:T666 

TARIFF  COMMISSION 

Import  duties.  Supplement  to  Changes  in  import  duties  since  1930  [and  related 
information,  revised  edition].  July  1,  1944.  [1]+16  p.  ( [Mi-scellaneous 
series,  Feb.  1,  1943,  supplement.])     [Processed.]  .f     TC  1.10 :  Im 7/2/943/supp. 

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968  Government  Publications 

Wool.     United  States  stock-pile  wools,  tlieir  relation  to  present  wool  situation  and 
to  post-war  supplies.     Washington,  May  1944.     cover  title,  27  p.     (War  changes 
in  industry  series,  rei>ort  3.)      [Processed.     Text  on  p.  2  of  cover.     Page  27, 
last  page  of  text,  is  printed  on  inside  of  back  cover.]     t 
L.  C.  card  44-41281  TC  1.18 :  3 

TAX  COURT 

Note. — The  Tax  Court  reports  are  first  promulgated  in  leaflet  form,  designated  as 
"advance  sheets.'"  At  the  end  of  each  month,  these  advance  sheets  are  consolidated  into 
pamphlet  form  and  published  as  "advance  parts."  Later,  the  advance  parts  are  consoli- 
dated and  issued  in  bound  volumes.  A  list  of  memorandum  opinions  is  included  in  each 
volume.  Both  the  advance  sheets  and  the  advance  parts  are  sold  on  subscription  by  the 
Superintendent  of  Documents,  Uovernmeiit  Printing  Oflice,  Washington  25,  D.  C.  The 
subscription  price  of  the  "advance  sheets"  is  .$2.25  per  volume,  foreign  subscription,  $2.85  ; 
single  copies  usually  5c.  The  "advance  parts,"  or  monthly  consolidations,  are  sold  as 
follows:  |l.25  per  volume,  foreign  subscription,  $1.85  (single  copies  vary  in  price).  The 
price  of  the  bound  volume  will  be  given  upon  application. 

MacDonald,  D.  K.  D.  K.  MacDonald  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue;  Elsie 
C.  MacDonald  v.  [same],  findings  of  fact  [and  opinion]  ;  docket  nos.  905-6, 
promulgated  Mav  ;i,  1944.  [1944.]  lip.  ( [Opinion]  96.)  [From  T.  C.  Re- 
ports, V.  3.]     *  Paper,  5c.  Ju  11.7/a  :  3/96 

Rules  of  practice  before  Tax  Court;  revised  to  July  1,  1944.     1944.     vi-|-28  p. 
*  Paper.  10c.     •   Item  1050 
L.  C.  card  25-26096  Ju  11.8 :  944 

Schoettle,  Edwin- J.,  Co.  Edwin  J.  Schoettle  Company  v.  commissioner  of  internal 
revenue,  opinion;  docket  no.  163,  promulgated  May  5,  1944.  [1944.]  8  p. 
([Opinion]  95.)      [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  3.]     *  Paper,  5c.         Ju  11.7/a  :  3/95 

TENNESSEE  VALLEY  AUTHORITY 

Deliydration.  1943  summary  report  on  food  dehydration  accomplished  in  connec- 
tion with  Georgia  division  vocational  agricultural  education  program  in  food 
preservation;  prepared  bv  R.  H.  Tolbert,  Loran  N.  Baker.  June  1944.  [1]-+- 
4-f[9]p.  4°     [Processed.]'     f  Y  3.T  25 :  2  F  73/943 

Electricity  sales  statistics,  monthly  report  111;  May  1944.  [1944.]  [3]  p.  il.  4° 
[Processed.    Issued  with  perforations.]     t  Y  3.T  25  :  13/111 

Herbs.     Economic  possibilities  of  wild  herbs  in  Tennessee  Valley  [with  list  of 
references;    prepared  and   compiled   by  Jacqueline   Schermerhorn].     Norris, 
Tenn.,  Apr.  1944.     [2]+54p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  44-41265  Y  3.T  25 :  2  H  41 

Malaria.  Water  level  management  for  malaria  control  on  impounded  waters 
[with  bibliography]  ;  by  A.  D.  Hess  and  C.  C.  Kiker.     [1943.]     18  p.  4°     [Proc- 

GSSG(1.1      i* 

L.  C.  card  44-41266  Y  3.T  25 :  2  M  29/5 

Mosquitoes.  Permanent  works  for  control  of  anophelines  on  impounded  waters, 
preliminary  report  with  particular  reference  to  Kentucky  reservoir  of  Tennessee 
Valley  Authority ;  by  E.  L.  Bishop  and  F.  E.  Gartrell.  [1943.]  11  p.  4°  [Proc- 
essed. Read  before  National  Malaria  Society,  Cincinnati,  Ohio.  Nov.  17, 
1^3.]     t  Y3.T25:15B54 

Natural  resources.     Industrial  research  on  agricultural,  mineral  and  wood  re- 
sources of  Tennessee  Valley;  by  R.  Brooks  Taylor.     [June  19,  1944.]     28  p.  4° 
[Processed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  44-41267  Y  3.T  25  :  2  Ag  8 

Precipitation  in  Tennessee  River  basin.  May  1944.     [1944.]     [2]-|-8-|-[13]  p.  il.  4° 
[Monthly.     Processed.]     f 
L.  C.  card  38-32755  Y  3.T  25 :  14/944-5 

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AtJGUST  1944  969 

TRANSPORTATION    INVESTIGATION    AND    RESEARCH 

BOARD 

Wages.     Hourly  i-emuneration  rates  by  occupations  in  transportation  industry. 
1944.    viii  +  127  p.  il.  3  tab.     ( H.  doc.  623,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     [Includes  Bibliog- 
raphy on  job  evaluation  and  Bibliography  on  cost  of  living.]     *  Paper,  20c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41202 

TREASURY  DEPARTMENT 

Finance.    Bulletin  of  Treasury  Department,  analysis  of  receipts  and  expenditures, 
composition  of  public  debt,  prices  and  yields  of  Government  securities,  other 
treasury  statistics,  June  1944.      [1944.]     cover    title,    [3]+All+70  p.   il.  4° 
[Monthly.     Processed.]     f 
L.  C.  card  39-26387  T  1.3 :  944/6 

Daily  statement  of  Treasury,  compiled  from  latest  proved  reports  from 

Treasui-y  dffices  and  deiwsitaries,  July  l-ol,  1944.      [1944.]     various  IJaging, 

narrow  f     [Daily  except  Sundays  and  holidays.]     f 

L.  C.  card  15-3303  T  1.5  :  944 

Treasury  decisions  under  customs,  certain  internal  revenue,  narcotic  and  other 
laws,  including  decisions  of  Customs  Court  and  Court  of  Customs  and  Patent 
Appeals,  V.  79,  no.  54-57 ;  July  6-27,  1944.     [1944.]     various  paging.     [Weekly.] 

*  Paper,  10c.  single  copy,  $3.00  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $4.70. 

L.  C.  card  10-30490  T  1.11/2  :  79/^-57 

Note. — The  Department  has  ordered  the  compilation  of  bound  volumes  of  Treasury- 
decisions  (customs)  changed  from  fiscal  year  to  calendar-year  basis  beginning  Jan.  1,  1945 
(v.  80).  Current  v.  79,  therefore  will  embrace  weekly  issues  numbered  in  sequence  through 
Dec.  28,  1944. 

War  savin.ys  bonds.  United  States  savings  bonds,  series  E  war  savings  bonds. 
June  7,  1944.  1  p.  4°  (Department  circular  653,  2d  revision,  1st  supplement; 
Fiscal  Service,  Public  Debt  Bureau.)     t  T  1.4/2  :.653/3/supp.l 

COMPTROLLER  OF  CURRENCY 

National  banks.  Abstract  of  reports  of  condition  of  national  banks,  no.  215.  May 
26,  1944.     13  p.  4°     t     •  Item  1072  T  12.5 :  215 

FISCAL  SERVICE 

PUBLIC  DEBT  BXJREAU 

Money.     Cii'culation  statement  of  United  States  money,  Apr.  30,  1944.     [1944.] 
1  p.  oblong  8°     [Monthly.]     t     •  Item  1091 
L.  C.  card  10-21267  T  63.207 :  944/4 

Same,  May  31,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  oblong  8"     [Monthly.]     f     •  Item  1091 

T  63.207 :  944/5 

INTERDEPARTMENTAL  WAR  SAVINGS  BOND  COMMITTEE 

Posters.  'Bomberlin'  plan.  Federal  employees  are  going  to  buy  10  more  Flying 
Fortresses  each  month  with  more  war  bonds,  through  pay  roll  savings;  [all 
iettered  poster].     1944.    28X20  in.     i  T1.35:B63 

INTERNAL  REVENUE  BUREAU 

Income.  Statistics  of  income  for  1942:  i>t.  1,  Preliminary  report  of  individual 
income  tax  returns  and  taxable  fiduciaiy  income  tax  returns  filed  Jan.-June 
1943;    prepared   by    Statistical    Section,    Income   Tax   Unit.     1944.     v+40   p. 

*  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  1105 

L.  C.  card  18-26569  T  22.35 :  942/pt.l 

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970  Government  Publications 

Income  taw.  Returns  by  urgauizations  exempt  from  taxatu»n,  Regulations  111 
amended  to  conform  to  sec.  117  of  revenue  act  of  1943,  relating  to  returns  by 
organizations  exempt  from  taxation.  111H4.]  5  p.  (T.  D.  5381.)  [Code  of 
Federal  regulations  of  United  States,  title  2G,  Internal  revenue,  chap.  1,  subchap. 
A,  pt.  29,  Income  tax.  From  Internal  revenue  bulletin,  1944,  July  11,  1944, 
no.  13.]     t  T  22.23/la :  Or  3 

Internal  revenue  bulletin.  Internal  revenue  bulletin,  1944,  no.  13  and  14 ;  July  11 
and  25,  1944.  1944.  iv+52  i).  and  v+54  p.  [Semimonthly.  Include  Rulings 
11777-813.]      •  Item  109S 

L.  C.  card  22-26051  T  22.23/1 :  944/13, 14 

Note. — The  Internal  revenue  bulletin  service  for  1944  will  consist  of  semimonthly 
bulletins  and  an  annual  cumulative  bulletin.  The  semimonthly  bulletlus  will  contain  the 
rulings  and  decisions  to  be  made  public  and  all  Treasury  Department  decisions  (Isnown 
as  Treasury  decisions)  pertaining  to  internal  revenue  matters.  The  annual  cumulative 
bulletin  will  contain  all  rulings  and  decisions  (including  Treasury  decisions)  published 
during  the  previous  12  months.  The  complete  bulletin  service  may  be  obtained  on  a 
subscription  basis,  from  the  Superintendent  of  Documents,  Government  Printing  Office, 
Washington  25,  D.  C,  10c,  single  copy,  $21.00  a  yr.  ;  toreign  subscription  $3.75. 

Internal  revenue  bulletin,  cumulative  bulletin  1943,  Jan.-Dec.  1943.     1944. 

ix+1402  p.  [Includes  Rulings  11303-590.]  *  Paper,  $1.25  (for  subscription 
price  see  note  above).     •  Item  1098 

L.  C.  card  22-27420  T  22.25 :  943 

PROCUREMENT  DIVISION 

Government  supplies.  General  schedule  of  supplies :  Boxes,  wooden  and  fiber- 
board  (cleat- reinforced)  and  miscellaneous  wood  products  under  class  39,  Jan. 
1- June  30,  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  4*"     [Processed.]     t  T  58.8: 39/944 

Same,  July  1-Dec.  31,  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t 

T  58.8:  39/944-2 

Same:  Hand  irons  under  class  42,  July  1-Dec.  31,  1944.     [1944.]     2  p.  4° 

[Processed.]     t  T  58.8 :  42/3/944 

Same:  class  4,  snpp.  1,  revised,  Explosives  and  blasting  accessories,  July  1- 

Dec.  31,  1944.     1944.     11  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t    T  58.8 :  2, 4/942-43/supp.l/rev. 

Same:  classes  7  and  14,  Gasoline,  Diesel  oil,  and  lubricating  oil  service- 
station  deliveries,  July  1,  1944-June  30,  1945.  [1944.]  12  p.  4°  [Processed.] 
t  T  58.8 :  7, 14/2/944-45 

Same:  class  8,  supp.  4,  revised.  Recapping  of  tires,  May  1-Oct.  31,  1944. 

[1944.]     18  p.  4"     [Processed.]     $  T  58.8 :  8/943-44/supp.4 

Same :  Periodicals  and  law  books  under  class  35,  July  1,  1&44-June  30, 

1945.     [1944.]     18  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  T  58.8 :  35/2/944-45 

FESDEBAL  STANDARD  STOCK  CATALOG  DIVISION 

Note. — In  the  list  below,  some  of  the  Amendments,  dated  after  Oct.  10,  1933,  are  for 
specifications  issued  by  the  Federal  Standard  Stocls  Catalog  Board  (now  Federal  Standard 
Stock  Catalog  Division)  while  it  was  under  the  Budget  Bureau,  and  for  these,  the  old 
classification  T  51.7/8:  is  retained  in  order  tliat  tlioy  may  be  filed  with  the  publications 
to  which  they  belong.  The  following  publications  are  issued  with  perforations  for  inser- 
tion in  binders.      •  Item  1116 

Oovrrnmcnt  supplies.  Fedei-al  standard  stock  catalog:  sec.  4,  pt.  1,  Quarterly 
supplement,  index  of  Emergency  alternate  Federal  specifications;  June  1,  1944. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  47  p.  12"     [Issued  with  perforations.]     ♦Paper,  10c. 

T  58.10/3 :  ind./943-2/supp.,  emer.-2 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  aluminum-pigment,  powder  and 

paste,  for  paint,  amdt.  1;  May  27,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  12"  (TT-A^68 
[amdt.  1].)  [Sui)ersedes  Emergency  alternate  Fed.  siwc.  E-TT-A-468,  Aug. 
28,  1942.]     t  T  58.10/3  :  TT-A^6S/amdt.l 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  atomizers,  hand,  amdt.  4; 

Junes,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  12"  (GG-A-761  [amdt.  4].)  [Suijersedes  Amend- 
ment 3,  Apr.  13,  1940  and  Emergency  alternate  E-GG-A-761,  June  23,  1942.]     t 

T  58.10/3 :  GG-A-761/amdt.4 

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0(yvernment  supplies — Continued. 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  binders,  loose-leaf,  flexible-tape- 
type ;  June  8,  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  12«     (UU-B-338.)     *  Paper,  5c. 

T  58.10/3 :  UU-B-338 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  binding,   cotton,  bias-cut, 

amdt.  1;  June  3,  1944.     [1944.]     2  p.  12°     (DDD-B-331  [amdt.  1].)     f 

T  58.10/3 :  DDD-B-331/amdt.l 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  bone-black,  dry  (paint-pig- 
ment) ;  May  17,  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  12°      (TT-B-600.)      [Supersedes  part  of 

•Fed.  spec.  TT-B-601,  July  22,  1930.]     *Paper,  5c.  T  58.10/3  :  TT-B-600 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  brass,  commercial,  bars,  plates, 

rods,  shapes,  sheets,  and  strips,  amdt.  4;  May  27,  1944.  [1944.]  5  p.  12° 
(QQ-B-611a  [amdt.  4].)     [Supersedes  Amendment  3,  Mar.  13,  1943.]     t 

T  58.10/3 :  QQ-B-611a/amdt.4 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  brass,  naval,  bars,  plates,  rods, 

shapes,  sheets,  and  strips,  amdt.  3;  May  27,  1944.  [1944.]  4  p.  12°  (QQ-B- 
636  [amdt.  3].)     [Supersedes  Amendment  2,  July  30,  1942.]     f 

T  58.10/3 :  QQ-B-636/amdt.3 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  bronze,  castings ;  May  2,  1944. 

[1944.]  8  p.  12°  (QQ-B-691b.)  [Supersedes  Fed.  spec.  QQ-B-691a,  Mar.  19, 
1937.]     *  Paper,  5c.  T  58.10/3  :  QQ-B-691b 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  brooms,  whisk,  amdt.  3 ;  June 

3,  1944.  [1944.]  3  p.  12°  (H-B-101  [amdt.  3].)  [Supersedes  Amendment 
2,  May  17,  1940  and  Emergency  alternate  E-H-B-101,  Feb.  10,  1943.]     f 

T  51.7/8 :  H-B-lOl/amdt.3 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  brushes,  blacking  and  dauber, 

amdt.  2;  June  3,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  12°  (H-B-131  [amdt.  2].)  [Supersedes 
Amendment  1,  Jan.  17,  1944.]     f  T  51.7/8 :  H-B-131/amdt.2 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  brushes,  scrubbing,  clothes, 

amdt.  3;  June  3,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  12°  (H-B-521  [amdt.  3].)  [Supersedes 
Amendment  2,  Nov.  26,  1940,  and  Emergency  alternate  E-H-B-521,  May  14, 
1943.  ]     t  T  51.7/8 :  H-B-521/amdt.3 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  cards,  tabulating,  amdt.  2 ; 

June  3, 1944.     1944.     1  p.  12°     (G-C-116  [amdt.  2].)     [Supersedes  Amendment 

I,  Apr.  12,  1943.]     f  T  58.10/3 :  G-C-116/amdt.2 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  chairs,  operating,  dental,  motor- 
less,  amdt.  2;  June  8,  1944.  1944.  1  p.  12°  (AA-C-326  [amdt.  2].)  [Super- 
sedes Amendment  1,  July  8,  1939,  and  Emergency  alternate  E-AA-C-326,  Apr. 
25,1942.]     t  -  T  58.10/3 :  AA-C-326/amdt.2 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  chrome-green,  pure,  dry  (paint- 
pigment)  ;  May  17,  1944.  [1944.]  8  p.  12°  (TT-C-2;35.)  [Supersedes  part 
of  Fed.  spec.  TT-C-236,  July  22,  1930.]     *Paper,  5c.  T  58.10/3  :  TT-C-235- 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  chrome-yellow  and  chrome- 
orange,  dry  (paint-pigments)  ;  May  17.  1944.  [1944.]  8  p.  12°  (TT-C-290.) 
[Supersedes  part  of  Fed.  spec.  TT-C-291a,  June  24,  1941.]     *Paper,  5  c. 

T  58.10/3 :  TT-C-290 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  chromiinn-oxide-green,  dry 

(paint-pigment)  ;  May  17,  1944.  [1944.]  7  p.  12°  (TT-C-306.)  [Supersedes 
part  of  Fed.  spec.  TT-C-231,  July  22,  1930.]    *Paper,  5c.      T  58.10/3 :  TT-C-306 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  cleaners,  vacuum,  electric,  port- 
able, amdt.  1 ;  May  17,  1944.  1944.  1  p.  12°  (W-C-421a  [amdt.  1].)  [Super- 
sedes Emergency  alternate  Fed.  spec.  E-W-C-421a,  Apr.  28,  1943.]     t 

T  58.10/3 :  W-C-421a/amdt.l 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  cloth,  tracing;  May  27,  1944. 

[1944.]     6  p.  12°     (CCC-C-581C.)      [Supersedes  Fed.  spec.  CCC-C-531b,  Aug. 

II,  1942.]     *Paper,  5c.  T  58.10/3 :  CCC-C-531c 

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Oovernment  supplies — Continued. 

Same:  sec.  4  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  combs,  plastic,  amdt.  3;  June 

3,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  12°  (L-C-566  [amdt.  3].)  [Supersedes  Amendment 
2,  Jan.  24,  1944.]     t  T  58.1U/3 :  I^C-566/amdt.3 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  coolers,  drinking-water,  elec- 
tric; May  17,  1944.  [1944.]  15  p.  12"  (00-C-566a.)  [Supersedes  Fed.  spec. 
OO-C-566,  Oct.  13,  1939,  and  Emergency  alternate  E-00-<.-5(i6,  June  25.  1942.  ] 

*  Paper,  5c.  T  58.10/3 :  00-C-566a 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  copper,  bars,  plates,  rods, 

shapes,  sheets,  and  strips,  amdt.  3 ;  May  27,  1944.  [1944.1  2  p.  12"  (QQ-C- 
501a  [amdt.  3].)     [Supersedes  Amendment  2,  July  30.  1942.]     f 

T  58.10/3 :  QQ-C-501a/amdt.3 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  drills,  electric,  portable  (ex- 
clusive of  high-frequency  types),  amdt.  1;  May  17,  1944.  1944.  1  p.  12° 
(W-D-G61  [amdt.  1].)  [Supersedes  Emergency  alternate  Fed.  spec.  E-W-D- 
661,  June  30,  1942.]     t  T  58.10/3  :  W-D-661/amdt.l 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  grapefruit,  fresh  (California 

and  Arizona);  May  27.  1944.  [1944.]  4  p.  12°  (Y-G-680.)  [Supersedes 
part  of  Fed.  spec.  Y-(5-681,  Apr.  3, 1934.]     *  Paper,  5c.  T  58.10/3 :  Y-G-«80 

Same:  sec.  4.  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  grapes,  fresh,  amdt.  2;  May 

27,  1944.  1944.  1  p.  12°  (Y-G-671a  [amdt.  2].)  [Supersedes  Amendment  1, 
Jan.  28,  1942.     t  T  58.10/3 :  Y-G-671a/amdt.2 

Same:  sec.   4,  pt.   5,   Federal   specification   for   grinders,   bench,   electric, 

amdt.  2;  May  17,  1944.  1944.  1  p.  12°  (W-G-656  [amdt.  2].)  [Supersedes 
Amendment  1,  Dec.  18.  1937,  and  Emergency  alternate  E-W-G-fi56.  Aug.  14. 
1942.]     t  ■  T  58.10/3  :W-G-G56/amdt.2 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  hose,  pneumatic,  wrapped: 

Mav  17,  1944.  [1944.]  4  p.  12°  ZZ-H-499a.)  [Supersedes  Fed.  spec. 
ZZ^H-499,  Sept.  5,  1933,  and  Emergency  alternate  E-ZZ-H^99,  July  7,  1942.] 

*  Paper,  5c.  T  58.10/3 :  ZZr-H-499a 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  ii-on,  malleable,  castings;  May 

27.  1944.  [1944.]  5  p.  il.  12°  (QQ-I-66a.)  [Supersedes  Fed.  spec.  QQ-I- 
666.  Feb.  2.  1932.  and  Emergency  alternate  Fed.  spec.  E-QQ-I-666,  Dec.  20, 
1941.]     *  Paper,  5c.  T  58.10/3  :  QQ-I-666a 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  iron-blue,  dry  (paint-pigment) 

(formerly  designated  Prussian  blue)  ;  May  17,  1944.  [1944.]  6  p.  12"  (TT-I- 
677.)      [Supersedes  part  of  Fed.  spec.  TT-P-691.  July  22,  1930.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

T58.10/3:TT-I-677 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  lampblack,  dry  (paint-pig- 
ment) ;  Mav  17,  1944.  [1944.]  6  p.  12°  (TT-L-70.)  [Supersedes  part  of 
Fed.  spec.  TT-Lr-71,  July  22,  1930.]     *  Paper,  5c.  T  58.10/3  :  TT-L-70 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  1943  supplement  to  Federal  specification  for  lamps, 

electric,  incandescent,  large,  tungsten-filament,  amdt.  2;  June  3,  1944.  [1944.] 
2  p.  12°  (W-L-lOle,  1943  supplement  [amdt.  2].)  [Supersedes  1943  supple- 
ment, Amendment  1,  May  7,  1943.]    t        T  58.10/3  :  W-I^lOle/943  supp. /amdt.2 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  leather,  upholstery,  amdt.  2 ; 

May  17,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  12°  (KK-L-291a  [amdt.  2].)  [Supersedes 
Amendment  1,  Nov.  29,  1943.]     t  T  58.10/3 :  KK-L-291a/amdt.2 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  machines,  floor-polishing  and 

scrubbing,  electric,  amdt.  1;  May  17,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  12°  (W-M-46{i 
[amdt.  1].)  [Supersedes  Emergency  alternate  Fed.  spec.  E-W-M-46a,  Aug. 
14,1942.]     t  T  58.10/3 :  W-M-46a/amdt.l 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  machines,  food-mixing,  elec- 

tricallv-operated,  commercial-type  (cake  and  kitchen),  amdt.  1:  May  17,  1944. 
1944.   "^1  p.  12°     (OO-M-38  [amdt.  1].)     t  T  58.10/3 :  OO-M-38/amdt.l 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  machines,  meat-and-vegetable- 

cutting,  electrically  operated,  amdt.  1;  May  27,  1944.  1944.  1  p.  12"  (00- 
M-52  [amdt.  1].)  [Supersedes  Emergency  alternate  Fed.  spec.  E-OO-M-52. 
Mar.  9,  1942.]     t  T  58.10/3:  Oa-M-52/aradt.l 

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Government  supplies — Continued. 

■    Same:   sec.  4,  pt.   5,  Federal  specification  for  machines,   slicing,   bread, 

amdt.  2;  May  27,  1944.  [I&i4.]  4  p.  12"  (OO-M-66  [amdt.  2].)  [Super- 
sedes Amendment  1,  Sept.  15,  1942  and  Emergency  alternate  E-OO-M-66,  Mar. 
9,  1942.]     t      •  T  58.10/3 :  00-M-66/amdt.2 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  machines,  slicing,  meat,  amdt. 

2;  May  27,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  12°  (OO-M-81  [amdt.  2].)  [Supersedes 
Amendment  1,  June  16,  1941,  and  Emergency  alternate  E-OO-M-81,  Mar.  9, 
1&42.]     t  T  58.10/3  :00-M-81/amdt.2 

■     Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  machines,  vegetable-peeling, 

electrically-operated,  amdt.  2;  May  27,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  12°  (OO-M-106 
[amdt.  2].)  [Supersedes  Amendment  1,  Aug.  3,  1940,  and  Emergency  alternate 
E-00-M-lOG,  Aug.  4,  1942.]      t  T  58.10/3  :  OO-M-10<VanKlt.2 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  matches,  safety    (wood  in 

boxes,  paper  in  books)  :  May  17.  1944.  [1944.]  6  p.  12°  (EE-M-lOlc.) 
[Supersedes  Fed.  spec.  EE-M-lOlb,  Sept.  9,  1939,  and  Emergency  alternate 
E-EE-M-lOlb,  Apr.  30,  1942.]     *  Paper,  5c.  T  58.10/3 :  EE-M-lOlc 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  mopping-outtits,  amdt.  2 ;  May 

17,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  12°  (RR-M-571  [amdt.  2].)  [Supersedes  Amend- 
ment 1,  Aug.  1,  1939,  and  Emergency  alternate  E-RR-M-571.  Sept.  5,  1942.]     t 

T  58.10/3 :  RR-M-571/amdt.2 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  motors,  alternating-current, 

integral-horsepower,  amdt.  1;  May  27,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  12°  (CC-M-641 
[amdt.  1  ] . )     t  T  58.10/3  :  CC-M-641/amdt.l 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  mowers,  lawn,  jxiwer,  amdt.  2; 

May  27,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  12°  (OO-M-681  [amdt.  2].)  [Supersedes  Amend- 
ment 1,  Sept.  6,  1940,  and  Emergency  alternate  E-OO-M-681,  July  30,  1942.]     t 

T  58.10/3 :  00-M-681/amdt.2 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  .5,  Federal  specification  for  needles,  hypodermic  (for  Luer 

syringes),  amdt.  2;  June  8,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  12°  (GG-N-196  [amdt.  2].) 
[Supersedes  Amendment  1,  June  16,  1941  and  Emergency  alternate  E-GG- 
N-196,  Sept.  15,  1942.]     f  T  58.10/3 :  GG-N-196/amdt.2 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  ocher,  yellow,  dry  (paint- 
pigment)  ;  Mav  1-7,  1944.  [1944.]  7  p.  12°  (TT-0-121.)  [Supersedes  part 
of  Fed.  spec.  TT-O-111,  Mar.  31,  1931.]     *  Paper,  5c.  T  58.10/3 :  TT-O-121 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  packing,  asbestos,  sheet,  com- 

pre.ssed;  Mav  2,  1944.  [1944.]  4  p.  12°  (HH-P-46a.)  [Supersedes  Fed. 
sijec.  HH-P-46,  May  27,  1930,  and  Emergency  alternate  E-HH-P-46.  Feb.  20, 
1943.]     *  Paper,  5c.  T  58.10/3  :  HH-P-46a 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  palms,  sewing   (sailmakers' 

and  !=addlers')  ;  June  3,  1944.     [1944.]     9  p.  11.  12"     (KK-P-91.)      *  Paper,  5c. 

T  58.10/3 :  KK-P-91 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  paper,  chart,  100  pprcent, 

lithograph-finish,  white,  amdt.  1;  May  17,  1944.  1944.  1  p.  12°  (UU-P-171a 
[amdt.  1].)     t  T  58.10/3 :  UU-P-17a/amdt.l 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  pipe,  steel  and  ferrous  alloy, 

for  bending,  flanging,  etc.  (iron-pipe  size)  ;  Jmie  3,  1944.  ^1944.]  14  p.  12" 
(WW-P-404.)  [Supersedes  part  of  Fed.  spec.  WW-P-403a,  Dec.  28,  1939.] 
*  Paper,  5c.  T  58.10/3 :  WW-P-404 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  pipe,  steel  and  ferrous  alloy, 

for  ordinary  uses  (iron-pipe  size)  ;  June  3,  1944.  [1944.]  15  p.  12°  (W^W-P- 
406.)      [Supersedes  part  of  Fed.  spec.  WW-P-403a,  Dec.  28,  1939.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

T  58.10/3 :  WW-P-406 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  rope,  wire,  amdt.  6;  May  17, 

1944.  [1944.]  10  p.  il.  12°  (RR-R-571  [amdt.  6].)  [Supersedes  Amend- 
ment 5,  June  2,  1942.  and  Emergency  alternate  E-RR-R-571,  Jan.  28,  1943.]     t 

T  51.7/8 :  RR-R-571/amdt.6 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  sacks,  paper,  shipping,  amdt. 

May    27,    1944.     [1944.]     2   p.    12°     (UU-S-48    [amdt.    2].)      [Supersedes 

Amendment  1,  Mar.  15,  1944.]     t  T  58.10/3 :  UU-S-48/amdt.2 

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Oovernment  supplies — Continued. 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specitication  for  shellac,  orange,  amdt.  1 ;  May 

27,  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  12"     (TT-S-271  [amdt.  1].)     [Supersedes  Emergency 
alternate  Fed.  spec.  E-TT-S-271,  Apr.  25,  1942.]     t 

T  51.7/8 :  'TT-S-271/amdt.l 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  soap,  grit,  cake,  amdt.  2;  May 

17,  1944.     [1{M4.]     3  p.  12"     (P-S-571a  [amdt.  2].)      [Supersedes  Amendment 
1,  Apr.  14,  1943.]     t  T  58.10/3 :  P-S-571a/amdt.2 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  syringes,  all-glass,  Luer,  amdt. 

1;    June   8,    1944.     1M4.     1    p.    12"     (GG-S-921a    [amdt.    1].)      [Supersedes 
Emergency  alternate  Fed.  spec.  E-GG-S-921a,  Aug.  28.  1942.]     t 

T  58.10/3 :  GG-S-921a/amdt.l 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specifitation  for  thread,  linen,  amdt.  1;  May 

27,  1944.     1944.     1  p.  12"     (V-T-291a    [amdt.   1].)     [Supersedes   Emergency 
alternate  Fed.  spec.  E-V-T-291a,  June  30,  1942.]     t 

T  51.7/8 :  V-T-291a/amdt.l 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  ultramarine  blue,  dry  (paint- 
pigment)  ;  May  17,  1944.  [1944.]  5  p.  12°  (TT-U-450.)  [Supersedes 
part  of  Fed.  spec.  TT-U-451a,  Feb.  25,  1942.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

T  58.10/3 :  TT-U-450 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  washers,  bedpan,  steam- 
flushing;  May  2,  1944.     [1944.]     5  p.  12"     (GG-W-101.)     *  Paper,  5c. 

T  58.10/3 :  GG-W-101 

• Supplement  30  and  31  to  Index  of  Federal  specifications  revised  Dec.  1, 

1943 ;  July  8  and  17,  1944.     [1944.]     Each  2  p.  4"     [Processed.]     f 

T  58.10/3 :  ind./942-3/supp.30, 31 

WAR  FINANCE  DIVISION 

Freedom.  These  are  their  words  on  freedom  vs.  tyranny,  excerpts  from  broad- 
cast launching  5th  war  loan.     [1944.]     14+ [1]  p.     t     •  T66.2:F87 

Minute  man,  v.  3,  no.  22  and  23 ;  July  1  and  15,  1944.  [1944.]  Each  16  p.  il.  4" 
[Semimonthly.]     J     •  T  66.7 : 3/22, 23 

Paintings.    Army  at  war,  graphic  record  by  American  artists,  paintings  and 
drawings  lent  by  War  Department  to  Treasury  Department.     [1944.]     44  p. 
il.  4"     t     • 
L.  C.  card  44-41177  T  66.2 :  Ar  5/2 

VETERANS  ADMINISTRATION 

Decisions.  Administrator's  decisions.  Veterans  Administration,  no.  565-572; 
June  28- July  27,  1944.     [1944.]     various  paging,  4°     [Processed.]     J 

VA  1.8 :  565-572 

Life  insurance.     Continuance  of  national  service  life  insurance,  information  for 
veterans  of  World  War  II.     July  1944.     cover  title,  24  p.  16°     (Insurance  form 
15a5.)     t     •  Item  1124 
L.  C.  card  44-41268  VA  1.2 :  L  62/9/944 

WAR  CONTRACTS  PRICE  ADJUSTMENT  BOARD 

Note. — The  War  Contracts  Price  Adjustment  Board  was  created  by  Public  law  235,  78th 
Congress  (H.  R.  3G87,  which  became  law  Feb.  25,  1944). 

Renegotiation   regulations,   fiscal    years  ending   after    June   30,    1943.     [1944.] 

[293]   p.     [Issued  in  loose-leaf  form.]  *  Paper,  $2.00,  ineluding  12  monthly 
supplements.     •  Item  1131 

L.  O.  card  44-41269  Y  3.W  19/6 :  6  R  29 

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WAR  DEPARTMENT 

Army  regulations. 

Note. — Army  regulations  are  administrative  regulations  for  the  military  service  and 
are  issued  in  pamphlet  form  for  insertion  in  loose-leaf  binders.      #  Item  1129 


1-10. 

35-150. 

35-1760. 

35-1920. 

35-2490. 
35-2G40. 

35-0300. 

40-20. 

40-305. 

40-310. 
40-405. 
45-80. 

55-110. 

55-120. 
55-150. 
55-160. 

55-165. 

55-360. 

210-65. 

310-50. 

310-80. 

310-100. 

310-200. 
345-10. 
345-15. 
345-400. 

345-900. 
380-5. 


Army  regulations  ; 
[1944.]      27  1). 


List  of  current  and  suspended  pamphlets  ;  July  1,  1944. 
[Supersedes  AH  1-10,  Jan.  1,  1944. J      *  Paper.  lOc. 

W 1.6  :  1-10/33 

Finance   Department :  Advances  of  public  funds   under  subsistence  expense 
•     act  of  1920,  Changes  1 ;  June  26,  1944.     1944.     1  p.     *  Paper,  5c. 

W1.6  :35-150/5/ch.l 

Same  :  Pav  of  retired  commissioned  and  warrant  officers,  Changes  6  ;  July 

14,   1944.      [1944.]      2  p.      [Supersedes  AR   35-1760,   Changes  5,   May   18, 

1944.]      *  Paper,    5c.  W  1.6  :  35-1760/7 /ch.O 

Same :  Pay   and   allowances   of   contract    surgeons ;    July    6,    1944.      [1944.] 

2  p.      [Supersedes  AK  35-1920,  July  24,   1942.]      *  Paper,  5e. 

W 1.6  :  35-1920/4 
Same:  Mustering-out   payments;    June   15,    1944.      [1944.]      15   p.      [Super- 
sedes Circulars  50,  123,  and  138,  1944.]      *  Paper,   5c.  W  1.6  :  35-2490 
Same:   Pay   of   retired    enlisted   men.    Changes   2;    .Inly    15,    1944.      [1944.] 
2  p.      [Supersedes  AR  35-2640,  Changes  1,  Mar.  9,  1944.]      *  Paper,  5c. 

W  1.6  :  35-2640/G/ch.2 

Same  :  Procurement  of  supplies,  services,  and  rentals  by  organizations  away 

from  home  stations.  Changes  2  ;  June  20,  1944.     1944.     1  p.     *  Paper,  5c. 

W  1.6  :  35-6300/2/ch.2 
Medical   Department :  Army    Nurse    Corps,    general    provisions.    Changes   6 ; 
June  22,  1944.      [1944.]      3  p.      [Supersedes  AR  40-20,  Changes  1-5,  Apr. 
30,  1943-Jan.  5,  1944,  and  sec.  1,  Circular  84,  1944.]      *  Paper,  5c. 

W  1.6  :  4U-20/6/.ch.6 

Same  :   Service  command  and  department  laboratories,   Changes  2  ;   July   5, 

1944.      1944.      1  p.      [Supersedes  AR  40-305,  Changes   1,   May   31,   1943.] 

*  Paper,    5c.  W  1.6  :  40-305/3/ch.2 
Same  :  Collection   and   shipment   of   specimens   to   laboratories,    Changes    1 ; 

July    3,    1944.      [1944.]      2    p.      *  Paper,     5c.  W  1.6  :  40-310/2/ch.l 

Same :  Army    Medical    Library,    Changes    1  ;    July    3,    1944.     1944.     1    p. 

*  Paper,    5c.  W  1.6  :  40-4(i5/3/ch.l 
Ordnance    Department  :  Ordnance    property.    Changes    4  ;    June    29.     1944. 

[1944.]      3  p.      [Supersedes  AR  4.5-80,  Changes  1-3,  Sept.  16,  1942-June 
21,   1943,   and  sec.  2,   Circular  244,   1944.]      *  Paper,   5c. 

W  1.6:45-80/2A-h.4 
Transportation  Corps  :  Transportation  requests.  Changes  5  ;  June  29,  1944. 
1944.     1  p.      [Supersedes  sec.   5,  Circular  231,   1944.]      *  Paper,   5c. 

W  1.6  :  5.-j-110/ch.5 
Same :  Transportation    of    individuals.    Changes    8 ;    June   '21.    1944.     1944. 

1  p.     *  Paper,    5c.  W  1.6  :  55-12n/ch.8 
Same:   Bills  of  lading.  Changes  1:  July  10,   1944.      [1944.]      4  p.      [Super- 
sedes  sec.   6,    Circular  79,    1944.]      *  Paper,    5c.          W  1.6  :  55-150/2Ah.l 

Same  :   Transportation   of   authorized   baggage.    Changes   6  ;   June    23,    1944 
[1944.]      2    p.      [Supersedes    AR    55-160,     Changes    4,     Mar.    25,     1944  ] 

*  Paper,   5c.  W  1.6  :  5.5-160/ch.6 
Same:  Transportation    of    animals.    Changes    1;    July    11,    1944.      [1944.] 

2  p.      [Supersedes  sec.  3,   Circular  140,  and  sec.   5,   Circular  3()S,   1943.] 

*  Paper,   5c.  W  1.6  :  55-165/ch.l 
Same:  'transport   radio    service.     Changes   2;    Julv   14,    1944.     1944.     1    p. 

[Supersedes  AR  55-360,  Changes  1,  Apr.  17,  1943.]      *  Pat)er.  5c. 

W  1.6  :  55-360/ch.2 
Posts,   camps,   and    stations:  Army   exchanges.    Changes    1;    Jnlv    11,    1944. 
[1944.]      3  p.      [Supersedes  sec.  2,  Circular  247,   1944.]      *  Paper,  5c. 

W  1.6  :  210-65/5/eh.l 

Military  publications  :  Orders,  bulletins,  circulars,  and  memoranda.  Changes 

9;  June  28,  1944.      1944.      1   p.      [Supersedes  sec.  2,  Circular  231,   1944.] 

*  Paper,  5c.  .  W  1.6  :  310-50/5/ch.9 
Same :   War    Department    civilian    personnel    publications ;    June    16,    1944. 

[1944.]      2  p.      [Supersedes  Circular  142,   1943.]      *  Paper,  5c. 

W  1.(5  :  310-80 
Same:  Forms;    June    30,    1944.      [1944.]      3    p.      [Supersedes   AR    310-100, 
Apr.  29,  1941,  and  par.  7a   (1),  Circular  204,   1944.]      *  Paper,  5c. 

W1.6  :  310-100/3 
Same:  Allowance  and  distribution,  Changes  6;  June  16.  1944.     1944.     1  p 

*  I'aper,  5c.  W  1.6  :  310-200/7/ch.6 
Military  records  :  Preservation  and  disposition,  Changes  1  ;   June  28.   1944. 

1944.     1  p.     *  Paper,   5c.  W  1.6  :  345-10/4/ch.l 

Same:  Records  jacket;   June  15,   1944.      [1944.]      2  p.     *  Paper.   5o. 

W  1.6:  345-15 
Same:    IMorniiig    reports;    May    1,    1044.       [1044.]       27    p.       rSuix'r^eiles    .\R 

345-400.  xMay  7.  1943.  including  Changes  1  and  2,  July  29,  1943  and  Feb. 

10,1944.1      *  Paper,  10c.  "  W  1.6  :  34.'i-4()<)/(; 

Same:     IVrsonnel    rosters.    Changes    4;    June    22,     1944.       [1944.]       2    p. 

*  I'apor.  5c.  \V  1.6  :  34.')-900/6/ch.4 
Safeguarding  military  information,  Clianges  1;  Juno  21.    1941       1!t4t       1    ji 

*  Paper,  5c.  W  1.6  :  380-5/4 /di.  i 

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Army  regulations — Continued. 

600-10.  Pers,.nncl:  Military  disriplinc ;  July  8.  1944.  [1944.]  7  p.  fSuper- 
sedes  AK  G(>0-1(),  .Tune  2,  1942,  Including  Changes  3  and  4,  Nov.  15,  1943 
and    Mar.   17,    1944,   Circular   121,   1942,   and   sec.   4,   Circular   G2,    1943.1 

•  Paper,  Tjc.  "  W  1.6  :  (iOO-lO/S 
600-15.        Same:   Rank    and    precedence.    Changes    3;    July    7,    1944.      [1944.]      2    p. 

[Supersedes  AH  000-15.  Changes  1  and  2,  Nov.  28,  1942  and  Mar.  16,  1943, 
and  sec.  5.  Circular  287,  1942,  as  amended  by  sec.  2.  Circular  318.  ]i(42.] 

•  Paper,  5c.  W  l.G  :  G00-15/4/ch.3 
600-20.        Same:  Command,   Changes  7;  June  21,   1944.      [1944.]      2   p.      [Supersedes 

AH  GOO-20.  Changes  1,  Dec.  30,  1942,  and  Changes  5  and  G,   May  3  and 

Oct.    14,    1943.]      ♦  Paper,    He.  W  1.6  :  C0n-20/5/ch.7 

600-375.     Same:  Prisoners,   general   provisions.   Changes  4;   June   28,    1944.      [1944.] 

4  p.      [Supersedes  AR  600-375.  Changes  1-3,  Nov.  10.  1943-Apr.  10,  1944.] 

•  Paper,  5e.  W  1.6  :  600-375/5/ch.4 
600-550.      Same    Deceased.    Chansres    1  ;    Julv    5,    1944.     1944.     1   |).      [Supersedes  sec. 

5,   Circular   121,   1941.]      *  Paper,   5c.  W  1.6  :  GOO-550/4/ch.l 

605—115.     Commissioned    officers:  Leaves    of    absence    and    delavs ;    June    17,     1944. 

[1944.]      11  p.      (Supersedes  AR  60,1-115,  July  14,  1942,  including  Changes 

1  and  2,  Nov.  18  and  Dec.  12,  1942,  Changes  4-7,  May  20,   1943-Apr.  5, 
1944,  and  various  sections  of  certain  circulars.]      *  Paper,   5c. 

W  1.6  :  60.5-115/7 
605-250.     Same:  Army    retiring    boards,    Changes    1;    June    22,    1944.     1944.     1    p. 

•  Paper,    5c.  W  l.G  :  60,1-250/4/ch.l 
615-40.       Enlisted   men:   Clothing  and  equipage.  Changes  8;  July   11,   1944.      [1944.] 

2  p.      [Supersedes  AR  615-40,  Changes  2  and  5,  Oct.  13,  1943,  and  Mar. 
31,    1944.]      *  Paper.    5c.  W  1.6  :  G15-40/G/ch.8 

Same.  Changes  9  ;  July  14,   1944.      [1944.]     4  p.      [Supersedes  AR  615-40, 
Changes  4  and  6,  Jan.  29  and  Apr.  7,  1944.]      ♦  Paper,  5c. 

W  1.6  :  61.5-40/6/ch.9 

615-300.     Same:    Absence   without    leave    and    desertion,    Cbanges    2;    June    26.    1944. 

[1944.]      3    p.      [Supersedes    AR    015-300,    Changes    1,    May    18.    1944.] 

•  Paper,  5c.  W  1.6  :  615-300/8/ch.2 
'750-10.       Range   regulations  f^r   firing  ammunition  for  training  and   target   practice, 

Changes  3  :  Julv  4,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  [Supersedes  AR  750-10,  Changes 
1  and  2,  Mar.  29  and  Apr.  14,  1944.]  •  Paper.  5c.  W  l.G  :  750-10/3/ch.3 
850-15.  Miscellaneous:  Motor  vehicles.  Changes  5;  July  6,  1944.  [1944.]  3  p. 
[Supersedes  AR  850-15.  Changes  4,  May  6,  1944,  and  par.  1.  sec.  7,  Cir- 
cular   237,    1944.]      *  Paper,    5c.  W  1.6  :  850-15/4/ch.5 

Bulletin  10-16;  June  29-July  19,  1944.  [1944.]  various  paging.  [Issued  witli 
perforations.]     $  W  1.3 :  944/10-16 

Circular  262-316,  June  26- July  29,  1944.  [1944.]  various  paging,  il.  [Issued 
with  perforations.]     t  W  1.4/2  :  944/262-316 

Diseases.  Geograpliical  distribution  of  certain  diseases ;  June  13,  1944.  1944. 
[2] +14  p.  il.  (Pamphlet  8-6.)  [Supersedes  Pamphlet  8-6,  Oct.  25,  1943.]  t 
•  Item  1131  W  1.43  :  8-6/2 

Field  77ianuals.  Armored  force  field  manual:  Armored  force  drill.  Changes  2; 
July  10,  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  il.  16°    (FM  17-5  [changes  2].)     *  Paper,  5c. 

W 1.33 :  17-5/2/ch.2 
Note. — Field  manuals  consist  of  a  series  of  pamphlets  containing  training  and  ref- 
erence data  and  instructions  relative  to  the  tactics  and  technique  involved  in  the  em- 
ployment of  the  arms  and  services  of  the  Army.      #  Item  1130 

Basic  field  manual:  List  of  publications  for  training,  Changes  5;  July  1, 

1944.     [1944.]     82  p.  16°     (F]VI  21-6  [changes]   5.)     *  Paper.  10c. 

W  1.33 :  21-6/8/ch.5 

Same:  Military  police   [witfi  list  of  references!;  June  14.    1943    [19441. 

1944.  .  iv-!-250  p.  il.  16°  (FM  19-5.)  [Supersedes  FM  29-5.  Dec.  8.  1941,  in- 
cluding Changes  1-3,  Feb.  19,  1942-Nov.  17,  1943,  and  Training  circular  38, 
1943.]     *  Paper,  35c.  W  1.33 :  19-5 

Same:  Scouting,  patrolling  and  sniping,  Changes  2;  July  5,  1944.     [1944.] 

4  p.   16°     (FM  21-75    [changes]   2.)     *  Pai^er,  5c.  W  1.33 :  21-75/ch.2 

■ Engineer  field  manual:  Engineer  troops,  Changes  3;  July  5.  1944.     [1944.] 

38  p.  il.  16°     (FM  5-5  [changes]  3.)     *  Paper,  10c.  W  1.33 :  5-5/2/ch.3 

Field  artillery  field   manual:  Pack  artillery,  Changes  4;   July  3,   1944. 

[1944]     2  p.  16°     (FM6-110  [changes]  4.)     *  Paper,  5c.         W  1.33 :  6-110/ch.4 

[Field   manual]:    Field   service   regulations,   administration,   Changes  2; 

May  22,  1944.     [1944.]     2  p.  16°     (FM  100-10  [changes]  2.)      *  Paper.  5c. 

W  1.33 :  10O-10/2/ch.2 

Same:     Field     service     regulations     operations;     June     15,     1944.     1944. 

ix+306  p.  10°  (FM  100-5.)  [Supersedes  FM  100-5.  May  22,  1941.  including 
Changes  1-3,  Sept.  16,  1942-Apr.  26.  1943.]     *Paper,  50c.  W  1.33  :  100-5/8 

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Field  manuals — Continued." 

Ordnance  field  manual :  Ordnance  field  maintenance,  Changes  4 ;  June  21, 

1944.     [1944.]     12  p.  16°     (FM  9-10  [changes]  4.)     ♦Paper,  5c. 

W  1.33 :  9-10/ch.4 

Same,  Changes  5;  July  27,  1944.     [1944.]     16  p.  16°     (FM  9-10  [changes] 

5.)     *  Paper,  5c.  W  1.33  :  9-10/ch.5 

General  orders  53-58;  June  29-July  21,  1944.  [1944.]  various  paging.  [Issued 
with  perforations.]     t  W  1.46:  53-58 

Oovernment  supplies.  Index  of  United  States  Army  and  Federal  si^eciflcations 
used  by  War  Department,  monthly  supplement,  May  1944.  1944.  ii  +  16  p.  12° 
*  Paper,  10c.  single  copy,  included  in  price  of  Index  for  subscribers.  •  Item 
1146  W  1.50 :  944/supp.-5 

Note. — The  U.  S.  Army  specifications  are  entered  in  this  catalog  under  the  agencies 
responsible  for  them,  such  as  Army  Air  Forces  and  Ordnance  Department.  The  series 
of  Federal  specifications  is  entered  under  the  Federal  Standard  Stock  Catalog  Division 
which  is  subordinate  to  the  Procurement  Division  of  the  Treasury  Department. 

Physicial  conditioning.  May  1,  1944.  [1944.]  iv+83  p.  il.  (Pamphlet  21-9.) 
[Text  on  p.  2  of  cover.]     t     •  Item  1131  W  1.43  :  21-9 

Publicatiotis.     Lists  of  War  Department  publications,  Army  regulations,  Bank 
forms,  Tables  of  organization  and  equipment.  Tables  of  basic  allowances  and 
allowances,  and  Index  to  General  orders,  Bulletius,  and  numbered  Circulars, 
issued  during  June  1944.    1944.    iii+31  p.     t 
L.  C.  card  43-50742  W  1.41 :  944/6 

Radioactive  luminous  compounds,  protective  measures;  July  1,  1944.  [1944.] 
iii-f-11  p.     (Pamphlet  8-8.)     t     •  Item  1131  W1.43:8-S 

Spectacles.  Procurement  of  spectacles  for  military  and  other  authorized  per- 
sonnel, June  20,  1944.  [1944.]  ii+14  p.  (Pamphlet  8-5.)  [Supersedes 
Pamphlet  8-5,  Apr.  30,  1943,  Circular  16,  1944,  and  various  sections  of  certain 
circulars.]     t  W  1.43  :  8-5/2 

Tables  of  equipment.     % 

Note. — The  Table.s  of  equipment  are  issued  in  pamphlet  form  for  insertion  in  loose- 
leaf  binders.  The  tables  in  this  series  are  numbered  to  correspond  to  the  Table  of 
organization  series  on  which  they  are  based. 

21.  Clothing  and   individual  equipment  :   June   1,   1944.      [1944.]      79   p.      [Snpersedes 
T/E  2J,  Dec.  15,  1943,  and  various  sections  of  certain  circulars.]         W  1.26  :  21/3 

Tables  of  organization,     t 

Note. — The  Tables  of  organization  are  issued  in  pamphlet  form  for  insertion  in  loose- 
leaf  binders. 
200-1.   Headquarters,   Army,   Changes   4  :    .Tune   5,    1944.      1944.      1    p. 

W1.25:  200-l/4/ch.4 

Tables  of  organization  and  equipment.     % 

Note. — -Tables  of  organization  and  equipment  are  issued  in  pamphlet  form  for  insertion 
in  loose-leaf  binders.  They  replace  tlie  Tables  of  organization  and  Tables  of  equipment 
heretofore  issued  separately,  and  show  the  organization  and  equipment  for  the  type  of  unit 
indicated  by  the  title. 

1-112.  Army  Air  Forces  :   Headquarters,  bombardment  group,  very  heavy,  heavy,  or 

medium  ;  June  29,  1944.     [1944.)      1  6  p.     [Sunersedes  T/O  &  E  1-112,  Mar. 
20,   1943,   including  Changes   1   and   2,   Nov.  25,    1943  and   .Ian.    IS.   1944.] 

W  1.44:  1-112/2 

1— 400-lS.   Same:  Headquarters  and  headquarters  squadron,  Air  Force  service  command 

special.  Changes  3;  June  7,  1944.     1944.     1  p.  W  1.44  :  1-400-1  S/ch. 3 

Same,   Changes   4;   July   1,    1944.      [1944.]      6   p.  W  1.44  :  l-4()0-lS/ch.4 

1-452T.      Same  :   Headquarters  and  ba.se  services   squadron,   service  group.  Changes   1  ; 

June  2.3.  1944.      [1944.1      3  p.  W  1.44  :  l-45JT/ch.l 

1— 457T.    Same  :  Engineering  squadron,  service  group.  Changes  1  ;  June  15,  1944.     I  '944.1 

6  p.  W  1.44  :  l-457T/ch.l 

1-458T.    Same:  Materiel  squadron,  service  group,  Changes  1;  June  L'3,   19+4.      '1944.1 

3  p.  "  W  1.44  :  l-458T/ch.l 

1-487.        Same  :  Airdrome  squadron  ;  May  31,  1944.     1944.]     20  p.  W  1.44  :  1-487 

1-547.       Same:  Tactical  air  communications  squadron,  Change  4  ;  Jui'e  24.  1944       1944. 

1  p.  W1.44:  l-547/ch.4 

1-707.      Same  :  Motion  picture  unit,  16-mm  ;  June  2,  1944.     [1944.]     8  p. 

W1.44:  1-707 

1-852.      Same  :  Headqimrters  and  headquarters  squadron,  air  depot  group.  Changes  3  ; 

June  22,   1944.      I!t44.      1    v.  \V  1.44  :1-S52/ch.3 

1-857.      Same:  Air  depot  repair  squadron,  Changes  2;  May  24,    1944.      [1944.1      6  p. 

W  1.44  :  l-S57/ch.2 

1-907.      Same:  Aircraft  maintenance  unit    (fliating)  :  June  24,    1944.      [1944.]     28  p. 

[Supersedes  photostatic  copy  of  T/D  1-1067,  Apr.  1944.]  W  1.44  :  1-907 

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978 


Governmp:nt  Pdbijcations 


Tuhirs  of  onKtuization  and  ((luipnunt — Contimied. 

l-yil       Same:  Ainiaft  reiiair  unit  (tloating)  :  June  U".  1944.     [1044.]     69  p.     [Super- 
si'des  T/'lJ  l-lOSli,  Fob.  'JG,  1944,  including  Changes  1,  Apr.  15,  1944.] 

W1.44:  1-911 
1-977.       Same :  Liaison  squadron,  Changes  3 ;  June  5,  1944.     [1944.]     4  p. 

W1.44:l-977/ch.3 


1-1027.    Same:    Radio   squadron,    mobile,    Changes 


1-1062S.  Same :  Headquarters,  air  commando  group   (special) 

18  p. 
3-97.        Chemical  laboratory  company;  June  3,  1944.     [1944.] 

&  !•:  3-97,  July  6,  1943.] 
4-''60-l     Ileadiiuartcrs  anil  hcailtiuarters  battery,  harbor  defense.  Chanfrr 

1944.      [1944.]      15  p.  W  1.44: 


June    7,    l'it44.       |1!)44.]       r.    p. 
\V1.44  :  1-1027 /ch.2 
June  9.   1944.      [1944.] 
W  1.44  :  1-1()62S 
11  p.     [Supersedes  T/O 
W  1.44  :  3-97 
1  ;  June  15. 
-260-1 /ch.l 


5-188. 
5-267. 


5-377. 

5-500. 

G-10. 

6-10-1. 

6-25. 

6-26. 


6-27. 
6-29. 

6-;i6. 

6-166. 
6-167. 
6-169. 
6-335. 
6-337. 
6-339. 

6-355. 
6-365. 


7-11. 
7-12. 


7-13. 
7-14. 


7-14S. 
7-15 


7-16 
7-17 


7-18 
7-19 


7-26 


8-15 
8-16 


8-18. 
8-510. 


Enginter  ba.se  survev  cumpany,  engineer  base  topographic  battalion.  Changes  2  ; 

June  13.  1944.      1944.      1  p.  W  1.44  :  5-188/eh.2 

Engineer  base  depot  company  :  May  30.  1944.     [1944.]     10  p.     [Supersi  des  T/O 

5-267.  Apr.  23,  1943.  including  Changes  1.  Aug.  28,  1943,  and  T/E  .5-267.  Apr. 

23,  194:!,  including  Changes  1.  Aug.  28,  1943.]  W  1.44  :  5-267 

En'-'ineer  base  enuipment  company  ;  June  24,  1944.     [1944.]     12  p.     [Supersedes 

T/O  &  E  5-377,  Aug.  8,  1943.]  W  1.44  :  5-377/2 

Engineer  service  organization,  Changes  9;  June  10,  1944.     [1944.]     3  p. 

W  1.44  :  5-500/ch.9 
Ilivi-;ion  artillery,   motorized,   infantry  division.   Changes    1  :   Jiin*-   16,   1944. 

[1944.]      6  p.  ■  W  1.44  :  6-10/2/ch.l 

Hcaf'tiuarters  and  headauarters  battery,  motorized,  division  artillery,  infantry 

division.  Changes  4  :  June  16,  1944.     [1944.]      12  p.         W  1.44  :  6-10-l/ch.4 
Field  artillerv  battalion,  mot  >rized.  105-mm  howitzer,  truck-drawn.  Changes  3; 

June  16,  1944.     [1944.]      6  p.  W  1.44  :  6-25/ch.3 

Headquarters    and    headnuarters   battery,    motorized,    field   artillery    battalion, 

Ido-mm  howitzer,  truck-drawn  or  tractor-drawn,  Changes  4:  June  16,  1944. 

(1914.1      12  1).  W  1.44  :  6-26/ch.4 

Field  arlillerv  batterv,  motorized,  105-mm  howitzer,  truck-drawn.   Changes  4; 

June  10,  1944.      [1944.]      10  p.  W  1.44  :  6-27 /ch.4 

Service   battery,   motorized,   field  artillerv  battalion,   105-mm   howitzer,   truck- 
drawn.   Changes   3;    June   l(i.    1944.      [1944.]      8  p.  W  1.44  :  6-29/ch.3 
Headquarters   and    headquarters    battery,    motorized,    field    artillery    battalion, 

155-mni  howitzer,  or  4.5-inch  gun,  truck-drawn  or  tractor-drawn.  Changes  6: 

June  16,  1944.     [1944.]     12  p.  W  1 .44  :  t!-:;6/ch.6- 

Headquarters    and    headquarters    battery,    armored    field    artillerv    battalion, 

C  langes  3  ;  June  21,  1944.      [1044.]      7  p.  W  1.44  :  6-l66/ch.3 

Battery,  armored  field  artillery  battalion.  Changes  2;  June  21,  1044.     [1944.] 

6  p.  W  1.44:6-167/ch.2 

Serviep  batterv,  armored  field  artillery  battalion.  Changes  2  ;  June  21.   1944. 

[1944.]      6  p.  W  1.44:6-169/ch.2 

Fie'd  artillery  battalion,  motorized,  155-mm  howitzer  or  4.5-inch  gun,  tractor- 
drawn.  Changes  5  :  June  16.  1944.     [1944.]     fi  p.  W  1.44  :  6-:!35/ch.5 
Field  artillery  battery,  motorized,   155-mm  howitzer,  or  4.5-inch    gun,  tractor- 
drawn.  Changes  4 ;  June  16.  1944.      [1944.]      10  p.              W  1.44:  6-337 /ch.4 
Service  batterv,  motorized,  field  artillerv  battalion,  155-mm  howitzer,  or  4.5-inch 

gun,  tractor-drawn.  Changes  3;  June  16,  1944.     [1944.]     8  p. 

W  1.44  :  6-339/ch.3 
Field  artillerv  battalion,  motorized,  155-mm  gun,  tractor  draw".  (  'an'^es  ;'■ :  Mav 

IS,  1044.     [1944.]     2  p.  W1.44:6-355/ch.3 

Field  artillerv  battalion,  motorized,  8-inch  howitzer,  tractor-drawn.  Changes  4  : 

May  IS,  1944.      [1944.]      2  p.  W  1.44  :  6-.365/(;h.4 

Headquarters  company,  infantry  division.  Changes  5:  June  15.  1944.     [1944.] 

3  p.  W  1.44  :  7-2/ch.5 

Infantrv  regiment.  Changes  1 ;  June  30,  1944.     [1944.]     4  p. 

W  1.44:  7-11 /2/ch.l 
Headquarters  and  headquarters  company,  infantry  regiment.  Changes  1 :  June 

30.1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  W  1.44  :  7-12/2/ch.l 

Service  company,  infantry  regiment.  Changes  1  ;  June  30,  1944.      [1944.]     3  p. 

W  1.44  :  7-13/2/ch.l 
Infantry  cannon  companv  ;  Changes  2  ;  June  30,  1944.     [1944.]     2  p. 

W1.44  :  7-14/2/ch.2 
Infantry  cannon  company,   105-mm  howitzer,  self-propelled.  Changes  2  :   June 

30.1944.     [1944.1     2  p.  W  1.44  :  7-14S/ch.2 

Infantry  battalion,  Changes  1 ;  June  30,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p. 

W  1.44  :  7-15/ch.l 
He,id(|U:irters  and  headquarters  company,  infantrv  battalion.  Changes  1  ;  June 

•lO.  1<I44.      [1944.]      4  p.  ■  W1.44:  7-16/2/ch.l 

Infiiiitrv  lifle  company,  Changes  1;  June  30,  1944.     [1944.]     2  p. 

W  1.44  :  7-1 7/2/ch.l 
Infantrv  hcavv  weapons  company.  Changes  1  ;  June  30,  1944.     [1044.1     3  p. 

W1.44  :  7-18/2/ch.l 
Infantrv  antitank  company.  57-mm  gun,  Changes  1  ;  June  30.   1044.      [1044.] 

3   p.  ■  ■  W  1.44:  7-19/3/(h.l 

He;;dq'iarters  and  headquarters  company,  armored  infantry  battalion.  Cbansres 

3;  July  11,  1944.     1944.     1  p.  W  1 .44  :  7-26/ch.3 

Medical  battalion.  Changes  2:  July  3.  1944.     1044.     1  p.  W  1.44  :  8-15/ch.2 

Headquarters  and  headquarters  detachment,  medical  battalion.  Changes  3  :  June 

15.1944.      1944.      1  p.  W  1.44  :  S-16/ch.3 

Clearing  company,  medical  battalion.  Changes  2;  July  3,  1944.      [1044.]     9  p. 

W  1.44  :  8-18/ch.2 
Field  hospital.  Changes  4  ;  June  20,  1944.     1944.     1  p.  W  1.44  :  8-510/ch.4 

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TaMes  of  ofdunlzaiion  and  equipment — Continued. 

8-520.       Hospital  train,  Chances  1;  .Tune  29,  1944.     1944.     1  p.     W  1.44  :  8-520/2/ch.l 
8-537T.    Ho.spital  sbip  complement,  Changes  1 ;  June  5,  1944.     1944.     1  p. 

W  1.44  :  8-537T/ch.l 

9-197.      Ordnance   heavy   automotive  maintenance  company;   May   27,    1944.       [1044.] 

11  p.     [Supersedes  T/0  9-197,  Apr.  2,  1943,  and  T/E  9-197,  Apr.  2,  1943.] 

^  W  1.44  :  9-197 

10-17.        Quartermaster  company,  infantry  division,  Changes  1;  June  10,  1914.     [1944.] 

8  p.  W  1.44  :  10-17/2/ch.l 

10-217.      Quartermaster  refrigeration  company,  fixed.  Changes  2  ;  June  IG,  li)44.     1944. 

1  p.  W  1.44  :  10-217/ch.2 

10-500.      Quartermaster  i^ervice  organization.  Changes  1;  June  5.   1944.      [1914.]      6  p. 

W  1.44  :  lO-r.OO/2/ch.l 
Same,  Changes  2;  June  8.  1944.     [1944.]     3  p.  W  1.44  :  10-5iH)/2/cli.2 

11-37.        Signal  photographic  company,  Changes  1 ;  June  30,  1944.     [1044.]     11  p. 

W  1.44  :  11-37/ch.l 
11-67.         Signal  heavy  construction  company,  Changes  1  ;  June  22,  1944.     [1944.]     4  p. 

W1.44:  ll-G7/ch.l 
11-107.      Signal  depot  company  ;  June  9,  1944.     [1944.]     16  p.     [Supersedes  T/O  11-107, 
Apr.  1,  1942.]  W  1.44:  11-107 

11-357.  Signal  radio  maintenance  teams,  aviation,  Changes  1;  June  21,  1!(44.  1944. 
1  p.  W1.44:  11-357/ch.l 

11-537S.  Signal  company,  engineer  special  hrigade  ;  June  13,  1944.  [1944.1  12  p.  I  Su- 
persedes T/O  11-537S,  Apr.  21,  1943,  including  Changes  1,  Sept  28,  1943, 
and  T/B  11-537S,  Apr.  21,  1943,  including  Changes  1,  Sept.  28,  1943.] 

W1.44:  11-537S 
14-500.      Finance  service  organization.  Changes  1  ;  June  13,  1944.     1914.     1  p. 

W1.44:  14-500/ch.l 
17-15.        Light  tank  battalion.  Changes  [1]  ;  June  21,  1944.      [1944.]      6  p. 

W  1.44:  17-1 5/ch.l 
17-16.        Hcadquirters  and  lipadquarters  company,  light  tank  hattalion.  Changes  2  ;  June 
21,1944.     [1944.]     6  p.  W  1.44  :  17-16/ch.2 

17-17.         Light  tank  company,  Changes  3;  June  21,  1944.      [1944.]     4  n. 

W  1.44  :  17-17/ch.3 

17-19.         Service  company,   light   tank  battalion,   Changes   1;   June    21,    1044.      11044.] 

4  p.  W  1.44  :  17-19/ch.l 

17-26.        Headquarters  and  headquarters  company,  tank  battalion,  Changes  4;  Ju"e  16, 

1944.      [1944.]      4  p.  W  1.44  :  17-26 /ch.4 

17-27.        Medium   tank  company,   tank  battalion,   Changes   3;   .Tune   16.   1944.      [1944.] 

3  p.  W  1.44  :  17-27/ch.3 

17-29.        Service  company,  tank  battalion.  Changes  3  ;  June  16,  1944.      [1044.]      4  p 

W1.44:  17-29 /ch.3 

19-7.  Military  police  platoon,  infantry  division,  Changes  1;  June  0.   1944.      rifl44.] 

6  p.  W  1.44  :  19-7/2/ch.l 

44-12.        Headciuarters  and  headquarters  battery,  antiaircraft  artillei-y  group  :  May  29, 

1944.     [1044.]     10  p.     [Supersedes  T/O  44-12,  Nov.  10,  1943,  and  Chanses  1, 

Dec.  10,  1943.]  W  1.44  :  44-12 

44-15.         Antiaircraft  artillery  gun  battalion,  mobile.  Changes  1 ;  May  31,  1944.    [1044.] 

3  p.  W  1.44:  44-15 /2/c'i.l 

44—25.        Anti.nircraft  artillery  automatic  weapons  battalion,  mobile.  Changes  >:  May  31, 

1944.      [1044.]      3  p.  W  1.44  :  44-25/2ych.l 

44—75.         Antiaircraft  artillery  automatic  weapons  battalion,  self-pr  peU^d.  Chnng'^s  1 ; 

May  31,  1044.      [1944.]      3  p.  W  1.44  :  44-75/2/ch.l 

44-115.       Antiaircraft   artillery  gun  battalion,   seminiobile,    Cham'ps   1  :   M-^v  .'^1.    1044. 

[1044.]      2  p.  W1.44:44-11.5/2/ch.l 

44-125.       Antiaircraft   artillery   automatic  weapons   battalion,   seminiobile.    Chantres   1; 

May  31,  1944.      [1944.]      3  p.  W  1.44  :  44-125/2/ch.l 

55-110-1.  Transportation   Corps:   Hpadrinarters  and   beadqunrters   rompanv.    n^aior   port 

(over.-;ea).  Changes  2:  June  7.  1014.      [1944.]      3  p.     W  1.44  :  55-11 0-l/ch.2 

55-120-1.   Same:    IIeadi]uarters    and    headquarters    company,    med'um    po'-t    (oversea). 

Changes  1  ;  .July  7.  1944.      1044.      1  p.  W  1.44  :  55-1 20-1 /ch.l 

55-202.       Same :     Headquarters    and    headquarters    company,    railway    grand    division, 

Changes  2  ;  June  16,  1944.     1944.     1  p.  W  1.44  :  55-202/ch.2 

Teelmical  manuals.  Operators'  manual,  maintenance  maiuial  and  parts  list,  port- 
ab'e  automatic  liviiochlorination  unit,  model  A-.'iOG  ;  [Mar.  15  11)4;^.!  Wall.nce  & 
Tiernan  Co.,  Inc..  Newarlf,  N.  J.  [1943.]  [7]+72  p.  il.  4°  (TM5-2032.)  [Copy- 
riglit  1943  t)y  Wallace  &  Tieriian  Co.,  Inc.  No  distriluition  to  depository  li- 
brarie.s  by  Documents  Office.  Title  on  cover  is:  War  D'^partment  maintenance 
manual  and  parts  catalog,  portable  autorcfatic  hypochlorination  unit,  water 
operated,  model  A-noe.l     :•:  W  1.35 :  5-2032 

Note. — Tpcbnical  manuals  consist  of  a  series  of  pamplilots  supplementing  the  Field 
manuals  covering  subjects,  the  separate  treatment  of  wliich  is  considered  essential  to 
a  fuller  accomplishment  of  the  training  prescrib(>d  in  the  Field  manual  series.  The 
scope  of  this  series  includes  pamphlets  describiner  mat^-riel  and  containing  instructions 
for  the  oi)pration.  care,  maintenance,  and  handling  thereof;  guidebooks  for  instructors 
and  specialists;  reference  books  ;  and  the  like.      #  Item  1137 

Same.  Change  1,  with  title.  Technical  manual :  Portable  automatic  hy- 
pochlorination unit,  water  opeiated.  model  A-506,  Change  1;  May  20.  1944. 
1944.    Ip.     (TM  5-2032  [change]  1.)     t  W  1.35 :  5~2032/ch.l 

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Technical  manuals — Continued.  • 

Technical  manual :  Administrative  audit  procedures  for  cost-plus-a-fixed- 
fee  supply  contracts,  Changes  2;  June  1,  1944.  1944.  1  p.  4°  (TM  14-1000 
[changes]  2.)  [Accompanied  by  p.  13  and  revised  p.  14  to  be  inserted  in  the 
manual.]     Included  in  price  of  manual.  W  1.35  :  14-1000/ch.2 

Same:   Administrative   audit   procedures   for   co.st-plus-a-fixed-fee  supply 

contracts  [chap.  5);  Apr.  1  [1944].  [1944.]  p.  71-103,  ix,  4°  (TM  14-1000 
[chap.  5].)  [Issued  in  loose-leaf  form.  Some  of  these  pages  are  printed  as 
leaves.]     Included  in  price  of  manual.  W1.35: 14-100/chap.5 

• Same:  Airplane  hydraulic  systems;  May  8,  1944.     1944.     iii-fll2  p.  il.  4* 

(TM  1-411.)     [Supersedes  TM  1-411,  Oct.  20,  1941.]     *  Paper,  25c. 

W  1.35 : 1-411/3 

Same:  Barographs  MI/-3-A,  ML-3-B,  ML-3-C,  MLr-3-D;  Julv  20,  1944. 

1944.     v-l-18p.il.     (TM  11-425.)     *  Paper,  10c.  W  1.35: 11-425 

Same :  Blank  forms,  Changes  1 ;  May  3,  1944.    [1944.]    1  p.  4°    (TM  14-508 

[changes]  1.)  [Accompanied  by  certain  new  and  revised  pages  to  be  inserted 
in  the  manual.]     *  Paper,  5c.  W  1.35  :  14-508/ch.l 

Same :  Finance  service  in  mobile  field  units.  Changes  2 ;  June  15,  1944. 

[1944.]  1  p.  4°  (TM  14-506  [changes]  2.)  [Accompanied  by  revised  p.  13 
and  p.  14  to  be  inserted  in  the  manual.]     *Paper,  5c.  W  1.35: 14-50C/ch.2 

■ Same:  5-  to  6-ton,  4-wheel  cargo  trailer  (Hobbs)   [with  list  of  references]  ; 

Nov.  17,  1^3.  [1943.]  86-f-[2]  p.  il.  (TM  9-887.)  [Processed.  The  2  pages 
at  end  of  publication  are  left  blank  to  be  used  for  notes.  No  distribution  to 
depository  libraries  by  Documents  Office.]     t  W  1.35:  9-887 

• Same:  5-  to  6-ton  4-wheel  cargo  trailer  (Hobbs),  Changes  1 ;  May  31,  1944. 

1944.    1  p.     (TM9-8S7  [changes]  1.)      t  W  1.35 : 9-887/ch.l 

Same :  Model  disbursement  and  collection  vouchers,  Changes  2 ;  May  19, 

1944.  [1944.]  Ip.  4°  (TM  14-507  [changes]  2.)  [Accompanied  by  certain 
revised  pages  to  be  inserted  in  the  manual.]     *Paper,  5c.       W  1.35  :  l-l-507/ch.2 

Same :  Officer  classification,  commissioned  and  warrant,  classification  and 

coding  of  civilian  occupations.  Changes  1;  June  5,  1944.  [1944.J  3  p.  4°  (TM 
12-405  [changes]  1.)  [Accompanied  by  Supplemental  alphabetical  index  to  be 
inserted  in  the  manual.]     *Paper,  5c.  W  1.35  :  12-405/ch.l 

■ Same:  Officer  classification,  commissioned  and  warrant.  Changes  1;  May 

10,1944.  [1944.]  6  p.  4°  (TM  12-406  [changes]  1.)  [Accompanied  by  certain 
new  pages  to  be  inserted  in  the  manual.  Changes  1,  Feb.  1,  1944,  has  been 
rescinded  by  sec.  8,  WD  Cir.  95,  1944.]     *  Paper,  30c. 

W  1.35 :  12-406/ch  .1/^44-2 

Same :  Organization  and  functions  of  disbursing  offices.  Changes  2 ;  June 

10.1944.  1944.  Ip.  4°  (TM  14-500  [changes]  2.)  [Issued  in  loose-leaf  form.] 
*Paper,  5c.  W  1.35  :  14-500/ch.2 

Same :  Payment  for  supplies  and  nonpersonal  services,  Changes  1 ;  May  8, 

1944.  1944.  1  p.  4°  (TM  14-504  [changes]  1.)  [Issued  in  loose-leaf  form.] 
♦Paper,  5c.  W  1.35  :  14-504/ch.l 

Same:  Photographic  laboratories,  organization  and  operation   in  service 

commands,  departments,  and  posts ;  June  12,  1944.  1944.  iv4-26  p.  il.  4° 
(TM  11-409.)     *Paper,  10c.  W  1.35  :  11-409 

Same:  Radio  set  SCR-288;  Oct.  28,  1942.     [1942.]     cover  title,  62  p.  il. 

(TM  11-250.)      [Supersedes  TM  11-250,  Apr.  19,  1942.]     *  Paper,  15c. 

W  1.35 :  11-250 

Same:  Changes  1;  May  22.  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.     (TM  11-250  [changes] 

1.)     ♦Paper,  5c.  W  1.35 :  11-250/ch.l 

Same:  Radio  set  SCR-r:93-A;   Mar.  2,  1943.     n.  p.    [1943.]     cover  title, 

S3  p.  il.  (TM  11-859.)  [Prepared  under  direction  of  chief  signal  officer.] 
•  Paper,  15c.  W  1.35 :  11-859 

Same.  Changes  1;  July  31,  1943.     1£«3.     1  p.     (TM  11-859  [changes]  1.) 

[Copies  will  be  forwarded  to  depository  libraries  if  obtainable.]     t 

W  1.35 :  11-859/ch.l 

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August  1944  981 

Technical  manuals — Continued. 

Same,    Changes    2;    Apr.    22,    1944.      [1944.]     8    p.    il.    4°     (TM    11-859 

[changes]  2.)     t  W  1.35  :ll-859/ch.2 

■ Same:  Regimental  and  unit  mail  clerks;  June  27,  1944.     1944.     iv+18  p. 

small  4°  (TM  12-275.)  [Supersedes  TM  12-275,  Oct.  24,  1942,  iiicluiling 
Changes  1,  Feb.  23,  1943.]     *  Paper,  10c.  W  1.35  :  12-275/2 

• Same:  Reperforator  teletypewriter  set%  TG-16  and  TG-17 ;  July  3,  1944. 

1944.     v+34  p.  il.     (TM  11-2201.)      [Supersedes  TM  11-2201,  Nov.  6,  1943.] 

*  Paper,  10c.  W  1.35 :  11-2201 

■ Same :  Semipermanent  highway  steel  bridges,  30-,  60-,  and  90-foot  spans ; 

June  27,  1944.     [1944.]     cover  title,  78  p.   il.   oblong  large  S"     (TM  5-285.) 

*  Paper,  50c.  W  1.35  :  5-285 

Same :  75-mm  gim  M1S97A4  mounted  in  combat  vehicles  [with  list  of  ref- 
erences] ;  June  10,  1943.  [Publications  Department,  Raritan  Arsenal,  1943.] 
cover  title,  114  p.  il.  (TM  &-306. )  [Prepared  under  direction  of  chief  of 
ordnance.     No  distribution  to  depository  libraries  by  Documents  Office.]      t 

W  1.35 : 9-306 

Same:  75-mm  gun  M1897A4,  mounted  in  combat  vehicles.  Changes  1;  June 

20,1944.     [1944.]     22p.il.     (TM  9-306  [changes]  1.)     t        W  1.35 :9-306/ch.l 

Same :  Standing  operating  pi-ocedures  for  movement  of  equipment  and  sup- 
plies to  ports  of  embarkation,  Canada  and  Mexico ;  June  22,  1944.  1944. 
iv+19  p.  il.  4°  (TM  38-415.)  [Prepared  under  supervision  of  commanding 
general,  Armv  Service  Forces.  Supersedes  Memorandum  W55-8-42,  Nov.  30, 
1942,  including  Changes  1,  Jan.  10,  1944.]     *  Paper,  10c.  W  1.35 :  38^15 

Same,    Changes   1;    July   3,   1944.     [1944.]     p.    [1],   19,    4°     (TM    38-415 

[changes]  1. )     *  Paper,  5c.  W  1.35 :  38-415/ch.l 

Same:  Substation  installation;  June  30,  1944.     1944.     iv+104  p.  il.     (TM 

11-474.)     *  Paper,  20c.  W  1.35  :  11-474 

Same :  Termination  accounting  manual  for  fixed-price  supply   contracts 

[chap.  1-4  and  appendixes  1  and  2]  ;  June  1,  1944.  1944.  v+54  p.  4°  (TM 
14-1005  [chap.  1-4].)  [Issued  in  loose-leaf  form.  Supersedes  TM  14-320, 
July  7,  1943.]  *  Paper,  50c.  (including  chap.  5  and  6  and  changes  to  the 
manual,  to  be  printed  later).  W  1.35  :  14-1005/chap.l-4 

Same:  Thermographs     Mi:^77     and     MLr-277 ;      July     17,     1944.     1944. 

Iv-l-19p.il.     (TM  11-126.)     *  Paper,  10c.  W  1.35: 11-426 

Telephone  directory,  War  Department;  July  7,  1944.  [1944.]  iv-f 63-f-C39-f  [2] 
p.  4°     t  W  1.19  :  944/4 

Training  circular  31^7 ;  May  1-July  20,  1944.  [1944.]  various  paging,  il. 
[Issued  with  perforations.]     t  W  1.36 :  944/31-47 

ARMY  AIR  FORCES 

Air  force,  official  service  journal  of  Army  Air  Forces,  July  1944;  [v.  27,  no.  7]. 
[Air  Force  Editorial  Office,  New  York,  N.  Y.,  1944.]  cover  title,  64  p.  il.  4° 
[Monthly.     Text  and  other  illustrations  on  p.  2-4  of  cover.]     t     • 

W  108.7 :  27/7 

Oovernment  supplies.  Index,  Army  Air  Forces  specifications,  May  1944.  Wright 
Field,  Dayton,  Ohio  [May  3,  1944].  49  p.  il.  [Monthly.  Previous  issues  not 
entered  in  the  Monthly 'catalog.]     t  W  108.13/2  :  944/5 

Same,  June  1944.     Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio  [June  2,  1944].     52  p.  il. 

[Monthly.]      J  W  108.13/2  :  944/6 

IT.  S.  Army  specifications. 

Note. — In  the  list  below,  some  of  the  Amendments  and  Notices  are  for  fpecifications 
which  were  issued  durinj;  the  time  when  entries  for  tlie  specifications  appi'iired  in  the 
Monthly  catalog  under  the  Adjutant  General's  Department,  and  for  these,  tlie  old 
classification  W.^.4S/1  :,  Is  retained  in  order  that  they  may  be  filed  with  the  publications 
to  wiiich  they  belong. 

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932  Government  Pubijcations 

Government  supiJUcs. — Contiinied. 

U.  S.  Army  spocification :  Cable,  power  and  lighting,  shielded  (for  air- 
craft), anidt.  2;  July  4.  1M4.  [Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  July  5,  1944.] 
2p  12"  (No  0r)-27273-G  [amdt.  2].)  [Supersedes  and  includes  Amendment  1, 
July  3,  lW3.i     t  .  W  3.48/1 :  95-27273-G/amdt.2 

Same:  Camera,  type  K-18A  (aircraft),  amdt.  3;  June  14,  1944.     [Wright 

Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  1944.]  4  p.  §1.  4°  (No.  75-92-B  [amdt.  3].)  [Processed. 
Supersedes  and  includes  Amendment  2,  Feb.  28,  1944.]     t 

W  3.48/1 :  75-92-B/amdt.3 

Same :  Case,  shipping  and  filing,  type  L-1,  amdt.  1 ;  May  18,  1944.     [Wright 

Field,  Davton,  Ohio,  1944.]     3  p.  12"     (No.  94-40612  [amdt.  1].)     t 

W  1.49 :  94-40612/amdt.l 

Same:   Compass,   pilot's,   type   B-19    (aircraft),   amdt.   1;   July   4.   1944. 

[Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  July  5,  1944.]  1  p.  12°  (No.  94-27384  [amdt.  1].) 
I  W  3.48/1 :  94^27384/anidt.l 

Same:   Control,   bomb   release   internal    [interval],   type  AN-B-3.    (time 

internal  [interval]  and  counter,  24  volts  D.  C),  amdt.  5;  June  19.  1944. 
[Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  June  26,  1944.]  3  p.  12°  (No.  93-24717-A 
[amdt.  .")].)      [Supersedes  and  includes  Amendment  4.  Nov.  19.  1943.]     t 

W  3.48/1 :  93-24717-A/amdt.5 

Same :  Dryer,  photographic  glossy  print,  type  B-10 ;  June  1,  IMi.     [Wright 

Field.  Davton,  Ohio,  June  12,  1944.]  8  p.  il.  12"  (No.  75-371.)  [Supersedes 
No.  31335,'  Aug.  20,  1943.]     f  W'  1.49 :  75-371 

Same:  Heater,  utility,  t.vpe  F-2   (hand-crank);  May  11,  1944.     [Wright 

Field.  Davton,  Ohio,  1944.]  G  p.  12"  (No.  94-40670.)  [Supersedes  No.  40676, 
Jan.  14,  1944. ]     f  W 1 .49 :  94-40676 

Same:  Indicator,  airspeed,  type  F-IA   (aircraft),  amdt.  1;  July  4,  1944. 

[Wright  Field,  Davton,  Ohio,  July  5,  1944.]  1  p.  12°  (No.  94-2791 6-B 
[amdt.  1].)     t  W  1.49 :  94-27916-B/amdt.l 

Same:  Insert,  knit  woolen  (for  type.D-3  glove),  amdt.  1;  June  3.  1944. 

[Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  June  3,  1944.]  1  p.  12°  (No.  94-3190  [amdt.  1].) 
I  W1.49:94-3190/amdt.l 

Same:  Kit,  photographic  processing  and  developing,  type  N-1 ;  Apr.  25, 

1944.  [Wright  Field.  Dayton,  Ohio,  June  12,  1944.]  11  p.  il.  12°  (No.  75-372.) 
[Supersedes  No.  31320,  Aug.  27,  1943.]     t  W  1.49:  75-372 

Same:  Lambskin,  baby,  amdt.  1;  May  27,  1944.     [Wright  Field.  Dayton, 

Ohio,  1944.]     2  p.  12°     (No.  8-137  [amdt.  1].)     t  W  3.48/1 :  8-137/amdt.l 

Same:  Lamp  assembly,  cabin,   t.vpe  A-11    (work  table):  June  14.  1944. 

[Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio.  June  26,  1944.]  8  p.  il.  12°  (No.  94-32372-B.) 
[Supersedes  No.  94-32372-A,  Nov.  25,  1942.]     t  W  1.49:  94-32372-B 

Same :  Lamp  assembly,  flashlight,  type  A-8 ;  June  19,  1944.     [Wright  Field, 

Davton,  Ohio,  June  26,  1944.]  10  p.  il.  12"  (No.  94-32413-A.)  [Supersedes 
No."  94-32413,  Mar.  1,  1943.]     t  W  1.49 :  94-32413-A 

Same:  IMeter,  electric  (aircraft)  direct  current,  general  specification  for, 

amdt.  1  •  Mav  12,  1944.  [Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio.  1944.]  2  p.  12"  (No. 
94-27226-E  [amdt.  1].)     t  W  3.48/1 :  94-27226-E/amdt.l 

Same:  Plates,  photographic  ferrotype  (size  22X26  inches,  chrome  plated)  ; 

Mav  25,  1944.  [Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  1944.]  4  p.  12°  (No.  75-373.) 
[Supersedes  No.  31114,  Oct.  29,  1940.]     t  W  1.49:  75-373 

Same:  Preserver,  paper  negative  (photographic)  :  IMay  25,  1944.     [Wright 

Field.  Davton.  Ohio.  June  9,  1944.]  5  p.  il.  12°  (No.  75-374.)  [Supersedes 
No.  4007fi-C,  Dec.  9.  1941,]     t  W  1.49:  75-374 

Same:  Pump,  fuel  booster,  type  B-7B    (electric-motor-driven);   May  22, 

1944.  [Wright  Field,  Davton.  Ohio.  June  12,  1944.]  13  p.  il.  12°  (No.  95- 
28163-B.)      [Supersedes  No.  95-28163-A,  Oct.  25,   1943.]     t 

W1.49:95-28163-B 

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August  1944  983 

Ooverntneut  supplies. — Continued. 

Same:  Regulator,  voltage    (aircraft  generator),  amdt.   1;   June  3,  1944. 

[Wright    Field,    Dayton,    Ohio,    June    5,  1944.]     1    p.    12°     (No.    94-32276-B 

[amdt.  1].)     t  W  1.49 :  94-32276-B/amdt.l 

• Same  :  Shell,  leather  (for  type  D-3  glove) ,  amdt.  1 ;  June  3, 1944.     [Wright 

Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  June  3,  1944.]     1  p.  12"     (No.  94-3191  [amdt.  1].)     t 

W  1.49 :  94-3191/amdt.l 

■ Same :  Sight,  gun  camera  bore,  type  AN-1 ;  May  25,  1944.     [Wright  Field, 

Davton.  Ohio,  June  9,  1944.]  5  p.  il.  12°  (No.  75-176-C.)  [Supersedes 
75-176-B,  Apr.  9,  1943.]     t  W  1.49  :  75-176-C 

• Same:  Signal,  altitude  warning,  type  H-2  (aircraft,  24  volts,  D.  C),  amdt. 

2;  May  23,  1944.  [Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  May  28,  1944.]  3  p.  12° 
(No.  94-32390-A  [amdt.  2].)  [Supersedes  and  includes  Amendment  1,  Mar.  15, 
1944.]     t  W  3.48/1 :  94-32390-A/amdt.2 

Same:  Solenoid,   type  G-llA    (aircraft,   24  volts  D.   C.)  ;   May  4,   1944. 

[Wright  Field,  Dayton.  Ohio,  1944.]  8  p.  il.  12°  (No.  93-24746-B.)  [Super- 
sedes No.  93-24T46-A,  Sept.  16,  1943.]     t  W  1.49 :  93-24746-B 

Same:  Starter,  type  G-6A    (combination  electric  inertia-direct  cranking 

24-volt  D.  C.)  :  May  23,  1944.  [Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  May  28,  1944.] 
4  p.  il.  12°     (No.  95-32304-A.)      [Supersedes  No.  95-32304,  Nov.  12,  1941.]     t 

W  1.49 :  95-32304-A 

Same:  Starter,   type  G-17    (combination  electric  inertia-direct  cranking, 

24-volt  D.  C.)  ;  June  6,  1944.  [Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  1944.]  5  p.  il.  12° 
(No.  95-32443.)      [Super.sedes  No.  32443,  Dec.  10,  1943.]     t      W  1.49 :  95-32443 

Same:  Thermometer,  type  C-13B  (aircraft,  direct  reading),  amdt.  1;  June 

26,  1944.  [Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  June  28,  1944.]  1  p.  12°  (No.  94- 
27328-B   [amdt.  1].)     t  W  1.49 :  94-27328-B/amdt.l 

Safely  .speeds  production,  message  for  supervisors;  [by  M.  B.  Dahl].  [Reprint 
with  changes,  1944.]  [2] +14  p.  il.  (Civilian  Personnel  Division,  Safety  Sec- 
tion.) [Special  bulletin  10  issued  by  Labor  Department,  Labor  Standards 
Division,  1943,  reprinted  for  AAF  i^rsonnel  by  special  arrangement  with  Labor 
Standards  Division.  Includes  list  of  publications  of  interest  in  connection 
with  this  pamphlet.]     f  W  108.2 :  Sa  1 

ARMY  SERVICE  FORCES 

Government  contracts.  Termination  of  contracts  for  convenience  of  the  Govern- 
ment, Change  1 ;  [Apr.  28,  1944].  [1944.]  [22]  p.  4°  (Procurement  regulation 
15  [change  1].)  [Extracted  from  Revision  33  of  Procurement  regulations.] 
This  Change  and  Changes  2-5,  listed  below,  are  included  in  price  of  regulation  15. 

•  Item  1131  W  109.8/2  :  15/2/ch.l 

Same,  Change  2;  [May  IS,  1944].  [1944.]  [59]  p.  4°  (Procurement  regu- 
lation 15  [change  2].)  [Extracted  from  Revision  34  of  Procurement  regula- 
tions.]    •  Item  1131  W  109.8/2  :  15/2/ch.2 

Same,  Changes;  [May  25,  1944].  [1944.]  [25]  p.  4°  (Procurement  regu- 
lation 15  [change  3].)  [Extracted  from  Revision  35  of  Procurement  regula- 
tions.]     •   Item  1331.  W  109.8/2  :  15/2/ch.3 

Same,  Change  4;  [June  7,  1944].  [1944.]  [52]  p.  4°  (Procurement  regula- 
tion 15  [change  4].)     [Extracted  from  Revision  36  of  Procurement  regulations.] 

•  Item  1131  W  109.8/2  :  15/2/ch.4 

Same,  Change  5  ;  [June  29, 1944].  [1944.]  [35]  p.  4°  (Procurement  regula- 
tion 15  [change  5].)    [Extracted  from  Revision  36  of  Procurement  Regulations.] 

•  Item  1131  W  109.8/2  :  15/2/ch.5 

Supply  catalogs.  Army  Service  Forces  catalog :  Ordnance  supply  catolog.  [Pub- 
lications Department,  Raritan  ArsenaJ,  1944.]  [Processetl.  Issued  with  per- 
forations.]    t 

Note. — In  the  lists  .below,  some  of  the  Changes  are  for  the  Standard  nomenclature 
lists  when  they  were  issued  by  the  Ordnance  Department  before  the  establishment  of 
the  Army  Service  Forces  catalog,  and  for  these,  the  old  classification  W.'?4.2:3  :  is  retained 
in  order  that  they  may  be  filed  with  the  publications  to  which  they  belong. 

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984  Government  Publications 

Supply  catalogs — Continued. 
Orel  3  SNL. 

J-101.  Machine  tools  and  related  oqirtpmont  (complete  with  accessories) ;  Jane  7, 
1944.  247  p.  U.  (Standard  nomenclature  list  J-101.)  [Supersedes  SNL 
J-101,  Sept.  20,  1943,  and  Changes  2  and  3,  Feb.  7  and  Apr.  4,  1944.] 

W  109.14  :  Ord  3  J-101 
Ord  5  SNL. 

J-10.  Small  tools;  June  12,  1944.  188  p.  11.  (Standard  nomenclature  list  J-10.) 
[Supersedes  SNL  J-10,  Nov.  2,   1942.]  W  109.14  :  Ord  5  J-10 

Ord  5  Stocli  list. 

Stock  list  of  items  (cross-reference  of  tools,  equipment  and  supplies,  ordnance  section, 

Federal  standard  stock  catalog),  sec.  B,  Changes  1 ;  Mav  12,  1944.      10  p. 

„                     ^    ,  W  109.14  :  Ord  5/2/sec.B/ch.l 

Same,   see.   C,   Changes  1  ;   jNIay   12,    1944.  49   p.  W  109.14  :  Ord  5/2/sec.C/ch.l 

Same,  sec.  D,  Changes  1  ;  May  12,   1944.     9  p.  W  109.14  :  Ord  5/2/sec.D/ch.l 

S:inio,  sec.   G,   Changes  1;  May   12,   1944.      8  p.  W  100.14  :  Ord  .5/2/secG/eh.l 

Same,  sec.  H.  Changes  1;  May  12,  1944.     6   p.  W  109  14  :  Ord  5/2/sec.H/ch.l 

Same,  sec.  I,  Changes  1;  May  12.   1944.      [2]   p.  W  109.14  :  Ord  5/2/sec.I/ch.l 

Same.  sec.  J,  Clianges  1  ;  May  12,  1944.      [2]  p.  W  109.14  :  Ord  5/2/sec.J/ch.l 

Same,  sec.  K   Changes  1  ;  .May  12,  1944.      :i  p.  W  109.14  :  Ord  5/2/sec.K/ch.l 

Same,  sec.  L,  Changes  1;  May  12,   1944.     3  p.  W  109.14  :  Ord  5/2/sec.L/ch.l 

bame,  sec.  M,  Changes  1;  May  12,   1944.     3  p.  W  109.14  :  Ord  5/2/sec.M/ch.l 

Same,  sec.  N,  Changes  1  ;  May  12,  1944.     3  p.  W  109.14  :  Ord  5/2/sec.N/ch.l 

Same,  sec.  O,  Clianges  1  ;  May  12,  1944.     2  p.  W  109  14  :  Ord  5/2/sec.O/ch.l 

Same,  sec.  P,  Changes  1  :  May  12,  1944.     6  p.  W  109  14  :  Ord  5/2/sec.lVch.l 

Same,  sec.  K,  Changes  1  ;  .May  12,  1944.     6  p.  W  109  14  :  Ord  5/2/sec.R/ch.l 

Same,  sec.  S.  Changes  1  ;  May  12.  1944.      10  p.  W  109  14  :  Ord  5/2/sec.S/ch.l 

Same,  sec.  T,  Changes  1,  May  12,  1944.     9  p.  W  109.14  :  Ord  5/2/sec.T/ch.l 

Same.  sec.  V    Changes  1 ;  May  12,  1944.     [2]  p.  W  109.14  :  Ord  5:/2/sec.V7ch.l 

Same,  sec.  Y,  Changes  1  ;  May  12,  1944.     2  p.  W  109.14  :  Ord  5/2/sec.Y/ch.l 

Ord  5^1. 

Stock  list  of  Items,  numerical  index  of  manufacturers'  part  numbers  and  drawing 
numbers  (cross-reference  of  tools,  equipment  and  supplies,  ordnance  section.  Fed- 
eral standard  stock  catalog)  ;  Mar.  4,  1944.     331  p.      [For  information  only.] 

W  109.14  :  Ord  5-1 

Ord  6  SNL.    Tools,  maintenance,  for  repair. 

N-18.  Tool-set,  armorers',  tank  destroyer  battalion,  Changes  2;  June  12,  1944.  [2] 
p.  (Standard  nomenclature  list  N-18,  changes  2.)  [Supersedes  Changes 
1,  May  4,   1944.]  W  109.14  :  Ord  6  N-18/ch.2 

Ord  7  SNL.    Organizational  spare  parts  and  equipment. 

A-42.     Cart,  hand  (M3A4,  M4A1,  M5A1,  and  M6A1)  ;  May  26,  1944.    8  p.  11.     (Stand- 

and     nomenclature    list    A-42.)        [Supersedes     SNL    A-42,     organizational 

spare   parts  and   equipment,   June   24,    1943.]  W  109.14  :  Ord  7  A-42 

B-9.        Shotguns:    Juup    4,    1944.      12    p.    il.       (Standard    nomenclature    list    B-9.) 

[Supersedes  SNL  B-9,  organizational  spare  parts  and  equipment,  Aug.   14. 

1943.]  W  109.14  :  Ord  7  B-9 

L— 4.       Trainer,   field   artillery,   M3,   Changes  1;   June  7,   1944.      [2]    p.      (Standard 

nomenclature  list  L-4,  changes  1.)  W  109.14  :  Ord  7  L-4/ch.l 

Ord  8  SNL.    Higher  echelon  spare  parts  and  equipment  (addendum). 

A-48.     Trainer,    machine  gun    (M3,  M4,  and  M5),   Changes  1;  June  6,  1944.      [2]   p. 
(Standard  nomenclature  list  .\-48,  chan.ges  1.)       W  109.14  :  Ord  8  A-48/ch.l 
F194.     Clock,    message    center.    Ml;    June    14,    1944.      8    p.    il.      (Standard    nomen- 
clature list  F-194.)      [Supersedes  Ord  8  SNL  F-194,  HESP  &  E  (addendum). 
May    4.    1944.]  W  109.14  :  Ord  8  F-194/2 

F-210.  Binocular,  M3,  M6,  MS,  M9  and  M13,  Changes  2;  June  25,  1944.  [2]  p. 
(Standard  nomenclature  list  F-210,  changes  2.)  [Supersedes  Changes  1, 
May  25,   1944.]  W  109.14  :  Ord  8  F-210/2/ch.2 

F-279.  Clock,    tank  :   June   14.   1944.      10  p.      (Standard   nomenclature   list   F-279.) 
[Supersedes  SNL  F-279,  addendum,  July  13,  1943.]      W  100.14  •  Ord  S  F-279 
G-218.  Exploder,    mine,    TlEl  ;    Mar.    30,    1944.     4    p.    4"      (Standard    nomenclature 
,   ,,.^       list  G-218.)  W  109.14;  Ord  8G-218 

J-lb2.   Cleaner  and   tester,    spark   plug,    110  v.,   60   c,   a-c,   sgle-ph..    Champion   SSS 
serial  300,  complete;  June  2,  1944.     5  p.  il.      (Standard  nomenclature  list 
,   o.,   „J-102.)  W  109.14:  Ord  8  J-162 

J-247   Hammer,    riveting,   pneumatic,    ^^    in.   rivet   cap.,   Thor   no.    RC-30,   complete ; 

June  2,  1944.     6  p.  il.      (Standard  nanienclature  list  J-247.) 
,  „,„    ,     .  W  1(19.14  :  Ord  8  J-247 

J-273.  Lathe,  gap,  14-21  X72-in..  quick-change-gear-box,  115  v.,  60  c,  sgle-ph..  Star 
stylo  GH-QC  modified,  eomiilete.  Changes  1;  June  9.  1944.      [2]  p.   (Stand- 
ard noniPiiclaturo  list  J-273.  changes  1.)  W  109.14  :  Ord  8  J-273/ch.l 
J-320.   Machine,  brake  relining  and  grinding,  110  v.,  a.  c.-d.  c.   Star  no.  35-S,  com- 
plete ;  June  2,   1944.     6  p.   il.      (Standard  nomenclature  list  J-320.) 
■,   .^r.    r>^               ^           •  W  109.14  :  Ord  8  J-320 
J-450.  Charger,    battery,    port.,    rectifler-tube-type,    115   v.   60   c.   a-c,   90   v.    6   amp. 
output.  Heyer  model  HI'-12-HW,  complete;  June  2,  1944.     5  p.  il.     (Stand- 
ard nomenclature  list  J-450.)  VV  109.14  :  Ord  8  J-450 

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Supply  catalogs — Continued. 
Ord  9  SNL.    List  of  all  parts. 

A-42.     Cart,  hand    (M3,   M.3A4,  M4,  M4A1,  M5,  M5A1,  M6  and  M6A1),  Changes  I.- 
June 12,  l'J44.      12]   i>.      (Stamlard  nomenclature  list  A-24,  changes  1  ) 
,    ,„       ^     .  ^.  W  109.14  :  Ord  9  A-42/ch.l 

A-48.     Trainer,  machine  gun  (M3,  M4,  and  M.T),  Chansres  1  ;  June  21,  1944      [2]  p 
(Standard   nomenclature  list   A-48,   changes   1.)      W  109.14  :  Ord  9A-48/ch  1 
B-4.        Rifie.    U.    S.,    cal.   .30,   M1917,    Changes   1;    May   17,    1944.      3   p.      (Standard 
nomenclature   list   B-4.   changes    1.)  W  109.14  :  Ord  9  B-4/ch.l 

B-7.  Revolver,  Colt,  cal.  .45,  M1917,  revolver,  Smith  and  Wesson,  cal.  .45,  M1917  • 
June  24,  1944.  23  p.  11.  (Standard  nomenclature  list  B-7.)  [Super- 
sedes p.  1-7  covering  parts  for  revolver,  Colt,  cal.  .45,  M1917,  revolver, 
Smith  and  Wesson,  cal.  .45,  M1917,  p.  11-26  covering  notes  and  figures  of 
SNL  B-7,  parts  and  equipment,  July  28,  1941,  and  Changes  3,  May  12,  1942 
covering  parts  for  revolver,  Colt,  cal.  .45,  M1917,  revolver,  Smith  and 
T,   ,^       T^-.^^'^'^xl^'l;  '^^h  -^^  M1917.]  W  109.14  :  Ord  9  B-7 

B-17.      Rifle,   U.  S.  cal.  .22,  M1922,  Ml,  and  M2,  Changes  1  ;   June  7.   1944       [21    p 
T,  n^^    ^  (Standard  nomenclature  list  B-17,  changes  1.)        W  109.14  :  Ord  »  B-17/ch  i 
F-279.   Clock,  tank,  8-day,  Elgin,  size  22,  grade  562,  catalog  1763,  clock,  tank,  8-day. 
9  jewel,  Waltham,  model  12S09-T.  D.-12,  Changes  2  ;  June  5,  1944.     24  p    11 
(Standard   nomenclature  list  P-279,   changes   2.)       [Supersedes   Changes   1 

T  10Q    T.  ^n'^'-  r"*'   ^^^"^;1    ,/  •        „  ,     ,  W  34.23  :  F-279/list/943/ch.2 

J-129.  Drill,   elec,   port.,   y2-in.,   2-speed,   110   v.,   a.c.-d.c,   Cincinnati  type   UD,   com- 
plete ;  May  29,  1944.     11  p.  11.      (Standard  nomenclature  list  J-129.) 

W  109  14  •  Ord  9  J— 1'>9 
J-181.    Grinder    bench,   elec,   6-in.,   110   v.,   60   c,   sgle-ph.,   B-line   iio.   0^610,   com- 
plete. Changes  1 ;  June  7,  1944.     [2]  p.     (Standard  nomenclature  list  J-181 

T  1BO    n5  ^"^^^^•^   .        ,         ^.         ,.-.  W  109.14:  Ord  9  J-lSl/ch.l 

J-182.  Grinder,    bench,    elec.    7-in.,    110    v.,    60    c,    sgle-ph.,    B-line    no.    CC625,    com- 

'tH^oo  ^'l'"^"^'*"^  1;  June  7,  1944.  [2]  p.  (Standard  nomenclature  list 
T  91S    V  "("^^^i  ^^'^■''^F^    f.^„  ,  W  109.14  :  Ord  9  .T-182/ch.l 

J-218.  Valye-refacer,  dry,  110  v.,  a.c.-d.c,  %2  to  i^ie-in.,  cap.,  Sioux  no.  623-RA,  com- 

V  ofi  Changes  1  ;  June  9,  1944.  [2]  p.  (Standard  nomenclature  list 
1  OOP    vi       ^•'■^!^"^*^?,^r;>  .        ^  W  109.14:  Ord  9  J-218/ch.l 

J-226.   Valve-reseater    110  v.,  a.c-d.c.  Cedar  Rapids  Vie  in.  Arbor  model,  complete: 

June  22,   1944.     6  p.  il.      (Standard  nomenclature  list  J-226.) 

T  ofin     Aft     V,         ^  -I,-  r,       ,.     ^  W  109.14  :  Ord  9  J-226 

J-260.  Attachment,     milling.     South    Bend     10-in.    lathe.     Globe     no.     31,     complete. 
Changes   1;   June   19,   1944.      [2]    p.      (Standard   nomenclature  list   J-260, 
T  07^    T  .,l!^'^''^fn^-L  •  .  ,     ..  W  109.14  :  Ord  9  J-260/ch.l 

J-J70.  Lathe,  16  X72-in.,  quick-change-gear-box.  110  v.,  60  c,  sgle-ph.,  South  Bend 
Son  ^  J;:*-^  modified,  complete;  lathe,  16X96-in.,  quick-chauge-ge:irbox, 
220  v.,  60  c,  sgle-ph.,  South  Bend  no.  117-E,  complete;  lathe,  16X96-in. 
quick-change-gear-box,  220  v.,  60  c,  3-i>h.,  South  Bend  no.  117-E,  com- 
plete;  and  lathe,  16X96-in.,  quick-change-gear-box,  220  v.,  60  c  3-ph 
South  Bend  no  8117-E,  complete  ;  May  5,  1944.  99  p.  il.  (Standard  nomen- 
clature list  J-275.)  W  109  14  •  Ord  9  J- ''75 
J-296.  Press  /Irlll  floor  %X  14  in.,  110  v.,  60  c,  sgle-ph.,  Delta,  complete;  May  19, 
1J44.      19   p.    u.      (Standard   nomenclature   ILst    J-296.) 

J-304.  Press,  drill    floor    %X15-in..  110  v.,  60  c,   sgle-ph..   BuffixloVo^  "inSV?  "SI! 
hed,  complete ;  May  24,  1944.     19  p.  il.      (Standard  nomenclature  list  J-304  ) 

T-417    r^n^-ot^.    11/1  .  ,.  W  109.14  :  Ord  9  .T-.}04 

J   ill.  Lrenerator    liy^  kw.,  port.,  gasoline-engine-driven,  110  v.,  60  c,  sgle-ph..  Home- 
lite  model  HRA    complete;   June   10,   1944.     32  p.   il.      (Standard   nomen- 
clature list  J-417.)  W  109.14  :  Ord  9  J-417 
Ord  10  SNL.  Tools  and  supplies. 

N-7.       Ordnance  medium   maintenance  company.   Changes   1  ;   June   10,   1944.     56  D 
(Standard  nomenclature  list  N-7,  tentative,  changes  1.) 

V  o         n    1        ^     1  ■  ^V  109.14  :  Ord  10  N-7/ch.l 
N-J.       Oidnancp  heavy  maintenance  company,  field  army.  Changes  1;  June  10    1944 

4  p.      (Standard  nomenclature  list  N-9,   tentative,   changes   1  ) 
M  17      r^   1  •..  W  109.14  :  Ord  10  N-9/ch.l 

N-17.     Ordnance  ammunition  company.  Changes  1;  June  16.  1944.     [21   p       (Stand- 

V  QT       n"r^  nomenclature  list  N-17,  changes  1.)  W  109.14  :  Ord  10  N-17/ch.l 
lM-d7.      Ordnance    heavy    maintenance    company,    tank.    Changes    1  ;    June    10     1944 

4  p.      (Standard  nomenclature  list  N-37,  tentative,  changes  1.) 
M  R^      r>,  1        .,  .    .  ^  W  109.14  :  Ord  10  N-37/ch.l 

iN-ua.     Ordnance  maintenance  battalion,  armored  division.  Changes  1  •  June  1    1944 

4  p.     (Standard  nomenclature  list  N-65,  changes  1.) 

K  Q7       Ai.h^..r,„  ^1  •    .  W  109.14  :  Ord  10  N-65/ch.l 

JN-S7.     Airhoine  ordnance  maintenance  company.   Chances   1;  June  10,   1944       3   p 

(Standard  nomenclature  list  N-87,  tentative.  Changes  1.) 
vr  ,17    n,.,ir.„    „     K  ,        ,  W  109.14  :  Ord  10  N~87/ch.l 

it-an.  Ordnance  base  armored  vehicle  maintenance  companv.  Changes  1  ;  June  10 

1944.  1  p.  (Standard  nomenclature  list  N-317.  tentative,  changes  1  )  ' 
>T  qio    o,.,i^„„„    K  „  W  109.14  :  Ord  10  N-317/ch.l 

s>i~aiJ.   urflnance  base,  small  arms  maintenance  companv.  Changes  1  ;  June  10,  1944 

L-J  p.      (Standard  nomenclature  list  N-319,  tentative    changes  1  ) 

W  109.14  :  Ord  10  N-319/ch.l 

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986 


Government  Publications 


SiippUl  catalofjx — Continued. 

Old  12  SNL  ()(JS.  Obsolete  general  supplies. 


2-1. 


7-1. 


Obsoloto  uronp  K  matoriol,  major  itonis ;  Juno  15,  1944.  12  p.  (Standard 
nom.'ncJature  list  OGS  2-1.)  ( Supersedes  SNL,  OGS  group  2-1  Dec.  23, 
1043,  and  Cluuigos  1,  Mar.  2,   1!)-I4.]  W  100.14  :  Ord  12  2-1/2 

Obsolete  (.'rouii  G  inateiiel.  major  items:  June  15,  1944.  10  p.  (Standard 
nomenelalure  list  OGS  7-1.)  [Supersedes  SNL.  OGS  sroup  7-1.  Jan.  28. 
1!)44,  and  Clianges  1,  Feb.  10,  11)44.]  W  109.14  :  Ord  12  7-1/2 


[Title  on  p.  1  is: 
W  3.11 :  944 


ADJVTANT  GENERAI-'S   DEPABTMENT 

Army.     OlTicial  Army  resister,  Jan.  1,  1944.     1944.     ^-1+ 1629  p. 
Keijister  of  Armv  of  United  States  for  1944.]     *  Paper,  $1.75, 
L.  C.  card  4-18250 

Same.     (H.  doc.  427,  7S(li  Cong.  2d  soss.) 

Army  life  and  Army  recruiting  news.  June  1944 ;  v.  26,  no.  6.  [Governors  Island, 
N  Y.,  Recruiting  Publicity  Bureau,  United  States  Army,  June  1,  1944.] 
18+ [2]  p.  il.  large  8°  [iMoutbly.]  t  Kecruiting  Publicity  Bureau,  Governors 
Island,  N.  Y.  ,^„  .^   „^  ,^ 

L.  C.  card  War  22-1  W  3.45 :  26/6 

On/atuzation.  [Adjutant  General's  Office,  organization  and  functions,  approved 
Jan.  21,  1944,  revised  pages]  ;  June  12,  1914.  [H'44.1  [13J  leaves,  il.  oblong  8" 
[Processed.     Issued  in  loose-leaf  form  for  insertion  in  original  publication.]     t 

W  3.2 :  Or  3/6/944/rev.pages-2 

Posticrs.  Army  con.servation  project;  [posters].  1944.  Each  16.9X13.2  in.  or 
16  9X14  in.  [For  official  use  only  and  distributed  only  within  the  armed 
services.]     %  W  3.46/7  :  SO-Q-32,  etc. 

80-Q-32.  Don't  overcook  meat,  cook  at  low  temperature,  for  host  roasting  results  always 

cUeck  with  this  chart.      IThis  poster  to  l)e  displayed  in  kitchens  only.] 
82-P-12.   Supplies  on  the  shelf  are  out  of  action  !  let's  get  'em  back  in  the  tight,      llhis 

poster  to  be  display<  d  in  unit  supp  y  room  only.]  ,      ,  , 

91-P-IT5    Vital  war  materials  from  salv;>£:ed  kitchen  waste,  keep  'em  separate,  keep    em 

cl-an.      [This  poster  will  be  displayed  in  kitchens  only.] 
92-0-11.  Match  your  tires  !  make  tires  last. 

Some  birds  talk  too  much!   silence  means  security!!   "parrot"   security 

poster.     1944.     22X14  in.     $  W  3.46/1 :  T 14/15 

JUDGE  ADVOCATE  GENERAL'S  DEPARTMENT 

Bulletin.  Bulletin  of  judge  advocate  general  of  Army,  tables  of  opinions  and 
cases  published  in  v.  1-2,  1942-43,  and  in  Supplement  1.  1941,  to  Digest  of 
opinions  of  judge  advocate  general  of  Army,  1912-40.  1944.  iii+137-154  p. 
[Issued  with  perforations.]     t     •  Item  1169  W  10.3 :  v.l,  2/ tab. 

Bulletin  of  judge  advocate  general  of  Army,  v.  3,  no.  5 ;  May  1944.     1944. 

iii+179-221  p.     [Slonthly.     Issued  with  perforations.]     %     •  Item  1169 

W  10.3 :  3/o 

•  MEDICAL  DEPARTMENT 

Anuy  luir.^e.  Army  nurse,  for  Army  nurses.  Medical  Department  dietitians, 
Medical  Department  physical  therapy  aides,  occupational  therapy  aides,  v.  1, 
no.  1 ;  Jan.  1944.     [1944.]     10  p.  il.  4°     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t  oq.i/i 

Same   v.  1,  no.  2;  Feb.  1944.     [1944.]     5  p.  il.  4°     [Monthly.    Processed.] 

J  W  44.29 : 1/2 

Same,  v.  1,  no.  3 ;  Mar.  1944.     [1!'44.]     11  p.  il.  4°     [Monthly.    Processed.] 

+  W  44.29 : 1/3 

Same,  V.  1,  no.  4 ;  Apr.  1944.      [1944.]     13  p.  il.  4°     [Monthly.     Processed.] 

Same,  v.  1.  no.  5;  May  1944.     [1944.]     16  p.  il.  4°     [Monthly.    Processed.] 

*  W  44.29 : 1/5 

Same,  V.  1,  no.  6 ;  June  1944.     [1944.]     17  p.  il.  4»     [Monthly.     Processed.] 

•     Sent  to  Depository  Libraries 


August  1944  987 

Government  supplies.  Catalog  change  notice  7-1943,  for  1943  Medical  Depart- 
ment supply  catalog,  anidt.  2;  June  15,  1044.  [1!M4.J  1  p.  4"  [Processed. 
Issued  in  loose-leaf  form  for  insertion  in  supply  catalog.!     J 

W  44.26 :  943/ch.7/amdt.2 

Catalog  change  notice  10-1943,  for  1943  Medical  Department  supply  catalog; 

June  15,  3944.  [1944.1  [1] +l-7a+S-13  leaves,  4°  [Processed.  Issued  in 
loose-leaf  form  for  insertion  in  supply  catalog.]     t  W  44.26 :  943/ch.lO' 

MOKALE   SERVICES   mVISION 

Armed  Forces  Institute.  Catalog  of  Armed  Forces  Institute  ;  prepared  by  Morale 
Services  Division,  Army  Service  Forces  and  Educational  Services  Section, 
Bureau  of  Naval  Personnel.  2d  edition,  Mar.  1944.  [1944.]  [4] +100  p.  il. 
[Title  on  cover  is:  T'SAFI,  United  States  Armed  Forces  Institute,  Army-Navy 
school  witli  the  world  campus.]  f 
L.  C.  card  44-41270  W  109.202 :  Ar  5/944 

Ncwsmap.  Newsmap,  June  22-29  to  July  20^27  [1944],  v.  3,  no.  11-15;  prepared 
hv  Armv  Information  Branch,  from  public  sources  of  information.  July  3-31, 
1944.    Each  [2]  p.  il.  oblong  f°     [Weekly.]     t  W  109.207 :  3/11-15 

Same,  special  edition,  June  15-22  to  June  29-July  6  [1944],  v.  3,  no.  10-12; 

prepared  l)y  Army  Information  Branch,  from  public  sources  of  information. 
July  3-17,  1944.     Each  [2]  p.  il.  oblong  f"     [Weekly.]     $    W  109.207/2 :  3/10-12 

Newsmap,  industrial  edition,  June  22-29  to  July  20-27   [1944],  v.  3,  no. 

11-15;  prepared  from  public  sources  of  information.  July  3-31,  1944.  Each 
1  p.  il.  oblong  f°     [Weekly.]     t  '  W  109.209 : 3/11-15 

Newsmap,  overseas  edition,  June  22-29  to  July  20-27  [1944],  v.  3,  no.  11-15; 

pi'epared  by  Ai-my  Information  Branch,  from  public  sources  of  infornjation. 
July  10-Aug.  7  ,1944.    Each  [2|  p.  il.  oWong  t°     [Weekly.]     $ 

W  109.208 :  3/11-15 

l'n.<(i('rs.  Your  battleship  and  her  requirements;  [poster].  1944.  17.5X23.5  in. 
[From  Newsmap,  overseas  edition,  .May  11-lS,  1944.]     t  W  109.211 :  B32 

ordnance;  department 

Firivg  tables.  Firing  tables  for  gun,  6-inch,  M1900,  I\I1903A2,  and  M190.5A2, 
firing  .sliell.  H.  E.,  Mk.  2A2,  Changes  1;  May  29,  1944.  Publications  Depart- 
ment, Kai-itan  Arsenal  [1944].  1  p.  10°  (FT  6-F-l  [changes]  1.)  [Proc- 
essed.]    I  W  34.34  :  6-F-l/ch.l 

Firing  tables  for  gun,  8-inch,  Ml,  firing  shell,  H.  E.,  M103,  with  fuze,  M.  T., 

MG7,  Changes  1 :  JIar.  7,  1944.  [Publications  Department,  Raritan  Arsenal, 
lf>44.]      [12 1   p.   12"     (FT  8-1^1    [changes]   1.)      [Proces!<ed.l     t 

W  34.34 :  8-I^l/ch.l 

Firing  tai)les  for  gun,  7.5-mm,  M2  and  M3  (tank),  firing  shell,  H.  E.,  M48, 

shell,  II.  E.,  Mk.  2.  shell,  smoke  (WP)  Mk.  2,  projectile,  A.  P.  C.  Mfil.  and  shell, 
fixed  (smoke)  B.  E.,  M89,  Changes  3;  May  1,  1944.  [Publications  Depart- 
ment, Raritan  Arsenal,  1944.  |  [U|  leaves,  24"  (FT  75-AD-5  Ichanges]  3.) 
[Processed.     Sui)ersedes  Changes  1  and  2,  Sept.  25  and  Dec.  29,  1943.]     J 

W  34.34 :  75-AD-5/ch.3 

Firing  tables  for  gun,  1.55-nun,  Ml  ami  MlAl,  firing  .shell.  H.  E.,  MlOl  and 

shell,  chemical,  Ml()4.  Changes  1;  May  29,  1944.  [Publications  Department, 
Raritan  Arsenal,  1944.]  [1] +105-113  p.  narrow  12"  (FT  1.5.VS-2  [changes] 
1.)      [Processed.]     t  W  34.34 :  155-S-2/ch.l 

Firing  tables  for  howitzer.  105-mm,  M2.  M2A1  and  IM4,  firing  shell,  smoke, 

B.  E.,  105-nun.  MS4,  shell,  II.  E.,  A.  T.,  M67,  and  shell,  H.  E.,  Ml,  Changes  5; 
Mar.  11,  1944.  [Publications  Department,  Raritan  Ar.senal,  1944.]  4  p.  12° 
(FT  105-H-3  [changes]  5.)  [Processed.  Supersedes  Changes  1-4.  Nov.  18, 
1942-Jan.  27,  1944.]     t  AV  34.34  :  105-H-3/ch.5 

Same,  Changes  0:  May  2.  1944.     Publications  Department,  Raritan  Ar.senal 

[1944].     1  p.  12"     (FT  10.5-H-3  [changes]  0.)      [Processed.]      J 

W  34.34 :  105-H-3/ch.6. 

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988  Government  Publications 

Firing  tables. — Continued. 

• Same,  Chaiigos  7  ;  May  24, 1944.     Publications  Department,  Raritan  Arsenal 

[1944].     1  p.  10°     (FT  105-H-3  [changes]  7.)      [Processed.]     t 

W  34.34 :  105-H-3/ch.7 

Firinfi  tal)les  for  howitzer,  lo5-mni.  Ml,  firing  shell,  H.  E.,  M107,  with 

fuze,  P.  D.,  MHl,  fuze,  comb,  time  sq.,  M55,  fuze,  time,  mechanical,  M67  and 
shell,  smoke,  B.  E.,  155-mm.  M116.  fuze,  comb,  time  sq.,  M54 ;  Apr.  1944.  1944. 
xx-i+131  +  [4]  p.  il.  16°  (FT  irir)-Q-2.)  [Supersedes  FT  155-Q-l,  July  7, 
1942,  and  Changes  2,  Jan.  21,  1944.]     t  W  34.34  :  155-Q-2 

• Same,  Changes  1 ;  May  24, 1944.     Publications  Department,  Raritan  Arsenal 

[1944].     1  p.  12°     (FT  155-Q-2  [changes]  1.)      [Processed.]     t 

W  34.34 :  155-Q-2/ch.l 

Firing  tables  for  howitzer,  155-mm,  M1917,  M1917A1,  and  M1918,  firing 

shell,  li.  E.,  M102,  shell,  H.  E.,  Mk.  lAl,  shell,  smoke,  B.  E.,  M115,  Changes  1; 
May  24,  1944.  I'ublications  Department,  Raritan  Arsenal  [1944.]  1  p.  12° 
(FT  155- V-2    [changes]    1.)      [Processed.]     t  W  34.34 :  155-V-2/ch.l 

Ordnance  provision  system.     Ordnance  catalog    (ordnance   provision   system)  : 
Groups  C-F.     [Publications  Department,  Raritan  Arsenal,  1944.]     [Processed. 
Issued  with  perforations.]     t 
Standard  nomenclature  lists. 

C-58.     Gun.  76-mni  IMIAI,  and  mount,  gun.  76-mm.  Tl,  list  of  all  parts,  changes  1; 

June    9,    1944.      [2]    p.  W  34.23  :  C-58/list/943/ch.l 

D-18.     Gun,    antiaircraft,    105-mm,    M3,   and    mount,    105-mm   antiaircraft    gun.    Ml 

(fiixed),  Changes  2;  June  30,  1944.     1  p.  W  34.23  :  D-18/ch.2 

P— 213.  Instrument,   azimuth,   M1918A1,   organizational   spare  parts   and   equipment, 

Changes    1  ;    June    27,    1944.     1    p.  W  34.23  :  F-213/orgn./943/ch.l 

PROVOST  MABSHAL  QENERAI^'s  OFFICE 

Posters.  Safety  record,  hours  lost  through  avoidable  accidents,  0.  Get  yourself 
a  zero  too  !  [poster].  1944.  39.9X28.4  in.  (War  Department  Safety  Council.) 
[lUustratoi*,  Adolph  Treidler.  This  poster  also  issued  in  various  smaller 
sizes.]     t  W 37.11:  Sal/3 

ENGINEER  DEPARTMENT 

Genesee  River,  N.  Y.,  letter  submitting  report  on  preliminary  examination  and 
survey  of  Genesee  River,  N.  Y.  1944.  v+35  p.  map.  (H.  doc.  615,  78th  Cong, 
2d  sess.)      [This  report  is  on  the  survey  only.]     *  Paper,  10c. 

Littlejohn  Creek  and  Calaveras  River  stream  groups,  Calif.,  letter  submitting 
report  on  preliminary  examination  and  survey  of  Littlejohn  Creek  and  Calav- 
eras River  stream  groups,  Calif.  1944.  xiii4-40  p.  map.  (H.  doc.  545,  78th 
Cong.  2d  sess.)      [This  report  is  on  the  survey  only.]     *  Paper,  10c. 

Mianus  River,  Conn.,  letter  submitting  report  on  preliminary  examination  and 
survey  of  Mianus  River,  Conn.  Apr.  25,  1944.  13  p.  3  maps.  (H.  doc.  549, 
78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     [This  report  is  on  the  survey  only.]     *  Paper,  10c. 

Petite  Anse,  Bayou.  Bayous  Petit  Anse,  Tigre,  and  Carlin,  La.,  letter  submitting 
report  on  review  of  reports  on  Bayous  Petit  Anse,  Tigre,  and  Carlin,  La.  May 
16,  1944.     18  p.  map.     (H.  doc.  594,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     *  Paper,  10c. 

Red  River  in  vic'nity  of  Shreveport,  La.,  letter  submitting  report  on  preliminary 
examination  and  survey  of  Red  River  in  vicinity  of  Shreveport,  La.,  with  view 
to  determining  advisability  of  providng  bank-protecton  works.  May  29,  1944. 
13  p.  map.  (II.  doc.  627,  7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess.)  [This  report  is  on  the  survey 
only.]     *  Paper,  10c. 

Winooski  River  and  tributaries,  Vt.,  letter  submitting  interim  report  on  review 
of  reports  on  Winoo.ski  River  and  tributaries,  Vt.,  in  interest  of  flood  control 
and  allied  purposes.  May  31,  1941.  18  p.  3  pi.  map.  (H.  doc.  629,  78th  Cong. 
2d  sess.)      *  I'aper,  10c. 

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United  States  jjl / 1 4-944 
GOVERNMENT 
PUBLICATIONS 

Monthly  Catalog 


ISSUED     BY     THE 


Superintendent  of  Documents 

NO.  596 

SEPTEMBER    I  944 


UNITED    STATES 

GOVERNMENT    PRINTING    OFFICE 

WASHINGTON  :  1944 


FOR    SALE    BY    THE    SUPERINTENDENT    OF    DOCUMENTS,    U.    S.    GOVERNMENT 

PRINTING  OFFICE,  WASHINGTON  25,   D.  C,   PRICE  20  CENTS   PER  COPY 

SUBSCRIPTION    PRICE    $2.00    PER    YEAR 

FOREIGN    SUBSCRIPTION    $2.60    PER    YEAR 


Contents 


Page 

Abbreviations,  Explanation iv 

Alphabetical     List     of     Government 

Authors V 

General  Information 989 

Notes  of  General  Interest 992 

Corrections     for     Previous    Monthly 

Catalogs 992 

New  Classification  Numbers 993 

Congressional  Set 994 

Monthly  Catalog 995 


Abbreviations 


Amendment,  amendments amdt.,  amdta. 

Appendix app. 

Article,  articles art. 

Chapter,  chapters ..chap. 

Congress Cong. 

Department Dept. 

Document doc. 

Facgimlle,  facsimiles ..facsim. 

Folio f 

Hooae H. 

House  bill H.  R. 

House  concurrent  resolution H.  Con.  Res. 

House  document H.  doc. 

House  executive  document H.  ex.  doc. 

House  joint  resolution H.  J.  Res. 

House  report H.  rp. 

House  resolution  (simple) H.  Res. 

Illustration,  illustrations 11. 

Inch,  Inches In. 

Latitude lat. 

Longitude ..long. 

Mile,  miles m. 

Month.. mo. 

Nautical  mile naut.  m. 

No  date n.  d. 

No  place n.  p. 

Number,  numbers ....no.,  nos. 

Octavo ..8» 

Page,  pages p. 


Part,  parts. pt.,pts; 

Plate,  plates pi. 

Portrait,  portraits pof. 

Quarto <• 

Report.. rp. 

Saint Bt. 

Section,  sections sec. 

Senate,  Senate  bill 8. 

Senate  concurrent  resolution 8.  Con.  Res. 

Senate  document 8.  doc. 

Senate  executive  document.. 8.  ex.  doc. 

Senate  joint  resolution S.J.  Res. 

Senate  report 8.  rp 

Senate  resolution  (simple) S.  Res. 

Session,  sessions sess. 

Sixteenmo 16* 

Statutes  at  large Stat.L. 

Supplement,  supplements supp.,  supps. 

Table,  tables ..tab. 

Tax  Court T.  O. 

Thirty-twomo 82* 

Treasury .-Treas. 

Twelvemo 12* 

Twenty-fourmo. 24» 

Versus m.,  p. 

Volume,  volumes v. 

Yard,  yards... yd.,  yds. 

Year    - yrj 


Explanation 


Word!  and  flgure«  encloied  In  bracket!  [  ]  are  given  for  Information,  bnt  do 
not  appear  on  the  title  pages  of  the  publications  cataloged.  When  place  and 
printer  are  not  given,  it  is  to  be  understood  that  the  publication  Is  printed  at 
the  United  States  Government  Printing  Office,  Washington,  D.  C;  if  processed, 
publisher  is  issuing  office.  When  siae  is  not  given,  octavo  is  to  be  understood. 
Size  of  maps  is  approximate,  measurement  being  made  from  outer  edge  of  border, 
excluding  margin.  The  dates,  Including  day,  month,  and  year,  given  with  Senate 
and  House  documents  and  reports  are  the  dates  on  which  they  were  ordered  to  be 
printed.  Usually  the  printing  promptly  follows  the  ordering,  but  various  causes 
sometimes  make  delays. 

The  word  "processed"  as  used  in  this  catalog  indicates  publications  which  are 
reproduced  by  duplicating  processes  other  than  ordinary  printing,  e.  g.,  mimeo- 
graph, multigraph,  planograph,  rotaprint,  multilith.  Processed  publications  are 
not  obtainable  from  the  Superintendent  of  Documents  and  requests  for  them,  if 
they  are  available  should  be  addressed  to  the  issuing  office. 

Under  provisions  of  the  Printing  Act  of  January  12,  1895,  all  Government  publi- 
cations are  entered  in  the  Monthly  Catalog.  However,  press  releases  and  admin- 
istrative, regional,  and  confidential  publications  are  omitted. 

The  L.  C.  card  number  appended  to  some  of  the  entries  is  for  those  libraries 
ordering  printed  cards  from  the  library  of  Congress.  The  number  at  the  ex- 
treme right  of  an  entry  indicates  the  classification  of  the  publication  in  the 
Office  of  the  Superintendent  of  Documents. 


Alphabetical  List  of  Government  Authors 

Page 

Accounts  Committee,  House 1014 

Adjutant  General's  Department 1091 

Aeronautics  B ureau 1052 

Agricultural  and  Industrial  Chemistry  Bureau 997 

Agricultural  Economics  Bureau 995 

Agricultural  Research  Administration 9^ 

Agriculture  and  Forestry  Committee,  Senate 1019 

Agriculture  Department 995 

Alaska  Road  Commission 1037 

American  Battle  Monuments  Commission 1003 

American  Small  Business,   Special  Committee  to  Study   Problems  of. 

Senate . 1020 

Animal  Industry  Bureau 997 

Army  Air  Forces 1085 

Army  Service  Forces , 1088 

Army  War  College 1093 

Bonneville  Power  Administration 1031 

Books  for  the  Adult  Blind 1048 

Budget  Bureau 1062 

Census  Bureau 1004 

Centralization  of  Heavy  Industry  in  United  States,  Special  Committee 

to  Investigate,  Senate 1020 

Children's  Bureau 1046 

Civil  Aeronautics  Authority 1006 

Civil  Aeronautics  Board 1006 

Civil  Service  Commission 1003 

Claims  Committee,  House 1015 

Claims  Committee,  Senate 1020 

Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey 1009 

Coast  Guard 1052 

Commerce  Committee,  Senate 1021 

Commerce  Department 1003 

Commodity  Credit  Corporation 1000 

Community  War  Services  Office 1 027 

Congress 1013 

Coordinator  of  Inter-American  Affairs  Office 1062 

Copyright  Office : 1049 

Court  of  Claims 1025 

Dairy  Industry  Bureau 998 

Defense  Transportation  Office 1062 

Distribution  Office 1001 

District  of  Columbia 1025 

Documents  Office 1030 

Education  and  Labor  Committee,  Senate 1022 

Education  Office 1027 

Emergency  Management  Office 1062 

♦  V 


VI  Government  Publications 

Page 

Employeos'  Compensation  Commission 1026 

Employment  Security  Bureau 1029 

Engineer  Department 1093 

Entomology  and  Plant  Quarantine  Bureau 998 

Executive  Agencies,  Special  Committee  to  Investigate,  House 1017 

Executive  Department 1058 

Executive  Office 1058 

Executive  Papers,  Committee  on  Disposition  of,  House 1014 

Expenditures  in  Executive  Departments  Committee,  House 1017 

Extension  Service 1002 

Farm  Credit  Administration ^  999 

Farm  Securit}'  Administration 1002 

Federal  Communications  Commission . . 1026 

Federal  Deposit  Insurance  Corporation 1026 

Federal  Home  Loan  Bank  Administration 1051 

Federal  Power  Commission 1026 

Federal  Register  Division 1050 

Federal  Reserve  System  Board  of  Governors 1027 

Federal  Security  Agency 1027 

Federal  Standard  Stock  Catalog  Division 1073 

Federal  Trade  Commission 1029 

Federal  Works  Agency 1030 

Finance  Committee,  Senate 1022 

Fiscal  Service 1073 

Fish  and  Wildlife  Service 1031 

Foreign  Agricultural  Relations  Office 1000 

Foreign  and  Domestic  Commerce  Bureau 1010 

Foreign  Economic  Administration 1063 

Forest  Service 1000 

General  Accounting  Office 1030 

General  Reference  and  Bibliography  Division 1049 

Geological  Survey 1032 

Government  Printing  Office 1030 

House  of  Representatives 1014 

Human  Nutrition  and  Home  Economics  Bureau 999 

Hydrographic  Office 1053 

Indian  Affairs  Committee,  Senate 1022 

Information  and  Education  Division 1092 

Information  Office 1000 

Interior  Department 1031 

Internal  Revenue  Bureau 1073 

International  Boundary  Commission,  United  States  and  Mexico 1069 

Interstate  Commerce  Commission 1037 

Interstate  Commerce  Committee,  Senate 1022 

Invalid  Pensions  Committee,  House 1017 

Judge  Advocate  General's  Department 1092 

Judiciary  Committee,  Senate 1022 

Justice  Department 1042 

Labor  Committee,  House 1017 

Labor  Department 1046 

Labor  Standards  Division 1046 

Labor  Statistics  Bureau 1046 

Law  Library 1049 


September  1944  vii 

Page 

Laws,  Committee  on  Revision  of,  House 1017 

Legislative  Reference  Service 1049 

Library  of  Army  War  College 1093 

Library  of  Congress 1048 

Library  of  Department  of  Agriculture 1000 

Maritime  Commission 1050 

Medical  Department 1092 

Medicine  and  Surgery  Bureau 1053 

Merchant  Marine  and  Fisheries  Committee,  House 1018 

Military  Affairs  Committee,  House 1018 

Military  Affairs  Committee,  Senate 1023 

Mines  Bureau 1033 

Mississippi  River  Commission 1094 

Morale  Services  Division 1092 

Narcotics  Bureau 1073 

National  Advisory  Committee  for  Aeronautics 1050 

National  Archives 1050 

National  Bureau  of  Standards 1011 

National  Defense  Program,  Special  Committee  Investigating,  Senate.  -  1024 

National  Housing  Agency 1051 

National  Labor  Relations  Board 1051 

National  Museum . 1068 

National  Park  Service 1036 

National  Railroad  Adjustment  Board 1051 

National  War  Labor  Board 1063 

Naval  Affairs  Committee,  House 1018 

Naval  Affairs  Committee,  Senate 1024 

Naval  Operations  Office 1053 

Naval  Personnel  Bureau 1054 

Navy  Department 1052 

Old-Age  and  Survivors  Insurance  Bureau .  1029 

Ordnance  Bureau 1054 

Ordnance  Department 1092 

Pan  American  Sanitary  Bureau 1057 

Pan  American  Union 1058 

Panama  Canal 1058 

Patent  Office 1012 

Plant  Industry,  Soils,  and  Agricultural  Engineering  Bureau 999 

Post  Office  Department 1058 

Post  Offices  and  Post  Roads  Committee,  Senate 1024 

Post- War  Economic  Policy  and  Planning,  Special  Committee  on.  House.  1018 

Post-War  Economic  Policy  and  Planning,  Special  Committee  on.  Senate.  1024 

President  of  United  States 1060 

Presidential,  Vice  Presidential,  and  Senatorial  Campaign  Expenditures, 

1944,  Special  Committee  to  Investigate,  Senate 1025 

Price  Administration  Office 1063 

Printing  Committee,  House 1019 

Privileges  and  Elections  Committee,  Senate 1025 

Procurement  Division 1073 

Public  Assistance  Bureau 1029 

Public  Buildings  Administration 1030 

PubHc  Debt  Bureau '_ 1073 

Public  Health  Service 1028 


VIII  Government  Purlications 

Page 

Public  Relations  Office -  1094 

Public  Roads  Administration 1030 

Quartermaster  General  of  Army 1093 

Railway  Mail  Service 1059 

Reclamation  Bureau 1036 

Reconstruction  Finance  Corporation 1012 

Reduction  of  Nonessential  Federal  Expenditures  Joint  Committee 1019 

Research  and  Statistics  Division 1075 

Rules  Committee,  House 1 1019 

Rural  Electrification  Administration 1000 

Securities  and  Exchange  Commission 1066 

Selective  Service  System 1067 

Senate 1019 

Ships  Bureau 1054 

Smithsonian  Institution 1067 

Social  Security  Board 1028 

Soil  Conservation  Service 1002 

Solicitor,  Labor  Department 1048 

Solid  Fuels  Administration  for  War 1037 

State  Department 1068 

State  Law  Index 1049 

Supplies  and  Accounts  Bureau 1054 

Supreme  Court 1069 

Tax  Court 1069 

Tennessee  Valley  Authority 1072 

Territories  and  Insular  Afifairs  Committee,  Senate 1037 

Topography  Division 1060 

Treasurer  of  United  States 1073 

Treasury  Department 1072 

Veterans  Administration 1076 

Vocational  Rehabilitation  Office 1029 

Wage'  and  Hour  and  Public  Contracts  Divisions 1048 

War  Communications  Board 1064 

War  Department 1076 

War  Finance  Division 1076 

War  Food  Administration 1000 

War  Information  Office 1064 

War  Manpower  Commission 1065 

War  Mobilization  Office 1065 

War  Production  Board 1066 

War  Shipping  Administration 1066 

Ways  and  Means  Committee,  House 1019 

Weather  Bureau 1013 

Women's  Bureau 1048 


General  Information 

The  Superintendent  of  Documents,  Government  Printing  Office,  Washington, 
D.  C,  is  authorized  by  law  to  sell  copies  of  Government  publications  and  to  allow 
a  discount  of  25  percent  to  booli  dealers  and  quantity  purchasers  on  condition 
that  the  purchasers  will  adhere  to  the  public  sales  price  set  by  the  Superintendent 
of  Documents  and  that  publications  shall  not  be  overprinted  with  any  advertising 
matter. 

Publications  cannot  be  supplied  free  to  individuals  nor  forwarded  in  advance 
of  payment. 

The  sales  stoclv,  which  amounts  to  more  than  8  million,  includes  approximately 
65,000  different  titles.  Many  rare  books  are  included,  but  under  tlie  law  all  must 
be  sold  regardless  of  their  age  or  scarcity.  Many  of  the  books  have  been  in  stock 
some  time,  and  are  apt  to  be  shopworn.  In  filling  orders  the  best  copy  available 
is  sent. 

PBICK  LI8TS 

A  general  price  list  of  public  documents  is  not  available,  hut  numerous  lists 
have  been  prepared  on  special  subjects  and  any  of  these  will  be  furuislied  free, 
on  application,  if  the  person  interested  will  state  tlie  subject  or  sul)jects  concern- 
ing which  information  is  desired.  It  will  also  be  noted  tluit  current  publications 
which  are  for  sale  are  Usted  In  this  catalog. 

LIST  OF  SELECrED  PUBLICATIONS 

In  addition  to  the  price  lists,  the  Documents  Office  issues  a  semimonthly  List  of 
selected  United  States  Government  publications  for  sale  by  the  Superintendent 
of  Documents.  Each  list  is  arranged  alphabetically  by  sul)Ject8,  with  annotations 
and  prices,  and  may  be  obtained  free  upon  application  to  the  Superintendent  of 
Documents. 

OONOHESSIONAL  BILLS,    DOCUMENTS,    AND    REPOKT8 

More  than  12,000  different  bills  are  usually  intruduceti  daring  a  session  of 
Congress,  and  there  are  additional  prints  on  many  during  the  progress  of  the  legis- 
lation. With  the  exception  of  a  very  few — such  as  revenue  Itills — the  demand  is  an 
unknown  quantity  and  on  most  of  them  we  receive  no  orders,  which  makes  it 
impossible  to  print  a  sales  supply.  It  may  be  that  a  copy  could  be  obtained  from 
your  congressman. 

A  diiticult  problem  is  also  presented  in  providing  a  supply  of  congressional 
documents  and  reports  because  there  are  usually  more  than  0,000  of  this  class 
of  publications  issued  during  a  Congress  and  only  a  few  of  them  are  called  for. 
We  will  attempt  to  print  for  sale  a  few  of  the  moi-e  important  ones,  but  if  not 
priced  the  only  possible  source  would  be  from  your  Congressman. 

HOW  TO  ORDER  PUBLICATIONS 

Publications  entered  in  this  catalog:  that  are  for  sale  by  the  Superintendent 
of  Documents  are  indicated  by  a  star  (•)  preceding  the  price.  A  dagger  (t) 
Indicates  that  application  should  be  made  to  the  departjnent,  bureau,  or  division 


990  Government  Publications 

Issuing  the  document.  A  double  dagger  (J)  indicates  that  the  document  is 
printed  for  official  nse  and  Is  not  obtainable.  Whenever  additional  information 
concerning  the  method  of  procuring  a  document  seems  necessary,  it  will  be  found 
ander  tht  name  of  the  bureau  by  which  it  was  published. 

In  ordering  a  publication  from  the  Superintendent  of  Documents,  give  (if 
known)  the  name  of  the  publishing  department,  bureau  or  division,  and  the  title, 
together  with  the  classification  number  which  is  added  to  the  entry  at  the  extreme 
right ;  order  the  congressional  documents  and  reports  by  the  title,  together  with 
the  document  or  report  number  and  the  Congress  and  session,  e.  g.,  H.  doc.  422, 
78-2. 

Do  not  use  the  L.  C.  card  number  in  ordering  a  publication. 

HOW  TO  REMIT 

Remittances  for  the  documents  marked  with  a  star  (*)  should  be  made  to  the 
Superintendent  of  Documents,  U.  S.  Government  Printing  Office,  Washington  25, 
D.  C,  by  coupon,  postal  money  order,  express  order,  or  check.  Currency  may 
be  sent  at  sender's  risk.  Foreign  remittances  should  be  made  either  by  inter- 
national money  order  or  draft  on  an  American  bank. 

Foreign  money,  defaced  or  smooth  corns,  icill  not  6e  accepted.  Do  not  send 
postage  stamps. 

For  the  convenience  of  the  general  public,  coupons  in  the  denomination  of  5c 
that  are  good  until  used  In  exchange  for  Government  publications  sold  by  the 
Superintendent  of  Documents  may  be  purchased  from  his  office.  Address  order 
to  Superintendent  of  Documents,  Government  Printing  Office,  Washington  25,  D.  C. 

No  charge  is  made  for  postage  on  documents  forwarded  to  points  in  United 
States  and  possessions,  or  to  Canada,  Cuba,  Mexico,  Newfoundland  (including 
Labrador),  and  certain  Central  and  South  American  countries.  To  other  coun- 
tries the  regular  rate  of  postage  is  charged,  and  remittances  must  cover  such  post- 
age.    In  computing  foreign  postage,  add  one-third  of  the  price  of  the  publication. 

TO  LXBSABIANS 

The  number  given  at  the  extreme  right  of  each  entry  (except  for  congres- 
sional documents  and  reports)  is  the  classification  number  by  which  the  pub- 
lication is  arranged  in  the  Library  and  in  the  sales  stock  of  the  Office  of  the 
Superintendent  of  Documents.  It  can  be  used  as  a  classification  number  by 
such  libraries  as  are  using,  for  the  departmental  publications,  the  arrangement 
of  public  documents  advocated  in  the  Check  list  of  United  States  public  docu- 
ments, 178&-1909.  In  using  this  number  as  a  classification  number  in  a  library. 
It  should  be  noted  that  the  shilling  mark  (/)  is  used  to  separate  what  would 
ordinarily  be  a  superior  or  inferior  number  (the  numbers  immediately  following 
the  line)  from  the  main  classification  number,  it  not  being  practicable  to  print 
these  numbers  as  superiors  or  inferiors  in  the  Monthly  catalog. 

LIBBABT  OF  CONQBEBS  CABDS 

Numbers  to  be  used  in  ordering  the  printed  catalog  cards  of  the  Library  of 
Congress  are  appended  to  entries  for  many  publications.  These  are  given  at 
the  left  with  "L.  C.  card"  prefixed.  Do  not  confuse  with  the  Documents  Office 
classification  number  given  at  the  right.  Orders  for  these  cards,  remittances 
In  payment  for  them,  and  requests  for  information  about  them  should  be  ad- 
dressed to  the  Card  Division,  Library  of  Congress,  not  to  the  Superintendent 
of  Documents.  CJhecks  or  money  orders  should  be  made  payable  to  the  Librarian 
of  Congress. 


September  1944  991 

MONTHLY  CATALOG  DISTEIBUTION 

The  Monthly  catalog  is  sold  on  subscription,  price  $2.00  a  year,  including  index  ; 
foreign  subscription  $2.60  a  year.  Back  numbers  cannot  be  supplied.  Notify 
the  Superintendent  of  Documents  of  any  change  of  address. 


INDEX 

An  Index  to  the  Monthly  catalog  will  be  issued  at  the  end  of  the  calendar 
year.  This  will  contain  index  entries  for  all  the  numbers  issued  from  January 
to  December,  and  can  be  bound  with  the  numbers  as  an  index  to  the  volume. 
Persons  desiring  to  bind  the  catalog  at  the  end  of  the  year  should  be  careful 
to  retain  the  numbers  received  monthly,  as  duplicate  copies  cannot  be  supplied. 


Notes  of  General  Interest 


Information  and  Education  Division 

The  Morale  Services  Division  was  redesignated  as  the  Information  and  Educa- 
lioii  Division  by  ASF  ciri-ular  '25G  of  Aug.  9,  1944,  effective  the  same  date. 


Corrections  for  Previous  Monthly  Catalogs 

August  1944.    On  page  892,  line  beginning  "W  108.13^:  date ",  insert 

"Army  Air  Forces"  above  that  part  of  the  line  which  reads  "Index,  Army  Air 
Forces  specifications"  ;  on  page  941, 1st  entry,  2d  line,  change  "Clara  G.  Johnson*' 
to  read  "Clare  G.  Johnson". 
992 


New  Classification  Numbers 


Information  Office,  Agriculture  Dept. 

A  21.20 :  CT Posters. 

Agricultural  Economics  Bureau. 

A36.152:date Fluid  milk  prices  iu  city  markets   (monthly). 

[Proc] 
War  Food  Administration. 
Distribution  Oflice. 

A  80.128 :  V.  nos.  &  nos Cotton     price     statistics,     monthly     averages. 

[Proc] 

A  80.129:  date Quarterly  soybean  market  review.     [Proc] 

Commerce  Department. 

C  1.23:  nos Banking  institutions  owned   and   operated   by 

Negroes  ;  Annual  reports.     [Proc] 
Census  Bureau. 
C 3.160 :  series  CA-nos.  &  nos__       Population  [congested  areas].     [Proc] 

Federal  Interdepartmental  Safety  Council. 

FIS  1.1:  date Annual  reports.     [Proc] 

FIS  1.2:  CT General  publications. 

FIS1.3:-6:  (Reserved) 

FIS1.7:CT Addresses.     [Proc] 

Food  and  Drug  Administration. 
FS  7.17 :  nos Notices  of  judgment  summarizing  judicial  re- 
view of  orders  under  sec  701  (F)  of  Federal 
food,  drug  and  cosmetic  act. 
National  Labor  Relations  Board. 
LR  1.14  :  V.  nos Court  decisions  relating  to  national  labor  rela- 
tions act. 
Naval  Operations  Office. 
Hydrographic  Office. 

N6.11':CT Supplementary  notices   to  mariners  correction 

sheets  [for  coast  pilots]. 

N  6.11*:  nos Supplementary  notices  to  mariners  correction 

sheets  for  H.  O.  publications. 
Supplies  and  Accounts  Bureau,  Navy  Dept. 

N  20.23:  nos Joint  Army-Navy  specitications. 

Naval  Operations  Office. 

N27.9:CT Flight  preparation  training  series. 

N 27.10:  nos Posters:  [Operational  Dilberts]. 

Note. — Includes      Spoiler      posters.     See,      for 
earlier  nos.,  N  28.16:   (nos.). 
National  Housing  Agency. 

NHA  1.5  :  CT Laws. 

Post  Office  Department. 

P  2.7  :  CT Posters. 

Pan  American  Union. 

PA1.59:CT American  agriculture  series. 

Emergency  Management  Office. 
Price  Administration  Oflice. 

Pr  32.4205 :  CT — —       Laws. 

Pr  32.4249 :  date Coordination  service,  digests  of  interpretations 

of  specific  price  schedules  and  regulations. 
War  I'roduction  Board. 

Pr 32.4820*:  nos Labor  and  management  news:  Supplements. 

War  Manpoiver  Commission. 

Pr  32.5221 :  pt.  &  sec  nos Employment    Service    manual.     [Printed    and 

processed.] 

993 


994  Government  ruBLicATioNs  , 

Pr  32.ri221 " :  iios Emplovnient     Service     niaiiual,     supplemeuts. 

tProc] 

Pr  32.5222 :  nos Technioal  bulletins.     [Proc] 

Note. — See,  for  eaiiier  issues,  L  16.16  :  (nos.). 
State  Deiiartuient. 

S5.42:CT Iiilfnialional  Commission  for  Air  Navigation. 

War  Department. 

W  1.58:  sec.  &  nos Tccliiiical  l)ulletins.     [Printed  and  processed.] 

Army  War  College,  District  of  Columbia. 
Library  of  Army  War  Collcf/e. 
W5o.8:  nos Abstracts  of  selected  periodical  articles  of  mili- 
tary interest  (monthly).     [Proc] 
Army  Service  Forces. 

Morale  Services  Dirision. 

W  109.212:  nos Fact  sheets.   [Printed  and  processed.] 

Selective  Service  System. 

Y3.Se4  :  ISl""'  ) Medical  statistics  bulletins.     [Proc] 

Tennessee  Valley  Authority. 
Y3.T25:  23(""'' ) Agricultural  engineering  publications.     [Proc] 


Congressional  Set 


Note. — The  bound  volumes  of  congressional  documents  and  reports  are  not 
listed  in  the  Monthly  catalogs,  since  the  publications  contained  therein  have  been 
previously  entered  separately. 

The  following  bound  volumes  were  sent  to  Depository  Libraries  during  the 
month  of  August  1944  : 

House  Documents No.    266,    v.    1-3,    78th    Congress,    1st    session. 

•  Item  329 

No.  476,  78th  Congress,  2d  session.     •  Item  325 
Nos.  145,  303,  78th  Congress,  1st  session.     •Item 
323 

Senate  Documents No.  48,  78th  Congress,  1st  session.     •  Item  323 

Senate  Reports No.    10,    pts.    1-14,    78th    Congress,    1st    session. 

•  Item  414 

Nos.  1415-16;31,  Miscellaneous  vol.  4,  77th  Con- 
gress, 2d  session.     •Item  414 

Nos.  1632-1856,  Miscellaneous  vol.  5,  77th  Con- 
gress, 2d  session.     •Item  414 


Monthly    Catalog 

NO.    596        •        SEPTEMBER    1944 
AGRICULTURE  DEPARTMENT 

Note. — Those  publications  of  tlio  Department  of  Agriculture  which  are  for  sale  will  be 
supplied  by  the  Superintendent  of  Documents,  Government  Printing  Office,  Washington  25, 
D.  C.  The  Department  issues  a  monthly  list  of  publications  which  will  be  mailed  to  all 
applicants,  who  can  then  select  the  available  ones  desired. 

Accidents.  Prevent  accidents  [suggestions  for  accident  prevention  on  farm]. 
Feb.  1944,  slightly  revised  June  1944.     [1944.]      [2]   p.  il.  4°     (AWI-S7.)     t 

A  1.59 :  87/2 

Agriculture  decisions.  Agriculture  decisions,  under  regulatory  laws  adminis- 
tered in  Department  of  Agriculture  (including  court  decisions),  v.  3,  no.  5; 
May  1944.  1944.  vi +335-466  p.  [Monthly.  Reported,  indexed,  and  edited 
by  1.  J.  Lowe.  Includes  Agriculture  decisions  631-661.]  *  Paper,  15c.  single 
copy,  $1.50  a  yr.  •  Item  11 
L.  C.  card  Agr  42-262  A  1.58/a :  3/5 

Same,  v.  3,  no.  6;  June  1944.     1944.     vi+467-575  p.     [Monthly.     Reported, 

indexed,  and  edited  bv  I.  J.  Lowe.     Includes  Agriculture  decisions  662-690.] 
•  Item  11  ■  A  1.58/a :  3/6 

Bindweed.  Relation  of  cultivation  to  depletion  of  root  reserves  in  European 
bindweed  at  different  soil  horizons  [with  list  of  literature  cited]  ;  by  A.  L. 
Bakke,  W.  G.  Gaessler.  L.  M.  Pultz,  and  S.  C.  Salmon.  1944.  [2] +137-147  p. 
[From  Journal  of  agricultural  research,  Aug.  15,  1944,  v.  69,  no.  4.]    *  Paper,  5c. 

A  1.23/a  :  B  512/4 

Journal  of  affricuUiiral  research,  v.  69,  no.  3  and  4;  Aug.  1  and  15,  1944.  [1944.] 
cover  titles,  p.  95-167,  il.  3  pi.  4  p.  of  pi.  [Semimonthly.  Articles  appearing 
in  the  Journal  are  listed  in  the  Monthly  catalog  as  issued.]  *  Paper,  10c.  single 
copy,  $2.25  a  vr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $3.75.     •  Item  12 

L.  C.  card  Agr  13-3837  A  1.23 :  69/3,4 

Note. — This  periodical  is  issued  by  the  Agriculture  Department  in  co  iperation  with 
the  Association  of  Land-Grant  Colleges  and  Universities.  As  the  edition  is  limited  it  is 
not  sent  free  to  individuals,  but  only  to  libraries  of  experiment  stations,  colleges,  tech- 
nical schools,  and  universities,  and  to  laboratories,  divisions,  offices,  and  departments 
on  whose  staffs  are  several  technically  trained  men  in  biological,  chemical,  or  physical 
sciences.  It  is  also  sent  to  such  institutions  as  make  suitable  exchanges  of  their  publica- 
tions for  those  of  the  Agriculture  Department. 

Publications.  United  States  Department  of  Agriculture,  monthly  list  of  publi- 
cations.    See  entry,  below,  under  center  head  Information  Office. 

USnA,  Aug.  7  and  21.  1944;  [v.  3,  no.  16  and  17].     [1944.]     Each  4  p.  4"     [Fort- 
nightly.]    t 
L.  C.  card  Agr  42-258  A  1.57 :  3/16,17 

AGRICULTURAL  ECONOMICS  BUREAU 

Addresses.  Beef  cattle  situation  and  outlook  for  cattle  feeding,  by  C.  W.  Crick- 
man,  principal  agricultural  economist.  Bureau  of  Agricultural  Economics,  ad- 
dress, annual  Cattle  Feeders'  Day,  Ames,  Iowa,  June  2,  1944.  [1944.]  21  p. 
11.4°     [Processed.]     t  A  36.51:0  29/2 

AgricuUural  .situation,  brief  .summary  of  economic  conditions,  Aug.  1944;  v.  28, 
no.  8.     [1944.]     24  p.   11.     [Monthly.]     *  Paper,  5c.   single  copy,  50c.  a  yr. ; 
foreign  subscription,  70c.     •  Item  54 
L.  C.  card  Agr  26-1797  A  36.15 :  28/8 

•     Sent  to  Depository  Libraries 

995 


996 


GOVERNMKNT    PuBIJCATIONS 


Agriculture.  Dififerontiiils  in  productivity  and  in  farm  income  of  agricultural 
workers  by  size  of  enterprise  and  by  regions;  by  Louis  J.  Ducoff  and  Margaret 
Jarnian  Hagood.  Washington,  D.  C,  Aug.  1&44.  [2] +54  p.  il.  4"  [Proc- 
essed. J     t  A  36.2:  In  2/11 

Apple  production,  by  varieties,  by  areas,  1944,  with  comparisons.  Aug.  11,  1944. 
4  p.  4°     (Crop  Kejwrting  Board.)      [Processed.]     t  A  36.2  :  Ap  5/11/944 

Cotton  situation,  CS-92 ;  July  1944.  [1944.]  12  p.  il.  4°  [Monthly.  Proc- 
essed.]    t  A  36.40/2:  92 

Dairy  products.  Preliminary  report  of  dairy  products  manufactured  in  1943. 
July  28,  1944.     8  p.  narrow  f     [Processed.]     t       A  36.2 :  D  14/5/943/prelim. 


[1944.]     13   p.    il.    4» 
[1944.]     20  p.    il.4° 


[Monthly.     Proc- 
A  36.65 :  156 


4°     [Monthly. 
A  36.122  :  54 


Dairy   situation,   DS-156;    Aug.    1944. 
essed.]     t 

Demand  and  price  situation,  July  1944.     [1944.]     20  p.    11.4°     [Monthly.     Proc- 
essed.]    t  A  36.28:  944/7 

Farm  income   situation,   FIS-54 ;   July   1944.     [1944.]     l.j  p.    il. 
Processed.  ]     f 

Farm  labor:  Farm  employment  down  4  percent  from  year  ago.     Aug.  14,  1944. 
17  p.  4»     [Processed.]     t  A  36.140 :  944/8 

Farm  real  estate.    Current  developments  in  farm  real  estate  market.    July  1944. 
6  p.  il.  4°     [Processed.]     t  A  36.2 :  R  22/8/944-3 

Farm  real  estate  taxes  in  1943.     July  1944.     2  +   [1]   p.     il.  4°      [Proc- 
essed.]    t  A  36.63  :  Un  3/943 

Fats  and  oils  situation.  FOS-89 ;  July  1944.     [1944.]     22  p.  il.   4°      [Monthly. 
Processed.]     t  A  36.97  :  89 

Feed  situation,   FDS-60;   July   1944.     [1944.]     20  p.   il.    4°     [Monthly.     Proc- 
essed.]    t  A  36.117  :  m 

Food.     National    food    situation,    NFS-18 ;    July    1944.      [1944.] 
[Monthly.     Processed.]     t 

Grain.     Stocks  of  grain.  July  1,  1944.     July  28,  1944.     [2]  p.  large  8°     [Proc- 
essed.]    t  A  36.2  :  G  76/17/944-3 

Hatchery  industry  shows  big  increase   since  1938.  July  1944.     5  p.   large  8° 
[Processed.]     t  A  36.2  :  H  28 

Livestock  and  wool  situation,  LWS-27 ;  July  1944.    [1944.]     21  p.  il.  4°     [Monthly. 
Processed.]     t  A  36.141:  27 

Marketing  and  tran.sportation  situation,  MTS-23;  July  1944.  [1944.]     18  p.  il.  4° 
[Monthly.     Processed.]     t  A  36.143: 23 

Milk.     Fluid  milk  prices  in  city  markets  for  Jan.  1944.  Jan.  13,  1944.     10  p.  4° 
[Monthly.    Processed.    Previous  issues  not  entered  in  the  Monthlv  catalog.]    t 

A  36.152 :  944/1 

Same  for  Feb.  1944.    Feb.  14,  1944.    12  p.  il.  4° 


20  p.  il.  4° 
A  36.147 :  18 


Same  for  Mar.  1944.    Mar.  14,  1944.  10  p.  4° 

Same  for  Apr.  1944.  Apr.  14,  1944.  10  p.  4° 

Same  for  May  1944.     May  13,  1944.  10  p.  4° 

Same  for  June  1944.     June  13,  1944.  10  p.  4° 

Same  for  July  1944.     July  13,  1944.  10  p.  4° 

Same  for  Aug.  1944.     Aug.  15,  1944.  10  p.  4° 


[Monthly. 
[Monthly. 
[Monthly. 
[Monthly. 
[Monthly. 
[Monthly. 
[Monthly. 


Processed.]     + 
A  36.152 :  944/2 

Processed.]     t 
A  36.152 :  944/3 

Processed.]     t 
A  36.152 :  944/4 

Processed.]     t 
A  36.152 :  944/5 

Processed.]     I 
A  36.152 :  944/6 

Processed.]     t 
A  36.152 :  944/7 

Processed.]     t 
A  30.152 :  944/8 


•     Sent  to  Depository  Libraries 


September  1944  997 

Oafs.  Farm  production,  farm  disposition  and  value  of  oats,  1909-41,  by  States; 
[preiwired  by  H.  R.  Walker  ;tnd  others  of  staff  of  Crop  Reporting  Board]. 
Washington,  D.  C,  July  1944.     cover  title,  51  p.  il.  large  8°     [Processed.]     t 

A  36.2  :Oa  8/2/909-41 

Poultry  and  egg  situation,  PES-91 ;  July  1944.  [1944.]  1.^)  p.  il.  4"  [Monthly. 
Proces.sed.]     t  A  36.96:  91 

Prices.  Parity  and  average  prices  received  by  farmers  for  agricultural  com- 
modities, June  1944.     [1944.]     6  p.  4°     [Proce.ssed.]     t         A  36.2  :  P  93/20/944 

PuhlUations.  Check  list  of  publications  issued  during  July  1944.  [1944.1  5  p.  4" 
[Monthly.     Processed.]     t  A  36.70/2 :  944/7 

Toftocco  situation,  TS-29 ;  July  1944.     [1944.]     28  p.  il.  4"     [Processed.]     f 

A  36.94 :  29 

Vegetables.     Commercial   truck   crop   estimate   reports.     [Processed.]     t 

A  36.101: 

Note. — The  Agricultural  Economics  Bureau  Issues  a  series  of  reports  relating  to  truck 
crops  which,  although  numbt^red  in  one  series  (TC  followed  by  the  year  and  a  numlier  witli 
a  different  group  of  hundreds  assigned  for  each  month),  consists  of  several  distinct 
groups  as  follows  :  Commercial  truck  crops  for  fresh  market,  commonly  called  Truck  crop 
reports ;  Truck  crops  for  commercial  processing,  commonly  called  Canning  crop  reports ; 
Truck  crop  news ;  Annual  summaries  in  December  each  year.  Revised  statistical  sum- 
maries are  issued  at  appropriate  intervals  covering  a  varying  period  of  years.  Printed 
summaries  of  these  reports  were  published  in  Crops  and  markets  prior  to  .Tune  1937,  but 
these  have  been  discontinued.  A  yearly  summary  only  is  published  in  the  January 
quarterly  issue  each  year. 

Vegetable  situation,  TVS-73;  July  1944.     [1944.]     27  p.  il.  4"     [Quarterly. 

Processed.]     t  A  36.100:  73 

Veterans.  Guiding  principles  for  establishment  of  veterans  and  others  on  farms  ; 
prepared  by  working  group  on  land  settlement  [of]  Interbureau  Committee  on 
I*ost-War  Programs.     May  1944.     [4] +9  p.  4°     [Processed.     Preliminary.]     t 

A  36.2  :  V  64/prelim. 

Wheat  situation,  WS-82 ;  July  1944.  [1914.]  13  p.  il.  4°  [Bimonthly;  issued 
monthly  during  July  and  August.     Processed.]     t  A  36.86:  82 

AGRICULTURAL   RESEARCH   ADMINISTRATION 
AGRICULTURAI,  AND  INDUSTRIAL  CHE^JilSTEY  BUBEAU 

Agricxtltnral  products.  Industrial  utilization  of  southern  farm  crops ;  by  D.  F.  J. 
Lynch.  [1944.]  8  p.  4°  (AIC-55 ;  Southern  Regional  Research  Laboratory.) 
[Processed.  Presented  before  Southwestern  Chemurgic  Conference,  Oklahoma 
City,  Okla.,  May  18-20,  1944.]     t  A  77.104/2 :  55 

Antioxidants.  List  of  antioxidants  proposed  for  preservation  of  edible  fats  (with 
selected  bibliography  of  papers  and  patents).  [July  15,  1944.]  (AIC-54; 
[Southern  Regional  Research  Laboratory].)      [Processed.]     t      A  77.104/2:  54 

Fruit.  Home  preparation  of  velva  fruit,  new  frozen  fruit  dessert.  July  1944. 
3  p.  4°     (AIC-53;  Western  Regional  Research  Laboratory.)      [Processed.]     t 

A  77.104/2 :  53 

ANIMAL  INDUSTRY  BUREAU 

Bang's  disease.  Statement  of  indemnity  claims  and  averages  in  cooperative 
Bang's  disease  work,  June  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4°     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t 

A  77.211 :  944/6 

Summary  of  brucellosis   (Bang's  disease)   control  program  conducted  by 

Bureau  of  Animal  Industry  in  cooperation  with  the  various  States,  July  1, 
1934-June  30,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4°     [Monthly,     Processed.]     t 

A  77.213 :  944/6 

Summary  of  brucellosis   (Bang's  disease)   work  in  cooperation  with  the 

various  States,  June  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  oblong  8°     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t 

A  77.212 :  944/6 

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608168 — 44— No.  596 2 


998  Government  Pubijcations 

Grasses.     Comparison  of  native  grasses  and  crested  wheatgrass  and  of  supple- 
ments for  beef  cattle  in  northern  Great  Plains  [witli  list  of  literature  cited]  : 
by  W.  n.  Black  and  V.  I.  Clark.     Aug.  1944.     11  p.   il.     (Agriculture  Dcpt. 
Circular  705.)      *raper,  5c.     •  Item  7. 
L.  C.  card  Agr  44-144  A  1.4/2 :  705 

PoM»»-j/ specialty  clubs  and  national  associations.  Revised  [editionl.  July  1944 
4  p.  4"     (A.  H.  D.  no.  18.)      [Processed.]     t  A  77.209 :  18/2 

Service  aunoiDiccments.     Service  and  regulatory  announcements,  June  1044  ;  [no.] 
440.     July  1944.     p.  35-38.     [Monthly.]     *  Paper,  5c.  single  copy,  25c.  a  yr. ; 
foreign  subscription,  60c.     •  Item  70 
L.  C.  card  Agr  7-1658  A  77.208:  446 

Tuberculosis  in  aiiimals.  Summary  of  tuberculosis  eradication  in  cooperation 
with  the  various  States,  June  1944.  [1944.]  1  p.  oblong  8°  [Monthly. 
Processed.]     t  A  77.216 :  944/6 

Virus  Seru7n  Control  Dinisiou.  Activities  of  licensed  establishments  supervised 
by  Virus-Serum  Control  Division.  July  25,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  4°  (Notice  211, 
V.  S.  C.)     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t  A  77.217: 211 

Wool.  Sampling  and  measuring  methods  for  determining  fineness  and  uniformity 
in  wool  [with  list  of  literature  cited]  ;  by  Elroy  M.  Pohle,  L.  N.  Hazel,  and 
II.    R.    Keller.     Aug.    1944.     14    p.    il.     (Agriculture    Dept.    Circular    704.) 

*  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  7 

L.  C.  card  Agr  44-146  A  1.4/2:  704 

DAIKY  INDUSTKY  BURKAU 

Bulls.  List  of  sires  proved  in  dairy  herd  improvement  associations,  1944;  com- 
piled by  Division  of  Dairy  Herd  Improvement  Investigations.  Aug.  1944. 
cover     title.     234    p.      (Agriculture    Dept.     Miscellaneous    publication     547.) 

*  Paper,  30c.     •  Item  14 

L.  C.  card  Agr  37-388  A  1.38:  547 

Dairy  Herd  Improvement  Association  letter,  v.  20,  no.  7;  Julv  1944.  [1944.] 
28  p.  4°     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t  '    A  77.608: 20/7 

ENTOMOLOGY  AND  PLANT  QUARANTINE  BUREAU 

.Air-pressure  tank  for  xise  in  field  application  of  liquid  sprays;  by  Floyd  F.  Smith, 
Paul  H.  Lung,  and  Anthony  L.  Boswell.  July  1944.  4  p.  il.  4"  (ET-218.) 
[Processed.]     t  A  77.313  :  218 

Cattle  gi-ubs.  Preparation  and  use  of  dusts,  sprays,  washes,  and  dips  containing 
rotenone  for  destruction  of  cattle  grubs.  Aug.  1944.  5  p.  4°  (E-623.) 
[Processed.     Prepared  in  cooperation  with  Animal  Industry  Bureau.]     t 

A  77.312 :  B-623 

Grern-hug  or  spring  grain-aphis,  how  to  prevent  its  periodical  outbreaks:   [by] 
W.  R.  Walton.     [June  1921,  .slightly  revised  July  1944.]      [1944.]      [2]+5p.  il. 
(Agriculture  Dept.     Farmers'  bulletin  1217.)     *  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  10 
L.  C.  card  Agr  44-152  A  1.9:  1217/2 

Insecticides.  Preliminary  tests  of  synthetic  organic  compomids  as  insecticides, 
pt.  1  [with  li.st  of  literature  cited  ;"bv]  M.  C.  Swingle,  A.  M.  Phillips,  and  J.  B. 
Gahan.     July  1944.     134  p.  4°     (E-621.)      [Processed.]     t  A 77.312 :  E-621 

Pests.  Review  of  United  States  patents  relating  to  pest  control,  by  R.  C.  Roark, 
v.  17,  no.  6;  June  1944.     [1944.]     5  p.  4°     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t 

A  77.311 :  17/6 

Quarantine.  [Code  of  Federal  regulations]  title  7,  Agriciilture.  Agricultural  Re- 
search Administration,  chap.  3.  Bureau  of  Entomology  and  Plant  Quarantine, 
pt.  301.  Domestic  quarantine  notices,  Mexican  fruitfly  quarantine.  [Notice  of] 
(luarantine  64,  revision  of  regulations,  effective  July  3,  1944.  [1^4.]  4  p. 
t     •  Item  83  A  77.317  :  64 

Service  announcements.  Service  and  regulatory  announcements:  List  of  inter- 
cepted plant  i)ests,  1943  (list  of  pests  recorded  during  period  July  1,  1942- 
Jnne  30.  1943,  as  intercepted  in.  on.  or  with  plants  anil  plant  products  entering 
Tnited  States  territory).     June  1944.     .35  p.     t     •  Item  86        A  77.308/2 :  943 

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September  1944  999 

HUMAN  NUTRITION  AND  HOME  IX'ONOMICS  BUREAU 

Clothing.  Make-overs  fioiii  coats  and  suits;  [by  Clarice  L.  Scott].  [1944.]  16 
p.  il.  4°  (Agriculture  Dept.  Miscellaneous  publication  545.)  [Includes  list 
of  Other  bulletins  on  clothing  and  textiles  available  from  Agriculture  Depart- 
ment.    Supersedes  Leaflet  230,  Make-overs  from  men's  suits.]     *  Paper,  10c. 

•  Item  14 

L.  C.  card  Agr  44-147  A  1.38:  545 

PLANT   INDUSTRY,    S0n.S,    AND   AGRICULTURAL   ENGINEERING    BUREAU 

Actinomyces  scabies.  Variation  and  physiologic  specialization  in  common  scab 
fungus  (Actinomyces  scabies)  [with  list  of  literature  cited]  ;  by  L.  A.  Schaal. 
1944.  [2]-fl69-18G  p.  il.  1  pi.  [From  Journal  of  agricultural  research,  Sept. 
1,  1944,  V.  69,  no.  5.]     *  Paper,  5c.  A  1.23/a  :  F  963/22 

Caulifloiccr  and  broccoli  vari^^nies  and  culture;  [by  Ross  C.  Thompson].  [1944.] 
[2]-fl7p.  il.  (Agriculture  Dept.  Farmers'  bulletin  1957.)  [Supersedes  Leaf- 
let 130,  Cauliliower  and  heading  broccoli  production.]  *  Paper,  10c.  •  Item  10 
L.  C.  card  Agr  44-149  A  1.9  :  1957 

Diseases  of  planta.  Plant  disease  surveys  in  western  United  States  in  1943.  July 
1,  1944.  [2] +30.3-407  p.  il.  4°  (Plant  disease  reporter  supp.  149.)  [Proc- 
essed.]    t  A  77.512: 149 

Onions.  Inbreeding  and  heterosis  and  their  relation  to  development  of  new  varie- 
ties of  onions  [with  list  of  literature  cited]  ;  by  H.  A.  Jones  and  Glen  N.  Davis. 
Aug.  1944.  28  p.  il.  (Agriculture  Dept.  Technical  bulletin  874.)  [Prepared 
in  cooperation  with  California  Agricultural  Experiment  Station.]    *  Paper,  10c. 

•  Item  16 

L.  C.  card  Agr  44-145  A  1.36 :  874 

Plant  disease  reporter,  v.  28,  no.  22-25 ;  July  22-Aug.  15,  1944 ;  issued  by  Plant 
Disease  Survey,  Division  of  Mycology  and  Disease  Survey.  [1944.]  p.  697-822, 
11.4"     [Processed.]     f  A  77.511 :  28/22-25 

Soils.  Moisture  retention  by  some  irrigated  soils  as  related  to  soil-moisture  ten- 
sion [with  list  of  literature  cited]  ;  by  L.  A.  Richards  and  L.  R.  Weaver.  1944. 
[2] -f2 15-235  p.  il.  [From  Journal  of  agricultural  research,  Sept.  15,  1944,  v. 
69,  no.  6.]     *  Paper,  5c.  A  1.23/a  :  So  34/107 

Sngar  beets.  Additional  strains  of  sugar-beet  curly  top  virus;  by  N.  J.  Giddings. 
1944.  [2]  -[-149-157  p.  il.  [From'  Journal  of  agricultural  research,  Aug.  15,  1944, 
V.  69,  no.  4.]    *  Paper,  5c.  A  1.23/a  :  Su  32/69 

Tobacco.  Acquired  immunity  from  curly  top  in  tobacco  and  tomato  [with  list  of 
literature  cited]  ;  by  James  M.  Wallace.  1944.  [2]  +187-214  p.  il.  1  pi.  [From 
Journal  of  agricultural  research,  Sept.  1,  1944,  v.  69,  no.  5.]    *  Paper,  5c. 

A  1.23/a  :  T  551/47 

Viruses  described  primarily  on  ornamental  or  miscellaneous  plants;  [by  Philip 
Brierley].  July  15,  1944.  [1] +410-482  p.  4°  (Plant  disease  reporter  supp. 
150.)     [Processed.]     t  A  77.512: 150 

FARM  CREDIT  ADMINISTRATION  * 

Loans.  Fedei-al  land  bank  and  Land  Bank  Commissioner  loans.  Revised  June 
1944.     [1944.]     12  p.  il.  narrow  8°     (Circular  1.)      t     •  Item  99       A  72.4  : 1/3 

Neivs  for  farmer  cooperatives,  Sept.  1944;  [v.  11,  no.  6].  [1944.]  24  p.  il.  large  8° 
[Monthly.]     *  Paper,  10c.  single  copy,  $1.00  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $1.40. 

•  Item  10(5 

L.  C.  card  36-20027  A  72.10 :  11/6 

Report  of  Farm  Credit  Administration,  Dec.  31,  1943.     [1944.]     cover  title,  28  p. 
[Text  on  p.  2  and  3  of  cover.]    *  Paper,  10c.    •  Item  93 
L.  C.  card  34-26507  A  72.1 :  943 

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1000  Government  Pubijcations 

FOREIGN  AGRICULTURAL  RELATIONS  OFFICE 

Agriculture  in  the  Americas,  Aug.  1944 ;  [v.  4,  no.  8].    [1944.]    cover  title,  p.  143- 
158,   il.  4°      [Mouthly.     Text  and  another   illustration   on  p.   2-4   of  cover.] 
*  Paper,  10c.  single  copy,  75c.  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $1.20.    •  Item  116 
L.  C.  card  Agr  41-6  A  67.15 :  4/8 

Foreign  agriculture,  review  of  foreign  farnr  policy,  production,  and  trade,  v.  8,  no. 
8;  Aug.  1944.     [1944.]     [2] +171-192  p.  II.  4°     [Monthly.]     •  Paper,  10c.  single 
copy,  $1.00  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $1.60.    •  Item  118 
L.  C.  card  43^0327  A  67.7 :  8/8 

Foreign  crops  and  markets,  v.  49,  no.  6-9;  Aug.  7-28,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  61-108,  4° 
[Weekly.     Processed.]     t  A  67.8: 49/6-9 

FOREST  SERVICE 

Forest  Products  Laboratory.  U.  S.  Forest  Products  Laboratory,  list  of  publica- 
tions, Jan.  1-Juue  30,  1944.  [1944.]  [8]  p.  [Processed.]  t  Forest  Products 
Laboratory,  Madison,  Wis.  A  13.27/8  :  944/1 

Posters.  Don't  let  him  come  home  to  this,  prevent  forest  fires!  [poster].  1944. 
20X  14.2  in.     t  A  13.20/3  :  F  51/31 

INFORMATION  OFFICE 

CJip  «^ee«,  no.  1362-67 ;  Aug.  6-Sept.  10, 1944.  [1944.]  Each  4  leave.s,  4°  [Weekly. 
Processed.]     J  (limited  distribution).  A 21.15 :  1362-1367 

Note. — The  Clip  sheet  is  not  available  either  for  free  distribution  or  for  sale  to  the 
public.  It  is  distributed  only  to  professional  writers,  newspapers,  and  publishers  inter- 
ested in  agricultural  information.      (No  subscription  list.) 

Posters.  Youcan't  afford  to  get  hurt!  [poster].  1944.  27.9x20  in.  [Illustrator, 
Bishop.]     t  A  21.20  :H  94 

Publications.    United  States  Department  of  Agriculture,  monthly  list  of  publica- 
tions, July  1944.     [1944.]    4  p.    t     •  Item  132 
L.  C.  card  Agr  9-1414  A  21.6/5 :  944/7 

LIBRARY 

Agriculture.    Bibliography  of  agriculture,  v.  5,  no.  2 ;  Aug.  1944.     [1944.]     [173] 
p.  4°     [Monthly.]     *  Paper,  35c.  single  copy,  $3.75  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription, 
$4.75.     •  Item  134 
L.  C.  card  Agr  42-380  A  17.18 :  5/2 

Butter  oil.    Bibliography  on  butter  oil  [with  list  of  sources  consulted]  ;  compiled 
by  Carrie  B.  Sherfy.    July  1944.    iv+40  p.    (Agriculture  Dept.    Bibliographical 
bulletin  5. )     *  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  11 
L.  C.  card  Agr  44-148  A  1.60 :  5 

Chiayule,  list  of  i-eferences,  compiled  by  Alan  J.  Blanchard ;  revised  by  Anne 
Avakian  and  Ruby  W.  Moats.  July  1944.  61  p.  4°  (Library  list  10.)  [Proc- 
essed. Revision  of  list  issued  Apr.  1942  as  Soil  conservation  bibliography  4.]  t 
L.  C.  card  Agr  44-143  A  17.17  :  10 

RURAL  ELECTRIFICATION  ADMINISTR.\TION 

Rural  electrification  news,  Aug.  1944;  [v.  9,  no.  12].     [1944.]     22+ [2]  p.  11.  4° 
[Monthly.]     *  Paper,  10c.  single  copy,  75c.  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $1.15. 
•  Item  147 
L.  C.  card  37-26406  A  68.9  :  9/12 

^WAR  FOOD  ADMINISTRATION 

COMMODITY   CBEOIT   COKPOBATION 

Loans.  Statement  of  loans  and  commodities  owned,  June  30, 1944.  [1944.]  1  p.  f° 
[Quarterly.    Processed.]     t  A  80.407 :  944/2 

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Septembkr  1944 


1001 


DISTRIBUTION   OFFICE- 


Cold  utoraye  report  as  of  Aug.  1,  1944. 
essed.]     f 


[1044.]     12  p.  il.  r 


[Monthly.     Proo- 
A  80.107 :  944/8 


CV».AHnKT.s' crwidf^,  Aug.  1944;  [v.  10,  no.  9].     [1944.]     16  p.  il.  4"     [Monthly.    In- 
cludes CG  news  letter.]     *  Paper,  5c.  single  copy,  50c.  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription, 
70c.     •  Item  48 
L.  C.  card  36-12412  A  80.108 :  10/9 

Containers.  War  demands  salvage  and  re-u.se  of  fruit  and  vegetable  containers. 
[Apr.  1943,  revised  July  1944.]  [1944.]  5+[l]  p.  narrow  8°  (A.  W.  I.-33.) 
*  Paper,  5c.  single  copy  ($1.00  per  100).     •  Item  11  A  1.59.33/2 

Cotton.  Cotton  price  statistics,  monthly  averages,  Dec.  1943,  v.  25,  no.  1 ;  Jan. 
10,  1944.     [1944.]     6  p.  4°     [Monthly.     Processed.     Previous  issues   (daily  or 


weekly  reports)  not  entered  in  the  Monthly  catalog.] 

—  Same,  with  title.  Cotton  price  statistics,  v.  25,  no.  2 
10  p.  4°     [Monthly.     Processed.]     % 

—  Same,  v, 
essed.]     t 


Feb. 


25,   no.   3;   Mar.   7,   1944.     [1944.]     12  p.   4° 


A  80.128 :  25/1 

5,  1944.     [1944.1 
A  80.128 :  25/2 

[Montlily.     Proc- 
A  80.128:  25/3 


[Monthly.     Proc- 
A  80.128 :  25/4 

[Monthly.     Proc- 
A  80.128 :  25/5 

[Monthly.     Proc- 
A  80.128:  25/6 


Same,  v.  25,  no.  4;  Apr.  7,  1944.     [1944.]     11  p.  4° 

essed.]     X 

Same,   v.   25.   no.  5;    May  6,   1944.     [1944.]     10  p.   4° 

essed.]     t 

Same.  v.  25,  no.  6;  June  7,  1944.      [1944.]     10  p.  4° 

essed.  ]     t 

Same,  V.  25,  no.  7;  July  7, 1944.    [1944.]    12  p.  4"    [Monthly.    Processed.]    t 

A  80.128 :  25/7 

Weekly  cotton  market  review,  v.  26,  no.  1-4;  Aug.  5-26,  1944      [1944] 

Each  2  p.  4°     [Processed.]     f  A  80.109  :  26/1-4 

Food.  Food  trade  letter  37-^1;  July  1-20,  1944.  [1944.]  Each  [2]  p  11  f° 
[Weekly.     Processed.]     t  A  80.125 :  37-41 

National  wartime  food  guide.    July  1943.  revised  July  1944.     [1944.]     [2] 

p.  il.  oblonc  8°.  folded  into  narrow  8°  size.     (NFC-4  rev  )     *  Paper  .5c      (%^  00 
per  100 ;  $7.50  per  1,000. )      •  Item  61  A  8O.I23':  4/2 

Honey.  Semi-monthly  honey  report,  v.  28,  no.  15  and  16,  Aug.  1  and  15  1944 
[1044.]     Each  8  p.  narrow  f      [Processed.]     t  A  80.110:  28/15,  16 

Livestoek.  Livestock,  meats  and  wool,  market  reviews  and  statistics  Julv 
29-Aug.  26  [1944];  V.  12,  no.  31-35.  Aug.  2-30,  1944.  p.  515-583,  4°  [Weekly 
Proce.ssed.]     f  A  80.111 :  12/31-35 

— — -  Livestock,  meats,  and  wool,  market  statistics  and  related  data-  compiled 
by  Livestock  and  Meats  Branch.  June  1944.  cover  title  ill  -I-  'iii  4-104 
+   [2]  p.  4°     (CS-8.)     *  Paper,  20c.     •  Item  61  '  A  80119:  8 


Marketing  activities,  Aug.  1944;  [v.  7,  no.  8]. 
Processed.]     f 


[1944.] 


17  p.  il.  4°     [Monthly. 
A  80.114 :  7/8 


S"  -^rafnfJmf^nt  ■*  ^0  Order,  as  amended,  regulating  handling  of  milk  in  Fall 
River.  Mass.,  marketing  area,  effective  June  1,  1944.  [1944.]  5  p  (  \mend- 
raent  4  to  Order  47.  as  amended.)  [Title  7.  chap.  9,  Code  of  Federal  re^ula- 
tion.s.  (Marketing  orders)  pt.  047.]     f     •  Item  1.59  A  75.20 :  47/amdt.  4 

i.-»Hj?I^;T'^'^-*'/°l?"''"*'"t  '^  <*JnssPd  with  thp  orU'inal  Orrlor  under  Agricultural  Mar- 
keting Aflministratlon  so  that  thpy  may  be  filed  together.  -afencuiturai  iMar 

P.  and  Si   d^oeket,  monthly  report  of  action  taken  on  cases  arising  under  packers 

and  stockyards  act.  v.  8   [61.  no.  6  [8]  ;  Aug.  1044.     [1044.1     3  p.  4"  ^[Proc 

''^"•J     ■*■  A  80.115:  6/8 

Peanuts.  Weekly  peanut  report,  v.  26.  no.  31-;io ;  Aug.  2-30,  1944.  [1044  1  vari- 
ous paging,  narrow  f "  or  4°     [Processed.]     t  A  80.112  :  26/31-35 

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1002  Government  Publications 

School  lunches.  Lunch  at  school.  Sept.  1943,  revised  Aug.  1944.  [1944.1  5  + 
[IJ  p.  il.  narrow  8°    (NFC-9.)     *  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  61  A  80.123  :  9/2 

Soybeans.  Quarterly  soybean  market  review,  May  25,  1944.  [1944.]  [2]  p. 
narrow  r    [Processed.]    t  A  80.129  :  944/1 

Sugar  beets.  Determination  of  fair  and  reasonable  prices  for  1944  crop  of  sugar 
beets,  pursuant  to  sugar  act  of  1937,  as  amended.  July  6,  1944.  1  p.  (S.  D. 
194  ;  Sugar  Branch. )    t     •  Itent  30  A  80.117 :  194 

Tobacco  stocks  report,  Julv  1,  1944.  Aug.  25,  1944.  [2]  +  18  p.  4°  [Quarterly. 
Processed.]     t  A  80.124:  944/3 

Turlcrys.     Dressing  and  packing  turkeys  for  market;    [by  Thomas  W.  Heitzl. 
[Nov.    1932,   slightly   revised   July   1944.]      [1944.]      ii  +  28  p.    il.      (Agricul- 
tiu-e  Dept.    Farmers"  bulletin  1G94.)     [First  issued  by  Agricultural  Economics 
Bureau.]     *  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  10 
L.  C.  card  Agr  44-150  A  1.9 :  1694/4 

EXTENSION  SERVICE 

Crops.  Mobilizing  help  to  save  crops,  emergency  farm  labor  program,  1943 
results,  1944  needs.  July  1944.  [2]  p.  il.  oblong  large  8°,  folded  into  4°  size. 
(AWI  106.)     t     •  Item  11  A  1.59: 106 

Extension  Service  review,  v.  15,  no.  8;  Aug.  1944.  [1944.]     p.  113-128,  il.  4° 

[Monthly.]     *  Paper,  10c.  single  copy,  75c.  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $1.15. 
•  Item  95 

L.  C.  card  Agr  30-359  A  80.307 :  15/8 

Posters.  Help  harvest  war  crops,  enlist  now;  [all  lettered  poster].  1944. 
28X2-2  in.     f  A  80.308  :  H  26/2 

Slidefilms. 

Note. — Slidefilms  covering  many  phases  of  agriculture  and  home  economics  have  been 
prepared  by  the  E.vtension  Service  in  cooperation  with  subject-matter  bureaus  of  the 
Agriculture  Department.     Each  slidefilm  is  accompanied  by  explanatory  lecture  notes. 

A  list  of  available  subjects  and  information  on  bow  to  purchase  slidefilms  may  be 
obtained  from  the  Division  of  Extension  Information,  Extension  Service,  Department  of 
Agriculture,  Washington  25,  D.  C. 

FABM  SECURITY  ADMINISTRATION 

Note. — By  authority  of  Administrator's  memorandum  27.  supp.  4,  of  the  War  Food 
Administration,  dated  Jan.  21,  1944,  the  Farm  Security  Administration  was  authorized 
to  function  as  an  independent  agency  within  the  War  Food  Administration. 

Health  services.  Farm  Security  Administration,  health  services  program. 
[1944.]  20  p.  [From  hearings  before  select  committee  of  House  Committee  on 
Agriculture  on  Farm  Security  Administration,  pt.  4.]     t  A  80.702  :  H  34 

SOIL  CONSERVATION  SERVICE 

Fur  from  farm  lands ;  by  Philip  F.  Allan.  1944.  12  p.  il.  4°  [From  Soil  con- 
servation. May  and  June  1944,  v.  9,  nos.  11  and  12.]     f  A  S0.507/a  :  F  965 

Pastures.  Good  pastures  produce  meat,  fats,  milk,  eggs,  wool,  leather,  save  man- 
power, machinery,  tractor  fuel,  soil ;  [by  A.  T.  Semple  and  M.  A.  Hein].  [May 
1943,  slightly  revised  June  1044.]  [1944.]  ii-f22  p.  il.  (Agriculture  Dept. 
Farmers'  bulletin  1942.)  [Prepared  in  cooperation  with  Plant  Industry.  Soils. 
and  Agricultural  Engineering  Bureau.]     *  Paper,  10c.  A  1.9  :  1942/2 

Soil  conservatimi,  official  organ  of  Soil  Conservation  Service,  Aug.  1944;  [v.  10, 
no.  2].     [1944.]      [2] +19-40  p.  il.  4"     [Monthly.]     *  Paper,  10c.  single  copy, 
$1.00  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $1.50.     •  Item  152 
L.  C.  card  Agr  35-^03  A  80.507 :  10/2 

Soil  conservation  districts,  state  of  organization  by  States,  approximate  acreage, 
number  of  operating  units  and  farms  in  organized  districts  [as  of  July  15, 
1944].     Aug.  1,  1944.     4  p.  4°     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t  A  80.508 :  944/7 

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September  1944  1003 

Terraces.     Nichols  terrace,  improved  channel-type  terrace  for  the  Southeast;  Iby 
Jerome  J.  Henry  in  collaboration  with  M.  L.  Nichols.]      [Oct.  1937,  slightly  re- 
visedJuly  1944.]     [1944.]     [2] -flOp.il.     (Agriculture  Dept.     Farmers' bulle- 
tin 1790.)     *  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  10 
L.  C.  card  Agr  44-351  A  1.9 :  1790/2 

AMERICAN  BATTLE  MONUMENTS  COMMISSION 

European  War,  191->i-18.  33d  Division,  summary  of  operations  in  World  War 

[with  list  of  sources].  1944.     x+80  p.   il.  4  maps  in  pocket.     *  Fabrikoid 
$1.25.     •  Item  162 

L.  C.  card  44-41320  Y  3.Am  3 :  W  89/33d  Div. 

35th  Division,  summary  of  operations  in  World  War  [with  list  of  sources] 

1944.     x+35  p.  il.  map  in  pocket.     *  Fabrikoid,  75c.     •  Item  162 

L.  C.  card  44-41319  Y  3.Am  3 :  W  S9/35th  Div. 

42d  Division,  summary  of  operations  in  World  War  [with  list  of  sources] 

1944.     s+117  p.  il.  6  maps  in  pocket.     *  Fabrikoid,  $1.50.     •  Item  162 

L.  C.  card  44-41199  Y  3.Am  3 :  W  89/42d  Div. 

78th  Division,  summary  of  operations  in  World  War  [with  list  of  sources] 

1944.     x+62  p.  il.  2  maps  in  pocket.     *  Fabrikoid,  75c.     •  Item  16'^ 

L.  C.  card  44-41318  Y  3.Am  3  :  W  89/78th  Div. 

S2d  Division,  summary  of  operations  in  World  War  [with  list  of  sources] 

1944.     X  -f  68  p.  11.  2  maps  in  pocket.     *  Fabrikoid,  $1.00.     •  Item  162 

L.  C.  card  44-41317  Y  3.Am  3  :  W  S9/82d  Div. 

CIVIL  SERVICE  COMMISSION 

Note.— The    Commission    furnishes    individual    copies    of    most    of    its    publications 
gratuitously  to  those  who  apply  for  them.  ijuuiicauous 

[Class  specifications  and  statements  of  allocation  standards  for  positions  subject 
to  classification  act  of  1923,  as  amended]  ;  June  1944.  [1944  ]  [32]  p 
[Monthly.  Issued  in  loose-leaf  form.]  *  Paper,  15c.  single  copy,  $1  50  a  yr' 
•  Item  169.  CS  1.39 :  944/6 

Handicapped.     Operations  manual  for  placement  of  the  physically  handicapped  • 
prepared  by  Medical  Division  and  by  regional  medical  oflScers.  3d  edition  June 
1944.    1944.    xii  +  473  p.     *  Paper,  60c.     •  Item  171 
L.  C.  card  44-41292  CS  1.7/2 :  H  19/944 

Posters.  Veterans,  jobs  in  Federal  Government  are  open  to  you,  you  get  pref- 
erence in  appointment;  [poster].  1944.  20  X  14.3  in.  [Illustrator,  Victor 
Beals.]     t  CS  1.26/2  :V  64 

Retirement.  Your  retirement  system,  questions  and  answers  concerning  Federal 
civil  service  retirement  law.  June  1944.  v.  -f  41  p.  *  Paper  10c  •  Item  169 
L.  C.  card  44-41327  Cs  1.2  :  R  31/4/944 

Veterans.    From  military  service  to  civil  service,  answers  to  questions  of  re- 
turning servicemen  and  servicewomen  about  Federal  employment      [Revised 
edition.]    May  1944.    [24]  p.  narrow  8°    f 
L.  C.  card  44-41343  CS  1.2 :  I^I  59/3/944 

COMMERCE  DEPARTMENT 


^..^  ,;.v,,i,.  ic.o  ,  viiL-uiiiaKiiif,-  iiivonnon  ny  iirotecting  inventors  in  their  imtent  rights' 
trTaf'a'nd''fiscar'dnVf-  «"[l/V-'f."^ '""''"*'  population  statistics  as  well  as'Sl."i& 
teHn-  thf.  NnHnn^r  ^i;.if^l*^"V^'""^  Commodity  weights,  measures,  and  standards;  fos- 
tering the  Nation  s  civil  air  transportation  system  ;  and  disseminating  vital  weather 
information.     The  free  distribution  of  publications  of  the  DepirtSentis'conflned  almost 

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1Q()4  Government  Pdbucations 

entirely  to  libraries,  educational  inetltutlons,  the  press,  and  commercial  organizations. 
Others  may  procure  them,  at  prices  stated  below,  from  the  Superintendent  of  Documents, 
Government  Printing  Office,  Washington,  D.  C,  to  whom  remittances  must  be  sent  direct, 
as  his  office  is  not  a  part  of  the  Department  of  Commerce. 

Negroes.  4th  auiiual  report  of  banking  institutions  owned  and  operated  by  Ne- 
groes.    [1944.]     [2]   +  7  p.  il.  4°     [Processed.]     t  C  1.23 : 4 

CENSUS  BUREAU 

Automobile  accidents.     Summary  of  motor  vehicle  accident  fatalities,  4th  quarter, 

1943.  Aug.  14,  1944.     p.  67-88  il.  4°      [Processed.     Preliminary  report.]     t 

C  3.128/3 :  943/4 
Census,  1940  {16th).     See,  below,  entries  under  center  head  Census,  19^0  {16th). 

Commerce.  Supplement  to  Schedule  B,  Jan.  1,  1944  edition,  statistical  classifica- 
tion of  domestic  and  foreign  commodities  exported  from  United  States,  and 
regulations  governing  statistical  returns  of  exports  of  commodities,  pt.  1, 
Alphabetic  index.    July  1944.     [2]  +  32  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

C  3.150 :  B/i^4/pt.l/supp. 

Cotton.  Activity  in  cotton  spinning  industry  for  July  1944.  Aug.  21,  1944. 
1  p.  4°     [Monthly.     Processed.    Preliminary  report.]     t  C  3.53: 944/7 

Cotton  production  in  United  States,  crop  of  1W3.    1944.    ii  +  37  p.     [Pre- 
pared under  supervision  of  Zellmer  R.  Pettet,  chief.  Agriculture  Division.] 
*  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  193. 
L.  C.  card  25-26795  C  3.32 :  943 

Financial  statistics.    County  finances,  1942,  compendium.     1944.   iv    +  490  p. 
il.  4°.     (Census  of  governments,  1942.)     [Prepared  under  supervision  of  E.  K. 
Gray,  chief.  Governments  Division.]     *  Paper,  $1.00.     •  Item  198. 
L.  C.  card  42-38813  C  3.2  :  F  49/942 

Industrial  and  business  statistics.  [Monthly  and  quarterly  industrial  and  busi- 
ness statistics.]    4°  or  oblong  8°     [Processed.]     t 

C  3.     (various  arbitrary  numbers)  : 
Note. — The  Census  Bureau  collects  and  publishes  monthly  and  quarterly  current  sta- 
tistics in  processed  form  for  numerous  industries  and  commodities.     Summaries  of  most 
of  these  statistics  are  published  later  in  Survey  of  current  business  issued  each  month 
by  the  Foreign  and  Domestic  Commerce  Bureau.    The  titles  of  these  reports  as  Issued  for 

1944,  with  the  Documents  Office  classification  number  for  each,  are  listed  below  : 

Monthly  industrial  and  business  reports 

Asphalt  and  tar  roofing  and  siding  prod-  Plastic  paints,  cold-water  paints,  and  cal- 

ucts.  Shipments  of  (C  3.100  :)  cimlnes  (C  3.96  :) 

Boots,  shoes,  and  slippers,  other  than  rub-  Porcelain  enameled  products,   metal  base 

ber   (C3.43:)  only    (C3.98:) 

Commercial  steel  castings  (C  3.74 :)  Public-merchandise          warehousing 

Confectionery    and   competitive   chocolate  (C3.102:) 

nroducts,        manufacturers'        sales.  Pyroxylin    coated    woven    cotton    fabrics 

(C  3.135:)  (C  3.104:) 

Cotton  consumed,  on  hand,  and  active  cot-  Raw  wool  consumption  (C  3.52  :) 

ton  spindles   (C3.21:)  Red-cedar  shingles   (C3.119:) 

Cotton,  leather,  and  allied  garments  (civil-  Retail  sales,  independent  stores  [summary 

ian  and  Government)    (C3.64:)  and   one  report  for  each  of  34   States 

Cottonseed  products  manufactured  and  on  and  6  cities]   (C  3.138:) 

hand  at  oil  mills  by  States   (C  3.125:)  Sales  finance  companies  (C  3.151:) 

Domestic  pumps,  water  systems,  and  wind-  Steel    shipping   barrels,   drums  and    palls 

mills   (C3.77:)  (C  3.106:) 

Fats    and     oils,    animal    and    vegetable  Steel  boilers  (C  3.107:) 

(C  3.123:)  Superphosphate   (C  3.111:) 

Galvanized  range  boilers  and  tanks  for  hot  Underwear  and  knit  cloth  (C  3.113  :) 

water  heaters  (C  3.86:)  Wheat  ground  and  wheat-milling  products 

Leather  gloves  and  mittens  (C  3.42  :)  (C  3.117  :) 

Malleable  iron  castings  (C3.89:)  White-base    antifriction     bearing     metals 

Mechanical   stokers    (C3.91:)  (C3.71:) 

Men's,  youths',  and  boys'  clothing  (civilian  Wholesalers'  sales,  inventories,  and  credits 

and  Government)    (C3.92:)  (C  3.133:) 

Oil    burners    (C3.93:)  Wool  machinery  activity  (C  3.51  :) 
Paint,      varnish,      lacquer,      and      fillers 

(0  3  94  :) 

Quarterly  industrial  and  business  reports 

Blowers,  fans,  unit  heaters,  and  accessory  Warm-air  furnaces  and  winter  alr-condl- 

equipment    (C  3.143:)  tloning  units  (C  3.144  :) 

Fats  and  oils.  Factory  consumption  of  pri-  WTjeat  and  wheat-flour  stocks  held  by  mills 

mary  animal  and  vegetable,  by  classes  (C  3.115:) 

of  products   (C  3.154:)  Wool  and  related  fibers.  Commercial  stocks 

Lacquer,  Sales  of  (C3.88:)  of  (C  3.52/3:) 

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Industry.     Facts  for  industry.    4°  and  oblong  8°     [Processed.]     t  C  3.158: 

Note. — The  Facts  for  industry  serins  was  established  as  the  medium  to  carry  out 
the  policy  adopted  by  the  War  Production  Board  of  releasing  significant  statistical  data 
to  industry  wnenever  the  release  would  not  interfere  with  the  war  effort.  Generally, 
the  series  provides  information  on  such  basic  factors  as  production,  shipments,  inven- 
tories and  unfilled  orders,  for  products  for  which  the  Board  has  required  reports  in  order 
to  maintain  war-time  controls.  Facts  for  industry  series  is  issued  jointly  by  the  Wai 
Production  Board  and  the  Bureau  of  the  Census,  and  may  be  of  two  kinds  :  one-time 
and  periodic. 

Labor  force.  Monthly  report  on  labor  force :  Estimates  of  labor  force,  employ- 
ment, and  unemployment  in  United  States  during  week  of  July  2-8,  1944.  Aug. 
12,  1944.    4  p.  4°     (Special  surveys:  MRLF-no.  26.)     [Processed.]     t 

C  3.155 :  26 

Moitality  index.  Weekly  mortality  index,  deaths  in  major  cities,  Aug.  5-26, 
1944 ;  V.  15,  no.  31-34.    Aug.  10-31,  1944.    Each  4  p.  il.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

C  3.41 :  15/31-34 

Population.  Population :  Characteristics  of  population,  labor  force,  families,  and 
housing,  Charleston  (S.  C.)  congested  production  area  (Charleston  County), 
Mar.  1944.    Aug.  8,  1944.    26  p.  il.  4°   (  Series  CA-3,  no.  4).     [Processed.]     t 

C  3.160 :  CA-3/4 

■     Same,  Los  Angeles  congested  production  area   (Los  Angeles  and  Orange 

Counties),    Apr.    1944.      Aug.  9,  1944.      22    p.    il.    4°       (Series    CA-3,    no.  5) 
[Processed.]     t  C  3.160:  CA-3/5 

Same,   Mobile  congested   pr<)duction   area    (Mobile   County),   Mar.   1944 

July  20,  1944.  26  p.  il.  4°     (Series  CA-3,  no.  1.)       [Processed.]     t 

C  3.160 :  CA-3/1 

Same,  Portland- Vancouver  congested  production  area  (Clackamas,  Mul- 
tnomah, and  Washington  Counties,  Oreg.,  and  Clark  County,  Wash.)  May  1944 
Aug.  10,  1944.     21  p.  il.  4°     ( Series  CA-3,  no.  6. )      [Processed.]     t 

C  3.160 :  CA-3/6 

Same,  San  Diego  congested  production  area    (San  Diego  County),  Mar. 

1914.    July  26,  1944.    20  p.  il.  4°     (Series  CA-3,  no.  2.)      [Processed.]     t 

C  3.160 :  CA-3/2 

Same,  San  Francisco  Bay  congested  production  area,  Apr.  1944.     Aug.  3, 

1944.    23  p.  il.  4°     (Series  CA-3,  no.  3.)     [Processed.]     t  C.  3.160:  CA-3/3 

Population :  Final  population  figures  for  area  and  its  constituent  parts, 

Charleston  congested  production  area   (Charleston  County,  S.  O.  Mar.  1944. 
June  23,  1944.    3  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  C  3.160 :  CA-1/3 

Same,  Hampton  Roads  congested  production  area,  May  1944.    Aug.  5,  1944. 

4  p.  4°     (Series  CA-1,  no.  7.)      [Processed.]     t  C 3.160 :  CA-1/7 

Same,  Los  Angeles  congested  production  area,  Apr.  1944.    June  25,  1944. 

3  p.  4"     (Series  CA-1,  no.  5.)      [Processed.]     t  C  3.160 :  CA-1/5 

Same,  Mobile  congested  production  area  (Mobile  County),  Mar.  1944.    June 

15,1944.    2  p.  4"     (Series  CA-1,  no.  1.)     [Processed.]     t  C 3.160 :  CA-1/1 

Same,  Portland- Vancouver  congested  production  area,  May  1944.    July  18, 

1944.     4  p.  4°     (Series  CA-1,  no.  6.)      [Processed.]     t  C  3.160 :  CA-1/6 

Same,  Puget  Sound  congested  production  area,  June  1944.     Aug.  12,  1944. 

4  p.  4°     (Series  CA-1,  no.  8.)     [Processed.]     t  C  3.160 :  CA-1/8 

Same,  San  Francisco  Bay  congested  production  area,  Apr.  1944.    June  25, 

1944.    3  p.  4°     (Series  CA-1,  no.  4.)     [Processed.]     t  C  3.160 :  CA-1/4 

[Population]  :  Wartime  changes  in  population  and  family  characteristics, 

Charleston  congested  production  area,  Mar.  1944.    July  22, 1944.    8  p.  4°     (Series 
CA-2,  no.  4.)      [Processed.]     t  C  3.160 :  CA-2/4 

Same,  Los  Angeles  congested  production  area,  Apr.  1944.     Aug.  4.  1944. 

9  p.  4°     ( Series  CA-2,  no.  5. )     [Processed.]     t  C  3.100 :  CA-2/5 

Same,  Mobile  congested  production  area  (Mobile  County),  Mar.  1944.    July 

7,1944.    6  p.  4°     (Series  CA-2,  no.  1.)     [Processed.]     t  C  3.160:  CA-2/1 

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Populaiion — Continued. 

Same,  Port  land- Vancouver  congested  production  area,  May  1044.     Aug.  12, 

1944.    8  p.  4°     (Series  CA-2,  no.  6)      [Processed.]     t  C  3.160 :  CA-2/6 

Same,  San  Diego  congested  production  area,  Mar.  1944.     July  13,  1944. 

7  p.  4°     (Series  CA-2,  no.  2.)     [Processed.]     t  C  3.160 :  CA-2/2 

Same,  San  Francisco  Bay  congested  production  area,  Apr.  1944.     July  15, 

1944.     9  p.  4°     (Series  CA-2,  no.  3).     [Processed.]     t  C  3.160 :  CA-2/3 

Vital  statistics.  Monthly  vital  statistics  bulletin,  Aug.  11,  1944;  v.  7,  no.  6. 
[1944.]     4  p.  il.  4°     [Processed.]     t  C  3.127: 7/6 

Vital  statistics  of  United  States,  1942 :  pt.  1,  Natality  and  mortality  datg,  of 

United  States  tabulated  by  place  of  occurrence,  with  supplemental  tables  for 
Hawaii,  Puerto  Rico,  and  Virgin  Islands.  1944.  iii+176  p.  4°  [Prepared 
under  supervision  of  Ilalbert  L.  Dunn,  chief.  Vital  Statistics  Division.] 
*  Cloth,  $1.2.5.     •  Item  206 

L.  C.  card  40-26272  C  3.139 :  942/pt.l 

Vitol  statistics,  special  reports,  July  21-29,  1944 ;  v.  19,  no.  16-19.     [1944.] 

p.  289-391.  il.  4"     [Processed.]     t 

L.  C.  card  30-26592  C  3.67 :  19/16-19 

Note. — Volume  19  consi.sts  of  special  tabulations,  studies,  and  analytical  articles  on 
selected  subjects. 

• Same,  V.  20.  no.  52-54 ;  July  18-20,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  637-668.  il.  4'  [Proc- 
essed.]    t  C  3.67 :  20/52-54 

Note. — Volume   20   consists  of   States   summaries   for   1942.     These   reports  ■will  be 
released  concurrently  vrith  those  of  volume  19. 

■ Same,  State  summaries,  v.  20,  nos.  1-54,  1942  [title  page  and  contents]. 

Washington,  1944.  iv  p.  4°  [Processed.  The  date  1942  in  the  title  denotes 
the  period  covered  by  these  reports.]     f  C  3.67 :  20/l-54/t.p.&  cent. 

Census,  1940  {16th) 

Population.  Population:  Differential  fertility,  1940  and  1910,  standardized  fer- 
tility rates  and  reproduction  rates.  1944.  vi+40  p.  il.  4°  (16th  census  of 
United  States,  1940. )  [Prepared  under  supervision  of  Leon  E.  Truesdell,  chief. 
Population  Division.  Supplement  to  report  designated  Fertility  for  States  and 
large  cities.]  *  Paper,  15c.  •  Item  213 
L.  C.  card  44-41310  C  3.940-2  :  P  81/22/supp. 

Same:  Estimates  of  labor  force,  employment,  and  luiemployment  in  United 

States,  1940  and  1930.  1944.  vi  +  18  p.  4°  (16th  census  of  United  States, 
1940.)  [Prepared  under  supervision  of  Leon  E.  Truesdell,  chief,  Population 
Division.]     *  Paper,  1,5c.     •  Item  213 

L.  C.  card  44-41291  C  3.940-2  :  P  81/27 

CIVIL  AERONAUTICS  AUTHORITY 

CTVTL  AERONAtTTICS  BOAED 

Note. — The  opinions  in  economic  proceedings  of  the  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  are  printed 
separately  beginning  with  v.  2.  and  are  "artv.ince  sheets"  of  tlie  material  which  will  make 
up  bound  volumes  of  the  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  Reports. 

The  separate  opinions  are  obtainable  from  the  Superintendent  of  Documents,  Government 
Printing  Office,  Washington  2:"3,  D.  C,  at  a  subscription  price  of  .$1.00  per  volume  ;  single 
copies  vary  in  price. 

Airci-aft  accidents.  Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  acci- 
dent involving  aircraft  during  crop  dusting  flight  [Gulf  Stream  Park  Race 
Track,  Hallandale,  Fla.,  Jan.  21,  1944]  ;  adopted  July  28,  1944.  [1944.]  1  p.  4° 
[Proce.ssed.  ]     t  C  31.213 :  H  15 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  crop  dusting  flight  [near  Edinburg,  Tex.,  Mar.  30,  1944]  ;  adopted 
July  24,  1044.     [1944.]     2  p.  4°     [Processed.]     %  C  31.213:  Ed  43 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  crop  dusting  flight  [3y2  miles  southeast  of  Elsa,  Tex.,  Apr.  19, 
1944]  ;  adopted  Aug.  1,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t    C  31.213:  El  74 

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Aircraft  accidents — Continued. 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  cross-country  business  flight  [approximately  4  miles  northwest 
of  Elkins,  W.  Va.,  Feb.  4,  1944]  ;  adopted  July  19,  1944.  [1944.]  5  p.  4"  [Proc- 
essed]    t  C  31.213:  El  52 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  cross-country  busine.ss  flight  [approximately  one  mile  east  of 
Belief onte,  Pa.,  Feb.  21,  1944]  ;  adopted  July  24,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  4°  [Proc- 
essed.]    t  C  31.213  :B  415 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  cross-country  business  flight  [near  Jackson,  Miss.,  Feb.  17, 
1944] ;  adopted  Aug.  1,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4"     [Processed.]     } 

C  31.218  :  J  139/2 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  cross-country  instruction  flight  [approximately  1  mile  north- 
east of  Wrightsville,  Ark..  Dec.  30,  1943]  ;  adopted  July  19,  1944.  [1944.] 
2  p.  4°     [Prt.cessed.]     t  C  31.213 :  W  938 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  cross-country  pleasure  flight  [Apgar,  Mont.,  Mar.  6,  1944]  ; 
adopted  July  28,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  C  31.213  :Ap  29 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  cross-country  pleasure  flight  [Gould,  Ark.,  May  28,  1944]  ; 
adopted  Aug.  1, 1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  C 31.213 :G  738 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  cross-country  pleasure  flight  [Municipal  Airport,  Ann  Arbor, 
Mich.,  Mar.  31,  1944]  ;  adopted  July  24,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t 

C  31.213 :  An  71 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  cross-country  pleasure  flight  [Municipal  Airport,  Topeka,  Kans., 
Feb.  6,  1944]  ;  adopted  Aug.  1,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4"     [Processed.]     $ 

C  31.213 :  T  621/2 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  cross-country  pleasure  flight  [near  Stengel  Airport,  Gainesville, 
Fia.,  Mar.  3,  1944]  ;  adopted  Aug.  1,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4"     [Processed.]     $ 

C  31.213  :G  128 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  ac?cident  involving 

aircraft  during  cross-country  practice  flight  [3  miles  northwest  of  Falfurrias, 
Tex.,  May  IS,  1944]  ;  adopted  Julv  28,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4°     [Processed]     | 

C  31.213  :  F  184 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  ferry  flight  [near  Municipal  Airport,  Ridgeland,  S.  C,  Mar.  15, 
1944]  ;  adopted  July  19,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t 

C  31.213 :  R  436 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  fox  hunting  [approximately  3  miles  west  of  Volga,  S.  Dak., 
Feb.  13,  1944]  ;  adopted  Aug.  1,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

C  31.213 :  V  882 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  hunting  trip  [approximately  3  miles  .southeast  of  Ypsilanti, 
N.  Dak.,  Jan.  23,  1944]  ;  adopted  July  19,  1944.     [1944.]     2  p.  4°     [Processed.]    t 

C  31.213  :Y  89 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  instruction  flight  [approxinuitelv  5  miles  southwest  of 
Holbrook,  Ariz.,  Apr.  7,  1944]  ;  adopted  July  19,  1944.  [1944.]  1  p.  4"  [Proc- 
essed.]    t  C  31.213  :H  693 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  instruction  flight  [approximately  6  miles  northeast  of 
Stevens  Point,  Wis.,  Mar.  24,  1944]  ;  adopted  July  28,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  4° 
[Processed.]     t  C  31.213:  St  47 

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Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  Investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircriift  during  local  instruction  flight  [approximately  6^;  uilles  southeast  of 
Blacksburg,  Va.,  Mar.  15,  1944];  adopted  July  19,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  4" 
[  Processed.  ]     J  C  31.213 :  B  567 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  Investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  instruction  flight  [approximately  3  miles  northeast  of 
Lewis-Lockport  Airport,  Lockport,  111.,  Jan.  23,  1944]  ;  adopted  July  19,  1944. 
[1944.]     1  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  C  31.213  :L  812 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  instruction  flight  [approximately  2i/)  miles  southwest  of 
Laurens,  S.  C,  Jan.  12,  1944];  adopted  July  25,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  4° 
[Processed.]     t  C  31.213 :  L  374 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  Involving 

aircraft  during  local  instruction  flight  [15  miles  east  of  Elder  Field,  Kilgore, 
Tex.,  Jan.  19,  1944]  ;  adopted  July  19,  1944.     [1944.]     2  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t 

C  31.213 :  K  553 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  Involving 

aircraft  during  local  instruction  flight  [Lake  Wickham,  bordering  Warwick 
Airport,  Warwick,  N.  Y.,  Apr.  27,  1944]  ;  adopted  July  28,  1944.  [1944.]  1  p.  4" 
[Processed.]     J  C  31.213  :W  268 

Report  of  Civil  Aei-onautlcs  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  Involving 

aircraft  during  local  pleasure  flight  [about  5y.  miles  north  of  Ellsworth,  Wis., 
May  30,  1944]  ;  adopted  July  24,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

C  31.213  :  El  59 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  pleasure  flight  [approximately  i^  mile  west  of  North 
Augusta,  S.  C,  Airport,  Jan.  29,  1944]  ;  adopted  Aug.  1,  1944.  [1944.]  1  p.  4° 
[Processed.]     t  C  31.213 :  N  81a 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  pleasure  flight  [Commerce,  Tex.,  Apr.  16,  1944]  ;  adopted 
Aug.  1,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4°     [Processed.]     |  C  31.213 :  C  736 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  pleasure  flight  [near  Victory  Airport,  Dallas,  Tex.,  Mar. 
26,  1944] ;  adopted  July  19,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

G  31.213  :  D  161/3 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  pleasure  flight  [PItt-Wilkin  Airport,  Pitcairn,  Pa.,  Apr. 
30,  1944]  ;  adopted  July  28,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4°     [Processed.]     $ 

C  31.213 :  P  681 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  practice  flight  [about  10  miles  northeast  of  Russellville, 
Ark.,  Airport,  Apr.  29,  1944]  ;  adopted  July  24,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  4°  [Proc- 
essed.]    t  C  31.213  :R  919 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  practice  flight  [approximately  8  miles  east  of  Tulsa, 
Okla.,  June  2,  1944]  ;  adopted  July  21,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4°     [Processed.]     $ 

C  31.213  :  T  829 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  practice  flight  [approximately  15  miles  east-northeast 
of  Mvmlcipal  Airport,  Johnson,  Kans.,  Apr.  18,  1944]  ;  adopted  July  21,  1944. 
[1944.]     1  p.  r     [Processed.]     t  C  31.213:  J  639 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  Investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  practice  flight  [approximately  4  miles  southeast  of  Staun- 
ton, Va.,  Feb.  17,  1944]  ;  adopted  Aug.  1,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4°     [Processed.]   t 

0  31.213 :  St  29 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  Investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  practice  flight  [near  York,  Pa.,  May  30,  1944]  ;  adopted 
July  21,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  C  31.213  :Y  82 

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Aircraft  dccidents' — Continued. 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  practice  flight  [7  miles  west  of  Municipal  Airport,  Lan- 
caster, Pa.,  Mar.  24,  1944]  ;  adopted  July  23,  1944.  [1944.]  1  p.  4°  [Proc- 
essed.]    X  C  31.213  :L  221 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  practice  flight  [Splane  Memorial  Airport,  Oil  City,  Pa, 
Feb.  6,  1944]  ;  adopted  July  19,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4°     [Proccs.sed.]     t 

C  31.213  :  Oi  5 

Keport  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  practice  flight  [2  miles  west  of  Penn  Yan  Airport,  Penn 
Yan.  N.  Y.,  May  21,  1944]  ;  adopted  July  21,  1944.  [1944.]  1  p.  4°  [Proc- 
•'ssi'd.]     %  C  31.213  :P88 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  parachute  drop  testing  flight  [approximately  3  miles  northwest 

•  of  Mercer  Airport,  Trenton,  N.  J.,  Mar.  10,  1944]  ;  adopted  July  28,  1944.  [1944.] 
2  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t  C  31.213  :T  723 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  patrol  flight  [near  Jackman  Airport,  Jackman,  Maine,  Nov.  27, 
1943]  ;  adopted  July  28,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

C  31.213  :  J  131 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  test  flight  [near  Lone  Pine,  Calif.,  Feb.  13,  1944]  ;  adopted 
Aug.  1,  1944.     [1944.]     2  p.  4°     [Processed.]     %  C  31.213  :L  847 

■ — —  Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 
aircraft  in  scheduled  air  carrier  operation  [New  Orleans  Municipal  Airport, 
Nov.  19,  1943]  ;  docket  no.  SA-86,  adopted  July  24,  1944.  [1944.]  14  p.  4° 
[Processed.]     $  C  31.213  :  N  420 

— —  Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  mid-air  collision 
between  2  local  instruction  flights  [approximately  5  miles  south  of  New  Castle 
Airport.  New  Castle,  Pa.,  Feb.  17,  1944]  ;  adopted  July  28,  1944.  [1044.]  2  p. 
4°     [Processed.]     %  C  31.213  :N  42  c 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  mid-air  collision 

between  2  local  instruction  flights  [approximately  6  miles  southwest  of  Munici- 
pal Airport,  Cedar  Rapids,  Iowa,  Mar.  9,  1944]  ;  adopted  July  19,  1944.  [1944.] 
2  p.  4°     [Processed.]     %  C  31.213  :C  326 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  propeller  accident 

[Taneytown,  Md.,  Airport,  Jan.  23,  1944]  ;  adopted  July  19,  1944.  [1944.] 
1  p.  4°     [Processed.]     %  C  31.213  :  T  155 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  propeller  accident 

[Topeka  Municipal  Airport,  Topeka,  Kans.,  May  25,  1944]  ;  adopted  July  21, 
1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4"     [Processed.]     %  C  31.213  :T  621 

Civil  air  regulations  VLmQXiAmex\\.9~.     [Processed.]     t  C  31.209: 

Note. — Amendments  to  Civil  air  regulations,  beginning  with  Oct.  15,  1941,  are  issued 
in  a  new  form,  and  are  numbered  so  that  no  amendment  will  affect  more  than  one  part 
of  the  Regulations.  These  amendments  or  digests  of  them  will  be  published  in  the 
monthly  Civil  aeronautics  journal.  Separate  entries  of  these  amendments  are  not  listed 
in  the  Monthly  catalog. 

Foreign  air  news  digest,  v.  2.  no.  38  and  39;  Aug.  14  and  28,  1944.  [1944.]  [3]  + 
172-187  p.  4°     [Fortnightly.    Processed.]     t  C  31.216 :  2/38, 39 

COAST  AND  GEODETIC  SURVEY 

Honolulu.  Hnwaii.     Magnetic  observatory  results  at  Honolulu,  Hawaii.  1935-36; 
[by]  David  G.  Knapp  and  H.  Herbert  Howe.     Washington,  D.  C,  1944.     [2]  + 
114  p.  il.  large  8°     (MO-19.)     [Processed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  10-35735  C  4.16 :  19 

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FOREIGN  AND  DOMESTIC  COMMERCE  BUREAU 

Argentina.  United  States  trade  with  Argentina  in  1942.  Aug.  1944.  [2] +12  p. 
i'l.   4"     [Processed.]     t  C  18.204 :  Ar  37/942 

Boot  and  shoe  indiiHtrj/  statistics;  by  J.  G.  Schnitzer  and  Annette  L.  Hunter. 
Washington,    Aug.    1944.     [2] +42   p.    il.    4°     (Industrial   series    10.)      [Proc- 
essed.]    t 
L.  C.  card  44-41344  C  18.225 :  10 

Biisiiirs.'<.     Siigs«'sted  research  topics  in  fields  of  business  and  economics,  1944. 
Washington,  b.  C,  Sept.  1944.     [4]+31p.  4°     (Economic  series  no.  38.)      [Proc- 
essed. ]     t 
L.  C.  card  44-41345  C  18.206:  38 

Survey  of  currenl,  business,  Aug.  1944;  [v.  24,  no.  8]      [1944.]     cover  title, 

20+S3G  p.  il.  4°     [Monthly.     Text  on  p.  2-4  of  cover.]     *  Paper,  15c.  single 
copv,  $1.75  a  VI". ;  foreign  subscription,  $2.50.     •  Item  257 

L.  C.  card  21-26819  C  18.35 :  24/8 

Same,  weekly  supplement.     Aug.  3-31,  1944.     [1944.]     Each  [2]  p.  11.  4" 

[Processed.]     f  '  C  18.36 :  944/31-35 

liiisincssmrn's  organizations.  Iowa,  State-local  businessmen's  organizations;  by 
C.  J.  .Tudkins  and  H.  E.  Wells.     June  1044.     [2] +12+ [2]  p.  4°     [Processed.]    t 

C  18.200/2 :  lo  9 

Tennessee,  State-local  businessmen's  organizations ;  bv  C.  .7.  .Tudkins  and 

H.E.Wells.     June  1044.     [2] +8+ [2]  p.  4°     [Processed.]     f     C  18.200/2  :  T  25 

Virginia,  State-local  businessmen's  oi'ganizations ;  by  C.  J.  Judkins  and 

H.E.Wells.     June  1944.     [2] +8+ [2]  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t     C  18.200/2  :  V  81 

Confertionerii  sales  and  distribution,  1943;  by  George  F.  Dudik.     AVashington, 
1044.     iv-f56  p.  il.  4°     (Industrial  series  9.)      [Processed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  44-41346  018.225:9 

Foreign   commerce  loeeJcIij.  v.   16,   no.   6-9;   Aug.   5-26,   1944.     [1944.]     various 
paging,  il.  4"     *  Paper,  10c.  single  copy,  $4.50  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $7.90. 
•  Item  251 
L.  C.  card  40-29231  018.5/1:16/6-9 

Foreign  market  prospects  after  the  war.  AVashington,  July  1944.  cover  title, 
[2] +56  p.  il.  4°     [Processed.     From  Foreign  commerce  weekly.]     t 

C  18.5/la  :  F  761/9 

Haiti.  United  States  trade  with  Haiti  in  1942.  July  1944.  [21+4  p.  il.  4° 
[Processed.]     t  0  1 8.204  :  H  12/942 

Industry  surveij,  manufacturers'  inventories,  shipments,  incoming  business,  un- 
filled orders,  June  1944.     [1944.]     9  p.  il.  4°     [Monthlv.     Processed.]     t 

0  18.224 :  944/6 

Lnmher.  Industry  report,  lumber.  May  1944:  Timber  products  series,  pt.  1; 
prepared  by  Lumber  Unit  in  cooperation  with  War  Production  Board,  Forest 
Products  Bureau  [and]  Dept.  of  Agriculture.  Forest  Service.  [1044.]  22  p. 
il.  4°     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t  018.230:944/1 

NoTK. — Other  parts  in  Timber  products  series  are  Facts  for  industr.v  series  issued 
jointly  l\v  the  War  Production  Board  and  the  Bureau  of  the  Census.  A  note  regard- 
ing tlie  latter  series  appears  in  this  Monthly  catalog  under  Census  Bureau.  Industry. 

Same,  June  1944 ;  Timber  products  series,  pt.  1 ;  prepared  by  Lumber  Unit 

in  cooperation  with  War  Production  Board.  Forest  Products  Bureau  [and] 
Dept.  of  Agriculture,  Forest  Service.  [1944.]  18  p.  il.  4°  [Monthlv.  Proc- 
essed.]    t  C  18.2.30 :  944/2 

Me-riro.  United  States  trade  with  Mexico  in  1942.  July  1944.  [21+11  p.  il.  4" 
[Proce.ssed.]     t  0  18.204 :  M  .57/942 

Paragini]/.  United  States  trade  with  Paraguay  in  1942.  Julv  1944.  [2] +4  p. 
11.4°    [Proce.ssed.]     t  O  18.204 :  P  21/942 

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Sugar.  Industry  report,  sugar,  molasses  and  confectionery,  May  1944 ;  prepared 
by  Foodstufes  Unit.     [1944.]     23  p.  11.  4°     [Monthly.    Processed.]     t 

C  18.231 :  944/1 

Woodpulp.  Industry  report,  pulp  and  paper,  Aug.  1944 :  Pulp  and  paper  series 
pt.  1 ;  prepared  by  Pulp  and  Paper  Unit  in  cooperation  with  War  Production 
Board,  Forest  Products  Bureau.    [1944.]    32  p.  il.  4°    [Monthly.    Processed.]    t 

C  18.229 :  944/8 

NATIONAL  BUREAU  OF  STANDARDS 

Rutene.  Thermodynamic  properties  of  ci5-2-butene  from  15°  to  1,500"  K  [with 
list  of  references]  ;  by  Russell  B.  Scott,  W.  Julian  Ferguson,  and  Ferdinand  G. 
Brickwedde.  [1944. J  p.  1-20,  il.  (Research  paper  RP15!»2.)  [From  Journal 
of  I'esearch  of  National  Bureau  of  Standards,  July  1944,  v.  33.]     *  Paper,  10c. 

C  13.22/a :  1592 

Commercial  standards  (series).  List  of  commercial  standards  [publications 
of  National  Bureau  of  Standards]  ;  revised  to  July  1,  1W4.  [1944.]  9  p.  4° 
(Letter  circular  LC755.)      [Processed.     Supersedes  LC745.)     t        013.16:755 

Drainpipe  cleaners  or  solvents.  July  8,  1944.  2  p.  4°  (Letter  circular  LC  756.) 
[Processed.     Supersedes  LC  341.]     t  013.16:756 

Floors  and  floarhu/.  Finishes  for  concrete  floors  [with  list  of  references].  July 
19,1944.    4  p.  4°     (Letter  circular  LC  758.)      [Processed.]     t        013.16:758 

Hydrocarbons.  Volume  correction  factors  for  O4  hydrocarbon  mixtures;  com- 
piled by  C.  S.  Oragoe.  [July  27,  1944].  cover  title,  23  p.  il.  4°  (Letter  cir- 
cular LO-757.)      [Processed.]     f  .  C  13.16 :  757 

Hypodermic  needles.  Dental  hypodermic  needles.  1944.  ii-|-6  p.  (Simplified 
practice  recommendation  R10,s-44.)  [Effective  date,  June  15,  1944.  Supersedes 
R108-43.]     *  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  280  C  13.12/1 :  lOS/4 

Journal  of  research  of  National  Bureau  of  Standards,  v.  33,  no.  1 ;  July  1944. 
1944.  ii  -f  1-74  p.  il.  1  pi.  2  p.  of  pi.  [Monthly.  Includes  Research  papers 
1592-96.  Individual  papers  are  issued  separately  and  are  listed  hi  the  Monthly 
catalog  as  they  appear.]  *  Paper,  30c,  single  copy,  $3.50  a  yr. ;  foreign  sub- 
scription, $4.50.  •  Item  278. 
L.  0.  card  44-41347—41351  C  13.22 :  33/1 

Lathing.  Metal  lath  (expanded  and  sheet)  and  metal  plastering  accessories. 
1944.  ii-j-lOp.  (Simplified  practice  recommendation  R3-44.)  [Approved  Apr. 
11,  1944.     Supersedes  R3-41.]     *  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  280.  0  13.12/1 :3/5 

Paper.  Supplementary  list  of  publications  to  LC-690,  Pai^er  and  related  sub- 
jects, publications  by  members  of  staff  of  National  Bureau  of  Standards.  July 
14,  1944.     3  p.  4°     ([Letter  circular  LC-690,  supp.])      [Processed.]     t 

C  13.16 :  690/supp. 

Paper  Sectiooi.  News  bulletin  of  Paper  Section,  June- July  1944.  [1944.]  4  p.  4° 
[Bimonthly.     Processed.]     f  0 13.28 :  944/4 

Rubber.  Specific  heat  and  increases  of  entropy  and  enthalpy  of  synthetic  rub- 
ber GR-S  from  0°  to  330"  K  [with  list  of  references]  ;  by  Robert  D.  Rands,  jr., 
AV.  Julian  Ferguson,  and  John  L.  Prather.  [1944.]  p.  63-70,  il.  (Research 
paper  RP15n5.)  [From  Journal  of  research  of  National  Bureau  of  Standards, 
July  1944,  V.  33.]     *  Paper,  5c  0  13.22/a  :  1595 

Technical  news  bulletin  of  National  Bureau  of  Standards,  Aug.  1944;  no.  328. 
[1944.]     p.  57-64.     [Monthly.]     *  Paper,  5c.  single  copy,  50c.   a  yr. ;  foreign 
subscription,  70c.     •  Item  281 
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Thermal  insulation  of  dwelling  houses  [with  list  of  references].  July  21,  1944. 
14  p.  4°     (Letter  circular  LC-759.)      [Processed.     Supersedes  L0^71.1     t 

C  13.16 :  759 

Trioxane.  Dipole  moment  and  structure  of  trioxano  [with  list  of  references]  ; 
by  Arthur  A.  Maryott  and  S.  F.  Acree.  [1944.]  p.  71-74,  1  pi.  (Research 
paper  RP1596.)  [From  Journal  of  research  of  National  Bureau  of  Standards, 
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Ultraviolet  rays.  Information  on  ultraviolet  transparency  of  window  materials 
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Supersedes  Letter  circulars  23."),  429,  511  and  549,  and  Form  letter  LC113.]     t 

013.16:760 

Vitamin  C.  Synthesis  of  vitamin  C  from  pectic  substances  [with  list  of  refer- 
ences] ;  by  Horace  S.  Isbell.  [1944.]  p.  45-61.  (Research  paper  RP1594.) 
[From  Journal  of  research  of  National  Bureau  of  Standards,  July  1944,  v.  33.] 
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PATENT  OFFICE 

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Arter,  Harry.  In  Court  of  Customs  and  Patent  Appeals,  patent  appeal  no.  4962, 
in  re  Harry  Arter,  work  support  adjustinjf  mechanisms  for  machine  tools;  brief 
for  commissioner  of  patents.     [1944.]     cover  title,  10  p.     |         C  21.10  :Ar  75 

[Decisions  in  patent  and  trade-mark  cases,  etc.]  Aug.  1-29,  1944.  [1944.]  vari- 
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Kingston,  Walter  E.  In  Court  of  Customs  and  Patent  Appeals,  patent  appeal 
no.  4990,  in  re  Walter  E.  Kingston,  alloys  and  process  of  manufacture ;  brief 
for  commissioner  of  patents.     [1944.]     cover  title,  7  p.     t        C  21.10 :  K  619/2 

Official  gazette.  OflScial  gazette  of  Patent  OflBce,  containing  patents,  trade-marks, 
and  designs,  issued  Aug.  1-29,  1944;  v.  565,  no.  1-5.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
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large  8"    *  Paper,  5c.  single  copy,  included  in  price  of  Official  gazette  for  sub- 
scribers.    •  Item  290  C  21.5 :  564/t.p.  &  cont. 

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Olimatological  data,  Hawaii  section,  v.  40,  no.  5;  May  1944.     [Hawaiian 

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Corn.     Weekly  corn  and  wheat  weather  bulletin,  no.  17-21,  series  1944 ;  Aug.  1-29, 

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CONGRESS 

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Duggan.  Joseph  P.  Granting  gratuity  to  Agnes  C.  Duggan.  report  to  accom- 
pany H.  Res.  619  [for  payment  of  6  months'  salary  compensation  and  funeral 
expenses  to  Agnes  C  Duggan,  sister  of  Joiscph  P.  Duggan]  ;  submitted  by  Mr. 
Cochran.    Aug.  7,  19i4.    1  p.     (H.  rp.  1755,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

CLAIMS    COMMITIEE,    HOUSE 

Albertson,  Enid  M.  Enid  M.  Albertson,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3218  [for  relief 
of  Enid  M.  Albertson]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Goodwin.  Aug.  10,  1944.  6  p.  (H. 
rp.  176S,  7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Alien.  Charles  T.  Charles  T.  Allen,  report  to  accompany  S.  1226  [for  relief  of 
Charles  T.  Allen]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  McGehee.  Aug.  24,  1944.  4  p.  (H.  rp. 
1777,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     t 

Bacic,  Peter  P.  Peter  Paul  Bacic,  Charles  C.  Cox.  H.  Forrest  Haugh,  and  Luther 
M.  Durst,  reiwrt  to  accompany  H.  R.  3(i30  [for  relief  of  Peter  Paul  Bacic, 
Charles  C.  Cox.  H.  Forest  Haugh.  and  Luther  M.  Dnr.st  |  ;  submitted  by  Mr. 
Jennings.    Aug.  IG,  1944.    7  p.     (11.  rp.  1771,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Barivick,  Archie.  Archie  Barwick,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  1556  [for  relief 
of  Archie  Barwick];  submitted  by  Mr.  Chenoweth.  Aug.  16,  1944.  3  p.  (H. 
rp.  17G6,  7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Bcckner,  Kimhall  L.  Estate  of  Kimball  Lee  Beckner,  report  to  accompany  H.  R. 
4786  [for  relief  of  estate  of  Kimball  Lee  Beckner]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  McGehee. 
Aug.  24,  1944.    5  p.    ( H.  rp.  1792,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     j 

Carroll  College.  Reimbursing  certain  aviation  cadets  and  former  aviation  cadets 
for  property  lost  or  damaged  as  result  of  fire  at  Can-oil  College,  Helena,  Mont., 
Jan.  8,  1944,  report  to  accompany  S.  1964;  submitted  by  Mr.  McGehee.  Aug. 
24,1944.    2  p.     (H.rp.  1794,  78 th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Carter.  Barley  E.  Harley  E.  Carter,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3709  [for  relief 
of  Harley  E.  Carter]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Pittenger.  Aug.  16,  1944.  8  p.  (H.rp. 
1772,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Dimler,  Fred  A.  Fred  A.  Dimler  and  Gwendolyn  E.  Dimler,  report  to  accompany 
S.  1995  [for  relief  of  Fred  A.  Dimler  and  Gwendolyn  E.  Dimler]  ;  submitted  by 
Mr.  McGehee.    Aug.  24,  1944.    3  p.     (H.  rp.  1784,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Drewry.  J.  C.  J.  C.  Drewry,  report  to  accompany  S.  1365  [for  relief  of  J.  C. 
Drewry]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  McGehee.  Aug.  24,  1944.  4  p.  (H.  rp.  1778,  7Sth 
Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Farrell.  John  "IF.  John  W.  Farrell,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  529  [for  relief 
of  John  W.  Farrell]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Keogh.  Aus.  16,  1944.  5  p.  (H.  rp. 
1764.  7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Gonrley,  Clark.  Mrs.  Clark  Gourley,  administratrix  of  estate  of  Clark  Gourley, 
report  to  accompany  S.  1709  [for  relief  of  Mrs.  Clark  Gourley,  administratrix 
of  estate  of  Clark  Gourley]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  McGehee.  Aug.  24,  1944.  6  p. 
(H.  rp.  1780,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Gorervment  officials  and  employees.  Relating  to  certain  overtime  compensation 
of  civilian  employees  of  United  States,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3608;  sub- 
mitted by  jNIr.  Keogh.     Aug.  24,  1944.     9  p.     (H.  rp.  1795,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)    t 

Grndwell,  John  E.  John  H.  Gradwell,  report  to  accompany  S.  1503  [for  relief  of 
John  H.  Gradwell]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  McGehee.  Aug.  24,  1944.  5  p.  (H.  rp. 
1779.  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Grantham,  Mrs.  Bertha.  Mrs.  Bertha  Grantham,  report  to  accompany  H.  R. 
3192  [for  relief  of  Mrs.  Bertha  Grantham]  ;  submitted  bv  Mr.  McGehee.  Aug. 
24,  1944.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  1787.  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Gregory,  Leslie  C.  L.  C.  Gregory,  report  to  accompany  S.  1776  [for  relief  of 
L.  C.  Gregory]  ;  submitted  bv  Mr.  McGehee.  Aug.  24,  1944.  4  p.  (H.  rp. 
1782,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Hill,  Mrs.  Lillian.  Lillian  Hill,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3191  [for  relief  of 
Lillian  Hill]  :  submitted  bv  Mr.  Patton.  Aug.  16,"  1944.  8  p.  (H.  rp.  1767. 
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Mncklin  Mrs.  Bcrfhn.     Mrs.  Bertha  Macklin,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3138  [for 
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Miuvcapolis  Steel  d  Machinery  Co.     Carrying  out  of  award  of  National  War 
Labor  Board  of  Apr.  11,  1919,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4498  [to  provide  for 
carrying  out  of  award  of  National  War  Labor  Board  of  Apr.  11,  1919,  and 
decision  of  Secretary  of  War  of  Nov.  30,  1920,  in  favor  of  certain  eniployees 
of  Minneapolis  Steel  and  Machinery  Company,  Minneapolis,  Minn.,  of  St.  Paul 
Foundry  Company,  St.  Paul.  Minn.,  of  American  Hoist  and  Derrick  Company, 
St    Paiil    Minn.,  and  of  Twin  City  Forge  and  Foundry  Company.  Stillwater, 
Minn.l; 'submitted    by    Mr.   McGehee.     Aug.   16,    1944.     13   p.      (H.    rp.   1774, 
7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 
Parkiihwv.  Eleanor.     Eleanor  Parkinson,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3302  [for 
relief  of  Eleanor  Parkinson] ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Carson  of  Ohio.    Aug.  16,  1944. 
5  p.     (H.  rp.  1769,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 
Port  Chicago,  Calif.     Providing  method  for  compensating  certain  individuals  for 
damages  sustained  as  result  of  explosions  at  Port  Chicago    Calif.,  report  to 
accompany  H.  R.  5181 ;  submitted  by  Mr.  McGehee.    Aug.  24,  1944.     4  p.     (H. 
rp.  1796,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     t 
Onecn  Citu  Brewing  Co.,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3614  [for  relief  of  Queen  City 
Brewing  Company]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Jennings.    Aug.  16,  1944.     <  p.     (H.  rp. 
1770,  78rh  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 
Randall  Mr.^.  Eugene  W.     Mrs.  Eugene  W.  Randall,  report  to  accompany  S.  1471 
[for  relief  of  Mrs.  Eugene  W.  Randall]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Pittenger.     Aug.  16, 
1944.     8  p.     (H.  rp.  1761,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 
Ran  Motor  Sales  Co.,  report  to  accompany  S.  1501  [for  relief  of  Ran  Motor  Sales 
Company]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Chenoweth.     Aug.  16,  1944.    3  p.     (H.  rp.  1(62, 
78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 
Riddle  F  L.     F.  L.  Riddle,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  1218  [for  relief  of  F   L. 
Riddle]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Jennings.    Aug.  16,  1944.     9  p.     (H.  rp.  l<6o,  .8th 
Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 
Robertson,  Prank.     Frank  Robertson,  report  to  accompany  S   1572  [for  relief  of 
Frank  Robertson]  :  submitted  by  Mr.  Chenoweth.     Aug.  16,  1944.     4  p.     (H.  rp. 
1703,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 
Runnebaum,  Mrs.  Ayina.     Mrs.  Anna  Runnebaum,  report  to  accompany  S.  19^ 
[fori-elief  of  Mrs.  Anna  Runnebaum]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  McGehee.     Aug.  24, 
1944.    8  p.     (H.  rp.  1783,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 
Saundcr.'^  Memorial  Hospital.     Conferring  jurisdiction  upon  district  court  for 
eastern  district  of  South  Carolina  to  hear,  determine,  and  render  judgment 
upon  claim  of  board  of  trustees  of  Saunders  Memorial  Hospital   report  to  ac- 
company H.  R.  5167:  submitted  by  Mr.  McGehee.    Aug.  24,  1944.    16  p.     (H. 
rp.  1793'  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 
Smith,  Luther  M.     Luther  Marcus  Smith,  report  to  accompany  H.R.  4345  [for 
relief  of  legal  guardian  of  Luther  Marcus  Smith] ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Goodwin. 
Aug.  16,  1944.    13  p.    (H.  rp- 1773,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 
Steel,  Joseph  W.     Joseph  W.  Steel,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4038  [for  relief 
of  Joseph  W.  Steel]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  McGehee.    Aug.  24,  1944.    7  p.     (H.  rp. 
1789,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 
Steu-art,  Luella  F.     Lnella  F.  Stewart,  report  to  accompany  S.  1717  [for  relief 
of  Luella  F.  Stewart]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  McGehee.    Aug.  24,  1944.    2  p.     {U. 
rp.  1781,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 
Svkes,  Mrs.  Bei^sic.     Mrs.  Luther  S.  Sykes.  report  to  accompany  H^  R.  3585  [for 
relief  of  Mrs   Luther  S.  Sykes  (Bessie  Sykes)];  submitted  by  Mr.  McGehee. 
Aug.  24,  1944.    6  p.     ( H.  rp.  1788,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     t 

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Voorhies,  Pothier  J.  Lt.  (T)  P.  J.  Voorhies,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4452 
[for  relief  of  P.  J.  Voorhies]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  McGehee.  Aug.  24,  1944.  (>  p. 
(H.  rp.  1791,  7Sth  Coug.  2d  sess.)     t 

Weakley,  John  E.  Conferring  jurisdiction  upon  district  court  for  western  dis- 
trict of  Virginia  to  liear,  determine,  and  render  judgment  upon  claims  of  John 
Weakley  and  Rella  Moyer,  report  to  accompany  S.  887 ;  subnritted  by  Mr.  Mc- 
Gehee.   Aug.  24,  1944.    4  p.     (H.  rp.  177Ci,  78lh  Coug.  2d  sess.)     t 

M'ylic,  Alex.  Alex  Wylie  and  estate  of  James  Evans,  report  to  accompany  H.  R. 
4366  [for  relief  of  Alex  Wylie  and  estate  of  James  Evans]  ;  submitted  by  Mr. 
McGehee.    Aug.  24,  1944.    op.     (H.  rp.  1790,  78th  Coug.  2d  sess.)     t 

EXECTJTIVE   AGENCIES,    SPECIAL   COMMITTEE   TO  INVESTIGATE,    HOUSE 

Administrative  law.  Report  of  Select  Committee  to  Investigate  Executive  Agen- 
cies, 6th  intermediate  report  pursuant  to  H.  Res.  102 ;  [submitted  by  Mr.  Smith 
of  Virginia].  1944.  iii  +  16  p.  (H.  rp.  1797,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)  [Relates 
to  H.  R.  5237,  to  improve  administration  of  justice  by  prescribing  fair  admin- 
istrative procedure.  Includes  additional  report  on  administrative  lave.] 
♦Paper,  10c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41353 

Government  offices.     To  investigate  executive  agencies,  bearings,  78th  Congress, 
2d  session,  pursuant  to  H.  Res.  102,  June  1,  22,  1944.     1944.    pt.  3,  iii +2399- 
2439p.    *  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  380. 
L.  C.  card  44-41047  T  4.Ex  3/4  :  Ex  3/pt.3 

EXPENDITURES  IN   EXECUTIVE  DEPARTMENTS   COMMITTEE,    HOUSE 

Public  property.  Disposal  of  surplus  Government  property,  report  to  accompany 
H.  R.  5125  [to  provide  for  disposal  of  surplus  Government  property  and  plants]  ; 
submitted  by  Mr.  Manasco.  Aug.  10,  1944.  24  p.  (H.  rp.  1757,  7Sth  Cong.  2d 
sess.)  [H.  R.  5125  establishes  the  Surplus  Property  Administration  and  cre- 
ates a  Surplus  Property  Advisory  Board.]     t 

Sui'plus  property  act  of  1944,  hearings,  78th  Congress,  2d  session,  on  H.  R. 

5125,  to  provide  for  disposal  of  surplus  Government  property  and  plants,  Aug. 
7-9,  1944.  1944.  ii  -f  187  p.  [H.  R.  5125  establishes  the  Surplus  Property 
Administration  and  creates  a  Surplus  Property  Advisory  Board.]     *  Paper,  25c. 

•  Item  350 

L.  C.  card  44-41305  T  4.Ex  7/13 :  P  94/2 

INVALID  PENSIONS  COMMITTEE,  HOUSE 

Pensions.  Increase  pension  rates  15  percent,  regular  establishment,  hearings, 
78th  Congress,  2d  session,  on  H.  R.  919,  H.  R.  10U5,  H.  R.  1014,  tind  H.  R.  4999, 
bills  increasing  service-connected  disability  rates  of  pension  for  certain  regular 
establishment  veterans  and  veterans  of  wars  prior  to  World  War  I,  June  8  and 
14, 1944.  1944.  iii  -f  40  p.  *  Paper,  10c.  •  Item  357. 
L.  C.  card  44-41167  Y  4.1n  8/5 :  P  38/5 

LABOR  COMMITTEE,  HOUSE 

Employment  management.  To  prohibit  discrimination  in  employment,  hearings, 
78th  Congress,  2d  session,  on  H.  R.  3986,  H.  R.  4004,  and  H.  R.  4005,  bills  to  pro- 
hibit discrimination  in  employment  because  of  race,  creed,  color,  national  origin, 
or  ancestry,  June  1-16,  1944.  1944.  v.  1,  ii  -f  1-269  p.  1  pi.  [H.  R.  3986,  H.  R. 
4004,  and  H.  R.  4005,  establish  the  Fair  Employment  Practice  Conunission  and 
terminate    the    Committee    on    Fair    Emplovment    Practice.]       *  Paper,    30c. 

•  Item  360 

L.  C.  card  44-41287  Y  4.L  11 :  Em  7/8/v.l 

LAWS,  COMMITTEE  ON  REVISION  OF,  HOUSE 

District  of  Columbia  code.  District  of  Columbia  code,  1940  edition,  annotated,  v. 
1,  pts.  1-4,  supp.  3,  Jan.  3,  1941-Dec.  21,  1943.  1944.  xi  +  [1]  +  1-95  p. 
large  8°    *  Paper,  50c.  per  set.     •  Item  428.         Y  4.L  44/2  :  D  63/940/v.l/supp.3 

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■j^Q;^§  GOVERNMKNT   PuBUCATIONS 

''''''%aL^T">''iiT^fj^^'^^  1944.     vii+   [1]    + 

"^-IsT'larJe's"  '•  ifSu  4^!   "  Y4.L44/2:  D  (>3/940/v.2/supp.3 

MERCHANT  MARINE  ANU  FISHERIES  COMMITTEE,   HOUSE 

East  Coast  Shipyards,  Inc.,  hearings  before  subcommittee  on  production  in  ship- 
building plains.  78th  congress,  2d  sessL.n  pursuant  to  ^"^l^^-'ty  f  ^  Res  o2. 
authorizing  investigati.m  of  national  defense  program  ^a,^,  ^^  ' ^^^^es  ^<^  C^m 
mittee  on  Merchant  Marine  and  Fisheries  June  26-July  14^  1944  19^. 
iii+647  p.     [These  hearings  were  held  at  ^ew  lork  City.]     *  Paper,  $1.00. 

L.  a ?a?f 44-41306  Y4.M53:Ea7/2 

Fish  and  fisheries.  Price  ceilings  on  fisheries,  executive  hearing  ^'tSi'Si 
committee  on  fisheries,  TSth  Congress,  2d  session,  on  H  Res.  ^'  ^ut^^^^/^S 
investigation  of  national  defense  program  as  t  rehUes  ^o  Committee  on  Mer- 
chant   Marine    and    Fisheries,    Apr.    4-June    26,    1944.     1944.     ui-f 306   p.    il. 

*  Paper,  35c.     •  Item  3G2  Y  4  M  53  •  F  53/26 

L.  C.  card  44-41286  ^  ^-^  ^^  •  *  ^^"^^ 

Ships  Production  in  shipbuilding  plants,  executive  hearings  before  subcommittee 
on  production  in  shipbiUlding  plants,  TSth  Congress  [1st  session  and  2d  session 
on  H  Res.  52.  authorizing  investigation  of  national  defense  program  as  it 
relates  to  Committee  on  Mereluint  Marine  and  Fisheries  June  2,  11)44  [1943- 
FPh  16  1^441  1944  pts  2-4.  fxxiiil +159-1215  p.  [These  hearings  vrere 
held  in  Los  Angeles.  Wilmington,  San  Francisco,  and  San  Diego.  Calif.,  Port- 
land. Oreg.,  Seattle.  Wash.,  and  Washington.  D.  C]     *  Paper,  pts.  2  and  3. 

each  40c ;  *  pt.  4,  35c.     •  Item  362  v  a  xi  -q  •  «i,  ft  /9R  /ni-  9^ 

L.  C.  card  43-11033  ^  4.M  o3  :  Sh  6/26/pt.2-4 

Ship  repair  yards,  hearings  before  subcommittee  on  production  In  shipbuild- 
ing plants,  78th  Congress,  2d  session,  pursuant  to  authority  of  H.  Res  5.-, 
authorizing  investigation  of  national  defense  program  as  it  relates  to  Com- 
mittee on  Merchant  Marine  and  Fisheries,  May  31-June  2,  1944.  1944.  pt.  3, 
iii +243-352  p.  *  Paper,  15c.  •  Item  362  v  ^  tu  r^q  •  csh  R/97/nf  9. 
L.  C.  card  44-6048  ^  4.M  53 .  Sh  6/27/pt.3 

MILITARY  AFFAIRS  COMMrrTEE,  HOLTSE 

unitary  education.     Inquiry  into  Army  and  Navy  educational  progi-am,  hearings 
78th  Congress,  2d  session.  Jan.  19-21,  1944.     1944.     iii+58  p.     [These  hearings 
relate  to  the  Army  educational  program  only.]     *  Paper,  10c     •Item  363 
L.  C.  card  44^1285  ^  4.M  o9/l .  Ed  8/5 

NAVAL  AFFAIRS  COMMITTEE,   HOUSE 

Gibbs  d  Cox,  Inc.     Investigation  of  progress  of  war  effort  bearings,  78th  Congress, 
2d  session,  pursuant  to  H.  Res.  30,  May  8  and  9,  1944.    1944.     v  5,  ui+393<- 
4037  p.     [These  hearings  relate  to  employment  by  Navy  Department  of  UibDS  &. 
Cox.  Inc.]     *  Paper,  15c.     •  Item  365 
L.  C.  card  43-7088  ^  4.N  22/1 .  A\  19/2/V.5 

POST-WAE  ECONOMIC  POLICY  AND  PLANNING,    SPEaAl.  COMMITTEE  ON,  HOUSE 

Economic  policy.  Post-war  economic  policy  and  planning,  hearings.  78th  Con- 
gress. 2d  session,  pursuant  to  H.  Res.  408,  May  18  [-J^^e  15]  1944:  Economic 
problems  of  transition  period.  1944.  pts.  2  and  3,  [vu] +289-606  p.  *  Papei, 
pt.  2,  25c. ;  *  pt.  3,  15c.     •  Item  380  , 

L.  C.  card  44-6221  ^  4.P  84/9 .  P  «4/pt.^,d 

Public  property.     Post-war  economic  policy  and  planning,  report  pursuant  to  H. 
Res.  408;  submitted  by  Mr.  Colmer.     Aug.  10,  1944.     19  p.     (H.  rp.  1*50,  78th 
Cong.  2d  se.ss.)     [Relates  to  disposal  of  surplus  Government  property  and 
plants.  ]     *  Paper.  5c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41337 

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September  1944  1019 

War  Mobilisation  and  Reconversion  Office.    Post-war  economic  policy  and  plan- 
ning, report  pursuant  to  H.  Res.  408;  [submitted  by  Mr.  Colmer].     1944.     ii-f 
12  p.     (H.  rp.  1759,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)      [Relates  to  establishment  of  Office  of 
War  Mobilization  and  Reconversion.]     *  Paper,  5c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41335 

FEINTING  COMMITTEE,   HOUSE 

Soldiers.  Servicemen's  readjustment  act  of  1944,  report  to  accompany  H.  Con. 
Res.  94  [authorizing  printing  of  additional  copies  of  Public  law  numbered  346, 
current  session,  entitled  Servicemen's  readjustment  act  of  1944]  ;  submitted 
byMr.  Jarman.     Aug.  18,  1944.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  1775,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

KULES  COMMITTEE,    HOUSE 

Public  property.  Consideration  of  H.  R.  5125,  report  to  accompany  H.  Res.  620 
[for  consideration  of  H.  R.  5125,  to  provide  for  disposal  of  surplus  Govern- 
ment property  and  plants]  ;  submitt(Hl  by  Mr.  Sabath.  Aug.  14,  1944.  1  p. 
(H.  rp.  17G0,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)  [H.  R.  5125  establishes  the  Surplus  Prop- 
erty Administration  and  creates  a  Surplus  Property  Advisory  Board.]     t 

WAYS  AND  MEANS  COMMITTEE,  HOUSE 

Economic  policy.  War  mobilization  and  reconversion  act  of  1944,  report  to  acconl- 
pany  S.  2051  [to  amend  social  security  act,  as  amended,  to  provide  national 
program  for  wav  mobilization  and  reconversion,  and  for  other  purposes]  ;  sub- 
mitted by  Mr.  Dough  ton.  Aug.  24,  1944.  29  p.  (H.  rp.  1798,  78th  Cong.  2d 
sess.)  [Includes  supplementary  views  of  Republican  members  of  Ways  and 
Means  Committee  and  dissenting  views.  S.  2051,  as  here  reported,  establishes 
the  Office  of  War  Mobilization  and  Reconversion  and  places  within  that  Office 
the  Office  of  Contract  Settlement  and  the  Surplus  Property  Administration,  and 
abolishes  the  present  Office  of  War  Mobilization.]  *  Paper,  10c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41354 

REDUCTION     OF     NONESSENTIAL     FEDERAL     EXPENDITURES     JOINT 

COMMITTEE 

Oovemment  corporations.    Reduction  of  nonessential  Federal  expenditures,  addi- 
tional report  pursuant  to  sec.  601  of  revenue  act  of  1941;  [submitted  by  Mr. 
Byrd].     1944.     v-|-52  p.    (S.  doc.  227,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     [Relates  to  Govern- 
ment coi*porations.]    *  Paper,  10c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41298 

SENATE 

Calendar  of  business,  78th  Congress,  2d  session,  Aug.  3-31, 1944  ;  no.  91-104.  1944. 
Each  12  p.  or  16  p.  large  8°  [Daily  when  Senate  is  in  session.  The  legislative 
day  of  Aug.  1  extended  through  the  calendar  day  Aug.  7,  and  the  legislative  day 
of  Aug.  15  extended  through  the  calendar  day  Aug.  31.]     t     Y  1.3  :  78-2/91-104 

Peace.  International  organization  for  maintenance  of  peace  and  security,  re- 
marks of  Cordell  Hull,  Secretary  of  State  of  United  States,  and  remarks  of  Sir 
Alexander  Cadogan,  leader  of  United  Kingdom  delegation,  and  remarks  of 
Andrei  A.  Gromyko,  leader  of  Soviet  delegation,  at  opening  of  informal  conver- 
sations on  general  nature  of  intei'national  organization  for  maintenance  of 
peace  and  security.  Washington,  D.  C.  Aug.  21,  1944;  presented  by  Mr.  Connally. 
1944.  [1]  -f  7  p.  (S.  doc.  231,  78th  Cong. '2d  sess.)  *  Paper,  5c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41355 

AGBICUI.TURE   AND   FORESTKY   COMMITTEE,    SENATE 

Food  supply  of  United  States,  hearings  before  subcommittee,  78th  Congress,  1st 
session,  on  food  supply  of  United  States,  farm  petroleum  supply.  Mar.  1  and 
May  31,  1944.    1944.    pt.  6,  iii+1901-72  p.     [The  hearings  in  pt.  6  do  not  relate 
to  farm  petroleum  supply.]     *  Paper,  15c.     •  Item  382 
L.  C.  card  43-6781  Y  4. Ag  8/2  :  F  73/11/pt  .6 

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JQ20  GOVERNMKNT   PUBLICATIONS 

AMEEICAN  SMALL  BUSINKSS,  SPECIAL  COMMITTEE  TO  STUDY  PBOBLEMS  OF,  SENATE 

Business.  Problems  of  American  small  business,  hearings,  78th  Congress,  2d  ses- 
sion, pursuant  to  S.  Res.  66  (extending  S.  Res.  298,  76th  Congress),  to  appoint 
special  committee  to  study  and  survey  problems  of  American  small  business 
enterprises.    1944.    pts.  38  and  39.     •  v  i  a^  q/^  • -rq^m 

L.  C.  card  42-12978  Y  4.Am  3/5  :  B  96/4 

nt  38    Biisinessiufii's   views   on    reconversion    needs.   3,    June   22-24,    l'.M4       iii  +  4533- 
1)1.  no.  ""•'  [These  hearings  were  held  at  Boston.  Mass.]     •Paper,  15c. 

pt.  39.  Commerdal  rint  control,  July  14.  1944.    lil +4627-1718  p.     [These  hearings  were 
held  at  Washington,  D.  C]      *  Paper,  15c. 

Piihlir  property.  Problems  of  surplus  property  disposal,  preliminary  report  of 
surplus  war  property  subcommittee,  78th  Congress,  2d  session,  pursuant  to  S. 
Res  6(i  (extending  S.  Res.  298,  76th  Congress),  to  appoint  special  committee 
to  Study  and  survey  problems  of  American  small  business  enterprises,  July  21, 
1944.  1944.  ii+24  p.  (Senate  subcommittee  print  no.  1,  78th  Congress,  2d 
session. )     *  Paper,  10c.  ^  a  a^q/k-x>qa 

L.  C.  card  44-41356  ^  4.Am  3/5  .  P  94 

CENTRALIZATION    OF     HEAVT    INDUSTBY    IN    UNITED    STATES,     SPEaAL    COMMITTEE    TO 

INVXBTIGATE,    SENATE 

Industry.    Investigation  of  industrial  centralization,  hearings,  78th  Congress,  2d 
session,  pursuant  to  S.  Res.  190,  to  investigate  effect  upon  country  of  centraliza- 
tion of  heavy  industry  in  United  States,  Mar.  3-May  18,  1944 :  Cascade  Alloy 
Corporation.    1944.    pt.  2,  iii+29-140  p.    *  Paper  20c.     •  Iteitf  381 
L.  C  card  44-4802  Y  4.C  33/3 :  In  2/pt.2 

CLAIMS  COMMITTEE,   SENATE 

Axtell  E  8.    Dr.  E.  S.  Axtell,  report  to  accompany  S.  1942  [for  relief  of  E.  S. 

Axtell]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Ellender.     Aug.  18,  legislative  day  Aug.  15,  1944. 

2  p.     (S.  rp.  1044,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t    * 
Coolev.  Ralph  W.    Ralph  W.  Cooley,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3464  [for  relief 

of  Ralph  W.  Cooley] ;  submitted  by  Mr.  O'Daniel.    Aug.  18,  legislative  day 

Aug.  15,  1944.    5  p.     (S.  rp- 1053,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 
Coppage,  Gordon  L.    Gordon  Lewis  Coppage,  report  to  accompany  S.  1987  [for 

relief  of  Gordon  Lewis  Coppage]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Ellender.    Aug.  18,  legis- 
lative day  Aug.  15,  1944.    6  p.     (S.  rp.  1045,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 
Davis,  Dewey  H.    Dewey  H.  Davis,  report  to  accompany  S.  1392  [for  relief  of 

Dewey  H.  Davis] ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Ellender.     Aug.  18,  legislative  day  Aug. 

15,1944.    4  p.     (S.  rp.  1043,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 
Dorsei/,  R.  Gtiy.    R.  Guy  Dorsey,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3296  [for  relief  of 

R  Guy  Dorsey]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  O'Daniel.    Aug.  18,  legislative  day  Aug.  15, 

1944.  "9  p.     (S.  rp.  1052,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 
Evans,  Mrs.  Leola.    Leola  Evans,  report  to  accompany  S.  1784  [for  relief  of  Leola 

Evans]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Ellender.     Aug.  23,  legislative  day  Aug.  lo,  1944. 

4  p.     (S.  rp.  1059,  7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Grotfke.  Ernest  A.  Ernest  A.  Grottke,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3496  [for  relief 
of  Ernest  A.  Grottke]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Capper.  Aug.  18,  legislative  day  Aug. 
15,  1944.    9  p.     (S.  rp.  1047,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Hart,  Joel  A.  Joel  A.  Hart,  report  to  accompany  S.  1557  [for  relief  of  Joel  A. 
Hart]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Ellender.  Aug.  24,  legislative  day  Aug.  15,  1944. 
2  p.     (S.  rp- 1067,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Hertz,  Mrs.  Mary.  Mary  Hertz,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  527  [for  relief  of  Mary 
Hertz]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  O'Daniel.  Aug.  18,  legislative  day  Aug.  15,  1944. 
6  p.     (S.  rp.  1048,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Jaeobs,  Lum.  Lum  Jacobs,  report  to  accompany  S.  2007  [for  relief  of  Lum 
Jacobs]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Ellender.  Aug.  23,  legislative  day  Aug.  15,  1944. 
4  p.     (S.  rp.  1063,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

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Kari,  Arvo.  Arvo  Kari,  Lempi  K.  Holm,  and  Burt  Johnston,  report  to  accompany 
H.  R.  2792  [for  relief  of  Arvo  Kari,  Lempi  K.  Holm,  and  Burt  Johnston]  ;  sub- 
mitted by  Mr.  EUender.  Aug.  18,  legislative  day  Aug.  15,  1U44.  4  p.  (S.  rp. 
1046,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

McKnight,  Mrs.  Amy.  Mrs.  Amy  McKnight,  report  to  accompany  S.  1959  [for 
relief  of  Mrs.  Amy  McKnight  J  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Wherry.  Aug.  23,  legislative 
day  Aug.  15,  1944.    2  p.     (S.  rp.  1064,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Page,  Mrs.  Grace  O.  Mrs.  Grace  Page,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3038  [for  relief 
of  Mrs.  Grace  Page]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  O'Daniel.  Aug.  18,  legislative  day  Aug. 
15,  1944.    5  p.     (S.  rp.  1051,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Philyaw,  Herman  A.  Herman  Philyav?,  report  to  accompany  S.  2008  [for  relief 
of  Herman  Philyaw] ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Wherry.  Aug.  23,  legislative  day  Aug. 
15, 1944.    4  p.     ( S.  rp.  1065,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     t 

Salli,  John.  John  Salfi,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  2387  [for  relief  of  John  Salfi]  ; 
submitted  by  Mr.  O'Daniel.  Aug.  18,  legislative  day  Aug.  15,  1944.  10  p. 
(S.  rp.  1049,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Scarpella,  Joseph.  Joseph  Scarpella  and  Dorothy  Scarpella,  report  to  accompany 
H.  R.  2390  [for  relief  of  Joseph  Scarpella  and  Dorothy  Scarpella]  ;  submitted 
by  Mr.  Ellender.  Aug.  24,  legislative  day  Aug.  15,  1944.  6  p.  (S.  rp.  1070, 
78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Sellers,  Arthur  M.  Arthur  M.  Sellers,  report  to  accompany  S.  1732  [for  relief  of 
Arthur  M.  Sellers]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Ellender.  Aug.  23,  legislative  day  Aug. 
15,  1944.     4  p.     (S.  rp.  1058,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Sheridan,  Irma  8.  Irma  S.  Sheridan,  report  to  accompany  S.  2069  [for  relief  of 
Irma  S.  Sheridan]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Wherry.  Aug.  24,  legislative  day  Aug.  15, 
1944.    2  p.     (S.  rp.  1066,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Smoot,  W.  A.,  Inc.  W.  A.  Smoot,  Inc.,  report  to  accompany  S.  1922  [for  relief 
of  W.  A.  Smoot,  Incorporated]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Ellender.  Aug.  24,  legislative 
day  Aug.  15,  1944.     3  p.     (S.  rp.  1069,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Spring,  Mrs.  Tressie.  Tressie  Spring  and  Mrs.  Hazel  Stutte,  report  to  accompany 
H.  R.  3033  [for  relief  of  Tressie  Spring  and  Mrs.  Hazel  Stutte]  ;  submitted  by 
Mr.  O'Daniel.  Aug.  18,  legislative  day  Aug.  15,  1944.  13  p.  ( S.  rp.  1050,  78th 
Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Taiinenbaum,  Mrs.  Sophia.  Mrs.  Sophia  Tannenbaum,  report  to  accompany  S. 
1897  [for  relief  of  Mrs.  Sophia  Tannenbaum]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Ellender. 
Aug.  24,  legislative  day  Aug.  15,  1944.     4  p.     (S  rp.  1068,  78th  Cong  2d  sess.)     t 

Thornton,  C.  C.  C.  C.  Thornton,  report  to  accompany  S.  1766  [for  relief  of  C.  C. 
Thornton]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Ellender.  Aug.  23,  legislative  day  Aug.  15,  11)44. 
3  p.     (S.  rp.  1062,  7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Vaughn,  Mrs.  Mamie  D.  Mrs.  Mamie  Dutch  Vaughn,  report  to  accompany  S.  1869 
[for  relief  of  Mrs.  Mamie  Dutch  Vaughn]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Ellender.  Aug. 
23,  legislative  day  Aug.  15,  1944.    4  p.     (S.  rp.  1061,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Wylie,  Alex.  Alex  Wylie,  report  to  accompany  S.  1785  [for  relief  of  Alex  Wylie] ; 
submitted  by  Mr.  Ellender.  Aug.  23,  legislative  day  Aug.  15,  1944.  4  p.  (S.  rp. 
1060,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

COMMENCE  COMMITTEE,  SENATE 

Park  River  and  tributaries,  N.  Dak.,  letter  from  Secretary  of  War  transmitting  to 
chairman  of  Committee  on  Commerce,  Senate,  review  [by  chief  of  engineers. 
Army]  of  reports  on  Red  River  of  the  North,  Minn,  and  N.  Dak.,  with  view  to 
determining  if  project  should  be  modified  Fo  provide  for  flood  control  works  on 
Park  River  and  its  tributaries;  presented  by  Mr.  Nye.  1944.  vi+37  p.  map. 
(S.  doc.  194,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     *  Paper,  10c. 

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Snntee  River,  N.  C.  and  8.  C,  letter  from  Secretary  of  War  transmitting  to  chair- 
man of  Committee  on  Commerce,  Senate,  reiH)rt  [from  chief  of  engineers. 
Army]  on  Santee  Hiver,  N.  C.  and  S.  C,  with  view  to  determining  advisability 
((f  improving  existing  conditions  for  navigation  [on  Santee  and  Congaree 
Rivers]  ;  presented  by  Mr.  Overton.  1944.  v-f62  p.  map.  (S.  doc.  189,  78th 
Cong.  2d  sess.)     *  Paper,  15c. 

8he!/C)uie  River,  X.  Dak.,  letter  from  Secretary  of  War  transmitting  to  chairman 
of  Committee  on  Commerce,  Senate,  report  [from  chief  of  engineers,  Army]  on 
Red  River  of  the  North,  Minn,  and  N.  Dak.,  with  view  of  flood  control  on  Shey- 
euiie  Kiver;  presented  by  Mr.  Bailey.  I!i44.  viii-|-8'J  p.  1  pi.  map.  (S.  doc. 
193,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     *  Paper,  15c. 

EDUCATION  AND  LABOR  COMMITTEi:,   StNATE 

Wartime  health  and  education,  hearings  before  subcommittee,  78th  Congress,  2d 
session,  pnrsuant  to  S.  Res.  74,  authorizing  investigation  of  educational  and 
physical  fitness  of  civilian  population  as  related  to  national  defense.  Mar.  1  and 
2,  1944;  Juvenile  delinquency,  2.     1944.     pt.  4,  iii+1545-lGll  p.     *  Paper,  15c. 

•  Item  389 

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FINANCE  COMMITTEB;    SENATE 

Unemployment  insurance.    Amendments  to  social  security  act  [relating  to  un- 
employment compensation],  report  to  accompany  S.  2051;  submitted  by  Mr. 
George.     Aug.  3,  legislative  day  Aug.  1,  1944.     8  p.     (S.  rp.  1U35,  78th  Cong. 
2d  sess. )     *  Paper,  5c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41336 

INDIAN   AFFAIRS  COMMITTEE,   SENATE 

Indian.'i.  Remove  restrictions  on  Indian  property,  hearings  before  subcommittee, 
78th  Congress,  2d  session,  on  S.  1311,  to  remove  restrictions  on  Indian  property 
now  held  in  trust  by  United  States,  Jan.  10  and  June  8,  1944.  1&44.  iii-|-166  p. 
[These  hearings  were  held  in  Muskogee,  Okla.,  and  Washington,  D.  C]  *  Paper, 
20c.  •  Item  394 
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INTERSTATE  COMMERCE  COMMITTEE,  SENATE 

Olds,  Leiand.    Leland  Olds'  reappointment  to  Federal  Power  Commission,  hear- 
ings before  subcommittee,   78th  Congress,  2d  session,   July  6-8,  1944.     1944. 
iii-l-235  p.     *  Paper,  30c.     •  Item  396 
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JUDICIARY   COMMITTEE,    SENATE 

Counterfeits.  Punishment  of  counterfeiting  conspirators,  report  to  accompany 
S.  72'5  [to  provide  for  punishment  of  persons  conspiring  to  violate  laws  relating 
to  counterfeiting,  and  certain  other  laws]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Hatch.  Aug. 
15,  1944.     3  p.     ( S.  rp.  1039,  78th  Cong.  2d  ses.s. )     f 

Income  tax.  Multiple  taxation  on  Federal  employees,  report  to  accompany  H.  R. 
3592  [to  amend  judicial  code  in  respect  to  original  jurisdiction  of  District 
Courts  of  I'nited  States  in  certain  cases,  so  as  to  prevent  multiple  State  income 
taxes  on  salaries  of  Federal  employees]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  McFarland.  Aug. 
15,1944.     4  p.     (S.  rp.  1040,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Insurance,  joint  hearing  before  subcommittees  of  Conmiittees  on  Judiciary,  7Sth 
Congress,  2d  session,  on  S.  1362,  H.  R.  3269,  and  H.  R.  3270,  bills  to  affirm  in- 
tent of  Congress  that  regulation  of  business  of  insurance  remain  within  control 
of  the  several  States  and  that  acts  of  Jidy  2,  1890,  and  Oct.  15,  1914.  as  amended, 
be  not  applicable  to  that  business,  May  2a-June  23,  1944.  1944.  pt.  6,  iii+533- 
642  p.  [These  hearings  weie  held  at  joint  meetings  of  the  subconnnittees  of 
the  Senate  Committee  on  Judiciary  and  the  House  Committee  on  Judiciary.] 

*  Paper,  15c.     •  Item  398 

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Jndne-i.  Providing  additional  circuit  judge  for  3d  judicial  circuit  and  permitting 
filling  of  district  judgeship  in  eastern  district  of  Pennsylvania,  report  to  ac- 
company H.  R.  3750;  submitted  by  Mr.  Hatch.  Aug.  16,  1944.  2  p.  (S.  rp. 
1042,  7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Liquor  iiuhn^try,  hearings  before  subcommittee,  78th   Congress,  2d   ses.sion,  on 
S.  Res.  206,  authorizing  investigation  of  alcoholic  beverage  indnstrv.  May  4-24, 
1944.     1944.     pt.  .3.  iii +601-861  p.  il.     *  Paper.  30c.     •  Item  39S ' 
L.  C.  card  44-2140  Y  4.  J  89/2  :  L  66/4/pt.3 

MILITARY    AFFAIRS    COMMITTEE,    SENATE 

Aircraft.  Di.sposal  of  surplus  aircraft  and  major  components  thereof,  report  of 
war  contracts  subcommittee,  pursuant  to  S.  Res.  198,  to  investigate  war  con- 
tracts, termination  of  war  contracts,  and  related  problems,  .lune  26,  1944. 
1944.  vii+100  p.  il.  (Senate  subcommittee  print  no.  6.  78th  Congress.  2d 
session.)  [This  report  was  prepared  by  Harvard  University  Graduate  School 
of  Business  Administration.]  *  Paper,  15c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41357  Y  4.M  59/2 :  Ai  7/11 

Ecovomic  poliei/.  War  mobilization  and  post-war  adjustment,  report  [and  min- 
ority views]  to  accompany  S.  2061  [to  provide  national  program  for  war  mobil- 
ization and  post-war  adjustment].  [2  pts.]  (S.  rp.  1036.  2  pts.,  78th  Cong. 
2d  sess.)  [S.  2061  establishes  in  the  Executive  Office  of  the  President  the 
Office  of  War  Mobilization  and  Adjustment  and  abolishes  the  present  Office  ojf 
War  Mobilization.  It  also  creates  the  National  Production-SE'mploynient  Board 
and  the  Retraining  and  Reemployment  Administration.] 
L.  C.  card  44-41333 

[pt.   1.]    Report ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Murray  for  himself  and  Mr.  Kilsrore.     Au.c;.  5,  1944. 

11  p.     t 
pt.  2.       Minority  views ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Revercomb.     Aug.  8,   1944.     5  p.     t 

Government  contrncts.     Mobilization   and  demobilization  problems.     1944.    pts. 

9-12.     e  Item  401 

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pt.  9.  Hearings  before  subcommittee,  78th  Congress,  2d  session,  on  S.  1730,  to  create 
Office  of  Demobilization,  establish  general  policies  for  operation  of  that  Office, 
provide  for  settlement  of  claims  arising  from  terminated  war  contracts, 
provide  for  disposal  of  surphis  Government  property,  and  for  other  purposes, 
S.  1893  (supersedes  S.  1823).  to  provide  for  establishment  of  Office  of  War 
Mobilization  and  Adjustment,  July  10-12,  1944.  iii  +  423-608  p.  il.  [Re- 
lates to  aircraft.]      *  Paper,  25c. 

pt.  10.  Hearings,  78th  Congress,  2d  session,  on  S.  1730,  to  create  Office  of  Demobiliza- 
tion, establish  general  policies  for  operation  of  that  Office,  provide  for 
settlement  of  claims  arising  from  terminated  war  contracts,  provide  for 
disposal  of  surplus  Government  property,  and  for  other  purposes,  S.  189.1 
(supersedes  S.  1823),  to  provide  for  establishment  of  Office  of  'War  Mobiliza- 
tion and  Ad.iustment.  S.  2061,  to  provide  national  program  for  war  mobiliza- 
tion and  post-war  adjustment.  Aug.  3  and  4.  1944.  iii 4- 609-765  p.  *  Paper, 
20c. 

pt.  11.  Hearings  before  subcommittee.  78th  Congress,  2d  session,  on  S.  1478  [and  other 
bills],  Aug.  7,  1944.  iii -f  767-827  p.  [Relates  to  utilization  and  disposition 
of  surplus  war  propertv.]      *  Paper,  15c. 

pt.   12.   Same,  Aug.  10,  1944.     iii-f  829-886  p.     *  Paper,  10c. 

Prisoners  of  war.  Promotion  of  certain  American  prisoners  of  war,  report  to 
accompany  S.  1374;  submitted  by  Mr.  Chandler.  Aug.  15,  1944.  4  p.  (S.  rp. 
1041,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

PuMic  property.  Disposition  of  surplus  property,  report  lo  accompany  S.  2065 
[to  aid  reconversion  from  war  to  ipeace  economy  through  distribution  of  Gov- 
ernment surplus  property  and  to  establish  Surplus  Property  Administration 
to  effectuate  same,  and  for  other  purposes]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  .Johnson  of 
Colorado  for  himself  and  Mr.  Murray.  Aug.  22.  legislative  day  Aug.  15.  1944. 
16  p.  (S.  rp.  1057.  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)  [S.  2065,  as  amended  by  the  com- 
mittee, establishes  in  the  Office  of  War  Mobilization  a  Surplus  Property  Board, 
not  a  Surplus  Property  Administration  as  the  bill  title  indicates.  It  also 
creates  a  Surplus  Property  Advisory  Council.]     t 

Retired  list.  Army.  Former  enlisted  men  of  Regular  Army  and  Philippine  Scouts, 
report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3187  [to  amend  sec.  5  (2).  Public  Law  140.  77th  Con- 
gress, relating  to  retirement  of  former  enlisted  men  of  Regular  Army  and 
Philippine  Scouts] ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Chandler.  Aug.  15,  1944.  3  p.  (S.  rp. 
1038,  78tb  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

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Silver,  Pcrlcy  M.  Porley  M.  Silver,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  1708  [for  relief 
of  Perley  M.  Silvor]  ;  submitted  hy  Mr.  Gurney.  Aug.  18,  legislative  clay  Aug. 
15,1944.     4  p.     (S.  rp.  1054,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

NATIONAL    DE:FENSE    PROGRAM,    SPECIAL    COMMITTEE    INVESTIGATING,    SENATE 

National  dcfenxe.  Investigation  of  national  defense  program,  additional  report 
pursuant  to  S.  Res.  71,  77th  Congress,  and  S.  Res.  6,  78th  Congress;  [submitted 
by  Mr.  KilgoreJ.  1944.  iii  +  14  p.  (S.  rp.  10,  pt.  19,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.) 
[Part  19  relates  to  Ream  General  Hospital,  formerly  the  Breakers  Hotel,  Palm 
Beach,  Fla.  It  reads  78th  Congress,  2d  session,  although  Senate  report  10  is  a 
report  of  the  1st  session  of  the  78th  Congress.]  *  Paper,  10c. 
L.  C.  card  43-51708 

Investigation  of  national  defense  program,  hearings,  78th  Congress,  1st 

session,  pursuant  to  S.  Res.  6,  78th  Congress  (extending  S.  Res.  71,  77th  Con- 
gress), Sept.  11-Doc.  20,  1943.     1944.     pt.  22,  xi   +  9287-9935  -f  xi  p.  map. 
[Part  22  relates  to  Canol  project.]     *  Paper,  .$1.00.     • 
L.  C.  card  41-14209  Y  4.N  21/6 :  D  36/pt.22 

NAVAI.  AFFAIRS  COMMITTEE,   SENATE 

Carroll  College.  Miscellaneous  bills,  hearing,  78th  Congress,  2d  session,  on  S. 
1964,  to  reimburse  certain  aviation  cadets  and  former  aviation  cadets  for  prop- 
erty lost  or  damaged  as  result  of  fire  at  Carroll  College,  Helena,  Mont.,  Jan.  8, 
1944,  S.  1974,  to  amend  sec.  1442,  Revised  statutes,  relating  to  furlough -of 
officers  by  Secretary  of  Navy  [so  as  to  include  oflBcers  on  active  list  of  Marine 
Corps  and  officers  of  Coast  Guard  while  Coast  Guard  is  operating  as  part  of 
Navy],  S.  1992  (H.  R.  4991),  to  remove  restrictions  on  transfers  of  small  craft 
to  other  American  republics  in  furtherance  of  war  effort.  S.  1998,  to  authorize 
and  direct  sale  of  Moore  Air  Field  [Okla.],  S.  20<il  (H.  R.  4405)  (missing 
persons  act),  to  amend  act  approved  Mar.  7,  1942  (56  Stat.  143),  as  amended, 
so  as  to  more  specifically  provide  for  pay.  allotments,  and  administration 
pertaining  to  war  casualties,  H.  R.  3976,  for  relief  of  Charles  L.  Kee,  contract 
between  Navy  Department  and  Standard  Oil  Co.  of  California  regarding  pro- 
duction of  oil  from  naval  petroleum  resorve.  Elk  Hills,  Calif.,  June  19  and  20, 
1944.  1944.  iii-f  55  p.  *  Paper,  10c.  •  Item  403 
L.  C.  card  44-41288  T  4.N  22/2 :  B  49/35 

POST  OFFICES  AND  POST  ROADS  COMMITTEE,   SENATE 

Pontage.     Fixing  fees  for  domestic  insured  and  collect-on-delivery  mail  and  spe- 
cial-delivery service,  report  to  accompanv  H.  R.  4780;  submitted  by  Mr.  Mc- 
Kellar.    Aug.  18,  legislative  day  Aug.  15,  1^4.    lip.     ( S.  rp.  1055,  78th  Cong. 
2d  sess.)     t 
L.  C.  card  44-41334 

Roads.  Post-war  Federal-aid  highway  act  of  1944.  report  to  accompany  S.  2105 
[to  amend  and  supplement  Federal-aid  road  act.  approved  July  11,  1916.  as 
amended  and  supplemented,  to  authorize  appropriations  for  post-war  construc- 
tion of  highw.nys  aiid  bridges,  to  eliminate  hazards  at  railroad-grade  crossings, 
to  provide  for  immediate  preparation  of  plans  and  acquisition  of  rights-of-way, 
and  for  other  purposes]  :  submitted  by  Mr.  Hayden.  Aug.  22,  legislative  day 
Aug.  15.  1944.  10  p.  (S.  rp.  1056,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)  t 
L.  C.  card  44-41358 

POST-WAR  ECONOMIC  POLICY  AND  PLANNING,   SPECIAL  COMMITTEE  ON,   SENATE 

Economic  policy.    Post-war  economic  policy  and  planning,  hearings,  78th  Con- 
gress. 2d  session,  pursuant  to  S.  Res.  102.  .Tune  6.  1944:  Reclamation,  irrigation, 
and  power  projects.  1944.     pt.  5,  v  +  1071-1190  p.  il.  3  tab.     *  Paper,  2iOc. 
•  Item  381 
L.  C.  card  43-1 7526  T  4.P  84/7 :  P  84/pt.5 

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September  1944  1025 

Economic  policy — Continued. 

Post-war  economic  pulicy  and  planning,  joint  hearings  before  Special  Com- 
mittees on  Post-War  Economic  Policy  and  Planning,  78th  Congress,  2d  session, 
pursuant  to  S.  lies.  1U2  and  H.  Res.  40S,  June  lU  and  20,  1944  ;  Disposal  of  sur- 
plus Government  property  and  plants.  1944.  pt.  1,  iii-|-l-79  p.  [These  hear- 
ings were  held  at  joint  meetings  of  the  Senate  Special  Committee  on  Post-War 
Economic  Policy  and  Planning  and  the  House  Special  Committee  on  Post-War 
Economic  Policy  and  Planning.]  *  Paper,  15c.  •  Item  381. 
L.  C.  card  44-41289  Y  4.P  84/7 :  P  84/2/pt.  1 

PRESIDENTIAL,    VICE   PRESIDENTIAL,    AND    SENATORIAL   CAMPAIGN    EXPENDITtTElES,    1944, 
SPECIAL  COMMITTEE  TO  INVESTIGATE,  SENATE 

Campaign  funds.     Presidential,  Vice  Presidential,  and  Senatorial  campaign  ex- 
penditures, 1944,  hearings,  78th  Congress,  2d  .session,  pursuant  to  S.  Res.  263, 
June  13,  1944;   [testimony  of  Sidney  Hillman,  chairman  of  C.  I.  O.  Political 
Action  Committee].     1944.     pt.  1,  il+1-58  p.     *  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  381. 
L.  C.  card  44-41290  Y  4.P  92/3  :  C  15/pt.l 

PRIVILEGES  AND  EIXCTIONS  COMMITTEE,  SENATE 

Soldiers.  Dissemination  of  information  to  armed  forces,  report  to  accompany  S. 
2050  [to  amend  act  to  prevent  pernicious  political  activities,  as  amended  by 
act  to  facilitate  voting,  in  time  of  war,  by  members  of  land  and  naval  forces, 
members  of  merchant  marine,  and  others,  absent  from  place  of  their  residence, 
and  to  amend  act  of  Sept.  16,  1942,  and  for  other  purposes]  ;  submitted  by  Mr. 
Green.  Aug.  15.  1944.  6  p.  (S.  rp.  1037,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)  t 
L.  C.  card  44-41311 


COURT  OF  CLAIMS 

Note. — The  "opinions"  listed  below  (with  classification  number  Ju  3.9/a:)  and  marked 
with  a  t  (for  official  use)  are  issued  in  a  very  limited  edition  ;  however,  a  few  copies  are 
available  at  the  Court  of  Claims  at  prices  which  are  determined  by  the  size  and  are  as 
follows  :  1-5  pages,  25c. ;  G-10  pages,  35c.  ;  11-20  pages,  45c. ;  21  pages  and  over,  50c. 

Fidelity  Trust  Company  et  al.  against  United  States,  letter  from  assistant  clerk  of 
Court  of  Claims  transmitting,  in  response  to  Senate  resolution  185  (77th  Cong.), 
certified  copy  of  Court's  special  findings  of  fact  and  conclusion  of  law  in  case  of 
Fidelity  Trust  Company  et  al.  against  United  States  [with  opinion  rendered 
June  5,  1944].  Aug.  9,  legislative  day  Aug.  8,  1944.  17  p.  (S.  doc.  229,  78tb 
Cong.  2d  sess.)     ♦Paper,  5c. 

Massman  Construrtion  Company  v.  United  States ;  report  of  commissioner. 
[1944.]     no.  4.5765,  p.  65-79.     t  Ju3.8:M387 

Riethmiller.  Ray  Riethmiller  v.  United  States ;  special  findings  of  fact  [conclu- 
sion of  law,  and  opinion],  decided  May  1,  1944.     [1944.]     no.  44381,  20  p.     t 

Ju  3.9/a  :  R  446 

DISTRICT  OF  COLUMBIA 

District  Court  of  United  States.     List  of  legal  investments  for  trust  funds  in  Dis- 
trict of  Columbia  as  of  July  1,  1944  [under  rule  23  of  local  civil  rules  of  District 
Court   of   United    States  for  District   of  Columbia.]      [1944.]     24   p.     [Semi- 
annual.]    t  Office  of  Register  of  Wills,  Washington,  D.  C. 
L.  C.  card  41-7391  DC  21.2  :  T  77/3/944-2 

Report  of  Government  of  District  of  Columbia,  year  ended  June  30,  1943.     [1944.] 
iii-f221  p.     [Processed.     Running  title  is:  Report  of  commissioners  of  District 
of  Columbia.]     t 
L.  C.  card  8-16038  DC  1.1 :  943 

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1026  GOVERNMKNT   PuBUCATIOXS 

EMPLOYEES'  COMPENSATION  COMMISSION 

Safety  bulletin,  v.  8,  iio.  12;  June  l'J44.  11944.]  cover  title,  2S  p.  il.  4" 
[Monthly.  Text  and  another  illustration  on  p.  2  and  4  of  cover.]  t  •  Item 
435 

L.  C.  card  36-26723  EC  1.9 :  8/12 

Note. — This  bulletin  issued  in  the  interest  of  ftceident  prevention  In  employments 
within  the  purview  of  the  woritmen's  compensation  laws  administered  by  the  Employees' 
Compensation  Commission,  directs  attention  to  the  number  of  injuries  reported  to  the 
Commission  under  the  Federal  employees'  compensation  act,  the  longshoremen's  and 
harbor  woriiers'  compensation  act,  and  the  District  of  Columbia  compensation  act,  the 
causes  of  such  injuries  and  the  possibilities  of  preventing  them  by  the  use  of  appropriate 
safety  measures. 

FEDERAL  COMMUNICATIONS  COMMISSION 

Radio  communication.  Preliminary  statistics  of  principal  radiotelegraph  car- 
riers (year  ended  Dec.  31,  1943).     [1944.]     3-leaves,  f"     [Processed.]     t 

CC  1.2 :  R  11/9/943/prelim. 

Rules  and  regulations:  pt.  63,  Extension  of  lines  and  discontinuance  of  service 
by  carriers,  effective  Mar.  18,  1944.  1944.  v+5  p.  [Title  47,  Telecommuni- 
cation, chap.  1,  Code  of  Federal  regulations.  Issued  in  loose-leaf  form.] 
*  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  446  CC  1.7  :  63 

Telegraph.  Operating  data  from  monthly  reports  of  telegraph  and  cable  car- 
riers. May  1944.  [1944.]  [2]  p.  il.  oblong  large  8°  [Processed.  Subject  to 
revision.]     t  CC  1.13:  944/5 

Preliminary  statistics  of  principal  telegraph  and  cable  carriers  (year  ended 

Dec.  31,  1948).     [1944.]     4  leaves,  f°     [Processed.]     t 

CC  1.2 :  T  235/5/943/prelim. 

Telephone.  Operating  data  from  monthly  reports  of  large  telephone  carriers, 
May  1944.  [1944.]  [2]  p.  il.  oblong  large  8"  [Processed.  Subject  to  re- 
vision.]    t  CC  1.14  :  944/5 

FEDERAL  DEPOSIT  INSURANCE  CORPORATION 

Rules.     Federal  Deposit  Insurance  Corporation,  Washington,  D.  C,  rules  and 
regulations;  July  15,  1944.     1944.     ii-|-28  p.  il.     %     •  Item  449 
L.  C.  card  44-41359  Y3.F  31/S:  11  R  86/944 


FEDERAL  POWER  COMMISSION 

Electric  utilities.  Revenues  and  income  of  privately  ovpned  class  A  and  class  B 
electric  utilities  in  United  States,  June  1944;  no.  44-6C.  Aug.  16,  1944.  [4]  p. 
il.  4"     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t  Paper,  5c.  FP  1.11/5 :  44-6C 

• Statement  of  taxes,  dividends,  salaries  and  wages,  class  A  and  class  B 

privately   owned   electric  utilities   in   United   States,   2d   quarter   1943,    1944. 
[1944.]     1  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  Paper,  5c.         '  FP  1.22 :  943-44/2 

Electricity.  Consumption  of  fuel  for  production  of  electric  energy,  June  and 
May  1944;  no.  44-6B.  July  24,  1944.  2  p.  il.  4°  [Monthly.  Processed.] 
t  Paper,  5c.  FP  1.11/3  :  44-6B 

Proiluctlon  of  electric  energy  in  United  States,  June  and  May  1944;  no. 

44-6A.     July  24,  1944.     4  p.  il.  4°     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t  Paper,  5c. 

FP  1.11/2  :44-6A 

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September  1944  1027 

'National  electric  rate  hook. 

Note.- — The  National  electric  rate  book  and  individual  rate  books  for  the  48  States, 
covering  the  rates  charged  by  publicly  and  privately  owned  utilities  in  communities  of 
1,000  or  more  population,  are  issued  in  loose-leaf  binders.  Supplements  showing  rate 
changes  and  new  rate  schedules  are  issued  in  processed  form  to  rcjilace  superseded  data. 

Prices  are  as  follows  :  National  electric  rate  book,  $10.00,  including  binder  and  Sup- 
plement service,  for  12  months  from  date  of  order  ;  Supplement  service  thereafter,  $7.50 
per  year. 

State  rate  books,  $1.00  each,  including  binder  and  Supplement  service  for  12  months 
from  date  of  order ;  Supplement  service  thereafter,  $1.00  per  year. 

National  electric  rate  book:   [State  separate];  Arizona.     May  16,  1944. 

11  p.  4°     [Supersedes  issue  of  May  15,  1942.]  FP  1.18 :  Ar  4  i/944 

Same;  Florida.     Julv  19,  1944.     21  p.  4°     [Supersedes  issue  of  Apr.  1, 

1942.]  FP  1.18  :F  66/944 

Same;  Mississippi.     June  30,  1944.     12  p.  4"     [Supersedes  issue  of  Mar  31, 

1942.]  FP  1.18 :  M  69  i/944 

Same ;  Ohio.     June  29,  1944.     58  p.  4°     [Supersedes  issue  of  Dec.  31,  1942.] 

FP  1.18  :  Oh  3/944 

PuWcations.  Forms  and  publications,  July  1944.  [1944.]  [4]  p.  [Proc- 
essed.]    t  FP  1.2  :P  96/2/944 

FEDERAL  RESERVE  SYSTEM  BOARD  OF  GOVERNORS 

Federal  reserve  bulletin.  Federal  reserve  bulletin,  July  1944;  [v.  30,  no.  7]. 
n.p.  [1944.]  [2] +633-742  p.  il.  4"  [Monthly.]  t  Paper,  20c.  single  copy, 
$2.00  a  vr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $2.60. 

L.  C.  card  15-26318  _     FR  1.3/1 :  30/7 

Note. — The  Bulletin  contains  reviews  of  current  economic  developments,  special 
articles  on  monetary  and  banking  topics,  analyses  of  credit  conditions,  regulations  and 
rulings  of  the  Board  of  Governors,  and  statistics  of  banking,  business  activity,  prices, 
Treasury  operations,  and  international  finance.  It  is  sent  to  member  banks  and,  upon 
request,  to  libraries  of  educational  institutions  without  charge.  Others  desiring  copies 
may  obtain  tliem  from  the  Board  of  Governors  of  the  Federal  Reserve  System,  Washing- 
ton, D.  C,  at  the  prices  stated  above. 

Same,   Aug.    1944;    [v.   30,   no.   8].     n.p.     [1944.]      [2] +743-838  p.    il.   4° 

[Monthly.]  FR  1.3/1:  30/8 

FEDERAL  SECURITY  AGENCY 

Services  of  Federal  Security  Agency.     [1944.]      [2] +14  p.  12"     t     •  Item  484 

FS  1.2 :  F  31/2/944 

COMMUNITY  WAR  SERVICES  OFFICE 

Counseling  service.    Guide  for  establishment  and  operation  of  in-plant  and  com- 
munity information  and  counseling  services  for  workers  [with  selected  bibli- 
ography] ;   prepared  by  Counseling  Committee  of  Community  War  Services. 
[1944.]     [2]  +  iv  +  22  p.     f      •  Item  484 
L.  C.  card  44-41301  FS  9.2 :  C  83 

Recreation,  a  new  function  of  State  government;    [by]    Charles   K.    Brightbill. 
[1944.]  [1]  +  12  p.  4"    [Processed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  44-41360  FS  9.2  :  R  24/7 

Recreation  hnlletin,  information  for  community  defense  recreation  committees, 
published  bv  Division  of  Recreation,  issue  86;  July  15,  1944.  [1944.1  4  p.  4° 
[Processed.]     t  FS9.7:86 

EDUCATION  OFFICE 

Blind.     Open  letter  to  my  newly  blinded  friend;  [by  Joseph  F.  Clunk].     [1944.] 
32  p.     *  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  495 
L.  C.  card  E  44-i9  FS  5.2  :  B  61 

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1028  Government  Publications 

Child  care.  News  exchange,  extended  school  services  for  children  of  working 
mothers,  Apr.  1944.     [1944.1    3  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  FS  5.36: 944/4 

Same,  May  1944.     [1944.]     2  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t  FS  5.36: 944/5 

Same,  June  1944.     [1944.]     2  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t  FS  5.36: 944/6 

Education  for  victory.     Education  for  victory,  oflicial  biweekly  of  Office  of  Edu- 
cation. V.  3,  no.  3  and  4;  Aug.  3  and  21.  1944.     [1944.]     Each  24  p.  4"     *  Paper, 
5c,  single  copy,  $1.00  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $1.50.     •  Item  499 
L.  C.  card  E  42-155  FS  5.26 :  3/3,4 

Same,  index,  for  v.  1.  nos.  1-32.  Mar.  3,  1942-June  15,  1943;  [prepared  by 

Mildred  E.  Clark.]     [1944.]     [2] +18  p.  4°     ♦  Paper,  5c.  FS  5.26: 1/ind. 

Educational  directory,  1943-44:  pt.  1,  Federal,  State,  and  county  education  of- 
ficers;   [prepared   by   Nolia   D.   Frazer].     [1944.]     [2] +58  p.     *  Paper,   10c. 
•  Item  492 
L.  C.  card  E  13-213  FS  5.25  :  943-44/pt.l 

School  lunches.     Yardstick  for  school  lunches  [with  list  of  references]  ;  prepared 
by  Cooperating  Committee  on  School  Lunches.     [1944.]     ii+30  p.  4°     (Nutri- 
tion education  series,  pamphlet  4.)     *  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  497 
L.  C.  card  E  44-48  FS  5.34  :  4 

PUBLIC  HEALTH  SERVICE 

Hi/fjiene,  Industrial.  Industrial  hygiene  news  letter,  current  news  of  official 
industrial  hygiene  activities,  v.  4,  no.  7,  July  1944 ;  issued  monthly  by  Industrial 
Hygiene  Division.     [1944.]     9  p.  4°     [Processed.]     J  FS  2.45: 4/7 

'S^ursing  in  Public  Health  Service;  by  Katharine  S.  Read.     [1944.]     [2]   +  6  p. 
(Supplement  176  ro  Public  health  reports.)     ♦Paper,  5c.     •  Item  528 
L.  C.  card  44-41360  FS  2.8 :  176 

Public  health  reports,  v.  59,  no.  31-34  ;  Aug.  4-25,  1944.  [1944.]  [viii]  +  100'.)- 
1129  +  [6]  p.  11.  [AVeekly.  Articles  of  special  interest  are  issued  as  reprints 
or  as  supplements  and  are  listed  in  the  Monthly  catalog  when  published.] 
♦Paper,  5c.  sinprle  copy,  $2.50  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $4.25.  •  Item  527 
L.  C.  card  6-25167  FS  2.7  :  59/31-34 

Note. — The  Public  health  reports  is  published  primarily  for  distribution,  in  accordance 
with  the  law,  to  health  oflicers,  members  of  boards  or  departments  of  health,  and  other 
persons  directly  or  indirectly  engaged  in  public  health  work.  Others  desiring  the  Re- 
ports may  obtain  them  from  the  Superintendent  of  Documents,  Government  Printing 
OflBce,  Washington  25,  D.  C,  at  the  prices  stated  above.  Articles  of  special  interest 
are  issued  as  reprints  or  as  supplements.  In  which  forms  they  are  made  available  for 
more  economical  and  general  distribution. 

SheUfi.<ih.  [Revised  list  of  shellfish  shippers  dated  Sept.  1,  1943],  supp.  20;  Aug. 
1,  1944.  [1944.1  2  p.  4°  [Semimonthly ;  monthly  during  June.  July  and  August. 
Processed.]     t  FS  2.16  :  943/supp.20 

Trichomonas  urethritis  and  prostatitis,  preliminary  report  on  incidence  and  analy- 
sis of  44  cases  of  this  common  venereal  infection  ;  [by]  Russell  B.  Roth.  [1944.] 
4  p.  ([Venereal  Diseases  Division];  Reprint  224.)  [From  Venereal  disease 
information,  June  1944,  v.  25.]     t  FS  2.9/a  :  224 

v.  S.  Cadet  Nurse  Corps,  1944  [publicity  kit].  [1944.]  [255]  p.  +  [2]  folded 
p.  11.  4°  [Some  of  these  pages  are  issued  as  leaves.  The  2  folded  pages  are 
issued  separately.]     t  FS  2.2  :  N  93/17/944 

Vd  war  letter  18,  July  8.  1944;  issued  in  cooperation  with  State  health  depart- 
ments by  Division  of  Venereal  Diseases.     [1944.]     [2]  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t 

FS  2.44 :  18 

SOCIAL  SECURITY  BOARD 

Social  security  hulletin,  July  1944;  v.  7,  no.  7.     [1944.1     cover  title.  52  p.  11.  4° 
[Monthly.     Text  and  other   illustrations  on  p.  2-4  of  cover.]     ♦Paper,  20  c. 
single  ropy.  $2.00  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $3.75.     •  Item  539 
L.  C.  card  40-29327  FS  3.3 :  7/7 

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September  1944  1029 

Unemployment  benefits.  Wartime  impact  on  unemployment  benefit  decisions. 
[1944.]  [114-13  p.  4"  [Preprinted  from  Social  security  yearbook.  194:^.]  t 
•  Item  540  FS  3.3/2a  :  Un  2/2 

EMPLOYMENT  SECTJRITY  BUKEIATT 

Unemployment  compensation  interpretation  service;  Benefit  series,  v.  7,  no.  7; 
July  1944.  [1944.1  cover  title,  ii+SO  p.  [Monthly.  Text  on  p.  2-4  of  cover. 
Issued  with  perforations.]  *Pai}er,  30  c.  single  copy,  $3.50  a  yr. ;  foreign  sub- 
scription, .$5.00.     •  Item  542  FS  3.108 :  7/7 

Note. — The  Benefit  series  reports  decisions,  opinions,  and  interpretations  rendered 
by  courts,  .State  atturneys  general,  unemployment  comjiensation  lommissions,  boards  of 
review  and  by  the  appeal  tribunals,  referees  "and  examiners  of  the  various  State  asencies 
that  interpret  provisions  of  State  unemployment  compensation  laws  affecting  benefit  rights 
and  coverage  liabilities. 

The  monthly  issues  contain  decisions  and  opinions  which  establish  new  principles 
and  policies  in  each  State,  a  code,  a  digest,  an  index,  and  a  conversion  table  for  State 
numbers  and  court  cases  by  name.  The  annual  cumulative  issues  contain  a  code,  an 
index,  a  conversion  table,  a  "table  of  affirmances  and  reversals,  a  table  of  court  cases,  and 
a  digest  of  all  decisions  and  opinions  published  during  the  previous  12  months. 

OUTAGE  AND   SURVrVORS   INSURANCE  BUREAU 

Handbook.     OASI  handbook  for  employees.     Baltimore  edition,  1944.     [1944.] 
cover  title,  ii+45  p.  il.  oblong  24°    t    •  Item  537 
L.  C.  card  SS  44-17  FS  8.6 :  01 1/4/944 

PUBLIC    ASSISTANCE   BUREAU 

Ptihlic  assistance,  preprinted  from  Social  security  bulletin,  v.  7,  no.  7 :  July  1944. 
[1944.]     4  p.   il.  4°     [Monthly.]     t  FS  3.3/a  2 :  944/5 

VOCATIONAL  REHABILITATION  OFFICE 

Rehabilitation  of  the  disahled.     Manual  of  policies,  section  on  requirements  and 
recommendations  for  physical  restoration  services,  for  State  boards  of  voca- 
tional education   and   State  agencies  for  the  blind.     Apr.   1944.      [2] -1-27  p. 
[Issued  in  loose-leaf  form.]     t 
L.  0.  card  44-41362  FS  10.6  :  P  75/944 

Supplement  1  to  st»ction  on  requirements  and  recommendations  for  physical 

restoration  services  of  Manual  of  policies,  Apr.  1,  1944 :  Purchase  of  hospital 
care.    1944.    12  p.     [Issued  in  loose-leaf  form.]     j     •  Hfm  506 

FS  10.6 :  P  75/944/supp.l 

FEDERAL  TRADE  COMMISSION 

Note. — The  Federal  Trade  Commission  discontinued  the  publication  of  advance  sheets  of 
its  decisions  in  printed  form  with  the  conclusion  of  volume  2.'{.  The  Commission  will 
however,  on  request,  in  case  of  a  specific  interest,  supply  processed  copy  of  the  full  text 
of  any  complaints,  findings  and  orders,  stipulations,  or  decisions  in  court  cases  to  which 
the  Commission  is  a  party,  which  are  published  later  in  printed  form  in  the  bound  volumes 
and  sold  by  the  Superintendent  of  Documents,  Government  Printing  Office,  Washington 
L'5,  D,  C. 

Distribution  (economics) .     Report  of  Federal  Trade  Commission  on  distribution 
methods  and  costs:  pt.  4,  Petroleum  products,  automobiles,  rul)ber  tires  and 
tubes,    electrical    hou.sehold    appliances,    and    agricultural    implements.     1(M4. 
ix-f  189  p.  il.     *Paper,  2.")  c.     •  Item  549 
L.  C.  card  44-40654  FT  1.2  :  D  63/pt.4 

Ilotre  d  Co.  No.  10486,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  9th  circuit,  Phil  Howe, 
David  A.  Howe  and  Joanne  B.  Howe,  co-partners,  trading  as  Howe  &  Company, 
V.  Federal  Trade  Commission,  on  petition  to  review  order  of  Federal  Trade 
Commission  ;  brief  for  respondent.     [1944.]     cover  title,  v-t-29  p.     t 

FT  1.5  :H  8.38 

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1030  Government  Publications 

SIctftan  Fell  Mills.  No.  120.13.  in  cin-uit  court  ol'  apix-als  for  8th  circuit,  Meyer 
Dorfman  and  Aithnr  Collier,  individuals,  trading  under  name  Stotsou  Felt 
Mills,  i\  Fedi'ral  Trado  ("onniiission,  on  petition  to  review  order  of  Federal 
Trade  Conunis.sion ;  brief  tor  respondent.     Ll!>44.]     cover  title,  ii  +  16  p.     t 

FT  1.5:  St4G 

Work.     Monthly  suniiiiary  of  work  for  Julv  1944.     [1944.]     8  p.     [Processed.]     t 

FT  1.15 :  944/7 

FEDERAL  WORKS  AGENCY 

PUBLIC  BUILDINGS  ADMINISTR.VnON 

Residence  hulls.  Washington,  D.  C,  area.  [Revised  edition.]  [1944.]  [2] +6 
p. "il.  narrow  IG"     ([Residence  Halls  Office.])     t     •Item  56^ 

FW  6.2  :  R  31/944 

PUBLIC  ROADS  ADMINISTRATION 

Highways,  current  literature,  v.  23,  no.  26-29,  June  28-July  19,  1944;  compiled  by 
library  staff  of  IMiblic  Roads  Administration.  [1944.]  various  pa.srin.si,  4" 
[Weekly.     Processed.]     %  FW  2.8 :  23/26-29 

Report.  Public  Roads  Administration  [work,  fiscal  year  1943].  [1944.]  cover 
title,  25-34+51-59  p.  [Pi-ocossed.  From  4lh  annual  report.  Federal  Works 
Agency,  fiscal  year  1943.]     X  FW  2.1 :  943 

GENERAL  ACCOUNTING  OFFICE 

Decisions  of  comptroller  general,  v.  23,  June  1944;  Lindsay  C.  Warien,  comp- 
troller general,  Fraidt  L.  Yates,  a.ssistant  comptroller  general.     1944.     [1]  + 
911-993  p.     [Monthly.]     *  Paper,   1,5c.   single  copy,  $1.50  a  yr. ;   foreign  sub- 
scription, $2.00. 
L.  C.  card  22-24145  GA  1.5/a  :  23/12 

GOVERNMENT  PRINTING  OFFICE 

DOCUMENTS  OFFICE 

Ednealion  :  ^Iny  IdU.    1944.     [2]+G0p.     (Price  list  31,  38d  edition.)     t     •Item 
592 
L.  C.  card  26-26105  *  GP  3.9  :  31/33 

Field)  manuals.     List  of  Field  manuals  and  Technical  manuals  for  sale  by  super- 
intendent of  documents.     Revised  June  1944.     [1944.]     18+ (1]  p.     t     •Item 
58<S 
L.   C.   card  42-38155  GP  3.2:  F  45/944 

Geoaraphy    and    exploiations,    guidebooks,    nationjil    parks;    .June    1944.     1944. 
[2] +10  p.     (Price  list  35,  31st  edition.)     t     •  Item  592 
L.  C.  card  26-26625  GP 39:  35/31 

Governmrnt  periodicals;  .lune  1944.     1944.     [2] +10  p.     (Price  list  86,  45th  edi- 
tion.)    t     •  Item  592 
L.  C.  card  26-26170  GP  3.9:  36/45 

Gm-ernmeiil  publications.  List  of  selected  United  States  Government  publica- 
tions, Aug.  1  and  15.  1944.  [1944.]  4  p.  and  8  p.  (1944-15  and  1944-16.) 
[Semimonthly.]     t     •  Item  593 

L.  C.  card  2S-26554  GP  3.17:  944/15,16 

NoTK. — This  List  is  an  advertising  list  of  United  States  Government  publications  for 
sale  by  the  Superintendent  of  Doeuments.  Its  purpose  is  to  keep  interested  persons 
informed  as  to  new  publieations.  The  List  is  arranged  alphabetically  b.v  sub.iects,  with 
annotations  and  prices.  It  may  be  obtained  free  of  charge  upon  application  to  the  Super- 
intendent of  Documents,  Government  Printing  Office,  Washington  25,  D.  C. 

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September  1944  1031 

Monthhf  catalog.     United  States  Government  publications,  monthly  catalog,  no. 
595:  Aug.  1944.     1944.     viii+S87-988  p.     *  Taper,  20c.  single  copy,  $2.00  a  yr. ; 
foreign  subscription,  $2.60.     •  Item  590 
L.  C.  card  4-1808S  GP 3.8/1 :  944/8 

Public  domain,  conservation,  Great  Plains.  National  Resources  Planning  Board; 
Jime  1944.     1944.     [2] +32+11]  p.      (Price  list  20,  34tli  edition.)     t     •Item 
592 
L.  C.  card  25-26708  GP  3.9  :  20/34 

INTERIOR  DEPARTMENT 

Note. — The  decisions  of  the  Department  of  the  Interior  including  leading  decisions  and 
important  opinions  with  regulations  and  instructions  relating  to  all  activities  of  the  De- 
partment are  usually  issued  in  signatures  and  published  later  in  bound  volumes.  Advance 
parts  1,  2,  and  3  of  v.  57  have  been  issued  as  separates,  however,  as  an  economy  measure, 
separates  will  be  discontinued  for  the  war  period.  Prices  for  bound  volumes  furnished 
upon  application  to  the  Superintendent  of  Documents,  Government  Printing  Office, 
Washington  25,  D.  C. 

Telephone  directory.  United  States  Department  of  Interior  telephone  directory, 
July  1944.     [1944.]     cover  title,  vi+22  p.  4°     [Processed.]     $ 

1 1.2:  T  23/944-2 

BONNEVILLE  POWER  ADMINISTRATION 

Electricity.  Generation  and  sales  statistics.  May  1944.  [1944.]  [2]  p.  oblong 
large  8°,  folded  into  4°  size+[l]  p.  4°     [Monthly.    Processed.]     $ 

1 44.8 :  944/5 

FISH  AND  WILDLIFE  SERVICE 

Alaska.  Regulations  relating  to  game  and  fur  animals,  birds,  and  game  fishes 
in  Alaska,  1944-45  [effective  July  1.  1944.]  [July  1944.]  cover  title,  22  p.  il. 
(Regulatory  announcement  10;  Alaska  Game  Commission.)  [Regulations  con- 
tained herein  should  not  be  relied  upon  as  correct  after  July  1,  1945.  Text 
on  page  2  of  cover.]     *  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  609  I  49.24: 10 

Ducks.  Electric  beacons  used  to  frighten  wild  ducks  from  grainfields ;  by  Ralph 
H.  Imler.  Chicago,  111.,  June  1944.  5  p.  il.  4"  (Wildlife  leaflet  256.) 
[Processed.]     f  149.13:256 

if  Fi-ih  and  fi.sheries.  Preserving  angler's  catch ;  prepared  in  Division  of  Fish 
Culture.  Qiicago,  111.,  June  1944.  [2]  p.  4°  (Fishery  leaflet  62.)  [Processed. 
Includes  list  of  other  publications  of  Fish  and  Wildlife  Service  on  preservation 
of  fishery  products.]     f  I  49.28:- 62 

' Fi.th  nets.  Preservation  and  care  of  fish  nets;  by  Frank  E.  Firth  and  Carl  B. 
Carlson.  Chicago,  111.,  July  1944.  5  p.  4"  (Fishery  leaflet  60.)  [Proc- 
essed.]    t  149.28:66 

'^  Fishery  market  news,  Apr.  1944  ;  [v.  6,  no.  4]      [1944.]     50+  [2]  p.  il  4°    [Monthly. 
Processed.]     t 
L.  C.   card  F39-3  149.10:6/4 

^i Fishery  products.  Cold  storage  holdings  of  fishery  products,  July  1,  1944. 
2  p.  4°  (Current  fishery  statistics  no.  136.)  [Processed.  Statistics  furnished 
by  War  Food  Administration,  Distribution  Office.]     f  149.8/2:136 

i' Landings  by  fishing  craft  at   New   Bedford,   Mass.,  May  1944.      [1944.] 

2  p.  4"     (Current  fishery  statistics  no.  134.)      [Processed.]     t        149.8/2:134 

^ Same,  June  1944.     [1944.]     2  p.  4"     (Current  fishery  statistics  no.  138.) 

[Processed.]     t  149.8/2:138 

^ Landings  by  fishing  vessels  at  certain   New  England  ports,   May  1944. 

[1944.]     6  p.  oblong  8"     (Current  fishery  statistics  no.  132.)      [Processed.]     f 

I  49.8/2 :  132 

'  Same,  June  1944.     [1944.]     6  p.  oblong  8°     (Current  fishery  statistics  no. 

137.)     [Processed.]     t  149.8/2:137 

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Fifihiut/  iimr.  Construction  and  operation  of  lobster  fishing  gear;  by  Frank  E. 
Firiii.  CliicaKo.  111..  July  3044.  12+[11  p.  il.  4°  (Fishery  leaflet  64.)  [Proc- 
essed. Illustrateil  by  Burls  O.  Knake.  Supersedes  Memoranduui  S-l'JD,  issued 
by  former  Fisheries  Bureau.]     f  149.28:64 

Fox  and  fur  breeders  associations.  List  of  fox  and  fur  breeders  associations ;  com- 
piled in  Fur  Resources,  Division  of  Wildlife  Research.  Chicago,  111.,  July 
1944.     5  p.  4°     (Wildlife  leaflet  258.)      [Proce.s.sed.J     t  149.13:258 

Mice.  Control  of  destructive  mice  [with  bibliography;  by  F.  E.  Garlough  and 
Donald  A.  Spencer].  [1944.]  ii-f37  p.  il.  (Interior  Dept.  Conservation 
bulletin  36.)  [Supersedes  Farmers'  bulletin  1397,  Mouse  control  in  tield  and 
orchard,  and  supplements  Technical  bulletin  608,  Pocket  mice  of  Washington 
and   Oregon    in    relation   to   agriculture,   both   of   Agriculture   Department.] 

*  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  596 

L.  C.  card  44-41363  11.72:36 

•  Regulatory  annoiniccmevt  9,  amdt.  3-7,  July  24-Aug.  12,  1944.  [1944.]  Each 
1  p.  oblong  24°  or  1  p.  4°  [Processed.  Title  50,  Wildlife,  chap.  1,  Fish  and 
Wildlife  Service,  subchap.  Q,  Alaska  commercial  fisheries,  published  by  Federal 
Register  Division,  National  Archives.  Amendments  4  and  5  are  issued  as  one 
publication.]     t  I  49.24  :  9/anKlt.  3-7 

Salmon.  Pacific  salmon  pack,  1943.  [1944.]  4  p.  oblong  8°  (Current  fishery 
statistics  no.  135.)     [Processed.     Preliminary  statement.]     t  149.8/2:135 

GEOLOGICAL  SURVEY 

Note. — The  publications  of  the  United  States  Geological  Survey  consist  of  Monographs, 
Professional  papers,  Bulletins.  Water-supply  papers,  folios  of  the  Geologic  atlas  of  the 
L'nited  States,  topofe'raphic  maps  (some  of  which  bear  descriptive  text),  base  maps,  and 
other  maps  of  the  United  States  and  of  single  States.  Practically  all  of  them  are  sale 
publications.  The  maps  and  folios  are  sold  by  the  Geological  Survey,  Washington  25,  D.  C. 
Orders  for  other  publications  that  are  for  sale  should  be  sent  to  the  Superintendent  of 
Documents.  Washington  25,  D.  C. 

Alaska.  Mineral  industry  of  Alaska  in  1941  and  1942;  by  Philip  S.  Smith.  1944. 
ii+1-23  p.  (Bulletin  943-A.)  [Mineral  resources  of  Alaska,  1941  and  1942, 
p.  1-23.]     *  Paper  10c.     •  Item  622  1 19.3 :  943-A 

.  Floods.  Texas  floods  of  1938  and  1939  ;  by  Seth  D.  Breeding  and  Tate  Dalrymple. 
1944.     vi-fll6  p.   11.   8  p.   of  pi.     (Water-supply   paper   914.)     *  Paper,    25c. 

•  Item  627 

L.  C.  card  GS44-41  1 19.13  :  914 

Houston,  Tex.  Ground-water  resources  of  Houston  district,  Tex. ;  by  W.  N. 
White,  N.  A.  Rose,  and  W.  F.  Guyton.  1944.  iii-fl41-289  p.  1  pi.  3  maps  in 
pocket.  (Water-supply  paper  889-C.)  [Prepared  in  cooperation  with  Texas 
Board  of  Water  Engineers  and  citv  of  Houston.  Contributions  to  hydrologv 
of  United  States,  1941-43,  p.  141-290.]     *  Paper,  35c.     •  Item  627 

1 19.13 :  88^C 

Publications  issued  in  Julv  1944  ;  list  437.  [1944.]  3  p.  [Monthly.]  t  •  Item 
624  1 19.14/4 :  437 

Maps 

Note. — The  maps  listed  below  are  sold  by  the  Geological  Survey.  Remittances  for  these 
maps  should  be  made  bv  money  order  payable  to  the  Director  of  the  Geological  Survey, 
Washington,  25.  I).  C.  Except  as  otherwise  indicated,  a  discount  of  40  percent  is  allowed 
on  an  order  for  maps,  or  for  maps  and  geologic  folios,  that  amounts  to  $5.00  at  the  retail 
price.     In  ordering  give  the  name  and  scale  of  each  map  and  the  State  in  which  the  area  lies. 

Colorado.  Simplifled  geologic  map  of  vanadium  region  of  southwestern  Colorado 
and  southeastern  Utah,  strategic  minerals  investigations,  preliminary  map 
[with  text]  ;  compiled  by  R.  P.  Fischer.  Scale  10  m.=3.4  in.  1944.  39X26  in. 
[Processed.]     t     30c  1 19.25:  M  66/3/prelim. 

Structure  contour  map  of  exposed  rocks  in  Rangely  anticline,  Rio  Blanco 

and  Moffat  Counties,  Colo.,  geology  by  C.  R.  Thomas,  assisted  by  J.  W.  Huddle, 
F.  T.  McCann,  N.  D.  Raman,  and  C.  O.  Johnson ;  oil  and  gas  investigations, 
preliminary  map  7  [with  text]  by  C.  R.  Thomas.  Scale  1  m.=2  in.,  contour 
interval  100  ft.     1944.     29X42  in.'     [Processed]     t     40c. 

1 19.25 :  01  5/5/prelim.map  7 

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Mississippi.  Quitman  fault  zone,  Clarke  and  Wayne  Counties,  Miss.,  and  Choctaw 
County,  Ala.,  geology  by  Harry  A.  Tourtelot,  assisted  by  James  H.  Morris ;  oil 
and  gas  investigations,  ineliminary  map  6  [with  text]  by  Harry  A.  Tourtelot. 
Scale  3  m.=2  in.     11344.     19X30  in.     [Processed.]     t     25c. 

1 19.25  :  Oi  5/5/prelim.map  0 

Montaym.  Plains  adjacent  to  Little  Rocky  Mountains,  Mont.,  geology  by  M.  M. 
Kneclitel,  S.  R.  Brockunier.  and  S.  W.  Hobbs,  surveyed  in  193(5-39;  oil  and  gas 
investigations,  preliminary  map  4  [with  test]  by  Maxwell  M.  Knechtel.  1944. 
24X42  in.     [Processed.]     t     30c.  1 19.25 :  Oi  5/5/prelim.map  4 

New  Mexico.  Stratigraphic  distribution  of  Pennsylvanian  Fusulinidae  in  part 
of  Sierra  Nacimiento  of  Sandoval  and  Rio  Arriba  Counties,  N.  Mex.,  geology 
and  paleontology  by  Lloyd  G.  Henbest  and  Charles  B.  Read,  a.ssisted  by  R.  H. 
Wilpolt  and  W.  E.  Salter ;  oil  and  gas  investigations,  preliminary  chart  2 
[with  text].     1944.     18X34  in.     [Processed.]     t     25c. 

1 19.25 :  Oi  5/6/prelim.chart  2 

Ohio.  Map  of  2d  Berea  sand  in  Gallia,  Meigs,  Athens,  Morgan,  and  Muskingum 
Counties,  Ohio,  oil  and  gas  investigations,  preliminary  map  5  [with  text]  ; 
prepared  by  J.  F.  Pepper,  U.  F.  Demarest,  R.  D.  Holt,  W.  de  Witt,  jr.,  H.  H. 
Gray,  H.  H.  Mead,  C.  W.  Merrels,  2nd,  and  P.  Averitt,  assisted  by  Violet 
Massarelli  and  Gail  Everhart.  Scale  5  ra.=1.7  in.  1944.  35X33  in.  [Proc- 
essed.    Size  of  map  is  34X11  in.]     t     40c.  1 19.25  :  Oi  5/5/prelim.map  5 

Wyoming.  Oil  and  gas  fields  of  Wyoming,  prepared  by  William  G.  Pierce,  Jane 
Hanna,  and  Roselle  M.  Girard ;  [map].  Scale  1:500,000.  1944.  37X48  in. 
[Processed.]     t     oOc.  1 19.25 :  Oi  5/4/Wyo./944 

MINES  BUREAU 

Carbides.  Preparation  and  properties  of  metal  carbides,  with  critical  comment 
as  to  their  significance  in  Fisclier-Tropsch  synthesis;  by  L.  J.  E.  Hofer.  July 
1944.     [l]+39  p.  4°     (Report  of  investigations,  R.  13770.)      [Processed.]     t 

I  28.23 :  3770 

Cement.  Monthly  cement  report  CP  277.  Aug.  5,  1944.  6  p.  iL  f°  (Mineral 
industry  surveys.)     [Processed.]     f  128.29:277 

Same,  supp.  A.     Aug.  12,  1944.     4  p.  il.  f°      (Mineral  industry  surveys.) 

[Processed.]     t  I  28.29 :  277/supp.A 

Clny.  Applications  of  thermal  analysis  to  clays  and  aluminous  minerals ;  by 
Sidney  Speil.  July  1944.  [l]+36  p.  21  p.  of  pi.  4"  (Report  of  investigations. 
R.  I  3764.)  [Processed.  The  work  upon  which  this  report  was  based  was  done 
bv  the  Mines  Bureau  in  cooperation  with  the  Tennessee  Valley  Authority.]     t 

I  28.23 :  3764 

Coal.  Analyses  of  Virgini.n  coals;  [articles  by  J.  B.  Eby  and  M.  R.  Campbell, 
and  others].  1944.  iii4-159  p.  il.  (Technical  paper  656.)  *  Paper,  15c. 
•  Item  646 

L.  C.  card  44-41364  I  28.7  :  656 

Contents. — Virginia  coal  fields  ;  liy  J.  B.  Eby  and  ^l.  R.  Campbell. — Methods  of  min- 
inK ;  by  Albert  L.  Toense.s. — Preparation  of  coal;  by  Thomas  Fraser  and  William  L. 
Crentz. — Production,  distribution,  and  use;  by  R.  L.  Anderson  and  C.  H.  Bell. — Relation- 
ship of  mine  samples  to  commercial  shipments  ;  by  N.  H.  Snyder. — Analyses  of  mine,  tipple, 
and  delivered  samples  ;  l)y  H.  M.  Cooper,  X.  II.  Snyder.  H.  F.  Abernethy.  E.  ('.  Tarpley, 
and  R.  .T.  Swintjle. — Description  of  mine  samples  ;  compiled  by  H.  M.  Cooper.  R.  F.  Aber- 
nethy, and  E.  C.  Tarpley. — Description  of  tipple  and  delivered  samples;  by  N.  IT.  Snyder 
and  H.  .T.  Swingle. — True  specific  grnvitles  of  Virginia  coals  ;  by  H.  M.  Cooper,  R.  F.  Aber- 
ii'thy.  and  F:.  C.  Tarpley. — Sulf\ir  forms  in  Virginia  coals;  by  H.  M.  Cooper,  R.  F.  Aber- 
nethy, and  E.  C.  Tarpley. — Index. 

Distribution  of  coal  shipments,  M.  C.  D.  1.50.     Aug.  1,  1944.     13  p.  il.  f 

(Mineral  industry  surveys.)      [Processed.]     %  128.24:150 

Preliminary  estimates  of  production  of  bituminous  coal  and  lignite,  July 

1944.     Aug.  5,  1944.     1  p.  4°     (Mineral  industry  surveys.)      [Monthly.     Proc- 
essed.]    t  128.64:944/7 

Preliminary  estimates  of  production  of  Pennsylvania  anthracite  and  of  coke, 

.July  1944.     [1^4.]    1  p.  4°     (Mineralindustry  surreys;  PCC  7-44.)     [Monthly. 
Processed.]     f  128.50:944/7 

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Coai— Continued. 

Salvage  of  coal  from  mine  refuse  in  Pittsburgh  district ;  by  Thomas  Fraser, 

J  A.  Kelley,  and  H.  G.  Graham.    July  1944.    [1] +23  p.  14  p.  of  pi.  4°    (Report  of 
investigations,  R.  I.  37G8.)      [Proces.sed.]     t  128.23:3768 

Weekly  anthracite  and  coke  report  WACR  369-WACR  372.    Aug.  5-26,  1944. 

Each  3  D.  or  2  p.  il.  4°     (Mineral  industry  surveys.)     [Processed.]     t 

I  28.49 :  369-372 

Weekly  coal  report  W.  C.  R.  141 1-W.  C.  R.  1414.    Aug.  5-26,  1944.    various 

paging,  il.  4°    (Mineral  industry  surveys.)     [Processed.]     t     128.33:1411-1414 

Coal-mme  fataUties  in  June  1944.  [Aug.  3,  1944.]  10  p.  il.  4°  (Mineral  industry 
surveys;  CMF  156.)     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t  128.10/2:156 

Codl  mines  and  mining.  Suggested  hoisting-signal  code  for  slope  coal  mines  and 
for  i^haft  mines  having  only  one  level;  by  D.  Harrington  and  J.  H.  East,  jr. 
Julv  1944.     [l]+9  p.  4°     (Information  circular,  I.  C.  7291.)     [Processed.]     t 

128.27:7291 

Tentative  inspection  standards  for  anthracite  mines.    May  1944.     [l]+48 

p.  4"     (Information  circular,  I.  C.  7282.)     [Processed.]     t  128.27:7282 

Testing  safety  catches  on  mine  cages  at  some  eastern  bituminous  coal  mines ; 

by  H.  J.  Sloman.  July  1944.  [1] +20  p.  12  pi.  4"  (Information  circular,  I.  C. 
7290.)      [Processed.]  "t  128.27:7290 

Coke.  Monthly  coke  report,  MCR  196.  Aug.  2,  1944.  3  p.  il.  4°  (Mineral  industry 
surveys.)      [Processed.]     t  128.30:196 

Explosives.    Federal  explosives  act  of  Dec.  26,  1941  (55  Stat.  863),  as  amended ; 
Regulations  issued  under  Federal  explosives  act ;  Recommendations  for  storing, 
handling  and  transporting  explosives.    Revised  as  of  June  1,  1944.    1944.    vi  + 
55  p.     *  Paper,  15c.     •  Item  644 
L.  C.  card  44-41365  I  28.16  :  Ex  7/6/944 

Procedure  for  applying  for  tests  made  on  explosives  (including  slieathed 

explosives)  and  blasting  devices  by  Bureau  of  Mines,  prescribed  conditions  and 
requirements  for  permissibility  when  used  in  coal  mines  and  schedule  of  fees 
for  tests  ;  approved  June  15,  1944.     1944.     16  p.     (Schedule  IE.)     *  Paper,  5c.       •' 

*  Item  645 

L.  C.  card  44-41366  I  28.8 :  IE 

Production  of  industrial  explosives  in  United  States  during  calendar  year 

1943 ;  by  W.  W.  Adams  and  V.  E.  Wrenn.  1944.  ii+26  p.  il.  (Technical  paper 
66-"). )     *  Paper.  10c.     «  Item  646 

L.  C.  card  14-30127  1 28.7 :  665      ' 

Gasoline.  Natural  gasoline  and  allied  products,  June  1944.  [1944.]  [2]  p.  4° 
(Mineral  industry  surveys;  [NGR]  944a-114.)     [Monthly.    Processed.]     t 

1 28.47 :  114 

Gold.  Gold,  silver,  copper,  lead,  and  zinc  in  Central  States  (mine  report)  ;  by  A.  J. 
Martin.     1944.     [2] +22    p.    il.     [Preprint    from    Minerals    yearbook    1943.] 

*  Paper,  10c.  1 28.37/a  :  G  563/19/943 

Gold,  silver,  copper,  lead,  and  zinc  in  Eastern  States  (mine  report)  :  by 

A    J    Martin.     1944.      [2] +12  p.     [Preprint  from  Minerals  yearbook.  1943.] 

*  iPaper,  5c.  I  28.37/a  :  G  563/18/943 

Gold,  silver,  copper,  lead  and  zinc  in  Oregon   (mine  report),  by  Charles 

White  Merrill.     1944.     [2] +10  p.     [Preprint  from  Minerals  yearbook,   1943.] 

*  Paper,  5c.  I  28.37/a  :  G  563/8/943 

Jiffffing.  Precision  jigging  as  a  substitute  for  laboratory  sink-float;  by  G.  Dale 
Coe  and  Will  H.  Coghill.  July  1944.  [1]  +7  p.  2  p.  of  pi.  4°  (Report  of  investi- 
gations, R.  I.  3769.)     [Processed.]     t  128.23:3769 

Metal  mines  and  mining.  Suggested  hoisting-signal  code  for  metal-mine  shafts; 
bv  D.  Harrington  and  J.  H.  East.  jr.  July  1944.  [l]+13p.  4°  (Information 
circular,  I.  C.  7289.)     [Processed.]     t  128.27:7289 

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September  1944  1035 

Mineral  market  reports  MMS.  1172-MMS.  11S8,  MMS.  1199-MMS.  1210,  MMS. 
1229.  [11:144.]     4"  and  f"      (Mineral  industry  .survt-ys.)      Ll^roce.sscd.]     t 

1 28.28 : 
Note. — These  reports  give  statistical  data  as  to  iirodiiclion,  consumption,  and  markets 
during  previous  year  for  some  particular  mineral  commodity,  and  are  issued  as  soon  after 
close  of  year  as  data  are  available. 

1172.  Phosphate  rock  industry  of  United  States  in  1943  ;  [prepared  by  Bertrand  L.  John- 

son and  K.  G.  Warner] .      S  p. 

1173.  Bauxite  in  1st  quarter,   1944;    [prepared  by  John   II.  Weitz  and  M.  E.  Trought]. 

I'p. 

1174.  Carbon  black  production  and  sales  show  increases  in  1943  ;  [prepared  by  H.  Backus]. 

2  p. 

1175.  Fuel  briquets  and  packaged  fuel  in  1943  ;  [prepared  by  G.  S.  Goodman].    17  p. 

1176.  Mineral  wool  industry  in  1943;  [prepared  by  G.  Richards  Gwinu  and  A.  L.  Marks]. 

2  p. 

1177.  Consumption  and   production   of  primary   antimony   in   1943  ;    [prepared  by  J.   H. 

Schaum].     2  p. 

1178.  Talc,  pyrophyllite,  and  ground  soapstone  industries  of  United  States  in  1943  ;   [pre- 

pared by  Bertrand  L.  Johnson  and  F.  M.  Barsigian].     6  p. 

1179.  Demand  for  natural  sodium  sulfates  and  carbonates  high  in   1943;    [prepared  by 

Charles  L.  Harness  and  Nan  C.  JenseuJ.      [2 J  p. 

1180.  Bromine  production  sets  record  in  1943;  [prepared  by  Charles  L.  Harness  and  Nan 

C  .Jensen J.      2  p. 

1181.  Bituminous  coal  in  1942-43,  including  data  on  lignite  ;  [prepared  by  W.  H.  Young, 

R.  L.  Anderson,  and  L.  II.  Isaac  |.  cover  title,  84  p.  il.  [Compiled  in  cooperation 
with  Solid  Fuels  Administration  for  War.  Other  illustrations  on  p.  2  and  3  of 
cover.  ] 

1182.  Natural  calcium  chlorine  in  good  demand  in  1943  ;  [prepared  by  Charles  L.  Harness 

and  Nan  C.  Jensen).     2  p. 

1183.  Lithium  minerals  in  1943  ;  [Pif  Pared  by  G.  Richards  Gwiun].      1  p. 

1184.  Vermiculite  in  1943;  [prepared  by  G.  Richards  GwiiinJ.      2  p. 

1185.  Graphite  in  1943  ;  [prepared  by  G.  Richards  Gwinn].      1  p. 

1180.   Kyanite,  andalusite,  and  dumortierite  in  1943  ;   [prepared  by  G.  Richards  Gwinn]. 
Ip. 

1187.  Pioductiou  of  rolled  zinc  decreased  28  percent  in  1943  ;  [prepared  by  A.  L.  Ransome]. 

2  p. 

1188.  Mineral  earth  pigments  and  manufactured  iron  oxide  pigments  in  1943;   [prepared 

by  Charles  L.  Harness  and  Nan  C.  Jensen  J.      3  p. 

1199.  Abrasive   materials   in   1943;    [prepared  by   Robert   W.    Metcalf  and  A.   B.   Cade]. 

12  p. 

1200.  Copper  in  1943;  [prepared  by  II.  M.  Meyer].     6  p. 

12U1.   Iron  ore  in  1943  ;  [prepared  by  Norwood  B.  Melciier  and  Edward  J.  Langey].    10  p. 

1202.  Secondary  lead  in  1943;   [prepared  by  F.  H.  Wright  and  A.  J.  McDermid].     2  p. 

1203.  Secondary  magnesium  in  1943;   [prepared  by  F.  H.  Wright  and  E.  B.  Steely],     1  p. 

1204.  Difficulties  beset  market  for  liquehed  petroleum  gases  in  1943;   [prepared  by  A.  R. 

Coumbe].     10  p. 

1205.  Production  of  peat  in  United  States  in  1943  ;   [prepared  by  J.  A.  Corgan  and  J.  W. 

Buch].     2  p. 
120fi.   Sand  and  gravel  in  1943  ;  [prepared  by  G.  W.  Josephson  and  G.  E.  Tucker].     6  p. 

1207.  Record  established  in  use  of  ferrous  scrap  and  pig  iron  during  1943;   [prepared  by 

Harold  E.  Carmony  and  Herbert  L.  Cullen].     6  p. 

1208.  Secondary  aluminum  in  1943;  [prepared  by  F.  H.  Wright  and  E.  B.  Steely].     3  p. 

1209.  Secondary  copper  and  brass  in  1943;  [prepared  by  F.  11.  Wright  and  E.  B.  Steely]. 

4  p. 

1210.  Secondary  zinc  in  1943  ;  [prepared  by  F.  H.  Wright  and  A.  J.  McDermid  |.    3  p. 

1211.  Secondary  antimony  in  1943;  [prepared  by  F.  H.  Wright].     2  p. 

1212.  Secondary  nickel  statistics  for  1943  ;  [prepared  by  F.  H.  Wright  and  E.  B.  Steely] 

2  p.  • 

1213.  Magnesium  in  1943  ;  [prepared  by  John  H.  Weitz  and  M.  E.  Trought].    3  p. 

1214.  Pig  iron  in  1943;  [prepared  by  Norwood  B.  Melcher  and  Edward  J.  Langey],     4  p. 

1215.  I'ennsylvania  antliracite.  1943;   [prepared  by  M.  I.  Cooke,  J.  A.  Corgan,  and  J.  W 

Buch].     cover  title,  30  p.  il. 
121G.  Zinc  industry  in  1943;  [prepared  l)y  A.  L.  Ransomel.     4  p. 

1217.  Lead  industry  in  194,3;  |  prepared  by  A.  L.  Ransome].     3  p. 

1218.  Asphalt  sales  slightly  hu;;er  in    1943:    [jirepared  by   A.   IL   Kedfielil].      4   p. 

1219.  Coke  and  byproducts  in  1943  ;  [i)repared  by  J.  A.  DeCarlo,  M.  M.  Otero,  and  J.  W. 

Buch].     cover  title,  29  p. 
1229.   Portland  and  otlier  hydraulic  cements  in  1943,  final  annual  figures;   [prepared  by 
Forrest  T.  Moyer  and  Esther  V.  Balsiir].      8  p. 

Motor  fuel.  Forecast  of  demand  for  motor  fuel  and  crude  oil,  Aug.  1944.  [1944.] 
3  p.  4"     (Mineral  industry  surveys;  MFR  110.)     [Monthly.    Processed.]     f 

I  28.41 :  110 

Natioval  Crushed  Stanc  Association  safety  competition  of  194l> ;  (prepared  by  T. 
D.  Lawrence  and  J.  I.  Davis].  Aug.  1,  1JV44.  12  p.  4°  (Mineral  industry  sur- 
veys;  H.  S.  S.  no.  338.)     [Processed.]     f  128.26:338 

National  Sand  and  Gravel  Associalion.  Wiiuiers  named  in  Natioiuil  Sand  and 
Gravel  Association  safety  competition  for  1943.  July  28,  1944.  11  p.  4"  (Min- 
eral Industry  surveys;  H.  S.  S.  no.  337.)      [Processed.]     f  128.26:337 

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]^Q36  Government  Pubucations 

Oil  .sands.  History  of  water-flooding  of  oil  santls  in  Kansas;  by  Peter  Grandone. 
July  1944.  [l]  +  v.  +  146  p.  24  pi.  4"  (Report  of  investigations,  R.  I.  37G1.) 
ti'roeessed.  The  work  upon  wliicli  this  report  was  based  was  done  under  a 
cooperative  agreement  between  the  Mines  Bureau  and  the  Kansas  State  Board 
of  Health.]     t  128.23:3761 

Petroleum.     Crude  petroleum  and  petroleum  products,  June  1944.  [1944.]     11  p. 

1 28.18/2 :  251 

Weekly  crude  oil  stock  report  563-566.     Aug.  4-25,  1944.     Each  1  p.  4° 

(Mineral  industry  surveys.)      LProcessed.]     t  128.46:563-566 

Piihlications.  New  publications,  Bureau  of  Mines,  monthly  list  351;  July  1944. 
[1J)44.]     4  p.     t     •  Item  642  I  28.5/2 :  351 

Quartz.  Differenthil  thermal  analysis  of  quartz  [with  list  of  references];  by 
Louis  H.  Berkelhamer.  July  1944.  [1]+18  p.  8  p.  of  pi.  4"  (Report  of  inves- 
tigations, R.  1.  3763.)  [ Proce.^ised.  The  work  upon  which  this  report  was 
based  was  done  by  the  Mines  Bureau  in  cooperation  with  the  University  of 
Alabama.]     t  128.23:3763 

Sieves.  Comparison  of  fine-series,  square-mesh-wire  test  sieves  of  different  coun- 
tries;  by  R.  E.  Brewer.  July  1944.  [l]+5  p.  4°  (Report  of  investigations, 
R.  I.  3766.)      [Processed.]     t  I  2S.l:3  :  3766 

Thermal  analpsis.  Apparatus  for  differential  thermal  analysis  [with  list  of 
references]  ;  by  Louis  H.  Berkelhamer.  July  1944.  [1]  +  17  p.  8  pi.  4°  (Report 
of  investigations,  R.  I.  3762.)  [Processed.  The  work  upon  which  this  report 
was  based  was  done  by  the  Mines  Bureau  in  cooperation  with  the  University 
of  Alabama.]     t  128.23:3762 

NATIONAL  PARK  SERVICE 

Barriers,  walls,  and  fences.  [1944.]  8  p.  il.  4°  [From  Park  and  recreation  struc- 
tures, 1938.]     *  Paper,  5c.  I  29.2/a  :  B  276 

Bathhouses  and  dependencies.  [1944.]  18  p.  il.  4°  [From  Park  and  recreation 
structures,  1938.]     *  Paper,  10c.  I  29.2/a  :  B  32 

fiear.5  are  wild  animals.     [1944.]     [2]  p.  oblong  32°     t  I  29.2  :B  38 

Camp  iumiture  and  furnishings.  [1944.]  10  p.  il.  4°  [From  Park  and  recrea- 
tion structures,  1938.]     *  Paper,  10c.  I  29.2/a  :  C15/2 

Campsites.  Tent  and  trailer  campsites.  [1944.]  12  p.  il.  4°  [From  Park  and 
recreation  structures,  1938.]     *  Paper,  10c.  I  29.2/a  :  C158 

Crossing's,  culverts,  and  bridges.  [1944.]  32  p.  il.  4°  [From  Park  and  recreation 
structures,  1938.]    *  Paper,  10c.  I  29.2/a  :  C  884 

Orand  Canyon  of  the  Colorado.  Facts  about  Grand  Canyon  [with  list  of  Avail- 
able literature  on  natural  history  of  Grand  Canyon].  [1944.]  4  p.  il.  t 
•  Item  652  I  29.6 :  G  76/5/944 

^ Views  from  parapet  of  Yavapai  Station  [Grand  Canyon  of  the  Colorado]. 

Apr.  1944.    1  p.     (Educational  leaflet  1.)     t     •  Item  649. 

L.  0.  card  44-41368  129.11:1/5 

Posters.     Do  not  feed  the  bears!   [all  lettered  poster].     [1944.]     4  X  6  in.     t 

1  29.20 :  B  38/9 

Trail  steps.  Trail  steps.  [1944.]  8  p.  il.  4°  [From  Park  and  recreation  struc- 
tures, 1938.]     *  Paper,  5c.  I  29.2/a  :  T  681 

RECLAMATION  BUREAU 

Columbia  Basin  project.  Floating  caisson  for  maintenance  of  spillway  bucket, 
Grand  Coulee  Dam,  Columbia  Basin  project,  \\'ash.  [Bradford-Robin.son  Ptg. 
Co.,  Denver,  July  1944.]  cover  title,  21  p.  35  pi.  4"  (Specificatioii.s  1077.) 
[Invitation  for  bids,  schedule,  specifications,  and  drawings;  bids  will  be  re- 
ceived until  Aug.  15,  1944.]     t  Paper,  $2.00.  127.8:1077 

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September  1944  1037 

Missouri  River  basin,  conservation,  control,  and  use  of  water  resources  of  Mis- 
souri River  basin  in  Montana,  Wyoming,  Colorado,  North  Dakota,  South 
Dakota,  Nebraska,  Kansas,  Iowa,  and  Missouri;  presented  by  Mr.  O'Mahoney. 
1W4.  viii+211  p.  il.  12  maps,  8  are  in  pocket,  1  tab.  4"  (S.  doc.  191,  78th 
Cong.  2d  sess.)  [This  report  was  submitted  Apr.  1944  by  Secretary  of  Interior 
pursuant  to  law.]  *  Paper,  50c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41324 

SOLID  FUELS  ADMINISTRATION  FOR  WAR 

Posters.  Don't  let  this  happen  to  you!  too  little  too  late,  order  coal  now! 
[poster].     1944.     20X14.2  in.     [Illustrator,  Fitzpatrick.]     t        1 51.10  :C  63/2 

Order  coal  now !  keep  warm  next  winter ;    [all  lettered  poster] .     1944. 

28X22  in.     t  151.10:0  63 

Your  Government  warns,  prepare  for  winter  now!  fuel  is  scarce,  conserve 

it!  [poster].    1944.    40X28.4  in.    [Also  issued  in  size  28X20  in.]     t 

I  51.10  :W  73 

TERRITORIES  AND  ISLAND  POSSESSIONS  DIVISION 

ALASKA  ROAD  COMMISSION 

Report.     Annual  report,  Alaska  Road  Commission,   [fiscal  year]   1943.     [1944.] 
[l]-f42  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  7-35174  1 35.10/21 :  943 

INTERSTATE  COMMERCE  COMMISSION 

Note. — The  bound  volumes  of  the  decisions,  usually  known  as  Interstate  Commerce  Com- 
mission reports,  Interstate  Commerce  Commission  reports — Motor  carrier  cases,  and  Inter- 
state Commerce  Commission  reports — Valuation  reports  are  sold  by  the  Superintendent  of 
Documents,  Government  I'rintin;;  Office,  Washington  25,  D.  C,  at  various  prices,  depending 
upon  the  size  of  the  volume.  Separate  decisions  or  opinions  are  sold  on  subscription,  price 
$1.50  per  volume  ;  foreign  subscription,  $2.00  ;  single  copies,  usually  5c.  In  ordering  a 
volume,  be  sure  to  specify  the  series  and  whether  Finance  or  other  than  Finance  decisions 
are  desired.  Entries  for  the  separate  decisions  are  grouped  below  under  center  heads  fol- 
lowing other  Interstate  Commerce  Commission  publications. 

Decisions.     Decisions  of  Interstate  Commerce  Commission,  July  1943-Jan.  1944. 
1943  [published  1944].     xxvi-f-859  p.     (Interstate  Commerce  Commission  re- 
ports, V.  256).     *  Cloth,  $1.75.     •  Item  673 
L.  C.  card  8-30656  IC  1.6/1 :  256 

Decisions   of   Interstate   Commerce   Commission,    Mar.-Nov.    1943.     1944. 

xx-l-987  p.     (Interstate  Comirferce  Commission  reports,  v.  42,  Motor  carrier 
cases.)      *  Cloth,  $2.00.     •  Item  690 

L.  C.  card  38-0083  IClmot.8:42 

— -    See  also,  below,  center  heads  beginning  Decisions. 

Finance  decisions.    See  below,  center  head  Decisions  (Finance). 

Freight  Commodity  statistics,  class  1  steam  railways  in  United  States,  year  ended 
Dec.   .31,   1943.     [1944.]     cover   title,   p.   3-150,   oblong  large  8°     (Statement 
44100,  20th  in  series;  Transport  Economics  and  Statistics  Bureau.)     ♦Paper, 
$1.00.     •  Item  703 
L.  C.  card  41-41827  IC  1  ste.29 :  943 

Freight  forwarders.  Revenues,  expenses  and  statistics  of  freight  forwarders,  1st 
quarter,  1944.  [10-44.]  2  p.  f°  (Statement  Q-950,  QFF.)  [Processed.  Sub- 
ject to  revision.]     t  IC  1.19 :  944/1 

Fuel  and  poAver  for  locomotives  and  rail  motor  cars  of  class  1  steam  railways  in 
United  States  (class  1  switching  and  terminal  companies  included),  May  1944. 
[1944.]     2  p.  oblong  large  8°     (Statement  M-230,  OS-E;  Transport  Economics 
and  Statistics  Bureau.)      [Monthly.     Subject  to  revision.]     t     •  Item  706 
L.  C.  card  A  36-784  IC  1  ste.30  :  944/5 

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1038  Government  Publications 

Motor  carrier  decisions.  See,  above,  Decisions,  \.  42 — below,  center  head  Deci- 
sions {Motor  carrier) . 

Motor  carriers.     Revenues,  expenses,  other  income  and  statistics  of  class  1  motor 

carriers  of  passengers,  1st  quarter,  1944.     [1944.]     2  p.  oblong  large  8°    (State- 

,     ment  Q-750,  BRE ;  Transport  Economics  and   Statistics  Bureau.)      [Subject 

to  revision.]     t     •  Item  693 

L.  C.  card  A39-871  IC  1  mot.l2 :  944/1 

Revenues,  exp^'nses,  other  income  and  statistics  of  class  1  motor  carriers 

of  property;  1st  quarter  1944.  [1944.].  2  p.  oblong  large  8"  (Statement 
Q-800;  Transport  Economics  and  Statistics  Bureau.)  [Subject  to  revision.] 
t     •  Item  694 

L.  C.  card  A39-1053  IC  1  mot.13  :  944/1 

Opinimis.     See,  above,  Decisions — below,  center  heads  beginning  Decisions. 

Railroad  accidents.  In  matter  of  maliing  accident  investigation  reports  under 
locomotive  inspection  act  of  Feb.  17,  1911,  as  amended :  Illinois  Central  Rail- 
road, accident  (boiler  explosion)  near  Canton,  Miss.,  June  22,  1944,  caused  by 
overheating  of  croven  sheet  due  to  low  water.  [1944.]  11  p.  4°  [Proc- 
essed.]    t  IC  1  acci.5 :  C  168/2 

— —  Investigation  2801:  Pennsylvania  Railroad  Company,  report  in  re  accident 
at  'E'splen,  Pa.,  June  4,  1944.     [1944.]     9  p.  il.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

IC  1  acci.5 :  Es  6.5 

Investigation  2803:  Gulf.  Colorado  and  Santa  Fe  Railway  Company,  re- 
port in  re  accident  near  Pauls  Valley,  Okla..  June  14,  1944.  [1944.]  8  p.  il.  4° 
[Processed.  ]     t  IC  1  acci.5  :  P  28.j 

Investigation  2804:  Chicago  &  North  Western  Railway  Company,  rejwrt 

in  re  accident  near  Wausau,  Wis.,  June  14,  1944.  [1944.]  7  p.  il,  4"  [Proc- 
essed.]    t  IC  1  acci.5:  W 358 

Investigation  2806:  Atchison,  Topeka  &  Santa  Fe  Railway  Company,  re- 
port in  re  accident,  Hamlet,  Colo.,  June  19,  1944.  [1944.]  S  p.  il.  4"  [Proc- 
essed.]    t  IClacci:5:H18 

■ Summary  of  accidents  reported  by  steam  railways,  Feb.  1944.     [1944.]     2 

p.   oblong  large  8°     (Statement  M-400;  Transport  Economics  and  Statistics 

Bureau.)      [Monthly.     Subject  to  revision.]     t     •  Item  716 

L.  C.  card  A27-80  IC  1  ste.31 :  944/2 

Railroad  ears.  Civil  action  no.  1408,  in  district  court  for  western  district  of 
Oklahoma,  A.  Johnston  et  al.  r.  United  States,  Interstate  Commerce  Commis- 
sion et  al. ;  brief  for  United  States  and  Interstate  Commerce  Commission. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  ii-f  42  p.     $  IC  1.13/1 :  J  641 

Railroad  employees.    Wage  statistics  of  class  1  steam  railways  in  United  States 
(switching  and  terminal  companies  not  included).  May  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  il. 
oblong  large  8"     (Statement  M-300;  Transport  Economics  and  Statistics  Bu- 
reau.)     [Monthlv.     Subject  to  revision.]     t     •  Item  718 
L.  C.  card  A29-382  IC  1  ste.25 :  944/5 

Railroad  securities.  Order  [promulgated]  at  session  of  Interstate  Commerce 
Connnission,  division  4.  on  l.st  of  June  1944.  instructions  governing  special 
applications  for  exemption  from  requirement  that  certain  railroad  securities 
issued  imder  provisions  of  sec.  20a  of  interstate  commerce  act  be  offered  for 
sale  at  competitive  bidding.     [1944]     5  p.  f °     [Processed.]     f      IC1.9:Se2/3 

Railroads.     Comparative  statement   of  railway  operating  statistics,   individual 
class  1  steam  railways  in  United  States,  years  1943  and  1942.     [1944.]     cover 
title.   63   p.     oblong  large  8°     (Statement   44200;  Transport   Economics   and 
Statistics  Bureau.)     *  Paper,  60c.     •  Item  702 
L.  C.  card  A25-423  IC  1  ste.27 :  943 

Freight   train  performance  of  class  1   steam   railways   in  United   States 

(switching  and  terminal  companies  not  included)  [May  1944.]  [1944.]  2  p. 
oblong  large  8°  ([Statement  M-211,  OS-A]  ;  Transport  Economics  and  Sta- 
tistics Bureau.)      [Monthly.     Subject  to  revision.]     f     •  Item  705 

L.  C.  card  A36-575  IC  1  ste.35 :  944/5 

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Railroads — Continuecl. 

Motive  power  and  car  equipment  of  class  1   steam  railways  in  United 

States  (class  1  switching  and  terminal  companies  included),  May  1944.  2  p. 
oblong  8"  (Statement  M-1240,  OS~F;  Transport  Economics  and  Statistics 
Bureau.)      [Monthly.     Subject  to  revision.]     t     •  Item  709 

L.  C.  card  A36-576  IC  1  ste.36 :  944/5 

Operating  revenues  and  operating  expenses  of  class  1  steam  railways  in 

United  States  (switching  and  terminal  companies  not  included),  .June  1944. 
[1944.]  2  p.  oblong  large  8°  (Statement  M-lOO ;  Transport  Economics  and 
Statistics  Bureau.)      [Monthly.     Subject  to  revision.]     t     •  Item  710 

L.  C.  card  A35-1300  IC  1  ste.l9 :  944/6 

Operating  revenues  and  operating  expenses,  selected  items  for  large  steam 

railways,  June  1944.  [1944]  2  p.  oblong  large  8"  ( Statement  M-150  ;  Trans- 
port Economics  and  Statistics  Bureau.)  [Monthly.  Subject  to  revision.] 
t     •  Item  711 

L.  C.  card  A29-37S  IC  1  ste.20 :  944/6 

Operating  statistics  of  large  steam  railways,  selected  items  for  May  1944, 

compared  with  May  1943;  May  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  oblong  large  8°  (Statement 
M-200;  Transport  Economics  and  Statistics  Bureau.)  [Monthly.  Subject  to 
revision.]     f     •  Item  712 

L.  C.  card  A  29-3S0  IC  1  ste.22 :944/5 

Passenger  traffic  statistics    (other  than  commutation)    of  class  1  steam 

railways  in  United  States  (switching  and  terminal  companies  not  included), 
Apr.  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  oblong  large  8"  (Statement  M-2.50.)  [Monthly. 
Processed.    Subject  to  revision.]     f 

■  L.  C.  card  A  38-1273  IC  1  ste.40 :944/4 

Passenger  train  performance  of  class  1  steam  railways  in  United  States 

(switching  and  terminal  companies  not  included),  May  1944.  [1944.]  4  p. 
oblong  large  8"  (Statement  M-213,  OS-B  ;  Transport  Economics  and  Statistics 
Bureau.)      [Monthly.     Subject  to  revision.]     t     •  Item  713 

L.  C.  card  A  36-577  IC  1  ste.37 :944/5 

Revenue   traffic   statistics   of  class   1   steam   railways   in   United    States 

(switching  and  terminal  companies  not  included),  May  1944.  [1944.]  2  p. 
oblong  larg'e  8"  (Statement  M-220,  OS-D;  Transport  Economics  and  Statistics 
Bureau.)     [Monthly.    Subject  to  revision.]     f     •  Item  714 

L.  C.  card  A  29-381  IC  1  ste.24 :  944/5 

Selected  income  and  balance-sheet  items  of  class  1  steam  railways  in 

United  States  (switching  and  terminal  companies  not  included)  [and  Se- 
lected income  items  by  regions  and  districts,  class  1  steam  railways].  May 
1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  il.  oblong  large  8°  ( Statement  M-125  ;  Transport  Economics 
and  Statistics  Bureau.)     [Monthly.    Subject  to  revision.]     t     •  Item  715 

L.  C.  card  A  32-1785  IC  1  ste.34 :  944/5 

Tons  of  revenue  freight  originated  and  tons  terminated  in  carloads  by 

classes  of  commodities  and  by  geographic  areas,  class  1  steam  railwavs,  Jan. 
1944.      [1944.]      13  p.   oblong  large  8"      (Statement  M-550,    SCS ;   Transport 
Economics    and    Statistics    Bureau.)        [Monthly.      Subject  to   revision.]     t 
•  Item  717 
L.  C.  card  A  40-2952  IC  1  ste.42 :  944/1 

Yard  service  performance  of  class  1  steam  railways  in  United   States 

(class  1  switching  and  terminal  companies  included).  May  1944.  1944.  1  p. 
oblong  large  8°  (Statement  M-215,  OS-C ;  Transport  Economics  and  Statistics 
Bureau.)     [Monthly.     Subject  to  revision.]     t     •  Item  719 

L.  C.  card  A  3&-578  IC  1  ste.38  :944/5 

Traffic  decisions.     See,  above.  Decisions,  v.  256  — ,  below,  center  head  Decisions 
(Traffic). 

Transportation.     Monthly   comment   on   transportation   statistics    [June   1944]. 

Aug.  7,  1944.    16  p.  1  pi.  4°    [Processed.]     t 

L.  C.  card  A  42-3365  IC  1.17 :  944/6 

Water  carrier  decisions.    See,  below,  center  head  Decisions  (Water  carrier). 

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1040  GcAERNMENT  PuBUCATIONS 

Decisions  {Finance) 

Note. — The  following  decisions  or  opinions  issued  in  separate  form  are  from  the  Inter- 
state Commerce  Commission  reports. 

Chicago,  Milwaukee,  St.  Paul  d  Pacifia Railroad.  Finance  docket  no.  10882,  Chi- 
cago, Milwaukee,  St.  Paul  &  Pacific  Railroad  Company  reorganization ;  de- 
cided Apr.  10,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  223-264.  (F-8654.)  [From  v.  257.]  'Paper, 
10c.  IC  1.6/la  :  F-8654 

Delaware,  Lackawanna  d  Western  Railroad.  Finance  docket  no.  14433,  Dela- 
ware, Lackawanna  &  Western  Railroad  Company  et  al.  merger,  etc. ;  decided 
May  15,  1944.     [1944.]     p.  91-128.     (F-8650.)      [From  v.  257.]     *  Paper,  lOc. 

IC  1.6/la :  F-8650 

Levisa  River  Railroad.  Finance  docket  no.  7833,  Levisa  River  Railroad  Com- 
pany construction;  decided  May  4,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  203-222.  (F-8653.) 
[From  V.  257.  J     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la  :  F-8653 

Oklahoma  Raihcay.  Finance  docket  no.  14221,  Oklahoma  Railway  Company 
trustees  abandonment  of  operation,  etc. ;  decided  May  17, 1944.  [1944.]  p.  177- 
202.     (F-8652.)     [From  v.  257.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la :  F-8652 

Railroad  securities.  Ex  parte  158,  in  matter  of  competitive  bidding  in  sale  of 
securities  issued  under  sec.  20a  of  interstate  commerce  act ;  decided  May  8, 
1944.     [1944.]     p.  129-176.      (F-S651.)      [From  v.  257.]     *  Paper,  lOc. 

IC  1.6/la :  F-8651 

Decisions  {Motor  carrier) 

Note. — The  following  decisions  or  opinions  issued  in  separate  form  are  from  the  Inter- 
state Commerce  Commission  reports. 
See  also  subhead  Decisions  on  p.  1037. 

Bell  Potato  Chip  Co.  No.  MC-C-352,  Bell  Potato  Chip  Company  r.  Aberdeen  Truck 
Line  et  al ;  decided  Apr.  4, 1944.  [1»44.]  p.  337-351.  (M-6531.)  [Front  Motor 
carrier  cases,  v.  43.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1  mot.8/a  :  M-6531 

Bentonite.  Investigation  and  suspension  docket  no.  M-2284,  bentonite  from  Mon- 
tana and  Wyoming  to  South  Dakota ;  decided  May  22,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  321- 
322.     (M-6527.)     [From  Motor  carrier  cases,  v.  43.]     *  Paper,  5c.' 

IC  1  mot.8/a  :  M-6527 

Freight  rates.  Ex  parte  no.  MC-34,  Minnesota-North  Dakota  motor  carrier  rates ; 
decided  May  23,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  289-306.  (M-6524.)  [From  Motor  carrier 
cases,  V.  43.]    *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1  mot.8/a  :  M-6524 

Line  Material  Co.  No.  MC-C-354,  Line  Material  Company  r.  W.  H.  HinchclifE, 
jr.,  doing  business  as  Hinchcliff  Motor  Service,  et  al. ;  decided  Apr.  14.  1944. 
[1944.]    p.  323-328.     (M-6528.)     [From  Motor  carrier  cases,  v.  43.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

IC  1  mot.8/a  :  M-6528 

Motor  carrier  insurance.  Ex  parte  no.  MC-5,  motor  carrier  insurance  for  protec- 
tion of  the  public,  in  matter  of  security  for  protection  of  the  public  as  provided 
in  interstate  commerce  act,  pt.  2,  and  of  rules  and  regulations  governing  filing 
and  approval  of  surety  bonds,  policies  of  insurance,  qualifications  as  self-in- 
surer, or  other  securities  and  agreements  by  motor  carriers  and  brokers  subject 
to  interstate  comnrerce  act,  pt.  2;  decided  Apr.  18.  1944.  [1944.]  p.  355-371. 
(M-6533.)     [From  Motor  carrier  cases,  v.  43.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

IC  1  mot.8/a :  M-6533 

Paper.  Investigation  and  suspension  docket  no.  M-2286,  printing  paper  over 
Dixie  Freight  Lines,  Inc.;  [decided  May  15,  1944].  [1944.]  [l]-f 352-354  p. 
(M-6532.)     [From  Motor  carrier  cases,  V.  43.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

IC  1  mot.8/a  :  M-6532 

Schaefer,  Inc.  No.  MC-C-33o,  Schaefer,  Inc.,  formerly  Harold  L.  Schaefer,  Inc., 
r.  C.  A.  Conklin  Truck  Line,  Inc.,  et  al. ;  decided  May  9.  1944.  [1944.]  p.  333- 
330.     (M-6530.)     [From  Motor  carrier  cases,  v.  43.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

IC  1  mot.8/a  :  M-6530 

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Unlading  and  lading.  Investigation  and  suspension  docket  no.  M-2267,  stop- 
ping in  transit,  Michigan  Motor  Freiglit  Lines;  decided  May  5,  1944.  [1944.] 
p.  329-332.     (M-6529.)     [From  Motor  carrier  cases,  v.  43.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

IC  1  mot.8/a  :  M-6529 

Yardley  Screen  d  W.  S.  Co.  No.  MC-C-363,  F.  B.  Hill,  jr.  [doing  business  as  Yard- 
ley  Screen  &  W.  S.  Company]  v.  Pennsylvania  Truck  Lines,  Inc. ;  decided  May  9, 
1944.     [1944.]     p.  319-320.      (M-G526.)      [From  Motor  carrier  cases,  v.  43.] 

*  Paper,  5c.  IC  1  mot.8/a  :  M-652G 

Decisions  (Traffic) 

Note. — The  following  dpcisions  or  opinions  issued  in  separate  form  are  from  the  Inter- 
state Commerce  Couimi.'-sion  report.'*. 
See  also  subhead  Decisions  on  p.  1037. 

Cereals,  Prepared.  Investigation  and  suspension  docket  no.  5255,  cereal  food 
preparations  from  Colorado  to  Utali ;  decided  May  9,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  467- 
470.     ([Opinion]  24403.)     [From  v.  258.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la  :  24403 

Fish  oil.  Investigation  and  suspension  docket  no.  5241,  fish  liver  oils,  transconti- 
nental;  decided  Mar.  31,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  323-336.  ([Opinion]  24385.)  [From 
V.  258.]    *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la  :  24385 

Freight  rates.  Ex  parte  no.  148,  increased  railway  rates,  fares,  and  charges,  1942  ; 
decided  May  12,  1944.    [1944.]    p.  455-458.     ( [Opinion]  24401.)     [From  v.  258.] 

*  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la  :  24401 

■  Investigation  and  suspension  docket  no.  5171,  less  carload  class  rates  be- 
tween Arkansas  and  Louisiana;  decided  May  8,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  525-528. 
([Opinion]    24407.)      [From   v.   258.]      *  Paper,   5c.  IC  1.6/la :  24407 

Freight  service.  No.  28977,  Limits  Industrial  Building  Corporation  et  al  v.  Balti- 
mfore  &  Ohio  Chicago  Terminal  Railroad  Company;  [decided  May  20,  1944]. 
[1944.]     [l]-f 438-442  p.     ([Opinion]  24398.)     [From  v.  258.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

IC  1.6/la :  24398 

Gasoline.  No.  28900,  Hanlon-Buchanan,  Inc.  v.  Burlington-Rock  Island  Railroad 
Company  et  al ;  decided  Apr.  4.  1944.  [1944.]  p.  519-524.  ([Opinion]  24406.) 
[From  V.  258.]     *  Paper,  5c.  10 1.6/la  :  24406 

Orain.  Investigation  and  suspension  docket  no.  5180,  grain  proportionals  to 
Louisiana:  decided  Apr.  17,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  433-437.  ([Opinion]  24397.) 
[From  V.  258.]    *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la  :  24397 

Iron.  Fourth  section  application  no.  19572,  pig  iron  and  billets  in  the  East; 
decided  Apr.  17,  1944.     [1944.]    p.  459-466.     ( [Opinion]  24402.)     [From  v.  258.] 

*  Paper,  5c.  .  IC  1.6/la :  24402 

Lnhrimting  oils.  No.  28982,  Mid-Continent  Petroleum  Corporation  v.  Illinois  Cen- 
tral Railroad  Company  et  al. ;  [decided  May  20,  1944].  [1944.]  [1]  +422-426  p. 
([Opinion]  24395.)      [From  v.  258.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la  :  24395 

Lumber.  No.  28940,  E.  J.  Stanton  &,  Son  v.  Ashlpy,  Brew  &  Northern  Railway 
Company  et  al. ;  decided  May  16,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  515-518.  ([Opinion] 
24405.)      [From  V.  258.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la  :  24405 

Oyster  shells.  Investigation  and  suspension  docket  no.  5252,  oyster  shell  screen- 
ings, Loui.siana  and  Texas,  to  western  trunk  line  territory ;  decided  May  20, 
1944.     [1944.]     p.  443-448.     ([Opinion]  24399.)      [From  v.  258.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

IC  1.6/la  :  24399 

Tank  cars.     No.  28515.  nlUiwanccs  for  privately  owned  tank  cars;  decided  Apr 

10,1944.    [1944.]    p.  371-388.     ( [Opinion]  24390.)     [From  v.  258.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

IC  1.6/la:  24390 
Decisions  (Water  carrier) 

Note. — The  following  decision  or  opinion  issued  in   separate   form  is  from  the  Inter- 
state Commerce  Commission  reports. 

CampbeU  Transportation  Co.  Finance  docket  no.  14304.  Campbell  Transportation 
Company  lease;  decided  May  11,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  257-258.  (WO-214.)  [From 
V.  260.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la  :  WC-214 

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1042  Government  Publications 

JUSTICE  DEPARTMENT 

Aircraft  &  Diesel  Equipment  Corporation.  Before  Tax  Court,  Aircraft  &  Diesel 
Eriuipmcnt  Corporation  v.  Henry  L.  Stimsoii.  Secretary  of  War,  and  Robert 
P.  Patterson,  Under  Secretary  of  War,  docket  no.  9-R;  answer.  [1944.] 
20  p.     $  J  1.84  :  Ai  74 

American  Trucking  Associations,  Inc.  Civil  action  no.  285,  in  district  court  for 
district  of  Virginia,  American  Trucking  Associations,  Inc.,  et  al.  v.  United 
States  and  Interstate  Commerce  Commission;  brief  fur  United  State.-^.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  i  +  21  p.    t  J  1.75 :  Am  35  tr/2 

Beretta,  John  K.  No.  191,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
John  K.  Beretta  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for  writ  of 
certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  5th  circuit ;  brief  for  respondent  in 
opposition.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i  +  18  p.     t  J  1.78  :B  452/2 

Bingham,  Mrs.  Mary  L.  In  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d  circuit,  commissioner 
of  internal  revenue  v.  trust  u/w  of  Mary  Lily  (Flagler)  Bingham,  William  R. 
Kenan,  jr.,  and  Lawrence  C.  Haines,  trustees,  on  petition  to  review  decision 
of  Tax  Court ;  appendix  to  petitioner's  brief.     [1944.]    cover  title,  i  +  54  p.     J 

J  1.76 :  B  513/5 

Breyer,  Henry  W.,  jr.,  Nos. — ,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  3d  circuit,  com- 
missioner of  internal  revenue  v.  Henry  W.  Breyer,  jr. ;  [same]  v.  Edith  S. 
Breyer ;  [same]  v.  Catherine  Breyer  VanBomel.  on  petitions  for  review  of 
decisions  of  Tax  Court ;  petitioner's  appendix.    [1944.]    cover  title,  i  +  37  p.    t 

J  1.76 :  B  759 

Century  Electric  Co.  No.  12901.  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  8tli  circuit,  Cen- 
tury Electric  Company  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for 
review  of  decision  of  Tax  Court;  brief  for  respondent.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
iii  +   27  p.     $  J  1.76  :C  333/5 

Cherry  Cotton  Mills,  Inc.  No.  45885,  in  Court  of  Claims.  Cherry  Cotton  Mills. 
Inc.,  V.  United  States;  defendant's  brief  [1944.]     cover  title,  1  +  89-65  p.     t 

J  1.80 :  C  424/6 

Cotan  Corporation.  No.  8549,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  3d  circuit.  Cotan 
Corporation,  formerly  known  as  Cotex  Corporation,  v.  commissioner  of  inter- 
nal reveniie.  on  petition  for  review  of  decision  of  Tax  Court ;  brief  for  respond- 
ent.    [1944.]     cover  title,  i  -f  29  p.     t  J  1.76:  C  825 

Dominion  Smelting  &  Refining  Corporation  of  New  Jersey.  No.  46055,  in  Court 
of  Claims,  Dominion  Smelting  and  Refining  Corporation  of  New  Jersey  v. 
United  States ;  defendant's  brief  in  support  of  its  plea  to  jurisdiction  and  plea 
of  another  action  pending.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i  +  51-71  p.     t 

J  1.80  :  D  713/2 

Drake,  W.  A.,  Inc.  No.  2935,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  10th  circuit,  W.  A. 
Drake,  Inc..  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for  review  of 
decision  of  Tax  Court ;  brief  for  respondent.     [1944.]    cover  title,  ii  -f  18  p.    t 

J  1.76  :D  789 

Durez  Plastics  d  Chemicals,  Inc.  No.  — ,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d  cir- 
cuit. General  Plastics,  Inc.,  Durez  Plastics  &  Chemicals.  Inc..  successor,  v.  com- 
missioner of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for  review  of  decision  of  Tax  Court ; 
brief  for  respondent.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i  +  21  p.     t  J  1.76  :D  934 

Elastic  Stop  Xut  Corporation.  No.  224,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States.  Oct. 
term,  1944,  Elastic  Stop  Nut  Corporation  v.  National  Labor  Relations  Board,  on 
petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circi;it  court  of  appeals  for  5th  circuit;  brief 
for  National  Labor  Relations  Board  in  opposition.  [1944.]  cover  title. 
ii  +  17p.     t  J  1.78:  El  14 

The  Evergreens  (corporation).  No.  187,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct. 
term,  1944.  The  Evergreens  [a  corporation]  v.  commissioner  of  internal  reve- 
nue, on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d  circuit; 
brief  for  respondent  in  opposition.    [1944.]    cover  title.  i+lO  p.    J 

J  1.78  :  Ev  27 

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Pirempn's  Fund  Indemnity  Co.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  44890,  Fireman's  Fund 
Indemnity  Company  v.  United  States ;  defendant's  exceptions  to  commissioner's 
findings  and  request  for  special  findings  of  fact.     [1944.]     p.  39-43.     t 

J  1.80 :  F  514 

Frankel,  Mrs.  Belle  G.  No.  12SS9,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  8th  circuit,  Belle 
Goldstine  Frankel  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for  review 
of  decision  of  Tax  Court ;  brief  for  respondent.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i+14  p.     $ 

J  1.76 :  F  851/3 

Goldberg,  George.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  45516,  George  Goldberg  et  al.  v.  United 
States ;  defendant's  exceptions  to  commissioner's  report  and  request  for  findings 
of  fact.     [1944.]     p.  31-;j(;.     +  J1.80:G5&4 

Graves-Quinn  Corporation.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  46004,  Standard  Accident 
Insurance  Company  and  Albert  E.  McKenzie  as  trustee  in  bankruptcy  of  Graves- 
Quinn  Corporation  v.  United  States ;  defendant's  reply  brief  to  plaintiff's  brief 
in  opposition  to  defendant's  demurrer.     [1944.]     p.  77-83.     %  J  1.80  :G  788 

Griedcr  Machine  Tool  &  Die  Co.  No.  234,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States, 
Oct.  term,  1944,  Grieder  Machine  Tool  &  Die  Company  v.  National  Labor  Rela- 
tions Board,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  6th 
circuit;  brief  for  National  Labor  Relations  Board  in  opposition.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  ii+18  p.     t  J  1.78 :  G  871/2 

Groesbeck,  C.  E.  No.  101,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
C.  E.  Groesbeck  et  al.  v.  Dora  Goldstein,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to 
circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d  circuit ;  memorandum  on  behalf  of  United  States 
and  Securities  and  Exchange  Commission  as  amici  curiae.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
29  p.     t  .  J  1.78  :G  892 

Gunlocke,  W.  II.,  Chair  Co.  No.  — ,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d  circuit, 
W.  H.  Gunlocke  Chair  Company  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  peti- 
tion for  review  of  decision  of  Tax  Court;  brief  for  respondent.  [1944.]  cover 
title,  i+24  p.     t  J  1.76 :  G  956 

Hankin,  Moe  H.  No.  143,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
Moe  Henry  Hankin  v.  United  States,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit 
court  of  appeals  for  3d  circuit;  brief  for  United  States  in  opposition.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  i-f-ll  p.     t  J  1.78  :H  194 

Harsch,  John,  Bronze  &  Foundry  Co.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  44241,  John  Harsch 
Bronze  &  Foundry  Co.  v.  United  States;  defendant's  exceptions  to  report  of 
commissioner  and  lequest  for  siiecial  findings  of  fact.     [1944.]     p.  15-32.     % 

J  1.80 :  H  25 

JIarwood-Nebel  Construction  Co.,  Inc.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  44587,  Harwood- 
Nebel  Construction  Co.,  Inc.,  v.  United  States ;  request  for  findings  of  fact  and 
memorandum  in  support.     [1944.]     p.  187-194.     %  J  1.80 :H 222/3 

Heller,  Walter  8.  No.  10679,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  9th  circuit,  Walter  S. 
Heller  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue ;  and  commissioner  of  internal  rev- 
enue V.  Walter  S.  Heller,  on  petitions  for  review  of  decision  of  Tax  Court ;  brief 
for  commissioner.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii +32  p.     %  J  1.76  :H  367/3 

Johnson,  William  R.  Nos.  153-154,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term, 
1944,  William  R.  Johnson  [et  al.]  v.  United  States,  on  petition  for  writs  of 
certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  7th  circuit ;  brief  for  United  States  in 
opposition.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii+22  p.     $  J  1.78:  J  639/4 

Line  Construction  Co.,  Inc.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  46109,  Line  Construction  Co., 
Inc.,  V.  United  States  ;  defendant's  answer  and  counterclaim.  [1944.]  p.  40-53. 
t  J  1.80 :  L  645 

Logan,  Arthur  L.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  45395,  Arthur  L.  Logan  v.  United 
States;  defendant's  request  for  special  findings  of  fact  and  brief.  [1944.] 
p.  13-28.     X  J  1.80 :  L  828 

Los  Angeles,  Calif.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  43727,  Department  of  Water  and 
Power  of  city  of  Los  Angeles,  and  city  of  Los  Angeles,  municipal  corporation,  v. 
United  States ;  defendant's  exceptions  to  commissioner's  report  and  request  for 
special  findings.     [1944.]     p.  197-2(X).     t  J  1.80 :L 896 

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ifcCann,  Harrison  K.  No.  — ,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d  circuit,  com- 
missioner of  iiitfrnal  revenue  v.  Harrison  K.  McCann,  on  ijetition  for  review 
of  decision  of  Tax  Court ;  brief  for  petitioner.     [1944.]    cover  title,  ii+22  p.    t 

J  1.7(j :  M  126/3 

McVloskey  <£•  Co.  No.  45649,  in  Court  of  Claims,  McCloskey  and  Company  v. 
United  Slates;  defendant's  brief.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i-j-55-86  p.     t 

J  1.80  :M  132/10 

Marino,  Conrad.  No.  183,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
Conrad  Marino  and  Gabriel  Vigorito  r.  United  States,  on  petition  for  writ  of 
certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d  circuit;  brief  for  United  States  in 
opposition.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i  + 14  p.     t  J  1.78:  M 339 

Mlnuse,  Norman  W.  No.  141,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
Norman  W.  Minuse  and  Joseph  E.  H.  Pelletier  v.  United  States,  on  petition  for 
writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  tor  2d  circuit;  brief  for  United 
States  in  opposition.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i+ 16  p.     t  J  1.78  :M  668 

National  Wooden  Box  Association.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  45929,  National 
Wooden  Box  Association  v.  United  States;  brief  for  United  States.  [1944.] 
p.  27-55.     t  J  1-80 :  N  213  wo/2 

Nicholson.  Harvey  O.  Nos.  139-140,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct. 
term,  1944,  Harvey  Gilmore  Nicholson  v.  United  States ;  Albert  Clanton  Lowery 
V.  [same],  on  petitions  for  writs  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for 
5th  circuit ;  memorandum  for  United  States  in  opposition.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
5  p.     t  J  1.78 :  N  522 

Opinions  of  Attorney  General  [released  for  publication  in  pamphlet  form  for 
inclusion  in  v.  40]. 

NoiD. — The  opinions  of  the  Attorney  General  are  issued  separately  and  will  be  pub- 
lished later  in  bound  volumes.  Subscribers  may  deposit  |1.50  with  the  Superintendent  of 
Documents  and  receive  the  contents  of  a  volume  of  the  separate  opinions  as  they  are 
issued  ;  single  copies  are  usually  5c.  Prices  for  bound  volumos  furnished  upon  application 
to  the  Superintendent  of  Documents,  Government  Printing  Office,  Washington  25,  D.  C. 

80.  Court-martial  of  merchant  seamen,  forfeiture  of  pay;  July  1,  1944.     [1944.]     2  p. 

J  1.5/a :  40/80 

81.  Disposition  of  vessels  stricken  from  Navy  register;  June  14,  1944.      [1944.]     4  p. 

J  1.5/a  :  40/81 

Oshorne,  John  D.  No.  10755,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  9th  circuit,  John  D. 
Osborne  and  Mary  E.  Osborne  v.  United  States,  appeal  from  district  court  for 
district  of  Arizona;  brief  for  United  States.     [1944.]     cover  title,  iii+24  p.     t 

J  1.76 :  Os  1 

Plant,  Henriette.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  45398,  Henriette  Plant  v.  United  States  ; 
brief  for  United  States.     [1944.]     p.  35-54.     t  J  1.80 :P  698 

Reel,  Frederick  U.  In  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d  circuit,  no.  278,  Oct.  term, 
1943,  United  States  ex  rel.  Blanch  Ullman  Reel  for  and  on  behalf  of  Frederick 
U.  Reel,  relator-appellant  for  writ  of  habeas  corpus,  vs.  Harry  A.  Badt,  appeal 
from  district  court  for  western  district  of  New  York;  [opinion  of  court]  de- 
cided Apr.  13,  1944.     [1944.]     p.  85-92.     t  J  1.76  :R  257 

Report.     Annual  report  of  Attorney  General,  fiscal  year  1943.     [FPI,  Atlanta, 
Apr.  8,  1944.]     72  p.     t 
L.  C.  ciird  17-9090  J  1.1 :  943 

Roanoke  Iron  Works,  Inc.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  44178,  Roanoke  Iron  Works, 
Inc.,  V.  United  States ;  defendant's  brief.     [1944.]     p.  15-20.     t    J  1.80 :  R  531/2 

Ross  Engineering  Co.,  Inc.  No.  45198,  in  Court  of  Claims,  Ross  Engineering  Com- 
pany, Inc.,  V.  United  States ;  defendant's  request  for  findings  of  fact  and  brief. 
[1944.]     cover  title,   ii-f  75-98  p.     X  J  1.80  :R  733/5 

Scottish  American  Investtnent  Co.,  Ltd.  Nos.  220-222,  in  Supreme  Court  of 
United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944,  Scottish  American  Investment  Company,  Lim- 
ited, V.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue;  British  Assets  Trust,  Limited,  v. 
[same]  ;  Second  British  Assets  Trust,  Limited,  v.  [same],  on  petition  for  writs 
of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  3d  circuit ;  memorandum  for  re- 
spondent.    [1944.]     cover  title,  i -1-5  p.     t  J  1.78 :  Sco  87/2 

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Seaboard  Storage  Corporation.  No.  46069,  in  Court  of  Claims,  Seaboard  Storage 
Corporation,  a  body  corporate  of  State  of  New  York,  t\  United  States;  defend- 
ant's brief  in  support  of  its  plea  to  jurisdiction  and  plea  of  another  action 
pending.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i +43-63  p.     t  J  1.80:  Sell/5 

Soeder  Sons  Milk  Co.  No.  195,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term, 
1944,  William  J.  Soeder  and  Edward  A.  Soeder  [secretary-treasurer  and  presi- 
dent of  Soeder  Sons  Milk  Company]  v.  United  States,  on  petition  for  writ  of 
certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  6th  circuit ;  brief  for  respondent  in 
opposition.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i+13  p.     t  J  1.78:  So  21 

Standard  Oil  Co.  No.  204,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
Standard  Oil  Company,  an  Ohio  corporation,  Sohio  Pipe  Line  Corporation,  and 
Latonia  Refining  Corporation  v.  National  Labor  Relations  Board,  on  petition 
for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  6th  circuit;  brief  for 
National  Labor  Relations  Board  in  opposition.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii+19  p.    t 

J  1.78 :  St  24/11 

Stockst7-om.  Louis.  No.  12S95,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  8th  circuit,  Louis 
Stockstrom  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for  review  of 
decision  of  Tax  Court;  brief  for  respondent.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii+20  p.     t 

J  1.76 :  St  62 

Thompson,  Uldric,  jr.  No.  42837,  in  Court  of  Claims,  Uldric  Thompson,  jr.  v. 
United  States;  brief  for  defendant.  [1944.]  cover  title,  iii+183-256  p. 
1  pi.     t  J  1.80 :  T  378/2 

United  Gas  Improvement  Co.  No.  201,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct. 
term,  1944,  United  Gas  Improvement  Company  v.  commissioner  of  internal 
revenue,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  3d 
circuit;  brief  for  respondent  in  opposition.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i  +  14  p.     t 

J  1.78 :  Un  34/9 

Walker,  J.  H.  No.  9790,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  6th  circuit,  J.  H.  Walker  v. 
commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for  review  of  decision  of  Tax 
Court ;  brief  for  respondent.     [1044.]     cover  title,  iv+20  p.     t    J  1.76  :  W  152/5 

Wathen,  John  A.,  Distillery  Co.  No.  9715,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  6th 
circuit,  commissioner  of  internal  revenue  v.  John  A.  Wathen  Distillery  Com- 
panv,  on  petition  for  review  of  decision  of  Tax  Court;  brief  for  petitioner. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  iii+ 18  p.     t  J1.76:W321 

Weil.  •/.  B.  Nos.  9732-83,  in  circuit  court  of  apiieals  for  6th  circuit,  estate  of 
J.  B.  Weil,  deceased,  Mrs.  Pauline  P.  Weil,  B.  J.  Stern,  and  M.  B.  Kilpatrick, 
executors,  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue ;  commissioner  of  internal 
revenue  v.  estate  of  J.  B.  Weil,  deceased,  Mrs.  Pauline  P.  Weil.  B.  J.  Stern, 
and  JNL  E.  Kilpatrick,  executors,  on  petitions  to  review  decision  of  Tax  Court ; 
brief  for  commissioner.     [1944.]     cover  title,  v+45  p.     t  J  1.76  :W  429 

Wheeler,  Elliott  H.  In  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  9th  circuit,  no.  10538,  Elliott 
H.  Wheeler  et  al.  vs.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  upon  petition  to  review 
decisions  of  Tax  Court ;  [opinion  of  court].     [1944.]     p.  121-130.     % 

J  1.76 :  W  562 

Whitthorne.  W.  R.  No.  100S7,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  9th  circuit,  Minnie 
L.  W^hitthorne  and  Eva  Whitthorne,  executrices  of  W.  R.  Whitthorne,  v.  com- 
missioner of  internal  reveniie ;  and  Sherwood  Swan  v.  [same],  on  petition  for 
review  of  decisions  of  Board  of  Tax  Appeals  ;  supplemental  brief  fov  respondent. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  i-f  7  p.     %  J  1.76  :W  618/2 

Wilson,  Lee,  d  Co.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  45779,  J.  H.  Crain  and  R.  E.  Lee 
Wilson,  jr.,  trustees  of  Lee  Wilson  and  Company,  a  business  trust,  v.  United 
States  ;  defendant's  plea  of  set-off.     [1944.]     p.  9-92.     %  J  1.80 :  W  695/2 

In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  4r)997,  .7.  H.  Crain  and  R.  E.  Lee  Wilson,  jr.,  trus- 
tees of  Ix'e  Wilson  and  C;)nii)a!iv,  a  business  trust,  v.  United  States ;  defendant's 
counterclaim.     [1944.]     p.  7-15.     %  J 180  :W  695/3 

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1046  Government  Publications 

LABOR  DEPARTMENT 

CHILDREN'S  BUREAU 

Child  labor.  Child-labor  regulations  and  orders  (Code  of  Federal  regulations, 
title  29,  chap.  4),  pt.  422,  Occupations  particularly  hazardous  for  employment 
of  minors  between  16  and  18  years  of  age  or  detrimental  to  their  health  or 
well-being:  Hazardous-occupations  order  5  as  amended.  July  12,  1944.  2  p.  4° 
[Processed.]     t  L  5.39  :  5/amdt.l 

Child-labor  standards  for  fruit  and  vegetable  canning  and  processing  estab- 
lishments.    June  1944.    3  p.  4°     [Processed.]     $  L 5.2 :L  11/2 

Infants.  Keeping  well  baby  well.  [Revised  edition.]  1944.  8  p.  il.  narrow  8° 
(C.  B.  folder  9.)     ♦Paper,  5c.  single  copy  (75c.  per  100).     •  Item  745 

L  5.22 : 9/7 

Mothers.  INIessage  from  surgeons  general  of  Army  and  Navy  to^  physicians  of 
United  States  [relating  to  emergency  maternity  and  infant  care  program  for 
wives  and  infants  of  enlisted  men  in  the  4  lowest  pay  grades  of  armed  forces]. 
[1&44.]     [2]  p.  narrow  12°     [From  The  child,  Apr.  1944.]     f    L  5.35/a  :  M  419/9 

Rheumatic  fever.     State  programs  for  care  of  children  with  rheumatic  fever, 
under  social  security  act,  title  5,  pt.  2.     [Revised  edition.]     1944.     [2]-|-10  p. 
[Processed.     Includes  list  of  Other  Children's  Bureau  publications  on  rheumatic 
fever.]     J 
L.  C.  card  L  44-115  L  5.2 :  R  34/944 

School  attendance.  National  go-to-school  drive,  1944-45,  handbook  for  commu- 
nities.    [1944.]     19  p.  il.  4°     [Prepared  in  cooperation  with  Education  OflSce.] 

*  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  746 

L.  C.  card  L44-116  L  5.48 :  Sch  6/944-45 

LABOR  STANDARDS  DIVISION 

Absenteeism.     A  B  C  of  absenteeism  and  labor  turnover  ;  [prepared  by  M.  B.  Dahl]. 
1944.     iv-(-7  p.  il.     (Spec  bull.  17.)     *  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  757 
L.  C.  card  L44-117  L  16.13 :  17 

Accident  prevention.  Something  to  shoot  at!  [1,000,000  fewer  accidents.  July 
1,  1944-June  30,  1945].  [1944.]  [2]  p.  il.  oblong  8°,  folded  into  narrow  8°  size. 
t     •  Item  754  L  16.2 :  Sh  7 

International  Association  of  Industrial  Accident  Boards  and  Commissions.    Dis- 
cussion of  industrial  accidents  and  diseases,  19-13  convention  of  International 
Association  of  Industrial  Accident  Boards  and  Commissions,  Harrisburg,  Pa. 
[Oct.  25-27,  19431.     [1944.]     vi+[166]p.     (Bulletin  G8.)     t     •  Item  753 
L.  C.  card  16-27136  L 16.3 :  68 

Posters.  Sight  security;  [poster].  1944.  2S.5  X  20  in.  [Illustrator.  Stanley 
Ekman.]     *  Paper,  5c.  L  16.2 :  Si  2 

Safety  engineering  in  colleges,   its  future.     [1944.]     [6]    p.   il.  narrow  12°    t 

•  Item  754  L  16.2  :  Sa  1/3 

LABOR  STATISTICS  BUREAU 

Artillery  plants.  Disposition  of  artillery  plants.  World  War  I,  1918-30;  by 
Dorothy  B.  Howard.  May  1944.  [6]-fiv-f 54  p.  4°  (Historical  study  no.  74.) 
[Processed.]     t  L  2.15:  74 

Court  decisions.  Recent  decisions  of  interest  to  labor;  [prepared  in  Office  of 
Solicitor,  Department  of  Labor].  [1944.]  7  p.  (Serial  no.  R.  1663.)  [From 
Monthly  labor  review,  July  1944.]     f  L  2.6 /a8:  944/4 

Demobilization.     Demobilization    of    manpower,    1918-19;    by    Stella    Stewart. 
[1944.]     iii+68  p.  il.     (Bulletin  784).     *  Paper,  15c.     •  Item  759 
L.  C.  card  L  44-119  L  2.3 :  784 

Note. — This  Rulletln  consists  of  3  parts,  the  first  2  of  which  were  issued  separately 
and  were  entered  in  the  Monthly  catalog  for  June  1944,  p.  675. 

■^rrr-^    Same.     (H,  (Joe.  619  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.) 

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September  1944  1047 

Employment.     Employment  and  pay  rolls,  detailed  report,  June  1944.     Aug.  8, 
1944.     21  p.  4°     [Monthly.     Processed.]     $ 
L.  C.  card  L  23-234  L  2.9 :  944/6 

Employment  in  Government-owned,  privately  operated  new   war  plants; 

[prepared  by  Clara  F.  Schloss].     [1944.]     8  p.     (Serial  no.  R,  1673.)      [From 
Monthly  labor  review,  July  1944.]     t  L  2.6/a  :  Em  73/43 

Ex-servicemen.  Public  reaction  to  returned  service  man  after  World  War  I  [with 
list  of  citations]  ;  bv  Mary  Frost  Jessup.  [1944.]  [2]  +45  p.  4°  (H.  S.  #73.) 
[Processed.]     t  L  2.15:  73 

French  Indo-China.     Labor  conditions  in  French  Indo-China ;  [prepared  by  Anice 
L.   Whitney].     [1944.]     15  p.     (Serial   no.   R.   1672.)      [From   Monthly   labor 
review,  July  1944.]     f 
L.  C.  card  L  44-120  L  2.6/a  :  L 113/53 

Hours  of  labor.  Wartime  hours  and  earnings  in  United  States  and  Great  Britain. 
[1944.]  7  p.  (Serial  no.  R.  1670.)  [From  Monthly  labor  review,  July  1944.]  t 
L.  C.  card  L  44-121  L  2.6/a  :  H  816/10 

Industry.     Quarterly  indexes  of  productivity  and  unit  labor  cost  in  selected  indus- 
tries, 1939-43.     July  1M4.     15  p.  4°     [Processed.]     % 
L.  C.  card  L  44-122  L  2.19 :  In  2/939-43 

International   Labor   Conference.     Results   of   International   Labor   Conference 
[held  in  Philadelphia,  Pa.]     Apr.-May  1944;  by  Carter  Goodrich  and  John 
Gambs.     [1944.]     12  p.     (Serial  no.  R.  1065.)      [From  Monthly  labor  review, 
July  1944.]     t 
L.  C.  card  L  44-123  L  2.6/a  :  In  8/12/944 

Iron  mining.     Wages  in  iron  mining,  Oct.  1943;  prepared  by  [Edith  M.  Olsen] 
Division     of    Wage    Analysis.     [1944.]     ii  +  14     p.     (Bulletin     787.)      [From 
Monthly  labor  review,  June  1944.]     *  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  759 
L.  C.  card  L  44-124  L  2.3  :  787 

Same.     (H.  doc.  663,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.) 

Monthly  labor  revieiv,  Aug.  1944,  v.  59,  no.  2;  [Hugh  S.  Hanna,  editor].     [1944.] 
cover  title,  vi+237^61  p.  il.     [Certain  articles  are  reprinted  from  the  Monthly 
labor  review  and  listed  in  the  Monthly  catalog  as  tliey  are  issued.]     *  Paper, 
30c.  single  copy,  $3.50  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $4.75.     •  Item  764 
L.  C.  card  15-26485  L  2.6 :  59/2 

Note. — The  Monthly  labor  review  is  the  medium  through  which  the  Bureau  publishes 
its  regular  monthly  reports  on  such  subjects  as  trend  (if  employment  and  pay  rolls, 
hourly  and  weekly  earnings,  weekly  working  hours,  Industrial  disputes,  labor  turn-over, 
wholesale  and  retail  prices,  changes  in  cost  of  living,  and  building  construction,  as  well 
as  information  on  collective  agreements,  industrial  accidents,  labor  legislation  and  court 
decisions  and  important  labor  developments  in  other  countries.  Tinder  the  present  war 
economy  regulations,  free  subscriptions  are  limited  to  those  requiring  it  for  official  pur- 
poses. Others  desiring  copies  may  obtain  them  from  the  Superintendent  of  Documents, 
Government  Printing  Office,  Washington  25,  D.  C,  at  the  prices  stated  above. 

Older  workers  in  wartime;  [prepared  by  Mary  T.  Waggaman].     [1944.]     15  p. 
(Serial  no.  R.  1668.)     [From  Monthly  labor  review,  Julv  1944.]     f 
L.  C.  card  L  24-125  L  2.6/a :  W  892/15 

Post-war  planning.  Administration  of  post-war  plans  In  Canada.  [1944.]  2  p. 
(Serial  no.  R.  1601). )     [From  Monthly  labor  review,  July  1944.]     t 

L  2.6/a  :  P  847/3 

British  plans  for  immediate  post-war  period.     [1044.1     8  p.     (Serial  no.  R. 

1664.)      [From  Monthly  labor  review,  July  1944.]     f  L  2.(j/a  :  P  847/4 

Shipyards.     Basic  accident  factors  in  shipyards;  [prepared  by  Frank  S.  McElroy 
and  Arthur  L.  Svenson].     [1944.]    11  p.     (Serial  no.  R  1663.)     [From  Monthly 
labor  review,  July  1944.]     t 
L.  C.  card  L  44-126  L  2.6/a :  Sh  64/21 

Steel.  Income  and  expenditures  of  steelworkers,  1943.  [1944.]  4  p.  (Serial  no. 
R.  1667.)     [From  Monthly  labor  review,  July  1944.]     t  L 2.6/a:  St 32/2 

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1048  Government  Publications 

StrikCK.     Strikes  in  1943:  iireparnl  in  Industrial   Relations  Division.     1^4.     iv 
+  40  p.  il.     ( Bulletin  TSlM     (Fioin  Monthly  labor  review,  May  11)44,  witli  addi- 
tional data.]     *  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  7o!». 
L.  C.  card  li  42-19S  L  2.3 :  782 

Same.     (H  doc.  617.  7Stli  Cong.  2d  sess.) 

Technologii.     Summary  of  current  tecluKtlogical  developments.  Mar.  1944.     [1944.] 
cover  title,  21  p.  4°     [Monthly.    Processed.    Text  on  p.  2  of  cover.]     X 
L.  C.  card  L  43-187  L  2.17 :  944/3 

Whitc-colhir  irorhcrs.     Trend  of  earniiij;!^  anions:  white-collar  workers  during  the 
war;  prepared  by  [Margaret  L.  Plnnkettl  Division  of  Wage  Analysis.     1944. 
iv  +  17  p.     (Bulletin  783.)     [From  Monthly  labor  review,  May  1944.]     *  Paper, 
10c.     •  Item  7.59 
L.  C.  card  L  44-128  L  2.3 :  783 

Same.     (H.  doc.  618,  7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess.) 

SOLICITOR 

Greeriberg,  Meyer.  No.  400.  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d  circuit.  Meyer 
Greenberg,  suing  in  behalf  of  himself  and  other  employees  and  former  em- 
ployees of  defendants  similarly  situated,  v.  Arsenal  Building  Corporation  and 
Spear  &  Co.,  Inc.,  on  appeal  from  district  court  for  southern  district  of  New 
York;  brief- for  admiTiistrator  of  Wage  and  Hour  Division  as  amicus  curiae. 
[  1944.  ]     cover  title,  ii +16  p.     $  L  21.7 :  G  829 

WAGE  AND  HOUR  AND  PUBLIC  CONTRACTS   DIVISIONS 

Report.     Annual  report.  Wage  and  Hour  and  Public  Contracts  Divisions,  fiscal 
year  1943.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii  -f  41  p.  4°     [Processed.     At  head  of  title: 
Fair  labor  standards  in  wartime,  2nd  vear.]     % 
L.  C.  card  L  40-36  L  22.1 :  943 

WOMEN'S  BUREAU 

Ahsenteeism  (unauthorized  time  away  from  job).  Apr.  1944.  7  p.  4°  [Proc- 
essed.]    t  L  13.2  :Ab  8/2 

Xurses.     Industrial  nurse  and  woman  woi'ker   [with  list  of  sources  referred  to 
in  text]  ;  by  Jennie  Mohr.    1944.    iii  -f  47  p.     (Special  bulletin  19.)     *  Paper, 
10c.     •  Item  780 
L.  C.  card  L  44-127  L  13.10 :  19 

Shipynrds.     Employing  women  in  shipyards  [with  lists  of  selected  references]  ; 
by  Dorothy  K.  Newman.     1944.     x+83  p.  il.     (Bulletin  192-6.)     *  Paper,  20c. 
•  Item  777 
L.  C.  card  L  44-174  L  13.3 :  192-6 

War  work.  British  policies  and  methods  in  employing  women  in  wartime;  by 
Janet  M.  Hooks.  1944.  iv  +  44  p.  il.  (Bulletin  200.)  *  Paper,  10c.  •  Item  777 
Jj.  C.  card  L  44-114  L  13.3  :  200 

LIBRARY  OF  CONGRESS 

Russinn  dictionnrirsi.     Preliminary  check  list  of  Russian  dictionaries  publislieil 
in  IT.  S.  S.  R..  1917-42;  compiled  by  George  A.  Novossiltzeflf,  in  consultation 
with  and  with  preface  by  Sergius  Yakobson.     Washington,  D.  C,  Feb.  1944. 
[21+iv+143  leaves,  4°     [Processed.]     f   (free  to  libraries  only). 
L.  C.  card  44-41010  LC  1.2  :  D  56/917^l2/prelim. 

BOOKS  FOR  THE  ADULT  BLIND 

liraiUc  books.     Vohinteer  Braille  transcribing,  a  service  for  the  adult  blind  :  by 
Alice  Rohrback.    1944.    14-f[l]p.  il.     t     •  Item  787 
L.  C.  card  44-41339  LC  19.2 :  B73/5/944 

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Septe]viber  1944  1049 

COPYRIGHT  OB^FICE 

Copyright.     Catalog  of  copyright  entries,  new  series.     1944. 
L.  C.  card  6-35347 

Note.— Issued  in  4  parts  :  pt.  1,  group  1,  pt.  1,  group  2,  and  pt.  1,  group  3,  pt.  2,  pt.  3 
and  pt.  4. 

Subscriptions  for  the  Catalog  of  copyright  entries  should  be  made  to  the  Superintendent 
of  Documents.  Washington,  D.  C,  instead  of  to  the  Uegister  of  Copyrights.  Prices  are  as 
follows:  I'aper,  .$!(•. on  a  vr.  (4  pts,  unbound),  foreign  subscription,  $l.S.OO;  pt.  1,  groups 
1  and  2,  and  pt.  .'i,  each  ^'6.00  a  yr.,  foreign  subscription,  each  $3.7.5  ;  pt.  1,  group  3,  pt.  2, 
and  pt.  4,  each  $2.00  a  yr..  foreign  subscriptions,  pt.  1,  group  3,  $2.25,  pt.  2,  $2.30,  pt.  4, 
$2.20  ;  single  numbers,  50c. ;  annual  indexes,  each,  for  complete  calendar  year,  $2.00. 

pt.  1,  group  1.  Books,  including  list  of  renewals,  v.  41,  no.  4.     iii  +  59-78  p.     [Monthly.] 

•  Item    794  LC  3.6/1  :  41/1-4 
Same,    v.    41,    no.    5.     ill +  79-101    p.    [Monthly.]      •  Item    794 

LC  3.6/1  :41/5 
pi.  1,  group  2.   Pamphlets,    leaflets,    contributions   to   newspapers   or  periodicals,   etc.,   lec- 
tures, sermons,  addresses  for  oral  delivery,  maps,  v.  41.  no.  3.      iii  + 
109-199  p.     [Monthly.]      «   Item  795  LC  3.6/1 :  41/2-3 

Same,  v.  41,  no.  4.     iii  +  201-255  p.     [Monthly.]      «  Item  795 

LC  3.6/1  :  41/2-4 

pt.  1,  group  3.  Dramatic  compositions,  motion  pictures,  including  list  of  renewals,  v.  17, 

no.  5.     iii  +  59-74p.      [Monthly.]      «  Item  796  LC  3.6/1 :  17/3-5 

pt.  2.  Periodicals,    including    list    of    renewals,    v.    39,    no.    1.     iii-f  1-117    P- 

I  Quarterly.]       %    Item   797  LC  3.6/2  :  39/1 

pt.  3.  Musical    compositions,   v.    38,   volume   index,   1943.     iv  +  1851-1894    p.    + 

[4 J    U-avfs.      [Includes  title  pages  to  v.  38  for  first  half  of  1943,  nos. 

11-6.  for  last  half  of  1943,  nos.  7-12,  and  for  year  1943.  nos.   1-12.] 

•  Item    798  LC  3.6/3  :  38/t.p.  &  ind. 
pt.  3.                  Musical  compositions,   including  list  of  renewals,   v.   39,   no.   3     iv  +  207- 

366  p.     (Monthly.]      «  Item  798  LC  3.6/3 :  39/3 

Same,  v.  39,  no.  4.     iv  + 367-479  p.      [Monthly.]      «  Item   798 

LC  3.6/3:  39/4 
pt.  4.  Works  of  art,   reproductions  of  a  work  of  art,  drawings  or  plastic  works 

of  a  scientific  or  technical  character,  photographs,  prints  and  pictorial 
illustrations,    including    prints    and    labels    used    for    articles    of    mer- 
chandise,   including    list    of    renewals,    v.    39,    no.    4.     iii  + 73-101    p. 
[Monthly.]      ♦Item    799  LC  3.6/4  :  39/4 

GENERAL  REFERENCE  AND  BIBLIOGRAPHY  DIVISION 

Diotionaries.     Foreign    langnage-Engli.sli    dictionaries,    supplementary    list    of 
references ;  compiled  by  Grace  Hadley  Fuller.     June  2'2,  1944.     [3]  +42  p.  4" 
[Processed.]     t  (free  to  libraries  only). 
L.  C.  card  44-41326  LC  2.2  :  F  76/4/942/supp. 

France,  list  of  references  on  contemporary  economic,  social  and  political  condi- 
tions ;   compiled   by   Helen   F.   Conover.     Washington,    1944.      [9]  +173  p.   4° 
[Processed.)     t  (free  to  libraries  only). 
L.  C.  card  44-41219  LC  2.2 :  F  84/944 

LAW  LIBRARY 

Biblioffraphies.  Anglo-American  legal  bibliographies,  annotated  guide;  by  Wil- 
liam L.  Friend.  1944.  xii+166  p.  il.  1  pi.  large  S"  *  Cloth,  $1.50.  •  Item  805 
L.  C.  card  44-41314  LC  10.2  :  An  4 

LEGISLATIVE  REFERENCE  SERVICE 

Bills.    Digest  of  public  general  bills,  with  index,  78th  Congress,  2d  session,  no.  6; 
bills  introduced  Jan.  10-June  23,  1944.     1944.    xxxii  +  146  p.  large  8"    *  Paper, 
45c.,  $2.00  iier  session.     •  Item  806 
L.  C.  card  36-26093  LC  14.6 :  78/6 

STATE  LAW   INDEX 

State  legislation.  Consolidated  index  to  summaries  of  state  legislation,  v.  1,  1941- 
42.  Washington,  Feb.  1944.  [l]+101p.  4''  [Processed.]  t  ( free  to  libraries 
only).  LC  14.10 : 1-21/ind. 

State  legislation,  1943-44,  summaries  of  laws  currently  received  in  Library 

of  Congress,  v.  2,  no.  15.    Washington,  Apr.  1944.     [5] +125  p.  4"     [Processed.] 

t  (free  to  libraries  only). 

L.  C.  card  41-51409  LC  14.10:  2/15 

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1050  Government  Publications 

atate  legislation — Ct)ntiuued. 

Same,  v.  2,  no.  16.     Washingtou,  May  1944.     [6] +85  p.  4°     [Processed.] 

t  (free  to  libraries  only ) .  LC  14.10 :  2/16 

Same,  v.  2.  no.  17.    Washington,  June  1944.     [6] +84  p.  4°     [Processed.] 

t  (free  to  libraries  only) .  LC  14.10 :  2/17 

MARITIME  COMMISSION 

Victory  fleet,  digest  of  production  news  with  suggestion  bulletins,  Aug.  7-28,  1944 ; 
V.  3,  no.  6-9.  [1944.]  Each  4  p.  11.  4°  [Weekly.  Processed.]  t  (limited  dis- 
tribution ) .  MC  1.24 : 3/6-9 

NATIONAL  ADVISORY  COMMITTEE  FOR  AERONAUTICS 

Oas  jets  [with  list  of  references],  by  S.  Chaplygin ;  [translation  by  S.  Reiss  from] 
Scientific  mercfoirs,  Moscow  University,  1902.  Washington,  Aug.  1944.  cover 
title,  112  leaves,  3  pi.  4°     (Technical  memorandum  1063.)     [Processed.]     t 

Y  3.N  21/5  :  8/1063 

Metals.  Surface  structure  of  ground  metal  crystals  [with  list  of  references],  by 
W.  Boas  and  E.  Schmid ;  [translation  by  J.  Vanier  from]  Naturwissenschafteu, 
V.  20,  nos.  22/24,  May  27,  1932.  Washington,  Aug.  1944.  cover  title,  7  leaves, 
1  pi.  4°     (Technical  memorandum  1072.)     [Processed.]     t     Y  3.N  21/5 :  8/1072 

NATIONAL  ARCHIVES 

Accessions.     National  Archives  accessions,  Apr.  1-June  30,  1944,  no.  18;  acces- 
sions 1546-1605.     [1944.]    8  p.     [Quarterly.    Processed.    Supplements  Guide  to 
material  in  National  Archives,  1940.]     t 
L.  O.  card  40-28989  AE  1.7 :  18 

FEDERAL  REGISTER  DIVISION 

Note. — The  archivist  of  the  Unitetl  States  acting  through  thi.s  division  established  by 
him  under  the  provisions  of  the  Federal  register  act  (49  Stat  500,  as  amended  ;  44  U.  S.  C, 
and  supp.  301  et  seq.),  is  charged  with  the  custody  and,  together  with  the  Public  Printer, 
with  the  prompt  and  uniform  printing  and  distribution  of  the  documents  required  or 
authorized  to  be  published  under  sec.  5  of  this  act.  Such  documents  required  or  authorized 
to  be  so  published  are  printed  and  distributed  forthwith  by  the  Government  Printing  OflBce 
in  a  serial  publication  designated  the  Federal  register.  The  daily  issues  of  the  Federal 
register  are,  in  effect  daily  supplements  to  the  Code  of  Federal  regulations,  and  regulatory 
documents  published  therein  follow  the  Code  arrangement. 

Federal  register.    Federal  register,  v.  9,  no.  152-174 ;  Aug.  1-31,  1944.     [1944.]     p. 
9187-10665,  4°     [Daily  except  Sunday,  Monday,  and  day  following  a  legal 
holiday.] 
L.  C.  card  36-26246  AE  2.7  :  9/152-174 

Note. — The  Federal  register  publishes  (1)  all  Presidential  Proclamations;  and  all  Ex- 
ecutive orders,  except  such  as  have  no  general  applicability  or  legal  effect  or  are  effective 
only  against  Federal  agencies  or  persons  in  their  capacity  as  oflicers.  agents  or  employees 
thereof;  it  also  contains  all  Executive  orders  establishing,  amending  or  revoking  civil 
service  rules,  and  all  Executive  orders  containing  a  direction  for  publication  thereof ; 
(2)  such  documents  or  classes  of  documents  as  the  President  shall  determine  from  time 
to  time  have  general  applicability  and  legal  effect;  and  (3)  such  documents  or  classes 
of  documents  as  may  be  required  so  to  be  published  by  act  of  the  Congress.  From 
Mar.  14,  1936,  tluough  Aug.  31.  1944,  one  hundred  and  ninety-seven  (197)  agencies  have 
submitted  documents  for  publication  in  the  Federal  regi.^ter.  Suitable  indexes  are  issued 
monthly,  quarterly,  and  annually.  The  bound  volumes  of  the  Federal  register  were  dis- 
continued on  June  3.  1938.  and  have  been  replaced  by  the  annual  supplements  to  the 
Code  of  Federal  regulations. 

The  Federal  register  is  sold  by  the  Superintendent  of  Documents  on  the  following 
terms:  Single  copy,  15c.  minimum  (price  varies  in  proportion  to  size)  ;  $1.50  per  month; 
$15.00  per  year.  Subscriptions  are  payable  in  advance.  Send  remittances  to  the  Super- 
intendent of  Documents,  Government  Printing  Office,  Washington  25,  D.  C. 

Same,  v.  9,  nos.  131-151,  index,  July  1944.    [1944.]    32  p.  4° 

AE  2.7 : 9/131-151/ind. 

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September  1944  1051 

NATIONAL  HOUSING  AGENCY 

FEDERAL  HOME  LOAN  BANK  ADMINISTRATION 

Federal  home  loan  bank  review,  Washington,  D.  C,  Aug.  1944;  v.  10,  no.  11. 
[1944.]  p.  291-318,  il.  4"  [Monthly.]  *  Paper,  10c.  single  copy,  $1.00  a  yr. ; 
foreign  subscription,  $1.60.     •  Item  454 

L.  C.  card  34-28163  NHA  3.8 :  10/11 

Note. — Tlie  Federal  home  loan  bank  review  is  the  Administration's  medium  of  com- 
munication with  member  institutions  of  the  Federal  home  loan  bank  system  and  is  the 
only  official  organ  or  periodical  publication  of  the  Administration.  The  Review  will  be 
sent  to  all  member  institutions  without  charge.  Others  desiring  copies  may  obtain 
them  from  the  Superintendent  of  Documents,  Government  Printing  Office,  Washington 
25,  D.  C,  at  the  prices  stated  above. 

Foreclosures.  Nonfarm  real  estate  foreclosure  report,  2d  quarter  1944.  Aug.  5, 
1M4.     [4]  p.  il.  4°     [Processed.]     $  NHA  3.9: 944/2 

Home  Owners'  Loan  Corporation.     Report  of  Home  Owners'  Loan  Corporation, 
letter  from  Federal  home  loan  bank  commissioner  transmitting  report  of  Home 
Owners'    Loan    Corporation    [on    progress    of    liquidation].     1944.     ii+19    p. 
(II.  doc.  668,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     *  Paper,  10c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41332 

NATIONAL  LABOR  RELATIONS  BOARD 

Note. — The  bound  volumes  of  decisions  and  orders  are  sold  by  the  Superintendent  of 
Documents,  Government  Printing  Office,  Washington  25,  D.  C,  at  various  prices,  depend- 
ing upon  the  size  of  the  volume. 

Court  decisions  relating  to  national  labor  relations  act,  v.  1,  cases  decided  before 
Dec.   31,    1939;    [prepared   by   Leslie   J.    Gapek].     Mar.    1944.     xviii4-1502   p. 
*  Cloth,  $2.25.     •  Item  845 
L.  C.  card  44^1303  LR1.14: 1 

Decisions  and  orders  of  National  Labor  Relations  Board,  v.  54,  Dec.  22,  1943- 
Feb.  23,  1944.     1944.     xvi+1596  p.     [Pocket  to  hold  index  pasted  on  inside  of 
back  cover.]     *  Cloth,  $2.00.     •  Item  844 
L.  C.  card  37-26136  LR  1.8 :  54 

Ch'eater  New  York  Broadcasting  Corporation.  In  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d 
circuit,  National  Labor  Relations  Board  v.  Greater  New  York  Broadcasting 
Corporation,  on  petition  for  enforcement  of  order  of  National  Labor  Relations 
Board;  brief  for  National  Labor  Relations  Board.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
iv+57  p.     t  LR  1.9 :  G  798/5 

ffofmann,  O.  U.,  d  Sons.  Appendix  to  petitioner's  brief,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals 
for  3d  circuit,  no.  — ,  National  Labor  Relations  Board  v.  O.  U.  Hofmann,  O.  F. 
Hofmann,  and  Phillip  Hofmann,  individitally  and  as  co-partuer.s  trading  as 
O.  U.  Hofmann  &  Sons,  on  petition  for  enforcement  of  order  of  National  Labor 
Relations  Board.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i+41  p.     t  LR  1.9  :H  677/2 

Schweitzer,  Peter  J.,  Inc.  No.  8698,  United  States  Court  of  Appeals,  District  of 
Columbia,  Peter  J.  Schweitzer,  Inc.,  v.  National  Labor  Relations  Board,  on  peti- 
tion to  review  and  on  request  for  enforcement  of  order  of  National  Labor  Re- 
lations Board  ;  petition  of  National  Labor  Relations  Board  for  rehearing  and 
reargument.     [1944.]     cover  title,  11  p.     t  LR  1.9 :  Sch  97/2 

NATIONAL  RAILROAD  ADJUSTMENT  BOARD 

Awards.  Awards  8901-9040,  1st  division.  National  Railroad  Adjustment  Board, 
Chicago,  111.,  V.  58.  Suburban  Printers  &  Publishers,  Inc.,  La  Grange,  111. 
[1944.]  [1] -1-870  p.  t  National  Railroad  Adjustment  Board,  Chicago,  111. 
(price  upon  application). 

L.  C.  card  36-26211  RA  1.7 :  58 

Note. — The  1st  division  has  Jurisdiction  over  disputes  involving  traln-and-yard-servlce 
employees  of  carriers;  that  is,  engineers,  firemen,  hostlers,  and  outside  hostler  helpers, 
conductors,  trainmen,  and  yard-service  employees. 

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1052  Government  Publications 

Aicards — Continued. 

Awards  2401-2500,  Interpretations  (nos.  46-47),  3d  division,  v.  22.  Sub- 
urban Printers  &  Publishers,  Inc.,  La  Grange,  111.  [1944.]  [i]-f873+[6]  p.  11, 
t  National  Railroad  Adjustment  Board,  Chicago,  III.  (price  upon  application). 
L.  C.  card  3G-20212  RA1.9:  22 

Note. — The  3(1  division  has  jurisdiction  ovpr  disputes  involving  station,  tower,  and 
telegraph  employees,  train  dispatcliers,  malntenance-of-way  men,  clerical  employees, 
freight  handlers,  e.xpress,  station  and  store  employees,  signal  men,  sleeping-car  conduc- 
tors, sleeping-car  porters,  and  maids,  and  dining-car  employees. 

NAVY  DEPARTMENT 

Correspondence.  Management  program  for  streamlining  correspondence.  [1944.] 
portfolio  containing  H  enclosures,  various  paging,  il.  4"  ( [Records  Administra- 
tion Office,  Administrative  Office.])  [Processed  and  printed.  Text  on  p.  2  of 
portfolio.]     t  N1.2:C81 

Orders.  General  order  208;  Apr.  29,  1944.  [1944.]  4  p.  [Issued  with  per- 
forations.]    t  N  1.13/7:  208 

Posters.  Every  mothers  son  is  counting  on  you !  see  the  job  through  to  victory ! 
official  Navy  poster.     1944.     39.8X28.5  in.     (Industrial  Incentive  Division.)     } 

N  1.31 :  J  57 

AERONAUTICS  BUREAU 

Airnavigation.    Air  navigation  [with  list  of  books  consulted]  :  pt.  1,  Introduction 
to  earth.     McGraw-Hill  Book  Company,  Inc.,  New  York  and  London,  1943. 
xi+[l]-(-79  p.  il.  4°     (Flight  preparation  training  series.)     t 
L.  C.  card  43-3907  N  27.9 :  Ai  7/2/pt.l/943 

Note. — This  part  and  pts.  2,  3,  and  5  listed  below  are  classed  under  Naval  Opera- 
tions Office  in  order  to  keep  the  set  together. 
See,  for  pt.  4,  Naval  Operations  Office,  p.  10.53. 

Same:  pt.  2,  Introduction  to  navigation.     McGraw-Hill  Book  Company, 

Inc.,  New  York  and  London,  1943.     ix+[l]+81  p.  il.  4°     (Flight  preparation 
training  series.)     t  N  27.9  :  Ai  7/2/pt.2/943 

Same :  pt.  3,  Dead  reckoning  and  lines  of  position.     McGraw-Hill  Book 

Company,    Inc.,   New   York   and   London,    1943.     ix-f-[2]+78+A-ii   p.    il.    4° 
(Flight  preparation   training  series.)     t  N  27.9 :  Ai  7/2/pt.3/943 

Same :  pt.  5,  Relative  movement.    McGraw-Hill  Book  Company,  Inc.,  New 

York  and  London,  1943.     x+118  p.  il.  4°     (Flight  preparation  training  series.) 
[Pages  109-118  are  left  blank  to  be  used  for  notes.]     t      N  27.9  :  Ai  7/2/pt.5/943 

COAST  GUARD 

Coa«*  GMOrd  &MiJe^m,  V.  2,  no.  26 ;  Aug.  1944.     [1944.]     p.  313-322.     [Monthly.]     t 
•  Item  1061 
L.  C.  card  39-29105  N  24.11 :  2/26 

Explosives  or  other  dangerous  articles  on  board  vessels,  regulations  governing 
transportation,  storage,  stowage,  or  use  of  explosives  or  other  dangerous  articles 
or  substances,  and  combustible  liquids  on  board  vessels,  -Apr.  9,  1941  [amend- 
ments. May  13,  1941-Sept.  1,  1948].  [Reprint  1944.]  [270]  p.  il.  4"  [Issued  in 
loose-leaf  form.  These  amendments  were  previously  issued  in  3  separate  sets. 
1941,  on  title  page,  is  date  of  the  publication  which  is  amended.]  *Paper,  $1.00. 
L.  C.  card  41-50473  C  25.6/3 :  Ex  7/amdt.-l  to  3/rep. 

Note. — This  set  of  amendments  is  classed  under  the  Marine  Inspection  and  Naviga- 
tion Bureau  so  that  it  may  be  filed  with  the  publication  which  it  amends. 

Lights.  Atlantic  Coast  of  United  States,  light  list,  Intracoastal  Waterway, 
Hampton  Roads  to  Rio  Grande  including  inside  waters,  Norfolk,  Charleston, 
Miami,  and  New  Orleans,  Coast  Guard  districts ;  corrected  to  June  1,  1944. 
1944.  [1] -1-212  p.  1  pi.  [Title  on  cover  is:  Light  list,  Intracoastal  Waterway 
of  United  States.]  *Paper,  30  c.  •  Item  1067 
L.  C.  card  44-6700  N  24.17 :  944 

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September  1944  1053 

Merchant  Marine  Council.  Proceedings  of  Merchant  Marine  Council,  v.  1,  no.  7 ; 
July  1944.     [1944.]     p.  137-168,  il.  4°     [Monthly.]     t     •  Item  1063 

N  24.32 :  1/7 

Same,  v.  1,  no.  8;  Aug.  1944.     [1944.]     p.  16^184,  il.  4°     [Monthly.]     f 

•  Item  1063  N  24.32 : 1/8 

MEDICINE  AND  SURGERY  BUREAU 

Manual.  Appendix  D,  Manual  of  Medical  Department  [1944]  :  Bureau  circular 
letter  I,  Weekly  report  of  patients  in  naval  hospital.s,  bed  capacity,  distribution, 
and  certain  classification.  [1944.]  2  p.  [Issued  in  loose-leaf  form.  To  be 
substituted  for  current  cii'cular  letter  on  this  subject  in  Appendix  D  of  Man- 
ual.]    t     •  Item  877  N  10.5/1 :  ^4/app.D/I 

Naval  medical  bulletin.     United  States  naval  medical  bulletin,  v.  43,  no.  2 ;  Aug. 
1944.     1944.     vii +205^408  p.  il.     (Publications  Division.)     [Monthly.]     *Paper, 
35  c.  single  copy,  $4.00  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $5.00.     •  Item  880 
L.  C.  card  8-35095  N  10.11/1 :  43/2 

Posters.  Electric  shock,  first-aid  treatment;  [poster].  1944.  26.2  X  15  in. 
(Medical  Department,  Preventive  Medicine  Division.)     t  N  10.17:  El  2 

NAVAL  OPERATIONS  OFFICE 

Air  navigation.     Air  navigation  [with  list  of  books  consulted]  :  pt.  4,  Navigation 
instruments.     McGravp-Hill  Book  Company,  Inc.,  New  York  and  London,  1944. 
x+147  p.  il.  4"      (Flight  preparation  training  series.)      [See,  for  pts.  1-3,  5, 
Aeronautics  Bureau,  p.  1052.]     t 
L.  C.  card  43-3907  N  27.9 :  Ai  7/2/pt.4/944 

Air  navigation  problems  [with  lists  of  reference  texts]  ;  issued  by  Aviation 

Training  Division.     1944.     [1] +397+5+ [36]  p.  il.  4°     [American  air  almanac, 
1943  (extracts),  xxii  +  [68]  p.,  is  in  pocket  at  back  of  publication.]     t 

L.  C.  card  44-41369  N  27.5 :  Ai  7/944 

Physics  for  aviation ;  issued  by  Aviation  Training  Division.     1944.     iv+156  p.  il. 
4°     (Flight  preparation  training  series.)     [Another  illustration  on  front  cover.] 
*Paper,  40  c.     •  Item  894 
L.  C.  card  44^1203  N  27.9 :  P  56/944 

Posters.  [Operation  Dilberts,  posters  relating  to  flying,  handling  of  aviation 
equipment,  etc.]  ;  385-770.  [1944.]  Each  10  X  13.5  in.  or  13.5  X  10  In. 
( [Aviation]  Training  Division.)  [Previous  numbers  not  entered  in  the  Monthly 
catalog.  An  announcement.  Let  Dilbert  help!  and  a  table  of  contents  were  also 
issued.  ]     t  N  27.10 :  385-770 

HTDKOQRAPHIC  OFFICE 

Note.- — The  charts,  sailing  directions,  and  light  lists  of  the  Hydrographic  Office,  for  the 
duration  of  the  war,  will  be  sold  only  by  the  Hydrographic  Office,  Navy  Department,  Wash- 
ington, D.  C.  and  the  Hydrographic  Distributing  Offices  located  In  the  principal  seaports  of 
the  United  States.  Certain  standard  ni,anuals  of  the  Hydi-o.ijraphic  Office  are  sold  by  agents 
at  the  principal  American  seaports  and  lake  ports,  niul  arc  al-o  available  through  the 
Superintendent  of  Documents,  Government  Printing  Oflicv,  Washington,  25,  D.  C,  at  list 
price.  Copies  of  list  of  publications,  weekly  Hydrographic  bulletins,  and  Notices  to  mariners 
are  supplied  free  only  t(#  those  having  definite  need  therefor,  on  application  to  the  Hydro- 
graphic  Office,  Navy  Department,  Washington,  D.  C,  and  at  the  branch  Ilyrographic  Offices 
in  Boston,  New  York.  I'hiladclpliia,  Baltimore,  Norfolk,  Savannah,  New  Orleans,  Galveston, 
San  Francisco,  San  Pedro,  Calif.,  San  .Juan,  P.  R.,  Captain  of  the  Port,  Panama  Canal,  Port- 
land (Oreg.),  Seattle,  Honolulu,  T.  H.,  Chicago,  Cleveland,  Buffalo,  Sault  Ste.  Marie,  and 
Duluth. 

Hydrographic  bulletin,  no.  2865-68;  Aug.  5-26,  1944.  [1944.]  Each  1  p.  f  or 
large  4"     [Weekly.]     t  N  6.3  :  2865-2868 

Java  [with  list  of  sources].     May  1944.     iv-H33  p.  il.  4"     (Gazetteer  9;  II.  O. 
misc.  no.  10,889.)    t    Paper,  90c.     •  Item  867 
L.  C.  card  44-41370  N  6.33  :  9 

Notice  to  mariners,  no.  32-35;  Aug.  .5-26,  1944.  [1944.]  [xii] +972-1090+ [xvi] 
leaves.     [Weekly.]     t  N  6.11 :  944/32-35 

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1054  G0\T2RNMENT   PUBLICATIONS 

Charts 

Pilot  charts.  Pilot  chart  of  Central  American  waters,  Aug.  1944;  no.  3500. 
Scaler  long.  =0.7  in.  Washington,  D.  C,  July  19,  1944.  23X35  in.  [Monthly. 
Certain  portions  of  the  data  are  furnished  by  the  Weather  Bureau.]     t     10c. 

N  0.24 :  »44/8 

Note. — Contains  on  reverse:  North  Atlantic  hurricanes  and  tropical  di-sturbances  of 
1943 ;  by   Howard  C.  Sumner. 

Pilot  chart  of  Indian  Ofoan,  Sept.  1944;  no.  2603.     Scale  1"  long.=0.2  in. 

Washington,  D.  C,  July  19,  1944.     22X31  in.     [Monthly.     Certain  portions  of 
the  data  are  furnished  by  the  Weather  Bureau.]     f     10c.  N  6.17:  944/9 

Note. — Contains  on  reverse :  Monthly  moonlight  diagrams,  Oct.  1944. 

Pilot  chart  of  north  Atlantic  Ocean,  Aug.  1JV44;  no.  1400.     Scale  l°long.= 

0.27   in.     Washington,  D.  C,   July  19,   1944.     23X38   in.     [Monthly.     Certain 
portions  of  the  data  are  furnished  by  the  Weather  Bureau.]     t     10c. 

L.  C.  card  14-16339  N  6.15/1 :  944/8 

Note. — Contains  on  reverse :  Monthly  moonlight  diagrams,  Sept.  1944. 

Pilot  chart  6f  north  Pacific  Ocean,  Sept.  1944 ;  no.  1401.    Scale  1°  long.=0.2 

in.     Washington,    D.  C,  July  19,  1944.     24X35  in.     [Monthly.     Certain  por- 
tions of  the  data  are  furnished  by  the  Weather  Bureau.]    t    10c.    N  6.16  :  944/9 

Note. — Contains  on  reverse:  Sunliglit-moonlight  diagrams   (high  latitudes). 

Pilot  chart  of  south  Atlantic  Ocean,  Sept.-Nov.  1944;  no.  2600.     Scale  1° 

long.=0.27   in.     Washington,    D.   C,    July    19,    1944.     23X32    in.     [Quarterly. 
Certain  portions  of  the  data  are  furnished  by  the  Weather  Bureau.]     t     10c. 

N  6.20 :  944/3 
Note. — Contains  on  reverse :  Star  altitude-azimuth  curves. 

Pilot  chart  of  south  Pacific  Ocean,  Sept.-Nov.  1&44;  no.  2601.     Scale  1° 

long.=0.2    in.     Washington,    D.    C,    July    19,    1944.     21X36    in.     [Quarterly. 
Certain  portions  of  the  data  are  furnished  by  the  Weather  Bureau.]     t    10c. 

N  6.21 :  944/3 
Note. — Contains  on  reverse :  Star  altitude-azimuth  curves. 

NAVAL  PERSONNEL  BUREAU 

Information  huUetin.  Bureau  of  Naval  Personnel  information  bulletin,  Aug. 
1944;  [no.  329].  [1944.]  cover  title,  72  p.  il.  4°  [Monthly.  Text  and  other 
illustrations  on  p.  2-4  of  cover.]     %  N  17.27 :  329 

Training  bulletin  NavPers  14920;  July  15,  1944.  [1944.]  [2]-f48+[2]  p.  il.  4° 
([Training.])      [Monthly.]     t  N  17.33 :  20 

ORDNANCE  BUREAU 

Naval  flrepotoer,  Aug.  1944 ;  [v.  1,  no.  11].  [1944.]  [16]  p.  il.  large  4°  [Monthly. 
For  men  and  women  of  naval  ordnance.]     t     •  N  18.12  : 1/11 

SHIPS  BUREAU 

Employee  handbook.  Welcome,  shipmate!  to  Bureau  of ^ Ships;  [produced  by 
Training  Section].  [1944.]  cover  title,  iv+59  p.  il.  16°  *  [Pages  54-56  are  left 
blank  to  be  used  for  telephone  numbers,  etc.]     t  N29.2:  Sh  6 

Gears.     Instructions  for  operation-  and  maintenance  of  hydraulic  speed  gears; 
chap.   21   of  Bureau   of   Ships   manual.     1944,     [1]-|-13   p.   il.     *  Paper,   10c. 
•  Item  913 
L.  C.  card  44^1371  N  29.13 :  21/944 

SUPPLIES  AND  ACCOUNTS  BUREAU 

Cook  book  of  Navy.     Revised  1944.     1944.     iv+430  p.  4°     *  Cloth,  $1.50.     •  Item 
916 
L.  C.  card  44-41372  N  20.2  :  C  77/944 

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September  1944  1055 

Government  supplies.  Index  of  specifications  used  by  Navy  Department:  pt.  1, 
Navy  Department  specifications,  joint  Army-Navy  specifications.  Federal  speci- 
fications used  for  Navy  purchases,  Bureau  (INT)  si)eciflcations,  July  1,  1944; 
(revised  to  June  15,  1944).  1944.  vii+120  p.  12"  [Quarterlv.  Issued  with 
perforations.]     t  N  20.6/3  :  944/3 

Joint  Army-Navy  specification :  Adhesive,  water-resistant,  for  sealing  fiber- 
board  boxes;  Feb.  15,  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  12°     (JAN-A-101.)     t 

N  20.23 :  JAN-A-101 
Note. — This  and  the  following  specifications  are  issued  with  perforations  for  inser- 
tion in  loose-leaf  binders. 

Same,  amdt.  1 ;  Apr.  15,  1944.     1944.     1  p.  il.  12"     (JAN-A-101  [amdt.]l)    f 

N  20.23 :  JAN-A-101/amdt.l 

Same:  Capacitors,  ceramic-dielectric,  fixed    (temperature-compensating); 

May  31,  1944.     [1944.]     37  p.  il.  12°     (JAN-C-20.)     t  N  20.23 :  JAN-C-20 

Same:  Capacitors,  mica-dielectric,  fixed;  Apr.  20,  1944.     [1944.]     57  p.  11. 

12°     (JAN-C-5.)     t  N  20.23 :  JAN-C-5 

Same :    Extinguisher,   fire,    demountable,   nestable,   4-gallon,   water   pump 

type;  Apr.  1,  1944.     [1944.]     9  p.  il.  12°     (JAN-E-30.)     f    N  20.23 :  JAN-E-30 

Same:  Film,  photographic,  aerial ;  Apr.  1,  1944.     [1944.]     10  p.  12°    (JAN- 

F-32. )     t  N  20.23 :  JAN-F-32 

Same:    Film,   photographic,   cut-sheet   and   pack;   Apr.    1,    1944.     [1944.] 

8  p.  12°     (JAN-F-35.)      t  N  20.23 :  JAN-F-35 

Same:  Film,  photographic,  general  specification  for;  Apr.  1.  1944.     [1944.] 

12  p.  il.  12°     (JAN-F-31.)     t  N  20.23 :  JAN-F-31 

Same:  Film,  photographic,  miscellaneous  roll;  Apr.  1,  1944.     [1944.]     3  p. 

12°     (JAN-F-34.)      t  N  20.23 :  JAN-F-34 

Same:  Film,  photographic,  motion-picture;  Apr.  1,  1944.     [1944.]     7  p.  il. 

12°     (JAN-F-33.)      t  N  20.23 :  JAN-F-33 

Same:  Film,  photographic,  photo-onechanical ;  Apr.  1,  1944.     [1944.]     7  p. 

12°     (JAN-F-36.)     t  N  20.23 :  JAN-F-36 

Same:  Insulating  materials,  ceramic  radio,  class  L;  Apr.  29,  1944.     [1944.] 

15  p.  12°     (JAN-I-10.)     t  N  20.23 :  JAN-I-10 

Same:  Insulating  materials,  ceramic  radio,  dielectric,  class  H;  Apr.* 29, 

1944.     [1944.]     23  p.  il.  12°     (J.AN-I-12.)      t  N  20.23 :  JAN-I-12 

Same :   Insulators,  glass-bonded-mica,  radio ;   May  31,   1944.     [1944.]     11 

p.  il.  12°     (JAN-I-7.)      t  N  20.23 :  JAN-I-7 

Same:  Insulators,  steatite,  radio;  Apr.  29,  1944.     [1944.]     32  p.  il.  12° 

( JAN-I-8. )      t  N  20.23 :  JAN-I-8 

Same :  Oars ;  Apr.  29,  1944.     [1944.]     S  p.  il.  12°     (JAN-O-39.)     t 

N  20.23 :  JAN-O-39 

Same:  Packing  for  overseas  shipment,  tires,  tubes  and  flaps  for  vehicles, 

general  specifications  for;  Feb.  15,  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  12°     (JAN-P-4.)     t 

N  20.23 :  JAN-P-4 

Same:  Paddles,  boat  and   life  float;  Apr.  29,  1944.     [1944.]     6  p.  il.  12" 

( JAN-P-40) .     t  N  20.23  :  JAN-P-40 

Same:   Preservers,   life,   belt,   self-inflating    (dual-tube);   May    31,    1944. 

[1944.]     7  p.  12"     (JAN-P-45.)     t  N  20.23 :  JAN-P-45 

Same:  Socks,  wool,  cushion  sole,  O.  D. ;  May  27,  1944.     [1944.]     10  p.  il. 

12"     (JAN-S-48.)      t  N  20.23 :  JAN-S-48 

Navy  Department  specification  :  Armature-stands,  electrical,  coil-winding ; 

Aug.  1,  1944.      [1944.]     5  p.  12"     (17  A  9.)     t  N  20.6/2: 17  A  9 

Same:  Balsa  (ochroma)  ;  Aug.  1, 1944.  [1944.]  2 p.  12°  (39B5b.)  [Super- 
sedes 39B5a,  Aug.  1,  1934.]     t  N  20.6/2  :  39  B  5b 

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1056  Go\'ERNMEXT  PUBLICATIONS 

Oovermnent  supplies — Continued. 

Same:  Boxes,  shipping,  liber,  oorrugated,  heavy-weight  (for  pay  rolls  ano 

returns  only )  ;  July  1,  l&i4.     1944.     1  p.  12°     (53B8a. )     t         N  20.6/2 :  53  B  8a 

Same:  Bra.ss,  naval,  wrouglit,  bars,  forgings,  plates,  rods,  shapes,  sheets, 

and  strips;   Aug.  1,  VMi.     [1944.]     15  p.  12°     (4GB(ik.)      [Supersedes  46B6i. 
Jan.  3,  1938*  and  46B(>j.  Aug.  1,  1938.]     t  N  20.6/2 :  46  B  6k 

Same:  Cases,  captain's,  compasses,  dividers,  and  reading-glasses;  Aug.  1, 

1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  12°     (18C4b.)     [Supersedes  18GS,  Nov.  2,  1942.]     t 

N  20.6/2 :  18  C  4b 

Same:  Cases,  navigator's,  compasses  and  dividers;  Aug.  1,  1944.     [1944.] 

4  p.  12°     (18C9d.)     [Supersedes  18C!)c,  July  1,  1931.]     t  N  20.6/2  :  18  C  9d 

Same:  Cedar,  Port  Orford.  and  Alaska  yellow;  July  1,  1944.     [1944.]     3  p. 

12°^     (39C6e.)      [Supersedes  39C6d,  Dec.  2,  1940.]     t  N  20.6/2 :  39  C  6e 

Same:   Cedar,   white    (chamaecyparis   thyoides    and   thuja   occidentalis)  ; 

July  1,1944.     [1944.]     3  p.  12°     (39C3e.)      [Supersedes  39C3<1,  June  2.  1941.]    t 

N  20.6/2  :  39  C  3e 

Same:  Compound,  cleaning,  for  painted  surfaces;  Aug.  1,  1944.     [1944.] 

8  p.  il.  1  pi.  12°     (51C20C.)      [Supersedes  51C20b,  Jan.  3,  1M4.]     t 

N  20.6/2:  51  C  20c 

Same:  Control-panels,  welding  (for  direct-current  electric-arc  welding  out- 
lets, constant-potential-system)  ;  Aug.  1,  1944.    [1944.1    12  p.  11.  12°    (17C18.)    t 

N  20.6/2 :  17  C  18 

Same:  Covers,  canvas  (for  generating  sets)  :  Aug.  1,  1944.     [1944.]     3  p. 

12°     (24C24. )     [Supersedes  25Cllb,  July  1,  1919.]     t  N  20.6/2 :  24  C  24 

Same :  Curtains,  awning,  ships' ;  Aug.  1, 1944.     [1944.]     3  p.  12°     (24C16a.) 

[Supersedes  24C1G.  Mar.  1,  1933.]     t  N  20.6/2 :  24C  16a 

Same:  Fire-alarm-equipment  (shipboard  use)  ;  Aug.  1.  1944.     [1944.]     2  p. 

12°      (ITFllc.)     t  N  20.6/2 :  17  F  lie 

Same:  Glasses,  heat-treated,  circular;  Aug.  1,  1944.     [1944.]     10  p.  il.  12° 

(12G6C. )  [  Supersedes  12G6b,  Nov.  1,  1939.  J     t  N  20.6/2 :  12  G  6c 

Same:   Hose,  air.  diving-apparatus;  Aug.   1,  1944.     [1944.]     7  p.  il.  12l° 

(33H9a.)      [Supersedes  33H9,  Dec.  1,  1936.]     t  N  20.6/2  :  33  H  9a 

—  Same:  Hose,  gasoline,  synthetic  rubber  (circular  woven  fabric  wire- 
inserted)  ;  Julv  1,  1944.  [1944.]  8  p.  12°  (33H8b.)  [Supersedes  33H8a.  June 
1,  1938.  ]     t  N  20.6/2 :  33  H  8b 

Same:    Hose,    oil-gasoline-discharge,    smooth-bore,    light-weisht ;    Aug.    1. 

1944.     [1944.]     3  p.  12°     (33H20a.)     t  N  20.6/2 :  33  H  20a 

Same:  Hose,  suction,  water,  smooth-bore:  June  1,  1944.     [1944.]     8  p.  il.  3 

pi.  12°     (33H5d.)     [Supersedes  33H5a,  Apr.  1,  1935  and  33H5c,  Oct.  1,  1937.]     t 

N  20.6/2  :  33  H  5d 

Same :  Instruments,  electrical-measuring,  hydrogen-gas-indicating,  non- 
portable (submarine  use)  ;  June  1,  1944.     1944.     1  p.  12°     (18-I-8a).     t 

N  20.6/2 :  18-I-8a 

Same:  Insulation,  blanket,  mineral-wool;  Julv  1,  1944.     [1944.]     2  p.  12° 

(32-I-2b) .     t  N  20.6/2 :  32-I-2b 

Same:  Insulation,  thermal,  block;  Julv  1,  1944.     1M4.     1  p.  12°     (32-1- 

3a).     t  N  20.6/2 :  32-I-3a 

Same:  Lamps,     negative-glow;    Aug.     1,     1944.     [1944.]     10    p.     il.     12° 

( 17L19. )      t  N  20.6/2 :  17L19 

■ Same:  Mats,   collision,   and   covers;   Aug.   1,   1944.     [1944.]     6  p.   11.   12° 

(23M3a.)      [Supersedes  23.M3,  Nov.  1,  1939.]     t  N  20.6/2 :  23M3a 

Same:  Mitts,  l-'=nger,  gauntlet,  leather;  Aug.  1,  1944.     [1^4.]     4  p.  12° 

( 37M8 ) .     t  N  20.6/2  :  37M8 

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September  1944  1057 

Oovernment  supplies — Continued. 

Same:  Oil,  varnishing:  Aug.  1,  1944.     [1944.]     6  p.  12°     (52-0-19.)     t 

N  20.6/2 :  52-0-19 

Same :  I'acking,    asbestos-metallic-cloth,    sheet    and    tape ;    Aug.    1,    1944. 

[1944.]     4  p.  12"     (33P2f.)      [Supersedes  33P2e,  Mar.  1,  1933.]     t 

N  20.G/2 :  33P2f 

Same:  Paulins ;  July  1,  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  12°     (24P5a.)      [Supersedes 

24P5,  Sept.  1,  1933.]     t  N  20.6/2  :  24Pr)a 

Same:  Poles  and  sticks   (for  spars  and  shores)  ;  Aug.  1,  1944.     [1944.] 

3  p.  12"     (39P11C.)      [Supersedes  39Pllb,  Dec.  2,  1935.]     t       N  20.6/2  :  39Pllc 

Same:  Pots,  solder,  electrically-heated,  portable;  Aug.  1,  1944.     1944.     1  p. 

12°     (41P30b.)     t  N  206/2 :  41P30b 

■ Same:  lief ractories,    baffle-material:    Aug.    1,    1044.     [1944.]     2    p.    12° 

( 32R3b. )     t  N  20.6/2 :  32R3b 

• Same:  Rivets  (and  rods  and  wire,  rivet),  aluminum  and  aluminum-alloy; 

Aug.  1,  1944.     1944".     1  p.      (43R5g.)      t  N  206/2 :  43R5g 

Same:  Screens,  bridge;  Aug.  1,  1944.  [1944.1  4  p.  12"  (24S6a.)  [Su- 
persedes 24S6,  Sept.  1,  1933.]     t  N  20.6/2  :  24S6a 

Same:  Sextants,  high-grade,  endless-tangent-.scrow.  marlv,2;  Aug.  1,  1944. 

[1944.]     12    p.    il.    12°     (18S14C.)      [Supersedes    lSS14a,    Aug.    2,    1943,    and 
18S14b,  Oct.  1,  1943.]     t  N  20.6/2 :  18S14c 

Same:    Sleeving,    insulating,    cotton;    Aug.    1,    1944.     [1944.]     2    p.    12° 

( ITSlOb. )     t  N  20.6/2 :  ITSlOb 

Same:  Strainers,  lubricating-oil,  small;  Aug.  1,  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  12" 

(10S2).     [Supersedes  10F2a,  Nov.  1,  1939.]     t  N  20.6/2 :10S2 

Same:  Straps,  standard,  folding-berth;   July  1,   1944.     [1944.]     2  p.   12" 

( 26Slf . )     t  N  206/2 :  26Slf 

Same:  Thermometers,    industrial;    July    1,    1944.     [1944.]     20   p.    il.    12" 

(18T7J.)      [Supersedes  18T7i,  Dec.  1,  1937.]     t  N  20.6/2 :  18T7J 

Same:  Thermometers,  water,  standard;  Aug.  1,  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  il.  12" 

(ISTld.)      [Supersedes  18Tlc,  Aug.  1,  1918.]     t  N  20.6/2 :  ISTld 

Same:  Titanium-dioxide     (anatase    type);    Aug.     1,     1944.     1944.     1    p. 

(52T8a.)      [Supersedes  52T8,  July  1,  1943.]     t  N  20.6/2 :  52TSa 

Same:  Toasters,   electric,   automatic;   Aug.    1,   1944.     [1944.]     10   p.    12° 

(65T4.)      [Supersedes  64T4a,   June  1,  1936.]     t  N  20.6/2 :  65T4 

Same:  Trays,    photographic,    plastic;    Aug.    1,    1944.     [1944.]     4   p.    12° 

(18T27.)     t  N  20.6/2 :  18T27 

Same:  Varnish,  mixing,  alkyl-phenolic ;  Aug.  1,  1944.     [1944.]     5  p.  12° 

( 52V18. )      t  N  20.6/2  :  52 V18 

Manual.  Change  39,  Bureau  of  Supplies  and  Accounts  manual ;  June  15,  1944. 
n.  p.  [1944].  i  p.  [Accompanied  by  reprints  of  certain  pages  (with  changes)  to 
be  inserted  in  the  Manual.]     t  N  20.13 :  Su  7/2/929/ch.39 

PAN  AMERICAN  SANITARY  BUREAU 

Bulletin  of  Pan  American  Sanitary  Bureau,  v.  23,  no.  5;  May  1944.  n.  p.  [1944]. 
cover  title,  [2] +385-480  p.  il.  [Monthly.  Articles  appear  in  Spanish,  Portu- 
guese, French,  and  occasionally  in  English.]     t  PAS  1.3  :  23/5 

Vital  statistics.  Monthly  rep(n-t,  biostatistics,  epidemiology,  no.  0;  July  1944. 
[1944.]     18  p.  nftip,  4"     [Processed.     Spanish  and  English.]     t  PAS  1.8:  5 

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PAN  AMERICAN  UNION 

Note. — The  Pan  American  Union  sells  its  own  illiistralt-d  montlily  Bulletin,  booklets,  and 
other  publications,  at  prices  ranging  from  5c.  to  $2.00.  The  price  of  any  edition  of  the 
Bulletin  is  15c.  a  single  copy,  the  English  edition  is  $1.50  a  year,  the  Spanish  edition  $1.00 
a  year,  the  Portuguese  edition  $1.00  a  year;  there  is  an  additional  charge  of  75c.  a  year 
on  each  edition  for  countries  outside  the  Pan  American  Union.  Address  tlie  Pan  American 
r!nion,  Washington,  D.  C. 

Bulletin  (English  edition).     Bulletin  of  Pan-American  Union,  Aug.  1944;  [v.  78. 
no.  8].    [1944.]    cover  title,  [4] +421-480  p.  il.    [Monthly.]    For  price,  see  note 
above  under  center  head.     •  Item  922 
L.  C.  card  8-30967  PA  1.6 :  e  78/S 

Same.    (H.  doc.  438,  pt.  8,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.) 

(Portuguese  edition).    Boletim  da  Uniao  Panaiuericaiia,  ag6sto  1944;  [v. 

46,  no.  8].     [1944.]     cover  title,  [4] +337-388  p.  11.     [Monthly.]     For  price,  see 
note  above  under  center  head. 

L.  C.  card  11-27014  PA  1.6 :  p  46/8 

• (Spanish  edition).    Boletin  de  la  Union  Panamericaua,  agosto  1944  ;  [v.  78, 

no.  8].    [1944.]    cover  title,  [4] +413^72  p.  il.     [Monthly.]    For  price,  see  note 

above  under  center  head. 

L.  C.  card  12-12555  PA  1.6  :s  78/8 

Guatemala.    Agriculture  in  Guatemala;  [by  Mariano  Pacheco  Herrarte].    Wash- 
ington, D.  C,  1944.     [2] +36+ [2]  p.  il.     (American  agriculture  series;  Agricul- 
tural Cooperation  Division.)     t  Paper,  15c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41297  PA  1.59 :  G  93 

Pan  Americanism.  On  being  good  neighbors,  [by]  Mariano  Pic6n-Salas;  [trans- 
lated by  Muna  Lee].  July  1944.  cover  title,  2+  [1]  +10+  [1]  leaves,  4"  (Points 
of  view,  no.  8. )     [Processed.]     t  PA  1.52:  8 

PANAMA  CANAL 

Note. — Although  The  Panama  Canal  makes  its  reports  to,  and  is  under  the  supervision  of, 
tlie  Secretary  of  War,  it  is  not  a  part  of  the  War  Department. 

EXECUTIVE  DEPARTMENT 

EXECUTIVE  OFFICE 

Telephone  directory.  The  Panama  Canal  telephone  directory,  July  1,  1944. 
Panama  Canal  Press,  Mount  Hope,  C.  Z.,  1944.  cover  title,  245  p.  il.  t  Paper, 
40c.,  Elxecutive  Office,  The  Panama  Canal,  Balboa  Heights,  C.  Z. 

W  79.2  :  T  23/5/944 

POST  OFFICE  DEPARTMENT 

Mail  matter.  Cost  ascertainment :  Instruction  letter  A,  Record  of  revenues,  pieces, 
and  weights  of  revenue-producing  originating  mail  matter ;  July  1,  1944. 
[1944.]     8  p.     t  P  4.5:  A/19 

Same:  Instruction  letter  A-a,  Weight-piece-revenue  tests,  3d-class  merchan- 
dise and  4th  class ;  July  1,  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.     t  P4.5:A-a/16 

Same:  Instruction  letter  A-b,  International  mails,  miscellaneous  special 

services ;  July  1,  1944.     [1944.]     2  p.     J  P4.5:A-b/6 

Same  :  Instruction  letter  B,  Weighing  of  mails  by  classes  and  destinations ; 

July  1,  1944.     [1944.]    6  p.     t  P  4.5  :  B/9 

Same :  Instruction  letter  C,  Record  of  copies,  pieces,  revenues,  and  weights 

of  2d-class  matter  mailed  by  publishers  and  news  agents ;  July  1,  1944.    [1944.] 
4  p.     t  P  4.5  :  C/17 

Same:  Instruction  letter  D,  Volume  tests;  July  1,  1944.     [1944. J     4  p.    t 

P  4.5 :  D/17 

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September  1944  1059 

Mail  matter — Continued. 

Same :  Instruction  letter  Da,  Volume  tests  of  books ;  July  1,  1944.    1944. 

1  p.  t  P  4.5  :  D-a/6 

Same :  Instruction  letter  E,  Incoming  mails  from  foreign  countries ;  July  1, 

1944.     [1944.]     3  p.     +  P  4.5 :  E/14 

Same :  Instruction  letter  F,  Time  studies  and  expenditures,  1st-  and  2d- 

class  post  offices  ;  July  1,  1944.  [1944.]     13  p.    t  P  4.5  :  F/24 

Same :  Instruction  letter  G,  Time  and  expenditures  for  city  delivery  serv- 
ice;   July  1,  1944.     [1944.]     3  p.     t  P  4.5 :  G/14 

Same :  Instruction  letter  I,  3d-  and  4th-class  post  offices ;  July  1,  1944. 

[1944.]     4  p.     t  P4.5:  1/15 

•    Same :  Instruction  letter  M,  record  of  pieces  and  weight  of  originating 

free  mails  ;  July  1,  1944.  [1944.]    3  p.    *  P  4.5  :  M/3 

Same:  Instruction  letter  R,  Railway  mail  service  distribution  and  tests; 

July  1,  1944.     [1944.]     5  p.    $  P4.5:R/18 

Same :  Instruction  letter  S,  Railway  Mail  Service  time  report ;  July  1,  1944. 

[1944.]     2  p.    t  P4.5:S/10 

Same :  Instruction  letter  T,  Large  terminal  R.  P.  O.  time  reports  and  tests ; 

July  1,  1944.  [1944.]    4  p.    t  P4.5:T/13 

Same :  Instruction  letter  U,  Record  of  revenues  by  classes  on  drop  mails 

and  station  letter-box  collections  ;  July  1,  1944.     [1944.]    3  p.    t  P4.5U/16 

Same :  Instruction  letter  V,  Railway  Mail  Service  volume  tests ;  July  1, 

1944.     [1944.]    3  p.    $  P  4.5 :  V/12 

Same :  Instruction  letter  W,  Incoming  mails  from  foreign  countries ;  July 

1,  1944.     [1944.]    3  p.    $  P  4.5  :  W/13 

Same :  Instruction  letter  Y,  Record  of  space  used  for  distribution  and  stor- 
age purposes  in  R.  P.  O.  and  apartment  R.  P.  O.  cars ;  July  1,  1944.  [1944.] 
3  p.     t  P  4.5 :  Y/10 

Postal  bulletin,  v.  65,  no.  18741-749  Aug.  1-29,  1944.     [1944.]  various  paging,  t° 

[Published  Tuesday  and  Friday,  except  legal  holidays.]  *  Paper,  5c.  single 
copy,  $1.00  a  yr. 

L.  C.  card  6-5810  P  1.3  :  65 

Postal  guide.  Miscellaneous  Changes  for  Official  postal  guide  (pt.  2)  1941  edition. 
Changes  117-187.  [1944.]  5  leaves,  narrow  f"  [Reprinted  from  Monthly  sup- 
plements to  Official  postal  guide,  Mar.-June  1944.]     t 

P  1.10/1 :941/pt.2/ch.ll7-187 

United  States  official  postal  guide:  Quarterly  supplements  to  pts.  1  and  2, 

5th  series,  v.  4,  no.  13;  July  1944.  [1944.]  [2]+66-|-[2]  p.  [Formerly 
issued  monthly.  Includes  Changes  41-53  affecting  United  States  official  postal 
guide  for  1943,  pt.  1;  also  Amendments  (Inserts  234-244)  to  Postal  laws  and 
regulations  of  United  States,  edition  of  1940.  Part  of  the  pages  are  printed 
on  one  side  only.]  *  Paper  (11  monthly  and  4  quarterly  numbers  Aug.  1943r- 
Juiie  1945) ,  $1.15.     •  Item  929 

L.  C.  card  4-181^54  P  1.10/1 :  943/13 

Posters.  It's  your  mail,  zone  it  for  prompt  delivery  ;  [poster].  1944.  28  X  22  in. 
[Cardboard.]     t  P2.7:Z7 

Use  zone  numbers  for  speed;  [poster].    1944.    27.7X22  in.    [Cardboard.]    t 

P  2.7  :  Z  7/2 

RAILWAY  MAIL  SERVICE 

Mail  routes.  Schedule  of  mail  routes,  no.  465,  July  17,  1944,  2tl  division,  Railway 
Mail  Service,  comprising  New  York,  New  Jersey,  Delaware,  Eastern  Shore  of 
Maryland,  Accomac  and  Northampton  Counties.  Va.  L.  Middleditch  Co.,  New 
York  [July  17-  1944].  cover  title,  180  p.  narrow  8°  [Calendar  on  p.  4  of 
cover.]     t  p  10.12/2 :  465 

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Mail  routes — Continued. 

Schedule  of  mail  routes,  no.  541,  Aug.  1,  1944,  5th  division.  Railway  Mail 

Service,  comprising  Ohio,  Indiana  and  Kentucky.  Roessler  Bros.,  Inc.,  Cin- 
cinnati, O.,  Aug.  1,  1944.     160  p.  narrow  8'     t  P  10.12/5 :  541 

Schedule  of  mail  routes,  no.  169,  Aug.  1,  1944,  15th  division,  Railway  Mail 

Service,  comprising  Penn.sylvania  and  main  line  of  Erie  Railroad  west  of 
Salamanca,  N.  Y.,  main  lines  of  Baltimore  &  Ohio  R.  R.  and  Pennsylvania 
R.  R.  System  we.st  of  Pittsburgh,  Pa.,  and  such  collateral  lines  as  may  be 
de.signate(l.  Esquire  Press  Corp.,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.  [Aug.  1,  1944].  164  p. 
narrow  8°     t  P  10.12/15  :  169 

TOPOGRAPHY  DIVISION 

Note. — The  Division  of  Topography  has  on  file  maps  showing  all  roads  used  by  the 
rural  free  delivery  mail  service.  Rural  delivery  routes  are  shown  in  detail  on  county 
or  local  maps  wlaich,  with  a  few  exceptions,  are  drawn  to  the  scale  of  1  :  62,500  or 
1  :  63,  360  (1  mile  to  the  inch).  Maps  of  more  than  l.COO  counties  in  the  T'nited  States 
have  been  prepared  by  the  Post  Office  Department  and  blue-line  prints,  made  from  nega- 
tives on  file  are  sold  for  50  cents  per  copy.  Each  county  map  shows  in  addition  to  the 
roads  traveled  by  rural  carriers,  all  post  offices  within  the  county  at  the  time  the  negative 
was  made  and  all  other  roads,  houses,  schools,  and  churches  known  at  the  time  the  map 
was  originally  drawn,  together  with  an  outline  of  the  drainage.  A  list  of  the  county  maps 
on  file  will  be  furnished  upon  application  to  the  Superintendent,  Division  of  Finance,  Post 
Office  Department,  Washington,  D.  C.  Rural  delivery  routes  emanating  from  post  offices 
in  counties  for  which  county  maps  have  not  been  drawn  are  shown  on  local  maps.  Blue- 
print copies  of  such  maps  are  sold  at  25  cents  each.  Orders  for  all  postal  maps  should  be 
accompanied  by  money  order  and  addressed  to  the  Superintendent,  Division  of  Finance,  Post 
Office  Department,  Washington,  D.  C.  Rural  delivery  maps  should  not  be  confused  with 
the  State  post  route  maps  which  are  listed  in  the  Monthly  catalog  for  Jan.  1944,  page  79. 

PRESIDENT  OF  UNITED  STATES 

Note. — The  functions  and  duties  of  the  Executive  Office  of  the  President  were  established 
by  Executive  order  of  Sept.  8,  1939.  The  principal  divisions  at  present  are  as  follows  :  The 
White  House  Office,  the  Bureau  of  the  Budget,  the  Liaison  Office  for  Personnel  Management, 
the  Office  for  Emergency  Management,  and  the  Committee  for  Congested  Production  Areas. 

For  information  relating  to  the  issuance  of  Executive  orders  and  Proclamations  of  the 
President  see,  below,  note  under  Executive  orders. 

Birds.  Amendments  to  regulations  relating  to  migratory  birds,  proclamation, 
Aug.  25,  1944.  (Proclamation  2619.)  [Not  issued  separately.  Appeared  in 
Federal  register,  v.  9,  no.  172,  Aug.  29,  1944,  p.  10441-443.] 

Regulations   relating   to   migratory    birds   and   certain   game   mammals, 

proclamation.  July  27,  1944.  (Proiclamation  2616.)  [Not  issued  separately. 
Appeared  in  Federal  register,  v.  9,  no.  162,  Aug.  15,  1944,  p.  9873-78.] 

Central  Adnunistrative  Services  Division.  Disposition  of  functions  and  termi- 
nation of  Division  of  Central  Administrative  Services  of  Office  for  Emergency 
Management.  Aug.  25,  1944.  (Executive  order  9471.)  [Not  issued  separately. 
Appeared  in  Federal  register,  v.  9,  no.  172,  Aug.  29,  1944,  p.  10444.] 

Clothing  allowances.  Amendment  of  Executive  order  9356  of  June  24,  1943, 
prescribing  regulations  governing  furnishing  of  clothing  in  kind  or  payment  of 
cash  allowances  in  lieu  thereof  to  enlisted  personnel  of  Navy,  Coast  Guard, 
Naval  Reserve,  and  Coast  Guard  Reserve.  Aug.  12,  1944.  (Executive  order 
9465.)  [Not  issued  separately.  Appearetl  in  Federal  register,  v.  9,  no.  162, 
Aug.  15,  1944,  p.  9880.] 

Customs  Sertncc.  Establishing  method  of  determining  amounts  of  bonds  of 
collectors  of  customs.  Aug.  25,  1944.  (Executive  order  9470.)  [Not  issued 
separately.     Appeared  in  Federal  register,  v.  9,  no.  172,  Aug.  29,  1944,  p.  10143.] 

Executive  Committee  on  Conimcrcinl  Policy.  Abolishing  Executive  Committee 
on  Commercial  Policy.  Aug.  7,  1944.  (Executive  order  9461.)  [Not  is.suod 
separately.    Appeared  in  Federal  register,  v.  9,  no.  162,  Aug.  15,  1944,  p.  9879.] 

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September  1944  1061 

Executive  orders. 

Note. — The  Federal  register  act  (49  Stat.  500  as  amended  ;  44  U.  S.  C.  and  supp.  301 
et  seq.)  provides  in  sec.  5  as  follows  :  There  shall  be  published  in  the  Federal  register  all 
Presidential  Proclamations  and  Executive  orders,  except  such  as  have  no  general  appli- 
cability and  legal  effect  or  are  effective  only  against  Federal  agencies  or  persons  in  their 
capacity  as  officers,  agents,  or  employees  thereof. 

Those  Executive  orders  and  Proclamations  published  in  the  Federal  register  will  not 
be  issued  separately,  but  title  entries  for  such  Executive  orders  and  Proclamations,  with 
reference  to  the  Federal  register,  appear  above  and  below. 

The  distribution  of  Executive  orders  and  I'roclamations  was  transferred,  beginning 
Mar.  12,  1930,  from  the  Department  of  .State  to  the  Division  of  the  Federal  Register, 
National  Archives.  Free  distribution  will  be  only  to  appropriate  agencies  of  the  Gov- 
ernment. The  Federal  register  will  be  sold  by  the  Superintendent  of  Documents,  Gov- 
ernment Printing  Office,  Washington  liG,  D.  C,  on  a  subscription  basis  of  $1.50  per 
mouth  or  $15.00  per  year. 

Fire  Prevention  Week,  1944,  proclamation  [desigimthiy  week  begiuuing  Oft.  s, 
1944,  as  Fire  Prevention  Week).  Aug.  17,  1944.  (Proclamation  2618.)  [Not 
issuetl  separately.  Appeared  in  Federal  register,  v.  9,  no.  167,  Ang.  22,  1944, 
p.  10139.] 

Gliders  (uiraraft).  Regulations  relating  to  glider  flights  by  personnel  of  Army, 
Xavy,  Marine  Corps,  and  Coast  Guard.  Aug.  7,  1944.  (Executive  order  9460.) 
[Not  issued  separately.  Appeared  in  Federal  register,  v.  9,  no.  162,  Aug.  15, 
1944,  p.  9878-79.] 

Government  officials  and  employees.  Transfer  of  certain  personnel  among  Coast 
and  Geodetic  Survey  and  War  and  Navy  Departments.  Aug.  22,  1944.  (Execu- 
tive order  9468.)  [Not  issued  separately.  Appeared  in  Federal  register,  v.  9, 
no.  169,  Aug.  24,  1944,  p.  10295.] 

International  Labor  Conference.     Recommendations  adopted  by   International 
Labor  Conference,  message  transmitting  authentic  copy  of  Vecomuiendations 
adopted  by  International  Labor  Conference  at  its  26th  session.     1944.    v-f  89 
p.     (H.  doc.  671,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     *  Paper,  15c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41373 

Lend-lease  net.  Message  transmitting  lOth  report  on  lend-lease  operations  for 
period  ended  June  30,  1944.  1944.  88p.il.  (H.  doc.  674,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.) 
[For  bureau  edition  see  Foreign  Economic  Administration,  p.  1063.]  *  Paper,  15c. 
L.  C.  card  41-50712 

Machine  shops.  Authorizing  Secretary  of  Navy  to  take  possession  of  and  operate 
plants  and  facilities  of  certain  machine  shop  companies.  Aug.  19,  1944. 
(Executive  order  9466.)  [Not  issued  separately.  Appeared  in  Federal  reg- 
ister, V.  9,  no.  167,  Aug.  22,  1944,  p.  10139-142.] 

Motor  vehicles.  Possession  and  operation  of  certain  motor  carrier  transporta- 
tion systems.  Aug.  11,  1944.  (Executive  order  9462.)  [Not  issued  separately. 
Appeared  in  Federal  register,  v.  9,  no.  166,  Aug.  19,  1944,  p.  10071-73.] 

Nantahala  National  Forest.  Transferring  use,  possession,  and  control  of  certain 
land  in  Nantahala  National  Forest  [N.  C]  from  Department  of  Agriculture  to 
Tennessee  Valley  Authority.  Aug.  12,  1944.  (Executive  order  9464.)  [Not 
issued  separately.  Appeared  in  Federal  register,  v.  9,  no.  162,  Aug.  15,  1944, 
p.  9879-80.] 

Pacific  Gear  &  Tool  Works.  Authorizing  Secretary  of  Navy  to  take  possession  of 
and  operate  plants  and  facilities  of  Pacific  Gear  and  Tool  Works,  Federal 
Mogul  Corporation,  Link-Belt  Company  (Pacilic  Division),  U.  S.  Pipe  and 
Manufacturing  Company,  and  Enterprise  Engine  and  Foundry  Company,  located 
at  San  Francisco,  Calif.  Aug.  12,  1944.  (Executive  order  9463.)  [Not  issued 
separately.    Appeared  in  Federal  register,  v.  9,  no.  162,  Aug.  15,  1944,  p.  9879.] 

Panama  Canal.  Amendment  of  Executive  order  1888  of  Feb.  2,  1914,  as  amended, 
relating  to  conditions  of  employment  in  service  of  Panama  Canal  and  Panama 
Railroad  Company  on  Isthmus  of  Panama.  Aug.  19,  1944.  (Executive  order 
9467.)  [Not  issued  separately.  Appeared  in  Federal  register,  v.  9,  no.  167, 
Aug.  22,  1944,  p.  10142.] 

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1Q()2  Government  Publications 

Philadelphia  &  Reading  Coal  d  Iron  Co.  Authorizing  Secretary  of  Interior  to 
take  possession  of  and  operate  mines,  collieries,  and  facilities  of  Philadelphia 
and  Reading  Coal  and  Iron  Company  in  Pennsylvania.  Aug.  23,  1944.  (Execu- 
tive order  94G9.)  [Not  issued  separately.  Appeared  in  Federal  register,  v.  9, 
no.  170,  Aug.  25,  1944,  p.  10343.] 

Philadelphia  Transportation  Company,  possession  and  control  by  Secretary  of 
War.  Aug.  3,  rJ44.  (Executive  order  9459. )  [Not  issued  separately.  Appeared 
iu  Federal  register,  v.  9,  no.  162,  Aug.  15,  1944,  p.  9878.] 

Pmes  {international  law).  Capture  of  prizes,  proclamation  [extension  of  priv- 
ileges to  Government  of  Australia].  Aug.  12,  1944.  (Proclamation  2617.) 
[Not  issued  separately.  Appeared  in  Federal  register,  v.  9,  no.  164,  Aug.  17, 
1JM4,  p.  9969.] 

Proclamations. 

Note. — For  information  concerning  the  issuance  of  Executive  orders  and  Proclama- 
tions, see  above,  note  under  the  subhead  Executive  orders. 

BUDGET  BUREAU 

Appropriations.     Budget  of  United  States  Government,  fiscal  year  1945,  war  sup- 
plement.   1944.    vii-|-A17 -1-179  p.  4°    *Paper,  50c.    •  Item  948 
L.  C.  card  21-27488  Pr  32.107  :  945/supp. 

Federal  statistical  directory,  list  of  professional  and  administrative  personnel  of 
Federal  statistical  and  research  agencies ;  compiled  by  Division  of  Statistical 
Standards.    8th  edition,  Apr.  1944.     1944.     x-|-168  p.     [Supersedes  edition  of 
Jan.  1943.]     *  Paper,  25c.     •  Item  949 
L.  C.  card  44-41374  Pr  32.102  :  St  2/2/^4 

EMERGENCY  MANAGEMENT  OFFICE 

COORDINATOR   OF   INTER-AMKKICAN    AFFAIRS   OFFICE 

Em  gxiarda  para  a  defesa  das  Americas,  ano  3,  n.  10.     [Business  Publishers 
International  Corporation,  Nova  York,  1944.]    cover  title,  40  p.  il.  f     [Monthly. 
Other  illustrations  on  p.  2—4  of  cover.]     % 
L.  C.  card  44-40456  Pr  32.4608 :  p  3/10 

En  guardia.  En  guardia  para  la  defensa  de  las  Americas,  aSo  3,  no.  11.  [Busi- 
ness Publishers  International,  Corporation,  Nueva  York,  1944.]  cover  title, 
38-j-[2]  p.  il.  f     [Monthly.    Other  illustrations  on  p.  2-4  of  cover.]     t 

Pr  32.4608 :  s  3/11/supp. 

Same,  Suplemento,  Conferencia  de  Comisiones  de  Fomento  Interamericano. 

n.  p.  [1944.]     38-f-[2]  p.  il.  4"'     t  Pr  32.4608 :  s  3/11/supp. 

Peru,  land  of  tradition.     [1944.]    cover  title,  [16]  p.  il.     [Text  and  another  illus- 
tration on  p.  3  and  4  of  cover.]    t    •  Item  954 
L.  C.  card  44-41222  Pr  32.4602  :  P  43/2 

Posters.  El  suefio  de  los  heroes,  la  obra  de  sus  hijos ;  [poster].  [1944.]  20  X 
28.5  in.  [Illustrator,  Walter  Beach  Humphrey.]  Printed  for  foreign  distribu- 
tion only.  Pr  32.4607  :  H  43/Spanish 

Les  grands  canons  parlent ;  [poster].     [1944.]    14.8  X  10.2  in.    This  poster 

and  the  Portuguese  and  Spanish  editions  listed  below  ai"e  printed  for  foreign 
distribution  only.  Pr  32.4607  :  C  16/French 

Same,  Portuguese.  Pr  32.4607  :  C  16/Portuguese 

Same,  Spanish.  Pr  32.4607 :  C  16/Spanish 

DEFENSE  TRANSPORTATION  OFFICE 

Flowers,  John.  In  Supreme  Court  of  Iowa,  Sept.  term,  1944,  in  equity,  John 
Flowers  v.  Independent  School  District  of  Tama,  Iowa,  and  members  of  school 
board  of  Independent  School  District  of  Tama,  Iowa,  namely,  J.  R.  Reid  [et  al.], 
appeal  from  district  court  in  and  for  Tama  County,  Iowa,  B.  O.  Tankersley, 
judge;  brief  of  Office  of  Defense  Transportation,  amicus  curiae.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  16  p.  4°     %  Pr  32.4902 :  F  669 

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September  1944  1063 

Trucks.  Rehabilitation  and  preventive  maintenance  for  trucks  and  buses. 
[1944.]     8  p.  il.  large  8°     t     •  Item  954  Pr  32.4902  :  T  7G/2 

FOREIGN   ECONOMIC   .\DMlNISTRATION 

Export  bulletin.  Current  export  bulletin,  183-188;  Aug.  2-30,  1944.  [1944.] 
various  paging,  4°     [Processed.]     t  Pr  32.5807 :  183-188 

Lend-lease  act.     16th   report  to  Congress  on  lend-lease  operations  for  period 
ended   June  30,   1944.     [1944.]     88   p.    il.     [Also   issued   as   House  document 
(574,  78th  Congress,  for  which  see  under  President  of  United  States,  p.  1061.] 
*  Paper,  15c.     •  Item  954 
L.  C.  card  41-50943  Pr  32.5809 :  16 

NATIONAL  WAR  I^^BOR  BOABD 

Cost  of  living.  Report  of  technical  committee  appointed  by  chairman  of  Presi- 
dent's Committee  on  Cost  of  Living.  June  15, 1944.  [170]  p.  4°  [Processed.]  t 
L.  C.  card  L  44-160  Pr  32.5102  :  C  82 

PKICE  ADMINI.STKATION  OFFICE 

Addresses.  What  are  we  facing  in  price  control?  address  of  James  F.  Brownlee, 
deputy  administrator  for  price,  OflSce  of  Price  Administration,  before  National 
Association  of  Purchasing  Agents,  May  29,  1944.  [1944.]  9  p.  4°  [Proc- 
essed.]    t  Pr  32.4213 :  B  82/2 

American  Brake  Shoe  Co.  No.  141,  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals,  American 
Brake  Shoe  Company  v.  Chester  Bowles,  price  administrator ;  transcript  of 
proceedings  before  price  administrator.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i-|-52  p.     t 

Pr  32.4217  :  Am  35  br/2 

Antiour  d  Co.  No.  101,  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals,  Armour  &  Co.,  an  Illinois 
corporation  v.  Chester  Bowles,  price  administrator;  answer.  [1944.]  cover 
title,  8  p.     t  Pi-  32.4217  :  Ar  55/11 

Same;    transcript    of    proceedings    before    price    administrator.     [1944.] 

cover  title,  i-f  164  p.     $  Pr  32.4217  :  Ar  55/10 

Commodities.  Supplement  to  Directory  of  commodities  and  services,  index  to 
price  regulations  and  jurisdiction  of  operating  units,  issue  3,  supp.  G,  July  15, 
1944.  [1944.]  [2] +67  p.  [All  references  to  previously  issued  supplements 
should  be  discontinued.]     Included  in  price  of  Directory.     •  Item  963 

Pr  32.4206 :  C  73/943-2/supp.6 

Fasons  Realty  Corp.  No.  152,  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals,  Fasons  Realty 
Corp.  V.  Chester  Bowles,  price  administrator;  answer.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
3  p.     $  Pr.  32.4217  :  F  263/2 

Same;    transcript    of    proceedings    before    price    administi-ator.     [1944.] 

cover  title,  i-l- 22  p.     %  Pr.  32.4217  :  F  263 

Food.  OPA  food  guide  for  retailers,  July  1944.  [1M4.]  4  p.  11.  4"  (Informa- 
tion Department.)      [Monthly.]     t     •  Item  963  Pr  32.4241 :  944/6 

Machine  tools.     Supplement  to  Prices  of  new  machine  tools,  as  of  Mar.  1,  1941 
(revised),   used  to   establish   maximum  prices  of  2d-hand   machine   tools  as 
defined  in  Maximum  price  regulation  1.     1&44.     22  p.     J 
L.  C.  card  43-50500  Pr  32.4202  :  M  18/943/supp. 

Materials  digest:  Materials  digest  13,  Feb.  1944.  [1944.]  8  p.  4"  [Processed. 
Previous  issues  not  entered  in  the  Monthly  catalog.]     t  Pr  32.4247  :  13 

Same,  no.  14,  Apr.  1944.     [1944.]     7  p.  4"     [Processed.]     f      Pr  32.4247  :  14 

Mileage.  Government  mileage  administrator,  v.  2,  no.  6;  June  1944.  [1944.] 
8  p.  4"     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t  Pr.  32.4229 :2/6 

Posters.  For  a  fair  share  at  a  fair  price,  keep  the  home  front  pledge;  [poster]. 
1944.     11X21  in.     [Cardboard.]     t  Pr  32.4213 :  Sh  2/3 

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Posters — Continued. 

Help  nie  keep  prices  down,  pay  no  more  than  ceiling  prices,  volunteer  for 

price  panel  work;  [poster].     1944.    11X21  in.     t  War  Information  Office. 

Pr  32.4212 :  P  93/3 

Price  regulations. 

Note. — Price  schedules  and  regulations,  amendnieuts,  and  orders  are  issued  as  pre- 
prints or  reprints  from  the  Federal  register  and  do  not  appear  in  the  Monthly  catalog. 
The  regulations  are  compiled  and  printed  to  in;  lude,  to  date  of  publication,  all  amend- 
ments and  digests  of  supplementar.y  orders  thereto,  and  are  entered  in  this  catalog.  Price 
schedules  and  regulations  are  available  from  the  I'rinting  and  Distribution  Branch, 
Ollice  of  Price  Administration,  Washington  25,  D.  C,  and  requests  will  be  lilled  to  include 
all  additional  amendments  issued  to  date  of  request. 

Prices.     Emergency  price  control  act  of  1942  and  stabilization  act  of  1942,  as 
amended  by  stabilization  extension  act  of  1944 ;  [prepared  in  Office  of  General 
Couiusel].    July  1, 1944.     cover  title,  27  p.     [Text  on  p.  2  of  cover.]     f     •Item 
963 
L.  C.  card  44-41330  Pr  32.4205 :  P  93/944 

Report.     9th  quarterly  report,  for  period  ended  Mar.  31,  1944.     1944.     iv-f-79  p. 
*  Paper.  15c.     •  Item  963 
L.  C.  card  42-3S532  Pr  32.4216 :  944/1 

Same.     (H.  doc.  667,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.) 

Safeicay  Stores,  Inc.  No.  150,  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals,  Safeway  Stores, 
Incorporated,  v.  Chester  Bowles,  price  administrator;  answer.  [1944.]  cover 
title,  4  p.     $  Pr  32.4217  :  Sa  17/o 

Stove  rationing  industry  letter,  letter  20 ;  Aug.  7,  1944.  [1944.]  4  p.  4°  [Monthly. 
Processed.]     t  Pr  32.4237:  20 

Tcrus  Liquor  Control  Board.  Transcript  of  record,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals 
for  5th  circuit,  no.  11022,  Chester  Bowles,  administrator.  Office  of  Price  Admin- 
istration, vs.  Texas  Liquor  Control  Board  et  al.,  appeal  from  district  court  for 
western  district  of  Texas.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i+26  p.     t      Pr  32.4217  :  T  312 

Transportation  Committee  Tyulletin.  Transportation  Committee  bulletin,  v.  2, 
no.  4 ;  Apr.  1944.     [1944.]      [4]  p.  il.  4°     [Monthly.]     f     •  Item  963 

Pr  32.4235 : 2/4 

Same,  V.  2,  no.  6 ;  July  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  4°     [Monthly.]     t     •  Item  963 

Pr  32.4235 : 2/6 

Womack,  Andy  J.  No.  151,  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals,  Andy  J.  Womack  v. 
Chester  Bowles,  price  administrator;  answer.  [1944.]     cover  title,  2  p.     I 

Pr  32.4217  :  W  84/2 

Same;    transcript   of   proceedings   before   price   administrator.      [1944.] 

cover  title,  i+22  p.     X  Pr  32.4217 :  W  84 

Wuehker,  Carl  L.  Supreme  Court,  appellate  division,  3d  department,  Carl  L. 
Wuebker  and  Laura  Wuebker,  his  wife,  vs.  Laura  S.  James,  Chester  W.  Bowles, 
as  price  administrator,  intei-A'enor-appellant ;  case  on  appeal.  [1944.]  cover 
title,  ii-^-37  p.  4°  [Publication  reads  incorrectly  Chester  W.  Bowles  instead  of 
Chester  Bowles.]     t  Pr  32.4217:  W  952 

WAR  COMMUNIOATIONiS  BOARD 

Note. — The  name  of  the  Defense  Communications  Board,  established  by  Executive  order 
8546  of  Sept.  24,  1940,  was  changed  to  Board  of  War  Communicatious  by  authority  of 
Executive  order  9183,  dated  June  15,  1942.  ' 

Functions.     Board  of  War  Communications  [creation  and  authority,  committees, 
etc.].    June  30,  1944.     [5] +42  p.  11.     [Processed.     Supersedes  document  68695 
of  Junes,  1943.]     t 
L.  C.  card  43-15058  Pr  32.5602 :  W  19/944 

WAB  INFORMATION  OFFIOE 

Farmers  and  fight  against  inflation,  part  of  official  Government  information 
program  on  economic  stabilization ;  prepared  by  Domestic  Branch,  in  collabora- 
tion with  Office  of  Economic  Stabilization,  War  Food  Administration,  Depart- 
ment of  Agriculture,  Office  of  Price  Administration,  Treasury  Department,  and 
Federal  Reserve  Board.     July  1944.     8  p.  il.  4°     t  Pr  32.5002 :  F 22 

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September  1944  1065 

Heating.  Prepare  for  winter,  1^4-45  heating  season,  Government  program  to 
conserve  fuel;  prepared  by  Domestic  Branch.  [1944.]  16  p.  4°  [Sponsored 
by  Solid  Fuels  Administration  for  War.  War  Production  Board,  Petroleum 
Administration  for  War,  War  Utilities  Office,  Federal  Housing  Administration, 
Price  Administration  Office.]     %  Pr  32.5002  :  W  73/944-45 

Magazitie  war  f/itidr.  Nov.  1944;  prepared  by  Book  and  Magazine  Bureau.  [July 
25,1944.]      [2] +14  p.     [:\Ionthly.     Processed.]     J  Pr  32.5024 :  944/10 

Planned  spending.  Official  Government  information  program,  planned  spending 
and  saving.  sugge.stions  on  how  people  can  use  their  wartime  income  to  help 
hold  prices  down  ;  prepared  by  Domestic  Branch  in  collaboration  with  Office 
of  Economic  Stabilization,  Office  of  Price  Administration,  War  Food  Adminis- 
tration, Department  of  Agriculture,  Treasury  Department  and  Federal  Reserve 
Board.     July  1944.     12  p.  il.  4°     t  Pr  32.5002 :  Sp  3 

Woods  industries.  Strong  men  needed  for  vital  woods  industries,  1944-45  man- 
I)Ower  recruitment  and  stabilization  program  for  logging,  saw-mill,  and  pulp- 
wood  cutting  industries.  July  1944.  [l]-|-7  p.  il.  4°  [Processed.  Prepared 
in  cooperation  with  War  Manpower  Commission.]     |  Pr  32.5002  :  W  86 

WAK  MANPOWER  COMMISSION 

EmplOj/ment.     Selected  bibliography  on  employment  service  and  related  subjects. 
Revised  [edition].     Washington,  D.  C,  Mar.  1944.     cover  title,   [3]-|-39  p.  4° 
(Employment  Office  training  program,  unit  15.)      [Processed.]     J 
L.  C.  card  44-40927  Pr  32.5220 :  15 

Eandieapped.    How  to  recognize  need  for  selective  placement  for  the  handicapped. 
Feb.  1944.     [6]-|-23  p.  4"     (Placement  Bureau;   Employment  Office  training 
program,  unit  13.  instructor's  guide.)      t 
L.  C.  card  44-41375  Pr  32.5220 :  13 

Labor  market.  Adequacv  of  labor  supply  in  important  labor  market  areas  [list], 
Aug.  1,  1944.     [1944.]  '  7  p.  4°     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t      Pr  32.5217 :  944/8 

Manpoiver.  Placement  activities,  June  1944.  [1944.]  11  p.  il.  4°  [Monthly. 
Processed.]     t  Pr  32.5218  :  944/6 

Wasted  manpower,  important  war  message  concerning  a  service  that  has 

helped  hundreds  of  war  plants  solve  their  manpower  problems :  [prepared  in 
cooperation  witli  War  Manpower  Commission  and  Office  of  War  Information  by 
War  Advertising  Council,  Inc.]      [1944.]      [12]  p.  il.  4°     t     •  Item  954 

Pr  32.5213  :  Em  7 

Poster,<^.  I'm  proud  mv  husband  wants  me  to  do  my  part;  [iMister].  1944. 
20X14.2   in.     [Illustrator,  John  Newton   Howitt.]     t  Pr  32.5213 :  Em  7 

Reports.  How  to  prepare  and  use  local  office  activity  reports  ES-209  and  ES- 
209A.  Washington,  D.  C.  Jan.  1944.  [49]  p.  4"  (Employment  Office  train- 
ing program,  unit  16.)      [Processed.]     t  Pr  32.5220: 16 

Training  trithin  industry.  Management  and  skilled  supervision,  training  within 
industrv  program.  June  1944.  [2]-|-4+[2]  p.  il.  4"  (Training  Bureau.)  t 
•  Item  954  Pr  32.5202 :  T  68/7 

Veterans.     Expanded  service  to  veterans  as  described  in  U.  S.  E.  S.  manual,  supp. 
1.   Oi)eration  of  local  employment   offices,   revised  Dec.  31,   1943.     Feb.   1944. 
[101]  p.  il.  4°     (Placen)ent  Bureau;  Employment  Office  training  program,  unit 
14.  A-E.)      t 
L.  C.  card  44-41376  Pr  32.5220 :  14 

WAR  MOBILIZATION  OFP'ICE 

Note. — Tho  Office  of  Wnr  Mobilization  was  pf?tablishefl  in  the  Office  for  Emergency 
Management  by  Executive  order  9347  of  May  27,  1943. 

The  Surplus  War  Property  Administration  was  established  in  the  Office  of  War  Mobili- 
zation under  the  provisions  of  lO.xecutive  order  941ii")  of  Feb.  19,  1944. 

Veterans.     Your  rights  and  benefits,  handy  guide  for  veterans  of  armed  forces 
and  their  dependents,    n.  p.  NRB  [July  21,  1944].    20  p.  16°     t 
L.  C.  card  44-41377  Pr  32.5902 :  V  &4/944 

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WAE  PBODUCnON  BOAKD 

Handbook  for  all  WPB  employees ;  [prepared  by  Division  of  Personnel  Manage- 
ment].    [June  1944.]     32  p.  il.     t  Pr  32.4806 :  Em  7/944 

Tnsul-ation-  1944  manual  for  winterizing  tlie  home.  [1044.]  [l]+7  p.  4° 
(Conservation  Division.)     *  Paper,  5c.  Pr  32.4806  :  W  73/944 

Labor  and  manaocment  neics,  official  weekly  publication  of  War  Production  Drive, 
V.  3.  no.  1-9;  julv  1-Aug.  26,  1944.  [1944.]  Each  [8]  p.  or  [12]  p.  il.  f»  t  • 
L.  C.  card  44-40466  Pr  32.4820 :  3/1-9 

Posters.  Keep  punching  every  day !  WPB  poster  [A-39].  1944.  27.9X19.9  in. 
(War  Production  Drive  Headquarters.)      [Illustrator.  Seaman.]     t 

Pr.  32.4812 :  A-3n/2 

Products  d  priorities,  Aug.  1M4.     [1944.]     iv+172p.  4"     [Monthly.]     »  Paper,  20c. 
single  copy,  $2.00  a  yr.    •  Item  969 
L.  C.  card  43-50901  Pr.  32.4813 :  944/8 

Rubber.    Progress  report  6,  July  25,  1944.     [1944.]     12  p.  il.  4°     (Office  of  Rubber 
Director.)    *  Paper,  5c.  ($30.00  per  1,000). 
L.  C.  card  43-51G52  Pr  32.4817 :  6 

Rubber  Director's  Office.     Special  report  of  rubber  director,  recommending  ter- 
mination of  special  powers  ;  July  25, 1944.    [1944.]    4  p.  4°    *  Paper,  5c.    ($9.75 
perl,000). 
L.  C.  card  44^1378  Pr  32.4802 :  R  82/2 

WAB   SHIPPING    ADMINISTEATION 

Officers'  handbook.  Officers'  handbook.  [1944.]  16  p.  11.  (Maritime  Service, 
Training  Organization. )     t     •  Item  954  Pr  32.5306 :  Of  2 

SECURITIES  AND  EXCHANGE  COMMISSION 

Note. — The  decisions  or  opinions  of  the  Securities  and  Exchange  Commission  are  Issued 
in  processed  form  immediately  upon  their  release,  and  copies  are  distributed  by  the  Com- 
mission upon  request.     They  are  published  later  in  printed  form  in  bound  volumes  only. 

Registration  record,  securities  act  of  1933  (trust  indenture  act  of  1939,  Aug.  1-31, 
1944.  [1944.]  various  paging,  4°  [Daily  except  Sundays  and  holidays.  Proc- 
essed.]    t  SE  1.13  :  944/174-199 

Report.    9th  annual  report  of  Securities  and  Exchange  Commission,  fiscal  year 
1943.     [1944.]    cover  title,  [2]  -f  70  +  A64  p.  4"     [Processed.    Text  on  p.  2  of 
cover.]     t 
L.  C.  card  35-26901  SE  1.1 :  &43 

Securities.  Official  summary  of  security  transactions  and  holdings  reported  to 
Securities  and  Exchange  Commission  under  securities  exchange  act  of  1934, 
public  utility  holding  company  act  of  1935,  and  investment  company  act  of  1940 : 
V.  10,  no.  7.  [1944.]  vi-|-66  p.  4°  [Processed.  Reports  filed  with  Commission 
June  11-July  10,  1944,  and  reports  for  previous  months  not  previously  pub- 
lished.] t 
L.  C.  card  35-26732  SE  1.9 :  10/7 

Securities  traded  on  exchanges  under  securities  exchanges  act,  supp.  5,  as 

of  May  31,  1944,  Changes  during  May  1944  and  Index  to  all  supplements  since 
base  volume  as  of  Dec.  31,  1943.     [1944.]    4  p.  4'     [Processed.]     t 

SE  1.16 :  943/SUPP.5 

Same,  supp.  6,  as  of  June  30,  1&44,  Changes  during  June  1944  and  Index 

to  all  supplements  since  base  volume  as  of  Dec.  31,  1943.     [1944.]     4  p.  4" 
[Processed.]      t  SE  1.16 :  943/supp.6 

Statistical  bulletin,  July  1044;  v.  3,  no.  7.     [1944.]     [1]  +  21  p.  il.  4"     [Monthly. 
Processed.]     t 
L,  C.  card  4^-51997  SE  1.20 :  3/7 

•    Sent  to  Depository  Libraries 


September  1944  1067 

SELECTIVE  SERVICE  SYSTEM 

Local  ioard  memoranda.  Transmittal  memo  no.  134,  136  [transmitting  Local 
board  memoranda]  ;  July  31  and  Aus.  18,  1944.  [1944.]  [10]  p.  and  [11]  p. 
[Issued  in  loose-leaf  form.]     *  Paper,  5c.  each.     •  Item  994. 

Y  3.  Se  4  :  13/134,  136 

Selective  service,  v.  4,  no.  7 ;  July  1944.     [1944.]    4  p.  il.  large  4°     [Monthly.]     t 
•  Item  992. 
L.  C.  card  41-50044  Y  3.Se  4  :  9/4-7 

Selective  service  manual.  Notice,  packet  [of  pages  for  2d  printing,  2d  edition. 
Selective  service  manual]  no.  45  ;  [July  31,  1944].  [1944.]  [35]  p.  [Issued  in 
loose-leaf  form.]     Included  in  price  of  Packet  no.  1.     •  Item  994. 

Y  3.  Se  4 :  7/943-45 

NOTB. — This  packet  of  pages  for  insertion  in  tlie  Selective  service  manual  contains 
Amendments  244-249. 

Same  no.  46;  [Aug.  7,  1944].     [1944.]     [15]  p.     [Issued  in  loose-leaf  form. 

The  last  page  has  been  left  blank  to  be  used  for  memoranda.]     Included  in 
price  of  Packet  no.  1.     •  Item  9&4  Y  3.Se  4  :  7/943-46 

Note. — This  packet  of  pages  for  insertion  in  the  Selective  service  manual  contains 
Amendments  250  and  251. 

Same  no.  47;    [Aug.   15,   1944].     [1944.]     [35]   p.     [Issued   in  loose-leaf 

form.    The  last  page  has  been  left  blank  to  be  used  for  memoranda.]     Included 
in  price  of  Packet  no.  1.     •  Item  994  Y  3.Se  4  :  7/943-47 

Note. — This  packet  of  pages  for  insertion  in  the  Selective  service  manual  contains 
Amendment  252.  al.=!o  a  revised  Indpx  to  Selective  service  regulations  and  a  revised  Table 
of  forms  cited  in   Selective  service  regulations. 

Selective  service  regulations.  Notice,  packet  E  [Historical  notes  covering  Amend- 
ments 211-236  to  2d  edition  of  Selective  service  regulations;  June  22,  1944]. 
[1944.]     [157]  p.     [Issued  in  loose-leaf  form.]     $     •  Item  994      Y  3.Se  4  :  14/E 

SMITHSONIAN  INSTITUTION 

Note. — In  a  recent  price  list,  the  Smithsonian  Institution  publishes  this  notice:  "Appli- 
cants for  the  publications  in  this  list  are  requested  to  state  the  grounds  for  their  requests, 
as  the  Institution  is  able  to  supply  papers  only  as  an  aid  to  the  researches  or  studies  in 
which  they  are  espcciallij  interested.  These  papers  are  distributed  gratis,  except  where 
pricp  is  given.  a-«d  should  be  ordrred  by  the  puhlication  numbrr.s,  arranged  in  sequence. 
The  serial  publications  of  the  Smithsonian  Institution  are  as  follows:  1.  Smithsonian 
contributions  to  knowlodge ;  2.  Smithsonian  miscollaneous  collections ;  3.  Smithsonian  an- 
nual reports.  No  sets  of  these  are  for  sale  or  distribution,  as  most  of  the  volunu^s  are  out  of 
print.  Special  publications  are  also  issued  from  time  to  time.  The  papers  issued  in  the 
series  of  Contributions  to  knowledge  and  Miscellaneous  collections  are  not  public  documents, 
but  are  printed  in  limited  editions  at  the  expense  of  the  Smithsonian  Fund.  They  are  dis- 
tributed without  charge  to  public  libraries,  educational  establishments,  and  learned  societies 
in  this  country  and  abroad  ;  and  are  supplied  to  other  institutions,  and  to  individuals  at 
the  prices  indicated.  Remittances  should  be  made  payable  to  the  'Sniilhsonian  Institution.' 
A  discount  of  20  percent  is  allowed  to  book  dealers.  Tho  Smithsonian  rf-port  volumes  and 
the  papers  reprinted  in  separate  form  therefrom  are  distributed  r/ratuitotisly  by  the  Institu- 
tion to  libraries  and  individuals  throughout  the  world.  Very  few  of  the  Report  volumes 
are  now  available  at  the  Institution,  but  some  of  those  of  which  the  Smithsonian  edition 
is  exhausted  can  be  purchased  from  the  Superintendent  of  Documents.  Government  Printing 
Office,  Washington  25.  D.  C.  The  Institution  maintains  mailing  lists  of  public  libraries  and 
other  educational  establishments,  but  no  pmcral  mailing-list  of  individuals.  A  library 
mnking  application  to  be  listed  for  Smithsonian  pub'ications  should  state  the  number  of 
publications  which  it  contains  and  the  date  of  its  establishment,  and  have  the  endorsement 
of  a  Member  o'f  Congress. 

The  only  Smithsonian  publications  that  are  regularly  is.sued  as  public  documents  are  the 
annual  report  volumes.  The  publications  in  the  other  series  have  free  transmission  by 
mail,  and,  therefore,  are  Included  In  the  Monthly  catalog. 

China   [with  bibliography]  ;  by  A.  G.  Wenley  and  John  A.  Pope.     Washington, 
July  27,  1944  [Lord  naltimore  Press,  Baltimore,  Md.].     v+85  p.  il.  1  pi.  24  p.  of 
pi.  5  maps.     (Publication  3770;  War  background  studies  no.  20.)     t 
L-  C.  card  44-41299  SI  1.14  :  20 

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1068  Government  Publications 

NATIONAL  MUSEUM 

Note. — The  publications  of  the  Narionnl  Muspuin  comprise  an  annual  report  and  three 
scientific  series,  viz.,  rroceedlnRs,  Bulletins,  and  Contributions  from  national  herbarium. 
The  editions  are  distributed  to  (•stnl)lislied  lists  of  libraries,  scientific  institutions,  and 
specialists,  any  surplus  copies  beiuK  supplied  on  application.  The  Proceedings  are  usually 
brief  tectinlcal  papers,  and  the  Bulletins  gener.illy  monoBraphs  based  on  the  Museum  col- 
lections in  biolo^'y  (except  botany),  geology,  and  anthropology.  Contributions  from  national 
lierl)ariuni  are  wholly  botanical.     No  sets  of  any  of  these  series  can  now  be  furnished. 

The  Proceedings  are  now  issued  in  pamphlet  form  only.  The  separate  papers  will  be 
sent  to  depository  libraries  and  to  others  designated  to  receive  them,  as  issued,  and  a  title 
page  and  index  will  be  published  for  each  volume  so  that  the  volume  may  be  bound  if 
desired. 

Plant  tugs.  New  genera  and  species  of  oriental  and  Australian  plant  bugs  in 
National  Museum;  bv  Tsai-Yu  Hsiao.  1944.  p.  36S>-396,  il.  (Proceedings,  v. 
95;  no.  3182.)     f     •  Item  1011  SI  3.6:  3182 

STATE  DEPARTMENT 

Note. — All  publications  of  the  Department  (except  laws,  treaties,  and  translations)  have, 
since  Oct.  1,  1929,  been  numbered  consecutively  in  the  order  in  which  they  were  sent  to  press. 
Publications  of  a  similar  character  are  brought  within  well-defined  series,  and  each  series 
publication  bears  a  series  number  in  addition  to  its  publication  number.  The  diplomatic 
correspondence  of  the  United  States  is  published  In  the  volumes  entitled  Foreign  relations 
of  the  United  States.  Laws  are  first  published  in  slip  form  in  separate  series  (public  and 
private)  and  are  numbered  within  each  series  in  the  order  in  which  they  become  law; 
they  are  later  published  in  bound  form  in  the  United  States  Statutes  at  large.  Treaties 
are  Issued  in  a  separate  series  and  are  numbered  in  the  order  in  which  they  are  pro- 
claimed. Treaties  are  also  published  in  the  compilation  Treaties  and  other  international 
acts  of  the  United  States  of  America,  which  contains  literal  copies  of  the  documents, 
followed  by  notes  of  a  textual  and  procedural  character.  Spanish.  Portuguese,  and  French 
translations,  prepared  by  the  Department's  Central  Translating  Office,  have  their  own  pub- 
lication numbers  running  consecutively  from  1.  The  Department  of  State  Bulletin  published 
weekly  and  indexed  semiannually  as  of  the  dates  of  the  last  issues  in  June  and  December, 
contains  the  texts  of  the  daily  mimeographed  press  releases,  information  regarding  treaties, 
and  other  material  on  the  Department's  work.  The  Bulletin  contains  each  quarter  a 
complete  list  of  the  Department's  publications  for  the  preceding  quarter. 

The  list  below  frequently  includes  certain  relevant  publications  issued  by  other  agencies 
of  the  Government  under  requisition  of  the  Department  of  State  and  certain  relevant  con- 
gressional documents. 

For  information  concerning  Executive  orders  and  Proclamations  of  the  President,  for- 
merly published  by  the  State  Department,  but  beginning  with  Mar.  12,  1936,  distributed 
by  the  Federal  Register  Division,  see  National  Archives,  Federal  Register  Division,  Fcrlrral 
register. 

Addresses.  Discurso  do  Franklin  D.  Roosevelt,  Presidente  dos  Estados  Unidos 
da  Am(?rica,  "Washington,  D.  C,  5  de  junho  de  1944.  [1944.]  6  p.  narrow  8" 
( [TraduQao  da  Repartigao  Central   de  Tradugoes;   Publicaqjio   TC-189.])     t 

•  Item  1029  S  16.7:  189 

Air  nmngatinn.  International  convention  relating  to  regulation  of  aerial  naviga- 
tion, dated  Oct.  13,  1919,  with  annexes  to  convention  and  protocols  of  proposed 
amendments.  1944.  iv4-148  p.  il.  2  p.  of  pi.  f°  ( [Publication  2143.] )  [French, 
English,  and  Italian.  Text  on  p.  2  of  cover.  Reproduced  from  Official  bulletin 
26,  Dec.  1938,  of  International  Commission  for  Air  Navigation.]     *  Paper,  60c. 

•  Item  1031 

L.  C.  card  44-41379  S  5.42 :  Ae  8 

Blocked  nationals.     Proclaimed   list   of  certain   blocked   nationals,   cumulative 
supp.  5,  July  28,  1944,  containing  additions,  amendments,  and  dt^letions  made 
since  revision  7  of  Mar.  23, 1944.     1944.     [2]-f  58+[4]  p.     ( [Publication  2153.]) 
[The  4  pages  are  left  blank  to  be  used  for  memorandum.]     f     • 
L.  C.  card  44-40801  S  1.2 :  N  21/944/supp.5 

Bulletin.  Department  of  State  bulletin,  Aug.  6-27,  1944;  v.  11,  no.  267-270. 
[1944.]     p.   131-230,   4°     ([Publication   21.58,   2160,   2164,   2165.])      [Weekly.] 

•  Paper,  10c.  single  copy,  $2.75  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $4.50.     •  Item  1014 
L.  C.  card  39-26945  S  1.3 :  11/267-270 

Same  [title  page  and  index],  v.  10,  nos.  236-261,  Jan.  1-June  24, 1944.    1944. 

[1]  +597-622  p.  4°    ( [Publication  2156.] )     *  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  1014 

S  1.3 :  10/236-261/ind. 

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September  1944  1069 

Diplomatic  list.    Diplomatic  list,  July  1044.     [1044.]     cover  title,  ii+123  p.  24" 
([Publication  2149.])     [Mouthly.    Text  on  p.  2  of  cover.]     *  Paper,  15c.  single 
copy,  $1.50  a  vr. ;  foreign  sub.scription,  $1.75.     •  Item  1015 
L.  C.  card  10-16292  S  1.8 :  944/7 

SamV,  Aug.  1944.     [1044.]    cover  title,  ii+123  p.  24"     ( [Publication  2157.] ) 

[Monthly.     Text  on  p.  2  of  cover.]      •   Item  1015  8  1.8:944/8 

INTERNATIONAL  BOUNDARY  COMMISSION,  UNITED  STATES  AND 

MEXICO 

Rio  Orande.  Flow  of  Rio  Grande  and  tributary  contributions,  from  San  Marcial, 
N.  Mex.,  to  Gulf  of  Mexico,  1042,  with  maximums,  mininnmis  and  normals, 
quantity,  sources,  diversions  and  quality  of  water,  climatological  data,  drainage 
basin  and  irrigated  areas.  [Photo  ollset,  M'Math  Co.,  1944.]  cover  title,  100 
p.  il.  (Water  bulletin  12.)  [Processed.]  t  American  Commissioner,  El  Paso, 
Tex.  S  3.19/2  :  W  29/no.l2 

SUPREME  COURT 

Crime  and  criminals.     Federal  rules  of  criminal  procedure,  report  of  Advisory 
Committee  on  Rules  of  Criminal  Procedure,  appointed  by  Suprenfe  Court  of 
United  States.    June  1944.    x+99  p.     *  Paper,  20c.     •  Item  1041 
L.  C.  card  44-41380  Ju  6.11 :  C  86 

Keegan,  Wilbur  V.  Transcript  of  record,  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct. 
term,  1944,  no.  39,  Wilbur  V.  Keegan  vs.  United  States ;  no.  44,  Gerharil  Wilhelm 
Kuuze  et  al.  vs.  [same],  on  writs  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d 
circuit.     [1944.]     cover  title,  iv+ 1089  p.     +  Ju6.7:K243 

Scottish  American  Investment  Co.,  Ltd.  Transcript  of  record,  Supreme  Court  of 
United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944,  no.  52,  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  vs. 
Scottish  American  Investment  Company,  Limited;  no.  53,  [same]  vs.  British 
Assets  Trust,  Limited;  no.  54,  [same]  vs.  Second  British  Assets  Trust,  Limited, 
on  writs  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  4th  circuit.  [1944.]  cover 
title,  iv+121  p.    %  Ju  6.7  :  Sco  87 

TAX  COURT 

Note. — The  Tax  Court  reports  are  first  promulgated  in  leaflet  form,  designated  as 
"advance  sheets."  At  the  end  of  each  month,  these  advance  sheets  are  consolidated  into 
pamphlet  form  and  published  as  "advance  parts."  Later,  the  advance  parts  are  consoli- 
dated and  issued  in  bound  volumes,  A  list  of  memorandum  opinions  is  included  in  each 
volume.  Both  the  advance  sheets  and  the  advance  parts  are  sold  on  subscription  by  the 
Superintendent  of  Documents,  Government  Printing  Office.  Washington  25,  D.  C.  The 
subscription  price  of  the  "advance  sheets"  is  $2.25  per  volume,  foreign  subscription,  $2.85  ; 
single  copies  usually  5c.  The  "advance  parts,"  or  monthly  consolidations,  are  sold  as 
follows:  $1.25  per  volume,  foreign  subscription,  $1.85  (single  copies  vary  in  price).  The 
price  of  the  bound  volume  will  be  given  upon  application. 

Allen,  Benjamin  L.  Estate  of  Benjamin  L.  Allen,  by  Benjamin  L.  Allen,  jr.,  and 
Louis  S.  Allen,  executors,  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  opinion;  docket 
no.  399,  promulgated  May  15.  1944.  [1944.]  4  p.  ([Opinion]  105.)  [From 
T.  C.  Reports,  v.  3.]     *  Paper,  5c.  Ju  11.7/a  :  3/105 

Allen  Tool  Corporation  v.  Frank  Knox,  Secretary  of  Navy,  opinion ;  docket  no.  IR, 
promulgated  May  15,  1944.  [1944.]  3  p.  ([Opinion]  106.)  [From  T.  C. 
Reports,  v.  3.]    *  Paper,  5c.  Ju  11.7/a  :  3/106 

American  Light  &  Traction  Company  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  opin- 
ion; docket  no.  112415,  promulgated  June  30,  1944.  [1944.]  3  p.  ([Opinion] 
131. )     [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  3. ]     *  Paper,  5c.  Ju  11.7/a  :  3/131 

Argo,  M.  M.  M.  M.  Argo  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue  [findings  of  fact  and 
opinion]  ;  docket  nos.  109996,  112248,  promulgated  July  20.  1944.  [1944.]  14  p. 
([Opinion]  143.)     [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  3.]     *  Paper,  5e.      Ju  11.7/a :  3/143 

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1070  Government  Pubucations 

Biddlc,  Frances,  Trust.  Frances  Biddle  Trust,  Sydney  G.  Biddle  and  Fidelity- 
Philadelphia  Trust  C()nJl>any,  trustees,  v.  oommissionor  <,f  internal  revenue, 
opinion ;  docket  no.  112209,  promulgated  May  15,  1944.  [1944.]  13  p.  ([Opin- 
ion] 104.)     [FromT.C.  Reports,  V.  3.]    *  Paper,  5c.  Ju  11.7/a  :  3/104 

Burke,  Edward  &  John,  Ltd.  Edward  and  John  Burke,  Ltd.,  N.  Y.,  v.  commis- 
sioner of  internal  revenue,  findings  of  fact  [and  opinion]  ;  docket  no.  1712,  pro- 
mulgated June  27, 1944.  [1944.]  10  p.  ([Opinion]  128.)  [From  T.  C.  Reports, 
V.  3.]     *  Paper,  5c.  Ju  11.7/a :  3/128 

Cherry,  Herbert  T.  Herbert  T.  Cherry  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue ;  Louise 
H.  Cherry  v.  [same],  opinion;  docket  nos.  110535-530,  promulgated  July  31, 
1944.     [1944.]    9  p.     ( [Opinion]  149.)     [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  3.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

Ju  11.7/a :  3/149 

Chew,  William  D.,  jr.  Estate  of  William  Douglas  Chew,  jr.,  Carrie  Cole  Chew, 
mother  and  sole  heir,  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  opinion ;  docket  no. 
2531,  promulgated  June  2,  1944.  [1944.]  4  p.  ([Opinion]  117.)  [FromT.C. 
Reports,  v.  3.]    *  Paper,  5c.  Ju  11.7/a  :  3/117 

Coleman,  Horace  C.,  Trust.  Horace  C.  Coleman  Trust,  Pennsylvania  Company 
for  Insurance  on  Lives  and  Granting  Annuities,  Eleanor  B.  Klemm  and  Philip 
F.  Coleman,  trustees,  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue ;  Helen  W.  Coleman 
V.  [same],  opinion;  docket  nos.  1585-86,  promulgated  June  5,  1944.  [1944.] 
6  p.     ( [Opinion]  118.)      [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  3.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

Ju  11.7/a :  3/118 

Columbia  Title  Insurance  Company  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue ;  Real 
Estate  Title  Insurance  Company  v.  [same],  findings  of  fact  [and  opinion] ; 
docket  nos.  2211-12,  promulgated  July  17,  1944.  [1944.]  5  p.  ([Opinion] 
140.)      [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  3.]     *  Paper,  5c.  Ju  11.7/a  :  3/140 

Debs  Memorial  Radio  Fund,  Inc.  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  findings  of 
fact  [and  opinion]  ;  docket  no.  576,  promulgated  June  5,  1944.  [1944.]  15  p. 
( [Opinion]  119. )      [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  3.]     *  Paper,  5c.       Ju  11.7/a  :  3/119 

Doty,  Mrs.  Caroline  O.  Caroline  Gove  Doty  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue, 
findings  of  fact  [and  opinion]  ;  docket  no.  2274,  promulgated  June  19,  1944. 
[1944.]     5  p.     ([Opinion]  125.)      [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  3.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

Ju  11.7/a :  3/125 

Doyle,  Richard  S.  Richard  S.  Doyle  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  findings 
of  fact  [and  opinion]  ;  docket  no.  663,  promulgated  July  17,  1944.  [1944.] 
8  p.     ([Opinion]  139.)      [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  3.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

Ju  11.7/a :  3/139 

Fleming,  William.  William  Fleming  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue  [find- 
ings of  fact  and  opinion]  ;  docket  no.  109838,  promulgated  June  6,  1944.  [1944.] 
18  p.     ([Opinion]  121.)      [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  3.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

Ju  11.7/a :  3/121 

Flynn,  Michael,  Manufacturiyig  Co.  Michael  Flynn  Manufacturing  Company  v. 
commissioner  of  internal  revenue  [findings  of  fact  and  opinion]  ;  docket  no.  77, 
promulgated  June  1,  1944.  [1944.]  8  p.  ([Opinion]  116.)  [From  T.  C. 
Reports,  v.  3.]     *  Paper,  5c.  Ju  11.7/a :  3/116 

General  Aniline  &  Film  Corporation,  as  successor  to  Ozalid  Corporation,  v.  com- 
missioner of  internal  revenue,  opinion ;  docket  no.  1779,  promulgated  July  10, 
1944.     [1944.]    7  p.     ([Opinion]  135.)     [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  3.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

Ju  11.7/a :  3/135 

Chreen  Bay  Lumber  Company  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  opinion  ;  docket 
no.  1315,  promulgated  May  11,  1944.  [1944.]  8  p.  ([Opinion]  103.)  [From 
T.  C.  Reports,  v.  3.]     *  Paper,  5c.  Ju  11.7/a  :  3/103 

Ou.'itafson,  Charles  0.  Charles  G.  Gustafson  v.  commissioner  of  internal  I'evenue, 
opinion  ;  docket  no.  1769,  promulgated  June  13,  1944.  [1944.]  5  p.  ( [Opinion] 
123.)      [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  3.]     *  Paper,  5c.  Ju  11.7/a :  3/123 

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September  1944  1071 

Harter,  Mrs.  lioxe  M.  Estate  of  Rose  M.  Harter,  First-Central  Trust  Company, 
executor,  v.  commissioner  of  internal  i-evenue  [findings  of  fact  and  opinion]  ; 
docket  no.  1167,  promulgated  July  26,  1944.  [1944.]  10  p.  ([Opinion]  146.) 
[From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  3.]     *  Paper,  5c.  Ju  11.7/a  :  3/146 

Harwood,  Robert  W.  Estate  of  Robert  W.  Harwood,  Richardson  llarwood  and 
New  England  Trust  Company,  executors,  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue, 
opinion  ;  docket  no.  1855,  promulgated  July  18,  1944.  [1944.]  5  p.  ( [Opinion] 
141. )      [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  3.]     *  Paper,  5c.  Ju  11.7/a  :  3/141 

Insular  Sugar  Refining  Corporation  v.  commissioner  of  infernal  revenue  [findings 
of  fact  and  opinion]  ;  docket  no.  108871,  promulgated  May  31,  1944.  [1944.] 
8  p.     ([Opinion]  114.)      [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  3.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

Ju  11.7/a :  3/114 

Iversen,  Lorenz.  Lorenz  Iversen  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue  [findings  of 
fact  and  opinion]  ;  docket  nos.  98592,  100086,  103779,  108444,  promulgated  May 
9,  1944.  [1944.]  21  p.  ([Opinion]  99.)  [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  3.] 
*  Paper,  5c.  Ju  11.7/a  :  3/99 

Johnson,  J.  F.,  Ltonber  Co.  J.  F.  Johnson  Lumber  Company  v.  commissioner  of 
internal  revenue,  findings  of  fact  [and  opinion]  ;  docket  no.  3019,  promulgated 
July  27,  1944.  [1944.]  4  p.  ([Opinion]  147.)  [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  3.] 
♦Paper,  5c.  Ju  11.7/a:  3/147 

Johnston,  J.  D.,  jr.  J.  D.  Johnston,  jr.,  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue 
[findings  of  fact  and  opinion]  ;  docket  no.  109698,  promulgated  May  10,  1944. 
[1944.]     15  p.     ([Opinion]  101.)      [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  3.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

Ju  11.7/a :  3/101 

Jolson,  lAl.  Al  Jolson  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  findings  of  fact  [and 
opinion]  ;  docket  no.  2374,  promulgated  Aug.  3,  1944.  [1944.]  4  p.  ( [Opinion] 
151.)     [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  8.]     *  Paper,  5c.  Ju  11.7/a  :  3/151 

Knmin  Chevrolet  Company  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  findings  of  fact 
[and  opinion]  ;  docket  no.  371,  promulgated  July  10,  1944.  [1944.]  6  p. 
( [Opinion]  136.)      [From  T.  C  Reports,  v.  3.]     *  Paper,  5c.       Ju  11.7/a  :  3/130 

Liberty  Mirror  Works  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue  [findings  of  fact  and 
opinion]  ;  docket  no.  1531,  promulgated  June  20,  1944.  [1944.]  8  p.  ([Opin- 
ion] 126.)      [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  3.]     *  Paper,  5c.  Ju  11.7/a  :  3/126 

Lowenstein,  Benjamin.  Estate  of  Benjamin  Lowenstein,  Leo  Lowenstein  and 
Harry  Groedel,  executors,  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  opinion ;  docket 
nos.  111414,  104543,  promulgated  July  21,  1944.  [1944.]  10  p.  ([Opinion] 
144.)      [Fnmi  T.  C.  Reports,  V.  3.]     *  Paper,  5c.  J u  11.7/a  :  3/144 

McDermott,  Malcolm.  Malcolm  McDermott  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue, 
opinion:  docket  no.  124»,  promulgated  June  1,  1944.  [1944.]  4  p.  ([Opinion] 
115.)     [Fi-om  T.  C.  Reports,  V.  3.]     *  Paper,  5c.  Ju  11.7/a :  3/115 

Mason,  George  G.  George  G.  Mason  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  findings 
of  fact  [and  opinion]  ;  docket  no.  1573,  promulgated  July  17,  1944.  [1&44.] 
6  p.     ([Opinion]  138.)      [From  T.  C  Reports,  v.  3.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

Ju  11.7/a :  3/138 

Myers,  George  H.  George  Hewitt  Myers  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue, 
findings  of  fact  [and  opinion]  ;  docket  no.  1087,  promulgated  June  29,  1944. 
[1944.]     5  p.     ([Opinion]  130.)      [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  3.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

Ju  11.7/a :  3/130 

Ohio  Loan  &  Discount  Co.  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  opinion;  docket 
no.  1174,  promulgated  May  16,  1944.  [1944.]  4  p.  ([Opinion]  107.)  [From 
T.  C.  Reports,  v.  3.]     *  Paper,  5c.  Ju  11.7/a  :  3/107 

Pierce  Estates,  Incorporated,  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue ;  Pierce  Withers 
V.  [same]  ;  Louise  K.  Hutchins  v.  [same]  ;  J.  F.  Hutchins  v.  [same,  findings  of 
fact  and  opinion]  ;  docket  nos.  619,  2029,  2504,  2511-12,  promulgated  May  17, 
1944..  [1944.]  20  p.  ([Opinion]  109.)  [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  3.] 
*  Paper,  5c.  Ju  11.7/a :  3/109 

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1(J72  Government  Pubucatioxs 

Schcrer,  Robert  P.  Robert  P.  Scherer  v.  coiiiniissioner  of  inteiiml  revenue  [find- 
ings of  fact  and  opinion]  ;  docket  nos.  lOTlHO,  10982."),  809,  promulgated  May  10, 
1944.  [1944.]  24  p.  ([Opinion]  KK).)  [From  T.  C.  Keports,  v.  3.] 
♦  Paper,  5c.  Ju  11.7/a  :  3/10O 

8eeko)ik  Corporation.  George  T.  Williams,  transferee  of  Seekonk  Corporation, 
V.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  findings  of  fact  [and  opinion]  ;  docket 
no.  2172,  promulgated  June  19,  1944.  [1944.]  12  p.  ([Opinion]  124.)  [From 
T.  C.  Reports,  V.  3.]     *  Paper,  5c.  Ju  11.7/a :  3/124 

Sharp,  Mrs.  Madeleine  N.  Madeleine  N.  Sharp  v.  commissioner  of  internal  reve- 
nue, opinion;  docket  no.  11(V477,  promulgated  July  7,  1944.  [1944.]  6  p. 
([Opinion]  133.)     [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  3.]    *  Paper,  5c.         Ju  11.7/a  :  3/133 

{<!hatzcr,  Catharine  O.  Catharine  G.  Shatzer  v.  commissioner  of  internal  reve- 
nue, opinion  ;  docket  no.  4,  promulgated  May  19,  1944.  [1944.]  3  p.  ( [Opinion] 
112.)     [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  3.]     *  Paper,  5c.  Ju  11.7/a  :  3/112 

Small,  David.  David  Small  r.  commissioner  of  internal  i-evenue,  findings  of  fact 
[and  opinion]  ;  docket  no.  175,  promulgated  July  21,  1944.  [1944.]  10  p. 
( [Opinion]  145.)     [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  3.]     *  Paper,  5c         Ju  11.7/a  :  3/145 

Vni-Term  Stevedoring  Co.,  Inc.,  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  opinion ; 
docket  no.  1465,  promulgated  May  29,  1944.  [1944.]  5  p.  ([Opinion]  113.) 
[From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  3.]    *  Paper,  5c.  Ju  11.7/a  :  3/113 

Whitney  Chain  &  Mfg.  Company  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  findings 
of  fact  [and  opinion] ;  docket  no.  112621,  promulgated  July  19,  1944.  [1944.] 
12  p.     ([Opinion]  142.)     [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  3.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

Ju  11.7/a:  3/142 

Zukaitis,  Feliiv.  Felix  Zukaitis  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  findings  of 
fact  [and  opinion] ;  docket  no.  43,  promulgated  May  10,  1944.  [1944.]  11  p. 
( [Opinion]  102.)     [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  3.]     *  Paper,  5c.        Ju  11.7/a  :  3/102 

TENNESSEE  VALLEY  AUTHORITY 

Precipitation  in  Tennessee  River  Basin,  June  1944.     [1944.]     [2]+8-|-[13]   p. 
il.  4°    [Monthly.    Pi'ocessed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  38-32755  Y  3.T  25 :  14/944-6 

TREASURY  DEPARTMENT 

Bonds  of  officers.  Regulations  with  respect  to  renewal  of  bonds  approved  by 
Secretary  of  Treasury.  July  10,  1944.  2  p.  4°  (Department  circular  745; 
Fiscal  Service,  Accounts  Bureau,  Surety  Bonds  [Section].)     t  T  1.4/2:  745 

Bonds  of  United  States.  United  States  of  America,  2  percent  Treasury  bonds 
of  19.52-54.  July  5,  1944.  1  p.  4"  (Department  circular  741,  1st  amendment; 
Fiscal  Service,  Public  Debt  Bureau. )     t  T  1.4/2 :  741/amdt.l 

United  States  of  America,  2i/>  percent  Treasury  bonds  of  1965-70.     July 

5,  1944.     1  p.  4°     (Department  circular  740,  1st  amendment;  Fiscal  Service, 
Public  Debt  Bureau.)     t  T  1.4/2  :  740/amdt.l 

Finance.    Daily  statement  of  Treasury,  compiled  from  latest  proved  reports  from 
Treasury  oflBices  and  depositaries,  Aug.  1-31,  1944.     [1944.]     various  paging, 
narrow  f     [Daily  except  Sundays  and  holidays.]     t 
L.  C.  card  15-3303  T  1.5:  944 

Foreign  moneys.  Values  of  foreign  moneys,  July  1,  1944.  [1944.]  1  p.  large  8" 
(Department  circular  1;  Director  of  Mint.)  [Quarterly.  Code  of  Federal 
regulations,  title  31,  Money  and  finance,  chap.  1,  Monetary  offices,  pt.  129, 
Values  of  foreign  moneys.]     t    •  Item  1056  T  1.4/2 : 1/944-3 

Treasury  certificates.  United  States  of  America,  %  percent  Treasury  certificates 
of  indebtedness  of  series  E-19i5,  dated  and  bearing  interest  from  Aug.  1,  1944, 
due  Aug.  1,  1945.  July  20,  1944,  2  leaves,  4°  (Department  circular  746; 
Fiscal  Service,  Public  Debt  Bureau.)      [Processed.]     t  T  1.4/2: 746 

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September  1944  1073 

Trcatsuty  drci.sions  under  cnstdins,  rertain  internal  revenue,  narcotic  and  other 
laws,  including  decisions  of  Customs  Court  iind  Court  of  Customs  and  Patent 
Appeals,  V.  79,  no.  58-62 ;  Aug.  3-31,  1944.     [1944.]    various  paging.    [Weekly.] 
*  Paper,  10.  single  copy,  .$3.00  a  vr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $4.70. 
L.  C.  card  10-30490  T  1.11/2:  79/58-62 

FISCAL  SERVICE 

PITBLIC  DEBT   BUREAU 

Mo)ivi/.     Circulation  statement  of  United  States  money,  June  30,  1944.     [1944.] 
1  p.  oblong  8°     [Monthly.]     f      •  Item  1091 
L.  C.  card  10-21267  T  63.207  :  944/6 

TBEASUBEB  OF  UNITED  STATES 

Paper  money.  Monthly  statement,  paper  currency  of  each  denomination  out- 
standing June  30,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  oblong  12°    t     •  Item  1094 

T  63.307 :  944/6 

Same,  July  31,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  oblong  12°     t     •  Item  1094 

T  63.307 :  944/7 

INTERNAL  REVENUE  BUREAU 

Internal  i-evenue  bulletin.  1944,  no.  15  and  16 ;  Aug.  11  and  25, 1944.    1944.    v+46  p. 
and  v+24  p.     [Semimonthly.     Include  Rulings  11814-836.]      •  Item  1098 
L.  C.  card  22-26051  T  22.23/1 :  944/15.16 

Note. — The  Internal  revenue  bulletin  service  for  1944  will  consist  of  semimonthly 
bulletins  and  an  annual  cumulative  bulletin.  The  semimonthly  bulletins  will  contain  the 
rulings  and  decisions  to  be  made  public  and  all  Treasury  Department  decisions  (known 
as  Treasury  decisions)  pertaining  to  internal  revenue  matters.  The  annual  cumulative 
bulletin  will  contain  all  rulings  and  decisions  (including  Treasury  decisions)  published 
during  the  previous  12  months.  The  complete  bulletin  service  may  be  obtained  on  a 
subscription  basis,  from  the  Superintendent  of  Documents,  Government  Printing  Office, 
Washington  25,  D.  C,  10c.  single  copy,  $2.50  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription  $3.75. 

Internal  reiyenue  collection  districts;  corrected  to  July  1,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  f 
•    [Processed.]     f  T  22.6  :  941/corr.-5 

NARCOTICS  BUREAU 

Opium  poppy  and  other  poppies  [with  lists  of  references ;  prepared  by  Charles  C. 
Fulton].     1944.    v+85  p.     $     •  Item  1109 
L.  C.  ca  rd  44^1328  T  56.2 :  Op  3 

PROCUREMENT  DIVISION 

FEDERAI.  STANDARD  STOCK  CATALOG  DIVISION 

Note. — In  the  list  below,  some  of  the  Amendments,  dated  after  Oct.  10,  1033,  are  for 
specifications  issued  by  the  Federal  Standard  Stock  Catalog  Board  (now  Federal  Standard 
Stock  Catalog  Division)  while  it  was  under  the  Budget  Bureau,  and  for  these,  the  old 
classification  T  51.7/8  :  is  retained  in  order  that  they  may  be  filed  with  the  publications 
to  which  they  belong.  The  following  publications  are  issued  with  perforations  for  insertion 
in  binders.      •  Item  1116 

Government  .supplies.  Federal  standard  stock  catalog:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  speci- 
fication for  bags,  politzer ;  June  16.  1944.  [1944.]  5  p.  12"  (ZZ-B-71b.)  [Su- 
persedes Fed.  spec.  ZZ-B-71a,  May  2,  1933.]     *Paper.  5c.       T  58.10/3  :  ZZ^B-71b 

Same:  sec.  4.  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  bandages,  gauze,  roller,  plain, 

amdt.  2  ;  June  8,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  12°  (DDD-B-61a  [amdt.  2].)  [Supersedes 
Amendment  1,  Feb.  16,  1942,  and  Emergency  alternate  E-DDD-B-61a,  Julv  5, 
1943.]     t  T  58.10/3 :  DDD-B-61a/amdt.2 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  belting,  round,  leather,  vege- 
table-tanned, smooth ;  May  27,  1944.  [1944.]  6  p.  12°  (KK-B-211a.)  [Super- 
sedes Fed.  spec.  KK-B-211,  Sept.  9,  1939.]     *Paper,  5c.     T  58.10/3  :  KK-B-211a 

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1074  Government  Pttbijcations 

Oovernment  supplies — Continued. 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  bottles,  hot-water,  cloth- 
inserted ;  June  16,  1944.  [1944.]  6  p.  12»  (ZZ-B-581a.)  [Supersedes  Fed. 
spec.  ZZ-B-r.81,  Apr.  29,  1930,  and  Emergency  alternate  E-ZZ-B-5S1.  Apr.  17, 
1943.]     *Paper,  5c.  T  58.10/3  :  ZZ-B-581a 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  brushes,  marking,  amdt.  1 ; 

July  13,  1944.  1944.  1  p.  12°  (H-B-.371  [amdt.  1].)  [Supersedes  Emergency 
alternate  Fed.  spec.  E-H-B-371,  Feb.  17,  1942.]     t       T  51.7/8  :  H-B-371/amdt.l 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  calcium  carbide,  amdt.  8; 

June  28,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  12°  (0-C-lOl  [amdt.  3].)  [Supersedes  Amend- 
ment 2,  Mar.  17,  1944.]     t  T  51.7/8  :  O-C-lOl/amdt.3 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  cans,  safety   (for  gasoline, 

naphtha,  etc.).  amdt.  1 ;  June  28,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  12°  (RR-C-92  [amdt.  1].) 
[Supersedes  Emergency  alternate  Fed.  spec.  E-RR-C-92,  Sept.  15,  1942.]     t 

T  5S.10/3 :  RR-C-92/amdt.l 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  cans,  waste,  sanitary,  foot- 
operated,  amdt.  1 ;  July  13, 1944.     [1944.]      [2]  p.  12°    (RR-C-121  [amdt.  1].)     t 

T  58.10/3 :  RR-C-121/amdt.l 

— ■ —  Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  capsules  (empty),  gelatin, 
pharmaceutical,  amdt.  1 ;  June  3,  1944.    1944.    1  p.  12°    (U-C-115  [amdt.  1].)    t 

T  58.10/3 :  U-C-115/amdt.l 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  cases,  brief,  leather,  amdt.  1 ; 

June  16,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  12°  (KK-C-121a  [amdt.  1].)  [Supersedes  Emer- 
gency alternate  Fed.  spec.  E-KK-C-121a,  July  30.  1943.]     t 

T  58.10/3 :  KK-C-121a/amdt.l 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  cement,  rubber  (artists'  and 

photographers'  and  cold-patching),  amdt.  1;  June  28,  1944.  1944.  1  p.  12° 
(ZZ-C-191a  [amdt.  1].)     t  T  58.10/3  :  ZZ-C-191a/amdt.l 

Same :  sec.  4.  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  cloth,  wire,  screen,  amdt.  3 ; 

June  16.  1944.  [1944.]  [2 J  p.  12°  (RR-C-451a  [amdt.  3].)  [Supersedes 
Amendment  2,  Jan.  7,  1944.]     f  T  58.10/3 :  RR-C--451a/amdt.3 

Same :  sec.  4.  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  cloths,  wiping,  cotton,  mixed- 
colored  and  white,  sterilized  (for  machinei-y),  amdt.  2;  June  8,  1944.  [1944.] 
2  p.  12°  (DDD-C-503a  [amdt.  2].)  [Supersedes  Amendment  X.  May  26, 
1943.]     t  T  58.10/3  :  DDD-C-503a/amdt.2 

Same :  sec.  4.  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  cups,  sputum,  paper,  amdt.  1 ; 

June  8,  1944.  1944.  1  p.  12°  (UU-C-821a  [amdt.  1].)  [Supersedes  Emer- 
gency alternate  Fed.  spec.  'E'-UU-C-821a,  June  23.  1942.]     t 

T  58.10/3 :  UU-C-S21a/amdt.l 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  diathermy-apparatus,  short- 
wave, amdt.  2 ;  June  16.  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  12°  (W-D-286  [amdt.  2].)  [Su- 
persedes Amendment  1,  Dec.  23,  1943.]     t  T  58.10/3 :  W-D-286/amdt.2 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  folders,  file   (calendered). 

vertical;  June  28,  1944.  [1944.]  4  p.  12°  (UU-F-571c.)  [Supersedes  Fed. 
spec.  UU-F-571b.  Apr.  4,  1939,  and  Emergency  alternate  E-UU-F-571b.  Mar. 
17,1943.]     *  Paper,  5c.  T  58.10/3  :  UU-F-571c 

Same:  sec.  4.  pt.  5.  Federal  specification  for  frames,  hack-saw.  amdt.  2; 

June  8,  1944.  [1944]  4  p.  12f  (GGG-F-671  [amdt.  2].)  [Supersedes 
Amendment  1,  Sept.  5,  1942  and  Emergency  alternate  E-GGG-F-671,  Apr.  17. 
1943.]     t  T  51.7/8 :  GGG}-F-671/amdt.2 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  goggles,  eyecup,  protective, 

impact-resisting  (chippers',  grinders',  etc.)  ;  July  13.  1944.  [1944.]  11  p.  il. 
12°  (GGG-G-501b.)  [Supersedes  Fed.  spec.  GGG-G-501a.  .Tan.  17,  1942.] 
*  Paper,  5c.  T  58.10/3  :  GGG-G-501b 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  goggles,  eyecup  protective. 

(welders)  ;  June  28,  1»44.  [1944.]  13  p.  il.  12°  (GGG-G-511a.)  [Super- 
sedes Fed.  spec.  GGG-G-511,  Mar.  28,  1938.]     ♦  Paper,  5c. 

T  58.10/3 :  GGG-G-511a 

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September  1944  1075 

Government  supplies — Continued. 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5.  Federal  specification  for  handles,  mop,  amdt.  4 ;  May  27, 

1944.  [1944.]  3  p.  12"  (NN-H-lOl  [amdt.  4].)  [Supersedes  Amendment  3, 
Sept.  25,  1937,  and  Emergency  alternate  E-NN-H-101,  .luly  12,  1943.]     t 

T  58.10/3 :  NN-H-lOl/amdt.4 

■     Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  hooks,  bush  (brush)  ;  June  8, 

1944.     [1944.]     7  p.  il.  12°     (GGG-H-601.)      *  Paper,  5c. 

T  58.10/3 :  GGG-H-601 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  hose,  fire,  cotton,  rubbeiMined, 

amdt.  2;  May  27,  1944.  [1944.]  4  p.  12°  (ZZ-H-451a  [aimdt.  2].)  [Super- 
sedes Amendment  1,  Mar.  15,  1944.]     f  T  58.10/3  :  ZZ-H-451a/amdt. 2 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  irons,  soldering,  electric,  amdt. 

1;  July  13,  1944.     1944.     1  p.  12°     (AV-I-681a  [amdt.  1].)     t 

T  58.10/3 :  W-I-681a/amdt.l 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  lanterns,  oil-burning,  hand, 

globe,  amdt.  1;  June  28,  1944.  [1944.]  4  p.  12°  (RR-L-112  [amdt.  1].) 
[Supersedes  Emergency  alternate  Fed.  spec.  E-KR-I^112,  Mar.  27,  1942.]     t 

T  58.10/3 :  RR-L-112/amdt.l 

Sajne:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  motors,  alternating-current. 

fractional-horsepower,    single-phase   and    universal,    amdt.    1 ;    June   8,    1944. 

.  [1944.]  3  p.  12°  (CC-M-636  [amdt.  1].)  [Supersedes  Emergency  alternate 
Fed.  spec.  E-CC-M-636,  Nov.  3,  1942.]     t  T  58.10/3  :  CC-M-636/amdt.l 

Same :  sec.  4.  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  overshoes,  rubber,  amdt.  2 ; 

June  8,  1944.  [1944.1  4  p.  12°  (ZZ-0-841  [amdt.  2].)  [Supersedes  Amend- 
ment 1,  Dec.  23,  1943.]     f  T  58.10/3 :  ZZ-0-841/amdt.2 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  salt,  table  and  tablets ;  June  8, 

1944.  [1944.]  7  p.  12°  (SS-S-31b.)  [Supersedes  Fed.  spec.  SS-S-31a,  Feb. 
8,  1943.]     *Paper,  5c.  T  58.10/3 :  SS-S-31b 

— —  Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  scythes  and  snaths ;  July  13, 
1944.     [1944.]     10  p.  il.  12°     (GGG-S-186.)     *  Paper,  5c. 

T  58.10/3 :  GGG-S-186 

■ Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  soap-powder,  ajmdt.  2 ;  June 

8,  1944.  [1944.]  3  p.  12°  (P-S-606a  [iimdt.  2].)  [Supersedes  Amendment 
1,  Apr.  14,  1943.]     t  T  58.10/3  :  P-S-606  a/amdt.2 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  solder,  silver ;  June  3,  1944. 

[1944.]  6  p.  12°  (QQ-S-561d.)  [Supersedes  Fed.  spec.  QQ-S-561c,  Jan.  20, 
1942.]     *  Paper.  5c.  T  58.10/3  :  QQ-S-5Gld 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  support,  laboratory-apparatus  ; 

June  3,  1944.     [1944.]     5  p.  12°     (GG-S-801.)     *  Paper,  5c. 

T  58.10/3 :  GG-S-801 

•    Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  tags,  shipping  and  stock,  amdt. 

3;  June  16,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  12°  (UU-T-81b  [amdt.  3].)  [Supersedes 
-Amendment  2,  Sept.  23,  1943.]     t  T  58.10/3  :  UU-T-81b/amdt.3 

■ Same:  .sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  yellow-iron-oxide,  hydrated, 

synthetic,  dry  (paint  pigment),  amdt.  1;  May  27,  1944.  1944.  1  p.  12°  .  (TT- 
Y-216  [amdt.  1] . )     f  T  58.10/3  :  TT-Y-216/amdt.l 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  1945  supplement  to  Federal  specification  for  lamps, 

electric,  incandescent,  miniature,  tungsten-filament.  [1944.]  7  p.  12°  (W-L- 
111b,  1945  supplement.)  [This  supplement  covers  the  period  Sept.  1,  1944-Aug. 
31,1945.]     *  Paper,  5c.  T  58.10/3  :  W-Lr-lllb/945  supp. 

Supplement  32-35  to  Index  of  Federal  specifications  revised  Dec.  1,  1943 ; 

July  25-Aug.  11,  1944.     [1944.]     rE'ach  1  p.  4°     [Proces.sed.]     t 

T  58.10/3 :  ind/943-2/supp.3a-35 

RESEARCH  AND  STATISTICS  DIVISION 

Bonds  of  United  States.  Prices  and  yields  of  public  marketable  securities  issued 
by  United  States  Government  and  by  Federal  agencies,  June  1944.  [1944.] 
7p.  £»     [Monthly.]     t     •  Item  1120  T  62.7: 944/6 

•    Sent  to  Depository  Libraries 


1076  Government  Pubijcations 

WAR  FINANCE  DIVISION 

Minute  man.     Minute  man.  v.  3.  no.  24 ;  Aug.  1,  1044.     [1944.]     16  p.  il.  4°     [Semi- 
monthly.]    t     •  T  66.7:  3/24 

Same,  v.  4,  no.  1;  Aug.  15,   1944.     [1944.]     16  p.  il.  4°     [Semimonthlv.] 

t     •  T  66.7 :  4/1 

Posttrs.     Keep  'em  rolling!  with  payroll  savings;  [poster].     1944.     14X10  in.     t 

T  66.8 :  P  29/3 

VETERANS  ADMINISTRATION 

Decifiions.     Administrator's  decision.  Veterans  Administration,  no.  573-583 ;  Aug. 
3-31.  1944.     [1944.]     various  paging,  4°     [Processed.]         %       VA  1.8 :  573-583 

Medical  huUeiin  of  Veterans  Administration,  v.  21,  no.  1,  July  1944 ;  Martin  Cooley, 
editor.     1944.     vii+1-126  p.     [Quarterly.]     *  Paper,  15c.   single  copy,  50c.  a 
yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  75c.     •  Item  1127 
L.  C.  card  25-26672  VA  1.9 :  21/1 

WAR  DEPARTMENT 

Army  regulation-'^. 

Note.- — Army  regulations  are  administrative  regnlationa  for  the  military  service  and 
are  issued  in  pamphlet  form  for  insertion  in  loose-leaf  binders.      •  Item  1129 
1—15.       Army  refrulations  :  General  provisions;  Aug.  9,  1944.      [1944.]      2  p.      [Super- 
sedes AR  1-15.  Dec.  12,  1927,  including  Changes  1-3,  Oct.  15,   1934-Sept. 
10.1942.]      •  Paper,   5c.  W  1.6  :  1-15/3 

20-10.       Inspector  Generals  Department :  Inspections,  Changes  1  ;  Julv  28.  1944.     [1944.] 
2  p.      *  Paper.  5c.  W  1.6  :  20-10/9/ch.l 

30-1840.  Quartermaster  Corps:  National  cemeteries.  Changes  2;  Aug.  4,  1944.      [1944.] 
2  p.      [Supersedes  AR  30-1840,  Changes  1,  Oct.  24,  1942.]      ♦  Paper,  5c. 

W  1.6  :  30-1840/4/ch.2 
30—2720.   Same :    Typewriters   and   similar   office    labor-saving  devices ;    Aug.    12.    1944. 
[1944.]      2  p.      [Supersedes  AR  30-2720,  Sept.  16,  1929,  including  Changes 
1,  Oct.  24,  1942,  and  sec.  6,  Circular  122,  1943.]      *  Paper.  5c. 

W 1.6  : 30-2720/5 

35—860.     Finance    Department :    Fiscal    features    of   reimbursement    between    services ; 

.Inly   15,    1944.      [1944.]      4   p.      [Supersedes  AR   35-860,   .Tan.   22,    1944.] 

*  Paper.   5c.  W  1.6  :  35-860/8 
35—1480.   Same  :  Aviation  pav,  officers,  warrant  officers,  and  enlisted  personnel,  Changes 

4;  Aug.  12,  1944.      [1944.]      2  p.      [Supersedes  AR  35-1480.  Changes  1-3. 

Aug.  26,  1943-:Mar.  16,  1944.]      *  Paper.  5c.  W  1.6  :  35-1480/5/ch.4 

35-1640.   Same:  Pay  of  officers,  rates.  Changes  2:  Aug.  4,  1944.     1944.     1  p.      [Super- 
sedes AR  35-1640,  Changes  1,  July  29,  1943.]      *  Paper,  5c. 

W  1.6  :  35-1640/6/ch.2 
35-2600.   Same  :  Soldiers'  deposits,  Changes  1  ;  July  ITS,  1944.     1944.     1  p.      »  Paper.  5c. 

W  1.6  :  35-2600/6/ch.l 
35—5020.   Same :    Vouchers   for    travel    of    military    personnel   and    civilian    volunteers, 

Changes  3;  Julv  26,  1944.      [1944.]      2  p.     *  Paper,   5c. 

W  1.6  :  35-5020/6/ch.3 
35-5020.   Same:  Changes  4;  Aug.  15,  1944.      [1944.]      2  p.      [Supersedes  AR  35-5020. 

Chani.'es   3.   July   26.    1944.]      *  Paper.   5c.  W  1.6  :  35-5020/6/ch.4 

33-5540.   Same  :  Family  allowances,  enlisted  men,  Changes  2  ;  July  29,  1944.      [1944.] 

2  p.      *  Paper,  5c.  W  1.6  :  35-5540/4/ch.2 

35-6040.  Same  :  Pavm<>nts  under  contracts,  formal  and  informal.  Changes  3  :  July  18. 

1944.      [1944.]      2  p.      [Supersedes  AR  35-6040,  Changes  2,  May  13.  1944.] 

*  Paper.  5c.  W  1.0  :  35-6040/5/ch.3 
35-6740.   Same:   Auditing  property  accounts;   July  25.   1944.      [1944.]      4   p.      [Super- 
sedes  AR   3.-.-6740,   Julv   31,    1942,   including  Changes   1.   Jan.   20.    1943.] 

•  Paper.    5c.  W  1.6  :  35-6740/4 
40-75.        .Medical  Department:  Ambulances,  general  provisions;  July  24.  1944.      [1944.] 

2  p.      [Supersedes  AR  40-75,  Mar.  10,  1944,  and  sec.  1,  Circular  356.  1942.] 

•  Paper,  5c.  —  W  1.6  :  40-75/3 
40-1010.   Same:  Dental  reports,  returns,  and  records,  Changes  2;  .Tuly  29,  1944.      1944. 

1  p.      [Supersedes  AR  40-1010,  Changes  1,  Jan.  21,  1944.]      *  Paper,  5c. 

W  1.6  :  40-1010/3/ch,2 
40-1705.   Same  :  Medical  supplies.  Changes  2  ;  July  29,  1944,     1944.     1  p.      [Supersedes 
AR  40-1705,  Chivnges  1,  Oct.  5,  1943.]      •  Paper,  5c. 

W 1.6  :  40-1705/3/ch.2 

55-110.     Transportation   Corps:   Transportation   requests.   Changes  6;   Aug.   15,    1944. 

[1944.]      2   p.      [Supersedes   AR   55-110,    Changes   5,    June   2!).    1944.    and 

sec.  5,  Circular  302,  1943.]      *  Paper,  5c.  W  1.6  :  55-110/ch.6 

55-150.     Same  :  Bills  of  lading.  Changes  2  ;  July  31,  1944.     1944.     1  p.      *  Paper,  5c. 

W  1.6  :  55-150/2/ch.2 

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September  1944 


1077 


Army  regulations — Continued. 

55-360.  Same:  Trnnsport  rnrlio  service,  Chnnpea  3:  Aiic.  11,  1944.  1044.  1  p. 
[Supersedes  AR  55-3G0,  Changes  2,  July  14,  1944.]      ^P^Pirgf^^CO/ch  3 

55-370.  Same  :  Flags,  honors,  and  salutes  on  Army  transports.  Changes  1  ;  Aug.  14, 
1944.     1944.     1  p.     ♦  Paper,  5c.  W  1.6  :  55-3*  0/ch.l 

65-510.  Same:  IIari)or  Boat  Servic,  Chanires  3:  Aug.  15.  1044.  [1944.]  2  p.  [Su- 
persedes AR  55-510,  Changes  1  and  2.  Jan.  6  and  Oct.  30.  1943.  and  vnrioug 
sections  of  certain  circulars.]      ♦  Paper,  5c.  W  1.6  :  5ij-510/ph.3 

90^150.  Coast  Artillery  Corps  :  Army  mine  planters,  general,  Changes  3  :  Aug.  1j.  1944. 
[1944.]  2  i),  [Supersedes  AK  90-150,  Changes  2,  Nov.  11.  19t:^.]  *  Paper, 
5c  f       I      1  W  1.6:9()-150/4/ch.3 

100-20.  Corps  of  Engineers:  Fortifications;  July  21.  1944.  [1944.]  15  p.  [Super- 
sedes AR  100-20,  Sept.  18,  1942,  including  Changes  1  and  2,  Jan.  23  and 
Mar.  8,  1943,  and  Changes  4  and  5,  June  9  and  28,  1943.]      •  Pai>er.  5c. 

W  1.6  : 100-20/7 

105-15.  Signal  Corps:  Signal  communication,  general.  Changes  2:  Aug.  15.  1944. 
1944.  1  p.  [Supersedes  AR  105-15,  Changes  1,  June  11,  194."^.]  *  Paper, 
5c.  f       I      ^  W  1.6:  10.-j-15/4/ch.2 

210-50.  Posts,  camps,  and  stations:  Nonappropriated  funds,  Clianges  1  :  Aug.  11,  1944. 
1944.     1  p.     'Paper,  5c.  W  1.0  :  210-50/6/ch.l 

300-15.  Mapping  and  charting.  Changes  4;  July  19,  1944.  [1944.]  3  p.  [Super- 
sedes AR  300-15,  Changes  1-3,  Dec.  29.  1942-July  29.  104.H.]      *  Pnper.  5c. 

W  1.0  :  300-15/2/ch.4 

345-5.  Armv  personnel  system  :  Personnel  management,  personnel  records  :  Aug.  5, 
1944.  [1944.]  16  p.  ( Siii)ersedes  AR  345-5.  Apr.  15,  1942.  including: 
Changes  1-3,  Nov.  19,  1942-Nov.  27,  1943,  and  Circular  5,  1944.]  *  Paper, 
5c.  W  l.r,  :  345-5/S 

345-105.  Military  records  :  Historical  records  and  histories  of  organizations.  Changes  4  ; 
Aug.' 10,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  [Supersedes  AR  345-]()5.  Clianges  1.  Nov. 
22,  1930,  Changes  3,  Mar.  9,  1943,  and  sec,  2,  Circular  146.  1941.]  *  Paper, 
5c.  W  1.6  :  345-105/3/ch.4 

345-155.  Same:  Preparation  of  Arniv  pay  rolls,  partial  payment  vouchers,  and  model 
remarks,  Changes  11:  JuW  29,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  [Supersedes  AR  345- 
155,  Changes  0,  Dec.  3,  1943.]      »  Paper,  5c.  \V  1.6  :  345-155/4/ch.ll 

345-470.  Same:  Discliarge  certificate.  Changes  5;  July  27.  1944.  [1944.]  3  p.  [Su- 
persedes AR  345-470,  Changes  2-4,  Mar.  24,  1939-Dec.  i7,  1943.]  *  Paper, 
5c.  W  1.6  :  345-470/8/ch.5 

600-30.  Personnel  :  Honors  to  persons.  Changes  2  ;  Aug.  14,  1944.  1944.  1  p.  [Super- 
sedes AR  600-30,  Changes  1,  Oct.  26,   1936.]      *  Paper.  5c. 

W  1.6  :  600-30/3/ch.2 

600-35.     Same:  Prescribed  service  uniform,  Changes  1;  July  29,  1944.      [1944.]     2  p. 

•  Paper,  5c.  W  1.0  :  600-35/5/ch.l 
600-39.     Same :    Prescribed    service    uniform.    Women's    Army    Corps ;    Aug.    4,    1944. 

[1944.]      14  p.  il.      [Supersedes  AR  600-39,  Jan.  5,  1944,  and  various  sec- 
tions of  certain  circulars.]      *  Paper,  5e.  W  1.6  :  60O-39/2 
600—40.     Same:  Wearing  of  service  uniform.  Changes  1;  Aug.  11,  1944.      [1944.]     2  p. 

•  Paper,  5c.  W  1.0  :  600-40/0/ch.l 
600—90.     Same :    Manufacture,    sale,    possession,    and   wearing   of   decorations,    medals, 

lapel  buttons,  bars,  badges,  service  ribbons,  and  insignia.  Clianvres  1  :  Aug. 

10.    1944.      1944.      1    p.      »  Paper.    5c.  W  1.6  :  600-90/6/ch.l 

600-375.   Same:  Prisoners,  general  provisions.  Changes  5;  Aug.  11.  1944.     1944.     1  p. 

♦Paper,  5c.  W  1.6  :  600-375/5/ch.5 

605-12.     Commissioned    officers :    Temporary    promotions    in    Army    of    United    States, 

Changes  1  ;  July  24,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  *  Paper.  5c.  W  1.6  :  6()5-12/ch.l 
605-115.   Same  :  Leaves  of  absence  and  delays.  Changes  1  ;  Aug.  8.  1944.     1944.     1  p. 

♦  Paper,  5c.  W  1.6  :  605-1 15/7/ch.l 
605-230.   Same:    Reclassification,   Changes    3;    Aug.   7.    1944.      [1944.]      4    p.      [Super- 
sedes AR   605-230,  Changes  2,  Feb.  5,   1944.]      *  Paper,    5c. 

W  1.6  :  605-230/7/ch.3 
615—5  Enlisted  men  :  Appointment  and  reduction  of  noncommissioned  officers  and 
privates,  1st  class.  Changes  3;  Aug.  8,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  [Supersedes 
AR  615-5,  Changes  2,  May  10,  1944,  and  various  sections  of  certain  cir- 
culars.] *  Paper,  5c.  W  1.6  :  615-5/4/ch.3 
616-300.  Same :  Absence  without  leave  and  desertion,  Changes  3 ;  July  22,  1944. 
[1944.]      3    p.      [Supersedes    AR    615-300,    Changes    2,    June    26,    1944.] 

*  Paper,  5c.  W  1.6  :  015-300/8/ch.3 
616-360.  Same:   Discharge,   release  from   active  duty;   July   20,    1944.      [1944.]      8   p. 

[Supersedes  sec.   1,  AR  615-360,   May  25,  1944.]      •  Paper,  5c. 

W  1.6:  615-360/7 

616-364.  Same  :  Discharge,  dishonorable  ;  Aug.  10,  1944.  1944.  1  p.  [Supersedes  sec. 
12,  AR  61.5-360,  May  25,  194+.]      •  Paper,  5c.  W  1.6  :  615-364 

616-367.  Same:  Discharge,  writ  of  habeas  corpus:  Aug.  10,  1944.  1944.  1  p.  [Super- 
sedes see.  11,  AR  615-360,  May  25,  1944.]      *  Paper,  5c.         W  1.6:  61,')-367 

616-368.  Same  :  Discharge,  undesirable  habits  or  traits  of  character  ;  July  20,  1944. 
[1944.]  3  p.  [Tliis  pamphlet,  together  with  AR  615-369,  July  20.  1944, 
supersedes  sec.  8,  AR  615-360,  May  25,  1944.]      •  Paper,  5c.    W  1.6  :  61.5-308 

615—369.  Same :  Discharge,  inaptness,  lack  of  required  degree  of  adaptability,  or 
enuresis;  July  20,  1944.  [1944.]  4  p.  [This  pamphlet,  together  with 
AJR  615-368,  July  20,  1944,  supersedes  sec.  8,  AR  615-360,  May  25.  1944.] 

*  Paper,  5c.  W  1.6  :  615-369 

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608168 — 44 — No.  596 7 


\(yj^  Government  Pdbijcations 

Arniif  re(/ulations—Cont\in\ea. 

iil-i-riOO    Same-  Keccntion  and  processing  of  men  inducted  or  enlisted  ;  Aug.  10,  1944. 

mo  OOU.   banie     Ketti_^^  [Supersedes  AR  615-500.  Sept.  1,  1942    inc  uding  Changes 

1-8    Nov.  2.  1942-Nov.  15,  1943,  and  various  sections  of  certain  circulars 

•  Paner    10c  W  l.o  :  olo— ouu/<s 

T'JO-IO      Range   regulations   for   firing   ammunition   for    training   and   target   practice, 

.      '•'"'"•  ClWes4;Aug.  10,  1944.     1944.     1  p.      *  P'^P"'  %  ^.^ :  750-10/3/cb.4 

850-300.  Miscelhine^^^^^^^ 

Bullcthi  17-li);  Aug.  12-26,  1944.  [1&44.]  Each  2  p.  tl^suoa  with  perfora- 
tions.]     t  Wl.rf.  J44/l(-iy 

ChristnMS  mail  regulations  for  overseas  Army  personnel;  July  12,  1944  [1^4.] 
[4]  p.     (Pamphlet  12-7.)     t     •  Item  1131  W1.43.1^( 

Circular  317-346,  July  31-Aug.  24,  1944.  [1944.]  various  Paging.  [J^;^"^^  with 
perforations.]     t  \\  i..^/^  .y-i^/.^n  o-±xi 

Contractors  guide,  suggestions  to  war  contractors  as  to  methods  "^^.-^^d  prepara- 
tion for  contract  terminations  applying  to  fixed-pnce  siu)ply  eonti  acts  of  War 
Department.     [1944.]     cover  title,  30+ [18]  p.  H.  4°     ^^^^^P^^^^  ^^.^^3  .^^2 

Educati07i  manuals.  Education  manual :  Can  war  i^^'^'^fge^^^e  made  to  work? 
[with  some  ideas  for  a  library  shelf  on  war  marriages].  [1944.]  cover  title 
r*>l-l-30  D  il  1^"  (EM30,  G  I  round-table  series.)  [Copyright  1944  bj 
AmSican  Historical  Association.  Text  on  p.  2  and  3  of  cover.]  t  •  Item 
1131  Wl.oo.rfO 

Same :  Do  you  want  your  wife  to  work  after  the  war ?  [with  A  few  sugges- 
tions for  further  reading].  [1944.]  cover  title,  [2]-f40  p.  il.  12  (EM-31, 
G  I  round  table  series.)  [Copyright  1944  by  American  Histonc^U  Association. 
Text  and  another  illustration  on  p.  2  and  3  of  cover.]     $     •  Item  11^1^^ .  ^^ 

gome-  Guide  for  discussion  leaders  [with  discussion  leader.ship  bibliog- 
raphy [1944]  cover  title,  [2] -+-38  p.  il.  12°  (EM-1,  G  I  round-tab  e.) 
Copyright  1^4  by  American  Historical  Association.  Text  and  another^  illus- 
tration on  p.  2  and  4  of  cover.]     t     •  Item  1131  VV  l.^ .  i 

Same-  Will  French  Republic  live  again?     [1944.]     cover  title,  [2]  -f  43  p. 

11  12°  TbM40,  G  I  roundtable  series.)  [Copyright  1944  by  American  Historical 
Association.     Text  on  p.  2  of  cover.]     $     •  Item  1131.  W  1.55  .  W 

Employee  services.  Planning  employee  services  twith  reference  material  for 
those  encaged  in  group  activities  and  community  services] .  [19^-j  coyer  title, 
13?+  19  P  4°  ( Civilian  personnel  pamphlet  7. )  [Processed.  This  pamphlet  is 
a  sijplement  to  Civilian  personnel  pamphlet  3,  Increased  individual  produc- 
tion through  effective  employee  relations.]     %  >y  i.o(  .  < 

Exit  intervicic,  aid  in  control  of  personnel  turnover.  [1944.]  cover  title,  p.  3-16 
4«     (Civilian  ^rsonnel  pamphlet  9.)     [Processed.     Text  on  p.  2  of  cove^r_]^  _  t 

Field  manuals.    Adjutant  general's  field  manual:  Army  Postal  Service,  Change.^ 
'TaU  5.  1944.     11944.]     16  p.  16°     (FM  12-105  tcbang^s^4]^)  ^^^P^per^,^^^^^^ 

xT^o.,:.  TfioiH  mn minis  consist  of  a  series  of  pamphlets  containing  training  and  refer- 
encTSairfndln't'ruSn^re'atlv  "to  the  tactics  aLl  technique  involved  in  the  employ- 
ment of  the  arms  and  services  of  the  Army.      •  Item  1130. 

Basic  field  manual:  List  of  publications  for  training,  Changes  6;  Aug.  1, 

1944.     [1944.]     96  p.  16°     (FM  21-6  [changes]  6.)     *  ^^P^^^ ^^3 :  21-6/8/ch.6 

Same:  Signal  communication,  Changes  6;  Aug.  3.  1944.     [1944.]     12  p.  il. 

16°  (FM  24-5  [changes]  6.)  [Supersedes  sec.  1,  Training  circular  107,  194^.] 
*  Paper,  5c.  ^^  ^"^ •  ^*-»/^/cn.o 

Same  •  Thompson  submachine  gun,  caliber  .45.  M1928A1,  Changes  4 ;  Aug. 

6,1944.     [1944.]     2  p.  16°     (FM  23-40  [changes]  4.)     *  ^^P^^Jg^.  23_4o/2/ch.4 

•     Sent  to  Depository  Libraries 


SEPTEIVrBER  1944  1079 

Field  manuals — Continued. 

Field  artillery  field  manual :  Service  of  the  piece,  155-mm  gun  Ml,  Changes 

3;  July  24,  lf«4.     [1944.]     8  p.  KT     (FM  6-90  [changes]  3.)     *  Paper,  5c. 

W  1.3:3 :  G-90/ch.3 

Field  manual :  Field  artillery  forward  observation ;  Aug,  10,  1944     1944 

iii  +  71  p.  il.  IG"     (FM  6-135.)     *  Paper,  15c.  W  1.33  :  6-135 

Same:  Field  service  regulations  administration,  Changes  3:  July  28,  1944 

(1944.]     3  p.  16"     (FM  100-10  [changes]  3.)     *  Paper,  5c. 

W 1.33 :  100-10/2/ch.3 

Same:  Tactical  employment  tank  destroyer  unit;  Julv  IS.  1944.     1944    [4] 

+  332  p.  il.  Kr     (FM  18-5.)      [Supersedes  FM  18-5,  June  16,  1942  and  Training 
circular  88,  1943.  J     *  Paper,  20c.  W  1.33  :  18-5/2 

General  court-martial  orders  93-226,  228-249,  251-258,  263-298;  Mar.  3- June  17 
1944.  [Fort  Bel  voir,  Va.,  Mar.  18-July  24,  1944.]  various  paging.  [Issued 
with  perforations.]     %  W  1.51 :  944/93,  etc. 

GCTjeraZ  order*  59-69;  July  28-Aug.  22,  1944.  [1944.]  various  paging.  [Issued 
with  perforations.]     t  W  1.46 :  944/59-69 

Government  supplies.  Index  of  United  States  Army  and  Federal  specifications 
nsed  by  War  Department,  monthly  supplement,  June  1944.  1944.  [2]  +  14  p. 
12"  *  Paper,  lUc,  sintrle  copy,  included  in  price  of  Index  for  subi^cribers  •  Item 
^^^^  W  1.50 :  944/SUPP.-6 

Note.— The  U  S.  Army  specifications  are  entered  in  this  catalog  under  the  agencies 
responsible  for  them,  such  as  Army  Air  Forces  and  Ordnance  Department.  The  .series 
of  Federal  specifications  is  entered  under  the  Federal  Standard  Stock-  Catalog  Division 
which  IS  subordinate  to  the  Procurement  Division  of  the  Treasury  Department  En- 
tries for  Joint  Army-Navy  specifications  listed  in  this  Inde.v  appear  under  Supplies 
and  Accounts  Bureau,  Navy  Department.  ouijpnts 

Handbook.  Your  handbook.  [Revised  Feb.  1944.]  [1944.]  cover  title,  iv  + 
43  p.  il.  (Civilian  personnel  pamphlet  8.)  [Contains  information  for  civilian 
employees  of  AVar  Department  concerning  divisions  of  Army  and  their  work 
channels  of  authority  within  War  Department,  etc.  Text  and  other  illustra- 
tions on  p.  2  and  4  of  cover.]     t     •  Item  1131.  W  1.57  :  8 

Hygiene.  Spring  tonics.  [Apr.  8,  1944.]  [16]  p.  il.  12°  ([Health  message  13  ] ) 
[Processed.]   t  W  1.54:  13 

Mobilisation  regulations.     % 

looKarSde?J.°''«  nlm   ^j^^^f  ""'^^   ^''   ''^'^'^   -    P--P>^let   fo^ni    for    insertion    in 

^~^'  ?o1^*^^^'^®  °^  physical  examination   during  mobilization,   Changes  1-  Au''    ?,    1044 
■^^'*^-     1  P-  W  1.29  :  1   9/5/ch.l 

Posture.  How  does  your  iwsture  line  up?  July  7,  1944.  [8]  p  il  12"  (Health 
message  14.)      [Proce.ssed.]     %  W  1.54 :  14 

Publications.     Lists  of  War  Department  publications,  Army  regulations    blank 
forms.  Tables  of  organization  and  equipment.  Tables  of  basic  allowances  and 
allowances  and  Index  to  General  orders,  Bulletins,  and  numbered  Circulars 
issued  during  July  1944.    1944.    iii -f  32  p     % 
L.  C.  card  43-50742  ^  1  41 .  944/7 

Sajety  of  life.  Pvt.  Droop  has  nii.s.sed  the  war!  [prepared  by  National  Safety 
Council,  Inc.,  in  cooperation  with  War  Department  Safety  Council]  [1944  1 
[2]  +14  p.  il.  small  4°    (Pamphlet  21-10. )     t  '  W  1.43 :  21-10 

Soldiers.  Additional  information  for  soldiers  going  back  to  civilian  life  supple- 
ment explaining  provisions  of  GI  Bill  of  Rights  (Public  law  346,  78th  Congress)  • 
Aug.  10,  1944.     [1944.]    ii+9  p.  small  4"     (Pamphlet  21-^A.)     f     •  Item  1131 

W  1.43 :  21^A 

Tables  of  allowances.     [Processed.    Issued  with  i^erforations  ]     % 

a  JTndi;IL\^'s"af  speci'rinftaTlation^  *''  ""'''^''^'^•^  allowances  of  equipment  for  units 


1-35.  Army^  Air  Forces  :  Air  transport  command;  June  17.  1944.      [1944.]     36  p. 

ion  complement  squadron,  base  air  depc 

•     Sent  to  Depository  Libraries 


rii,.-    *    1  1  u. uiL-i^uii  tujiiiiHiuu  ;  june  li.  iy44.      11944.1      36 

«  n  li  rinteci.  J  tt^  -i  oq  .  -i    .ik 

1-2817  (9).  Same:  Station  complement  squadron,  base  air  depot;  July  25    1944  '    [I94I  ] 

^P-  '  Wi.28:  1-2817(9) 


1080 


Government  Publications 


Tables 
2-1. 


2-2. 


4-3. 
6-1. 


of  aUotoances — Continued. 

Cavalry  rpplacement  training  center;  May  3.  1944.     [19f4.]     37  p.     [Super- 
Bedes  T/A  2-1,  Aug.  26,  1942,  Including  Changes  1,  Dec.  ^'^f^^S- 2-1/2 
Same,  Chang.s  1  ;  June  28,  1044.     [1944.]     3  p.  W  1.2«  :  2-1/2/cti.l 

Same    Caug.s  2     July  U,  1044.      11044.]      4  p.  W  1.28 :  2-l/2/ch.2 

Cavalry  Scliool  ;  Feb.  19.  1944.     [1944.1     72  p.     [Supersedes  lable  of  allow- 
ances 2-2,  Cavahy  school.  Nov.  1,  1942,  and  Change  1,  Jan.  ^'^^\^.^2 

Same,  Changes  1 ;  June  21.  1944.     [1944.]     10  p. 
Same,   Changes  2;  June  26,   1944.      [1944.]     2  p. 
Same,  Changes  3;  June  28,  1944.      [1944.]      1  p. 
Same,  Ciiauges  5;  July  10,  1944.     [1944.]     15  p. 
Same,  Changes  6;  July  15,  1944.     [1944.]     3  p. 
Same,  Changes  7;  July  18,  1944.    [1944.]      1  p. 
Same,  Chang  s  8  ;  July  27.  1944.     [1944.]     2  p. 
Coast  Artil-eiy  Board  ;  July  21,  1944.     [1944.]     23  p 


6-2. 


7-1. 


7-2. 


17-1. 


17-2. 


18-1. 


W1.28:  2-2/ch.l 
W  1.28:  2-2/ch.2 
W  1.28:  2-2/ch.3 
W  1.28  :  2-2/ch.5 
W  1.28  :  2-2/ch.6 
W  1.28  :  2-2/ch.7 
W  1  28  :  2-2/ch.8 
[Supersedes  T/A  4-3, 


Aug.    1.    1942,   including  Changes   1.   Jan.   15.   1943.]  ^y  128.  4-3 

Field  artillery  replacement  training  centers;  Apr.  19,  1944.      (1;\44. 1     48  p. 

[Supersedes  T/A  C-1,  Mar.  13,  1944.]  W  128:  6-1/2 

Sime,  Changes  l;  May  17.  1944.     [1944.]     2  p.  W  1.28  :  ^1/2/ch.l 

Same,  Changes  2;  June  2.3,  1944      [1944.]     4  p.  ^  i  vs' ^V/,/^^ 

same.  Changes  3;  June  27.  1944.       1944.]      1  p.  W  1.28  :  6-1 /2/ch.3 

Same,  Changes  4  ;  July  6,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  W  1.-28  :  6-l/2/ch.4 

Same    Changes  5:  July  12,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  W  1.28  :  6-l/2/ch.5 

San.e    Changes  7  :  July  27.  1944.      [1944.]      2  p  W  1.28  :  6-l/2/ch^7 

Field  Artillery  School ;  Dec.  lO,  1943.     [1944.]     74  p.     [Supersedes  tentative 

T/A  6-2,  Held  Artilleiy  School,  Sept.  20,  1943.]  W  1  28  :  6-2/3 

Same,   Changes   1;   F.  b.   25.   1944.      [1944.]      7   p.  W  1.28 :  6-2/3/ch.l 

Same   Cbanj^es  2  ;  May  10,  1944.     [1944.]     10  p.  ^  L28  :  b-2/3/cb.2 

Same    eh.uigesS;  June  23,  1944.     [1944.]     6  p.  W  1  28  6-2/3/ch.3 

Same,  Changes  4  ;  June  26,  1944.     1 1944  ]     1  p.  W  1.28  :  6-2/.Vch.4 

Same,  Changes  5  ;  June  30,  1944.     [1944.]     3  p.  W  1.28  :  6-2/3/ch.5 

Same    Ch  uiges  6;  July  4,  1944.      [1944.]      1  p.  W  1.28  :  6-2/3/ch.6 

Same    Changes  7:  July  11,   1944.      [1944.]      1  p.  W  1.28 :  6-2/3/ch.7 

Same,  Changes  8;  July  12,  1944.     [1044.]      1  p.  W  1.28  :  6-2/3/ch.8 

Same.  Changes  9  ;  July  13.  1944.  [1944.]  1  P-  ^  ,„^,,  W  1  28  :  b-2/3/ch  9 
Infantry    replacement    training    centers;    Dec.    15,    194d.       [194^. J       •^J    P- 

I  Supersedes  T/A  7-1,  Infantry  replacement  training  centers.  May  1,^1943 


Changes  1,  July  15,  1043.] 
Same,  Cbanges  1 ;  Apr.  12,  1944. 
Same,  Changes  2;  .lune  2.  1944. 
Same,  Changes  3  ;  June  29,  1944. 
Same,  Changes  4  ;  July  11,  1944. 
Same,  Changts  5  :  July  15.  1944. 
Same,  Changes  6 ;  July  19,  1944. 
Same,  Changes  7  ;  July  27.  1944. 
Inlantry  School ;  Apr.  8,  1944.      [1944.] 
1943,  and  Changes  1,  Nov.  19,  1943] 
Same,  Changes  1 ;  June  21,  1944.      [1944.] 
Same  Changes  2  ;  June  26,  1944. 
Same,  Cbanges  3;  June  29,  1944. 
Same,  Changes  4;  July  10,  1944. 
Same,  Changes  5;  July  15,  1944. 
Same,  Changes  7  ;  July  27,  1944. 


W  1.28  :  7-1/2 

[1944.]      23  p.  W1.2S:7-l/2/ch.l 

[1944.]      17  p.  W1.28:7-l/2/ch.2 

[1944.]      12  p.  W  1.28  :  7-l/2/ch.3 

[1944.]      1  p.  W  1.28:7-l/2/ch.4 

[1944.  lip.  W  1.28  :  7-l/2/ch.5 

[1944.]      1  p.  W  1.28  :  7-l/2/ch.6 

[1944.]     2  p.  W  1.28  :  7-l/2/ch.7 

62  p.     [Supersedes  T/A  7-2.  Oct.  1, 

W  1.28  :  7-2/2 

3  p.  W  1.28  :  7-2/2/ch.l 

5  p.  W  1.28  :  7-2/2/ch.2 

1  p.  W  1.28  :  7-2/2/ch.3 

1  p.  W  1.28  :  7-2/2/ch.4 

1  p.  W  1.28  :  7-2/2/ch.5 

1  p.  W  1.2S:7-2/2/ch.7 

7  p.  W  1.28  :  7-2/2/cli.8 

[1944.]      37   p. 

W  1.28:  17-1/2 

[1944.]      1  p.  W1.28:17-l/2/ch.l 

[1944.]     1  p.  W  1.28  :  17-l/2/ch.2 

[1944.]     3  p.  W  1.28:  17-1 /2/ch.3 

[1944.]     2  p.  W  1.28  :  17-l/2/ch.4 

[1944.]     46  p.  W  1.28:  17-2/2 

[1944.]     3  p.  W  1.28  :  17-2/2/ch.l 

[1944.]     1  p.  W  1.28  :  17-2/2/ch.2 

[1944.]      1  p.  W  1.28  :  17-2/2/ch.4 

[1944.]     1  p.  W  1.28  :  17-2/2/ch.5 

[1944.]     1  p.  W  1.28  :  17-2/2/ch.6 

[1944.]     1  p.  W  1.28  :  17-2/2/ch.7 

W  1.28  :  17-2/2/ch.8 

W  1.28  :  17-2/2/ch.9 


[1944.] 
[1944.] 
[1944.] 
[1944.] 
[1914.] 
[1944.] 


Same,  Changes  8;  Aug.  17,  1944.      . 

Armored  replacement  training  center  ;  Mar.  17,  1944. 

Same,  Changes  1 ;  June  27,  1944. 
Same,  Changes  2  ;  July  10,  1044. 
Same,  Changes  3 ;  July  15,  1944. 
Same,  Changes  4  ;  July  18,  1944. 
Armored  School;  Mar.  21,  1944. 
Same,  Changes  1  ;  June  21,  1944. 
Same,  C^ianges  2  :  June  28,  1044. 
Same,  Changes  4;  July  5,  1944. 
Same,  Changes  5  ;  July  8,  1944. 
Same,  Changes  6  ;  July  10,  1944. 
Same,  Changes  7  ;  July  14.  1944.     . 
Same,  Changes  8  •  July  20,  1944.      [1944.]      3  p 
Same,  Changes  9  ;  Aug.  5,  1944.      [1944.]      2  p. 

Tank  destroyer  replacement  training  center;  May  24,  1944.      [1944.]      34  p. 
[Supersedes  T/A  18-1,  Dec.  31,  1942,  including  Changes  1,  Feb.  10,  1944.J 

W  1.2S  :  lS^l/2 
Same,  Changes  1 ;  June  27,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  W  1.28  :  18-1/2/ch.l 

Same,  Changes  2;  July  7,  1944.     [1944.]      [2]  p.  W  1.28  :  18-l/2/ch.2 

Same,  Changes  3;  July  14,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  W  1.28  :  18-l/2/ch.3 

Same,  Changes  4-  July  18,  1944.      [1944.]      1  p.  W  1.28  :  18-l/2/ch.4 

Same,  Changes  5  ;  July  26,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  W  1.28  :  18-l/2/ch.5 


Sent  to  Depository  Libraries 


September  1944 


1081 


Tableji  of  aUowances — Continued. 


18-2. 


20-3. 
20-15. 


44-1. 


44-2. 


44-3. 


60-10. 


Tank  Destroyer  School;   Feb.   12,   1944.      [1944.] 
18-2,  Sept.  1,  ]942,  including  Changes  1  and  2, 


Same,  Changes  1 
Same,  Changes  2  ; 
Same,  Changes  3  ; 
Same,  Changes  4  ; 
Same,  Changes  5 


Animals    fo 
[Printed. 


.Tune  20.  1944 
.Tune  28,  1944. 
.Tulv  10,  1944. 
July  14,  1944. 
July  18,  1944 


posts,    camps,    and 


[1944.] 
[1944.] 
[1944.] 
[  1944. 1 
[1944.] 
stntions 


Supersedes  T/A  20-3,  Mar.  21, 


7  p. 
1  p. 
p. 
P- 
P- 

July 
1944.] 


Army  Ground  Forces  replacenunt  depots ;  Feb.  28,  1944 


Same,  Changes  1 ;  May  6.  1944.     [1944.]     6  p. 
Same,  Changes  2  ;  June  27,  1944.     [1944.]     10  p- 
Same,  Changes  3;  July  l.H,  1944.     [1944.1     4  p. 

Antiaircraft  artillery  replacement  training  center;  July  21,   1944       1 1944 J 
."1  p.     [Supersedes  T/A  44-1.  June  1,  1942,  including  Changes _l-8,  July 


40  p.      [Supersedes  T/A 

Feb.  1  and  Oct.  19.  1943.] 

W  1.28:  18-2/2 

W  1.28:  18-2/2/ch.l 

\X  l.'JS  :  IS      !■•  '(•  '  2 

W  1.28 :  18-2/2/ch.3 

W  128:  18-2/2/ih.4 

W  1.28  :  18-2/2/ch.5 

8,    1944.       [1944.]       4    p. 

W  l.liS  :  20-3 

[1944.1     46  p. 

W  1.28: --'0-15 
W  1.2S  :  20-15  ch.l 
W  1.28:2ii-ir)/cli.2 
W  1.28:  20-1 5 /ch. 3 


1942-July  12,  1944.  ] 
Same.  Changes  1 ;  Aug.  5.  1944 
Antiaircraft    [Artillery]    School 

[1943.1  6  p. 
Same,  Changes  2 
Same,  Changes  3 
Same,  Changes  4 
Same,  Changes  5 
Same.  Changes  6 


[1944.1   4  p. 
[and  Board],   Changes 


Dec.  27,   1943. 

[1943.]      7  p. 

Apr.  28,  1944. 

[1944.]      16  p. 

June  10.  1944. 

[1944.]     4  p. 

June  21,  1944. 

[1944.]      2  p. 

July  12.   1944. 

[1944.]      1  p. 

W  1.28:44-1 
W  1  28:44-l/ch  1 
1:  Sent.  -O  194.3. 
W  1.28:44-2/ch.l 
Wl.l8:44-2/cb2 
W 1  28  :  44-2/ch.3 
W  1.28  :  44-2/C1.4 
W  1.28  :  44-2/1  h..-> 
W  1.28  :  44-2/ch.6 


Antiaircraft  artillery  training  centers,  Changes  1 ;  May  6,  1944.     (1944.  |     6  p. 

W1.28:44-3/ch,l 
Same,  Changes  2  ;  .Tune  21,  1944.     [1944.]     2  p.  W  1.2*^ :  44-3/ch.2 

Same,  Changes  3  ;  July  5.  1944.     [1944.1     2  p.  W  1.28  :  44-3/ch.3 

Same,  Changes  4  :  Julv  10,  1944.      [1944.]     1  p.  W  1.28  :  44-3/c'' 4 

Same,  Changes  5  ;  July  12,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  W  1.2S  :  44-3/ch  5 

Same,  Changes  6;  Aug.  4,  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  W  1.28  :  44-3/ch.6 

Equipment  for  amphibious  training;  July  8.  1944.     [1944.]      18  p.      [Kesciiuls 
T/.\   GO-10.   Equipment  for  amp'iibious  training  and  operations.   Jui.   22, 


Wl  28:60-10 

[Supersedes  T/\   7-4, 

W  1.28:  71-2 

W  1.':'8  :  71-2/ch.l 

W128:  71-2/cb.2 

W  1.28  :  71-2/ch.3 

center:    Aug.    8,    1914. 

W  1.28.71-1010-1 


1944,   including  Changes  1,  Mnv  1,   1944.] 
71-2.  Pa'iicliute  School;  June'  28,   1944.      [1944.]      31  p. 

Dec.  1,  1943.] 
Same,  Changes  1;  July  1.  1944.     [1944.]     1  p 
Same,  Changes  2;  July  10.  1944.     [1944.]     1  p. 
Siimo,  Changes  3;  Jul.v  13,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p. 
71-1010-1.  Headquarters    and   headquarters   company,    airborne 

11944.]      20  p. 
200-35-E.     1st  headquarters  and  headquarters  detachment  special  troops.  Army   3round 
Forces  ;  July  26,  1944.      [1944.]      7  p.  W  1.28  :  200-35-E3 

Tables  of  equipment,     t 

Note. — The  Tables  of  equipment  are  issued  in  pamphlet  form  for  insertion  in  loose- 
leaf  bindcis.  The  tables  in  this  series  are  numbered  to  correspond  to  the  Table  of 
organization  series  on  which  they  are  based. 

8-780.  Veterinarv  evacuation  hospital.  Changes  1  ;  Mar.  22,  1943.     1943.     1  p. 

W  1.2r.  :8-7S0/c'i.l 
Same,  Changes  2;  Apr.  26,  1944.     [1944.]     2  p.  W  1.26:  8-780/ch.2 

Tables  of  organization  and  equipment.     % 

Note. — Tables  of  organization  and  equipment  are  issued  in  pamphlet  form  for  insertion 
in  loose-leaf  binders.  Tliey  replace  the  Tables  of  organization  and  Tii!)le=i  of  equipment 
heretofore  i.s.sued  separately,  and  show  the  organization  and  equipment  for  the  type  of  unit 
indicated  by  the  title. 

1-117.  Armv  .\ir  Forces  :  Bombardment  squadron,  heavy ;  July  21,  1944.  [1944  1  28  p. 
(Supersedes  T/0  &  E  1-117,  Mar.  26,  1943,  including  Changes  1-4.  Julv  i:^- 
Oct.  1 ,  1943.  ]  W  1.44  :  1-117  /2 

1-119.  Same:  Photographic  laboratory,  bombardment  group,  very  heavy;  July  15.  1944. 
[1944.]      7  p.  W144:  1-119 

1-157S.     Air  transport  f-quadron   (mobile)   special;  Mar.  29,  1944.     [1944  1     IS  p.     (Ad- 
vance copy  added  with  rubber  stamu.]  W  1.44  :  1-157S 
Same,  Chanse  1;  May  11,  1944.     [1944.]     2  p.                        W1.44:  1-iri7S/c'i.l 
1-417.       Army  Air  Forces :  Air  service  squadron.  Changes  2;  July  15,  1944.     (1941.1     4  p. 

W 1  44  :  l-417/ch.2 
1-637S.     Same :    Weat'er    reconnaissance    squadron,    medium,    special ;    J,nne    "0.    1944. 
[1944.1      .32   p.  W1.44:  1-63TS 

1-858.       Same:  Depot  supply  squadron,  Changes  2;  July  4,  1944.      [1944.]      8  p. 

W  1.44:  1-8.^.8 /2/eh  2 
1-987.       Same:  Emergency  rescue  squadron.   Changes  2;  July  5,   19 '4      [1914.]      4  p. 

W  1.44  :  l-987/ch.2 

1-999.       Same:  Avatlon  squadron.  Changes  1;  Apr.  29,  1944.     [1944  1     7  p.     [Adv^rce 

copy  ndd-d  w'th  rubb->r  stamp.)  W  1.41:1  990/ch.l 

Same.  Changes  2:  .Tune  17.  1944.     1944.     1  p.  W  1  44  :  1-999 /cb.2 

2-25.       Cavalry  reconnaissance  squadron,  mechanized.  Changes  2;  July  R.  1944.     11944.] 

6  p.  W  1.44  :  2-25/ch.2 


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Tables  of  organisation  and  equipment — Continued. 

2-26.       Headqunrters    niitl    headquarters    and    service    troop,    cavalry    reconnaissanoe 

squadrou,  mechanized,  Cbauges  2;  July  6,  1944.     [1944.]     10  p. 

W  144:  2-26 /ch.2 
2-27.       Cavalry  reconnaissance  troop,  mechanized,  Changes  2;  July  6,  1944.     [1944.] 

9  p.  W  1.44  :  2-27 /ch^ 

2-28.       Cavalry  assault  gun  troop,  mechanized.  Changes  1 ;  Oct.  25,  1943.     [1943.]     4  p. 

W  1.44  :  2-28/ch.l 
Same,  Changes  2;  July  6.  1944.      [1944.]      8  p.  W  1.44  :  2-28/ch.2 

5-327.  Engineer  petroleum  di.stribution  company;  July  24,  1944.  [1944.]  13  p.  [Su- 
persedes T/0  &  E  5-327,  Mav  14,  1943,  including  Changes  1,  Dec.  15    194.3.] 

W  1.44  :  5-327/2 
d-10-1.  Headquarters  and  headquarters  battery,  motorized,  division  artillery,  infantry 

division.  Cliaiiges  5  :  July  26.  1944.     1944.     1  p.  W  1.44  :  6-10-l/cb.5 

6-25.       Field  artillery  l)attalion,  motorized,  105-mm  howitzer,  truck-drawn.  Changes  4; 

July  26.  1944.     1944.     1  p.  .W  144  :  6-23/ch.4 

6-26.       Iloaciquarters  and  headquarters  battery,  motorized,  field  artillery  battalion,  105- 

nim  howitzer,  truck-drawn  or  tractor-drawn.  Changes  5  ;  Julv  26,  1944.    1944. 

1  p.  W1.44:6-26/ch.5 

6—27.       Field  artillery  battery,  motorized,  105-mm  howitzer,  truck-drawn.  Chanires  5  ; 

July  20,  1044.      1044.      1  p.  W  1.44  :  6-27 /ch.5 

6-29.       Service   battery,   motorized,   field   artillery   battalion,    105-mni   howitzer.    tru<^- 

drawn.  Changes  4:  July  26.  1944.     1944.     1  p.  W  1  44  :  6-29/cli.4 

6-36.       Headquarters  and  headquarters  battery,  motorized,  field  artillery  battalion,  155- 

nim  howitzer,  or  4.5-inch  gun,  truck-drawn  or  tractor-drawn.  Changes  7  :  July 

26.  1044.     1044.     1  p.  W  1.44  :  6-36/ch.7 

6-67.       Field  artillery  battery.  8-inch  howitzer,  motorized,  truck-drawn.  Changes  2  :  July 

28,1944.     [1044.]     10  p.  W  1.44  :  6-67 /ch.2 

6-75.       Field  artillery  observation  battalion,  Changes  1;  May  19,  1944.     [1944.]     2  p. 

W  1  44  :  6-75 /ch.l 
6-160.     Division  artillery,  armored  division,  Changes  1;  July  19,  1944.     [1944.]     3  p. 

W  1.44  :  (J-1 60/1.' /ch.l 
6-160-1.  Henf'quarters   and    headquarters   bnttery,    division   artil'ery.    armored   division. 

Changes  2;   .Tulv   19,   1944.      [1944.]      8  p.  W  144  :  6-160-1 /2/ch.2 

6-333.     Field  artillery  battalion,  motorizod  1.^5-mm  howitzer  or  4.5-'nch  gun,  tractor- 
drawn.  Changes  6  ;  .Tuly  26.  1944.     1944.    1  p.  W  1  44  :  6-335 /c'l.S 
6-337.     Field   artillery   battery,   motorized.   155-mm   howitzer,   or  4.5-inch   gun.   tractts: 

drawn.  Changes  5;  July  26.  1944.     1944.     1  p.  W  1  44  :  6-337/ch.5 

7-85.       Ranger  infantry  battalion,  Changes  1 ;  July  8,  1944.     [1944.]      [21  p. 

W  1.44 : 7-85/ch.l 
7-86.       Headqnarters  and  headquarters  company,  ranger  infantry  battalion.  Chanses  1 ; 

Julys,  1944.     [1044.]     4  p.  W  1.44  :  7-86/ch.l 

7-95.       Infant'-y  bnttalion.  separate;  July  12,  1944.      [1944.]     8  p.      [Supersedes  T/O 

&  E  7-05,  July  21,  1943.]  W  1.44  :  7-95/2 

7-S6.       Headquarters  and  headquarters  and  service  company,  infantry  battalion,  sepa- 

r-'to:  July  12.  1944.      [1944.]      14  p.      [Supersedes  T/O  &  E  7-06    July  21. 

1043]       ■  W  1.44:  7-96/2 

8-16.       HendouTters  and  headquarters  detachment,  medical  battalion.  Chances  4  ;  .Tuly 

3.  1944.     [1944.]     8  p.  W  1.44  :  S-l6/ch.4 

8-17.       Collecting  company,  msdical  battalion.  Changes  3 ;  July  3,  194J.      [1944.]     7  p. 

W  1.44  :  8-17/ch.3 
8—447.     Mrdiml  air  evacuation  squadron;  Julv  19.  1944.     [1944.1      10  p.      [Supersedes 

T/O  8-447,  F"h.  15,  1943,  and  T/E  8-447,  Nov.  30,  1942,  inclndincr  O-an'res 

1.  June  14.  1948.]  W  1  44  :  8-447 

8-550.      General  ho.«pitnl ;  July  3.  1944.     [1044.1     17  p.     [Supercedes  T/O  8-550.  Apr   1, 

1942,  inc'uding  Changes  1-4.  Julv  30.  1942 -May  16    1944.  ard  T/E  S-.550, 
Mar.  19,  1943,  including  Changes  1  and  2,  Dec.  4,  1943  and  M^v  16.  1944  ] 

W  1  44  :  8  550 

9-316.     Headquarters   &  service   company,    ordnance   base    (armament   or   automotive) 

maintenance  baftnlion  ;  July  3,  1944.      [1944.]     10  p.      [Super^rdes  T/O  *  E 

9-?l6.  Oct.  11.  1043.]  W  1  44  :  9-316/2 

10-57.  Quartermaster  tru'-k  company  (troop)  or  quarterjiiaster  troop  transport  com- 
pany:  Julv  6,  1944.  fl944.]  8  p.  [Supercedes  T/O  &  E  10-57.  A'":.  8  1043, 
inchiiing  Changes  1-3.  .Ian.  14-Apr.  4.  1044.]  W1  44:10-57/2 

10-217.  Qunrtormaster  refrigeration  company,  fixed.  Changes  3;  Julv  19.  1944.  ri944.1 
10  p.  W1.44:  10-217 /ch.3 

10-237.  Qu-i-«^errpaster  salvage  repair  company  (semimobile),  Changes  2:  July  17  1944. 
fl044  ]      8  p.  W  1.44:  10-2^7 /cV2 

10-247.  Quirtermaster  refrigeration  company,  mobile.  Changes  1;  Jiilv  3.  10i4.  [1944.] 
6  p.  ■W1.44:  10-247 /2/rh.l 

10  307T.  QuartermnstT  war  doer  platoon  ;  June  24,  1944.  [1944.]  6  p.  fSupersed-^s  T/O 
&  E  10-,307T.  Mar.  1.  1944  1  W  1  44  :  10-307T 

10-500S.  Quni-termastnr  cerv'ce  organization:  Petroleum  products  laboratory;  .Tn'v  6. 
1044.      [1944.]      5  p.  W  1  44  :  10-.500S 

10-536.  Headquarters  and  headquarters  detachment,  quartermaster  battalion  ("Squad- 
ron >  :  July  14.  1044.      [10441     ,S  n.      f Riipovsp,1cs  T/O  .^-  E  l^-'^'^.   July  21, 

1943,  and  10-5.36,  June  1,  1943,  including  Changes  1,  Sept.  2    1943.1 

Wl  44:  10-^36/2 
11-1.'5.  S'gnnl  battalion.  Chanee<!  1;  July  7.  1044.  [1944]  5  p.  W  1  44  :  11-1 5 /ch.l 
11-16.        Henf'ounrte'-e  nnd  hendquarters  company,  signal  battalion,  Chnrieos  1  :  Julv  7, 

1044.      [1944.]      10  p.  W  1^4:  11-16 'ch.l 

11-18.       FieVl   operation  company,  signal  battalion.  Changes  1;  July  7.   ^944.      [1944.1 

12  p.  W  1.44  :  11-18/ch.l 

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Tables  of  organization  and  equipment — Continued. 

n-25.       Signal  light  construction  battalion,  Changes  1 ;  July  7,  1944.     [1944.]     6  p. 

W  1.44  :  11-25/ch.l 
11-26        Headquarters    and    headquarters    detachment,    signal    construction    battalion, 

Changes  2  ;  July  7,  1944.      [1944.  ]      8  p.  W  1.44  :  ll-26/ch.2 

11-57.       Armored  signal  company,  Changes  2;  June  22,  1944.     [1944.]     14  p. 

W  1.44  :  ll-57/ch.2 
11-475S.  Signal  battalion.  Air  Force,  special;  July  8,  1944.     [1944.]     7  p. 

W  1.44  :  11^758 
11-476S.   Headquarters  and  headquarters  company,  signal  battalion,  Air  Force,  special ; 

Julv  8.  1944.     [1944.]     10  p.  W  1.44  :  11-476S 

11-477S.  Maintenance   company,    signal    battalion,    Air   li'orce,    special;    July    S,    1!)44. 

[1944.]      10  p.  W  1.44:11-4778 

11-4788.  Operations  company,  signal  battalion.  Air  Force,  special;  July  8.  1944.     11944.] 

8  p.  W1.44:  11-478S 

-  17-1.        Hesidquarters,  armored  division.  Changes  4  ;  July  26,  1944.     1944.     1  p. 

W  1.44  :  17-l/ch.4 
17-15.       Ldght  tank  battalion,   Changes  2;  July  26,   1944.     1944.     1    p. 

W  1.44  :  17-15/ch.2 
17_20-1.  Headquarters  and  headquarters  company,  combat  command,  armored  division. 

Changes  3;  July  20,  1944.      [1944.]     12  p.  W  1.44  :  17-20-l/ch.3 

17-22.       Headquarters  and  headquarters  company,  armored  group.  Changes  8  ;  July  20, 

1944.      [1944.]      10  p.  W  1.44 :  17-22/ch.3 

17-25.       Tanlt  battalion,  Changes  4;  Feb.  12,  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.     [Advance  copy  added 

with  rubber  stamp.]  W  1.44  :  17-25/ch.4 

Same,  Changes  5  ;  June  16,  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  W  1.44  :  17-1:5/ ch. 5 

17-115.     Amphibian  tank  battalion.  Changes  1 ;  July  6,  1944.     [1944.]     4  p. 

W  1.44:  17-115 /ch.l 
17-116.     Headquarters  and  headquarters  and  service  company,  amphibian  tank  battalion, 

Changes  1;  July  6,  1944.      [1944.]      7  p.  W  1.44  :  17-116/ch.l 

17-117.     Amphibian  tank  company.  Changes  1 ;  July  6,  1944.     [1944.]     7  p. 

W  1.44  :  17-117/ch.l 
29-22.        Headquarters  and  headquarters  company,  regulating  station.  Ciuinges  1  :    July 

5,1944.      [1044.1      4  p.  W  1 .44  : '2n-22/ch.l 

30-47.       Mobile  radio  broadcasting  company.   Changes  1 ;  July  25,    1944     1944.     1    p. 

W  1.44:  30-47 /ch.l 
44-7.         Antiaircraft  artillery  operations  detachment.  Changes  1  ;  July  16.  1944.     [1944.] 

[2]  p.  ■   W  1.44  :  44-7/ch.l 

44-10-1.  Headquarters  and  headquarters  battery,  antiaircraft  artillery  brigade.  Changes 

3;  July  16.  1914.     [1044]      3  p.  W  1.44  :  44-10-l/2/ch.3 

44-15.       Antiaircraft  artillery  gun  battalion,  mobile.  Changes  2  ;  July  16,   1944.     1944. 

1  p.  W  1.44  :  44-15/2/ch.2 

44-16.       Headquarters   and   headquarters   brittery,    antiaircraft   artillery   gun    battalion, 

mobile.   Changes   1;   July    16,    1944.      [1044.]      3   p.       W  1.44  :  44-16/3/ch.l 
44-17.       Antiaircraft  artillery  gun  battery,  mobile.  Changes  1;  Juiv  16    1044       [1044.] 

H  p.  W  1.44  :  44-17/2/ch.l 

44-25.       Antiaircraft  artillerv  automatic  weapons  battalion,  mobile.  C  aiiges  2;  .Julv  l6, 

1944.      [1944.1      2  p.  W  1.44 :  44-25/2/ch.2 

44-26.       Headquarters  and  headquarters  battery,  antiaircraft  artillery  automatic  weapons 

battalion,  mobile,  Changes  1;  July  16,   1044.      [1944.]      2  p. 

W1.44:44-26/2/ch.l 
44-27.       Antiaircraft  artillery  automatic  weapons  battery,  mobile,  Changes  1  :  July  16, 

1044.      [1944.1      ^  p.  W  1.44 :  44-27/2/ch.l 

44-75.       Antiaircraft  artillery  automatic  weapons  battalion,   self-prnpelled.   Changes  2; 

July  16  1944.     [1944]     2  p.  W  1.44  :  44-75/2/ch.2 

44—76.       Headquarters  and  headquai'ters  battery,  antinircraft  artillery  automatic  weapons 

battalion,  self-propelled.  Changes  1 ;  July  16,  1944.     [1944.]     3  p. 

W  1.44  :  44-76/2/ch.l 
44-77.       Antiaircraft   artillery    automatic   weapons   battery,    self-propp!led,    Changes    2 ; 

July  16.  1944.      [1944  ]      3  p.  W  1.44  :  44-77/2 /ch.2 

44-115.     Antiairciaft   artillery   gun   battalion,    semimobile,   Changes   2;    July    16.    1944. 

[1044.1      2  p.  W1.44:44-l]5/2/ch.2 

44-116.     Headquarters   and    headquarters   battery,   antiaircraft   artillerv   gun    battalion, 

semimobile.  Changes  1  :  July  16,  1944.     [1944.]     3  p.     W  1,44  :  44-ll6/3/ch.l 
44-125.     Antiaireraft    artillery    automatic   weapons    battalion,    semimobile.    Changes    2; 

July  16,  1944.     [1944.1      2  p.  W  1.44  :  44-125/2/ch.2 

44-126.     Headquarters  and  headquarters  battery,  antiaircraft  artillerv  automatic  weapons 

battalion,  semimobile,  Changes  1;  July  16,  1944.     [1944.]     3  p. 

W  1.44  :  44-126/2/ch.l 
44-127.     Antiaircraft  arti'lery  automatic  weapons  battery,  semimobile.  Changes  1  :  Julv 

16.1944.      [1944.]      3  p.  W  1,44  :  44-127/2/ch.i 

44-2258.  Antiai' craft  artillery  automatic  weapons  battalion,  air-transportnble.   Chang >s 

1 :  .Tuly  IG.  1944.     [1944.]     2  p.  W  1.44  :  44-225S/2/ch.l 

44-226S.  Headquarters  and  headquarters  battery,  antiaircraft  artillery  automatic  weapons 

battalion,  air-transportable.  Changes  1;  July  16,  1944.     [1944.1     3  p. 

W  1.44:  44-2268 /2/ch.l 
44-2278.  Antiaircraft  artillery  automatic  weapons  battery,  air-transportable.  Changes  1 ; 

July  16,  1944.      [1944]     3  p.  W  1 .44  :  44-2278/2 /ch.l 

44-326.     Hrnf'qunrters   nrd    heaf'quarters   batte^y,    antiaircraft   balloon    battalion,    VLA, 

Changes  2  :  July  16.  1044.     [1044]     3  p.  W  1.44  :  44-326/Cb.2 

44-327.     Antiaircraft  balloon  battery,  VLA,  Changes  4  ;  July  16,  1944.     [1944.]     3  p. 

W  1.44  :  44-327/ch.4 

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55-37.       Transportation   Corps:  Amphibian   truck   company,   Changes  1;   July   6.    1944. 

1944.     1  p.  W  1.44  :  55-37/ch.l 

Same,   Changes  2 ;  July  29,  1944.     1944.     1  p.  W  1.44 :  55-37/ch.2 

Technical  bulletins.  Technical  bulletin:  Coordination  of  phy.sical  and  surgical 
thoi-apy  of  orthopedic  and  anipntatiou  cases;  Feb.  14,  1944.  [1944.]  1  p.  4° 
(TB  MED  10.)     [Processed.    I ;.;  . rd  with  perforations.]     t  W  1.58 :  Med  10 

Same:  Indicating  place  of  admission  on  W.  D.,  M.  D.  forms  no.  52;  Jan.  15, 

1944.  [1944.]  1  p.  4"  (TB  MED  7.)  [Processed.  Issued  with  perfora- 
tions.]    t  Wl.58:MBd7 

Same:  Message  to  mess  sergeants  and  cooks  (dehydrated  eggs)  ;  Mar.  6, 

1944.     [1944.]     4  p.     (TB  10-40&-1.)     J  W  1.58 :  10-40^1 

Same :  Penicillin ;  Feb.  12,  1944.  [1944.]  6  p.  4°  (TB  MED  9.)  [Proc- 
essed.    Issued  with  perforations.]     t  W  1.58:  Med  9 

Same:  Professional  medical  films;  Jan.  14,  1944.     [1944.]     9  p.  4"     (TB 

MED  4.)     [Processed.     Issued  with  perforations.]     %  W  1.58:  Med  4 

Same:  Use  of  explosives  in  excavation  of  gun  emplacements;  Feb.  4,  1944. 

[1944.]     lOp.  il.     (TBENG7.)      [Issued  with  perforations.]     t    Wl.58:Eng7 

Technical  manuals.  Technical  irranual :  Accounting  procedures  for  nonappropri- 
ated Avelfare  funds;  July  1, 1944.  [1944.]  cover  title,  [3] +62+ [21]  p.  4°  (TM 
14-708,  tentative.)     *  Paper,  15c.  W  1.35 :  14r-708 

Note  — Trclinical  manuals  consist  of  a  series  of  pamphlets  supplementing  the  Field 
maiuials  covering  subjects,  the  separate  treatment  of  which  is  considered  essential  to 
a  fiil.er  accomplishment  of  the  training  prefcribed  in  the  Field  manual  series.  The  scope 
of  this  series  includes  pamphlets  describing  materiel  and  containing  instructions  for  the 
operation,  care,  maintenance,  and  handling  thereof  ;  guidebooks  for  instructors  and  spe- 
cialists;  reference  books;  and  the  like.      0  Item  1137 

Same :  Changes  1 ;  July  8, 1944.     [1044.]     1  p.  4"    (TM  14-708  [changes]  1.) 

[Accompanied  by  certain  new  and  revised  pages  to  be  inserted  in  the  manual.] 

*  Paper,  loc.  W  1.35 :  14-708/ch.l 

Same  :  Administrative  audit  procedures  for  cost-plus-a-fixed-fee  supply  con- 
tracts. Changes  3;  July  15,  1944.  [1944.]  1  p.  4"  (TM  14-1000  [changes]  3.) 
[Accompanied  by  certain  revised  pages  to  be  inserted  in  the  manual]  Included 
in  price  of  manual.  W  1.35  :  14-1000/ch.3 

Same:  Civilian  occupational  classification  of  enlisted  personnel;  July  1, 

1944.  [1944.]  [3] +131  p.  4°  (TM  12-426.)  [Issued  in  loose-leaf  form.  This 
manual,  together  with  TM  12-427,  supersedes  AR  61.5-26.  Sept.  15,  1942,  includ- 
ing Changes  1  and  2.  Jan.  30  and  Aur.  22.  1943,  certain  Memorandums,  and  AG 
letter  201.6  (Oct.  18,  1W3)  OC-A-EZ-MB-A,  Nov.  1,  1943.]     *  Paper.  35c. 

W  1.35 :  12-i26 

SametDistillingapparatus;  July  17, 1944.    1944.    iii+12p.  il.    (TM  8-612.) 

*  Paper,  lOe.  W  1.35 :  8-612 

Same:  Military  occupational  classification  of  enlisted  personnel;  July  12, 

1944.  19-14.  iv+165  p.  4°  (TM  12-427.)  [Issuefl  in  loose-leaf  form.  This 
manual  together  with  TM  12-426  (when  published)  supersedes  AR  61.5-26.  Sept 
15,  1942,  including  Changes  1  and  2,  Jan.  30  and  Anr.  22.  1943,  certain  Memo- 
randunrs.  AG  letter  201.6  (Oct.  18.  1943)  OC-A-EZ-MB-A,  Nov.  1,  1943.  and 
various  sections  of  certain  circulars.]     *  Paper,  30c.  W  1.35  :  12^427 

Same:  Miscellaneous  aircraft  equipment.  Changes  1;  July  3,  1944.     [1044.] 

2p.il.     (TM  1-416  [changes]  1.)     *  Paper,  5c.  W  1.35 :  1-416/ch.l 

Same:  Officers'  pay  and  allowances,  Changes  2;  July  17,  1944.     [1944.] 

1  p.  4"  (TM  14-501  [changes]  2.)  [Accompanied  by  certain  new  and  revised 
pages  to  be  inserted  in  the  manual.]     *  Paper,  10c.  W  1.35: 14-501/ch.2 

Same:  Changes  3;  July  25,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4"     (TM  14-501  [changes] 

3  )      [Accompanied  by  revised  p.  3  and  p.  4  to  be  insertcl  in  the  manual.] 

*  Paper,  5c.  W  1.35 :  14-501/ch.3 

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September  1944  1085 

Technical  manuals — Continued. 

Same:  Orientation  for  artillery;  June  30,  1944.     1944.     v+248  p.4-[2] 

folded  leaves,  11.  (TM  44-225.)  [Supersedes  TM  4-225,  Orientation,  July  15, 
1941.]     *  Paper,  40c.  W  1.35  :  44-225 

Same :  Outboard  motors ;  June  30,  1944.    1944.    iii+155  p.  il.     (TM  5-278.) 

[Supersedes  TM  5-8000,  Nov.  25,  1942,  and  TM  5-8010,  Feb.  4,  1943.]  *  Paper, 
30c.  W  1.3") :  5-278 

Same :  Pay  and  allowances  of  enlisted  personnel,  Changes  2 ;  June  24,  1944. 

[1944.]  1  p.  4°  (TM  14-502  [changes]  2.)  [Accompanied  by  certain  new  and 
revised  pages  to  be  inserted  in  the  manual.]     *  Paper,  10c.     W  1.35  :  14-502/ch.2 

Same :  Power  units  PE-S4.  PE-84-A,  PE-84-C,  and  PE-84-D  ;  June  15,  1944. 

1944.  v+99  p.  il.  1  pi.  4°  (TM  11-915.)  [Supersedes  TM  11-915-D,  Power 
unit  PE-84-D,  Oct.  22,  1942.]     *  Paper,  25c.  W  1.35  :  11-915 

Same :  Property  auditing  procedures ;  May  1, 1944.    1944.    v+SO  p.  4°    (TM 

14-1010.)  [Issued  in  loose-leaf  form.  Supersedes  Finance  circulars  E-1,  E-2, 
E^3,  E^,  E-6,  and  E-7.]     *  Paper,  15c.  W  1.35  :  14-1010 

Same:  Radio  receivers  BC-312-(*),  BC-312-(*)X,  BC-342-(*),  BC-314- 

(*)  and  BC-344-(*)  ;  Mar.  15,  1944.  [1944.]  ii+101  p.  il.  (TM  11-850.) 
[Supersedes  TM  11-850,  June  4,  1942,  and  TM  11-S50N,  Feb.  4,  1943.]  *  Paper, 
25c.  W  1.35 :  11-850 

Same:  Salvage  in  zone  of  interior,  Changes  1;  July  28,  1944.     [1944.]    5  p. 

r     (TM  38-505  [changes]  1.)     *  Paper,  5c.  W  1.35 :  38-50.Vch.l 

Same:  Unit  meat  supply;  July  11,  1944.    1944.    ili+10  p.  il.  4"     (TM  10- 

413.)  [Pocket  containing  Array  ration  break-down  calculator  pasted  on  inside 
of  back  cover.]     *  Paper,  $1.25.  W  1.35 :  10-413 

Same:  War  Department  fiscal  code.  Changes  2;   May  1,  1944.      [1944.] 

1  p.  4°  (TM  14-700  [changes]  2.)  [Accompanied  by  certain  revised  pages 
to  be  inserted  in  the  manual.  No  distribution  to  depository  libraries  by  Docu- 
ments Office  for  this  Changes  2,  or  Changes  3  listed  below.]     % 

W  1.35 :  14-700/ch.2 

Same,  Changes  3 ;  July  1,  1944.    [1944.]    2  p.  4°    (TM  14-700  [changes]  3.) 

[Accompanied  by  certain  revised  pages  to  be  inserted  in   the  manual.]     t 

W1.35:14-700/ch.3 

Same,  Changes  4 ;  Aug.  1,  1944.    [1944.]    p.  1-2A,  4"    (TM  14-700  [changes] 

4.)     [Accompanied  by  certain  revised  pages  to  be  inserted  in  the  manual.]     t 

W  1.35 :  14-700/ch.4 

Traming  circular  48-53  ;  July  26-Aug.  23, 1944.  [1944.]  various  paging.  [Issued 
with  perforations.]     t  W  1.36 :  944/48-53 

Travel.  Government  travel  forms :  1,  Transportation  requests  ;  2,  Expense  vouch- 
ers. Washington,  D.  C,  Mar.  1944.  [3]-fl3  p.  4°  ([Civilian  personnel 
pamphlet]  6.)      [Processed.]     %  W  1.57: 6 

ARMY  AIR  FORCES 

Air  force,  ofl3cial  service  journal  of  Army  Air  Forces,  Aug.  1944;  [v.  27,  no.  8]. 
[Air  Force  Editorial  Office,  New  York,  N.  Y.,  1944.]  cover  title.  64  p.  il. 
[Monthly.    Text  and  other  illustrations  on  p.  2-4  of  cover.]     t     • 

W  108.7 :  27/8 

Oovernment  supplies.  Army  Air  Forces  specification:  Installation  of  low  pres- 
sure oxvgen  equipment  in  aircraft,  general  specification  for.  amdt.  2;  Julv  20, 
1944.  [1944.1  19  p.  il.  4"  (No.  40363-B  [amdt.  2].)  [Processed.  Super- 
sedes and  includes  Amendment  1,  Oct.  13,  1943.]     X 

W  108.13 :  40363-B/amdt.2 

U.  S.  Army  specifications. 

Note. — In  the  list  bplnw.  some  of  thp  Amondments  nnd  Nnticps  nre  for  sppciflcations 
which  were  issued  dnrinR  the  time  when  entries  for  t>ie  specifications  apneared  in  the 
Monthly  catalog  urdr>r  the  Adutant  Oenertil's  nepartmcnt.  and  for  these,  the  old 
classification.  W  3.48/1 :,  is  retained  in  order  that  they  may  be  filed  with  the  publications 
to  which  they  belong. 

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Oovei'nment  supplies — Continued. 

U.  S.  Army  specification  :  Camera,  giin,  type  AN-N6  (35  mm.  lens,  16  mm., 

24  volts,  D.  C,  amdt.  1  ;  June  14.  1944.     [Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  July 
3,  1944.]     5  p.  il.  12°     (No.  75-366  [amdt.  1].)     t  W  1.49 :  75-306/amdt.l 

Same:  Case,  mechanics'  tool,  type  G-IA,  amdt.  1;  July  22,  1944.     [Wright 

Field,  Dayton.  Ohio,  July  28,  1944.]     1  p.  12"     (No.  94-40409-A  [aradt.  1].)     t 

W  1.49 :  94-40409-A/amdt.l 

Same:   Ca.se.   mechanic's   tool,   type  Gr-6    (grease  gun);   June  27,   1944. 

[Wright  Field.  Davton,  Ohio,  July  3,  1944.]      8  p.  11.  12°      (No.  94-40752.) 
[Supersedes  No.  40752,  Mar.  4,  1944.]     f  W  1.49 :  94-40752 

Same:  Container,  insulated  liquid   (1  and  2  gallon  capacity),  amdt.  2; 

July  5.  1944.     [Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  July  7,  1944.]    '2  p.  12°     (No.  94- 
40297  [amdt.  2].)     [Supersedes  and  includes  Amendment  1,  Feb.  1,  1944.]     t 

W  1.49 :  94-40297/amdt.2 

Same:  Control,  bank  and  climb  gyro   (for  types  A-3  and  A-3A  aircraft 

automatic  pilots),  amdt.  1;  July  11,  1944.     [Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  July 
15,  1944.]     1  p.  12°     (No.  94-27979-B  [amdt.  1].)     t 

W  3.48A :  94-27979-B/amdt.l 

Same:  Dryer,  photographic  glossy  print,  type  B-10,  amdt.  1;  July  15, 

1944.    [Wright  Field,   Dayton,  Ohio,  July  17,  1944.]     1  p.   12°      (No.  75-371 
[amdt.  1] . )     t  W  1.49 :  75-371/amdt.l 

Same:  Film,   photographic    (gun   camera,   16  mm.),   amdt.   1;   June  30, 

1944.     [Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  July  3,  1944.]     1  p.  12°     (No.  75-172-A 
[amdt.  1  ] . )     t  W  3.48/1 :  75-172-A/amdt.l 

Same :  Film,  transparency  photographic,  amdt.  1 ;  June  30,  1944.     [Wright 

Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  July  3,  1944.]     2  p.  12°     (No.  75-340  [amdt.  1].)     f 

W  1.49 :  75-340/amdt.l 

Same:  Filters,  ijhotographic  (for  ground  cameras),  amdt.  1;  Mav  9.  1944. 

[Wright  Field.  Dayton,  Ohio,  May  13,  1944.]     1  p.  12°     (No.  75-367  [amdt. 

1].)     t  W  1.49 :  75-3G7/amdt.l 

Same,  aradt  2 ;  Jime  23,  1944.     [Wright  Field,  Dayton.  Ohio,  July  3.  1944.] 

2  p.  12°     (No.  75-367  [amdt.  2].)     [Supersedes  and  includes  Amendment  1, 
May  9,  1944.]     t  W  1.49  :  75-367/amdt.2 

Same:  Glass,  lantern  slide  cover,  amdt.  1;  July  13,  19^4.     [Wright  Field, 

Dayton,  Ohio,  July  15,  1944.]     1  p.  12°     (No.  75-356  [amdt.  1].)     t 

W  1.49 :  75-356/amdt.l 

• Same  :  Glass,  selected  plate  (photographic) ,  amdt.  2  ;  July  17, 1944.   [Wright 

Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  July  20,  1944.]     3  p.  12°     (No.  75-357  famdt.  2].)     t 

W  1.49 :  75-357/amdt.2 

Same :  Glove,  flying,  type  A-9A,  amdt.  1 ;  July  11,  1944.     [Wright  Field, 

Dayton,  Ohio,  1944.]     1  p.  4°     (No.  94-3070-A  [amdt.  1].)     t 

W  1.49 :  94-3070-A/amdt.l 

• Same:  Heater,  utilltv,  type  F-2    (hand-crank),  amdt.  1:  July  18.  1944. 

[Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  July  20,  1944.]     3  p.  12"     CNn.  94-40676  [amdt. 
1].)     t  W  1.49 :  94-40676/amdt.l 

■ Same:  Helmet,  winter  flving,  tvpe  B-9.  amdt.  1;  Aug.  1,  1944.     [Wright 

Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  Aug.  3,  1944.]     1  p.  12°     (No.  94-3164  [amdt.  11.)     t 

W  1.49 :  94-3164/amdt.l 

■ Same  :  Jacket,  mechanic's,  type  D-1.  amdt.  2 :  .Tune  27, 1944.     [Wright  Field, 

Dayton,  Ohio,  July  3,  1944.1    3  p.  12°     (No.  94-3084-A  ramdt.  2].)     [Supersedes 
and  includes  Amendment  1,  July  10,  1942.]     f        W  3.48/1 :  94-3084-A/amdt.2 

• Same  :  Kit,  photographic  copying  and  enlarging,  type  P-1  (airborne),  amdt. 

2:  July  3,  1944.     [Wright  Field.  Dayton,  Ohio.  July  7,  1944.]     7  p.  il.  12°     (No. 
75-358  [amdt.  2].)     [Supersedes  and  includes  Amendment  1.  Anr.  28  1944  ]     f 

W  1.49 :  75-358/amdt.2 

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September  1944  1087 

Oovernm^nt  supplies — Continued. 

• Same :  Kit,  photographic  processing  and  printing,  tyi)e  N-2 ;  June  29,  1^4. 

[Wright  Field.  Dayton,  Ohio,  July  17,  1944.]  9  p.  il.  12"  (No.  75-383.)  [Super- 
sedes no.  31319,  Aug.  19,  1943.]     t  W  1.49:  75-383 

• Same :  Lamp  assembly,  cockpit,  type  A-7  (aircraft)  ;  June  9, 1944.    [Wright 

Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  1944.]  8  p.  il.  12"  (No.  94-32216-A-.)  [Supersedes  No. 
94-32216,  Aug.  30,  1940.]     t  W  1.49  :  94-32216-A 

• Same:  Lamp  assembly,  cockpit,  type  C-4A  (24  volts  D.  C),  amdt.  1;  July 

31, 1944.  [Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  Aug.  1, 1944.]  1  p.  12°  ( No.  94-32294-C 
[amdt.  1].)     t  W  1.49 :  94-32294-C/amdt.l 

• Same:  Lamp  assembly,  cockpit,  type  C-6    (fluore.scent,  28  volt  D.  C.)  ; 

June  19,  1W4.  [Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  July  3,  1944.]  11  p.  il.  12"  (No. 
94-32394-A)     [Supersedes  No.  94-32394,  Oct.  22,  1942.]     t     W  1.49 :  94-32394-A 

• Same:  Lamp  a.ssembly,  cockpit,  type  C-7a  (12  volts  D.  C),  amdt.  1;  July 

31,  1944.  [Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  Aug.  1,  1944.]  1  p.  12°  (No.  94-32396 
[amdt.  1].)     t  W  1.49  :  94-32396/amdt.l 

• Same:  Lamp  assembly,  tla.shlight,  type  A-7  (floating  identification)  ;  July 

6,  1944.  [Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio.  July  17.  1944.]  10  p.  il.  12°  (No.  94- 
32410.)      [Supersedes  No.  32410-A,  Mar.  19,  1943.]     t  W  1.49 :  94-32410 

• Same  :  Lamp  assembly,  identification,  type  A-1  (aerial  delivery  container)  ; 

June  19,  1944.  [Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  July  3,  1^4.]  9  p.  il.  12°  (No. 
94-32;S55-A. )      [Sui)ersedes  No.  94-32355,  Feb.  14,  1942.]     t 

W  1.49 :  94-32355-A 

■ Same:  Lamp  assembly,  signal,  tvpe  E-1   (bomb  release)  ;  June  27,  1944. 

[Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  July  3,  1944.]  10  p.  il.  12°  (No.  94-32306-A.) 
[Supersedes  No.  94-32306,  Feb.  13,  1941.]     t  W  1.49  :  94-323C6-A 

Same:  Lens,  photographic   (40-inch,  F/5.6  telephoto),  amdt.  1;  May  24, 

1944.  [Wright  Field.  Dayton,  Ohio,  May  24,  1944.]  1  p.  12°  (No.  75-370 
[amdt.  1].)     t  W  1.49  :  75-370/amdt.l 

— —     Same:   Mask,   face,   type  D-1    (cold  weather),   amdt.   1:   June  27,   1944. 
[Wright  Field.  Dayton,  Ohio,  July  3,  1944.]  2  p.  12°   (No.  94-3146  [amdt.  1].)     f 

W  1.49 :  94-3146/amdt.l 

Same:  Motor,  trigger,  type  AN-E3A    (gun  synchronizer);  July  1,   1944. 

[Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  July  17,  1944.]  4  p.  12°  (No.  93-24593-B.) 
[Supersedes  No.  93-24593-A,  Feb.  24,  1942.]     f  W  1.49  :  93-24593-B 

Same :  Pack,  portable  photographic  power  ;  June  17.  1944.     [Wright  Field, 

Dayton,  Ohio,  Julv  3.  1M4.]  8  p.  il.  12°  (No.  75-381.)  [Supersedes  No. 
31346,  Nov.  3,  1943.]     t  W  1.49:  75-381 

■ Same.  amdt.  1 ;  July  15,  1944.     [Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  July  17.  1944.] 

1  p.  12°     (No.  75-381  [amdt.  1].)      t  W  1.49 :  75-381/amdt.l 

Same:  Packaging  of  lightweight  aircraft  accessories,  amdt.  1;  June  16, 

1944.    [WrightField,  Dayton,  Ohio,  1944.]    2  p.  12°    (No.  94-40672  [amdt.  1].)   t 

W  1.49 :  94-40072/amdt.l 

Same:  Pai)er,  direct-positive  sensitized  (dry  processing),  amdt.  1:  July  31, 

1944.  [Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  1944.]  1  p.  4°  (No.  19-67  [aindt.  1].) 
[Processed.]     t  W  1.49: 19-67/amdt.l 

Same:  Paper,   reflex-copy  photographic;   July   14,   1944.     [Wright   Field, 

Dayton,  Ohio,  July  20,  1944.]  4  p.  12°  (No.  75-385.)  [Supersedes  No.  31247, 
July  21,  1942.]     t  W  1.49:  75-385 

Same:  Plant,  electric  power,  type  C-llA  (engine-driven,  2.500  watts),  amdt. 

1;  June  16,  1944.  [Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  1944.]  2  p.  12"  (No.  94- 
32381-A   [amdt.  1].)      t  W  1.49 :  94-32381-A/amdt.l 

Same  :  Projector,  motion  picture,  type  D-IB  (16  millimeters)  ;  Ju^y  6.  1944. 

[Wright  Field.  Dayton.  Ohio,  July  20,  1944.]  11  p.  il.  12°  (No.  75-141-A.) 
[Supersedes  No.  75-141,  Mar.  8,  1941.]     t  W  1.49 :  75-141-A 

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Government  supplies — Continued. 

Same:  I'rojettor,  type  C-2  (35  mm.  still  film  and  slide)  ;  June  27,  1944. 

[Wright  Field,  Dayton.  Ohio,  July  7, 1944.]     6  p.  12"     (No.  75-267-A.)      [Super- 
sedes No.  75-2(57,  Apr.  17.  1943.]     t  W  1.49 :  75-267-A 

Same :  Raft,  pneumatic,  tyix?  E-2A  ;  July  13,  1944.     [Wright  Field,  Dayton,       i 

Ohio,  July  20,  1944.]     18  p.  11.  12°     (No.  94-40618.)      [Supersedes  No.  40618, 
May  8,  1943.]     t  W  1.49 :  94-40618 

Same:     Reel,   film    (16  mm.   motion   picture),   amdt.   3:   June  29,   1944. 

[Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  July  3,  1944.]     3  p.  12°     (No.  75-190-A  [amdt.      J 
3].)      [Supersedes  and  includes  Amendment  2,  Aug.  11,  1943.]     t  i 

W  3.48/1 :  75-190-A/amdt.3 

Same:  Reflector,  gun  sight  glass,  amdt.  1;  Julv  8.  1944.     [Wright  Field, 

Dayton,  Ohio,  July  17,  1944.]     2  p.  12"     (No.  93-24794  [amdt.  1].)     t 

W  3.4.S/1 :  93-247M/amdt.l 

Same:  Reflector,  reflex  taxi-strip-delineator;  June  22,  1944.    [Wright  Field, 

Dayton.  Ohio,  July  3,  1944.]     6  p.  il.  12°     (No.  94-40740.)      [Supersedes  No. 
40740,  Feb.  11,  1944.]     t  W  1.49  :  &4-40740 

Same:  Relay,  current,  single  pole,  type  B-7B  (24  volts,  200  ampere,  direct 

current),  amdt.  1;  Aug.  1,  1944.     [Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  Aug.  3,  1944.] 
1  p.  12"     (No.  94-32:353-B  [amdt.  1].)      t  W  3.48/1 :  94-32353-B/amdt.l 

Same:  Solenoid,   type  E-8A    (12  volts,  D.  C.)  ;  Julv  10,  1944.     [Wright 

Field,  Dayton.  Ohio,  July  20,  1944.]     8  p.  il.  12°     (No.  93-2476S-B.)      [Super- 
sedes No.  93-247o8-A,  July  23,  1943.]     t  W  1.49  :  93-2476S-B 

Same:  Solenoid,   type  CJ-lOA    (24  volts,  D.  C.)  ;   .July  1.  1944.     [Wright 

Field,  Dayton.  Ohio,  Julv  7,  1944.1     7  p.  il.  12"     (No.  93-247-1 0-B. )      [Super- 
sedes No.  93-24740-A,  July  21,  1943.]     t  W  1.49 :  93-24740-B 

Same:  Solenoid,  type  (^18A  (24  volts,  D.  C)  ;  July  1, 1944.     [Wright  Field, 

Dayton.   Ohio,  July  7,   1944.]     7  p.   il.   12"     (No.   93-24839-A.)      [Supersedes 
No.  93-24839,  Apr.  15,  1943.]     t  W  1.49 :  93-24839-A 

Same:  Tank,  water,   collapsible    (photographic),   amdt.   2;   July  3,   1944. 

[Wright  Field.  Dayton,  Ohio,  July  7,  1944.]     2  p.  12"     (No.  94-40454  [amdt. 
2].)      [Supersedes  and  includes  Amendment  1,  Nov.  9,  lf!43.]     t 

W  3.48/1 :  94^0454/amdt.2 

Same:  Trailers,  fuel  servicing,  type  A-3 ;  June  17,  1944.     [Wright  Field, 

Dayton,  Ohio,  July  3.  1944.]     14  p.  12°     (No.  91-87.)      [Supersedes  No.  30159, 
Mar.  2,  1943.]     t  W  1.49:  91-87 

Same:  Unit,  filter,  photographic  (ground  camera),  amdt.  2;  June  30,  1944. 

[Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  July  3,  1M4.]     2  p.  12°     (No.  75-281  [amdt.  2].) 
[Supersedes  and  includes  Amendment  1,  Apr.  14,  1944.]     t 

W  3.48/1 :  75-281/amdt.2 

Library  'bulletin.  Army  Air  Forces  library  bulletin  4  [new  perios]  ;  Julv  1944. 
[1944.]     3  p.  4»     [Processed.]     %  W  108.12 :  943^4/4 

Technical  publications  for  Army  Air  Forces  field  technical  libraries,  book  list 
lA;  Apr.  1944.     Ro.ss-Gould  Co.,  St.  Louis,  Mo.   [June  19441.     17  p.  il.  4°     + 

W  108.2  :  B  64/2/no.lA 

ARMY  SERVICE  FORCES 

Oovernment  contracts.  Termination  of  contracts  for  conven'ence  of  the  Govern- 
ment, Change  3A ;  [Mav  25.  1944].  [1944.]  [7]  p.  4°  (Procurement  regula- 
tion 15  [change  1].)  [Extracted  from  Revision  35  of  Procurement  regulations 
(additional  pages).  Issued  in  loose-leaf  form.]  Included  in  price  of  regula- 
tion 15.     •  Item  1131.  W  1C9.8/2  :  15/2/ch.3A 

Same.  Change  6;  [July  21.  1944].  [1944.]  [86]  p.  4°  (Procurement  reg- 
ulation 15  [changes  61  ;  Readjuctnient  Division.)  [Extract^ed  from  Revision 
?8  of  Proruremrnt  regulations.  Issued  in  loose-leaf  form.]  Included  in  price  of 
regulation  15.     •  Item  1131  W  109.8/2  :  15/2/ch.6 

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September  1944  1089 

Public  property.  Disposition  of  property ;  [May  25,  1944].  [1944,]  [57]  p.  il.  4« 
(Procuremeut  regulation  7;  Keudjustment  Division.)  [Issued  in  loose-leaf 
form.  J     *  Taper,  5>2.oU,  including  lii  cliauges.     •  Item  1131  W  109.8/2  :  7 

Note. — This  is  a  complete  reprint  of  PR  no.  7,  made  from  the  original  plates  of  AVar 
Department  Procurement  regulations.  This  reprint  includes  all  changes  made  through 
Revision  37  of  June  29,  1944. 

Same,  Cliange  1 ;  [July  21,  1944].  [1944.]  [9]  p.  4°  (Procurement  regula- 
tion 7  [change  1]  ;  Readjustment  Division)  [Extracted  from  Revision  38  of 
Procurement  regulations.     Issued  in  loose-leaf  form.]     •  Item  1131 

W  109.8/2 : 7/ch.l 

. Same,  Change  2;  [Aug.  4,  1944].  [1944.]  [15]  p.  4°  (Procurement  reg- 
ulation 7  [change  2]  ;  Readjustment  Division.)  [Extracted  from  Revision  39 
of  Procurement  regulations.     Issued  in  loose-leaf  form.]     •  Item  1131 

W  103.8/2 : 7/ch.2 

Supply  catalogs.  Army  Service  Forces  catalog:  Medical  supply  catalog,  Med 
1-3,  6;  Mar.  1,  1944.  [1944.]  [5t2]  p.  11.  4°  [Issued  in  loose-leaf  form  in 
binder.]     X  W  1U9.14  :  Med  1-3,6 

Same:  Ordnance  supply  catalog.  [Publications  Department,  Raritan  Ar- 
senal, 1944.]     [Processed.     Issued  with  perforations.]     t 

Note. — In  the  lists  below,  some  of  the  Changes  are  for  the  Standard  nomenclature 
lists  when  they  were  issued  by  the  Ordnance  Department  before  the  establishment  of  the 
Armv  Service  Forces  catalog',  and  for  these,  the  old  classilication  W34.2.S  :  is  retained 
in  order  that  they  may  be  filed  with  the  publications  to  which  they  belong. 

Ord  5  SNL. 

G-182.  Kits,   standard   hardware   and   shop   supplies    (2nd   echelon);   May    16,    1944. 
114-1-]    P-  il-  4<>     (Standard  nomenclature  list  G-182.) 

W  109.14:  Ord  5  G-182 

H-12.     Antifriction   bearings   and   related   items ;   June  8,   1944.      lUI    p.      (Standard 

nomenclature    list    Il-l-',    supplement.)  W  10!). 14. Ord  5  H-12 

J-7.       Welding,   forging,   vulcauizin'4',   .soldering,   and  brazing  equipment.   Changes   1 ; 

July  22,   1944.      [2]    p.      (Standard  nomenclature  list  J-(,   changes   1.) 

•^  ,  W  34.-.i  :  J-7/ch.l 

J-8.       Hand  tool  appurtenances.  Changes  1;  July  21,  1944.     1  p.      (Standard  nomen- 
clature list  J-8,  chaugas  1.)  W  34.^:3  :  J-8/ch.l 
J-9.       Measuring  and  testina-  instruments,  Changes  2;  June  2,  1944.     [2]  p.     (Stand- 
aid  nomenclature  list  J-9,  changes  2.)      [Supersedes  Changes  1.  Apr.  5,  1944.] 

W  34.Z3  :  J-y/ch.2 
J-15.     Benches,    tool   boxes,    cabinets,   bin.s,    tool    chests,    tool    rolls,    etc..    of    general 
application;  July  13,   1''44.     45  n.  il.      (Standard  nomenclature  list  J-15.) 
[Supersedes  SNL  M-8,  May  17,  1943,  and  Changes  2,  Nov.  1.  1943.] 

W  109.14  :  Ord  5  J-15 

K-1.       Cleaning,  preserving  and  lubricating  materials,  recoil   AumIs,  special   oils,  and 

miscellaneous   related   items.    Changes   1;   July   21,    1944.     3    p.      (Standard 

nomenc;ature  list  K-1,  changes  1.)  W  109.14  :  Ord  5  K-l/ch.l 

Ord  6  SNL.     Tools,  maintenance,  for  repair. 
G-27.     Automotive  and  semi-automotive  vehicles,  sec.  1,  Tool-sets  (special),  automotive 
and  semi-automotive;  July  1,  1944.     420  p.  il.      (Standard  nomenclature  list 
G-27,  sec.  1.)      [t-upersedes  SNL  G-27,  pts.  1,  2,  and  4,   Mai'.    1,  1941,  and 
Changes  1.  Apr.   15,   1944.]  W  109.14  :  Ord  6  G-27/2/sec.l 

Snme.  sec.  2,  Tool-sets  (common),  specialists  and  or.^anizational  ;  July  1.  1944. 
215  p.  il.  (Standard  nomenclature  list  G-27,  sec.  2.)  [Supersedes  SNL 
G-27,  pt.  3,  Mar.  1,  1944,  and  Changes  1,  Apr.  15.  1944.] 

W  109.14  :  Ord  6  G-27/2/sec.2 
N-19.     Tool-sets,  motor  transport.  Changes  6;  July  1,  1944.     1  n.      (Stniulard  nomen- 
clature list  N-19,  changes  6.)      [Supersedes  Changes  5.  May  10    1944.] 

W  34.23  :  N-19/2/943-2/ch.6 

Ord  7  SNL.     Organizational  spare  parts  and  equipment. 

B-4.       Rifle,  U.   S.,  cal.  .30,  M1917,  Changes  2;  Juy  17,   1944.        [2]    p.      (Standard 
nomenclature  list  B-4,  changes  2.)      [Supersedes  Chnntres  1.  June  2.  1944.1 

W  109.14  :  Ord  7  B  4/2/ch.2 

B-6.       Pistol,  automatic,  cal.  .45,  M1911  and  M1911A1.  Changes  1  ;  July  3.  1944.     12]  p. 

(Standard  nomenclature  list  B-6,  changes  1.)         W  109.14  :  Ord  7  B-6/2/ch.l 

Ord  8  SNL.     Higher  echelon  spare  parts  and  equipment  (addendum). 

B-4.       Rifle,   U.    S.,   cal.   .30.   M1917,   Changes   1;   Aug.    2,    1944.      [2]    p.      (Standard 

nomenclat'-re  list  B-4.  changes  1.)  W  109.14  :  Ord  8  B-4/2/ch.l 

B-9.       Shotpuns,  Changes  2;  Ju'y  19,  1944.      [2]  p.     (Stand.Trd  nomenclature  list  B-9, 

changes  2.)      [Supersedes  Changes  1,  June  19,  194 >.] 

W  34.23  :  B -9/2/add.-2/rh.2 
B-25.     Rifles,  cal.  .22  (commercial)  ;  July  4,  1914.     10  n.  il.      (Standard  nomenclature 

list  B-25.)      [Supersedes  p.  37-42  covering  addendum  to  SNL  R-25    S-nt.  28, 

1942]        '      ^      ^  ''  ^  W  100.14 :0"d  8  B-25 

F-215.  Rule,  f^lide.  Ml,  Changes  1;  June  28,  1944.      [2]    p.      (Standard  nom-nctature 

list  F-215,  changes  1.)  W  109.14  :  Ord  8  F-215/ch.l 

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Supply  catalogs — Continued. 

F-268.  Binocular.  M5 ;  July  13,  1944.  7  p.  (Standard  nomenclature  list  F-268.) 
I  Supersedes  Ord  8  SNL  F-iJGS,  HESP  &  E  (adtlendum).  May  22.  1944.] 

W  109.14  :  Old  8  F-268/2 

J-3.  Geometrical  tools  and  instruments;  June  2,  1944.  4  p.  (Standard  nomen- 
clature list  J-3.)  W  109.14  :  Ord  8  J-3 

J-5.  Lil'tinK,  holding,  and  forming  tools;  July  18.  1944.  9  p.  (Standard  nomen- 
clature list  J-5.)  [Supersedes  Ord  8  SNL  J-5,  HESl'  &  E  (addendum). 
Apr.  6.  1944.  ]  W  109.14  :  Ord  8  J-r,/2 

J-7.       Welding,  forging,  vulcanizing,  soldering,  and  braziiTJf  equiiiment ;  June  2,  1944. 

5  p.      (Standard  nomenclature  list  J-7.)      [Supersedes  Ord  8  SNL  J-7,  IIESP 

6  E    (addendum).   Apr.   G,    1944.]  W  10!). 14  :  Ord  8  J-7 /2 
J-9.       Measuring  and  testing  instruments;  July  18,   1944.     9  p.      (Standard  nomen- 
clature list  J-9.)      [Supersedes   Ord  8   SNL  J-9,   llESl'  &  E    (atldendum), 
July  4,  1944.]  W  109.14  :  Ord  8  .1-9/3 

J-145.  Drill,  dec,  port.,  Vi-in.,  110  v.,  a.  c.-d.  c,  Milwaukee  no.  S-114,  complete; 
June  2,   1944.     5  p.  11.      (Standard  nomenclature  list  J-145.) 

W  109.14:  Ord  8.7-14.5 

J-106.  CJharger,  battery,  port.,  rectifler-tube-type.  115  v.  60  c.  a-c.  4.5  v.  d-c.  6  amp. 
outiut,  Heyer  model  HP-AM-6A,  complete;  July  4,  1944.  4  p.  (Standard 
nomenclature  list  J-156.)  W  109.14  :  Ord  8  J-156 

J-161.  (Heaner  and  tester,  spark  plug,  12  v.,  d-c,  Globe  model,  complete,  and  cleaner 
and  tester,  spark  plug.  110  v.,  60  c,  a-c,  sjile-ph.,  Globe  model,  complete; 
June  2,  1944.     6  p.  il.      (Standard  nomenclature  list  J-lHl.) 

W  109.14  :  Ord  8  .T-161 

J-166.  Machine,  cylinder  boring,  3''iG  to  SVs  X  20  in.  cap.,  110  v.,  60  c,  a-c,  sgle-ph., 
Rottler  no.  C— 4,  complete;  July  4,  1944.  5  p.  (Standard  nomenclature  list 
J-166.)  W  109.14:  Ord  8, T-166 

J-172.  Driver,  reamer,  elec,  110  v.,  60c.,  a-c,  sgle-ph.;  K.  O.  Lee  Co.,  model"  A-300C, 
complete ;  July  18,  1944.     5  p.  11.      (Standard  nomenclatue  list  J-172.) 

W  ]  09.14:  Ord  8  J-172 

J-185.  Hone,  brake  cylinder,  Ammco  no.  A012,  complete;  Julv  11.  1944.  6  p.  il. 
(Standard  nomenclature  list  J-18.5.)  W  100.14  :  Ord  8  J-185 

J-187.  Grinder,  brake  lining,  110  v.,  60  c,  sgle-ph..  Barrett  no.  B-120.  complete,  and 
grinder,  brake  lining,  110  v.,  60  c,  sgle-ph.,  Barrett  no.  B120A,  complete; 
June  2,   1944.     6  p.  il.      (Standard  nomenclature  list  .T-187.) 

W  100.14  :  Ord  8  .T-187  ^ 

J-188.  Grinder,  bushing,  110  v.,  60  c,  sgle-ph.,  Sunnen  model  LB,  complete,  and 
grinder,  bushing,  220  v.,  60  c,  3-ph.,  Sunnen  model  LB,  complete:  Ju'v  18. 
1044.  R  n.  il.  (Standard  nomenclature  list  J-188.)  [Supersedes  Ord  8 
SNL  J-188,  HESP  &  E  (addendum),  Apr.  6.  1944.]      W  109  14  :  Ord  S  J-i88/2 

J-191.  Grinder,  cutter  and  tool,  110  v.,  60  c,  sgle-ph..  Roan  no.  20.  complete:  July  4, 
1944.    6  p.  il.     (Standard  nomenclature  list  J-191.)        W  100.14  :  Ord  8  J-191 

J— 205.  Hone,  piston  pin  hole,  *~Ai  to  l^ie  in.  cap.,  Ammco  no.  1.  complete;  Julv  11, 
1914.    6p.il.     (Standard  nomenclature  list  .7-205.)       W  109.14  :  Ord  8  J-205 

J-206.  Lift,  bus  and  truck,  pneumatic,  twin  post.  Globe  no.  2-SHLR-VlO-AB.  com- 
plete; July  l.S.  1944.  6  p.  il.  (Standard  nomenclature  list  J-206.)  [Super- 
sedes Ord  8  SNL  J-206.  higher  echelon  spare  parts  and  en'iinment  (adden^'um). 
Apr.  6,  1041.]  W  109.14  :  Ord  8  .7-206/2 

J-246.  Hammer,  body  and  fender  straightening,  pneumatic,  Milwaukee  no.  X-181, 
complete;  July  18,   1944.     6  p.  il.      (Standard  nomendature  list  J-246.) 

W  109.14  :  Ord  8  J-246 

J-257.  Hammer,  riveting,  pneumatic,  %-in.  rivet  cap..  Slmplate  no.  3.  complete ;  July 
18.  1944.     6  p.  il.     (Standard  nomenclature  list  J-257.) 

W  109  14  :  Ord  8  J-257 

J-264.  Machine,  milling,  110/200  v.,  60  c,  a-c,  sgle-ph..  Atlas  model  MF-G,  complete; 
July  4,   1944.     5  p.   il.      (Standard  nomenclature  list  .7-264.) 

W  109.14  :  Ord  8  J-264 

J-272.  Lathe,  brake  drum,  110  v.,  a.  c.-d.  c,  Barrett  no.  B-35.  complete,  and  lathe, 
brake  drum,  110  v.,  a.  c.^1.  c,  Bnrrett  no.  B-39,  comnlete ;  June  2,  1944. 
6p.il.     (Standard  nomenclature  list  J-272.)  W  100.14  :  Ord  8  J-272 

J-285.  Machine,  cylinder  boring,  port..  2%  to  5%  X  14  in.  cap..  110  v.,  60  c,  sgle-ph.. 
Van  Norman  no.  777,  complete;  June  2,  1944.  6  p.  il.  (St.nndard  nomen- 
clature list  J-285.)  W  109  14  :  Ord  8  .T-2S5 

J-326.   Machine,  sewing,  elec.   110/220  v.,  60  c,  sgle-ph..  Singer  no.   7-31.   complete. 

Changes    1  ;   June   23,    1944.      [2]    p.      (Standard    nomenclature   Ust   .T-.'?26. 

changes  1.)  W  109.14  :  Ord  8  .T-326/ch.l 

J-3ul.  Shears,  metal  cutting,  port.,  no.  18  gage  can..  110  v.,  a.  c.-d.  c.  Black  &  Decker 
no.  2.58-A.  comnlete.  Changes  1  ;  June  26,  1944.  [2]  n.  (S+andard  nomen- 
clature list  .7-351.  changes  1.)  W  100.14  :  0"d  8  .7-351 /c-h.l 

J-427.  Grinder,  bench,  elec,  10-in.,  100/220  v..  60  c.  a.-c,  ssle-ph.,  Blnck  &  Decker  no. 
83-B,  complete;  July  18,  1944.  *5  p.     (Standard  nomenclature  list  .7-427.) 

W  109.14  :  Old  8  .7-427 

J-448.  Charger,  battery,  port,  rectifler-tube-t.ype.  115  v.  60  c  a.-C.  45  v.  d-c.  6  amp. 
output.  Heyer  model  HP-6-HW.  complete;  July  4,  1944.  6  n.  il.  (Standard 
nomenclature  list  .7-448.)  W  100.14  :  Ord  8  .7-448 

J-468.  Charger,  magneto  magnet,  12  v.,  d.  c.  Allen  E-37,  complete ;  July  4.  1041.  4  p. 
(Standard   nomenclature  list  .7-468.)  W-109.i4  :  Ord  8  J-468 

J-469.  Charger,  battery,  nort.,  gasoline-engine-driven,  12  v.,  25  amp..  Continental 
Motors  no.  Lr-121  ;  Julv  4,  1944.     6  p.     (Standard  nompucl.nture  list  J-469.) 

W  109.14  :  Ord  8  J-469 

Ord  9  SNL.     List  of  all  parts. 

B-4.  Rifle,  U.  S.,  cal.  .30.  M1917.  Changes  2;  .7uly  17,  1944.  [2]  p.  (Standard 
nomenclature  list  B-4,  changes  2.)      [Supersedes  Changes  1.  May  17.  1944.1 

W  109.14  :  Ord  9  B-4/ch.2 

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September  1944  1091 

Supply  catalogs — Continued. 

B-8.  Bayonets  and  their  scabbards,  Changes  2;  July  19,  1944.  [2]  p.  (Standard 
nomenclature  list  B-8,  changes  2.)  [Pull  title  is :  Combined  list  of  all  parts, 
organizational  spare  parts  and  equipment,  higher  echelon  spare  parts  and 
equipment  (addendum)  for  bayonets  and  their  scabbards.  Supersedes 
Clianges   1,   Mar.   20,    1944.]  W  109.14  :  Ord  9  B-8/ch.2 

B— 29.  Revolver,  Colt,  cal.  .38,  special  (commando  and  junior  commancio),  revolver. 
Smith  and  Wes.son,  military, and  police,  cal.  .38,  regular  (38/200)  and  cal. 
.38.  special,  Changes  1 ;  June  28,  1944.  [2]  p.  (Standard  nomenclature  list 
B-29,  changes  1.)  W  109.14  :  Ord  9  B-29/ch.l 

B-37.  Knife,  trench,  M3  and  M1918  Mk.  1,  Changes  2  ;  June  24,  1944.  [2]  p.  (Stand- 
ard nomenclature  list  B-37,  changes  2.)  [Supersedes  Changes  1,  May  24, 
1944.  ]  W  109.14  :  Ord  9  B-37/ch.2 

J-149.  Drill,  elec,  port.,  %-in.,  110  v.,  a.  c.-d.  c,  Skilsaw  no.  6H.  complete;  June  21, 
1944.      8p.il.      (Standard  nomenclature  list  .1-149.)       W  109.14  :  Ord  9  J-14?) 
J-261.  Attachment,  milling,  Sheldon  10-in.  lathe,  Globe  no.  61,  complete,  Changes  1; 
July  0,  1944.      [2]   p.     (Standard  nomenclature  list  .1-201,  changes  1.) 

W  109.14  :  Ord  9  J-261/ch.l 
J-270.  Lathe,  bench,  10   X    54-in.,  quick-change-gear-box,  110  v.,  bO  c,  sgle-ph..   South 
Bend  no.   187-RN,  complete  ;  June  15,   1944.     89  p.   il.      (Standard   nomen- 
clature list  J-270.)      [Supersedes  SNL  J-270,  Oct.  18,  1943.  and  Changes  1, 
Dec.    8,    1943.]  W  109.14  :  Ord  9  J-270 

Ord  10  SNL.  Tools  and  supplies. 

N-9.  Ordnance  heavy  maintenance  company,  field  army,  Changes  2;  July  21,  1944. 
4  p.  (Standard  nomenclature  list  N-9,  tentative,  changes  2.)  [Supersedes 
Clianges  1,  June  10,  1944.]  W  109.14  :  Ord  10  N-9/ch.  2 

N-17.  Ordnance  ammunition  company.  Changes  2;  July  26,  1944.  [2]  p.  (Standard 
nomenclature  list  N-17,  changes  2.)     [Supersedes  Changes  1,  June  16,  1944.] 

W  109.14  :  Ord  10  N-17/ch.2 

N-65.  Ordnance  maintenance  battalion,  armored  division,  Changes  2;  July  21,  1944. 
4  p.  (Standard  nomenclature  list  N-65,  changes  2.)  [Supeisedes  Changes  1, 
June  1.  1944.J  W  109.14  :  Ord  10  N-65/c-h.2 

N-97S.  Ordnance  maintenance  company,  engineer  special  brigade,  Changes  3  ;  June  28, 
1944.  4  p.  (Standard  nomenclature  list  N-97S,  changes  3.)  [Supersedes 
Changes  2,   May  29,   1944.]  W  109.14  :  Ord  10  N-97S/ch.3 

N-257.  Ordnance  maintenance  company,  air  force.  Changes  1  ;  June  16,  1944.  [2]  p. 
(Standard  nomenclature  list  N-257,  tentative,  changes  1.) 

W  109.14  :  Ord  10  N-257/rh.l 

N-348.  Ordnance  motor  vehicle  assembly  company  (portable),  Changes  4  ;  July  31,  1944. 
4  p.  (Standard  nomenclature  list  N-348,  changes  4.)  [Supersedes  Changes 
3,   June  16.    1944.]  W  109.14  :  Ord  10  N-.348/ch.4 

N— 417.  Ordnance  supply  and  maintenance  company,  aviation,  Changes  1 ;  June  16, 1944. 
[2]   p.      (Standard  nomenclature  list  N— 417,  tentative,  changes  1.) 

W  109.14  :  Ord  10  N-417/ch.l 

Ord  12  SNL  OGS.    Obsolete  general  supplies. 

1-1.  Obsolete  group  A  materiel,  major  items;  June  15,  1944.  14  p.  (Standard 
nomenclature  list  OGS  1-1.)  [Supersedes  SNL,  OGS  group  1-1.  Jan.  28, 
1944.]  W  109.14  :  Ord  12  1-1/2 

3-1.       Obsolete  group   C  materiel,    major   items;   June   15,   1944.      13   p.      (Standard 

nomenclature  list  OGS  3-1.)      [Supersedes   SNL,   OGS  group  3-1,   Jan.   28, 

1944,  and  Changes  1,  Apr.  5,  1944.]  W  109.14  :  Ord  12  3-1/2 

Same,  Changes  1;  July  26,  1944.     [2]   p.     (Standard  nomenclature  list  OGS 

3-1,  changes  1.)  W  109.14  :  Ord  12  3-1/2/ch.l 

4-1.  Ob.solete  group  D  materiel,  major  items;  June  15,  1944.  6  p.  (SUindard 
nomenclature  list  OGS  4-1.)  [Supersedes  SNL,  OGS  group  4-1,  Jan.  28, 
1944,  and  Changes  2,  Apr.  4,  1944.]  W  100.14  :  Ord  12  4-1/2 

5-1.  Obsolete  group  E  materiel,  major  items ;  June  15,  1944.  8  p.  (Standard 
nomenclature  list  OGS  5-1.)  [Supersedes  SNL,  OGS  croup  r>-l,  Jan.  28, 
1944,  and  Changes  1,  Mar.  11,   1944.]  VV  109.14  :  Ord  12  5-1/2 

6-1.  Obsolete  group  F  materiel,  major  items;  June  15,  1944.  24  p.  (Standard 
nomenclature  list  OGS  6-1.)  [Supersedes  SNL,  OGS  group  6-1.  .Tan.  28, 
1944,  and  Changes  1,  Mar.  23,  1944.]  W  109.14  :  Ord  12  6-1/2 

8-1.  Obsolete  miscellaneous  items,  major  items  ;  June  15,  1944.  17  p.  (Standard 
nomenclature  list  OGS  8-1.)  [Supersedes  SNL,  OGS  irroup  8-1,  Jan  28, 
1944.]  W  109.14:  Ord  12  8-1/2 

Old  13  SNL. 

C-6.  Items  common  to  2  or  more  group  C  materiel  ;  June  1,  1944.  192  p.  (Standard 
nomenclature  list  C-6.)      [Supersedes  SNL  C-6,  June  2,  1942.] 

W  10!).14  :  Ord  13  C-6 

F-5.       Items  common  to  2  or  more  group  F  materiel  ;  June  1,  1944.     132  p.     (Standard 

nomenclature  list  F-5.)     [Supersedes  SNL  F-5,  July  15,  1941.  and  Changes  1. 

Sept.    23,    1942.1  W  109.14  :  Ord  13  F-S 

ADJUTANT  general's  DE2>AKTMENT 

Posters.     Army  conservation  project;  [poster.s].     1944.     various  sizes.     [For  offi- 
cial use  only,  and  distributed  only  within  the  armed  services.]     t 

W  3.46/7 :  95-Q-34,  etc. 
95-Q-34.  Spoiled  while  waiting,  keep  perishables  in  refrigerator.      [This  poster  to  be 
displayed  in  kitchens  only.] 

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1092  Government  Publications 

Posters — Continued. 

98-E-21.  Water  waste  means  water  shortage,  run  no  more  than  yon  need,  then  turn  It 

oflf  tight  I 
102-P-17.  It'll  be  a  great  dayi  conservation  of  supplies  and  equipment  speed  victory. 
[Illustrator,   Harold  von   Schmidt.] 

Become  a  paratrooijer,  jump  Into  the  fight ;  [poster],  n.  p.  Recruiting  Pub- 
licity Bureau,  United  States  Army  [July  11,  1944].  25.1X17  in.  [Illustrator, 
Steele  Savage.]     t  W3.4G/1:P21 

Careless  talk  got  there  first;  [poster].     1944.    40X28.5  in.     [Illustrator, 

H.  U.  Stoops.    This  poster  also  issued  in  size  28X20  in.]     t    War  Information 
Office.  W  3.46/1 :  T  14/16 

Pledge  of  the  Army  nurse;  [all  lettered  poster],    n.  p.  RPB  [.Tune  9.  1944]. 

12.5X9.5  in.     t  W3.4G/1:N93 

Wanted  !  for  nmrder,  her  careless  talk  costs  lives ;  [poster] .    1^4.   40 X  28.5 

in.     [Illustrator,  Victor  Keppler.    This  poster  also  issued  in  size  27.9X20  in.] 
t  War  Information  Office.  W  3.46/1 :  T  14/18,19 

World  War,  1939-.    Why  I  tight,  prize  winning  essays  from  North  African  theater 
of  operations.     [1944.]     [l]+33  p.  il.  4"     J     •  Item  1145 
L.  C.  card  44^1381  W  3.2 :  F  46 

INFORMATION  AND  EDUCATION  DIVISION 

Note. — The  Morale  Services  Division  was  redesignated  as  the  Information  and  Educa- 
tion Division  by  ASF  circular  256  of  Aug.  U,  1944,  effective  the  same  date. 

Neivsmap.  Newsmap,  July  27-Aug.  3  to  Aug.  23-30  [1944],  v.  3,  no.  16-20;  pre- 
pared by  Army  Information  Branch,  from  public  sources  of  information.  Aug. 
7-Sept.  4,  1944.     Each  [2]  p.  il.  oblong  T     [Weekly.]     t     W  109.207 : 3/16-20 

Same,  special  edition,  [July  6-13]  to  Aug.  16-23  [1944],  v.  [3,  no.  13-]  19; 

prepared  by  Army  Information  Branch,  from  public  sources  of  information. 
[July  24-]  Sept.  4,  1944.     Each  [2]  p.  il.  oblong  f°     [Weekly.]     J 

W  109.207/2 : 3/13-19 

Newsmap,  industrial  edition,  July  27-Aug.  3  to  Aug.  23-30,  [1944],  v.  3, 

no.  16-20 ;  prepared  from  public  sources  of  information.     Aug.  7-Sept.  4,  1944. 
Each  1  p.  il.  oblong  f"     [Weekly]     t  W  109.20J :  3/1&-20 

Newsmap,  overseas  edition,  July  27-Aug.  3  to  Aug.  23-30  [1944],  v.  3,  no. 

16-20;  prepared  by  Army  Information  Branch,  from  public  sources  of  informa- 
tion.    Aug.  14-Sept.  11,  1944.    Each  [2]  p.  il.  oblong  f°     [Weekly.]     t 

W  109.208:  3/16-20 

JUDGE   ADVOCATE   GENERAL'S   DEPARTMENT 

Bulletin  of  judge  advocate  general  of  Army,  v.  3,  no.  6 ;  June  1944.  1944.  iii-f-223- 
273  p.     [Monthly.    Issued  with  perforations.]     t     •  Item  1169         W  10.3: 3/6 

MEDICAL  DEPARTMENT 

Army  nurse,  for  Army  nurses.  Medical  Department  dietitians,  Medical  Depart- 
ment physical  therapy  aides,  occupational  therapy  aides,  v.  1,  no.  7;  July  1944. 
[1944.]     14  p.  il.  4°     [Monthly.    Processed.]     t  W  44.29: 1/7 

MORALE  BERVICES  DIVISION 
Note. — See,  above,  Information  and  Education  Division. 

ORDNANCE  DEPARTMENT 

Firivff  tables  for  howitzer,  240-mm,  Ml,  firing  shell,  H.  E.,  M114,  with  fuze,  P.  D., 
M51  and  mods.,  fuze  M.  T.,  M67  and  mods..  Changes  2 ;  July  10,  1944.  [Publica- 
tions Department.  Ruritan  Arsenal,  1944.]  [9] -f  107-123  p.  16"  (FT-240-C-1 
[changes]  2.)     [Supersedes  Changes  1,  Apr.  27, 1944.]    t    W  34.34 :  24(>-C-l/ch.2 

Ordnance  provision  system.  Ordnance  catalog  ordnance  provision  system)  : 
Groups  F-N.  [Publications  Department,  Raritan  Arsenal,  1944.]  [Processed, 
Issued  with  perfoi'ations.]     t 

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September  1944  1093 

Ordnance  provision  system — Contiuued. 
Standard  nomonclattire  lists. 

F-10      Sijrbt,  bore  (small  arms  and  field  artillery),  tentative  addendum,  Chanjies  1  ; 

July  7    1944.      1  l>.  W  34.2.S  :  F-lO/add./ch.l 

F-213.  Instrument,  azimuth,  MIOISAI,  addendum,  Chanpes  ]  :  .Tuly  14.  1!>44.     l  p. 

W  34.23  :  F-213/add.-2/ch.l 

F-225.   System,  remote  c  ntrol,  M3,  system,  remote  control,  M4.  system,  eal>le,  M!), 

orsanlzational  snare  parts  and  equipment,  rhaiifres  1  :  .Tuly  11,  1044.      1   p. 

W  34.23 :  F-22r)/orgn./943-2/cli.l 

F-''52    Svstem,  sifrlitinR.  M7.   toleseopo.  ISIOn,  addendum,   Cli'm-rcs  2;   .Mi'y   10,  1!)44. 

[2]  p.     [Supersedes  Changes  1,  Sept.  27,  1943.]  W  34.23  :  F-2.-j2/ada./ch.2 

G-157    Trailer,  armored.  M8.  orL'-iiiiiyati«"al  spare  mirts  and  equinnient  ;  Ansr.  .">.  1943. 

8  p.  il.     [Supersedes  SNL  G-157,  organizational  spare  parts  and  equ'pment. 

May   20,   1943.]  W  34.23  :  (i-1  r)7/2/(.rt;n./943-2 

Same,  Chancres  1  ;  May  1,  1944.      1  p.         W  34.23  :  G-ir)7/2/or-n./94."'.-2/ch.l 

N-347.  Tools  and  supplies  for  ordnance  tire  repair  company  ;  Aug.  1,  1043.     7;)  p. 

W  34.23  !  N — 347 
Same,  Changes  1  ;  May  8,  1944.     1  p.  W  34.23  :  N-347/ch.l 

Posters.  [Joe  Dope  poster.s,  relating  to  handling,  etc.,  of  equipment;  29.]  1944. 
14.2X20  in.     [Illustrator,  Will  Eisner.]     t  W  84.29/4 :  29 

[.Toe  Dope  posters,  relating  to  handling  of  ordnance  equipment  used  bv 

Air  Forces ;  A  13.]    1944.    20x  14  in.     t  W  34.29/3  :  A  13 

QUABTERMASTEE   GENB:RAL   OF  ARMY 

Oovernment  supj)Ucs.  Cubes  and  weights  of  quartermaster  items,  including 
storage  data:  sec.  1,  Clothing  and  equipage.  [Mar.  1,  1944.]  [4] +1.5  leaves, 
oblong  large  S"     [Issued  in  loose-leaf  form  in  binder.]     %         W  77.2  :  C  89/sec.l 

Same:  sec.  2,  Subsistence.     [1944.]     [12]  p.  oblong  largf^  S"     [Issued  in 

loose-leaf  form.]     t  W  77.2 :  C  89/sec.2 

ARMY  WAR  COLLEGE 

LIBRARY 

Periodical  Uteratvre.  Abstracts  of  selected  periodical  articles  of  military  inter- 
est, prepared  and  issued  monthly  by  Army  War  College  Library,  no.  1 :  Apr. 
1944.     May  8,  1944.     [2]+l-38p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  W  55.8 : 1 

Same,  no.  2;  May  1944.  June  12,  1944.  [2]+iii-f 39-91  p.  4"  [Proc- 
essed.]    t  W  55.8:  2 

Same,  no.  3;  June  1944.  July  5,  1944.  [2] -f-ii-f 93-123  p.  4°  [Proc- 
essed.]    t  •  W  55.8: 3 

ENGINEER  DEPARTMENT 

Chariton  River,  Iowa  and  Mo.,  letter  submitting  report  on  review  of  reports  on 
and  preliminary  examination  and  survey  of  Chariton  River,  Iowa  and  Mo. 
1944.     vii+46  p.  2  maps.     (IL  doc.  628,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     *  Paper,  loc. 

DCS  Moines  River,  Iowa,  letter  submitting  report  on  preliminary  examination  and 
survey  of  Des  Moines  River,  Iowa,  with  particular  reference  to  construction  of 
dam  at  or  near  Madrid.  1944.  ix+46  p.  2  maps.  (H.  doc.  G51,  78th  Cong.  2d 
sess.)      [This  report  is  on  the  survey  only.]     *  Paper,  20c. 

Hungry  Horse  Dam,  Mont.,  letter  submitting  interim  report  on  surveys  and  studies 
of  Hungry  Horse  Dam,  Mont,  [on  South  Fork  of  Flathead  River].  1944. 
viii+29  p.  map.     (H.  doc.  G43,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     *  Paper,  10c. 

Little  Colorado  River,  Ariz,  and  N.  Mex.,  letter  submitting  report  on  prelintinary 
examination  and  survey  of  Little  Colorado  River  and  its  tributaries  upstream 
from  boundary  of  Navajo  Indian  Reservation  in  Arizona.  June  5,  1944.  29  p. 
1  pi.  map.  (H.  doc.  C48,  7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess.)  [This  report  is  on  the  survey 
only.]     *  Paper,  li5c. 

Napn  River  above  Suscol,  Calif.,  letter  submitting  report  on  preliminary  examina- 
tion and  siu'vey  of  Napa  River  above  Suscol,  Calif.,  for  flood  control.  1944. 
vii4-35  p.  map.  (II.  doc.  626,  7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess.)  [This  report  is  on  the 
survey  only.]     *  Paper,  15c. 

Oliio  River.  Supplement  D,  Industrial  waste  guides,  extract  from  Report  of 
Public  Health  Service  on  survey  of  Ohio  River  and  its  tributaries  for  pollution 

•     Sent  to  Depository  Libraries 

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J  094  Government  Publications 

Ohio  /Ztyer— Continued. 

ccntrol.     li)44.     1 1 J  +1025-1228  p.  H.  1  pL  map.     *  Paper,  30c. 
L.  C.  card  23-20083  ^^  ^-^  •  ^^  ^/f 

NoTK  —This  extract  Is  taken  from  a  report  entitled  Ohio  River  pollution  control, 
vvhlc  "was  ,.rrnt,^.l  as  House  document  2«(!.  7Sth  Congress.  Ist  session,  and  which  ap- 
peared in  the  Monthly  catalog  for  June  1944,  p.  724. 

Ouachita  River  and  tributaries,  Ark.  and  La.,  Blakely  Mountain  Dam  letter  sub- 
mitting report  on  review  of  reports  on  Ouachita  River  and  tributaries.  Ark 
and  La.,  with  view  to  determining  advisability  of  undertaking  constrviction  of 
Blakely  Mountain  Dam  as  Federal  flood-control  project.  June  6,  1J44.  dO  p. 
3  maps.     (H.  doc.  647,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     *  Paper,  luc. 

Pcmbiua  River  and  tributaries,  N.  Dak.,  letter  submitting  report  on  preliminary 
examination  and  survey  of  Pembina  River  and  tributaries,  N.  Dak.  1944. 
vii-f53  p.  map.  (IL  doc.  5G5,  7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess.)  [This  report  is  on  the 
survey  only.]     *  Paper,  15c. 

Port  Aransas-Corpus  Christi  icaterway,  Tex.,  letter  submitting  report  on  review 
of  reports  on  channel  from  Aransas  Pass  to  Corpus  Christi.  lex.  Apr.  21,  1J44. 
35  p.  1  pi.  2  maps.     (H.  doc.  544.  7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess.)     *  Paper,  loc. 

Report.  Report  of  chief  of  engineers.  Army,  [tiscal  year]  1943.  1944.  pt.  1 
Lin  2  v.],  iii  +  l-l0i8+lxxii+lll  +  1049-iy90  p.  [Part  2  of  this  report  is 
restricted  and  will  not  be  released  to  the  public  at  this  time.]     *  Cloth,  pt.  1, 

L.  J;.S  ia'oo's  '■  '■  ''■'■'■  W  7.1/1 :  948/pt.l.  v.l,  2 

Same.  (H.  doc.  642,  [pt.  1,  v.  1  and  2],  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.) 

Savannah  River,  Ga.,  letter  submitting  report  on  preliminary  examination  and 
survey  of  Savannah  River.  Ga.  1944.  vii+68  p.  1  pi.  map.  (H^doc  0u7,  78th 
Cong.  2d  sess.)  [This  report  is  on  the  survey  only.]  *  Paper,  20c. 
Sevier  River  near  Redmond,  Utah,  letter  submitting  interim  report  on  pre- 
liminary examination  and  survey  of  Sevier  River  near  Redmond.  Utah.  1944. 
v+33  p.  2  maps.  (H.  doc.  614,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)  [This  report  is  on  the 
survey  only.]  *  Paper,  15c. 
Williams  River.  Bill  Williams  River  and  tributaries,  Ariz.,  letter  submitting 
report  on  preliminary  examination  and  survey  of  Bill  Williams  River  Ariz 
and  Big  Sandy  River  in  Arizona  from  junction  of  Trout  Creek  and  Knight 
Creek  on  north  to  Bill  Williams  River  on  south.  1944.  v+38  p.  map.  (H. 
doc.  625,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )  [This  report  is  on  the  survey  only.  J  Paper,  loc. 
Yadl-in  River.  Yadkin-Pee  Dee  River  and  its  tributaries,  N.  C.  and  S.  C.,  letter 
submitting  report  on  preliminary  examination  and  survey  of  Yadkin-1  ee  Dee 
River  and  its  tributaries,  N.  C.  and  S.  C,  including  Rocky  River  Loves  Ford 
and  Crumps'  Ford)  and  Wilkesboro  Dam.  1»44.  Ix-fl21  p.  1  pi.  map.  (U. 
doc.  652,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     *  Paper,  25c. 

MISSISSIPPI  Rl\'ER  COMMISSION 

MissiKnippi  River.  Table  of  distances,  Mississippi  River  from  Head  of  Passes  to 
Cairo  and  Head  of  Passes  to  Gulf  of  Mexico,  1943.  n.  p.  [M.  R^  ?;'i"ol?q 
1944].    cover  title,  [l]-h59  p.  4'     t  W  31.2 :  D  63/3/948 

PUBLIC  RELATIONS  BUREAU 
Airplanes.    The  enemy  knows  your  planes  [keep  building  those  planes ;  prepared 
by  Industrial  Services  Division].     [1944.]     [8]  p.  il.     t         ^^^^y  107  2 •  P  69 

Posters.  Air  fronts  [aircraft  photo  sheet  no.  11]  ;  Army  ofliclal  poster  1944. 
28.5X39.9  in.     t  W  107.8 :  Ai  7/no.  11 

Give  him  a  better  chance  to  get  back,  stay  on  the  job  to  finish  the  job ; 

Army  official  poster.     1944.     39.9X28.5  in.     [ TUustra tor,  Ronald  McLeod.]t 

Give  us  more  P-38's;  Army  official  poster.     ^M4.     38X25  in.     [Illustrator 

Heaslip].     t  W  107.8  :P  11 

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Contents 


Page 

Abbreviations,  Explanation iv 

Alijhabetical     List     of     Government 

Authors V 

General  Information 1095 

Notes  of  General  Interest 1098 

Corrections    for    Previous    Monthly 

Catalogs "_  1098 

New  Classification  Numbers,  etc 1099 

Congressional  Set 1100 

Monthly  Catalog 1101 


Abbreviations 


Aineiidinoiit,  ainendiiu'iitR anuU.,  aiiults. 

Appendix apii. 

Article,    articles art. 

Chapter,   chapters chaji. 

Congrpss ConR. 

Department Dept. 

Document doc. 

Facsimile,  facsimiles facsim. 

Folio J f« 

House H. 

House  hill H.  R. 

House  concurrent  resolution H.  Con.  Res. 

House  document H.  doc. 

House  executive  document H.  ex.  doc. 

House  joint  resolution H.  .T.  Res. 

House  report H.  rp. 

House  resolution   (simple) H.  Res. 

IllustratLon,  illustrations il. 

Inch,  inches in. 

Latitude lat. 

Longitude long. 

Mile,  miles m. 

Month mo. 

Nautical  mile naut.  ni. 

No  date n.  d. 

No  place n.  p. 

Number,  numbers no.,  nos. 

Octavo 8° 

Page,    pages p. 


I'arf,  parts pi.,  pts. 

Plate,  plates pi. 

Portrait,    portraits por. 

(Quarto 4" 

Report rp. 

Saint St. 

Section,    sections sec. 

Senate,    Senate   bill S. 

Senate  concurrent  resolution S.  Con.  Res. 

Senate  document S.  doc. 

Senate  executive  document S.  ex.  doc. 

Senate  joint  resolution S.  .T.  Res. 

Senate  report S.  rp. 

Senate  resolution    (simple) S.  Res. 

Session,    sessions sess. 

Sixteenmo 16" 

Statutes  at  large Stat.  L. 

Supplement,    supplements supp.,    supps. 

Table,   tables tab. 

Tax  Court T.   C. 

Thirty-twonio 32° 

Treasury Treas. 

Twelvemo 12° 

Twenty-fourmo 24° 

Versus !'«.,  V. 

Volume,  volumes v. 

Yard,  yards yd.,  yds. 

Year yr. 


Explanation 

Words  and  figures  enclosed  in  brackets  [  ]  are  given  for  information,  but  do 
not  appear  on  the  title  pages  of  the  publications  cataloged.  When  place  and 
printer  are  not  given,  it  is  to  be  understood  that  the  publication  is  printed  at 
the  United  States  Government  Printing  Office,  Washington,  D.  C;  if  processed, 
publisher  is  issuing  office.  When  size  is  not  given,  octavo  is  to  be  understood. 
Size  of  maps  is  approximate,  measurement  being  made  from  outer  edge  of  border, 
excluding  margin.  The  dates,  including  day,  month,  and  year,  given  with  Senate 
and  House  documents  and  reports  are  the  dates  on  which  they  were  ordered  to  be 
printed.  Usually  the  printing  promptly  follows  the  ordering,  but  various  causes 
sometimes  make  delays. 

The  word  "processed"  as  used  in  this  catalog  indicates  publications  which  are 
reproduced  by  duplicating  processes  other  than  ordinary  printing,  e.  g.,  mimeo- 
graph, multigraph,  planograph,  rotaprint,  multilith.  Processed  publications  are 
not  obtainable  from  the  Superintendent  of  Documents  and  requests  for  them,  if 
they  are  available,  should  be  addressed  to  the  issuing  office. 

Under  provisions  of  the  Printing  Act  of  January  12,  1895,  all  Government  publi- 
cations are  entered  in  the  Monthly  Catalog.  However,  press  releases  and  admin- 
istrative, regional,  and  confidential  publications  are  omitted. 

The  L.  C.  card  number  appended  to  some  of  the  entries  is  for  those  libraries 
ordering  printed  cards  from  the  Library  of  Congress.  The  number  at  the  ex- 
treme right  of  an  entry  indicates  the  classification  of  the  publication  in  the 
Office  of  the  Superintendent  of  Documents. 

IV 


Alphabetical  List  of  Government  Authors 

Page 

Accounts  Coniiiiittee.  House 1123 

Acquisitions  Department 1 169 

Actuaries  Board 1110 

Adjutant  General's  Department 1215 

Administrative  Office  of  United, States  Courts 1101 

Aeronautics  Bureau ._  1173 

Agricultural  Adjustment  Agencj' --  1107 

Agricultural  and  Industrial  Chemistry  Bureau j 1103 

Agricultural  Economics  Bureau .  1102 

Agricultural  Research  Administration 1103 

Agriculture  and  Forestry  Committee,  Senate 1131 

Agriculture  Department _  1101 

American  Battle  Monuments  Commission 1110 

American  Ethnology  Bureau 1192 

American  National  Red  Cross 1213 

Animal  Industry  Bureau 1 103 

Army  Air  Forces 1213 

Army  Service  Forces 1215 

Bonneville  Power  Administration __  1145 

Campaign  Expenditures,  Special  Committee  to  Investigate,  House 1123 

Census  Bureau .  1111 

Children's  Bureau .  1166 

Civil  Aeronautics  Administration 1113 

Civil  Aeronautics  Authority 1113 

Civil  Aeronautics  Board ^ 1113 

Civil  Service  Commission 1110 

Civil  Service  Committee,  House 1123 

Civil  Service  Committee,  Senate 1831 

Claims  Committee,  House 1123 

Claims  Committee,  Senate 1131 

Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey 1115 

Coast  G  uard 1173 

Combined  Raw  Materials  Board,  United  States  and  Great  Britain 1111 

Commerce  Committee,  Senate 1133 

Commerce  Department 1111 

Community  War  Services  Office 1 140 

Comptroller  of  Currency 1198 

Conference  Committees 1121 

Congress 1120 

Coordinator  of  Inter-American  Affairs  Office 1184 

Court  of  Claims 1 138 

Court  of  Customs  and  Patent  Appeals 1138 

Customs  Bureau 1198 

Dairy  Industry  Bureau 1104 

Distribution  Office 1108 

V 


VI  Government  Publications 

Page 

District  of  Columbia 1 138 

Documents  Office 1144 

Education  and  Labor  Committee,  Senate 1134 

Educat  ion  Office 1 140 

Emergency  Management  Office 1184 

Employees'  Compensation  Commission 1138 

Employment  Security  Bureau 1143 

Engineer  Department 1217 

Entomology  and  Plant  Quarantine  Bureau 1 104 

Executive  Papers,  Joint  Commitree  on  Disposition  of 1122 

Expenditures  in  Executive  Departments  Committee,  Senate 1134 

Experiment  Stations  Office 1105 

Extension  Service 1109 

Farm  Crecnt  Administration 1106 

Federal  Bureau  of  Investigation ..  1166 

Federal  Communications  Commission 1139 

Federal  Home  Loan  Bank  Administration 1171 

Federal  Housing  Administration 1171 

Federal  Power  Commission 1 139 

Federal  Register  Division 1170 

Federal  Reserve  System  Board  of  Governors 1139 

Federal  Security  Agency 1140 

Federal  Standard  Stock  Catalog  Division 1199 

Federal  Trade  Commission 1 143 

Federal  Works  Agency 1144 

Finance  Committee,  Senate 1 134 

Fiscal  Director's  Office 1216 

Fiscal  Service 1 198 

Fish  and  Wildlife  Service 1145 

Flood  Control  Committee,  House 1127 

Food  and  Drug  Administration .  1140 

Foreign  Agricultural  Relations  Office 1106 

Foreign  and  Domestic  Commerce  Bureau .  1115 

Foreign  Economic  Administration 1184 

Foreign  Relations  Committee,  Senate 1135 

Forest  Service 1106 

General  Accounting  Office 1144 

Geographical  Names  Board 1146 

Geological  Survey 1146 

Government  Printing  Office 1144 

House  of  Representatives 1 122 

Human  Nutrition  and  Home  Economics  Bureau 1105 

Hydrographic  Office 1174 

Immigration  and  Naturalization  Service 1 166 

Immigration  Committee,  Senate ..  1135 

Indian  Affairs  Committee,  Senate 1136 

Information  and  Education  Division 1216 

Information  Office 1 107 

Insular  Affairs  Committee,  House 1127 

Interior  Department 1145 

Internal  Revenue  Bureau 1198 

Interstate  and  Foreign  Commerce  Committee,  House 1 127 

Interstate  Commerce  Commission 1153 


October  1944  vii 

Page 

Interstate  Commerce  Committee,  Senate 11 36 

Invalid  Pensions  Committee,  House 1128 

Judge  Advocate  General 1173 

Judge  Advocate  General's  Department . 1216 

Judiciary  Committee,  Senate 1136 

J  ustice  Department 11 58 

Labor  Department 1166 

Labor  Standards  Division 1167 

Labor  Statistics  Bureau 1167 

Legislative  Reference  Service 1169 

Library  of  Congress 1169 

Library  of  Department  of  Agriculture 1107 

Marit ime  Commission 1169 

Medical  Department 1216 

Medicine  and  Surgery  Bureau 1173 

Merchant  Marine  and  Fisheries  Committee,  House 1 128 

Mihtary  Affairs  Committee,  House 1128 

Military  Affairs  Committee,  Senate 1 136 

Mines  and  Mining  Committee,  House 1129 

M ines  Bureau 1149 

National  Academy  of  Sciences 1 170 

N at ional  Advisory  Committee  for  Aeronautics 1170 

National  Archives 11 70 

National  Bureau  of  Standards 1117 

National  Defense  Program,  Special  Committee  Investigating,  Senate —  1137 

National  Housing  Agency 1171 

National  Institute  of  Health 1 142 

National  Labor  Relations  Board 1171 

National  Museum 1 193 

National  Park  Service 1152 

National  Research  Council 1170 

National  War  Labor  Board 1184 

Naval  Affairs  Committee,  Senate 1137 

Naval  Operations  Office 1 174 

Naval  Personnel  Bureau , 1176 

Naval  War  College 1176 

Navy  Department 1172 

Ordnance  Bureau 1177 

Ordnance  Department 1216 

Pan  American  Sanitary  Bureau 1180 

Pan  American  Union 1180 

Patent  Office 1118 

Plant  Industry,  Soils,  and  Agricultural  Engineering  Bureau 1105 

Post  Office  and  Post  Roads  Committee,  House 11 29 

Post  Office  Department 1 181 

Post  Offices  and  Post  Roads  Committee,  Senate 11 37 

Post- War    Economic    Policy    and    Planning,    Special    Committee    on, 

House 1129 

President  of  United  States 1182 

Presidential,  Vice  Presidential,  and  Senatorial  Campaign  Expenditures, 

1944,  Special  Committee  to  Investigate,  Senate 1137 

Price  Administration  Office 1184 

Printing  Committee,  House 1129 


VIII  GoVTSRNMENT   PuHLlCATIONS 

Page 

Procurement  Division 1199 

Public  Assistance  Bureau 1143 

Public  Debt  Bureau 1 198 

Public  Health  Service '. 1141 

Public  Lands  and  Surveys  Commiitee,  Senate 1137 

Public  Lands  Committee,  House 1129 

Public  Relations  Bureau 1117 

Public  Roads  Administration .  1144 

Railroad  Retirement  Board 1 191 

Railway  Mail  Service 1181 

Reclamation  Bureau 1 153 

Research  and  Statistics  Division 1202 

Rules  Committee,  House 1130 

Rural  Electrification  Administration 1107 

Securities  and  Exchange  Commission 1191 

Selective  Service  System 1192 

Senate 1131 

Ships  Bureau 1177 

Smithsonian  Institution - 1192 

Social  Security  Board 1143 

Soil  Conservation  Service _- 1110 

Solicitor,  Labor  Department 1168 

Special  Services  Division 1217 

State  Department 1 193 

Supplies  and  Accounts  Bureau 1177 

Supreme  Court 1194 

Tariff  Commission 11 95 

Tax  Court 1195 

Tax  Research  Division 1 202 

Tennessee  Valley  Authority 11 97 

Territories  and  Insular  Affairs  Committee,  Senate 1138 

Territories  Committee,  House 1130 

Topography  Division 1181 

Treasurer  of  United  States 1198 

Treasury  Department 1197 

Veterans  Administration 1202 

Wage  and  Hour  and  Public  Contracts  Divisions 11 68 

War  Contracts  Price  Adjustment  Board 1202 

War  Department 1 203 

War  Finance  Division 1202 

War  Food  Administration 1 107 

War  Information  Office 1189 

War  Manpower  Commission 1189 

War  Mobilization  Office 1190 

War  Production  Board 11 90 

War  Relocation  Authority 1191 

War  Shipping  Administration 1191 

Ward,  Montgomery,  &  Co.,  Select  Committee  to  Investigate  Seizure  of. 

House '. . 1130 

Weather  Bureau 1119 

Women's  Bureau 1169 


General  Information 

Tiie  Siiperiiiteiuleiit  of  Documents,  Government  Printing  Office,  Washington, 
D.  C,  is  autliorized  by  law  to  sell  copies  of  Government  publications  and  to  allow 
a  discount  of  25  percent  to  book  dealers  and  quantity  purchasers  on  condition 
that  the  purchasers  will  adhere  to  the  public  sales  price  set  by  the  Superintendent 
of  Documents  and  that  publications  shall  not  be  overprinted  with  any  advertising 
matter. 

Publications  cannot  be  supplied  free  to  individuals  nor  forwarded  in  advance 
of  payment. 

The  sales  stock,  which  amounts  to  more  than  8  million,  includes  approximately 
6r),00(>  different  titles.  Many  rare  books  are  included,  but  under  the  law  all  must 
be  sold  regardless  of  their  age  or  scarcity.  Many  of  the  books  have  been  in  stock 
.some  time,  and  are  apt  to  be  shopworn.  In  filling  orders  the  best  copy  available 
is  sent. 

PRICE   LISTS 

A  general  price  list  of  public  documents  is  not  available,  but  numerous  lists 
have  been  prepared  on  special  subjects  and  any  of  these  will  be  furnished  free, 
on  application,  if  the  person  interested  will  state  the  subject  or  subjects  concern- 
ing which  information  is  desired.  It  will  also  be  noted  that  current  publications 
which  are  for  sale  ai'e  listed  in  this  catalog. 

LIST  OF  SELECTED  PUBLICATIONS 

In  addition  to  the  price  lists,  the  Documents  Office  issues  a  semimonthly  List  of 
selected  United  States  Government  publications  for  sale  by  the  Superintendent 
of  Documents.  Each  list  is  arranged  alphabetically  by  subjects,  with  annotations 
and  prices,  and  may  be  obtained  free  upon  application  to  the  Superintendent  of 
Documents. 

CONGRESSIONAL    BILLS,    DOCUMENTS,    AND    REPORTS 

More  tluin  12,000  different  bills  are  usually  introduced  during  a  session  of 
Congre.ss,  and  there  are  additional  prints  on  many  during  the  progress  of  the  legis- 
lation. With  the  exception  of  a  very  few — such  as  revenue  bills — the  demand  is  an 
unknown  quantity  and  on  most  of  them  we  receive  no  orders,  which  makes  it 
impossible  to  print  a  sales  supply.  It  may  be  that  a  copy  could  be  obtained  from 
your  Congressman. 

A  difficult  problem  is  also  presented  in  providing  a  supply  of  congressional 
documents  and  reports  because  there  are  usually  more  than  6,000  of  this  class 
of  publications  issued  during  a  Congress  and  only  a  few  of  them  are  called  for. 
We  will  attempt  to  print  for  sale  a  few  of  the  more  important  ones,  but  if  not 
priced  the  only  possible  source  would  be  from  your  Congressman. 

HOW  TO  ORDER  PUBLICATIONS 

Publications  entered  in  this  catalog  that  are  for  sale  by  the  Superintendent 
of  Documents  are  indicated  by  a  star  (*)  preceding  the  price.  A  dagger  (f) 
indicates  that  application  should  be  made  to  the  department,  bureau,  or  division 
issuing   the    document.    A   double   dagger    (t)    indicates   that   the    document   is 

1095 


1096  Go^-ERNMENT   PUBLICATIONS 

printed  for  official  use  and  is  not  obtainable.  Whenever  additional  information 
concerning  the  method  of  procuring  a  document  seems  necessary,  it  will  be  found 
under  the  name  of  the  bureau  by  which  it  was  published. 

In  ortleriiis  a  publication  from  the  Superintendent  of  Documents,  give  (if 
known)  the  name  of  the  publishing'  department,  bureau  or  division,  and  the  title, 
together  with  the  classification  number  which  is  added  to  the  entry  at  the  extreme 
right ;  order  the  congressional  documents  and  reports  by  the  title,  together  with 
the  document  or  report  number  and  the  Congress  and  session,  e.  g.,  H.  doc.  422, 
78-2. 

Do  not  use  the  L.  C.  card  number  in  ordering  a  publication. 

HOW  TO  RBIMIT 

Remittances  for  the  documents  marked  with  a  star  (*)  should  be  made  to  the 
Superintendent  of  Documents,  U.  S.  Government  I'rinting  Office,  Washington  25, 
D.  C,  by  coupon,  postal  money  order,  express  order,  or  check.  Currency  may 
be  sent  at  sender's  risk.  Foreign  remittances  should  be  made  either  by  inter- 
national money  order  or  draft  on  an  American  bank. 

Foreign  money,  defaced  or  smooth  coins,  tcill  not  be  accepted.  Do  not  send 
postage  stamps. 

For  the  convenience  of  the  general  public,  coupons  in  the  denomination  of  5c 
that  are  good  until  used  in  exchange  for  Government  publications  sold  by  the 
Superintendent  of  Documents  may  be  purchased  from  his  office.  Address  order 
to  Superintendent  of  Documents,  Government  Printing  Office,  Washington  25,  D.  C. 

No  charge  is  made  for  postage  on  documents  foi'warded  to  points  in  United 
States  and  possessions,  or  to  Canada,  Cuba.  Mexico,  Newfoundland  (including 
Labrador),  and  certain  Central  and  South  American  countries.  To  other  coun- 
tries the  regular  rate  of  postage  is  charged,  and  remittances  must  cover  such  post- 
age.    In  computing  foreign  postage,  add  one-third  of  the  price  of  the  publication. 

TO  LIBRARIANS 

The  number  given  at  the  extreme  right  of  each  entry  (except  for  congres- 
sional documents  and  reports)  is  the  classification  number  by  which  the  pub- 
lication is  arranged  in  the  Library  and  in  the  sales  stock  of  the  Office  of  the 
Superintendent  of  Documents.  It  can  be  used  as  a  classification  number  by 
such  libraries  as  are  using,  for  the  departmental  publications,  the  arrangement 
of  public  documents  advocated  in  the  Check  list  of  United  States  public  docu- 
ments, 17Sr>-190r>.  In  using  this  niunber  as  a  classification  number  in  a  library, 
it  should  be  noted  that  the  shilling  mark  (/)  is  used  to  separate  what  would 
ordinarily  be  a  superior  or  inferior  number  (the  numbers  immediately  following 
the  line)  from  the  main  classification  number,  it  not  being  practicable  to  print 
these  numbers  as  superiors  or  inferiors  in  the  Monthly  catalog. 

LIBRARY    OF    CONGRKSS    CARDS 

Numbers  to  be  used  in  ordering  the  printed  catalog  cards  of  the  Library  of 
Congress  are  appended  to  entries  for  many  publications.  These  are  given  at 
the  left  with  "L.  C.  card"  prefixed.  Do  not  confuse  with  the  Documents  Office 
classification  number  given  at  the  I'ight.  Orders  for  these  cards,  remittances 
in  payment  for  them,  and  requests  for  information  al)out  them  should  be  ad- 
dressed to  the  Card  Division,  Library  of  Congress,  not  to  the  Superintendent 
of  Documents.  Checks  or  money  orders  should  be  made  payable  to  the  Librarian 
of  Congress. 


October  1944  1097 


MONTHLY    CATAT.<X5    WSTRIBUTION 


The  Monthly  catalog  is  sold  on  subscription,  price  $2.00  a  yoar,  inclnding  index; 
foreign  subscription  $2.60  a  year.  Back  numbers  cannot  be  supplied.  Notify 
the  Superintendent  of  Documents  of  any  change  of  address. 


An  Index  to  the  Monthly  catalog  will  be  issued  at  the  end  of  the  calendar 
year.  This  will  contain  index  entries  for  all  the  numbers  issued  from  January 
to  December,  and  can  be  boiuid  with  the  numbers  as  an  index  to  the  volume. 
Tersons  desiring  to  bind  the  catalog  at  the  end  of  the  year  should  be  careful 
to  retain  the  numbers  received  monthly,  as  duplicate  copies  cannot  be  supplied. 


Notes  of  General  Interest 

Combined  Raw  Materials  Board,  United  States  and  Great  Britain 

The  establishment  of  the  Combined  Raw  Materials  Board  was  announced  by 
the  President  of  the  United  States  and  the  Prime  Minister  of  Great  Britain  on 
Jan.  26,  1942.  The  Board  was  given  a  comprehensive  responsibility  for  the  plan- 
ning of  the  raw  materials  effort  of  the  two  countries  and  for  collaborating  with 
the  other  United  Nations  to  provide  for  the  most  effective  utilization  of  all  raw 
material  resources  at  their  disposal. 


Corrections  for  Previous  Monthly  Catalogs 

August  1944.     On  page  918,  under  center  head  "Post-War  Economic  Policy  and 

Planning,  Special  Committee  on,  House,"  change  entry  to  read: 

Economic   policy.      Post-war   economic   policy   and   planning,   hearings,   78th 

Congress,  2d  session,  pursuant  to  H.  Res.  408,  Mar.  15-May  3  [2],  1944.    1944. 

[pt.  n,  iii+1-288  p.     [Relates  to  contract  termination  and  related  matters.] 

*  Paper,  35c. 

L.  C.  card  44-6221                                                                       Y  4.P84/9 :  P  84/pt.l 
September  1944.     On  page  1057,  under  subhead  "Government  supplies — Contin- 
ued". 1st  line,  change  " Same:  Oil.  varnishing"  to  read  " Same:  Oil, 

varni.sh" ;  on  page  1065,  under  subhead  "Manpoicer",  2d  entry,  change  classi- 
fication number  "Pr32.5213  :Em7"  to  read  "Pr32.5202  :M31/3." 
1098 


New  Classification  Numbers 

War  Food  Administration. 
Distributio)!  Office. 

A80.130:date Margarine  production  (monthly).     [Proc] 

A80.131:CT Facts  sheets.     fProc] 

Agricultural  Adjustment  Agency. 

AS().G06:('T Regulations,  rules,  and  instructions. 

Note. — Includes  handbooks   and  manuals.     See, 
for  earlier  issues,  A80.2106  :  (CT). 
Census  Bureau. 

C3. 161 :  date  &  nos Population,  special  reports.     [Proc] 

Foreign  and  Domestic  Commerce  Bureau. 

C18.232:date Industry     reports:     Domestic     transportation 

(monthly).     [Proc] 
District  of  Columbia,  Recorder  of  deeds. 
DC5r,..S  :  -4 :  ( Reserved ) 

DCr..j.5:  CT Laws. 

Social  ^5ecurity  Board. 
FS3.20:  nos Illustrations  from  State  public  assistance  agen- 
cies, current  practices  in  staff  trauiing. 
Interstate  Commerce  Commission. 
ICl  ste.45  :  date Steam  railways  in  hands  of  receivers  and  trus- 
tees, and  changes  in  list  of  companies  affected 
by  receivership  or  trusteeship.     [Proc.  1 

Note. — 1942  chansed  from  IC  1  ste.2  :R24/942 
and  1943  changed  from  IC  1  ste.2  :  R24/y4c!. 
Supplies  and  Accounts  Bureau,  Naw  Dept. 

N20.24  :  CT Posters. 

X20.2r) :  date Functions  and  organization  of  Bureau  of  Sup- 
plies and  Accounts,  control  record. 
Post  Office  Department. 

P4.12:CT Regulations,   rules,   and  instructions.     (3d  as 

sistant  Postmaster  General.) 

Note. — Includes  handbooks  and  manuals. 
Emergency  Management  Office. 
Production  Mnnagcnirnt  Office. 

Pr32.4013 :  date .       State  distribution  of  defense  contract  awards 

(monthly).     [Proc] 

Note.— See,   for  earlier  is.sues.   ¥3.0831 :  102C76 
(date).     See,  for  later   i.ssues,  Pr32.4828  :  (date). 
Price  Administration  Office. 

Pr32.4250 :  nos OPA  chart  book  releases  (monthly).     [Proc] 

War  Production  Board. 

Pr32.4828  :  date Summary  of  war  supply  and  facility  contracts 

by    State    and    industrial    area     (monthly). 
[iProc] 
Note. — See,  for  earlier  issues,  Pr32.401.''.  :(date). 
Defense  Transportation  Office. 

Pr32.4910 :  nos Farm  vehicle  activity  memorandums.     [Proc] 

Tax  Research  Division. 

T64.7:CT Addresses.     [Proc] 

War  Department. 

W1.59:  CT : Posters. 

Army  Service  Forces. 
Ordnance  Dcijiirtmcnt. 

W34.42  :  date Review,  statistical  review  of  ordnance  accident 

experience  (monthly).     [Proc.     Restricted.] 

1099 


1100  Government  Publications 

•  Speciul  Servlccx  Division. 

W  109.1 14  :  CT Soldier  shows,  blueprint  specials. 

Combined  Kaw  Materials  Board,   United   States 
and  Great  Britain. 

Ya-CTS^rl"*'" Annual  reports. 

Y3.C73':2CT General  publications. 

Combined     Production     and     Resources     Board, 
United  States,  Great  Britain,  and  Canada. 

Y3.C73':  l'""" Annual  reports. 

Y3.C73':  2CT General  publications. 

Y4.C15:CT Campaign  Expenditures,  Special  Committee  to  In- 
vestigate, House. 

Nora — The  following  publications  have  been  discontinued:  Price  Administra- 
tion Office,  Foreign  infornuition  series  (Pr32.4226:  nos.)  ;  Civilian  Defense  Office, 
Circulars,  general  series  (Pr;^2.4404:  nos.);  Civilian  Defense  Office,  Operations 
letters  (Pr32.4418 :  nos.)  ;  Civilian  Defense  Office,  Circulars,  Medical  series 
( Pr32. 4419:  nos. )  ;  Civilian  Defense  Office,  Circulars,  War  services  series 
(Pr32.4423:  nos. )  ;  Ordnance  Department,  Safety  digest  (W  34.37  :  v."""  )  ;  Signal 
Office,  Signal  Corps  library  record  (W42.39:  v."'"'  )  [this  publication  suspended]  ; 
Quartermaster  General  of  Army,  Contract  bulletins  (W77.27- :date°°^  ). 

Congressional  Set 

Note. — The  bound  volumes  of  congressional  documents  and  reports  are  not 
listed  in  the  Monthly  catalogs,  since  the  publications  contained  therein  have  been 
previously  entered  separately. 

The  following  bound  volumes  were  sent  to  Depository  Libraries  during  the 
month  of  September  1944 : 

House  Documents No.  32,  78th  Congress,  1st  session.     •  Item  322 

No.  522,  78th  Congress,  2d  session.     •  Item  327 

Senate  Report No.  398,  pt.  1,  78th  Congress,  1st  session.     •  Item 

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Monthly  Catalog 

No.  597  •   October   1944 

ADMINISTRATIVE  OFFICE  OF  UNITED  STATES  COURTS 

Federal  probation,  quarterly  journal  of  correctional  philosophy  and  practice,  v.  8, 
no.  3,  July-Sept.  1944;  [edited  by  United  States  Probation  System].  [Federal 
Prison  Industries,  Inc.,  Leavenworth,  Kans.,  1944. J  cover  title,  52  p.  il.  4° 
[Prepared  in  cooperation  with  Prisons  Bureau,  Justice  Department.  Text  and 
another  illustration  on  p.  2-4  of  cover.]     f  Ju  10.8:  8/3 

AGRICULTURE  DEPARTMENT 

Note. — Those  publications  of  the  Department  of  Agriculture  which  are  for  sale  will  be 
supplied  by  the  Superintendent  of  Documents,  Government  Printing  Office,  Washington  25, 
D.  C.  The  Department  issues  a  monthly  list  of  pul)lications  which  will  be  mailed  to  all 
aiiplicants,  who  can  then  select  the  available  ones  desired. 

Addresses.  New  ties  across  the  border,  address  by  Claude  R.  Wickard,  Secre- 
tary of  Agriculture,  at  opening  session  of  Mexican-United  States  Agricultural 
Commission,  Mexico  City,  July  4,  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  4°     [Processed.]     f 

A  1.40 :  W  63/109 

Agriculture  decisio7ix,  under  regulatory  laws  administered  in  Department  of  Agri- 
culture (including  court  decisions),  v.  3,  no.  7;  July  1944.    1944.    V+577-&42  p. 
[Monthly.     Reported,  indexed,  and  edited  by  I.  J.  Lowe.    Includes  Agriculture 
decisions  691-702.]     *  Paper,  10c.  single  copy,  $1.00  a  vr.     •  Item  11 
L.  C.  card  Agr  42-262  "  A  1.58/a :  3/7 

Apples.  Study  of  sweet-and-sour  apple  chimera  and  its  clonal  significance  [with 
list  of  literature  cited]  ;  by  V.  R.  Gardner.  1944.  [2] +383-394  p.  il.  [From 
Journal  of  agricultural  research.  May  15,  1944,  v.  68,  no.  10.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

A  1.23/a  :  Ap  52/95 

Crops  and  markets,  July  1944;  v.  21,  no.  3.  [1944.]  p.  113-156,  il.  4°  [Quar- 
terly.] *  Paper,  10c.  single  copy,  30c.  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  45c.  •  Item  8 
L.  C.  card  Agr  24-113  A  1.52  :  21/3 

Farmers.  Shall  I  be  a  farmer?  [by  Paul  V.  Maris,  under  auspices  of  Interbureau 
Committee  on  Post-war  Programs,  Department  of  Agriculture].  July  1944. 
[2]-f34  p.  il.  oblong  32"     (Agriculture  Dept.    AWI  105.)     t     •  Item  11 

A  1.59 :  105 

Gloxinia.  Disease  of  gloxiniii  caused  by  Phytophthora  cryptogea  [with  list  of 
literature  cited]  ;  by  John  T.  Middleton,  C.  M.  Tucker,  and  C.  M.  Tompkins. 
1944.  [2] +405-413  p.  il.  [From  Journal  of  agricultural  research,  June  1, 
1944,  V.  08,  no.  11.]    *  Paper,  oc.  A  1.23/a  :  G  519 

Journal  of  agricultural  research.  Journal  of  agricultural  research,  v.  69,  no.  5 
and  6;  Sept.  1  and  15,  1944.  [1944.]  cover  titles,  p.  169-277,  il.  4  pi.  [Semi- 
monthly. Articles  appearing  in  the  Journal  are  listed  in  the  Monthly  catalog 
as  issued.]  *  Paper,  10c.  single  copy,  $2.25  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $3.75. 
•  Item  12 

L.  C.  card  Agr  13-1837  A  1.23 :  69/5,6 

Note.-— This  periodical  is  issued  by  the  .Vfiriculture  Department  in  cooperation  with  the 
Association  of  Land-Grant  C(dleges  and  i:iiiversities.  As  Ihe  edition  is  limited  it  is 
not  sent  free  to  individuals.  l)ut  only  to  libraries  of  exiieriment  stations  colleges  tech- 
nical schools,  and  universities,  and  to  laboratories,  divisions,  offices  and  departments 
on  whose  staffs  are  several  teclniically  trained  men  in  l)iol()gical,  chemical  or  iilivsical 
sciences.  It  is  also  sem  to  sncli  institutions  as  make  suitable  exchanges  of  their  publica- 
tions for  those  of  the  Agriculture  Department.  i  " 

Same.  v.  68,  Jan,  1-June  15,  1944  [title  page,  contents,  errata  and  authors' 

emendations,  and  index].     1944.     iv+459-469  p.     *  Paper,  5c.     ©Item  12 

A  1.23 :  68/t.p.&  ind. 

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1101 


1102  GOVEKNMENT   PUBLICATIONS 

Mu^kmcloiix.  Rapid  method  for  finding  volume  and  density  of  muskmelon  fruits ; 
by  T.  M.  Curn'iKe,  R.  E.  Larson,  and  R.  M.  Brown.  1944.  [2] +427-440  p.  il. 
[From  Journal  of  agricultural  research,  June  15,  1J)44,  v.  68,  no.  12.]  *  Pa- 
per, nc.  A1.23/a  :  M  974/2 

Pastures.  Studies  on  use  of  point-quadrat  method  of  botanical  analysis  of  mixed 
pasture  vegetation;  [by  William  B.  Drew].  1944.  [2] +289-297  p.  [From 
Journal  of  agricultural  research,  Oct.  1,  1944,  v.  69,  no.  7.]     *  Paper,  v>c. 

A  1.23/a  :  P  269/6 

Publications.  United  States  Department  of  Agriculture,  monthly  list  of  publica- 
tions.   See  entry,  below,  imder  center  head  Information  Office. 

U8DA.  Sept.  4  and  18,  1944;  [v.  3,  no.  18  and  19].     [1944.]     Each  4  p.  4"     [Fort- 
nightly.]    t 
L.  C.  card  Agr.  42-258  A  1.57  :  3/18,19 

AGRICULTURAL  ECONOMICS  BUREAU 

Addresses.  Agricultural  prices  following  AVorld  War  II ;  [by]  Oris  V.  Wells. 
[1944.]  12  p.  4*  [Processed.  Prepared  for  annual  meeting  of  Western 
Farm  Economics  Association,  Jinie  28,  1944.]     t  A36.2  :  P93/21 

Agriniltnrni  .Httuaiion.  brief  summary  of  economic  conditions.  Sept.  1944;  v.  28, 
no.  9.     [1944.]     24p.il.     [Monthly.]     *  Paper,  5c.  single  copy,  50e.  a  yr. ;  foreign 
subscription,  70c.     •   Item  54 
L.  C.  card  Agr  26-1797  A36.15:28/9 

Agrieultural  statistics.  Statistical  summarv,  SS-21 ;  Aug.  10.  1944.  [1944.] 
[2]  p.  4°     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t  A36.151 :  21 

Cotton.  Consolidated  cotton  report,  Sept.  8.  1944.  [1944.]  1  p.  large  8" 
[Processed.     Prepared   in   cooperation   with  Census   Bureau.]     t 

A36.30 :  944/3-2 

Cotton  production,  Sept.  1944.     [1944.]      [2]  p.  large  8°     [Processed.] 

A36.30 :  944/3 

(Crop  Reporting  Board.)     t 

Cotton    situation,    CS^93;    Aug.    1944.     [1944.]     13   p.    11.     4"     [Monthly. 

Processed.]     t  A36.40/2:93 

Crops.  Special  summary  of  1944  indicated  crop  ajcreages  and  sows  farrowed, 
with  comparisons.  July  14,  1944.  11  p.  f°  [Processed.  Prepared  in  co- 
operation  with   Agricultural  Adjustment   Agency   and  Production   OflBce.]     t 

A36.2 :  CS8/13/944 

Dairy  situation,  DS-lo7;  Sept.  1944.  [1944.]  19  p.  il.  4°  [Monthly.  Proc- 
essed.]    t  A36.65 :  157 

Demand  and  price  situation,  Aug.  1944.  [1944.]  17  p.  il.  4°  [Monthly. 
Processed.]     t  A36.28 :  944/8 

Farm  labor.  Farm  labor :  Farm  emplovment  down  slightly  from  year  ago. 
Sept.  14,  1944.     7  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t  A36. 140 :  944/9 

Let's  talk  about  when   Joe  comes  home  and  comes  back  to   the  farm. 

[Sept.  1944.]      [6]  p.  4°     (DS  24.)     *  Paper.  5c.     •  Item  57  A36.126 :  24 

Fats  and  oils  situation,  FOS-90;  Aug.  1944.  [1944.]  15  p.  il.  4°  [Monthly. 
Processed.]     t  A36.97 :  90 

Feed  situation,  FDS-61 ;  Aug.  1944.  [1944.]  22  p.  il  4"  [Monthly.  Pro,c- 
essed.]     t  A36.117 :  61 

Food.  National  food  situation,  NFS-19:  Aug.  1944.  [1944.]  13  p.  il  4" 
[Monthly.     Processed.]     t  A36.147 :  19 

jPr«j7  situation,  TFS-72;  Aug.  1944.  [1944.]  27  i).  il.  4°  [Issued  4  times  a  year, 
June,  August,  October,  and  January.     Processed.]     t  A36.99:72 

Land  policy  review,  fall  1944;  v.  7,  no.  8.     [1944.]     40  p.  [Quarterly.]     *  Paper, 
10c.  single  copv,  3(lc.  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription.  40c.     •  Item  59 
L.  C.  card  Agr'38-364     "  A36.103 :  7/3 

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October  1944  1103 

Livestock  and  wool  situation,  LWS-28;  Aug.  1944.  [1044.1  22  p.  il.  4"  IMonthly. 
Processed.]     t  A3G.141 :  28 

Marketing  and  transportation  situation,  MTS-24 ;  Aug..  1944.  [1944.1  18  p. 
11.4"     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t  A36.143 :  24 

Milk.  Fluid  milk  prices  in  city  markets  for  J^ept.  1944.  Sept.  13,  1944.  10  p.  4" 
[Monthly.     Processed.]     t  A36.152 :  944/9 

Poultry  and  egg  situation,  PES-92;  Aug.  1944.  [1944.]  13  p.  il.  4"  [Monthly. 
Processed.]     t  A36.9(i:92 

Piiblicationti.  Check  list  of  publications  issued  during  Aug.  1944.  [1944.]  4 
p.  4°     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t  A36.70/2 :  944/8 

SiKjar.     World  sugar  situation,  Aug.  1944.     [1944.]     43  p.  il.  4"     [Processed.]     t 

A36.2 :  Su3/944 

Vcfjetabtcs.     Commercial  truck  crop  estimate  reports.     [Pruces.scd.]     t 

A  36.101 : 

N(.TE. — The  Agriciiltiir:il  Ecoiumiics  Bureau  issues  a  series  <'f  reports  relating  to  truck 
crops  which,  although  numbered  in  one  scries  (TC  followed  by  the  year  and  a  number  witli 
a  difTerent  i.'roup  of  hundreds  assigned  for  each  month),  consists  of  several  distinct 
grffups  as  follows  :  Commercial  truck  crops  for  fresh  market,  commonly  called  Truck  crop 
reports  ;  Truck  crops  for  commercial  processing,  commonly  called  Canning  crop  reports  ; 
Truck  crop  news  ;  Annual  summaries  in  December  each  year.  Revised  statistical  sum- 
maries are  issued  at  appropriate  internals  covpring  a  varying  period  of  years.  Printed 
summaries  (if  these  reports  were  published  in  Crops  and  markets  prior  to  June  19:!7,  but 
these  have  Ix-en  discontinued.  A  yearly  summary  only  is  published  in  the  January 
quarterly  issue  each  year. 

Wheat  situation,  WS-83  ;  Aug.  1944.  [1944.]  14  p.  il.  4°  [Bimonthly;  issued 
monthly  during  Julv  and  August.     Processed.     1945  outlook  issue.]     t 

A  36.86 :  83 

AGRICULTURAL  RESEARCH  ADMINISTRATION 

AGUICXTLTURAL  AND  INDUSTRIAL  CHEMISTRY  BUREAU 

Apples.  Information  sheet :  Commercial  preparation  and  freezing  preservation 
of  sliced  apples.  [1944.]  7  p.  4°  (AIC-57;  AVestern  Regional  Research 
Laboratory.)      [Processed.]     t  A  77.104/2:  57 

Cotton.  Maintaining  cotton  consumption  through  increased  efficiency  in  man- 
ufacture;  by  R.  J.  Cheatham.  [1944.1  8  p.  4"  (AIC-56;  Southern  Regional 
Research  Laboratory.)     [Processed.]     t  A  77.104/2 :  56 

Naval  stores.  Quarterly  naval  stores  report  on  production,  distribution,  con- 
sumption and  stocks  of  turpentine  and  rosin  of  United  States  by  crop  years, 
covering  quarter,  Apr.  1-June  30,  1944;  compiled  by  L.  A.  Goldblatt.  Aug.  23. 
1944.     [3]+9p.  4"     (AIC-60.)     [Processed.]     t  A  77.104/2: 60 

Potatoes.  Information  sheet:  New  peroxidase  test  procedure  for  dehydrated 
potatoes  to  indicate  adequacy  of  blanching.  [1944.]  4  p.  4"  (AIC-58:  West- 
ern Regional  Research  Laboratory.)      [Proces.sed.]     t  A  77.104/2:58 

Rutin  [with  list  of  references:  by]  James  F.  Couch  and  Charles  F.  Krewson. 
July  1944.  5  p.  4"  (AIC-52 ;  Eastern  Regional  Research  Laboratory.)  [Proc- 
essed.]    t  A  77.104/2:  52 

VegetaWe  wastes,  availability  and  utilization  ;  bv  R.  II.  Morris,  3rd,  D.  A.  Colker 
and  M.  F.  Chernoff.  Aug.  1944.  [2]-f  ii-f6+[371  p.  17  p.  of  pi.  4°  {AIC-5]  ; 
Eastern  Regional  Re.search  Laboratory.)      [Processed.!     t  A  77.104/2 :  51 

ANIM.\L   INDUSTRY  miKKAU 

Bang's  disease.  Names  of  counties  declared  to  bo  modified  accredited  bovine- 
brucellosis-free  areas,  supp.  13,  containing  additions  to  counties  named  Feb.  1, 
1940,  and  subsequently.  Sept.  1,  1944.  1  p.  4°  [Proceissed.  Declaration  con- 
cerning brucellosis    (Bang's   disease)    eradication   in   cattle.]     t 

A4.33:940/supp.l3 

Note. — This  supplement  is  classed  with  the  orii.'iiial  publication  so  they  may  be  tiled 
together. 

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1104  Government  Publications 

Bam/s  diaeasc — ContimuHl. 

Summary  of  bnicc'll().sis  (Bang's  disease)   control  program  conducted  by 

IJui'eau  of  Animal  IndiU'^try  in  cooperation  with  the  various  States,  July  1, 
I!):i4-Julv   31.    1944.     [1!)44.1     1    p.    4"     [Montlily.     Processed.]     t 

A  77.213 :  944/7 

Summary  of  brucellosis   (Bang's  disease)   work  in  cooperation  with  the 

various  States.  July  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  oblong  8"     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t 

A  77.212 :  944/7 

Cattle  (/rubs.  Derris  and  cube  dips  for  destruction  of  cattle  grubs.  Jidy  1944. 
2  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  A  77.202 :  C  29/3 

Poiiltrjf.  Observations  on  training  schools  for  flock-selecting  and  pulloruin- 
testing  agents  and  suggestions  for  their  improvement.  May  1944.  6+[ll 
p4"     (A.  H.D.  no.  73.)      [Processed.]     t  A  77.209 :  73 

Supplement  to  U.  S.  record  of  performance  breeders  participating  in  Na- 
tional Poultry  Improvement  Plan  [list].  Aug.  1944.  2  p.  4°  (Supplement 
to  A.  H.  D.  3r>.)      [Processed.]     t  A  4.26 :  35/supp. 

Service   announcements.     Service    and    regulatory    announcements,    July    1944; 
[no.]  447.     Aug.  1944.     p.  39-44.     [Monthly.]    "*  Paper,  50.  single  copy,  25c.  a 
yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  60c.     •  Item  70 
L.  C.  card  Agr  7-165S  A  77.208  :  447 

Stomach  worms.  Factors  influencing  embryonation  and  survival  of  eggs  of 
stomach  worm,  Haemonchus  contortus  [with  list  of  literature  cited]  ;  by  Doys  A. 
Shorb.  1944.  [2] +279-287  p.  [From  Journal  of  agricultural  research,  Oct. 
1, 1944,  V.  69,  no.  7.]     *  Paper,  5c.  A  1.23/a  :  St  69/3 

Tuberculosis  in  aninmU.  Stimmary  of  tubercidosis  eradication  in  cooperation 
with  the  various  States,  July  1944.  [1944.]  1  p.  oblong  8"  [Monthly. 
Processed.]     t  A  77.216 :  944/7 

Turket/s.  Principal  changes  in  A.  H.  D.  no.  68,  Turkey  improvement  program  of 
National  Poultry  Improvement  Plan,  adopted  by  oflicial  delegates  at  meeting 
held  in  coimection  with  annual  meeting  of  National  Turkev  Federation,  Chicago, 
111.,  July  24-2S,  1944.  [1944.]  3  p.  4°  ([A.  H.  D.  68,  changes.])  [Proc- 
essed.]    t  A  77.209 :  68/ch. 

Virus-Serum  Control  Division.  Activities  of  licensed  establishments  supervised 
by  Virus-Serum  Control  Division.  Aug.  17.  1944.  [1944.]  5  p.  4°  (Notice 
212,  V.  S.  C.)      [Monthly.     Processed.]     f  A  77.217: 212 

DAIRY   INDUSTRY   BUREAU 

Dairy  Herd-Improvement  Association  letter,  v.  20,  no.  8;  Aug.  1944.  [1944.] 
26  p.  4°     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t  A  77.608: 20/8 

ENTOMOLOGY   AND  PLANT   QLTARANTINB  BtTREAU 

imeriean  dog  ticks.  Combating  American  dog  tick,  carrier  of  Rocky  Mountain 
spotted  fever  in  Central  and  Eastern  States;  by  F.  C.  Bishopp  and  Carroll  N. 
Smith.  Oct.  1938,  revised  May  1944.  [1944.]  5  p.  1  pi.  4°  (p]-454  revised.) 
[Processed.]     t  A  77.312  :  E-454 

Beetles.  Regression  of  insect  density  on  distance  from  center  of  dispersion  as 
shown  bv  studv  of  smaller  European  elm  bark  beetle  [with  list  of  literature 
cited]  ;  by  F.  M.  AVadley  and  I).  O.  Wolfenbarger.  1944.  [2] -f  299-308  p.  il. 
[From  Journal  of  agricultural  research,  Oct.  1,  1944,  v.  69,  no.  7.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

A  1.23/a  :B  393/3!) 

Insect  pe.st  siirrei/  [bulletin,  v.  22],  special  supplement:  Aug.  15.  1944.  [1944.] 
[2]  p.  4"     [Processed.]      f  A  77.310 :  22/sp.supp.-ll 

Insects.  The  more  imiK)rtant  insect  conditions.  Julv  1944.  Aug.  12,  1944.  2  p.  4" 
[Monthly.    Processed.]    t  A  77.310/2  :  944/2 

I'csts.  Review  of  United  States  patents  relating  to  pest  control,  by  R.  C.  Roark, 
V.  17,  no.  7  ;  July  1944.      [1944.]     5  p.  4"     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t 

A  77.311 :  17/7 

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October  1944  1105 

EXPERIMENT   STATIONS    OFFICK 

Experiiiioit  station  record,  v.  91,  no.  3:  Sept.  1944.  [1944.1  cover  title,  p.  241- 
372.  [Monthly.  Text  and  illustration  on  p.  2-4  of  oover.]  *  Paper,  15c.  single 
copy,    $1.00   per    vol.    (2   vols,    a    yr. )  ;    foreign    subscription,    $1.75   i)er    vol. 

•  Item  89 

L.  C.  card  Agr  ^832  A  77.408  :  91/3 

NOTE. — Mainly  made  up  of  abstracts  of  current  publications  on  agricultural  science 
and  home  economics,  especiall.v  those  of  the  Unitcnl  States  Department  of  Aiiriculture 
and  the  State  agricultural  experiment  stations. 

HUMAN    NUTKITION    AM)    HOME   EXONOMICS    BIREAU 

Breakfasts.  Eat  a  good  breakfast  to  start  a  good  day.  [Aug.  1944.]  [8]  p.  11. 
narrows"     (Agriculture  Dept.     AWI-107.)      t     •  Item  11  A  1.59 :  107 

Food.  Family  food  consumption  in  United  States,  spring  1942;  [prepared  by 
Esther  F.  Phipurd  and  Sadye  F.  AdeLson].  1944.  vi4-157  p.  (Agriculture 
Dept.  Miscellaneous  ijublication  550.)  [Published  as  part  of  study  of  family 
spending  and  saving  in  wartime,  conducted  by  Human  Nutrition  and  Home 
Economics  Bureau  in  cooperation  with  Labor  Statistics  Bureau.]     *  Paper,  20c. 

•  Item  14 

L.  C.  card  Agr  44-154  A  1.38 :  550 

PLANT  INDUSTRY,  SOILS,  AND  AGRICULTURAL  ENGINE325ING  BXJRELVU 

BoDihoo.  Directions  for  planting  and  care  of  hardy  bamboos.  Beltsville,  Md. 
[1944].     3  p.  4"     [Processed.]     f  A  77.502 :B  21 

Black  locust.  Relation  between  hot-water  extractives  and  decay  resistance  of 
black  locust  wood  [with  list  of  literature  cited!  :  by  Theodore  (\  Schefter,  Harry 
G.  Lachmund.  and  Henry  Hopp.  1944.  [2] +415-426  p.  il.  [Prepared  in 
cooperation  with  Soil  Conservation  Service.  From  Journal  of  agricultural 
research,  June  1,  1944,  v.  G8,  no  11.]     *  Paper,  5c.  A  1.23/a  :  L  S19/2 

Boron.  Deficiency,  toxicity,  and  accumulation  of  boron  in  plants  [with  list  of 
literature  cited]  ;  by  Frank  M.  Eaton.  1944.  [2] +237-277  p.  il.  2  pi.  [From 
Journal  of  agricultural  researt-h,  Sept.  15,  1944,  v.  69,  no.  6.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

A  1.23/a  :  B  645/0 

Chestnuts.  Treating  and  storing  chestnuts  for  eating  and  for  seed  propagation. 
[1944.]  2  p.  4"  [Processed.  Prepared  in  cooperation  with  Entomology  and 
Plant  Quarantine  Bureau.]     t  A  77.502  :  C  42 

Ea.'itcr  lilir.^.  Growing  Easter  lilies  in  United  States ;  by  S.  L.  Emsweller  and 
Philip  Brierley.     [1944.]     6  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t  A  77.502 :L  62 

Hevea.  Science's  fight  for  healthy  Hevea  :  by  M.  H.  Langford.  [1944.]  p.  151- 
154,  il.  4"  [From  Agriculture  in  the  Americas,  Aug.  1944.  v.  4,  no.  8,  published 
by  Foreign  Agricultural  Relations  Office.]     f  A  67.15/a  :  H  489/2 

Lupines.  Some  root  rots  and  foot  rot  of  lupines  in  southeastern  part  of  United 
States  [with  list  of  literature  cited]  :  by  J.  L.  Weiiner.  1944.  |2]+441-457 
p.  il.      [From  Journal  of  agricultural  research,  June  15,  1944,  v.  68,  no.  12.] 

•  Paper,  5c.  A  1.23/a  :  L  973/2 

Oranges.  Stem-end  rot  of  oranges  and  fat-tors  affecting  its  control  [with  list  of 
literature  cited]  ;  by  Charles  Brooks.  1944.  [2] +36:^381  p.  il.  [Fi(mi  Jour- 
nal of  agricultural  research,  :Mav  15,  1944,  v.  6S,  no.  10.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

A  1.23/a:  Or  1/15 

Pecans.  Effects  of  harvest  date  and  curing  on  composition  and  palatability  of 
pecan  nuts;  by  C.  L.  Smith  and  A.  J.  Loustalot.  1944.  [2] +395-403  p. 
[From  Journal  of  agricultural  research,  June  1,  1944,  v.  68,  no.  11.]     *  Paper,  .5c. 

A  1.23/a  :  P  331/26 

Plant  disease  reporter,  v.  28,  no.  26  and  27;  Aug.  22  and  Sept.  1,  1944;  issued  by 
Plant  Disease  Survey,  Division  of  Mvcologv  and  Disease  Survey.  [1944.]  p. 
823-872,4°     [Processed.]     t  A  77.511 :  28/26, 27 

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Sonjhum.  Farm  storage  of  sorghuiu  grains  ;  [prepared  by  Division  of  Agricultural 
Engineering  and  Division  of  Cereal  Crops  and  Diseases].  [1944.]  6  p.  il.  4° 
[Prore.s.sed.]     f  A  77.502:  So  6 

Siritch(/ras.<<.  Analysis  of  variation  in  ranicum  virgatuni  [with  list  of  literature 
cited  I:  by  Etlar  L.  Nielsen.  1944.  [2] +327-85.']  p.  ii.  [From  Journal  of 
agricnliuial  research,  Oct.  15, 1944,  v.  69,  no.  8.]     *  I'aper,  5c.       A  1.23/a  :  Sw  67 

FARM  CREDIT  ADMINISTRATION 

Cooperatives.  Handbook  on  major  regional  farm  supply  purchasing  cooperatives, 
1JM2  and  1943:  by  Joseph  G.  Knapp.  July  1944.  [4] +53  p.  il.  4"  (Mi-scella- 
neous  report  73.)      [Processed.]     t  A  72.8:73 

Farms.  When  we  appraise  your  farm.  Revised  June  1944.  [1944.]  10+ [2] 
p.  il.  (Circular  13.)  [Includes  list  of  Other  circulars  on  farm  credit.]  t 
•  Item  99  A  72.4  :  13 

Loans.  Loans  bv  production  credit  associations.  [Revised  edition.]  [1944.]  12 
p.  il.  narrow  8"     ( [Circular  3.] )     t     •  Item  99  A  72.4 :  3/3 

Semiannual  report  on  loans  and  discount.s,  June  30,  1944.     [1944.]      [2]  + 

10p.il.  4°     [Processed.]     t  A  72.12 :  944/1 

Neics  for  farmer  cooperatives,  Oct.  1944;  [v.  11,  no.  7].     [1944.]     28  p.  il.  large 
8°     [Monthly.]     *  Paper,  10  c.  single  copy;  $1.00  a  yr. ;  foreign  sub.scription, 
$1.40.     •  Item  106 
L.  C.  card  36-20027  A  72.10 :  11/7 

FOREIGN  AGRICULTURAL  RELATIONS  OFFICE 

Agrieulture  in  the  Americas,  Sept.  1944;   [v.  4,  no.  9].     [1944.]     cover  title,  p. 
163-178,  il.  4°     [Monthly.     Text  and  map  on  p.  2-4  of  cover.]     *  Paper,  10c. 
single  copv,  75c.  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $1.20.     •  Item  116 
L.  C.  card  Agr  41-6  A  67.15 :  4/9 

Foreign  agriculture,  review  of  foreign  farm  policy,  production,  and  trade,  v.  8, 
no.  9;  Sept.  1944.     [1944.]     [2]  +  195-212  p.  il.  4°     [Monthly.]     *  Paper,  10c. 
single  copv.  .$1.00  a  yr. ;  foi-eign  subscription,  $1.60.     •  Item  118 
L.  C.  card' 43-40327  A  67.7  :  8/9 

Foreign  crops  and  markets,  v.  49,  no.  10-13 ;  Sept.  4^25,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  109-152, 
4"    [Weekly.    Processed.]     t  A  67.8: 49/10-13 

FOREST  SERVICE 

Basswood.  American  woods:  Ba.sswood  (Tilia  glabra)  [with  list  of  references]  : 
by  H.  S.  Betts.    Aug.  1944.    10  p.  1  pi.  map,  4°    [Processed.]    t  A  13.31 :  B  29/944 

Black  ivahiiit.  American  woods:  Black  walnut  (.Tuglans  nigra)  [with  list  of 
references]  ;  bv  H.  S.  Betts.    June  1944.    10  p.  1  pi.  map.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

A  13.31 :  W  16/944 

Black  ivilloir.  American  woods:  Black  willow  (Salix  nigra)  [with  list  of  refer- 
ences] ;  by  H.  S.  Betts.    Aug.  1944.    9  p.  1  pi.  map,  4°     [Processed.]     + 

A  13.31 :  W  68/944 

Forests  and  forestry.  What  are  we  sbooting  at?  Digest  of  facts  and  highlights 
of  national  forestrv  situation  [with  list  of  refei'ences].  [1944.]  12  p.  [Proc- 
essed.]    t  '  A  13.2 :  F  76/.52 

(ireenheart.  Foreign  woods:  Greenheart,  Ocotea  rodioei  (Schonib. )  Mez=Nec- 
tandra  rodioei  Scbomb.)  [with  list  of  ref(>rences]  ;  bv  W.  D.  Brush.  May  1944. 
9p.  map,  4'    [Processed.]    %  A  13.31/2  :  G  83/944 

Hirkori/.  American  woods:  Hickorv  [with  list  of  references]:  bv  H.  S.  Betts. 
July  1944.    12  p.  4  maps.  1  pi.  4°    [Processed.]     t  A  13.31 :  H  52/944 

Safetij  of  life.  Why  did  it  liappen?  A  call  to  safety.  June  1944.  [7]  p.  il.  4" 
[Processed.]    t  A  13.2  :  Sa  1 

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Tupelo.  Anicric.-in  woods:  'Pupt'Io  f^'ith  list  of  rcfcM-ciicosI  ;  hy  II.  S.  Bftts. 
May  1944.    Hi  p.  1  pi.  2  iiiap.s,  4"    I  Processed.  J     :■:  A  18.81 :  T  83/044 

Wood.  Fiber-.satiiration  point  of  wood.  June  1944.  |2]  p.  (Forest  Products 
Laboratory,  Technical  note  202. )  [Processed.]  t  Forest  Products  Laboratory, 
Madison,  Wis.  A  13.27/9:  252 

IXF(  )KMATION  OFFICE 

Clip  sheet,  no.  1368-70 ;  Sept.  17-Oct.  1, 1044.  [1044.  ]  Each  4  leaves,  4"  [Weekly. 
Processed.]     I      (limited  distribution.)  A  21.15 :  1368-1370 

Note. — The  Clip  sheet  is  not  available  either  for  free  distribution  or  for  sale  to  the 
public.  It  is  distributed  only  to  professional  writers,  newspapers,  and  publishers  inter- 
ested In  agricultural  information.     (No  subscription  list.) 

Fire  Prcvoition  Week.  Fact  sheet  on  national  Fire  Prevention  Week,  Oct.  8-14, 
1944.  Sept.  19,  1044.  4  +  [1]  p.  4"  (Food  information  series  96.)  [Proc- 
essed.]    t  A  21.18:  06 

Laud  market  fact  sheet  [with  list  of  rc^ference  sources].  Sept.  9,  1044.  4  p.  4° 
(Food  information  no.  95.)      [Processed.]     t  A  21.18 :  95 

Piihlications.     United   States  Department  of  Agriculture,  monthly   list  of  pub- 
lications. Aug.  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.    t     •  Item  132 
L.  C.  card  Agr  9-1414  A  21.6/5  :  944/8 

LIBRARY 

Agricultural  experiment  station.'^.  List  of  bulletins  of  agricultural  experiment 
stations  for  calendar  years  1941  and  1942 ;  compiled  by  Helen  V.  Barnes.  1944. 
cover  title.  70  p.     (Agriculture  Dept.    Bibliographical  bulletin  4.)     *  Paper,  15c. 

•  Item  11. 

L.  C.  card  Agi-  24-.501  A  1.60 :  4 

Af/ricultvre.    Bibliography  of  agriculture,  v.  5,  no.  3;  Sept.  1944.     [1944,]    [181] 
p.  4°     [Monthly.]     *Paper,  35c.  single  copy,  $3.75  a  yr ;  foreign  subscription, 
$4.75.     •  Item  134 
L.  ( '.  card  Agr  42-386  A  17. 18 :  5/3 

Cold  storage  lockers  and  locker  plants,  list  of  references ;  compiled  by  Dorothy 
W.Graf.     Aug.  1944.     32  p.  4"     (Library  list  11.)      [Processed.]     f 
L.  C.  card  Agr  44-155  A  17.17 :  11 

RURAL  ELECTRIFICATION  ADMINISTRATION 

Rintil  eleetrifieotion  nncs.  Sept.  1044:  [v.  10,  no.  1].  [1944.]  22+[2]  p.  il.  4° 
[Monthly.]      *  Paper,  10c.  single  copy,  75c.  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $1.15. 

•  Item  147. 

L.  C.  ca rd  37-26400  A  68.9 :  10/1 

WAR  FOOD  ADMINISTRATION 

Poxterx.  For  work,  for  play,  3  .squares  ii  day,  eat  the  basic  7  \\\\\  ■  [poster]. 
1^4.     20X14.2  in.      [Illustrator,   Ted  Jung.]     t  A  80.8:  Sq  2 

Yon  work  like  a   horse,   don't  eat   like  a   bii-d,   eat  a  bettei-  breakfast  & 

lunch;   [poster].     1044.     11X28  in.      [Cardboard.     Also  issued  in  sizes  11X21 
in.   and  11X14   in.]     t     War   Information   Ollice.  A  80.8  :W  89/3 

AGRICUl.TLIRAl,    AD.IUST.MENT    AOKNCY 

Agricultural  con.'icri-atimi.  Instructions  for  preparation  and  handling  of  appli- 
cations for  payment  under  1944  agricultural  conservation  program,  north  cen- 
tral region.     June  14,  1944.     12  p.     (North  Central  Division;  NCR-823.)     t 

•  Item  37  A  SO.tJOO :  P  29/944 
Food  storage  and  shipping.  Aug.  1044.     4  p.     4°      [Processed.]     t 

A  80.602  :  F  73 

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Postcix.  Bigger  yields!  follow  green  manure  crops;  [poster].  1944.  27.9X20 
in.     f  Illustrator,  H.  E.  Chapman.]     t  A  80.607:0  88 

For  the  land's  sake'!  and  bigger  crops!  terracing  and  contour  farming; 

[poster].     1944.     27.9X20  in.     [Illustrator,  H.  E.  Chapman.]     t 

A  80.607  :L  22 

Harvest    leuunie  and   grass   .seed,    for  your   use   and   the  Nation's  need; 

[poster].     1944.     27.9X20  in.     [Illustrator,  Bishop.]     t  A80.607:Se3 

How  green  is  my  pasture!  since  the  boss  uses  conservation  practices,  re- 
seeding,  fertilizing,  and  new  pastures;  [poster].  1944.  27.9X20  in.  [Illus- 
trator, H.  E.  Chapman.]     t  A  80.607  :P  26 

U^  phosphates  and  lime,  it  pays;  [poster].  1944.  27.9X20  in.  [Illus- 
trator, Bishop.]     t  A  80.607 :  P  56 

Wheat.    1945  wheat  goal.    Aug.  1944.    4  p.  il.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

A  80.602  :  W  56/945 

DISTRinXTTION    OFFICE 

Absenfccimn.  Are  you  hit  by  absenteeism,  accidents,  low  production,  labor  turn- 
over, here's  how  to  get  help  [proper  food  on  the  job  will  help  solve  your  prob- 
lems].    [1944.]      [2]  p.  4",  folded  into  narrow  8"  size.     [Processed.]     t 

A  80.102 :  Ab  8 

Addrcs.trs.  Looking  ahead  on  food  problems,  by  Lee  Marshall,  director  of  dis- 
tribution. War  Food  Administration,  at  luncheon  for  agricultural  and  food 
indu.strv  leaders,  Dallas,  Tex..  Aug.  18, 1944.     [1944.]    4  p.  4°    [Processed.]    t 

A  80.120  :F  73/10 

Poultry  industry's  wartime  job,  by  C.  W.  Kitchen,  deputy  director  W.  F.  A., 

address  before  meeting  of  International  Babv  Chick  Association,  Chicago,  111., 
July  27,  1944.     [1944.]     8  p.  4°     [Proce.ssed.]     t  A  80.120  :P  86 

Bret  stigar.  Determination  of  proportionate  shares  for  farms  in  domestic  beet 
sugar  area  for  1944  crop.  Aug.  3,  1944.  1  p.  (S.  D.  195;  Sugar  Branch.)  t 
•  Item   30  A  80.117  :  195 

Ca)i>iinf/.     [Connnunity   canning  centei'S,    supplement.]     Aug.    1944.     [41]    p.   4° 
( [Agriculture  Dept.    Miscellaneous  publi;Cation  544,  supplement].)     [Processed. 
Some  of  these  pages  are  issued  as  leaves.]     t 
L.  C.  card  Agr   44-99  A  1.3S :  544/supp. 

Consumers'  guide,  Sept.  1944;   [v.  10,  no.  10].     [1944.]     16  p.  11.  4°     [Monthly. 

Includes  CG  news  letter.]     *  Paper,  5c.  single  copy,  50c.  a  yr. ;  foreign  sub- 
scription, 70c.    •  Item  48 

L.  C.  card  36-12412  A  80.108 :  10/10 

Cotton.  Cotton  price  statistics,  v.  25,  no.  8;  July  1944.  Aug.  5,  1944.  10  p.  4° 
[Processed.]     t  A  80.128:  25/8 

Same,  v.  25.  no.  9;  season  1943-44.     [1944.]     24  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t 

A  80.128 :  25/9 

Preventing    cotton-press    damage.     [July    1944.]     8    p.    il.      (Agriculture 

Dept.     Leaflet   241.)      [Prei)ared    in   cooperation   with  Plant   Industry,    Soils, 
and  Agricultural  Engineering  Bureau.]     *  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  13 

L.  C.  card  Agr  44-156  A  1.35 :  241 

Weekly  cotton   market  review,  v.  26,  no.  5-9;   Sept.  2-30,   1944.     [1944.] 

Each  2  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t  A  80.109 :  26/5-9 

Food.  Food  for  workers;  [by]  Robert  S.  Goodhart.  [1944.]  [7]  p.  il.  large  8° 
[Reprinted  from  Mill  &  factory,  June  1944.]     t  A 80.102 -F 73/8 

Food   trade   letter  42-47;   Aug.   5-26,   1944.      [1944.]      Each    [2]    p.   il.  f" 

[Weekly.    Processed.]    t  A  80.125  :  42-47 

Fruit.  Carlot  shipments  of  fruits  and  vegetables  by  commodities.  States,  and 
months,  including  boat  shipments  reduced  to  carlot  equivalents,  calendar  year 
1943.     Wa.shington.D.  <\.  June  1944.     32  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t 

A  80.102  :F  94/3/943 

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October  1944-  1109 

Honey.  Semi-monthly  honey  report,  v.  28,  no.  17  and  18,  Sept.  1  and  15,  1944. 
[1944.]     8  p.  and  9  p.  narrow  f"     [Processed.  J      t  A  80.110 :  28/17,  18 

Insecticides.     Notices  of  judgment  under  insecticide  act  1896-1910.     Aug.  1944. 
p.  589-598.     t      •  Item  62 
L.  C.  card  Agr.  12-2226  A  80.113  :  18S6-1910 

Livestock,  meats  and  wool,  market  reviews  and  statistics,  Sept.  2-30  [1944]  ; 
V.  12,  no.  36-40.    Sept.  6-Oct.  4,  1944.    p.  601-678,  4"     [Weekly.     Proces.-^ed.  |     t 

A  80.111:  12/86-40 

Margarine.  Margarine  production,  .Tan.  1944.  [1944.]  1  p.  4"  [Monthly. 
Processed.]     t  A  80.130 :  944/1 

Same,  Feb.  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4"     [Monthly.     I'rocessed.]     t 

A  80.130 :  944/2 

Same.  Mar.  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4"     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t 

A  80.130:  944/3 

Saihe,  Apr.  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4"     [Montlily.     Processed.]     t 

A  80.130:  944/4 

Same,  May  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4"     [Monthly.     Processed.]     f 

A  80.130:  944/5 

Marketing  actiinties,  Sept.  1944;  [v.  7,  no.  9].  [1944.]  17  p.  II.  4"  [Monthly. 
Processed.]     t  A  80.114:  7/9 

P.  and  S.  docket,  monthly  report  of  action  taken  on  cases  arising  under  packers 
and  stockyards  act.  v.  9  [6].  no.  6  [9]  ;  Sept.  1944.  [1944.]  4  p.  4°  [Proc- 
essed.!    t  A  80.115:  6/9 

Peanuts.  Weekly  peanut  report,  v.  26,  no.  36-39,  Sept.  6-27,  1944.  [1944.] 
Each  3  p.  or  4  p.  narrow  f°     [Processed.]     f  A  80.112 :  26/36-39 

Slaughtering.  Construction  and  equipment  of  small  slaughtering  plant.  [June 
1944.]     5  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  A  80.102  :S11 

Sugarcane.  Determination  of  proportionate  shares  for  sugarcane  farms  in  main- 
land cane  sugar  area  for  1945  crop.  Aug.  3,  1944.  1  p.  (S.  D.  198;  Sugar 
Branch.)     t     •  Item  30  A  80.117:  198 

Determination  of  proportionate  shares  for  sugarcane  farms  in  Puerto  Rico 

for  crop  year  1944-45  pursuant  to  sugar  act  of  1937,  as  amended,  revised. 
Aug.  3,  1944.     1  p.      (S.  D.  153,  rev.  2;  Sugar  P.ranch.)     t     •  Item  30 

A  80.117 :  153/2 

Determination  of  proportionate  shares  for  sugarcane  farms  in  Territory 

of  Hawaii  for  1945  crop.     Aug.  3,  1944.     1  p.     (S.  D.   196;   Sugar  Branch.) 
t     •  Item  30  A  80.117:  196 

Determination    of   proixirtionate   shares    for   sugarcane   farms    in    Virgin 

Islands  for  1945  crop.     Aug.   3,   1944.     1    p.      (S.   D.   199;    Sugar  Brancli.)      t 

•  Item  30  A  80.117  :  199 

Tobacco  market  review,  1943-44  season,  class  3  (a),  light  air-cured,  types  31  and 
.32.     July  1944.     [2]+24p.  il4"     [Processed.]     t  A  80.102 :  T  55/4/94;V-44 

EXTENSION    SE31VIOE 

Extension  Service  review,  v.  15.  no.  9;  Sept.  1944.  [l!>44.]  p.  12!)--144,  il.  4" 
[Monthly.]     *  Paper,  10c.  single  copy,  75c.  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $1.1.5. 

•  Item  95  '    , 

L.  C.  card  Agr  30-3.59  A  80.307 :  1.5/9 

Extension  work.  Thirty  years  of  extension  work;  by  M.  L.  Wilson.  [1944.] 
4  p.  [From  Land  policy  review,  fall  1944,  published  bv  Agricuitural  Economics 
Bureau.]     f  "  A  36.103/a :  Ex84 

Farm  eniploi/nient  in  1943  (bv  months  and  areas).  Jan.  1944.  21  p.  il.  4"  [Proc- 
essed.]     t  A  80.302  :  Em  7/9-13 

Farm  lahor.  Learning  about  farm  jobs  from  pictures;  prepared  by  Labor  Util- 
ization Section,  extension  farm  labor  program.  [1944.]  14  p.  il.  4"  [Pi-oc- 
essed.]     f  A  80..302 :  J  .57 

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1110  Government  Publications 

Slidcfilnis. 

NoTK.—  Slidcniiiis  ciivcriii;,'  many  phases  of  aKricultiiro  and  home  economics  have  been 
prepared  by  tlie  Extension  Service  in  cooperation  witli  sul)ject-matter  bnreaus  of  the 
AKricultnre  Department.      Kacli  slidclilni   is  accompanied   l)y  explanatory  lecture  notes. 

A  list  of  availal)le  s\ibjects  and  information  on  how  to  imrehase  slidetilms  may  be 
ol)taine(l  from  the  Division  of  Extension  Information,  Extension  Service,  Department  of 
Agriculture,  Washington  25,  D.  C. 

Wheat  situation,  July  1,  li)44 ;  [pivparod  in  Economics  Section,  as  background 
material  for  use  in  connection  with  war  food  educational  programs].  [1944.] 
3  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t  A  80.302 :  W  56/944 

SOIL   CONSBaiVATION    Sf3VICB 

Conservation  farming.  Progress  in  determination  of  conservation-farming  needs, 
1934-44  [with  list  of  publications].  Washington,  D.  C,  June  1944.  cover  title, 
17p.  map.  4°     [Processed.]     t  A  80.502 :  C  76/934-^4 

Soil  conservation,  official  organ  of  Soil  Conservation  Service,  Sept.  1944;  [v.  10, 
no.  3].     [1944.]     p.  41-G4,  il.  4"     [Monthly.]     *  Paper,  10c.  single  copy,  $1.00 
a  vr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $1.50.     •  Item  152 
L.'  C.  card  Agr  35^03  A  80.507 :  10/3 

Soil  conservation  districts,  state  of  organization  by  States,  approximate  acreage, 
number  of  oi>erating  units  and  farms  in  organized  districts  [as  of  Aug.  15, 
1944].     Sept.   1.  1944.     4  p.  4°     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t         A  80.508 :  944/8 

Stubble-mulch  farming  for  soil  defense;    [by  L.   S.  Carter  and  G.  R.  McDole]. 
[Dec.  1942,  slightly  revisetl  Aug.   1944.]      [1944.]     ii+22  p.   il.     (Agriculture 
Dept.     Farmers'  bulletin  1917.)     *  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  10 
L.  C.  card  Agr  44-153  A  1.9 :  1917/2 

AMERICAN  BATTLE  MONUMENTS  COMMISSION 

European  War,  191.',-1S.  S9th  Division,  summary  of  operations  in  World  War 
[with  list  of  sources].    1944.    x+59  p.  il.  3  maps  in  pocket.    *  Fakrikoid,  $1.00. 

•  Item  162 

L.  C.  card  44-41457  Y  3.Am  3 :  W  89/89th  Div 

CIVIL  SERVICE  COMMISSION 

Note. — The   Commission    furnishes    individual    copies    of   most    of   its    publications   gra- 
tuitously to  those  who  apply  for  them. 

[Class  specifications  and  statements  of  allocation  standards  for  positions  sub- 
ject to  classification  act  of  1923,  as  amended]  ;  July  1944.  [1944.]  [32]  p. 
[Monthlv.     Issued  in  loose-leaf  form.]     *  Paper,  15c.  single  copy,  $1.50  a  yr. 

•  Item  169  CS  1.39 :  944/7 

Emploiiment.  Government  employment.  [1944.]  8  p.  narrow  8"  [Except  from 
article  entitled  First  jobs.  1944,  which  appeared  in  Aug.  1944  issue  of  Charm 
magazine.]     t  CS  1.2:  Em  7/7 

Retirement  in  brief.  [July  1944.]  10+ [1]  p.  il.  narrow  8°  *  Paper,  5c.  •  Item 
169  CS  1.2  :  R  31/5/944 

Veterans.    From  military  .service  to  civil  service,  answers  to  questions  of  return- 
ing servicemen   and  servlcewonien  about  Federal  employment.    [Revised  edi- 
tion.]   Aug.  1944.     [24]  p.  narrows"    t     •  Item  169 
L.  C.  card  43-50802  CS  1.2  :  M  59/3/&44-2 

ACTUARIES  BOARD 

Report.  Civil  .service  retirement  and  disability  fund,  letter  from  president. 
Civil  Service  Commission,  transmltti?ig  23d  annual  report  of  Board  of  Actu- 
aries, fiscal  year  1943.     1944.     v+25  p.      (S.  doc.  233,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.) 

•  Paper,  10c. 

L.  C.  card  22-26097 

•     Sent  to  Depository  Libraries 


OcTonKK  1944  nil 

COMBINED  RAW  MATERIALS  BOARD,  UNITED  STATES 
AND  GREAT  BRITAIN 


the 
1942. 


Note  — Tho  establishment  of  the  Coiiihiiied  Raw  >raterials  P.oanI  was  aunoiiiicoil  liy 
e  President  of  the  United  States  and  the  Trime  Minister  of  Great  Britain  on  Jan.  26, 
42. 

Report.     2fl  iinnual  report  concerning  work  of  Board  during  its  2d  year  of  oper- 
ation ended  Jan.  20,  1944.      [1944.1     G  p.  4"     t  Y3.C  73/2: 1/943-44 


COMMERCE  DEPARTMENT 

CENSUS  BUREAU 

Automobile  accidents.  Annual  summary  of  motor  vehicle  a<riderit  fatalities,  1942. 
Sept.  11,  1944.     78  p.  il.  4"     [Processed.l     t  0  3.128/3:942/5 

Census,  1940  {16th).     See,  below,  entry  under  center  head  Ccn.^us  191,0  il6th). 

Cdwmcrce.  Changes  in  Schedule  A,  statistical  classification  of  imports  into 
United  States  (Jan.  1.  1943  edition).  [Aug.  25,  1944.1  2  leaves,  4°  [Proc- 
essed.]     t  C  3.150 :  A/943/ch.-15 

Cotton.  Activity  in  cotton  spinning  industry  for  Aug.  1944.  Sept.  21,  1944. 
1  p.  4°     [Monthly.     Processed.     I'reliminary  report.]     t  C  3.53: 944/8 

July  report  of  cotton  consumed,  on  hand,  and  active  cotton  spindles.    Aug. 

16,1944.    oblong  32°    [Preliminary  report.    Issued  in  postal  card  form.]    t 

C  3.21 :  943-44/12 

August  report  of  cotton  consumed,  on  hand,  and  active  cotton  spindles. 

Sept.  15,  1944.     oblong  32°     [Preliminary  report.     Issued  in  postal  card  form.  | 
t  C  3.21 :  944-45/3 

Report  on  cotton  ginning,  number  of  bales  of  cotton  ginned  from  growth  of 

1944  prior  to  Aug.  16,  1944,  and  comparative  statistics  to  corresponding  date  in 
1943  and  1942.     Aug.  23,  1944.     1  p.  4"     [Proce.ssed.     Preliminary  report.]     t 

C  3.20 :  944-45/1 

Same,  number  of  bales  of  cotton  giiuied  in  United  States  prior  to  Sept.  1, 

by  States,  crops  of  1944,  1943.  and  1942.     Sept.  8.  1944.     oblong  32°     [Prelimi- 
nary report.     Issued  in  postal  card  form.]     t  C  3.20 :  944-45/2 

Supply  and  distribution  of  domestic  and  foreign  cotton  in  United  States, 

season    of    1943-44.     [1944.]     oblong    32"     [Proliniinary    report.     Issued    in 
postal  card  form.]     t  0  3.36:943-44 

Cottonseed  received,  crushed,  and  on  hand,  and  cottonseed  i)roducts  manufactured, 
shipped  out,  and  on  hand,  for  12  months  ending  Jidy  31.  1944  and  1943.  Aug.  12, 
1944.     oblong  32"      [Prcliminarv  report.     Issued  In  postal  card  form.]      t 

C  3.149:  943-44/12 

Employment.  Government  employment.  3d  quarter,  1944:  v.  5,  no.  5.  preliminary. 
Public  emplovment  in  JiUy  1944.     Sept.  1944.      [2]  p.  il.  4"     [Processed.!      t 

(^  3.140 :5/5/prelim. 

Financial  statistics.     City  finances,  1942,  cities  h.-iving  populations  over  25,000:  v. 
3.  Statistical  compcndimn.  1944.     ix-f-224  \).  il.     4"     (Census  of  govennnenls. 
1942.)      [Prepared  under  supervision  of  E.  R.  Gray,  chief,  Goverinnents  Divi- 
sion.]    *  Paper,  55c.     •  Item  194 
L.  C.  card  34-28211  C  3.142  :  942/V.3 

State  finances,  1944 :  v.  2,  Topical  reports,  no.  1,  State  tax  collections  In 

1944.     Aug.   1944.     12   p.   il.   4°      [Processed.     Prepared   under  supervision   of 
E.  R.  Gray,  chief.  Governments  Division.  l)y  V.  .1.  Wvckoff.  1      t 

L.  C.  card  16-26796  ('3.141 :  9  il/v.2.  no.l 

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Government  Publications 


Indu.'itrial  and  business  statistics.     [Monthly  and  quarterly  industrial  and  busi- 
ni'.ss  statistics.]     4"  or  oblong  8"     [Processed.]      t 

C3.  (various  arbitrary  numbers)  : 
Note. — The  Ccn.sus  Bureau  collects  and  publishes  monthly  and  quarterly  current  statis- 
tics in  processed  form  for  numerous  industries  and  comnKidities.  Summaries  of  most 
of  these  slatistlcs  are  publislied  later  in  Survey  of  current  business  issued  each  month 
by  the  KoreiKn  and  Domestic  Commerce  Bureau.  The  titles  of  these  reports  as  issued  for 
1944,  with  the  Documents  Office  classiflcalion  number  for  each,  are  listed  below  : 

Monthly  Industrial  and  business  reports. 


Asphalt  and  tar  rooflng  and  siding  prod- 
ucts.  Shipments  of    (C.  ;5.100:) 

Boots,  shoes  and  slippers,  otlier  tlian  rub- 
ber (C  3.43  :) 

Commercial  .steel  castings  (C  3.74  :) 

Confectionery  and  competitive  cnocolate 
products,  manufacturers'  sales  (C  3.135  :) 

Cotton  consumed,  on  hand,  and  active  cot- 
ton spindles  (C  3.21  :) 

Cotton,  leather,  and  allied  garments  (ci- 
vilian and  <Jovernment)   (C  3.64  :) 

Cottonseed  products  manufactured  and  on 
hand  at  oil  mills  by  States  (C  3.125  :) 

Domestic  pumps,  water  systems,  and  wind- 
mills (C  3.77  :) 

Fats  and  oils,  animal  and  vegetable 
(C  3.123:) 

Galvanized  range  boilers  and  tanks  for  hot 
water  heaters  (C  3.86  :) 

Leather  gloves  and  mittens  (C  3.42  :) 

Malleal)le  iron  castlnirs  (C  3.89  :) 

Mechanical  stokers   (C  3.91  :) 

Men's,  youths',  and  boys'  clothing  (civilian 
and  Government)    (C3.n2:) 

Oil   burners    (C   3.93 :) 

Paint,  varnish,  lacquer,  and  fillers  (C3.94  :) 


Plastic  paints,  cold  water  paints,  and  cal- 
cimines (C  3.96  :) 
Porcelain    enameled    products,    metal   base 

only  (C  3.98:) 
Public-merchandise  warehousing  (C  3.102  :) 
Pyroxvlin     coated    woven     cotton     fabrics 

(C  3.104:) 
Kaw  wool  consumption  (C  3.52  :) 
Red  cedar  shingles  (C  3.1]'9  :) 
Retail  sales,  independent  stores   [summary 

and  one  report  for  i>ach  of  34  Slates  and 

6   cities]     (C   3.138:) 
Sales  finance  companies  (C  3.151  :) 
Steel    shipping    barrels,    drums    and    pails 

(C  3.106:) 
Steel  boilers  (C  3.107  :) 
Superphosphate  (C  3.111  :) 
Underwear  and  knit  cloth  (C  3.113:) 
Wheat  ground  and  wheat-milling  products 

(C  3.117:) 
White    base    antifriction    bearing    metals 

(C  3.71:) 
Wholesalers'  sales,  inventories,  and  credits 

(C  3.133:) 
Wool  machinery  activity  (C  3.51 :) 


Quarterly  industrial  and  business  reports 


Blowers,  fans,  unit  heaters,  and  accessory 
equipment   (C  3.143:) 

Fats  and  oils.  Factory  consumption  of  pri- 
mary animal  and  vegetable,  by  classes 
of  products  (C  3.154:) 

Lacquer,  Sales  of  (C  3.88  :) 


Warm-air  furnaces  and  winter  air-condi- 
tioning units   (C  3.144:) 

Wheat  and  wheat-flour  stocks  held  by  mills 
(C   3.115:) 

Wool  and  related  fibers.  Commercial  stocks 
of  (C  3.52/3:) 


Industri/.     Facts  for  industry.    4°  and  oblong  8°     [Processed.]     t  C  3.158: 

Note. — The  Facts  for  industry  series  was  established  as  the  medium  to  carry  out  the 
policy  adopted  by  the  War  Production  Board  of  releasing  significant  statistical  data  to 
industry  whenever  the  release  would  not  interfere  with  the  war  effort.  Generally,  the 
series  provides  information  on  such  basic  factors  as  i>roduction,  shipments,  inventories 
and  unfilled  ordin-s,  for  products  for  wliich  the  Board  has  required  reports  in  order  to 
maintain  war-time  controls.  Facts  for  industry  series  is  issued  jointly  by  the  War 
Production  Board  and  the  Bureau  of  the  Census,  and  may  be  of  two  kinds:  one-time 
and  periodic. 

Labor  force.  Monthly  report  on  labor  force:  Estimates  of  labor  force,  employ- 
ment, and  unemployment  in  United  States  during  week  of  Aug.  6-12,  1944. 
Sept.  13,  1944.    4  p.  4°   (Special  surveys;  MRLF-no.  27.)     [Processed.]     t 

C  3.155 :  27 

Mental  diseases.  Patients  in  mental  institutions,  1941.  1944.  vi4-212  p.  [Pre- 
pared under  supervision  of  Halbert  L.  Dunn,  chief,  Vital  Statistics  Division, 
Leon  E.  Truesdell,  chief.  Population  Division.]  *  Paper,  30c.  ©Item  202 
L.  C.  card  42-37617  C  3.59/2  :  941 

pt.   1.   Patients  in  hospitals  for  mental  diseases. 

pt.   2.   Patients  in  institutions  for  mental  defectives  and  epileptics, 
pt.  3.  Consolidated  data  for  mental  defectives  and  epileptics. 

Mortality  index.  Weekly  mortality  index,  deaths  in  major  cities,  Sept.  2-30, 
1944;  V.  15,  no.  35-39.     Sept.  7-Oct.  4,  1944.     Each  4  p.  4"      [Processed.]     t 

C  3.41 :  15/35-39 

Population.  Population:  Characteristics  of  population,  labor  force,  families,  and 
housing,  Puget  Sound  congested  production  area,  June  1944.  Sept.  7,  1944. 
21  p.  il.  4°    (Series  CA-3,  no.  8.)     [Processed.]     f  C  3.160 :  CA-3/8 

Population:    Wartime  changes  in  population  and  family  characteristics, 

Detroit-Willow   Run   congested  production   area,  June  1944.     Sept.   17,   1944. 
8  p.  4°     (Series  CA-2,  no.  9.)      [Processed.]     t  C  3.160 :  CA-2/9 


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October  1944  1113 

I'opulation — Continued. 

■ Same,  Hampton  Koads  congested  production  area,  May  1944.     Sei)t.  12. 

1944.  8  p.  4°  (Series  CA-2,  no.  7.)  [Processed.  Page  number  3  has  been 
duplicated,  but  witii  dilTerent  text.]  C  3.1(J0 :  CA-2/7 

Vital  statistic!^.     Monthly  vital  statistics  bulletin,   Sept.  11,  1944;   v.  7,  no.  7. 
[1944.]     4  p.  11.  4°     [Processed.]     t  C  3.127: 7/7 

Vital  statistics  of  United  States,  1942:  pt.  2,  Natality  and  mortality  data 

for  United  States  tal)ulated  by  place  of  residence.  1944.  iii+SSS  p.  4°  [Pre- 
pared under  supervision  of  Halbert  L.  Dunn,  chief.  Vital  Statistics  Division.] 
*  Cloth,  $2.(K).     •  Item  2()G. 

L.  C.  card  40-26272  C  3.139 :  942/pt.2 

Vital   statistics,    special   reports,    Sept.    12.    1944;   v.    19,    no.   20.      [1944.] 

p.  393-398,  4°     [Processed.]     t 

L.  C.  card  36-20592  C  3.(57 :  19/20 

Note. — Volume  19  consists  of  special  tabulations,  studies,  and  analytical  articles  on 
selected  subjects. 

Census,  19-',0  {16th) 

Mineral  industries,  1939:  v.  1,  General  summary  and  industry  statistics.  1944. 
viii+876  p.  il.  4°  (16th  census  of  United  States,  1940.)  [Prepared  under 
supervision  of  Oscar  E.  Kiessling,  chief  statistician  for  mineral  industries, 
resigned  Jan.  2,  1943,  and  Nicholas  Yaworski.  assistant  chief  statistician  in 
charw  for  mineral  indusfi-ies.]  *  Cloth,  $2.75.  •  Item  212 
L.  C.  card  44-4(J996  C  3.940-5  :  M  06/9.39/v.l 

CIVIL  AERONAUTICS  AUTHORITY 

CIVIL  AERONAUTICS  ADMINISTRATION 

Airport  design   [with  List  of  publications  and  materials  on  airports].     Apr.  1, 
1944  [i-eprint  with  clianges].     iv+74  p.  il.     *  Paper,  IFk'.     •  Item  220. 
L.  C.  card  44-41499  C  31.102  ;  Ai  7/14/944-2 

Altitude  and  its  effect  upon  airplane  performance;  [prepared  by  Omer  Welling]. 
.June  13,  1944.     [22]  p.  il.  4"     (Flight  engineering  report  13.)      [Processed.]     t 

C31.114:13 

CAA  journal,  [v.  5,  no.  8]  ;  Aug.  li>,  1944.  [1944.]     p.  89-100,  il.  4°     (Information 
and    Statistics   Service.)      [Monthly.]      *  Pai)er,   5c.    single   copy,   50c.   a   yr. ; 
foreign  subscription,  75c.     •   Item  219. 
L.  C.  card  40-26182  C  31.118:  5/8 

CIVIL  AERONAUTIOS  HOARD 

XOTE. — The  opinions  in  economic  proceedings  of  the  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  are  printed 
seijarately  l>eginnini|:  with  v.  2,  and  are  "advance  sheets"  of  the  material  which  will  make 
ui)  bound  volumes  of  the  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  Reports. 

The  separate  opinions  are  obtainable  from  the  Superintendent  of  Documents,  Govern- 
ment Printing  Otlice,  Washington  2."i,  D.  C,  at  a  subscription  price  of  $1.00  per  volume  ; 
single  copies  vary  in  price. 

Aircraft  aeeidentx.  Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Hoard  on  investigation  of  acci- 
dent involving  aircraft  during  crop  dusting  flight  | approximately  12  miles  west 
of  Pompano,  Fla.,  Mar.  17,  1944 1  ;  adopted  Sept.  8,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  4" 
[Processed.]      t  C  31.213  :P  772 

Report  of  (Jivil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  cross-country  business  flight  |6  miles  west  of  Municipal  Airport, 
El  Paso,  Tex..  Mar.  11.  1944]  ;  adopted  Sept.  S.  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  4"  [Pioc- 
essed.  I     t  C  31.213 :  El  69 

Repoi-t  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Hoard  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  cross-country  charter  flight  [north  of  Saranac,  N.  Y.,  .June  10, 
1944]  ;  adopted  Aug.  If.,  1944.     [1944.]     2  p.  4"     [Proces.sed.]     +      C  31.213  :  Sa  71 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  cross-coinitry  flight  [approximately  6  miles  southwest  of  Racine 
Airport,  Racine,  Wis.,  Apr.  26,  1944]  ;  adopted  Aug.  8,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  4" 
[  Processed.  ]     +  C  31.213  :  R  1 15 

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1114  GoVKliNMENT    i'ui'.LK  ATIOXS 

Aircraft  incidents — ContiiHH'tl. 

Hoport  of  Civil  Acroiiiiutics  Hoard  on  iiivcstijiatioii  of  accident  involviiiy 

aircraft  duriiij!:  cross-country  iilcasiire  tliylit  least  of  Strafford,  Mo.,  Mar.  10, 
19441  ;  adopted  Aufi.  S,  1!  144.     n!)44.|     2  p.  4"     [Processed.]     1:      C 31.213:  St  81 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  cros.s-country  jilcasure  llight  [near  Middle.sboro,  Ky.,  Airport, 
May  3,  1944];  adopted  Aug.  S,  1!>44.     [1944.]     2  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t 

C  31.213 :  M  584 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  cross-country  pleasure  lliglit  [3  miles  north  (jf  Bardstown,  Ky., 
May  29,  1944]  ;  adopted  Aug.  15,  1944.     [1944.]     1  j).  4"     [Processed.]     + 

C  31.213  :  B  236 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircrafi  during  cross-country  practice  tlight  [Hopewell  Airport,  Hopewell,  Va., 
Mar.  20,  1944]  ;  adopted  Sept.  8,  1944.     [1944.1     1  p.  4"     [Processed.]      + 

C  31.213 :  H  773 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  business  flight  [5''/io  miles  west-southwest  of  Langdon, 
N.  Dak.,  Apr.  30,  1944]  ;  adopted  Aug.  8,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4"     [Processed.]     + 

C  31.213  :  L  259 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  Involving 

aircraft  during  local  instruction  tlight  [ly^  miles  ^ast  of  Steffen  Airport,  East 
Amherst,  N.  Y.,  Apr.  29,  1944]  ;  adopted  Aug.  S,  1944.  [1944. J  1  p.  4"  [Proc- 
essed.]    t  C  31.213 :  Ea  7a 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  instruction  fliglit  [2%  miles  southwest  of  Sky  Harbor 
Airport,  Phoenix,  Ariz.,  Feb.  7,  1944]  ;  adopted  Aug.  8,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  4° 
[Processed.]     t  C  31.213  :  P  565 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  instruction  flight  [4  miles  south  of  Tahoe-Douglas  Airport, 
Gardnerville,  Nev.,  Feb.  7,  1944]  ;  adopted  Aug.  8,  1944.  [1944.]  1  p.  4" 
[Processed.]     t  C  31.213:0177 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aii'craft  during  local  pleasure  flight  [Croswell,  Mich.,  Jan.  2.1,  19441  ;  adopted 
Aug.  8,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t  C  31.213  :  C^  884 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  pleasure  flight  [near  Skv  Ranch  Airport,  Dallas,  Tex., 
June  1,  1944]  ;  adopted  Sept.  8,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t 

C  31.213 :  D  161/4 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  pleasure  flight  [Yogel  Airport,  La  Salle,  111.,  May  14,  1944]  ; 
adopted  Aug.  S,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.     4°     [Processed.]     %  C  31.213  :L  33 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  practice  flight  [approximately  1  mile  north  of  Lederach. 
PeiHi.,  Apr.  26,  1944]  ;  adopted  Aug.  8,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t 

C  31.213  :  L  498 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  practice  fliglit  [appi'oximately  10  miles  east  of  Spearfish, 
S.  D.,  May  29,  1!)44]  ;  adopted  Aug.  15,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t 

C  31.213 :  Sp  31 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  practice  flight  [24  miles  SSW  of  Municipal  Airport,  Safford. 
Ariz.,  June  6,  1944]  ;  adopted  Aug.  8,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4"     [Processed.]      ■: 

C  31.213:  Sal7 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation   of  mid-air  collision 

between  2  aircraft  engaged  in  local  instruction  flights  [approximately  3  miles 
southwest  of  Hudson,  Ohio,  Airport,  Mar.  2,  1944]  ;  adopted  Aug.  8,  1944. 
[1944.]      1  p.  4"     I  Processed.]     %  C  31.213 :  H  86i) 

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OCTOBKR    1044  1115 

Aircraft  acridoits — CoiitiniKMl. 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  invcstisatioii  of  iiroiu-llor  accident 

fMorgal  farm  4  miles  southeast  of  IMorrisville,  Peiin.,  May  18,  11)44]  ;  adopted 
Sept.  S,  1044.      [1!)44.]      i>  p.  4 "      |  Prt.cessed.l      t  C  31.213 :  M  8:54 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investij^ation  of  i)ropeller  accident 

[Municipal  Airport,  San  Antonio,  Tex.,  Mar.  1,  1044]  ;  adopted  Aug.  8,  1044. 
[  11)44. 1     1  p.  4"     [l'ro<'essed.l     t  C  31.213:  Sa  5  an 

All  Atucrlran  Arintirm,  Inc.  Docket  no.  770,  All  American  Aviation,  Inc.,  addi- 
tional service  [decided  Dec.  18,  1!)42  ;  opinion  and  order  1.  [1!)44.1  [1] +(10-63 
p.     ([Opinion]  GO. )      i  From  C.  A.  B.  Reports,  v.  4.]     *  Paper,  .Ic. 

C31.211/a:4/4 

American  Airlitics,  Inc.  Docket  no.  771,  American  Airlines,  Inc.,  et  al..  San 
Antonio-Laredo  service  [decided  Dec.  26,  1042;  o))inion  and  order].  [1044.1 
[l]+C)4-70  p.      ([Opinion]  64.)      [From  C.  A.  B.  Reports,  v.  4.]      *  Paper,  He. 

C31.211/a:4/5 

Braniff  Ainrans.  Inc.  Brief  of  respondent.  United  States  Court  of  Appeals, 
District  of  Columbia,  no.  8722,  Braniff  Airways.  Incorporated,  v.  Civil  Aeronau- 
tics Board,  on  petition  to  review  orders  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board.  [1944.] 
cover  title,   iii+48  p.     J  C  31.212  :  B  734 

British  Ovcrseai<  Ainray.f  Corporation.  Docket  no.  801,  Briti.sh  Overseas  Airways 
Corporation,  temporary  amemlment  of  permit,  decided  Nov.  24.  1942;  opinion. 
[1044.  J     p.  r.7-50.      (  [Opinion]  3.)      [From  C.  A.  B.  Reports,  v.  4.]     *  Paper,  .^c. 

C  31.211/a  :  4/3 

C/r//  fl/r  r<:Y/)//o//o/),s-  amendments.     [Processed.]     t  C  31.209 : 

Note. — .\mpn(linpnts  to  Civil  air  resiilations,  beginning  with  Oct.  15,  1'041,  are  issued 
in  a  iK'w  form,  and  aro  niimborod  so  that  no  amendment  will  affect  more  than  one  part 
of  the  ReKiilations.  These  amendments  or  digests  of  them  will  be  published  in  the  monthly 
Civil  aoroiiniitics  joiii'iial.  Separate  entries  of  these  amendments  are  not  listed  in  the 
Monthly  catalog. 

Colonial  Airlines.  Inc.  Docket  no.  299.  Colonial  Airlines,  Inc.,  mail  rate,  decided 
Dec.  20, 1942;  [opinion  and  order].  [1944.]  p.  71-80.  ( [Opinion]  G.)  [From 
C.  A.  B.  Reports,  v.  4.]     *  Paper,  10c.  C  31.211/a  :  4/6 

Continental  Air  Lines.  Inc.  Docket  no.  2-401-B-4.  Continental  Air  Lines,  Inc. 
et  al..  Denver-Kansas  City  service,  decided  Dec.  10,  1042;  [opinion  and  order]. 
[1944.1  p.  1-21,  il.  ([Opinion]  1.)  [From  C  A.  B.  Reports,  v.  4.]  *  Paper, 
10c.  C  31.211/a  :  4/1 

Foreii/n  air  ncirs  tii(/est,  v.  2,  no.  40  and  41  ;  Sept.  11  and  25.  1944.  [1944.]  [3]  + 
188-202  p.  4"    [Fortnightly.    Proces.sed.]    t  C  31.216  :  2/40,  41 

COAST  AND  GEODETIC  SURVEY 

Tidal  hcnch  ninrt.s.  District  of  Columbia.    Jan.  1044.    cover  title,  14  p.  4°     (T-31.) 
[Processed.     The  descriptions  and  elevations  of  tidal  bench   marks   in   this 
publication  supersede  those  given  in  Special  publication  110,  Tidal  bench  marks, 
District  of  Columbia,  published  in  1925.]      t 
L.  C.  card  44-40500  C  4.32  :  31 

Tide  tables.  Pacific  Ocean  and  Indian  Ocean,  [calendar]  year  1945.     1944.     386  p. 
(Serial   661.)      [Includes  list   of  publications  by  Coast  and   Geodetic   S'nrvey 
relating  to  tides  and  currents.     Important  notice  on  u.se  of  daylight  saving  or 
war  time  on  p.  2  of  cover.]     t  Paper.  2.5c.     •  Item  237 
L.  C.  card  7-35369  C  4.15/2:  945 

FOREIGN  AND  DOMESTIC  COMMERCE  BUREAU 

Brazil.  United  States  trade  with  P.razil  in  1042.  Aug.  1044.  |2]+11  p.  il.  4" 
[Processed.]     f  C^  18.204  :  B  73/042 

Business.     Survey  of  current  business  Sept.  1044;  [v.  24.  no.  0|.     [10-14.]      cover 
title,  204-S36  )i.   il.   4"      (Monthly.     Text  on   p.  2-4  of  cover.]      *  Paper,   15c. 
single  cop.v,  $1.75  a  yr. ;  foreign  .subscription,  $2.50.      •  Item  257 
L.  C.  card  21-26810  r  18.35:  24/9 

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Busi)i(Sf< — C^Mitinut'd. 

Same,   wo^'klv   siipplciiuMit,   Sept.  7-2S,  l'.»44.      |1944.]     Each   [2]   p.  il.  4° 

[  I'roc-ossod.  It  ( '  18.36 :  944/36-39 

Busine.'innien'.'i  oroanizatiov.'i.  Chicago,  111.,  State-local  busiiiessiuen's  organiza- 
tions; bv  C.  J.  Judkins  and  H.  E.  Wells.  June  1944.  [2] +8+ [2]  p.  4° 
[  Processed.  ]    t  C  18.200/2 :  11  6/2 

Illinois  (except  Chicago,  covered  in  .separate  list).  State-local  business- 
men's organizations;  by  C.  J.  Judkins  and  H.  E.  Wells.  June  1944.  [2]+124- 
[2]  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  •  C  18.200/2:  116 

• Mas.sachusetts  and  Rhode  Island,  State-local  businessmen's  organizations; 

by  V.  J.  Judkins  and  H.  E.  Wells.     June  1944.     [2]  +  14+I2l    p.  4"     [Proc- 
essed.]    t  C  18.200/2  :  M  38 

Michigan,  State-local  businessmen's  organizations;  by  C.  J.  Judkins  and 

H.  E.  Wells.     June  1944.     [2]  +  12+[l]  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

C  18.200/2 :  M  58 

Minnesota,  State-Ux-al  businessmen's  organizations;  by  C.  J.  Judkins  and 

H.  E.   Wells.     June  1944.     [21-fl0+[2]    p.   4"     [Processed.]     t 

C  18.200/2 :  M  66 

• Missouri,  State-local  businessmen's  organizations:  by  C.  J.  Judkins  and 

H.    E.   Wells.     July   1944.     [2]-fl2+[2]    p.   4°     [Prdcessed.]     t 

C  18.260/2 :  M  69o 

Nebraska.  State-local  businessmen's  organizations ;  by  C.  J.  Judkins  and 

H.E.Wells.    June  1944.     [2] +6-+- [2]  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t      C  18.200/2 :  N  27 

New  Hampshire  and  Vermont,  State-local  businessmen's  organizations;  by 

C.   J.   Judkins   and   H.   E.   Wells.     June   1944.     [2]-f6+[2]    p.    il.   4"     [Proc- 
essed. ]     t  C  18.200/2 :  N  42h 

New  Jersey,  State-local  businessmen's  organizations ;  by  C.  J.  Judkins  and 

H.  E.  Wells.    July  1944.    [2]  +10-f  [2]  p.  4°    [Processed.]    t       C  18.200/2  :  N  42j 

North  Carolina  and  South  Carolina.  State-local  businessmen's  organiza- 
tions; bv  C.  J.  Judkins  and  H.  E.  Wells.  June  1944.  [2]-fl0+[2]  p.  il.  4° 
[  Processed.  ]     t  C  18.200/2 :  N  81c 

North  Dakota  and  South  Dakota,  State-local  businessmen's  organizations ; 

bv  C.  J.  Judkins  and  H.  E.  Wells.     June  1944.     [2] +6+ [2]   p.     4°     [Proc- 
essed. ]     t  C  lS.200/2  :  N  81d 

Pennsylvania,  State-local  businessmen's  organizations ;   by  C.   J.  Judkins 

and  H.  E.  Wells.     July  1»44.     [2] +24+ [2]  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

C  18.200/2 :  P  38 

Washington,    State-local  businessmen's   organizations ;   by   C.   J.    Judkins 

and  H.  E.  Wells.     July  1944.     [2] +8+ [2]  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

C  18.200/2 :  W  27 

West  Virginia,  State-local  businessmen's  organizations;  by  C.  J.  Judkins 

and  H.  E.  Wells.     June  1944.     [2] +6+ [2]  p.  4°     [Processed.]     f 

C  18.200/2 :  W  52v 

Wisconsin.  State-local  businessmen's  organizations ;  by  C.  J.  Judkins  and 

H.  E.  Wells.     July  1944.     [2] +10+ [2]  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t 

C  18.200/2 :  W  7r, 

Chile.  United  States  trade  with  Chile  in  1942.  Sept.  1944.  [2] +10  p.  il.  4' 
[  Processed.  ]     t  C  18.204  :  C  43/942 

Commerce.     Some  factors  in  post-war  export   trade  with   British    Empire;   by 
Kathleen  O.  Horton,  Thomas  R.  Wilson.     Sept.  1944.     cover  title,   [2] +74  p. 
il.  4"     (Economic  series  39.)     [Processed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  44-41453  C  18.206 :  39 

Domcfitic  coiinnrne.  Domestic  commerce,  v.  32,  no.  8;  Aug.  1944.  [1944.]  32  p. 
il.  4"  fMonthlv.  J  *  Paper,  10<'.  single  copy,  $1.00  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscrip- 
tion, ,$1.40.     •  Item  2r.l  C  18.32:  32/8 

■ Same,  v.  32,  no.  9;  Sept.  1944.     [1044.]     32  p.  il.  4"     [Monthly.]      •  Item 

251  C  18.32:  32/9 

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October  1944  1117 

Foreign  commerce  weekly,  v.  16,  no.  10-13;  Sept.  2-23,  1944.  [1944.  |  various 
paging,  il.  4"     *  Paper,  lOc-.  single  copy,  $4.50  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription  $7.00. 

•  Item  251 

L.  C.  card  40-29231  C  18.5/1 :  16/10-13 

Same,  v.  17,  no.  1;  Sept.  30,  1944.     [1944.]     43  p.  il.  4"     •  Item  251 

C  18.5/1 :  17/1 

fndustrif  siirvci/,  manufacturers'  inventories,  shipments,  incoming  business, 
uiitilled  orders.  Julv  1944.      [1944.J     9  p.   il.  4"      [Monthly.     Processed.]      f 

C  18.224 :  944/7 

Lumber.  Industry  report:  Lumber,  Sept.  1944,  Timber  products  series,  pt.  1; 
prepared  by  Lumber  Unit  in  cooperation  with  War  Production  Board,  Forest 
Products  Bureau  [and]  Dept.  of  Agriculture,  Forest  Service.  [1944.]  34  p. 
iir     [Quarterly.     Proces.sed.]     t  €18.230:944/3 

Peru.  United  States  trade  with  Peru  in  1942.  Aug.  1944.  [2] +9  p.  il.  4" 
[  Processed.  ]     t  C  18.204 :  P  43/942 

Wood  pulp.  Industry  report :  Pulp  and  paper,  Sept.  1944,  Pulp  and  paper  series, 
pt.  1;  prepared  by  Pulp  and  Paper  Unit  in  cooperation  with  War  Production 
Board,  Forest  Products  Bureau.  [1944.]  28  p.  il.  4°  [Monthly.  Proc- 
essed.]    t  018.229:944/9 

NATIONAL  BUREAU  OF  STANDARDS 

Dial  indicators  (for  linear  measurements),  recorded  voluntary  standard  of  the 
trade.  1944.  ii  +  lO  p.  il.  (Commercial  standard  CS(E)119-45.)  [Effec- 
tive date  for  new  production  from  Jan.  1,  1915.]     *  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  274 

C  13.20 :  119 

Electrical  safety  code.  Discussion  of  National  electrical  safety  code,  pt.  2  and 
grounding  rulem;  [prepared  by  National  Bureau  of  Standards  Advisory  Com- 
mittee for  Preparation  of  Discussion  Handbook].  July  15,  1944.  xii-(-162  p.  il. 
(Handbook  H39. )     [This  Discussion  covers  jjt.  2  of  the  5th  edition  of  the  code.] 

*  Cloth,  75c.     (incorrectly  given  in  publicatiou  as  25c.)      •  Item  277 

C  13.11 :  39 

Glass.     Antiscatter  treatments  of  glass  [with  list  of  references]  ;  by  Frank  W. 
Reiiihart,  Ruth  A.  Kronstadt,  and  Gordon  M.  Kline.     June  19,  1944.     iv+31  p. 
il.  4"      (MiHcellaneous  publication  M175.)      *  Paper,  10c.      •  Item  279 
L.  C.  card  44-41400  C  13.10 :  175 

Iron.  Interferometer  measurements  on  expansion  of  iron  [with  list  of  refer- 
ences] ;  by  JanVes  B.  Saunders.  [1944.]  p.  75-85,  il.  1  pi.  (Research  paper 
RP1597. )  [From  Journal  of  research  of  National  Bureau  of  Standards,  Aug. 
1944,  V.  33.]      *  Paper,  10c.  C  13.22/a  :  1.597 

Journal   of  research.     Journal  of  research   of  National   Bureau  (rf   Standards, 
V.  30.  Jan.-June  1043,  Re.search  papers  1513-44.     1943.     vi+5ir)  p.  il.  7  pi.  12  p. 
of  pi.     [Each  Research  paper  is  printed  separately  in  advan/'e  and  also  as  part 
of  a  monthlv  number  of  the  Journal  of  research.]      *(Moth,  .$3.00. 
L.  C.  card  28-2(1613  C  13.22/2  :  30 

Same,  v.  ,3.3.   no.   2:   Aug.   1944.     1944.     ii-f  75-144  p.   il.  1  pi.     [M(mthly. 

Includes  Reseai-ch  papers  1597-1001.     Individual  papers  are  issued  separately 
and  are  listed  in  the  Monthly  catalog  as  they  appear.  [      *  Paper,  .30c.   single 
copv,  $3..50  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  .$4.50.    "•  Item  278 
L.  C.  card  44-41510—41514  C  13.22  :  33/2 

Optical  rotation  as  Indication  of  aromatic  substituent  influences  and  intranwlec- 
ular  interaction:  by  William  Ward  Pignian.  [1944.]  p.  129-144.  il.  (Re- 
search pai>er  RPIOOI.)  [From  .Tournal  of  research  of  National  Bureau  of 
Standards,  Aug.  1944,  v.  33.]     *  Paper,  .5c.  C  13.22/a  :  1601 

Technical  news  bulletin  of  National  Bureau  of  Standards,  Sept.  1944;  no.  329. 
[1944.]     p.  6.5-72.      [Monthly.]      *Paper,   5c.   single  copy,  .5Ck'.   a  yr. ;  foreign 
sub.scription,  70c.      •  Iteni  281 
L.  C.  card  25-26527  C  13.13 :  329 

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1118  Government  Puhlkations 

Ultrai'ioht  rai/x.  Daily  rirord  of  ultriiviolct  solar  and  sky  radiation  in  Washing- 
ton. li)41-4;^  [with  list  of  references  and  notes];  by  W.  W.  Coblentz  and  R. 
Stair.  lll»44.|  p.  21-44,  il.  2  p.  of  pi.  (Research  paper  Rl'laOS.)  [From 
Jonrnal  of  nvearcli  of  National  Bureau  of  Standards,  Julv  1!)44,  v.  33.] 
*  I'aijer,  Iflc.  ( '  1 3.22/a  :  1593 

Water.  I'liysical  method  for  determining  residual  water  and  other  volatile 
materials  in  pure  substances;  by  Frank  \V.  Schwab  and  Edward  Wichers. 
[1944.]  p.  121-128,  il.  (Research  paper  RPIGOO.)  [From  .lournal  of  re- 
search of  Xalional  P>ureau  of  Standards,  Aug.  1944,  v.  33. J      *  Paper,  Gc. 

C  13.22/a :  IGOO 
PATENT  OFFICE 

Note. — The  Patent  OflBco  i)ublisli<'s  Speciflcations  and  diawings  of  patciit.s  in  single  copies. 
Tlu's<'  are  not  enunierattHl  in  this  catalog,  but  may  be  obtained  for  10c.  each  at  the  Patent 
Office  when  identiliod  l).v  i)at('iit  number.  The  Oltice  also  issues  coupon  orders  in  packages 
of  20  at  $2.00  per  packane.  or  in  books  containing  100  coupons  at  .$10.00  per  book.  The.se 
coupons  are  good  until  used  but  are  to  be  used  only  for  orders  sent  to  the  Patent  Office. 
Kor  schedule  of  office  fees,  address  Chief  Clerk,  Patent  OlHce,  Washington,  D.  C. 

Aiiflrrxon,  Erahl.  In  Court  of  Customs  and  Patent  Appeals,  patent  appeal  no. 
."»(il3,  in  re  Evald  Anderson,  improvements  in  gas  cleaning  apparatus;  brief 
for  connnissioner  of  patents.     [1944.]    cover  title,  9  p.  4°    t  C  21.10 :  An  23/4 

ComiHiuhia  Antarctica  rauliftta.  Brief  for  appellee.  United  States  Court  of 
Appeals.  District  of  Columbia,  appeal  no.  8796,  Companhia  Antarctica  Pauli.«ta 
r.  Conway  P.  Coe,  commissioner  of  patents,  appeal  from  judgment  of  District 
Court  of  United  States  for  District  of  Columbia.  [1944.]  cover-title,  i+9  p. 
r     X  C  21.10 :  C  73S 

[Decisions  in  patent  and  trade-mark  cases,  etc.]  Sept.  r)-26,  1944.-  [1944.]  vari- 
ous paging,  large  S°  [Issue  of  July  26,  1944  includes  Bulletin  of  decisions  of 
Patent  Office  on  trade-mai'ks  rendered  during  Aug.  1944.  From  Official  gazette, 
V.  566,  no.  1—1.]  *  Paper,  5c.  single  eopy,  $1.00  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $2.00. 
L.  C.  card  23^7315  C  21.5/a  2  :  566/1-4 

Flint,  Edtcard  F.  In  Court  of  Customs  and  Patent  Appeals,  patent  appeal  no. 
5021,  in  re  Edward  F.  Flint,  improvements  in  median  device:  brief  for 
commissioner  of  patents.     [1944.]     cover  title.  8  p.  4°     $  C  21.10  :F  646 

Ileddov's,  James,  Sons.  Brief  for  appellee,  United  States  Court  of  Appeals, 
District  of  Columbia,  appeal  no.  8758,  James  Heddon's  Sons  r.  Conway  P.  Coe. 
commissioner  of  patents,  appeal  from  .judgment  of  Distri<'t  Court  of  United 
States  for  District  of  Columbia.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i  +  13  p.  4°    J 

C  21.10 :  H  358 

Tleritnge.  Clark  C.  In  Court  of  Customs  and  Patent  Appeals,  patent  appeal  no. 
5018,  in  re  Clark  C.  Heritage,  improvements  in  manufacture  of  porous-sur- 
faced coated  board;  brief  for  commissioner  of  patents.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
10  p.  4"     t  C  21.10  :  H  425 

Jacobxon,  Moses  G.  In  Court  of  Customs  and  Patent  Appeals,  patent  appeal  no. 
5012,  in  re  Moses  G.  Jacobson  aiid  Ralph  E.  Hartline,  improvement  in  com- 
bustible gas  indicators;  brief  for  commissioner  of  patents.  [1944.]  cover 
title,  7  p.  4"    J  C  21.10:  J  158 

Lincoln,  Bert  II.  In  Court  of  Customs  and  Patent  Appeals,  patent  appeal  no. 
5035,  in  re  Bert  II.  Lincoln  and  Alfred  Henriksen  by  John  W.  Wolfe,  admin- 
istrator de  bonis  non,  lubricant;  brief  for  conunis.sioner  of  patents  [1944] 
cover  title,  7  p.  4°     t  C  21.10 :  L  638/4 

Official  gazette.    Official  gazette  of  Patent  Office,  containing  patents,  trade-marks 
and  designs,  i.^sued  Sept.  5-26,  1944;  v.  .566,  no.  1-U.     [1944.]     cover  title,  681 4-' 
[cxiv]  p.  il.    large  S"     |  Weekly.]     *  Paper.  35c.  single  copy,  $16.00  a  vr. ;  foreign 
sub.scription,  .$25. (W I.     •  Item  290 
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Official  gazette — Continued.  ^,.  ,.    , 

Same    weekly  index,  with  title,  List  of  trade-niarlv  applicants  published 

for  opposition  [etc.,  Sept.  5-2G,  1944].     [1J)44.]    Each  xxviii  p.  or  xxx  p.    large  8" 

[From  Official  gazette,  v.  StiG,  no.  1-4.]    t  Paper,  5c.  single  copy,  $2.00  a  yr. 

^  C  21.5/a4 :  506/1^ 

Same  [title  page,  contents,  etc.,  to]  v.  565;  August  1944.     1944.    2  leaves. 

large  8°  *  Paper,  5c.  single  copy,  included  in  price  of  Official  gazette  for  sub- 
scribers.    •  Item  290  C21.5  :  565/t.p.&cont. 

Patents.  Classification  of  patents  issued  Sept.  5-26,  1944.  [1944.]  Each  2  p. 
large  8°  [Weekly.  From  Official  gazette,  v.  56<3,  no.  1-4.]  t  Paper,  5c.  single 
copy,  $2.50  a  yr.  C  21.5/a  1 :  566/1-4 

[Manual  of  classification  of  patents.  1940]   errata  and  minor  correction 

sheet,  Jan.  1-June  30,  1944.  [1944.]  [3]  p.  oblong  24°  [Issued  in  loose- 
leaf  form  for  insertion  in  Manual.]     Included  in  price  of  Manual.     •  Item  289 

C  21.12  :  940/errata  944 

Richmond,  Biirnell  E.  In  Court  of  Customs  and  Patent  Appeals,  patent  appeal 
no.  5000,  in  re  Burnell  E.  Richmond,  improvement  in  treatment  of  dried  fruit; 
brief  for  commissioner  of  patents.    [1944.]    cover  title,  11  p.  4"    %    C  21.10  :R  414 

Sawyer  Electrical  Manufacturing  Co.  In  Court  of  Customs  and  Patent  Appeals, 
patent  appeal  no.  4916,  in  re  Sawyer  Electrical  Manufacturing  Company,  trade- 
mark Sawyer ;  memorandum  for  commissioner  of  patents  on  appellant's  pe- 
tition for  rehearing.     [1944.]     cover  title,  5  p.  4°     %  C  21.10 :  Sa  97/2 

Smith,  Charles  G.  In  Court  of  Customs  and  Patent  Appeals,  patent  appeal  no. 
4955,  in  re  Charles  G.  Smith,  gaseous  conduction  devices ;  brief  for  commis- 
sioner of  patents.     [1944.]     cover  title,  14  p.  4"     |  C  21.10  :Sm  53 

Trade-marks  [etc.,  from]  Official  gazette.  Sept.  5-26,  1944.  [1944.]  various 
paging,  il.  large  8°  [Weekly.  From  Oflicial  gazette,  v.  566,  no.  1-4.]  *  Paper, 
10c.  single  copy,  $5.00  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $7.00.  C  21.5/a3  :  566/1-4 

Wagner,  Walter  C.  In  Court  of  Customs  and  Patent  Appeals,  patent  appeal  no. 
5020,  in  re  Walter  C.  Wagner  and  Kenneth  C.  Markley,  recording  maximum 
demand  meters;  brief  for  commissioner  of  patents.  [1944.]  cover  title,  6  p. 
4°     t  C  21.10  :  W  125/4 

Weher,  Friederirh.  In  Court  of  Customs  and  Patent  Appeals,  patent  appeal  no. 
4996,  in  re  Friederich  Weber,  tablets  ;  brief  for  commissioner  of  patents.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  5  p.  4°    J  C  21.10 :  W  3S8/3 

WEATHER  BUREAU 

Climatological  data.  Climatological  data  for  United  States  by  sections,  v.  31, 
no.  3;  Mar.  1944.  [1944.]  cover  title,  [246]  p.  11.  2  p.  of  maps,  large  4° 
(W.  B.  no.  1409.)  [Monthly.]  *  Paper,  40c.  single  copy,  $5.00  a  yr.  (including 
annual  summary)  ;  foreign  subscription,  $7.00. 

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each  section,  as  a  rule,  corresponding  to  a  State,  is  issued  monthly,  with  an  annual 
summary.  Printed  at  the  several  section  centers  and  assembled  and  bound  at  the 
Washington  Office.  Issued  principally  for  service  use  and  exchange.  Hack  numbers 
cannot  be  supplied.  The  separate  Climatological  data  are  sold  by  the  Superintendent 
of  Documents,  Government  Printing  Office,  Washington  25,  D.  C,  at"  the  rate  of  5c.  single 
copy,  25c  a  yr.  for  each  section. 

Climatological  data,  Hawaii  section,  v.  40,  no.  6;  June  1944.     [Hawaiian 

Printing  Co.,  Ltd.,  Aug.  3,  1944.]  p.  31-36,  4"  [Monthly.]  *  Paper,  5c.  single 
copy,  25c.  a  yr.  C  30.19 :  40/6 

Climatological  data.  West  Indies  and  Caribbean  section,   in  cooperation 

with  governments  of  islands  of  West  Indies  and  of  adjacent  coasts  of  Central 
and  South  America,  v.  23,  no.  12 ;  Dec.  1943.  [WBO.  Atlanta,  Ga.,  Sept.  5,  1944.] 
p.  89-96,  4°     [Monthly.]     *  Paper,  .5c.  sin.ylo  copy,  25c.  a  yr.  C  30.20  :  23/12 

Corn.  Weekly  corn  and  wheat  weather  bulletin,  no.  22-25,  series  1944;  Sept. 
5-26, 1944.  [Chicago  P.  O.  Sept.  5-26.  1944]  Each  [2]  p.  f"  [No.  25  is  last  issuu 
for  the  1944  season.]     *  Paper,  30c.  per  season  (April-September). 

C  30.7 :  944/22-2i" 

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1120  GrOVERNMENT   PUBLICATIONS 

Cotton.  Weekly  cotton  "weather  bulletin,  no.  22-25,  series  1944;  Sept.  5-26, 
1944.  [Weather  Bureau  OflSce,  New  Orleans,  La.,  1944.]  Each  [2]  p.  11.  oblong 
8",  folded  into  8"  size     *  Paper,  30c.  per  sea.son   (April-October). 

C  30.9 :  944/22-25 

Meteorology.  Monthly  meteorological  summary,  Washington,  D.  C,  Aug.  1&44. 
u.  p.  [WB,  Sept.  7,  1944J.     [2]  p.  f     t  C  30.10 :  944/8 

Monthly  weather  review,  June  1944;  v.  72,  no.  6.  [S«pt.  8,  1944.]  cover  title, 
p.  135-154,  10  p.  of  maps,  large  4"  (W.  B.  no.  1416.)  [Certain  special  articles 
are  reprinted  from  the  Monthly  weather  review  and  listed  in  the  Monthly 
catalog  as  they  are  issued.]  *  Paper,  20c.  single  copy,  $2.00  a  yr. ;  foreign 
subscription,  $2.75.     •  Item  303 

L.  C.  card  Agr.  9-990  C  30.14 ;  72/6 

Note. — The  Monthly  weather  review  publishes  monthly  meteorological  and  climatologi- 
cal  (lata  for  the  United  States  and  adjacent  regions,  and  brief  contributions,  principally 
to  synoptic  meteorology  and  applied  meteorology. 

Nomographs  for  solution  of  psychrometric  problems ;  by  E.  Berl  and  G.  A.  Ster- 
butzel.  [1944.]  p.  135-137,  il.  large  4"  [From  Monthly  weather  review,  June 
1944,  V.  72]     t  C  30.14/a  :  P959 

Rainfall.  Method  of  measuring  rainfall  on  windy  slopes  [with  list  of  literature 
cited]  ;  by  G.  L.  Hayes.  [1944.]  p.  111-114,  il.  large  4"  [From  Monthly 
weather  review.  May  1944,  v.  72.]     t  C  30.14/a  :  R135/9 

River  stages  and  floods;  by  Bennett  Swenson.  [1944.]  p.  119-125,  large  4° 
[From  Monthly  weather  review.  May  1944,  v.  72]    t  C  30.14/a  :  R524/2 

Weather.  Weekly  weather  and  crop  bulletin,  Sept.  5-26,  1944 ;  no.  36-39,  series 
1944.     n.  p.  [1944.].     Each  4  p.  il.  4°     *  Paper,  50c.  a  yr.         C  30.11 :  944/36-39 

CONGRESS 

Ccmgressional  record.  Congressional  record,  proceedings  and  debates  of  78th 
Congress,  1st  session,  index,  v.  89,  pt.  13 ;  Jan.  6-Dec.  21,  1943.  [Permanent 
edition.]  1943.  794  p.  4°  [This  is  an  index  to  v.  89,  pts.  1-12,  and  includes 
History  of  bills  and  resolutions.  Issued  with  printed  marginal  index  tabs  on 
blank  cardboards.]    *  Cloth,  $2.50.    •  Item  305  X  851 :  78/1 

XoTE. — In  this  permanent  bound  edition,  the  paging  differs  from  that  of  the  daily 
numbers,  the  text  being  revised,  rearranged,  and  printed  without  break.  The  bound 
volumes  of  the  Record  are  sold  by  the  Superintendent  of  Documents. 

Congressional  record,  proceedings  and  debates  of  78th  Congress,  2d  session. 

V.  90,  no.  141-155  ;  Sept.  1-29, 1944.  [1944.]  7571-8258+A4141-A4636+ [19]  p.  4" 
L.  C.  card  12-36438  X/a.78/2 :  90/141-155 

Note. — The  Congressional  record  containing  the  proceedings  and  debates  of  Congress 
is  issued  daily  when  Congress  is  in  session,  and  indexes  thereto  are  published  fortnightly. 

The  Record  is  sold  by  the  Superintendent  of  Documents  on  the  following  terms : 
Single  copy,  3  cents,  if  not  more  than  24  pages,  and  1  cent  more  for  each  additional  8 
pages  ;  per"  month,  $1.50,  foreign  subscription.  .$2.75.  Subscriptions  are  payable  in  ad- 
vance. Prices  for  the  bound  volumes  of  the  Record.  78th  Congress.  1st  session,  and  prior 
Congresses,  will  be  furnished  on  application.  Send  remittances  to  the  Superintendent 
of  Documents,  Government  Printing  Office,  Washington  25,  D.  C. 

Same,   index,  v.  90,  nos.   137-150    :Aug.   28-Sept.   15,   1944.     [1944.]     no. 

14;  53  p.  4°  [Includes  History  of  bills  and  resolutions.]  Included  in  price  of 
daily  Congressional  record  for  which  see  above.        X/a  :  78/2  :  90/137-150/ind. 

Eulogies.     Memorial  services  held  in  House  of  Representatives  and  Senate,  to- 
gether with  remarks  presented  in  eulogy,  Byron  Patton  Harrison,  late  a  Senator 
from  Mississippi,  77th  Congress,  2d  session.     1944.     142  p.  1  jxir.     *  Cloth,  75c. 
•  Item  310 
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Memorial  sei"vices  held  in  House  of  Representatives  and  Senate,  together 

with  remarks  presented  in  eulogy  of  Alba  Moore  Limipkin,  late  a  Senator  from 
South  Carolina,  77th  Congress,  2d  session.  1944.  52+ [3]  p.  1  por.  *  Cloth, 
55c.     •  Item  310 

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• Memorial  services  held  in  House  of  Representatives,  together  with  remarks 

presented  in  eulogy  of  Albert  Greig  Rutherford,  late  a  Representative  from 
Pennsylvania,  77th  Congress,  2d  session.     1944.     70  p.   1  por.     *  Cloth,   75c. 

•  Item  310 

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• Memorial  services  held  in  House  of  Representatives,  together  with  remarks 

presented  in  eulogy  of  Edward  Thomas  Taylor,  late  a  Representative  from 
Colorado.     77th    Congress,    2d    session.     1944.     Ill    p.     1    por.     *  Cloth.    75^. 

•  Item  310 

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• Memorial  services  held  in  House  of  Representatives,  together  with  remarks 

presented  in  eulogy  of  Lee  Edward  Geyer,  late  a  Representative  from  Cali- 
fornia, 77th  Congress,  2d  session.  1944.  52  p.  1  por.  *  Cloth,  50c.  •  Item  310 
L.  C.  card  44-41439  Y  7.1 :  G  338 

Memorial  services  held  in  House  of  Representatives,  together  with  remarks 

presented  in  eulogy  of  Stephen  Bolles,  late  a  Representative  from  Wisconsin, 

77th  Congress,  2d  session.     1944.     69  p.  1  por.     *  Cloth,  75c.     •  Item  310 

L.  C.  card  44-41414  Y  7.1 :  B  638 

LAWS 

Note. — The  Federal  laws  are  first  published  separately  and  in  this  form  are  known  as 
"slip  laws."  Later,  these  laws  are  compiled,  edited,  indexed,  and  published  in  the  volumes 
of  the  Statutes  at  large. 

The  "slip  law"  bears  the  chapter  number  and  the  session  of  Congress  during  which  the 
law  was  enacted,  but  this  information  does  not  appear  in  the  entries  listed  below. 

Public  law  419-425,  78th  Congress. 

Note. — Public  laws  in  slip  form  in  the  first  prints  may  be  obtained  from  the  Superin- 
tendent of  Documents,  Washington  25,  D.  C,  at  a  subscription  price  of  $3.00  a  session, 

foreign  subscription,  $4.25 ;  single  copies  are  usually  5c. 

Agriculture  Department.  H.  R.  4278,  act  to  provide  for  control  and  eradication  of 
certain  animal  and  plant  pests  and  diseases,  to  facilitate  cooperation  with  States  in 
fire  control,  to  provide  for  more  efficient  protection  and  management  of  national  forests, 
to  facilitate  carrying  out  of  agricultural  conservation  and  related  agricultural  programs, 
to  facilitate  operation  of  Farm  Credit  Administration  and  Rural  Electrification  Ad- 
ministration, to  aid  in  orderly  marketing  of  agricultural  commodities,  and  for  other 
purposes.      [Approved  Sept.  21,  1944.]      11  p.      (Public  law  425.) 

Boston,  Mass.  S.  1934,  act  to  provide  for  abandonment  of  project  authorized  in  act  of 
Oct.  17,  1940,  for  seaplane  channel  and  basin  in  Boston  Harbor,  Mass.  Approved 
Sept.  7,  1944.     1  p.      (I'ublic  law  420.) 

Pan,  Army.  H.  R.  1506,  act  to  amend  further  pay  readjustment  act  of  1942.  [Approved 
Sept.  7,  1944.1      3  p.      (Public  law  421.) 

Pensions.  S.  1508,  act  to  provide  effective  date  of  awards  of  death  pension  or  compensa- 
tion in  cases  of  persons  missing  or  missing  in  action,  to  authorize  payment  of  such 
bf'neflts  from  date  of  death  of  such  person  as  reported  or  found  by  Secretary  of  War  or 
Secretary  of  Navy,  and  for  other  purposes.  Approved  Sept.  7,  1944.  1  p.  (Public 
law  419.) 

Port  Chicago,  Calif.  H.  R.  5181.  act  to  provide  method  for  compensating  certain  in- 
dividuals for  damages  sustained  as  result  of  explosions  at  Port  Chicago,  Calif.  Ap- 
Iiroved  Sept.  8,  19^4.     1  p.      (Public  law  423.) 

Postage.  H.  R.  4780,  act  to  fix  fees  for  domestic  insured  and  collect-on-delivery  mail, 
speoial-deliverv  service,  and  for  other  purposes.  [Approved  Sept.  17,  1944.]  2  p. 
(Public  law  424.) 

Pulaski,  Casimir,  Count.  II.  J.  Res.  306,  joint  resolution  authorizing  President  of  United 
States  to  proclaim  Oct.  11.  1944,  General  Pulaski's  Memorial  Day  for  observance  and 
commemoration  of  death  of  Casimir  Pulaski.  Approved  Sept.  7,  1944.  1  p.  (Public 
law  422.) 

CONFERENCE  COMMITTEES 

Economic  policy.  War  mobilization  and  reconversion  act  of  1944,  conference 
report  to  accpmpany  S.  2051  [to  amend  social  security  act,  as  amended,  to 
provide  national  program  for  war  mobilization  and  reconversion,  and  for  other 
purposes]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Doughton.  Sept.  19,  1944.  16  p.  (H.  rp.  1002, 
78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)  [S.  2051,  as  here  reported,  establishes  the  OflBce  of  War 
Mobilization  and  Reconversion,  places  therein  the  Office  of  Contract  Settlement 
and  the  Surplus  Property  Board,  and  e.stablishes  therein  a  Restraining  and  Re- 
employment Administration.  It  abolishes  the  present  Office  of  War  Mobiliza- 
tion except  the  Surplus  War  Property  Administration  and  the  Retraining  and 
Reemployment  Administration  which  are  to  operate  under  the  new  Office  until 
their  successor  agencies  are  ready  to  function.]  t 
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Public  property.  Surplus  property  disixjsal,  conference  report  to  accompany  H.  R. 
5125  [to  provide  for  disposal  of  surplus  Government  property  and  plants]  ; 
submitted  by  Mr.  Maiiasco.  Sept.  14,  1944.  35  p.  (H.  rp.  1890,  78th  Cong. 
2d  sess.)  [Committee  recommends  amendment  of  H.  R.  5125  by  substitute 
and  amendment  of  title  of  bill  to  read:  Act  to  aid  reconversion  from  war  to 
peace  economy  through  distribution  of  Goverimient  surplus  property  and  to 
establish  a  Surplus  Property  Board  to  effectuate  same,  and  for  other  purposes. 
As  amended,  H.  R.  5125  contains  a  provision  relating  to  increase  in  loan  rate 
on  cotton.]  t 
L.  C.  card  44-41492 

EXECUTIVE  PAPERS,  JOINT  COMMITTEE   ON   DISPOSITION   OF 

Government  offices.  Disposing  of  certain  papers,  report ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Elliott. 
Sept.  5,  1944.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  1888.  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Disposing  of  certain  papers,  report;  submitted  by  Mr.  Elliott.     Sept.  5, 

1944.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  1839,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Disposing  of  certain  papers,  report:  submitted  bv  Mr.   Elliott.     Sept.  6, 

1944.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  18.13,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Disposing  of  certain  papers,  report ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Elliott.     Sept.  21, 

1944.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  1906,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Disposing  of  certain  records,  report ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Elliott.     Sept.  11, 

1944.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  1860,  7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Disposing  of  certain  records,  report ;  submitted  by  I\Ir.  Elliott.     Sept.  13, 

1944.     2  p.     (II.  rp.  18S3,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Disposition  of  certain  papers,  repoi't ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Elliott.     Sept.  5, 

1944.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  1840,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Dispo.sition  of  certain  papers,  report;  submitted  by  Mr.  Elliott.     Sept.  21, 

1944.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  1007,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

HOUSE  OF  REPRESENTATIVES 

Calendars  of  House  of  Representatives  and  history  of  legislation,  7Sth  Congress, 
2d  session,  Sept.  1-21,  1944;  no.  129^140.  1944.  various  paging,  large  8° 
[Daily  when  House  of  Representatives  is  in  session.  Two  calendars  numbered 
140  were  issued  Sept.  21,  1944;  the  later  edition  includes  all  actions  by  both 
Houses  as  of  midnight  on  that  date.]     t  Y  1.2 :  1/78-2-129  to  78-2-140/2 

Civil  service  preference,  retirement,  and  salary  classification  laws  [Feb.  25,  1919- 
July  1,  1944]  ;  compiled  by  Elmer  A.  Lewis,  superintendent  Document  Room, 
House  of  Representatives.  1944.  400  p.  [Includes  Civil  Service  Commission 
Form  1481,  entitled  Veteran  preference,  and  dated  June  1938.]     *  Paper,  45c. 

•  Item  308 

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Grand  Army  of  the  Repuhlir.     Journal  of  76th  national  encampment  of  Grand 
Army  of  the  Repul»lic,  Indianapolis,  Ind.,  Sept.  13-18,  1942.     1M4.     v4-259  p. 
3  por.  12    p.  of  por.     (II.  doc.  32,  7sth  Cong.  2d  sess.)     *  Paper,  45c. 
L.  C.  card  16-15056 

Liquor  laws  [Aug.  8,  1890- June  27,  1942]  ;  compiled  by  Elm^r  A.  I^wis,  superin- 
tendent    Document     Room.     House    of    Representatives.     1944.     iii+247     p. 

*  Paper,  30c.     •  Item  308 

L.  C.  card  44-41445  Y  1.2  :  L  66/944 

Platforms  of  the  two  great  political  parties,  1932-44;  compiled  hy  William  Graf, 
Aug.  1944.    1944.     ii +335-4.18  p.  narrow  24"    f     •  Item  308 
L.  C.  card  28-23481  Y  1.2  :  P  69/932-44 

Soldiers.    Laws  relating  to  veterans  [Sept.  2.  1914-July  3.  1944]  ;  compiled  by 
Elmer  A.  Lewis,  superintendent  Document  Room,  House  of  Representatives. 
1944.     xiv+733  p.     *  Paper,  $1.00.     •  Item  308 
L.  C.  card  44-41382  Y  1.2  :  V  64/944-2 

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ACCOUNTS    COMMITTEE,    HOUSE 

Military  Affairs  Committee,  House.  Providing  additional  funds  for  expenses  of 
conducting  studies  and  investigations  [of  progress  of  war  effort  by  Committee 
on  Military  Affairs]  autliorized  by  House  resolution  30,  report  to  accompany 
H.  Res.  636 ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Cocliran.  Sept.  7,  1944.  1  p.  (H.  rp.  1858,  78th 
Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

CAMPAIGN  EXPENDITURES,   SPECIAL  COMMITTEE  TO  INVESTIGATE,   HOUSE 

Campaign  expend  it  wes,  hearings,  78th  Congress,  2d  session,  on  H.  Res.  551,  Aug. 
28,  1944.     1944.     pt.  1,  ii+1-96  p.     [Part  1  relates  primarily  to  activities  of 
Congress  of  Industrial  Organizations  Political  Action  Committee.]     *  Paper, 
15c.     •  Item  380 
L.  C.  card  44-41416  Y  4.C  15 :  C  15/pt.l 

CIVIL    SERVICE    COMMITTEE,    HOUSE 

Customs  Service.  Amending  war  overtime  pay  act  of  1943,  report  to  accompany 
H.  R.  4114  [to  amend  sec.  3  (b)  of  Public  49,  78th  Congress  (war  overtime 
pay  act  of  1943),  so  as  to  increase  overtime  pay  of  Customs  Service  employees]  ; 
submitted  by  Mr.  Ramspeck.  Sept.  1,  1944.  2  p.  (H.  rp.  1835,  7Sth  Cong. 
2d  sess.)     t 

Health  programs  for  Government  workers,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  5257 ; 
submitted  by  Mr.  Ramspeck.  Sept.  1,  1944.  1  p.  (H.  rp«  1837,  78th  Cong. 
2d  sess.)     t 

Leave  of  absence.  Lump-sum  payment  to  Govetnment  employees  for  accumulated 
or  accrued  annual  leave,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4918;  submitted  by 
Mr.  Ramspeck.     Sept.  1,  1944.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  1836,  7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

CLAIMS    COMMITTEE,    HOUSE 

Adair,  Floyd  M.  Estate  of  Floyd  M.  Adair,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4322  [for 
relief  of  estate  of  Floyd  M.  Adair]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Green.  Aug.  29,  1944. 
6  p.     (H.  rp.  1811,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)      t 

Armstrong,  E.  E.  E.  E.  Armstrong,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  5212  [for  relief 
of  E.  E.  Armstrong]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  McGehee.  Aug.  29,  1944.  17  p.  il. 
(H.  rp.  1823,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Beardstovm,  III.  City  of  Beardstown,  111.,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4931  [for 
relief  of  Beardstown,  111.]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Scrivner.  Sept.  6,  11>44.  11  p. 
(H.  rp.  1854,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Brown,  Mrs.  Annie.  Estate  of  Annie  Brown,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4703 
[for  relief  of  estate  of  Annie  Brown]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Green.  Aug.  29,  1944. 
6  p.     ( H.  rp.  1816,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     t 

Brown,  Sandy  C.  Sandy  C.  Brown,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4549  [for  relief 
of  Sandy  C.  Brown]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Green.  Aug.  29,  1944.  5  p.  (H.  rp. 
1814,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Burgett,  Mrs.  Cccile  H.  Estate  of  Cecile  H.  Burgett,  report  to  accompany  H.  R. 
5048  [for  relief  of  estate  of  Cecile  H.  Burgett]  ;  submitted  bv  Mr.  Goodwin. 
Aug.  30,  1944.     7  p.     (H.  rp.  1833,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Cannon,  Ira.  Ira  Caruion,  report  to  acconipany  H.  R.  4105  [for  relief  of  Ira 
Cannon]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Green.  Aug.  29,  1944.  6  p.  (H.  rp.  1808,  78th 
Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Casey,  John.  John  Casey  and  IMarie  Casey,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4016  [for 
relief  of  John  Casey  and  IMarie  Casey]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Jennings.  Sept.  11, 
1944.    12  p.     (H.  rp.  1872,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Chandler,  Mrs.  Anna.  Mrs.  Anna  Chandler,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3881  [for 
relief  of  Mrs.  Anna  Chandler]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Murpbv.  Sept.  11,  1944.  4  p. 
(H.  rp.  1870,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

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Ciniglio,  Louis,  jr.  Legal  guardian  of  Louis  Ciniglio,  report  to  accompany  H.  R. 
4248  Ifor  relief  of  legal  guardian  of  Louis  Ciniglio]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Jennings. 
Aug.  29,  1944.    13  p.     (H.  rp.  1810,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Clark,  James  H.  Lt.  James  H.  Clark  and  Eleanor  Clark,  report  to  accompany 
H.  R.  4929  Ifor  relief  of  James  H.  Clark  and  Eleanor  Clark] ;  submitted  by 
Mr.  Green.    Sept.  6, 1944.    7  p.     (H.  rp.  1851,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Clark,  Thomas  R.  Thomas  R.  Clark,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4593  [for  relief 
of  Thomas  R.  Clark]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Murphy.  Aug.  30,  1944.  8  p.  (H.  rp. 
1829,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     t  • 

Collins,  Francis  A.     Estate  of  Francis  A.  Collins,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  5034 

[for  relief  of  estate  of  Francis  A.  Collins]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Carson  of  Ohio. 

Aug.  29, 1944.    8  p.     (H.  rp.  1822,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     t 
Calvin.,  Walney  A.     Estate  of  Walney  A.  Colvin,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4855 

[for  relief  of  estate  of  Walney  A.  Colvin]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  McGehee.    Sept. 

11,  1944.    4  p.     (H.  rp.  1878,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 
Crompton,  WiUiani  H.     William  H.  Crompton,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4481 

[for  relief  of  William  H.  Crompton]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Green.     Sept.  6,  1944. 

8  p.    (H.  rp.  1849,  78th  Cong,  2d  sess.)     t 
Davis,  Dewey  H.    Dewey  H.  Davis,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3373  [for  relief 

of  Devpey  H.  Davis] ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Scrivner.    Sept.  11,  1944.    8  p.     (H.  rp. 

1868,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 
Doelling,  Cktrence  G.     Clarence  G.  Doelling  and  Doris  J.    (McNeil)    Doelling, 

report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3279  [for  relief  of  Clarence  G.  Doelling  and  Doris  J. 

(McNeil)  Doelling]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Scrivner.    Aug.  29,  1944.    10  p.     (H.  rp. 

1804,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 
Droppelman,  Mrs.  Mary  A.  L.     Mary  Agnes  Lichtefeld  Droppelman  and  Fred  J. 

Lichtefeld  and  Josephine  Lichtefeld,  report  to  accomjmny  H.  R.  3645   [for 

relief  of  Mary  Agnes  Lichtefeld  Droppelman]  ;    submitted  by  Mr.   Murphy. 

Aug.  30,  1944.    8  p.     (H.  rp.  1827,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     [Committee  amended 

H.  R.  3(545  to  include  Fred  J.  Lichtefeld  and  Josephine  Lichtefeld  but  did  not 

amend  bill  title.]     f 

Drummond,  Floyd  E.  Floyd  E.  and  Lena  Mae  Drummond,  report  to  accompany 
H.  R.  3678  [for  relief  of  Floyd  E.  and  Lena  Mae  Drummond] ;  submitted  by  Mr. 
McGehee.    Aug.  29,  1944.     7  p.     (H.  rp.  1807,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Eden,  James  L.  James  LeRoy  Eden,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3928  [for  relief 
of  James  LeRoy  Eden]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Green.  Sept.  11,  1944.  7  p.  (H.  rp. 
1871,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Fleet,,  Mrs.  Emma  B.  Estate  of  Emma  B.  Fleet,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4878 
[for  relief  of  Emma  B.  Fleet]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Carson  [of  Ohio].  Aug.  29, 
1944.    6  p.     (H.  rp.  1820,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Foreman,  Mrs.  Rosa  L.  Rosa  Lee  Foreman,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4309  [for 
relief  of  Rosa  Lee  Foreman]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Murphy.  Sept.  11,  1944.  2  p. 
(H.  rp.  1875,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Erasure,  Carl  M.  Carl  M.  Frasure,  report  to  accompany  S.1477  [for  relief  of 
Carl  M.  Frasure]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Ramey.  Sept.  18,  1944.  2  p.  (H.  rp. 
1898,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Gibson,  A.  D.  Estate  of  A.  D.  Gibson,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3931  [for  relief 
of  estate  of  A.  D.  Gibson]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  McGehee.  Sept.  12,  1944.  4  p. 
(H.  rp.  1881,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Harcrow,  Lindsey.  Lindsey  Harcrow,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  7()3  [for  relief 
of  Lindsey  Harcrow]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  McGehee.  Sept.  11,  1944.  4  p.  (H. 
rp.  1863,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Hearldson,  Mrs.  Ollie  B.  Ollie  Brashear  Hearldson,  report  to  accompany  H.  R. 
4363  [for  relief  of  Ollie  Brashear  Hearldson]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  McGehee. 
Aug.  29,  1944.    Op.     (H.  rp.  1812,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Uearn,  Harry  V.  Harry  V.  Hearn,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3369  [for  relief 
of  Harry  V.  Hearn]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Scrivner.  Sept.  6,  1944.  12  p.  (H.  rp. 
1844,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

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Hobbs.  Kelly  C.  Kelly  Hobbs,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4125  [for  relief  of  Kelly 
Hobbs]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Abernethy.  Aug.  29,  1944.  12  p.  (H.  rp.  1809.  78th 
Coug.  2d  sess. )     f 

Jones,  Mrs.  Nelle  L.  Mrs.  Nelle  Jones,  rejwrt  to  accompany  H.  R.  2543  [for  relief 
of  Mrs.  Nelle  Jonesl  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Carson  of  Ohio.  Sept.  11,  1944.  8  p. 
( H.  rp.  1866,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     t 

Klot:i,  H.  L.  Dr.  H.  L.  Klotz,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4736  [for  relief  of  H. 
L.  Klotz]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Scrivner.  Aug.  29,  1944.  5  p.  (H.  rp.  1817,  78th 
Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Kniyht,  Oliver  N.  Oliver  N.  Knight,  report  to  accompany  S.  1827  [for  relief  of 
Oliver  N.  Knight]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  McGehee.  Aug.  30,  1944.  5  p.  (H.  rp. 
1826,  78th  Coug.  2d  sess.)     t 

LeFrancq,  Mrs.  Bertha.  Bertha  LeFrancq,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4333  [for 
relief  bf  Bertha  LeFrancq]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  McGehee.  Sept.  6,  1944.  13  p. 
(H.  rp.  1847,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Lore,  Frank.  Frank  Lore  and  Elizabeth  Vitlotto,  report  to  accompany  H.  R. 
4652  [for  relief  of  Frank  Lore]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  McGehee.  Sept.  11,  1944. 
8  p.  (H.  rp.  1877,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)  [Committee  amended  H.  R.  4652  to 
include  Elizabeth  Vidotto  but  did  not  amend  bill  title.]     t 

Liindmark,  Walter  N.  Walter  Lundmark,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3995  [for 
relief  of  Walter  Lundmark]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Goodwin.  Sept.  6,  1944.  6  p. 
( H.  rp.  1845,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     t 

Lungstras,  Karl.  Karl  Lungstras,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4213  [for  relief 
of  Karl  Lungstras]  ;  submitted  by  IMr.  Patton.  Sept.  11,  1944.  6  p.  (H.  rp. 
1874,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)    t 

Luzar,  Rose  B.  Rose  B.  Luzar,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  2300  [for  relief  of 
Rose  R.  Luzar]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Murphy.  Sept.  11,  1944.  7  p.  (H.  rp.  1805, 
78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)    t 

McKnight,  Mrs.  Amy.  Mrs.  Amy  McKnight,  report  to  accompany  S.  1959  [for 
relief  of  Mrs.  Amy  McKnight]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Scrivner.  Sept.  18,  1944. 
2  p.  (H.  rp.  1895,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

McLaughlin,  John,  sr.  John  McLaughlin,  sr.,  and  John  McLaughlin,  jr.,  report 
to  accompany  H.  R.  4451  [for  relief  of  John  McLaughlin,  sr.,  and  John  Mc- 
Laughlin, jr.]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Carson  [of  Ohio].  Aug.  29,  1944.  6  p.  (H. 
rp.  1813,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

McLouth,  Sydney  C.  John  C.  Shaw,  administrator  of  estate  of  Sydney  C.  Mc- 
Louth,  report  to  accompany  S.  1101  [to  provide  for  payment  of  claim  of  John 
C.  Shaw,  administrator  of  Sydney  C.  McLouth,  arising  out  of  contract  between 
said  deceased  and  United  States  Shipping  Board  Emergency  Fleet  Corporation, 
for  construction  of  seagoing  tugs]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Jennings.  Aug.  29,  1944. 
5  p.     (H.  rp.  1801,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

McMahon,  Hubert.  Hubert  McMahon  and  legal  guardian  of  Barbara  McMahon, 
report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3017  [for  relief  of  Hubert  McMahon  and  legal 
guardian  of  Barbarn  McMahon]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Goodwin.  Sept.  11,  1944. 
16  p.     (H.  rp.  1867,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Maxivell,  Everette.  Estate  of  Evei-etto  Maxwell,  estate  of  Redman  I'.  Maddux, 
and  legal  guardian  of  Elmer  Massa,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4674  [for 
relief  of  estate  of  Everette  Maxwell,  estate  of  Redman  P.  Maddux,  and  legal 
guardian  of  Elmer  Massa]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Jennings.  Aug.  30,  1944.  10  p. 
(H.  rp.  1830.  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Miller,  Ilarold  F.  Harold  Miller,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4542  [for  relief 
of  Harold  Miller]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Goodwin.  Aug.  30,  1944  6  p.  (H.  rp. 
1828,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     t 

Norman,  J.  Sims.  Dr.  J.  Sims  Norman,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4921  [for 
relief  of  J.  Sims  Norman]  ;  submitted  bv  Mr.  Jennings.  Aug.  30,  1944.  3  p. 
(H.  rp.  1832,  7St!i  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

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Odcnn,  G.  F.     (j.  F.  Odoni,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  545  [for  relief  of  G.  F. 

()d<«inl  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Fernandez.     Sept.  11,  1944.     5  p.     (H.  rp.  1862,  78th 

Coug.  2d  sess.)     t 
Palmer,  ClyU  II.    Clyde  H.  Palmer,  estate  of  Lola  J.  Palmer,  legal  guardian  of 

Margie  Joan  Palmer,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  50«50  [for  relief  of  Clyde  H. 

Palmer,  estate  of  Lola  J.  Palmer,  and  legal  guardian  of  Margie  Joan  Palmer] ; 

submitted  by  Mr.  Scrivner.     Sept.  11,  1&44.    9  p.     (H.  rp.  1879,  78th  Cong.  2d 

sess. )     t 
Plaht,  Wilfred  T.,  sr.    Wilfred  T.  Plant,  sr.,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4817  [for 

relief  of  Wilfred  T.  Plant,  sr.]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Carson  of  Ohio.     Aug.  29, 

1M4.    6  p.    (H.  rp.  1819,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)    t 

Puffct  Sound  Bridge  d  Dredging  Co.,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  •?i9  [for  relief 
of  Puget  Sound  Bridge  and  Dredging  Company]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Green. 
Sept.  11,  1944.    5  p.     (H.  rp.  1861,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Robbins,  Edward  C.  Edward  C.  Robbins,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3414  [for 
relief  of  Edward  C.  Robbins]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  I'atton.  Sept.  11.  1944.  6  p. 
(H.  rp.  1869,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Rowe,  Robert.  Robert  Rowe  and  Mary  Rowe,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4212 
[for  relief  of  Robert  Rowe  and  Mary  Rowe]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Scrivner. 
Sept.  11,  1944.     4  p.     (H.  rp.  1873,  7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Schiffer,  Hi/man  L.  Hyman  L.  Schiffer,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  299  [for 
relief  of  Hvman  L.  Schiffer]  :  submitted  by  Mr.  Keogh.  Sept.  6.  1944.  4  p. 
(H.  rp.  1843,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Sheridan,  Irma  8.  Irma  S.  Sheridan,  report  to  accompany  S.  2069  [for  relief 
of  Irma  S.  Sheridan]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  McGehee.  Sept.  20,  1944.  2  p. 
(H.  rp.  1905,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Smoot,  W.  A.,  Inc.  W.  A.  Smoot,  Inc.,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4737  [for 
relief  of  W.  A.  Smoot,  Incorporated]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Scrivner.  Aug.  30, 
1944    9  p.     (H.  rp.  1831,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Springsteen,  Jessie  If.  Jessie  Springsteen  and  John  Springsteen,  report  to  accom- 
pany H.  R.  4962  [for  relief  of  Jessie  Springsteen  and  John  Springsteen] ;  sub- 
mitted by  Mr.  McGehee.    Sept.  6, 1944.    8  p.    (H.  rp.  1852,  78th  Cong.  2tl  sess)    t 

Stovall,  Francis  D.,  jr.  Francis  D.  Stovall,  jr.,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4927 
[for  relief  of  Francis  D.  Stovall,  jr.]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Abernethy.  Aug. 
29,  1944    5  p.     (H.  rp.  1821,  7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess.)'    t 

Stovall,  Henry.  Henry  Stovall,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  1772  [for  relief  of 
Henry  Stovall];  submitted  by  Mr.  Abernethy.  Aug.  29,  1944.  4  p.  (H.  rp. 
1803,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     t 

Thornton,  C.  C.  C.  C.  Thornton,  report  to  accompany  S.  1766  [for  relief  of  C.  C. 
Thornton]  :  submitted  by  Mr.  Abernethy.  Sept.  18,  1944.  2  p.  (H.  rp.  1894, 
78th  Cong.  2d  ses.".)     t 

Toler,  Mrs.  Julia.  Mrs.  Julia  Toler,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4367  [for  relief 
of  Mr.s.  Julia  Toler]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Jennings.  Sept.  11,  1944.  6  p.  ^H.  rp. 
1876,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Veterans  Adminisiraiion.  Relieving  certain  employees  of  Veterans'  Administra- 
tion from  financial  liability  for  certain  overpayments  and  allow  such  credit 
therefor  as  is  necessary  in  accounts  of  Guy  F.  Allen,  chief  disbursing  officer, 
report  to  accompany  S.  1665;  submitted  by  Mr.  McGehee.  Aug.  30,  1944.  2  p. 
(H.  rp.  1825,  78th  Cong,  2d  sess.)     t 

Volusia  County,  Fla.  Board  of  county  commissioners  of  Volusia  County,  Fla., 
report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4815  [for  relief  of  board  of  county  commissioners 
of  Volusia  County,  Fla.]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Aberaethy.  Aug.  29,  1944.  5  p. 
(H.  rp.  1818,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Watson,  Mrs.  Bertie  E.  Mrs.  William  M.  Watson  and  R.  H.  Price,  report  to 
accompany  H.  R.  3323  [for  relief  of  Mrs.  William  M.  Watson  (Bertie  E.  Watson) 
and  R.  H.  Price]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Abernethy.  Aug.  29,  1944.  9  p.  (H.  rp. 
1805,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

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October  1944  1127 

Weaver,  Albert  B.  Albert  B.  Weaver,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4442  [for 
relief  of  Albert  B.  Weaver]  :  submitted  by  Mr.  McGehee.  Sept.  6,  1944.  11  p. 
(H.  rp.  1848,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Weter,  William  P.  William  Weber,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4200  [for  relief 
of  William  Weber]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Keogh.  Sept.  6,  1944.  5  p.  (H.  rp 
1846,  7Stli  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Weinert,  Herman,  jr.  Herman  Weinert,  jr.,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3939 
[for  relief  of  Herman  Weinert,  jr.]  ;  submitted  by  jMr.  Patton.  Sept.  12  1944 
4  p.     (H.  rp.  18^0,  TSth  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Wliiddon,  Robert  L.  Robert  L.  Whiddon,  rept)rt  to  accompany  H.  R.  4588  [for 
relief  of  Robert  L.  Whiddon]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Abernethy.  Aug.  29,  1944.  8  p 
( H.  rp.  1815,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     t 

Whipple,  LaVerne.  LaVerne  Whipple,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3400  [for 
relief  of  LaVerne  Whipple]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Jennings.  Aug.  29  1944  8  p 
(H.  rp.  1806,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Wolf,  Ludwiff.  Ludwig  Wolf,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4629  [for  relief  of 
Ludwig  Wolf]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Jennings.  Sept.  6,  1944.  4  p.  (H.  rp 
1S.jO,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Wallers,  Mrs.  Agnes.  Mrs.  Agnes  Wolters,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  2213 
[f.v  relief  of  Mrs.  Agnes  Wolters]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Goodwin.  Sept.  11,  1944. 
7  J).     (H.  rp.  1864,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Yellow  Cab  Transit  Co.,  report  to  accompany  S.  1278  [for  relief  of  Yellow  Cab 
Transit  Company  and  Equitable  B'ire  and  Marine  Insurance  Company]  ;  sub- 
mitted by  Mr.  Carson  of  Ohio.  Aug.  29,  1944.  7  p.  (H.  rp.  1802,  78th  Cong 
2d  sess.)     t 

FLOOD   CONTROL   COMMITTEE,    HOUSK 

Texoma,  Lake.  Authorizing  naming  of  lake  formed  by  waters  of  Red  River  im- 
pounded by  Denison  Dam  [said  lake  to  be  known  as  Lake  Texoma],  report 
to  accompany  H.  R.  5338 ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Whittington.  Sept  18  1944  1  n 
(H.  rp.  1892,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

INSULAK  AFFAIRS  COMMITTEE,   HOUSE 

Puerto  Rico.  Investigation  of  political,  economic,  and  social  conditions  in  Puerto 
Rico,  Federal  agencies  operating  in  Puerto  Rico,  compiled  for  subconimitiee 
[by  Vernon  E.  Moore  and  Edith  G.  Garlow  as  part  of  hearings],  78th  Congress, 
2d  session,  pursuant  to  H.  Res.  15!).  1944.  pt.  19,  11+1681-1931  p  il  *  Paper' 
30c.     •  Item  355  ' 

L.  C.  card  43-14008  Y  4.1n  7/1 :  P  96/3/pt.l9 

To  amend  act  to  provide  civil  government  for  Puerto  Rico,  hearings,  78th 

Congress,   2d   session,    on    S.    1407,   Aug.   26,    1944.     1944.     pt.    1     11  +  1-38   n 

*  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  355 

L.  C.  card  44-41443  Y  4.1n  7/1 :  P  96/5/pt.l 

INTERSTATE    AND   FOREIGN    COMMEKCB   OOMSII'ITEE,    HOUSE 

Civil  aination,  report  pursuant  to  H.  Res.  307 ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Bulwinkle      Sept 
18,  1944.     16  p.     (H.  rp.  1893,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)      [Corrected  print.  1     t 
L.  C.  card  44-41491 

Gasoline.  Petroleum  investigation  (black  market  in  gasoline),  hearings  before 
subcommittee,  78th  Congress,  2d  session,  pursuant  to  H.  Res.  2!)0  (76th  Con- 
gress), H.  Res.  15,  II.  Res.  118,  and  H.  Res.  383  (77th  Congress),  and  H.  Res.  58 
(78th  Congress),  resolutions  relating  to  petroleum  investigation  in  connection 
with  national  defense,  including  petroleum  pipe-line  transportation  to  Atlantic 
seaboard  and  in  Southeastern  States,  Apr.  19-Mav  22,  1944.  1944.  iii+367  p 
il.  *  Paper,  40c.  •  Item  356 
L.  C.  card  44-41413  Y  4. In  8/4 :  P  44/12 

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1128  Government  Publications 

Paper.  Brand  uames  and  newsprint,  2d  interim  report  of  special  sul)committee 
on  investigation  of  restrictions  on  brand  names  and  newsprint,  pursuant  to 
H.  Res.  98;  submitted  by  Mr.  Boren.  1944.  iii  +  18  p.  (H.  rp.  1889,  78th  Cong. 
2d  sess. )  IThis  interim  report  relates  to  newsprint  and  other  printing  papers.] 
♦  Paper,  10c. 
L.  C.  card  43-50959 

Soldiers.  Authorizing  common  carriers  to  grant  reduced  fares  to  personnel  of 
armed  services,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  5196 ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Grosser. 
Aug.  28, 1944.    3  p.     ( H.  rp.  1799,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     t 

Time,  hearings  before  subcommittee,  78th  Congress,  2d  session,  on  H.  R.  875  [and 
otlier  bills  relating  to  J   time.  Pacific,  daylight  saving,  and  standard,  Nov.  9, 
1943-May  12,  1944.     1944.     iii  +  103  p.     *  Paper,  16c.     •  Item  356 
L.  C.  card  44r^l410  Y  4.1n  8/4 :  T  48 

INVALID  PE:NSI0N8  COMMITTEE,   HOUSE 

Pensions.  Increases  of  pensions  to  certain  persons  who'  served  in  regular  estab- 
lishment in  peacetime  equivalent  to  75  percent  of  pension  payable  for  similar 
disabilities  incurred  in  time  of  war,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  5041  [to  amend 
veterans  regulations] ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Lesinski.  Sept.  12,  1944.  4  p.  (H. 
rp.  1882,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)      t 

ME2JCHANT  MARINE  AND  FI8HEKIES  COMMITTEE,  HOUSE 

Coast  Guard  Auxiliary.  Amending  Coast  Guard  Auxiliary  and  Reserve  act  of 
1941,  as  amended  [so  as  to  make  possible  more  effective  utilization  of  Coast 
Guard  Auxiliary],  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  5255;  submitted  by  Mr.  Bland. 
Sept.  18,  1944.     10  p.     (H.  rp.  1896,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Dulnth,  Minn.  Conveyance  of  land  to  Duluth,  Minn.,  report  to  accompany  S.  1807 ; 
submitted  by  Mr.  Bland.  Sept.  18,  1944.  2  p.  (H.  rp.  1897,  78th  Cong.  2d 
sess. )     t 

Fish  and  fisheries.  Executive  agencies  on  fisheries,  executive  hearings  before 
subcommittee  on  fisheries,  78th  Congress,  2d  session,  on  H.  Res.  52,  authoriz- 
ing investigation  of  national  defense  program  as  it  relates  to  Committee  on 
Merchant  Marine  and  Fisheries,  June  15-July  11,  1944.  1944.  iv+243  p.  il. 
5  pi.  1  map.  *  Paper,  60c.  •  Item  362 
L.  C.  card  44-41442  Y  4.M  53 :  F  53/27 

Southern  Pacific  Co.  (l^Jorgau  Line),  hearings  before  special  subcomtoittee, 
78th  Congress,  2d  session,  pursuant  to  authority  of  H.  Res.  52,  authorizing 
'investigation  of  national  defense  program  as  it  relates  to  Committee  on  Mer- 
chant Marine  and  Fisheries,  May  17-Aug.  24,  1944.  1944.  iii-(-209  p.  *  Paper, 
25c.  •  Item  362 
L.  O.  card  44^1411  Y  4.M  53 :  So  8  p 

MILITARY  AFFAIBS  COMMITTEE,    HOUSE 

Military  education.     Inquiry  into  Army  and  Navy  educational  program,  hearings, 
78th  Congress,  2d  session,  Jan.  21  and  25,  1944.     1944.     pt.  2,  iii+32  p.     [These 
hearings  relate  to  the  Army  educational  program  only.     Part  1  was  entered 
in  Monthly  catalog  for  Sept.  1944,  p.  1018.]     *  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  363 
L.  C.  card  44-41441  Y  4.M  59/1 :  Ed  8/5/pt.2 

Selective  Service  System.  Statement  of  F.  V.  Keesling  before  special  subcom- 
mittee to  investigate  draft  deferments  under  Selective  Service,  hearings  before 
special  subcommittee,  78th  Congress,  2d  session,  Sept.  12, 1944.  1944.  iii-f  16  p. 
[This  statement  relates  to  veterans'  employment  functions  of  the  Selective 
Service  System  and  the  United  States  Employment  Service  during  period 
following  termination  of  hostilities  in  Europe.]  *  Paper,  5c.  •  Item  363 
L.  C.  card  44-41417  Y  4.M  59/1 :  D  78/3 

World  War,  1939,-.    Investigation  of  national  war  effort,  2d  general  report  pur- 
suant to  H.  Res.  30;  [submitted  by  Mr.  May].     1944.     iv-t-326  p.  il.     (H    rp. 
1903,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     ♦  Paper,  35c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41490 

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MINES   AND   MINING    COMMITTEE,    HOUSE 

Mines  and  mineral  resources.  Insuring  preservation  of  technical  and  economic 
records  of  doma-itic  sources  of  ores  of  metals  and  minerals,  report  to  accompany 
H.  R.  4852  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Murdock.  Sept.  21, 1944.  2  p.  (H.  rp.  1908,  78th 
Cong.  2d  sess.)  [H.  R.  4852  provides  for  transfer  of  all  such  records  to  tlie 
Mines  Bureau  when  other  agencies  no  longer  have  use  for  them.]     t 

POST  OFFICE  AND  POST  KOADS  COMMITTEE,   HOUSE 

Postal  service.  Dual  employment  in  postal  service,  report  to  accompany  H.  R. 
5154 ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Burch.  Aug.  29,  1944.  2  p.  (H.  rp.  1824,  78th  Cong. 
2d  seiss.)     t 

Star  routes.  Relating  to  star  route  service  and  star  route  contractors,  report  to 
accompany  H.  R.  4893  [to  provide  for  carrying  of  mail  on  star  routes] ;  sub- 
mitted by  Mr.  McKenzie.  Sept.  18.  1944.  8  p.  (H.  rp.  1891,  78th  Cong. 
2d  sess.)      [Includes  minority  report.]     t 

POST-WAR  ECONOMIC  POLICY  AND  PLANNING,  SPECIAL  COMMITTEE  ON,  HOUSE 

Economic  problems  of  reconvei-sion  period,  4th  report  pursuant  to  H.  Res.  408; 
[submitted  by  Mr.  Colmer].     1944.     iv-f79  p.   il.     (H.   rp.  1855,  78th  Cong. 
2d  sess. )     *  Paper,  15c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41397 

PRINTING  COMMITTBa:,  HOUSE 

Administrative  law.  Analysis  of  bill  to  improve  administration  of  justice  by 
prescribing  fair  administrative  procedure,  report  to  accompany  H.  Res.  634 
[authorizing  printing  of  additional  copies  of  6th  intermediate  report  (House 
report  numbered  1797)  of  House  Select  Committee  to  Investigate  Executive 
Agencies,  submitting  analysis  of  bill  to  improve  administration  of  justice  by 
prescribing  fair  administrative  procedure]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Jarman.  Sept. 
7,1944.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  1857,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

ColuniHa  River.  Report  on  reexamination  of  Cohimbia  and  Snake  Rivers,  report 
to  accompany  H.  Res.  641  [authorizing  printing  of  additional  copies  of  report 
from  chief  of  engineers,  Army,  with  accompanying  papers  and  illustrations,  on 
reexamination  of  Columbia  and  Snake  Rivers,  Oreg.,  Wash.,  and  Idaho]  ; 
submitted  by  Mr.  Jarman.  Sept.  19,  1944.  2  p.  (H.  rp.  1899,  78th  Cong. 
2d  sess.)     t 

Prices.  Analysis  of  bill  to  amend  emergency  price  control  act  of  1942,  report  to 
accompany  H.  Res.  633  [authorizing  printing  of  additional  copies  of  5th  inter- 
mediate report  (House  report  numbered  1366)  of  House  Select  Committee  to 
Investigate  Executive  Agencies,  submitting  analysis  of  bill  to  amend  emergency 
price  control  act  of  1942]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Jarman.  Sept.  7,  1(M4.  1  p. 
(H.  rp.  1856,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Railroad  rates.  Amending  transi)ortation  act  of  1940  with  respect  to  Govern- 
ment traffic,  report  to  accompany  H.  Res.  642  [authorizing  Committee  on 
Interstate  and  Foreign  Commerce  of  House  of  Representatives  to  have  printed 
for  its  use  additional  copies  of  hearings  on  bill  (H.  R.  4184)  to  amend  trans- 
portation act  of  1940  with  respect  to  movement  of  Government  traffic]  ;  sub- 
mitted by  Mr.  Jarman.  Sept.  19,  1944.  1  p.  (H.  rp.  1900,  78th  Cong. 
2d  sess.)     t 

Soldiers.  Rights  and  benefits  of  veterans  of  armed  services,  report  to  accompany 
H.  Con.  Res.  100  [authorizing  that  pamphlet  published  by  Office  of  War 
Mobilization  containing  information  as  to  rights  and  benefits  that  are  available 
to  veterans  of  armed  forces  and  their  dependents  be  published  as  document 
and  providing  for  printing  of  additional  copies  thereof]  ;  submitted  by  Mr. 
Jarman.     Sept.  19,  1&44.     1  p.     (H.  rp.  1901,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

PUBLIC    LANDS    COMMITTEE,    HOUSE 

Big  Bend  National  Park.  Providing  for  appointment  of  United  States  commis- 
sioner for  Big  Bend  National  Park  in  Texas,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4697 ; 
submitted  by  Mr.  Peterson  of  Florida.  Sept.  14,  1944.  2  p.  (H.  rp.  1886,  78th 
Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

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1130  CiOVERNMENT    PlTPLTCATIONS 

Chattanooga,  Tenn.  To  transfer  jurisdiction  over  Chattanooga  National  Ceme- 
tery, Chattanooga,  Tenn.,  from  Department  of  Interior  to  War  Department, 
report  to  accompaiiv  H.  R.  5232;  submitted  bv  ^Tr.  Peterson  of  Florida.  Sept. 
14,  1944.     3  p.     (U.  rp.  1888,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Everglades  National  Park.  Providing  for  acceptance  and  protection  by  United 
States  of  property  within  authorized  boundaries  of  Everglades  National  Park 
projects,  Fla.,  ponding  establishment  of  park,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  5289; 
submitted  by  Mr.  Peterson  of  Florida.  Sept.  5,  1944.  2  p.  (H.  rp.  1842,  78th 
Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Los  lingrlm  Couniy,  Calif.  Relinquishing  title  of  United  States  to  lands  in 
county  of  Los  Angeles,  Calif,  [between  Rancho  San  Fruncisquito  and  Rancho 
La  Puente],  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4286;  submitted  by  I\Ir.  Peterson  of 
Florida.    Sept.  14,  1944.    2  p.     (H.  i-p.  1885,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Montana  Vnirersity.  Conferring  upon  Montana  authority  to  exchange  for  other 
lands  certain  lands  selected  by  Montana  for  use  of  University  of  Montana  for 
biological  station  purposes,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4917;  submitted  by 
Mr.  Peterson  of  Florida.  Sept.  14,  1944.  1  p.  (H.  rp.  1887,  78th  Cong. 
2d  sess.)     t 

Petroleum.  Providing  for  extension  of  certain  oil  and  gas  leases,  report  to 
accompany  H.  R.  5283;  submitted  by  Mr.  Barrett.  Sept.  5,  1944.  3  p.  (H.  rp. 
1841,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     t 

Public  latul'i.  Study  of  problems  in  connection  with  px;blic  lands,  tax  problems 
connected  with  acquisition  of  such  lands  and  burden  iipon  local  units  by  reason 
of  u-'^e  of  large  tracts  of  public  lands  for  public  use,  etc.,  as  provided  in  House 
resolution  281.  interim  report ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Peterson  of  Florida.  Sept.  14, 
1944.  56  p.  (H.  rp.  1884,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)  *  Paper,  10c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41489 

EXILES   COMMITTEE,    HOUSE 

Economic  policy.  Consideration  of  S.  2051,  report  to  accompany  H.  Res.  627  [for 
consideration  of  S.  2051,  to  amend  social  security  act,  as  amended,  to  provide 
national  program  for  war  mobilization  and  reconversion,  and  for  other  pur- 
poses] ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Cox.  Aug.  28,  1944.  1  p.  (H.  rp.  1800,  78th  Cong. 
2d  sess.)  [S.  2051.  as  referred  to  the  committee,  establishes  the  Office  of  War 
Mobilization  and  Repoiiversion  and  places  within  that  Office  the  Office  of  Con- 
tract Settlement  and  the  Surplus  Proioerty  Administration,  and  abolishes  the 
present  Office  of  War  Mobilization.]    f 

TEKBITORIES   COMMITTEE,   HOUSE 

Alaska.  Delegate  in  Congress  from  Alaska,  rei)ort  to  accompany  H.  R.  .5246  [to 
provide  for  tilling  vacancy  in  office  of  Delegate  in  Congress  from  Alaska]  ; 
submitted  by  Mr.  Robinson  [of  Utah].  Sept.  7,  1944.  2  p.  (H.  rp.  18.59,  78th 
Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Filling  vacancy  in  office  of  Delegate  in  Congress  from  Alaska,  hearing, 

78th  Congress.  2d  session,  on  H.  R.  5246,  Sept.  1,  1944 ;  [statement  of  Anthony 
J.  Dimond].    1944.    ii  -f  2  p.    *Paper,  .5c.    •  Item  376  Y  4.T  27/1 :  Al  1/68 

Ketchikan.  Aln.skn.  Authorizing  Ketchikan,  Alaska,  to  issue  bonds,  report  to 
accompany  H.  R.  5144;  submittPd  I)v  Mr.  Angell.  Sept.  1,  1944.  3  p.  (H.  rp. 
1834,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Ketchikan,  Alaska,  bond  issue,  hearing,  78th  Congress.  2d  session,  on  H.  R. 

5144.   Sept.  1,  1944;    [statement   of  Anthonv  .7.   Dimond].      1944.     ii    -f   7  p. 
*  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  376  Y  4.T  27/1 :  Al  1/67 

W.\RD.    AfONTGOMEKY.    A    CO.,    SELECT    COMMITTEE    TO   IN-\ESTIG.\TE    SEIZTRE    OF.    HOUSE 

Ward.  Montgomery,  rf  Co.    Investigation  with  respect  to  seizure  by  the  Govern- 
ment nf  property  of  Montgomorv  Ward  and  Companv,  report  pursuant  to  H.  Res. 
.521;  [submitted  by  Mr.  Ranispeckl.    1944.    ii  +  .59p.     ( H.  rp.  1904.  78th  Cong.  2d 
sess.)     *  Paper,  10c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41488 

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October  1944  1131 

SENATE 

Calendar  of  business,  78th  Congress,  2d  session,  Sept.  1-21,  1944;  no.  10i>-113. 
1944.  Each  16  p.  or  12  p.  large  8°  [Daily  when  Senate  is  in  session.  The 
legislative  day  of  Sept.  1  extended  through  the  calendar  day  Sept.  21.]     t 

Y 1.3 :  78-2/105-113 

Electoral  college,  constitutional  provisions  and  laws  on  election  of  President  and 
Vice  President,  with  nomination  and  election  of  Presidential  electors;  compiled 
under  direction  of  Edwin  A.  Halsey ;  [submitted  by  Mr.  Green].     1944.     ii  -f 
26  p.     (S.  doc.  243.  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     *  Paper,  10c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41487 

Virginia.  Post-war  employment  and  veterans'  assistance  program  [of  State 
Selective  Service  System  and  Virginia  State  Planning  Board,  with  survey  by 
Lvnchburg  Chamber  of  Commerce  of  post-war  development  of  that  city]  ; 
submitted  by  Mr.  George.  1944.  iii  -f  28  p.  (S.  doc.  235,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.) 
*  Paper,  10c. 
I..  C.  card  44-41486 

Taxation  for  public  education  in  Virginia,  annual  address  by  Christopher 

B.  Garnett,  president,  to  Virginia  State  Bar  Association,  Iloanoke,  Va.,  Aug.  3, 
1944;  [submitted  by  Mr.  McKellar  for  Mr.  Glass].    1944.     ii  +  15  p.     (S.  doc. 
238,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     *  Paper,  10c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41485 

AGRICULTURE    AND   FORESTRY    COMMITTEE,     SENATE 

Alcohol.  Investigation  of  expanded  utilization  of  farm  crops,  report  of  sub- 
committee on  utilization  of  farm  products;  presented  by  Mr.  Gillette.  1944. 
[1]  +  13  p.  ( S.  doc.  240,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)  [Relates  to  production  of  indus- 
trial alcohol,  synthetic  alcohol,  and  synthetic  rubber  from  farm  crops,  and  use 
of  alcohol  as  motor  fuel.  Includes  Bibliography  on  alcohol.]  *  Paper,  5c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41484 

Farmers.  Authorizing  Secretary  of  Agriculture  to  compromise,  adjust,  or  cancel 
certain  indebtedness  [arising  from  loans  made  to  farmers],  report  to  accom- 
pany S.  1688;  submitted  by  Mr.  Bushfleld.  Sept.  5,  legislative  day  Sept.  1, 
1944.     7  p.     (S.  rp.  1071,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)      t 

Oleomargarine.  To  regulate  production  and  distribution  of  margarine,  hearings 
before  subcommittee,  78th  Congress,  2d  session,  on  S.  1744,  to  provide  for  more 
efficient  utilization  of  agricultural  resources  of  the  Nation  during  peace  and 
war,  to  regulate  production  and  distribution  of  margarine,  product  of  certain 
agricultural  commodities,  in  interstate  commerce,  to  remove  certain  obstruc- 
tion to  distribution  of  such  product  in  interstate  commerce,  and  for  other  pur- 
poses, June  6-12,  1944.  1944.  iii +317  p.  il.  *  Paper,  35c.  •  Item  382 
L.  C.  card  44-41440  Y  4.Ag  8/2  :  M  33 

CIVIL   SERVICE   COMMITTEE,    SENATE 

Customs  Service.  Amending  war  overtime  act  of  1943,  report  to  accompany  H.  K. 
4114  [to  amend  sec.  3  (b)  of  Public  4i),  78th  ("ont:r(>ss  (war  oveiiimr  ]i;i.v  acr  '^<i 
1943),  so  as  to  increase  overtime  pay  of  Customs  Service  employees]  ;  sub- 
mited  by  Mr.  Mead.  Sept.  15,  legislative  day  Sept.  1,  1944.  2  p.  (S.  rp.  1100, 
78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

CLAIMS  COMMITTEE,  SENATE 

Beurdstoion,  III.  City  of  Beardstown,  111.,  report  to  accompany  H.  It.  4931  [for 
relief  of  Beardstown,  111.]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Wherry.  Sept.  20,  legislative 
day  Sept.  1,  1944.    11  p.     (S.  rp.  1111,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Beaton,  John  J.  John  J.  Beaton,  report  to  accompany  H.  K.  2845  [for  relief  of 
John  J.  Beaton];  submitted  by  Mr.  Wiley.  Sept.  20,  legislative  day  Sept.  1, 
1944.    4  p.     (S.  rp.  1135,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Boland,  Frank  K..  sr.  Dr.  Frank  K.  Poland,  sr.,  report  to  accompany  S.  1853 
[for  relief  of  Frank  K.  Boland,  sr.]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  EUender.  Sept.  8, 
legislative  day  Sept.  1,  1944.    5  p.     (S.  rp.  1U81,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

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Bucey,  Carl  W.  (Sari  W.  Bucey,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  1915  [for  relief  of 
Carl  W.  Bucey]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  O'Daniel.  Sept.  20,  legislative  day  Sept.  1, 
1944.    6  p.    (S.  rp.  1110,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Clark,  Clara  E.  Clara  E.  Clark,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3000  [for  relief  of 
Clara  E.  Clark]  ;  submited  by  Mr.  Robertson.  Sept.  20,  legislative  day  Sept. 
1, 1944.    7  p.     ( S.  rp.  1130,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)    t 

Clark,  Conrad  H.  Conrad  H.  Clark  and  Rocco  Cellette,  report  to  accompany  H. 
R.  933  [for  relief  of  Conrad  H.  Clark  and  Rocco  Cellette]  ;  sul)mitted  by  Mr. 
Stewart.  Sept.  20,  legislative  day  Sept.  1,  1944.  8  p.  (S.  rp.  1126,  78th  Cong. 
2d  sess.)     t 

Colvin,  Walnej/  A.  Estate  of  Walney  A.  Colvin,  report  to  accompany  S.  1905 
[for  relief  of  estate  of  Walney  A.  Colvin] ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Wherry.  Sept. 
21,  legislative  day  Sept.  1,  1944.    3  p.     (S,  rp.  1145,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Dalesman,  J.  Ralph.  J.  Ralph  Datesman,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3813  [for 
relief  of  J.  Ralph  Datesman]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  O'Daniel.  Sept.  20,  legislative 
day  Sept.  1, 1944.   4  p.    (S,  rp.  1125,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)    t 

Dixon,  John  R.  Confer  jurisdiction  upon  Court  of  Claims  to  heai',  determine, 
and  render  judgment  upon  claims  of  J.  R.  Dixon,  report  to  accompany  H.  R. 
2624 ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Stevrart.  Sept.  20,  legislative  day  Sept.  1,  1944.  3  p. 
( S.  rp.  1127,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Doerner,  Cjfril  J.  Cyril  Doerner,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  1774  [for  relief  of 
Cyril  Doerner]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Wilev.  Sept.  20,  legislative  day  Sept.  1, 
1944.    3  p.    (S.  rp.  1134,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)    f 

Eatman,  Michael,  jr.  Michael  Eatman,  jr.,  and  Mrs.  Michael  Eatman,  jr.,  report 
to  accompany  H.  R.  2919  [for  relief  of  Michael  Eatman,  jr.,  and  Mrs.  Michael 
Eatman,  jr.]  ;  sulnnitted  by  Mr.  Wherry.  Sept.  21),  legislative  day  Sept.  1, 
1944.    6  p.     (S.  rp.  1133,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Frassrand,  Naticy.  Legal  guardian  of  Nancy  Frassrand,  report  to  accompany 
S.  2042  [for  relief  of  legal  guardian  of  Nancy  Frassrand]  ;  submitted  by  Mr. 
Wherry.  Sept.  21,  legislative  day  Sept,  1,  1944.  4  p.  (S.  rp.  1147,  78th 
Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Futterman,  Robert.  Robert  Futterman,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3595  [for 
relief  of  Robert  Futterman]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Wiley.  Sept.  20,  legislative  day 
Sept.  1,1944.    4  p.    ( S.  rp.  1136,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     t 

Gay,  Frank  8.  Frank  Gay,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3898  [for  relief  of  Frank 
Gay]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Wiley.  Sept.  20,  legislative  day  Sept.  1,  1944.  4  p. 
( S.  rp.  1137,  7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Henderson,  Frank.  Frank  Henderson  and  Frances  Nell  Henderson,  report  to 
accompany  H.  R.  1040  [for  relief  of  Frank  Henderson  and  Frances  Nell  Hen- 
derson, his  wife] ;  submitted  by  Mr.  O'Daniel.  Sept.  20,  legislative  day  Sept. 
1,1944.     6  p.      (S.  rp.  1113,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Hunt,  Cicero  B.  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Cicero  B.  Hunt,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3152 
[for  relief  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Cicero  B.  Hunt]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Robertson. 
Sept.  20,  legislative  day  Sept.  1, 1944.     6  p.     (S.  rp.  1131,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)    t 

Jackson,  Vodie  E.  Vodie  Jackson,  report  to  accompany  S.  1274  [for  relief  of 
Vodie  Jackson]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Kilgore.  Sept.  21,  legislative  day  Sept.  1, 
1944.      6  p.     (S.  rp.  1146,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

McDonald,  John  D.  John  Duncan  McDonald,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4712 
[for  relief  of  John  Duncan  McDonald]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Wiley.  Sept.  20, 
legislative  day  Sept.  1,  1944.    3  p.     (S.  rp.  1138,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

McMenamin,  Frank  A.  Ftank  A.  McMenamin.  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  2384 
[for  relief  of  Frank  A.  McMenamin]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  O'Daniel.  Sept.  20, 
legislative  day  Sept.  1,  1944.     6  p.     (S.  rp.  1120,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

O'Loughlin,  George  E.  George  E.  O'Loughlin,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3101 
[for  relief  of  George  E.  0'Loi;ghlin] ;  submitted  by  Mr.  O'Daniel.  Sept.  20, 
legislative  day  Sept.  1,  1944.     4  p.      (S.  rp.  1123,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

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Olscn,  Roy  W.  Conferring  jurisdiction  upon  district  court  for  district  of  Rhode 
Island  to  hear,  determine,  and  render  judgment  upon  claim  of  Roy  W.  Olsen, 
report  to  accompany  S.  1002  [to  compensate  Roy  W.  Olsen  for  loss  of  eye  on 
account  of  negligence  of  Work  Projects  Administration  employees  Sept.  25, 
1938,  at  Cranston,  R.  I.]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Stewart.  Sept.  21,  legislative  day 
Sept.  1,  1^44.     4  p.     ( S.  rp.  1142,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     t 

Phillips,  Ethel.  Ethel  Phillips  and  Mary  Hurley,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  2315 
[for  relief  of  Ethel  Phillips  and  Mary  Hurley]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  O'Daniel.    Sept. 

20,  legislative  day  Sept.  1,  1944.     4  p.     (S.  rp.  1119,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Ramsey,  Roberta.  Roberta  Ramsey,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  2236  [for  relief 
of  Roberta  Ramsey]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  O'Daniel.  Sept.  20,  legislative  day 
Sept.  1,  1944.     3  p.     (S.  rp.  1118,  78th  Cong.. 2d  sess.)     t 

Recely,  Frank  J.  Frank  J.  Recely  and  Mary  T.  Recely,  report  to  accompany 
H.  R.  1042  [for  relief  of  Frank  J.  Recely  and  Mary  T.  Recely]  ;  submitted  by  Mr. 
O'Daniel.  Sept.  20,  legislative  day  Sept.  1,  1944.  6  p.  (S-.  rp.  1114,  78th 
Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Reily,  Mrs.  Emily  F.  Mrs.  Emily  Reily,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3549  [for 
relief  of  Mrs.  Emily  Reily]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  O'Daniel.  Sept.  20,  legislative 
day  Sept.  1,  1944.     4  p.     (S.  rp.  1124,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Smith,  Charles  F.  Charles  Fred  Smith,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  1886  [for 
relief  of  Charles  Fred  Smith]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  O'Daniel.  Sept.  20,  legislative 
day  Sept.  1,  1944.     7  p.      (S.  rp.  1115,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Starks,  Robert  W.  Robert  Will  Starks,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  2874  [for 
relief  of  Robert  Will  Starks] ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Stewart.  Sept.  20,  legislative 
day  Sept.  1,  1944.     3  p.     (S.  rp.  1128,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Still,  D.  Floyd.  Mr.  and  Mrs.  D.  F.  Still,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  2873  [for 
relief  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  D.  F.  Still]  ;  submitted  bv  Mr.  O'Daniel.  Sept.  20,  legis- 
lative day  Sept.  1,  1944.     5  p.      (S.  rp.  1122,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Stooksberry,  BilUe  J.  Relief  of  legal  guardian  of  Billie  Stooksberry  and  Lon  L. 
Stooksberry,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3535 ;  submitted  by  INIr.  Robertson. 
Sept.  20,  legislative  day  Sept.  1, 1944.     11  p.    ( S.  rp.  1132,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     f 

Stoivers,  Jack.  Jack  Stowers,  B  &  O  Store,  and  Cotton  County  Poultry  &  Egg 
Co.,  report  to  accompany  S.  1997  [for  relief  of  Jack  Stowers,  B  and  O  Store, 
and  Cotton  County  Poultry  and  Egg  Company]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Tunuell. 
Sept.  21,  legislative  day  Sept.  1,  1944.     4  p.      ( S.  rp.  1143,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     t 

Taulbee,  James  T.  Estate  of  J.  T.  Taulbee,  and  Mrs.  Bertie  Leila  Parker,  report 
to  accompany  H.  R.  1497  [for  relief  of  estate  of  J.  T.  Taulbee,  and  Mrs.  Bertie 
Leila  Parker  (formerly  Mi's.  J.  T.  Taulbee)];  submitted  by  Mr.  Robertson. 
Sept.  20,  legislative  day  Sept.  1, 1944.     8  p.     (S.  rp.  1129,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     t 

Theriatelt,  Solomon.  Solomon  and  Marie  Theriault,  report  to  accompany  S.  1462 
[for  relief  of  Solomon  and  Marie  Theriault]  ;  submitted  bv  IMr.  Stewart.     Sept. 

21,  legislative  day  Sept.  1,  1944.     3  p.     (S.  rp.  1144,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 
Voorhies,  Pothier  J.     Lt.   (T)   P.  J.  Voorhies,  report  to  accompany  S.  2031   [for 

relief  of  P.  J.  Voorhies]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Tunnell.     Sept.  20,  legislative  day 
Sept.  1,  1944.     3  p.     ( S.  rp.  1139,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Wilson,  James  T.  James  Wilson,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  2473  [for  relief 
of  James  Wilson]  ;  submitted  bv  Mr.  O'Daniel.  Sept.  20,  legislative  day  Sept. 
1,  1944.     10  p.     (S.  rp.  1121.  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Winston-Salem  Southbound  Railway  Co.,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  2014  [for 
relief  of  Winston-Salem  Southbound  Railway  Company]  ;  submitted  by  Mr. 
O'Daniel.  Sept.  20,  legislative  day  Sept.  1,  1944.  8  p.  (S.  rp.  1117,  78th 
Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

COMMEECE   COMMITTEE,    SENATE 

Coast  Onard  Auxiliary.  Amending  Coast  Guard  Auxiliary  and  Reserve  act  of 
1941,  as  amended  [so  as  to  make  possible  more  effective  utilization  of  Coast 
Guard  Auxiliary],  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  5255;  submitted  by  Mr.  Walsh 
of  New  Jersey.  Sept.  20,  legislative  day  Sept.  1,  1944.  9  p.  (S.  rp.  1110, 
78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

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Coast  Criiard  Auxiliarn — Contintied. 

Ampnrtinjr  Coast  Guard  Auxiliary  and  Reserve  act,  repiu-t  to  accompany 

H.  R.  3704;  submitted  l)y  Mr.  Wnlsh  of  New  Jersey.  Sept.  ir>,  legislative  day 
Sept.  1,  1944.     S  p.     (S.  rp.  1003,  7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Glacier  National  Park.  Relating  to  administration  of  Glacier  National  Park 
fish  hatchery,  Creston,  Mont.,  report  to  accompany  S.  1645;  submitted  by-Mrs. 
Caraway.  Sept.  15,  legislative  day  Sept.  1,  1944.  1  p.  (S.  rp.  1094,  78th 
Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Motiotifiahcla  Rim:  Authorizing  construction  and  operation  of  free  highway 
bridge  across  Monongahela  River  in  county  of  Allegheny,  Pa.  [at  Dravosburg, 
Pa.,  by  said  county],  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  420G ;  submitted  bv  Mrs. 
Caraway.  Sept.  15,  legislative  day  Sept.  1,  1944.  2  p.  (S.  rp.  1095,  78th 
Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Authorizing  construction   and   operation   of  free   highway  bridge  across 

Monongahela  River  in  county  of  Allegheny,  Pa.  [from  borough  of  Rankin  to 
borough  of  AVhitaker,  Pa.,  by  said  county],  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4207; 
submitted  by  Mrs.  Caraway.  Sept.  15,  legislative  day  Sept.  1,  1044.  2  p. 
(S.  rp.  1096,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Pleasant  Hill  reservoir.  Authorizing  acquisition  of  additional  lands  and  flowage 
easements  for  Pleasant  Hill  reservoir,  Ohio,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  2752; 
submitted  by  Mr.  Burton.  Sept.  15,  legislative  day  Sept.  1,  1944.  3  p.  (S.  rp. 
1097,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

St.  Johns  River,  Fla..  Jacksonville  to  the  ocean,  letter  from  Secretary  of  War 
transmitting  to  chairman  of  Committee  on  Commerce,  Senate,  review  [by  chief 
of  engineers.  Army]  of  reports  on  St.  Johns  River,  Fla.,  from  Jacksonville  to  the 
ocean;  presented  by  Mr.  Overton.  1944.  iii+6  p.  map.  (S.  doc.  230,  78th 
Cong.  2d  sess.)     *  Paper,  10c. 

War  risk  insurance.  Relating  to  benefits  to  merchant  seamen,  report  to  accom- 
pany H.  R.  4163  [to  amend  sec.  2  (seamen's  insurance)  of  Public  law  17, 
78th  Congress,  relating  to  functions  of  War  Shipping  Administration]  :  sub- 
mitted bv  Mr.  Radcliffe.  Sept.  20,  legislative  day  Sept.  1,  1944.  9  p.  ( S.  rp. 
1140,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

EDUCATION    AND    LABOR    COMMITTEE,    SENATE 

Employment  management.  Prohibiting  discrimination  in  employment  because  of 
race,  creed,  color,  national  origin,  or  ancestry,  report  to  accompany  S.  2048; 
submitted  by  Mr.  Chavez.  Sept.  20,  legislative  day  Sept.  1,  1944.  8  p.  (S.  rp- 
1109,  7Stli  Cong.  2d  sess.)  [S.  2048  establishes  the  Fair  Employment  Practice 
Commission  and  terminates  the  Committee  on  Fair  Employment  Practice.]  f 
L.  C.  card  44-41483 

EXPENDITURES    IN    EXECUTH'E   DEPAKTMENTS    COMMITTEE,    SENATE 

Public  property.  To  amend  budget  and  accounting  act  of  1921,  hearings,  78th 
Congress.  1st  session,  on  H.  R.  2795,  to  amend  budget  and  accounting  act,  1921 
[to  provide  for  more  efficient  utilization  and  disposition  of  Government  property 
other  than  land  or  buildings  and  facilities  or  fixtures  appurtenant  thereto,  and 
for  other  purposes].  Nov.  11-Dec.  8. 1943.  Unrevised  [print].  1944.  iii-[-151  p. 
[H.  R.  2795  establishes  a  Surplus  War  Property  Committee.]  *  Paper,  20c. 
•  Item  390 
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FINANCE   COMMITTEE,    SENATE 

Life  insurance.     Elimination  of  hardships  and  inequalities  under  national  service 

life  insurance  act,  report  to  accompany  S.  2058  [to  liberalize  certain  provisions 

of  national  service  life  insurance  act  of  1940.  as  amended]  ;  submitted  by  Mr. 

George.     Sept.  19,  legislative  day  Sept.  1,  1944.     2  p.      (S.  rp.  1106,  78th  Cong. 

2d  sess.)     t 
• Liberalization  of  certain  provisions  of  national  service  life  insurance  act 

[so  as  to  permit  payment  of  meritorious  claims],  report  to  accompany  S.  2015; 

submitted  by  Mr.  George.     Sept.  19,  legislative  day  Sept.  1,  1944.     3  p.      (S.  rp. 

1105,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

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FOREIGN    RELATIONS    COMMITTEE,    SENATE 

Mdskan  international  Highway  Conimlstiiou.  Extending  existence  of  Alaskan 
International  Hij^hway  Coinmission  for  additional  4  years,  report  to  accompany 
H.  R.  4625 ;  snbmitted  bv  Mr.  Tunnell.     Sept.  20,  legislative  day  Sept.  1,  1944. 

1  p.      (S.  rp.  1108,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

IMMIGILVTION    COMMITTEE,    SENATE 

Aliens.  Relating  to  imposition  of  penalties  and  payment  of  detention  expenses 
incident  to  bringing  of  certain  aliens  into  United  States,  report  to  accompany 
S.  963;  snbmitted  by  Mr.  Stewart.  Sept.  15,  legislative  day  Sept.  1,  1944.  4  p. 
(S.  rp.  1C99,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Citizens  of  United  States.  Expatriating  or  excluding  certain  persons  for  evading 
military  and  naval  service,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4257 ;  submitted  by 
Mr.  Russell.  Sept.  5,  legislative  day  Sept.  1,  1944.  2  p.  (S.  rp.  1075,  78th 
Cong.  2d  sess. )     t 

Eyxgert.  Mrs.  Marie.  Marie  Engert,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  2509  [for  relief 
of  aiarie  Engert]  ;  submitted  bv  Mr.  Russell  for  Mr.  Maloney.  Sept.  5,  legis- 
lative day  Sept.  1,  1944.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  1076,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

KohJer,  Mrs.  Anna  M.  Relief  of  Anna  M.  Kohler  in  deportation  proceedings, 
report  to  accompany  H.  R.  1434 ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Burton.  Sept.  5,  legislative 
day  Sept.  1, 1944.     2  p.     ( S.  rp.  1080,  7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess. )     f 

Nationalism  and  nationality.  Amending  nationality  act  of  1940  to  preserve 
nationality  of  citizens  residing  abroad,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4271 ;  sub- 
mitted by  Mr.  Russell  for  ]\Ir.  Maloney.     Sept.  5,  legislative  day  Sept.  1,  1944. 

2  p.     (S.  rp.  1077,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Natxiralization.  Amending  nationality  act  of  1940,  report  to  accompany  H.  R. 
1680  [to  amend  nationality  act  of  1940  to  permit  commissioner  to  furnish  copies 
of  any  i>art  of  records  of  Immigration  and  Naturalization  Service,  or  informa- 
tion therefrom,  to  agencies  or  officials  of  a  State  without  charge]  ;  submitted 
by  Mr.  Russell.  Sept.  5,  legislative  day  Sept.  1,  1944.  2  p.  (S.  rp.  1073,  78th 
Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Amending  sec.  342  of  nationality  act  of  1940  in  respect  to  naturalization 

fees  [for  issuance  of  certificates  of  arrival],  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3722; 
snbmitted  by  Mr.  Russell.  Sept.  5,  legislative  day,  Sept.  1,  1944.  2  p.  (S.  rp. 
1074,  7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

tizeliya,  Paul.  Relief  of  Paul  Szeliga  in  deportation  proceedings,  report  to  ac- 
company H.  R.  2134;  submitted  by  Mr.  Ferguson.  Sept.  5,  legislative  day  Sept. 
1, 1944.     2  p.      ( S.  rp.  1079,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     f 

Utley,  Freda.  Freda  Utley,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  312  [for  relief  of  Freda 
Utley]  ;  submitted  bv  JNIr.  Russell  for  Mr.  Holman.  Sept.  5,  legislative  day 
Sept.  1. 1944.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  1078,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     f 

White,  Henry.  Henry  White,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  2707  [for  relief  of  Henry 
White]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Ball.  Sept.  5,  legislative  day  Sept.  1,  1944.  2  p. 
( S.  rp.  1072,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     f 

INDIAN    AFFAIRS    COMMITTEE,    SENATE 

Condelario,  Peter  A.  Issuance  of  patent  in  foe  to  Peter  A.  Condelario,  report  to 
accomp.iny  S.  1746;  submitted  bv  Mr.  P.ushfield.  Sept.  13,  legislative  day  Sept. 
1,  1944.     1  p.      ( S.  rp.  1090,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )      t 

Middle  Rio  Grande  Conservaney  District.  Authorizing  Secretary  of  Interior  to 
contract  with  Middle  Rio  Grande  Conservancy  District  of  New  Mexico  [for 
payment  of  operation  and  maintenance  charges  on  certain  Pueblo  Indian  lands], 
report  to  accompany  S.  1053;  submitted  by  Mr.  Chavez.  Sept.  13,  legislative 
day  Sept.  1,  1944.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  10<>1,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Pickett,  Richard.  Richard  Pickett,  report  to  accompany  S.  2026  [authorizing 
i.ssuance  of  patent  in  fee  to  Richard  Pickett]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Wheeler.  Sept. 
19,  legislative  day  Sept.  1, 1944.     1  p.      ( S.  rp.  1103,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     f 

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Red  Lake  Indian  mills,  Minn.,  authorize  purchase  of  logs,  etc.,  Five  Civilized 
Tril>es,  Oklahoma,  validating  titles  to  lands  conveyed  by  Indians  and  author- 
izing conveyance  of  Segar  Indian  School,  Okla.,  report  to  accompany  H.  R. 
2185  [to  authorize  Secretary  of  Interior  carrying  out  purposes  of  act  of  May 

18,  1916,  to  purchase  logs,  lumber,  and  other  forest  products,  Red  Lake  Indian 
Reservation,  Minn.,  to  validate  titles  to  lands  conveyed  by  Indians  of  Five 
Civilized  Tribes,  amend  act  of  Jan.  27,  1933,  relative  to  restrictions  applicable 
to  Indians  of  Five  Civilized  Tribes  authorizing  conveyance  of  Segar  Indian 
School,  and  for  other  purposes] ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Thomas  of  Oklahoma.  Sept. 
13,  legislative  day  Sept.  1,  1944.     5  p.     (S.  rp.  1092,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

White,  Charles  F.  Charles  F.  White,  report  to  accompany  S.  1925  [to  authorize 
and  direct  Secretary  of  Interior  to  issue  to  Charles  F.  White  patent  in  fee  to 
land  in  Big  Horn  County,  Mont.]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Wheeler.  Sept.  19,  legis- 
lative day  Sept.  1,  1944.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  1102,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

INTERSTATE  COMMEECE  COMMITTED:,    SENATE 

Soldiers.     Authorizing  conmion  carriers  to  grant  reduced  fares  to  personnel  of 
armed  services,  report  to  accompanv  H.  R.  5196;  submitted  by  Mr.  Wheeler. 
Sept.  20,  legislative  day  Sept.  1,  1944.     2  p.      (S.  rp.  1141,  7Sth  Cong.  2d' 
sess.)       t 

JUDICIARY   committee:,    SENATE 

Brass  &  Metals  Manufacturing  Co.  Granting  jurisdiction  to  Court  of  Claims  to 
reopen,  review,  and  readjudicate  case  of  John  W.  Parish,  trustee  (John  H. 
Bexten,  substituted)  [of  Brass  &  Metals  Manufacturing  Co.]  against  United 
States,  no.  34450,  report  to  accompany  S.  578 ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Danaher.     Sept. 

19.  legislative  day  Sept.  1,  1944.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  1104,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Fees.  Fees  and  costs  in  Circuit  Courts  of  Appeals,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  1569 
[to  amend  act  to  amend  act  creating  Circuit  Court  of  Appeals  in  regard  to  fees 
and  costs,  so  as  to  authorize  Judicial  Conference  of  Senior  Circuit  Judges  to 
fix  fees  and  costs  in  Circuit  Courts  of  Appeals  instead  of  Supreme  Court] ; 
submitted  by  Mr.  Hatch.  Sept.  12,  legislative  day  Sept.  1,  1944.  3  p.  (S.  rp. 
1087,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Fees  in  District  Courts,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  1623  [to  amend  act 

to  provide  fees  to  be  charged  by  clerks  of  District  Courts,  as  amended,  so  as 
to  establish  flat  fee  system  in  District  Courts]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Hatch.  Sept. 
12,  legislative  day  Sept.  1,  1944.  5  p.  (S.  rp.  1088,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)  f 
Insuranee.  Nonapplicability  of  anti-trust  laws  to  insurance  business,  report 
[and  minority  views]  to  accompany  H.  R.  3270  [to  affirm  intent  of  Congress 
that  regulation  of  business  of  insurance  remain  within  control  of  the  several 
States  and  that  acts  of  July  2,  1890,  and  Oct.  15,  1914,  as  amended,  be  not  ap- 
plicable to  that  business].  [2  pts.]  (S.  rp.  1112,  2  pts.,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.) 
L.  C.  card  44-41482 
[pt.  1.]   Report ;  submitted  by  Mr.  McCarran.     Sept.  20,  legislative  day  Sept.  1,  1944. 

7   p.      t 
pt.  2.     Minority  views ;  submitted  by  Mr.  O'Mahoney.     Sept.  20,  legislative  day  Sept. 
1.    1944.     7   p.      t 

Laioyers.  Exempting  certain  oflBcers  and  employees  of  National  War  Labor 
Board  from  certain  provisions  of  criminal  code  [prohibiting  employees  of  the 
Government  from  acting  as  agents  or  attorneys  for  prosecuting  claims  against 
United  States],  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4349  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Hatch.  Sept. 
19,  legislative  day  Sept.  1,  1944.     4  p.     (S.  rp.  1107,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

MILITARY  AFFAIRS  COMMITTEE,   SENATE 

PuMic  property.  Mobilization  and  demobilization  problems,  hearings,  before 
subcommittee,  78th  Congress,  2d  session,  on  S.  1478  [and  other  bills,  Aug.  14-17, 
1944]  1944.  pts.  13-16  [xv]-f  887-1358  p.  il.  [These  hearings  relate  to 
utilization  and  disposition  of  surplus  war  property.  Parts  13  and  16  are  ap- 
pendixes consisting  of  letters  and  statements.  Hearings  in  pt.  15  were  held 
before  the  whole  committee.  For  earlier  parts  see  previous  Monthly  catalogs 
under  subhead  Govei^ment  conti-acts.]  *  Paper,  pt.  13  and  14,  each  15c.; 
*  pt.  15,  25c. ;  *  pt.  16,  20c.  •  Item  401 
L.  C.  card  44-5506  T  4.M  59/2 :  M  71/pt.l3-16 

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Scientific  and  technical  mobilization,  hearings  before  subcommittee,  78th  Congress, 
2d  session,  pursuant  to  S.  Res.  ll)7,  authorizing  study  of  possibilities  of  better 
mobilizing  national  resources  of  United  States,  and  on  S.  702,  to  mobilize  scien- 
tific and  technical  i-esources  of  the  Nation,  to  establish  Office  of  Scientific  and 
Technical  Mobilization,  and  for  other  purposes,  Aug.  17,  1944.  1944.  pt.  15, 
iv-|-1729-19()3  p.  [Part  15  relates  to  railroad  technology.  Association  of 
American  Railroads,  Pullman  Company.]  *  Paper,  30c.  •  Item  401 
L.  C.  card  43-7134  Y  4.M  59/2 :  Sci  2/pt.l5 

NATIONAX   DEFENSE   PKOGRA.M,    SPECIAL    COMMITTEE    INVESTIGATING,    SENATE 

National  defense.  Investigation  of  national  defense  program,  hearings,  78th 
Congress,  2d  session,  pursuant  to  S.  Res.  6,  78th  Congress  (extending  S.  Res.  71, 
77th  Cong,),  Jan.  12-Apr.  3,  1944.  1944.  pt.  23,  v+ 9937-10283 +vi  p.  il. 
1  pi.  [Part  23  relates  to  merchant  shipping.  These  hearings  were  held  at 
Seattle,  Wash.,  New  York  City,  Washington,  D.  C.,  San  Francisco,  Calif.,  and 
Los  Angeles,  Calif.]  *  Paper,  45c.  • 
L.  C.  card  41-14209  Y  4.N  21/6 :  D  36/pt.2!3 

NAVAI.  AFFAIRS   COMMITTEE,    SENATE 

Retired  list.  Navy.  Relating  to  pay  of  oflicers  of  retired  list  of  Navy  [and 
retired  list  of  Coast  Guard]  serving  on  active  duty  in  rank  of  rear  admiral, 
report  to  accompany  S.  2053 ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Walsh  of  Massachusetts. 
Sept.  19,  legislative  day  Sept.  1, 1944.     2  p.     ( S.  rp.  1101,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )    t 

Wofucn's  Reserve,  Navy.  Amending  Naval  Reserve  act  of  1938,  as  amended, 
and  Coast  Guard  Auxiliary  Reserve  Act  of  1941,  as  amended,  so  as  to  permit 
foreign  service  to  members  of  Women's  Reserves  upon  certain  conditions, 
report  to  accompany  S.  2028  [to  amend  Naval  Reserve  act  of  1938,  as  amended, 
and  Coast  Guard  Auxiliary  and  Reserve  Act  of  1941,  as  amended,  so  as  to 
permit  service  of  members  of  Women's  Reserve  in  American  area,  Hawaii,  and 
Alaska]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Walsh  of  Massachusetts.  Sept.  13,  legislative  day 
Sept.  1,  1944.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  1089,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

POST  OFFICES  AND  POST   KOADS   COMMITTEE,    SENATE 

Roads.    To  amend  and  supplement  Federal-aid  road  act  of  1916,  hearings,  78th 
Congress,  2d  ses.sion  on  S.  971,  S.  2105,  bills  to  amend  Federal-aid  road  act, 
approved  July  11,  1916,  as  amended  and  supplemented,  Mar.  6-Aug.  22,  1944. 
1944.     iii+104  p.     *  Paper,  15c.     •  Item  406 
L.  C.  card  44-41447  Y  4.P  84/2  :  R  53/4 

PRESIDENTIAL,    VICE   PRESIDENTIAI,',    AND    SENATORIAL    CAMPAIGN    EXPENDITUEE8,    1944, 
SPECIAL   COMMITTEE   TO   INVESTIGATE,    SENATE 

Political  corruption.  Federal  corrupt  practices  acts  and  political  activities. 
Federal  corrupt  practices  act  and  Hatch  political  activities  act,  as  amended, 
with  summary  of  their  provisions  in  reference  to  contributions  in  connection 
with  elections  and  also  statement  by  Civil  Service  Commission  of  rights  of 
Government  employees  in  connection  with  political  activities.  1944.  ii+21  p. 
(S.  doc.  232,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)  [Reprint  of  Senate  document  222,  as 
amended  by  Public  law  418,  78th  Congress.]  *  Paper,  10c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41494 

PXnJLIC   L.\ND8   AND    SURVEYS   COMMITTEE,    SENATE 

Duluth,  Minn.  Authorization  to  convey  land  to  Duluth,  Minn.,  report  to  accom- 
pany S.  1807;  submitted  by  Mr.  Hatch  for  .Mr.  Willis.  Sept.  8,  legislative  day 
Sept.  1,  1944.     3  p.     ( S.  rp.  1080,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     t 

General  Land  Office.  Authorizing  certain  employees  of  General  Land  OflSce  to 
administer  or  take  oaths,  affirmations,  affidavits,  or  depositions  in  performance 
of  their  official  duties,  report  to  accompany  S.  10(J2;  submitted  bv  Mr.  Hatch. 
Sept.  8,  legislative  day  Sept.  1,  1944.     2  p.      (S.  rp.  1082,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Homestead.  Allowing  credit  in  connection  with  certain  homestead  entries  for 
military  or  naval  service  rendered  during  World  War  II,  report  to  accompany 
H.  R.  5025;  submitted  by  Mr.  Hatch.  Sept.  8,  legislative  day  Sept.  1,  1944. 
1  p.     (S.  rp.  1084,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

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MofyrcH  Creek  National  Park.  Authorizing  Secretary  of  Interior  to  accept  prop- 
erty for  Moores  Creek  National  Military  Park,  report  to  accompany  II.  R.  3384 ; 
submitted  by  Mr.  Hatch.  Sept.  8,  legislative  day,  Sept.  1,  1944.  2  p.  (S.  rp. 
1083,  78th  Cong.  2a  sess.)     t 

Petroleum.  Providing  for  extension  of  certain  oil  and  gas  leases,  report  to 
accompany  S.  2111;  subnifitted  by  Mr.  Hatch  for  Mr.  O'Mahoney.  Sept.  8, 
legislative  day  Sept.  1,  1944.     2  p.     (S.  rp.  1085,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

TEURITOBIES  AND  INSULAR  AFFAIKS  COMMirTEE,   SENATE 

Ketchikan,  Alaska.  Bond  issue  for  Ketchikan,  Alaska,  report  to  accompany 
H.  R.  5144 ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Tydings.  Sept.  15,  legislative  day  Sept.  1,  1044. 
3  p.     (S.  rp.  1098,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

COURT  OF  CLAIMS 

Cases.  October  calendar,  1944.  1944.  11  p.  [Part  of  the  pages  are  blank.]  t 
L.  C.  card  29-10270  Ju  3.5 :  944/7 

Conih,  Fred  R.,  Co.  Fred  K.  Comb  Co.  v.  United  States ;  report  of  commissioner. 
[1944.]     no.  45218,  p.  25-32.    $  Ju  8.8  :  C  731/3 

Continental  Oil  Company  v.  United  States ;  Robinson  Verrill  as  successor-trustee 
of  Continental  Oil  Company,  Maine  corporation,  v.  [same]  ;  report  of  commis- 
sioner.    [1944.]     no.  45730,  46029,  p.  21-34.     $  Ju  3.8:0  767/5 

r'erguson.    William  S.  Ferguson  [et  al.]  v.  United  States;  report  of  commissioner. 

[1944.]     no.  M-6o,  p.  25-66,  il.     $        '  Ju  3.8 :  F  381/3 

Oreat  Lakes  Dredge  d-  Dock  'Company  v.  United  States;  report  of  connuissioner. 

[1944.]     no.  45623,  p.  67-92.     %  Ju  3.8 :  G  798/11 

Irwin  d  height  on.  Alexander  D.  Irwin  and  Archibald  O.  Leighton,  trading  as 
Irwin  &  Leighton,  a  partnership,  v.  United  States;  report  of  commissioner. 
[1944.]     no.  45002,  p.  13-37.    %  Ju3.S:Ir9/2 

COURT  OF  CUSTOMS  AND  PATENT  APPEALS 

Bonbon  dishes.  Customs  appeal  no.  4488,  United  States  v.  Butler  Bros.,  tran- 
script of  record  on  appeal  from  Customs  Court.    [1944.]    cover  title,  ii-f42  p.    J 

Ju  7.6 :  B  978 

Bottles.  Customs  appeal  no.  4486,  United  States  v>.  Jos.  Riedel  Glass  Works,  Inc., 
transcript  of  record  on  appeal  from  Customs  Court.  [1944.]  cover  title,  ii-(-139 
p.     t  Ju7.6:R441 

Calendars.  Customs  appeal  no.  4487,  United  States  v.  Thorens,  Inc.,  transcript 
of  record  on  appeal  from  Customs  Court.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i-|-13  p.     J 

Ju  7.6 :  T  391 

DISTRICT  OF  COLUMBIA 

Corporation  laws  of  District  of  Columbia,  title  29,  Code  of  laws,  1940.  1944. 
[1]  -f  819-847  p.  large  8°     t  DC  55.5 :  C  81 

EMPLOYEES'  COMPENSATION  COMMISSION 

Safety  lullet in.     Safety  bulletin,  v.  9,  no.  1 ;  July  1944.     [1944.]     cover  title,  28 
p.  il.  4°     [Monthly.     Text  on  p.  2  of  cover.]     t     •  Item  435 
L.  C.  card  36-26723  EC  1.9 :  9/1 

Note. — This  bulletin  issued  in  the  interest  of  accident  prevention  in  employments 
witliin  the  purview  of  tlie  workmen's  compensation  laws  administered  by  the  Employees' 
Compensation  Commission,  directs  attention  to  the  number  of  injurie.s"  reported  to  the 
Commission  under  the  Federal  employees'  compensation  act,  the  longshoremen's  and 
harbor  worlters'  compensation  act,  and  the  District  of  Columbia  compensation  act,  che 
causes  of  such  injuries  and  the  possibilities  of  preventing  them  by  the  use  of  appropriate 
safety  measures. 

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Safety  bnlletin — Continued. 

'Same,  v.  9,  no.  2;  Aug.  1944.     [1941.]     cover  title,  28  p.  11.  4"     [Monthly. 

Text  and  another  illustration  on  p.  2  and  4  of  cover.]     t     •  Item  4:^5 

EC  1.9 : 9/2 

FEDERAL  COMMUNICATIONS  COMMISSION 

Addresses.  Patrolling  the  ether,  address  by  George  E.  Sterling,  chief.  Radio  In- 
telligence Division,  at  annual  inauguration  banquet  of  Women's  National  Press 
Club,  Washington,  D.  C,  June  14,  1944.      [1944.]      13  p.  4°      [Processed.]     f 

CC  1.15  :  St  4/2 

Telegraph.  Operating  data  from  monthly  reports  of  telegraph  and  cable  car- 
riers, June  1944.  [1944.]  [2]  p.  il.  oblong  large  8°  [Processed.  Subject  to 
revision.]     t  CC  1.13  :  944/(5 

Telephone.  Operating  data  from  monthly  reports  of  large  telephone  carriers, 
June  1944.  [1944.]  [2]  p.  il.  oblong  large  8°  [Processed.  Subject  to  re- 
vision.]    t  CC  1.14:  944/6 

FEDERAL  POWER  COMMISSION 

Eleetric  utilities.  Revenues  and  income  of  privately  owned  class  A  and  class  B 
electric  utilities  in  United  States,  July  1944;  no.  44-7C.  Sept.  16,  1944.  [4] 
p.  il.  4°     [Monthly.    Processed.]     t    Paper,  5c.  FP  1.11/5:  44-7  C 

Eleetricity.  Consumption  of  fuel  for  production  of  electric  energy,  July  and  June 
1914 ;  no.  44-7B.    Aug.  23,  1944.    2  p.    il.  4°  [Monthly.   Processed.]     t  Paper,  5c. 

FP  1.11/3  :  44-7  B 

Production  of  electric  energy  in  United  States,  July  and  June  1944;  no. 

44-7A.    Aug.  23,  1944.    4  p.  il.  4°     [Monthly.    Processed.]     t    Paper,  5c. 

FP  1.11/2  :  44-7  A 

National  eleetric  rate  hook. 

Note. — The  National  electric  rate  book  and  individual  rate  books  for  the  48  States, 
covering  the  rates  charged  by  publicly  and  privately  owned  utilities  in  communities  of 
1.000  or  more  iiopulation,  are  issued  in  loose-leaf  binders.  Supplements  showing  rate 
Changes  and  new  rate  schedules  are  issued  in  processed  form  to  replace  superseded  data. 

I'rices  are  as  follows :  National  electric  rate  book,  $10.00,  including  binders  and 
Supplement  service,  for  12  months  from  date  of  order ;  Supplement  service  thereafter, 
$7.50   iier  year. 

State  rate  books,  $1.00  each,  including  binder  and  Supplement  service  for  12  months 
from  date  of  order  ;  Supplement  service  thereafter,  .$1.00  per  year. 

National  electric  rate  book:    [State  separate];   Arkansas,   July  28,   1944 

14  p.  4°    [Supersedes  issue  of  May  1,  1942.]  FP  1.18  :"Ar  4  k/944 

FEDERAL  RESERVE  SYSTEM  BOARD  OF  GOVERNORS 

Department  stores.     Revised  index  of  d(>p:ii'tn)ent  store  sales,     n.   p.      [1944.] 
[l]-f20  p.  il.  4°     [From  Federal  reserve  bulletin,  June  1944.]     f 

FR  1.3/la  :  D  44 

Federal  reserve  bulletin,  Sept.  1944  ;  [v.  30,  no.  9].    n.  p.  [1944].      [2] +839-952  p. 
il.  4°     [Monthly.]    t    Paper,  20c.  single  copy,  $2.00  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription, 
$2.60. 

L.  C.  card  15-26318  FR  1.3/1 :  30/9 

Nf)TE. — The  Bulletin  contains  reviews  of  current  economic  developments,  special 
articles  on  monetary  and  banking  topics,  analyses  of  credit  conditions,  regulations  and 
rulings  of  the  Board  of  Governors,  and  statistics  of  banking,  business  activity,  prices, 
Treasury  operations,  and  international  finance.  It  is  .sent  to  member  banks  and,  upon 
request,  to  lil)raries  of  educational  institutions  without  charge.  Others  desiring  copies 
may  obtain  them  from  the  Board  of  Governors  of  the  Federal  Reserve  System,  Washing- 
ton, D.  C,  at  the  prices  stated  above. 

Member  bank  call  report  97,  condition  of  member  banks,  June  30,  1944.     n.  p. 
[1944].     [2]  +20  p.  il.  4"     t  FR  1.11 :  97 

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1140  Government  Ptjbltcations 

Regulations.  Financing  of  war  production  and  war  contract  termination,  as 
revised  effective  Sept.  11,  1944.    n.  p.  [1944].     [2] +6  p.     (Regulation  V.)     t 

FR  1.6 :  944/V 

United  Nations  Monetary  and  Financial  Conference.  Bretton  Woods  agreements 
[at  United  Nations  Monetary  and  Financial  Conference;  by  E.  A.  Golden- 
weiser  and  Alice  Bourneuf].  n.  p.  [1944].  [l]4-2l  p.  4"  [From  Federal 
reserve  bulletin.  Sept.  1944.]     t  FR  1.3/la :  B  756 

FEDERAL  SECURITY  AGENCY 

COMMUNITY  WAR  SERVICES  OFFICE 

Recreation  htilletin,  information  for  comtnunity  defense  recreation  committees, 
published  by  Division  of  Recreation,  issue  87;  Aug.  15,  1944.  [1944.]  4  p.  4° 
[Processed.]     t  FS9.7:87 

EDUCATION   OFFICE 

Colleges  and  universities  reporting  graduates  of  curricula  for  primary  school 
teachers  and  practice  laboratories  which  include  nursery  schools  and  kinder- 
gartens.    Washington,  D.  C,  July  1944.     14  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  E  44-109  FS  5.2 :  C  68/3 

Education  for  victory,  oflBcial  biweekly  of  OflSce  of  Education,  v.  3,  no.  5  and  6 ; 
Sept.  4  and  20,  1944.     [1944.]     Each  32  p.  il.  4°     *  Paper,  5c.  single  copy,  $1.00 
a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $1.50.     •  Item  499. 
L.  C.  card  E  42-155  FS  5.26 :  3/5,6 

Exceptional  children.  Selected  references  on  education  of  exceptional  children : 
2,  Mentally  deficient  and  backward.  Aug.  1944.  8  p.  4°  [Processed.  Supple- 
mentary to  Pamphlet  71.]     t  1 16.43 :  71/supp./sec.  2/944 

Note. — This  publication  is  classed  with  the  original  Pamphlet  in  order  to  keep  the  set 
together. 

Food.     Study  of  methods  of  changing  food  habits  of  rural  children  in  Dakota 
County,  Minn. ;  [prepared  by  Marion  Benson].     [194C]     iv-f  20  p.  il.  4"     (Nu- 
trition education  series,  pamphlet  5. )     *  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  497 
L.  C.  card  E  44-110  FS  5.34 :  5 

Occupational  therapy  training.  1944.  1  p.  4°  [From  Education  for  victory, 
Aug.  3,  1944,  V.  3,  no.  3.]     t  FS  5.26/a  :  Oc  1 

Vocational  education.  Contribution  of  vocational  education  to  success  of  war 
program,  extension  of  remarks  of  Clarence  Cannon  of  Missouri  in  House  of 
Representatives.  June  23,  1944.  1944.  1  p.  4°  [From  Congressional  record, 
July  7,  1944.]     t  FS  5.2 :  V  85/2 

FOOD  AND  DRUG  ADMINISTRATION 

Food.  Notices  of  judgment  summarizing  judicial  review  of  orders  under  sec. 
701  (F)   of  Federal  food,  drug,  and  cosmetic  act,  1-5.     June  1944.     35  p.     f 

•  Item  513 

L.  C.  card  44-41496  FS  7:i7 : 1-5 

Notices  of  j'udgment  under  F^ederal  food,  drug,  and  cosmetic  act :  Foods, 

5101-5250.     Aug.  1944.     p.  185-232.     t     •  Item  513 

L.  C.  card  Agr  40-122  FS  7.10 :  5101-5250 

Same :  Foods,  5251-5400.    Aug.  1944.    p.  233-275.     t     •  Item  513 

FS  7.10 :  5251-5400 

Poisons.    Notices  of  judgment  under  caustic  poison  act  115-117.    Aug.  1944.    2  p. 
+     •  Item  510 
L.  C.  card  Agr  31-470  FS  7.9 :  115-117 

Service  announcements.  Service  and  regulatory  announcements,  food,  drug, 
and  cosmetic  no.  2:  Definitions  and  standards  for  food.     July  1944.     50  p.     t 

•  Item  515 

h.  C.  card  Agr  40-149  FS  7.8 :  2 

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October  1944  1141 

PUBLIC  HEALTH  SERVICE 

Administrative   analysis   symposium.     [1944.]     cover    title,    [l]+iii+61   p.     4° 
[Processed.]     + 
L.  C.  card  44-41459  FS  2.2:  Ad  6 

Alaska  Highicay.  Organization  of  medical  and  sanitary  program,  Alaska  High- 
way project;  by  Edwin  H.  Carnes.  [1944.]  [2]-f9  p.  il.  2  p.  of  pi.  (Reprint 
2555.)  [From  Public  liealtb  reports.  May  12,  1944,  v.  59,  no.  19.]  *  Paper,  5c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41460  FS  2.7/a  :  2555 

Dermatosis.     Occupational   and  related  dermatoses,   abstracts  from  literature, 
Jan.  1940-June  1943 ;  by  Louis  Schwartz  and  Norman  R.  Goldsmith.     1944. 
iii-fl79  p.      (Public  health   bulletin   284.)      [Continuation   of  Public  health 
bulletin  266.]     *  Paper,  25c.     •  Item  526 
L.  C.  card  44-41473  FS  2.3 :  284 

Gonococcus.  Methods  of  transporting  gonococci  to  laboratories  for  cultural 
studies ;  [by]  Oscar  F.  Cox,  Marjorie  A.  Kinney,  J.  Howard  Mueller.  1944.  4  p. 
([Venereal  Diseases  Division];  Reprint  226.)  [From  Venereal  disease  in- 
formation, July  1944,  v.  25.]     *  Paper,  5c.  FS2.9/a:226 

Hygiene,  Industrial.  Industrial  hygiene  news  letter,  current  news  of  oflScial 
industrial  hygiene  activities,  v.  4,  no.  8,  Aug.  1944  ;  issued  monthly  by  Industrial 
Hygiene  Division.     [1944.]     9  p.  4°     [Processed.]     $  FS  2.45 : 4/8 

Microorganisms.  Sieve  device  for  sampling  air-borne  microorganisms  [with  list 
of  references] ;  by  H.  G.  DuBuy  and  L.  R.  Crisp.  [1944.]  [2]  -f  4  p.  1  pi. 
(Reprint  2564.)     [From  Public  health  reports,  June  30,  1944,  v.  59,  no.  26.] 

*  Paper,  5c. 

L.  C.  card  44-41461  •  FS  2.7/a  :  2564 

Mosquitoes.    Critical  review  of  literature  relating  to  flight  and  dispersion  habits 
of  anopheline  mosquitoes  [with  bibliography]  ;  by  Don  E.  Eyles.    1944.     [1]  + 
39  p.      (Public  health   bulletin  287.)      [From   Infectious   Diseases  Division, 
National  Institute  of  Health.]     *  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  526 
L.  C.  card  44-41402  FS  2.3  :  287 

National  Negro  health  news,  v.  12,  no.  2;  Apr.-June,  1944.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
24  p.  il.  4°  ( [Public  Health  Methods  Division.] )  [Quarterly.  Issued  in  the 
interest  of  National  Negro  Health  Movement.     Text  on  p.  2-4  of  cover.]     f 

•  Item  522  FS  2.19 :  12/2 

Phenyl  arsenoxidcs.  Therapeutic  efficacy  of  phenyl  arsenoxides  in  mouse  and 
rabbit  trypanosomiasis  (Tryp.  equiperdum)  [with  list  of  references]  ;  by 
Harry  Eagle,  Ralph  B.  Hogan,  George  O.  Doak,  and  Harry  G.  Steinman. 
[1944.]  20p.il.  (Reprint  2562.)  [From  Public  health  reports,  June  16,  1944, 
V.  59,  no.  24.]  *  Paper,  10c. 
L.  C.  card  44-414G3  FS  2.7/a  :  2562 

Poliomyelitis.     Prevalence  of  poliomyelitis  in  United  States  in  1943;  by  C.  C. 
Dauer.     [1944.]     [2]  -|- 8  p.  il.     (Reprint  2560.)     [From  Public  health  reports, 
June  2,  1944,  v.  59,  no.  22.]     *  Paper,  5c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41464  FS  2.7/a  :  2560 

Posters.  Cadet  nurse,  the  girl  with  a  future,  a  lifetime  education  free  for  high 
school  graduates  who  qualify  ;  NE  poster  3.  1944.  39.9  X  28.3  in.  [Illustrator, 
Jon  Whltcomb.  This  poster  also  issued  in  size  27.9  X  20  in.]  t  War  Informa- 
tion Office.  FS  2.26 :  N  93/8 

Destroy   their   fox   holes,    dengue   &   yellow   fever   mosquitoes   breed   in 

water-filled   trash,   clean   up!      [poster.]      [1944.]     28X22   in.      [Illustrator, 
Jex.]    t  FS2.26:F83 

Only  5,416  opportunities  to  enlist  this   month,  join  Cadet  Nurse  Corps, 

there  are  now   more   than   100,000  cadet   nurses;    [poster]    NE-CC3.     1944. 
11  X  21  in.     [Cardboard.]    t    War  Information  Office.  FS  2.26  :N  93/7 

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1142  Government  1*uhlications 

Posters — Continued. 

[Restaurant  series;  poster]  RS  1-RS  6.  1944.  Each  14  X  10  in.  [Illus- 
trator, Nydorf.]  *  25c.  per  set  of  6  posters.  FS  2.26 :  R  31/no.  l-(j 
RS-1.  For  our  patrons'  health  wasli  your  hands  often. 

RS-2.   For  our  patron.s'  health  u.se  a  fork,  don't  ba  a  butterfinger. 

RS-3.   For  our  patrons'  health  keep  tlu-.se  cold. 

US-4.   For  our  patrons'  health  keep  these  under  cover. 

RS-5.   For  our  patrons'  health  don't  toueh  rims,  use  handles,  handle  with  care. 

RS-6.  For  our  patrons'  liealth  wash  every  jjiece  carefully. 

}*ttblic  health  engineering  abstracts,  Aug.  1944;  v.  24,  no.  8.  [1944.]  cover 
title,  32  p.  4"     [Monthly.    Text  on  p.  2  and  3  of  cover.]     f     •  Item  522 

FS  2.13 :  24/s 

Public  health  reports,  v.  59.  no.  35-39,  Sept.  1-29,  1944.  [1944.]  [x]  +  1131  - 
1297  +  [SJ  p.  il.  [Weekly.  Articles  of  special  interest  are  issued  as  reprints 
or  as  supplements  and  are  listed  in  the  Monthly  catalog  when  published.  | 

*  Paper,  5c.  single  copy,  $2.50  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $4.25.  •  Item  527 
L.  C.  card  G-25167  FS  2.7  :  59/3.5-39 

Note. — The  Public  health  reports  is  published  primarily  for  distribution,  in  accordance 
with  the  law,  to  health  officers,  members  of  boards  or  departments  of  health,  and  other 
persons  directly  or  indirectly  engaged  in  public  health  work.  Others  desiring  the  Rei)orts 
may  obtain  them  from  the  Superintendent  of  Docunipnts.  Ooveinnient  Printing  Office". 
Washington  25,  D.  C,  at  the  prices  stated  above.  Articles  of  special  interest  are  issued  as 
reprints  or  as  supplements,  in  which  forms  they  are  made  available  for  more  economical 
and  general  distribution. 

Restaurant  sanitation  ordinance.  List  of  comnuinities  in  which  restaurant 
sanitation  ordinance  recommended  by  Public  Health  Service  (or  one  based 
thereon)  is  in  effect.    May  1944.    5  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t  FS  2.2  :  R  31 

Sex  education.  Some  general  considerations  affecting  present-day  sex  and  sex 
education  problems;  [by]  John  H.  Stokes.  ly44.  8  p.  ([Venereal  Diseases 
Division];  Reprint  225.)  [From  Venereal  disease  Information,  Julv  1944, 
V.  25.]     *  Paper,  5e.  FS  2.9/a  :  225 

Sulfarsphenamine  in  therapy  of  syphilis,  comparative  study  of  toxic  manifesta- 
tions of  neoarsphenamine  and  sulfarsphenamine  [with  list  of  references]  ;  by 
Thomas  F.  Probey,  Edgar  W.  Norris,  Austin  V.  Deibert,  and  Eleanor  V.  Price. 
[1944.]  [2]  +  20  p.  (Reprint  25G1.)  [From  Public  health  reports,  June  9, 
1944,  v.  59,  no.  23.]  *  Paper,  5c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41465  FS  2.7/a :  2561 

Typhus  fever.     Strain  of  typhus  riekettsiae  isolated  from  brain  of  wild  rat  in 
California  [with  list  of  references]  ;  by  M.  Dorothy  Beck,  Howard  L.  Bodily, 
and  Rosemary  O'Donnell.     [1944.]     12  p.  il.     (Reprint  2.5.59.)      [From  Public 
health  reports,  June  2,  1944,  v.  59,  no.  22.]     *  Paper,  .5c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41466  FS  2.7/a  :  255! > 

Vd  war  letter  19  and  20,  Aug.  30  and  Sept.  14,  1944 ;  issued  in  cooperation  with 
State  health  departments  by  Division  of  Venereal  Diseases.  [1944.]  [2]  ]). 
and  1  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t  FS  2.44:  19.  20 

Venereal  disease  information.  Venereal  disease  information,  v.  25,  no.  S,  Aug. 
1944;  issued  by  Public  Health  Service  for  use  in  its  cooperative  work  with 
State  and  local  health  departments  and  physician  in  private  practice.  [1944.] 
[2] +229-262  p.  il.  [Monthly.  Articles  of  special  interest  are  issued  as  re- 
prints or  supplements  and  are  listed  in  the  Monthly  catalog  when  published.] 

*  Paper,  5c.  single  copv,  50c.  a  vr.,  foreign  subscription.  9€c.     •  Item  530 

L.  C.  card  23-26719  FS  2.9:  25/8 

Same,  v.  25,  no.  9,  Sept.  1944 ;  issued  by  Public  Health  Service  for  use  in 

its  cooperative  work  with  State  and  local  health  departments  and  ph.vsician 
in  private  practice.  [1944.]  [21+203-292  p.  il.  [Monthly.  Articles  of 
special  interest  are  issued  as  reprints  or  supplements  and  are  listed  in  the 
Monthly  catalog  when  published.]     •  Item  530  FS  2.9:  25/9 

N.\TIONAL   INSTITUTE   OF   HEALTH 

.Imirnal  of  National   Cancer  Institute,  v.  5.  no.   1;   Aug.    1944.     [1944.]     cover 
title,  p.  1-76.  il.     [Bimonthly.     Text  on  p.  2  and  4  of  cover.]     *  Paper,  40c. 
single  copv.  $2.00  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $2.60.     •  Item  523 
L.  C.  card  40-29172  FS  2  31  :  5/1 

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October  1944  1143 

SOCIAi;.  SECURITY  BOARD 

Legislation.     Compilation  of  social  security  laws,  including  social  security  act, 
as  ameudeil,  and  related  enactments  through  July  1,   1944.     1944.     ii-(-93  p. 
*  Paper,  15c.     •  Item  53G 
L.  C.  card  SS44-23  FS3.5:  Sol/944 

Social  security.  Desirability  of  extending  social  security  to  employees  of  non- 
profit institutions;  by  A.  J.  Altmeyer.  [1944.]  [2]  p.  4"  [From  Social  se- 
curity bulletin,  Aug.  1944,  v.  7,  no.  8.]     t  FS  3.3/a  :  So  1/3 

Social  security  huUetin.  Aug.  1944;  v.  7,  no.  8.     [1944.]     cover  title,  51  p.  il.  4° 
[Monthly.     Text  and  other  illustrations  on  p.   2-4  of  cover.]     *  Paper,  20c. 
single  copy,  $2.00  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $3.75.     •  Item  539' 
L.  C.  card  40-29327  FS  3.3 :  7/8 

EMPLOYMENT   SECURITY   BUREAU 

Unemployment  compensation  interpretation  service:  Benefit  series,  v.  7,  no.  8; 
Aug.  1944.  [1944.]  cover  title,  ii+130  p.  [Monthly.  Text  on  p.  2-4  of  cover. 
Issued  with  perforations.]  *  Paper,  30c.  single  copy,  $3.50  a  yr. ;  foreign  sub- 
scription, $5.00.     •  Item  542  FS  3.108  :  7/8 

Note. — The  Benefit  series  reports  decisions,  opinions,  anrt  interpretations  rendered 
by  courts,  State  attorne.vs  general,  unemplo.vment  compensation  commissions,  boards  of 
review  and  by  the  api>eal  tribunals,  referees  and  examiners  of  the  various  State  agencies 
that  interpret  provisions  of  State  unemployment  compensation  laws  affecting  benefit 
rights  and  coverage  liabilities. 

The  monthly  issues  contain  decisions  and  opinions  which  establish  new  principles 
and  policies  in  each  State,  a  code,  a  digest,  an  index,  and  a  conversion  table  for  State 
numbers  and  court  cases  by  name.  The  annual  cumulative  issues  contain  a  code, 
an  index,  a  conversion  table,  a  table  of  afiirmances  and  reversals,  a  table  of  court 
cases,  and  a  digest  of  all  decisions  and  opinions  published  during  the  previous  12  months. 

PUBLIC  ASSISTANCE  BUREAU 

Assistance  payments  under  social  security  act,  Nov.  1942;  [prepared  by]  Thomas 
G.  Button  and  Elizabeth  T.  Ailing.  Mar.  1944  [reprint].  [6] +41  p.  il.  4° 
(Public  assistance  report  6.)     *  Paper,  15c.     •  Item  535  FS  3.13  :  6/1-2 

Public  assistance.     Comparative  statistics  of  general  assistance  operations  of 

public  agencies  in  selected  large  cities,  June  1944.  Aug.  1,  1944.  [8]  p.  4° 
[Monthly.     Processed.]     t 

L.  C.  card  SS  44-22  FS  3.16 :  944/6 

Same,  July  1944.     Aug.  31,  1944.     [8]   p.  4"     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t 

FS  3.16 :  944/7 

Public  assistance,  preprinted  from  Social  security  bulletin,  v.  7,  no.  8; 

Aug.  1944.     [1944.]     6  p.  il.  4°     t  FS  3.3/22 :  944/6 

Selected  materials  developed  and  used  by  2  State  public  welfare  agencies 

in  orientation  of  visitors ;  issued  by  Technical  Training  Service.  July  1944. 
ii+[l]+77  p.  4°  (Illustrations  from  State  public  assistance  agencies,  current 
practices  in  staff  training  1.)     t     •   Item  535 

L.  C.  card  SS  44-24  FS  3.20 : 1 

FEDERAL  TRADE  COMMISSION 

Note. — The  Federal  Trade  Commission  discontinued  the  publication  of  advance  sheets  of 
its  decisions  in  printed  form  with  the  conclusion  of  volume  2:?.  The  Commission  will, 
however,  on  request,  in  case  of  a  specified  interest,  supply  proccss(>d  copy  of  the  full  text 
of  any  complaints,  findings  and  orders,  stipulations,  or  decisions  in  court  cases  to  which 
the  Commission  is  a  party,  which  are  published  later  in  printed  form  in  the  bound  volumes 
and  sold  by  the  Superintendent  of  Documents,  Government  Printing  Office,  Washington 
25,  D.  C. 

Corn  Products  Refining  Co.  No.  8116,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  7th  circuit, 
Corn  Products  Refining  Company  and  Corn  Products  Sales  Company  v.  Federal 
Trade  Commission ;  respondent's  answer  opposing  petition  for  rehearing. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  18  p.     t  FT  1.5  :C  814/2 

Dearhorn  Supply  Co.  No.  8408,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  7th  circuit.  Dear- 
born Supply  Company  v.  Federal  Trade  Commission,  on  petition  to  review  order 
of  Federal  Trade  Commission ;  brief  for  respondent.  [1944.]  cover- 
tiUe,  v+35p.     t  FT  1.5  :D  347 

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1144  Government  Publications 

Modcniistic  Candies,  Itw.  No.  835G,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  7th  circuit. 
Modernistic  Candies,  Inc.,  Sol  S.  Leaf  and  Harry  Leaf,  individually  and  as 
officers  of  said  corporation  v.  Federal  Trade  Commission,  on  petition  to  review 
order  of  Federal  Trade  Commission;  brief  for  respondent.  [1944.]  cover 
title,  V 14-66  p.     t  FT  1.5  :M  72/2 

Silverman,  Jack,  d  Assoeiates.  No.  10663,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  9th 
circuit,  Jack  Silverman,  individual  trading  under  names,  Jack  Silverman  and 
As.sociates,  General  Forwarding  System,  and  Commercial  Pen  Co.  v.  Federal 
Trade  Commission,  on  petition  to  review  order  of  Federal  Trade  Commission ; 
brief  for  respondent.    [1944.]    cover  title,  v+29  p.    t  FT  1.5  :  Si  39/2 

Work.  Monthly  summary  of  work  for  Aug.  1944.  [1944.]  8  p.  [Proc- 
essed.]    t  FT  1.15:  944/8 

FEDERAL  WORKS  AGENCY 

PUBLIC  ROADS  ADMINISTRATION 

Highways.  Highways,  current  literature,  v.  23,  no.  30-35,  July  26-Aug.  30,  1944: 
compiled  bv  library  staff  of  Public  Roads  Administration.  [1944.]  various 
paging,  4°    [Weekly.    Processed.]     $  FW  2.8 :  23/30-35 

Principles  of  highway  construction  as  applied  to  airports,  flight  strips  and 

other  landing  areas  for   aircraft.     Jime  1943    [reprint   with   changes   1944]. 
cover  title,  vi-(-514  p.  il.  2  p.  of  pi.  map.     [Text  on  p.  2  of  cover.]     *  Paper, 
%\  00 
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Public  roads,  journal  of  highway  research,  v.  24,  no.  1 ;  July-Sept.  1944.     [1944.] 
cover  title,  32  p.  il.  4"     [Quarterly.     Text  on  p.  2  and  3  of  cover.]     *  Paper,  15c. 
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Government  publications.  List  of  selected  United  States  Government  publica- 
tions, Sept.  1  and  15,  1944.  [1944.]  8  p.  and  4  p.  (1944-17  and  1944-18.) 
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Electricity.     Generation  and  sales  statistics,  June  1944.     [1944.]      [2]  p.  oblong 
largeS",  folded  into4°  size+[l]  p.  4"     [Monthly.     Processed.]     %    144.8:944/6 

FISH  AND  WILDLIFE  SIE.'RVICE 

^Clams.  Culture  of  hard  clams  [with  list  of  Publications  on  hard  clam;  prepared 
in  Division  of  Fishery  Biology].  Chicago,  111.,  July  1944.  2  p.  4"  (Fishery 
leaflet  72.)     [Processed.     Supersedes  1-50.]     t  149.28:72 

^- Culture  of  soft  clams  [with  list  of  Publications  on  soft  clam;  prepared  in 

Division  of  Fishery  Biology].     Chicago,  111.,  July  1944.     [2]   p.  4°     (Fishery 
leaflet  73.)      [Processed.     Super.sedes  1-50.]     t  149.28:73 

^Diseases  of  fish.  Treatment  of  flsh  diseases  ;  [prepared  by  H.  S.  Davis].  Chicago, 
111.,  July  1944.  4  p.  4°  (Fishery  leaflet  70.)  [Processed.  Supersedes 
I-Memorandum  20.]     t  149.28:70 

^Fishery  products.  Cold  storage  holdings  of  fishery  products,  Aug.  1,  1944.  [1944.] 
2  p.  4"  (Current  fishery  statistics  no.  140.)  [Processed.  Statistics  furnished 
by  War  Food  Administration,  Distribution  Office.]     t  149.8/2:140 

^Oysters.  Preparation  of  fresh  eastern  oysters  for  market;  by  S.  R.  Pottinger. 
Chicago,  111.,  Mar.  1944.  8  p.  4°  (Fishery  leaflet  50.)  [Processed.  Super- 
sedes Memorandum  S-193,  issued  by  former  Fisheries  Bureau.]     t      I  49.28 :  50 

Sra  nettles  or  jellyflshes  [with  selected  bibliography;  prepared  in  Division  of 
Fishery  Biology].  Chicago,  111.,  July,  1944.  4  p.  4"  (Fishery  leaflet  68.) 
[Processed.     Supersedes  1-66.]     t  149.28:68 

•  Seat  and  seal  fisheries.  Fur-seal  industry  of  Pribllof  Islands,  Alaska  [with 
bibliography]  ;  by  Ward  T.  Bower.  Chicago,  111.,  Aug.  1944.  10  p.  4"  (Fish- 
ery leaflet  77.)      [Processed.]     t  149.28:77 

^Snakes.  Facts  about  snakes;  prepared  in  Economic  Wildlife  Investigations, 
Division  of  Wildlife  Research.  Rev.  July  1944.  Chicago,  111. [1944].  10  p.  4° 
(Wildlife  leaflet  257.)     [Processed.]     t  149.13:257 

"  Top  minnoic,  Gambusia,  mosquito  destroyer  [with  list  of  Publications  relating 
to  mosquito  control].  Chicago,  111.,  July  1944.  4+[l]  p.  4"  (Fi.shery  leaflet 
67.)      [Processed.]     t  149.28:67 

yrurtles.  Markets  and  recipes  for  fresh-water  turtles;  by  Fred  F.  Johnson. 
Chicago,  III.,  July  1944.  4  p.  4"  (Fishery  leaflet  69.)  [Processed.  Super- 
sedes Memorandum  S-32  and  Sp.  20a4-N,  issued  by  former  Fisheries  Bu- 
reau.]    t  149.28:69 

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Vitamin  A.  Vitamin  A  report,  May  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  oblong  8°  (Current 
fishery  statistics  no.  131.)      [Processed.]     t  149.8/2:131 

Same,  June  1944.     [1944.]     2  p.  oblong  8°     (Current  fishery  statistics  no. 

139.)      [Processed.]     t  149.8/2:139 

GEOGRAPHICAL    NAMES    BOARD 

Decisions.  No.  4404,  decisions  rendered  Apr.  1944.  [1944.]  [2] +189  p. 
[Monthly  Processed.  Previous  issues  not  entered  in  the  Monthly  catalog.]  t 
L.  C.  card  10-26561  1 33.5/2  :  4404 

GEOLOGICAL  SURVEY 

XOTE  — The  publications  of  the  United  States  Geological  Survey  consist  of  Monographs, 
Professional  papers.  Bulletins,  Water-supply  paper.s,  folios  of  the  Geologic  atlas  of  the 
United  States,  topoirrai>hic  maps  (some  of  which  bear  descriptive  te.xt),  base  maps,  and 
other  maps  of  the  United  States  and  of  single  States.  Practically  all  of  them  are  sale 
publications.  The  maps  and  folios  are  sold  by  the  Geological  Survey,  Washington  25,  D.  C. 
Orders  for  other  publications  that  are  for  sale  should  be  sent  to  the  Supenntenaent  or 
Documents,  Washington  25,  D.  C. 

Big  Spring,  Tex.  Geology  and  ground-water  resources  of  Big  Spring  area.  Tex. : 
bv  Penn  Livingston  and  Robert  R.  Bennett.  1944.  v+113  p.  il.  9  pi.  6  p.  of 
pi.  3  maps,  2  are  in  pocket.  (Water-supply  paper  913.)  [Prepared  in  coopera- 
tion with  Texas  State  Board  of  Water  Engineers  and  city  of  Big  Spring.] 

•  Paper,  50c.     •  Item  627 

L.  C.  card  GS44-48  1 1913  :  913 

Chromite.  Chromite  deposits  near  San  Luis  Obispo,  San  Luis  Obispo  County. 
Calif.;  by  Clay  T.  Smith  and  Allan  B.  Griggs.  1944.  iv+23-14  p.  il.  8  pi. 
6  are  in  pocket,  map  in  pocket.  (Bulletin  945-B.)  [Strategic  minerals  investi- 
gations, 1944,  p.  23-24.]     *  Paper,  60c.     •  Item  622.  1 19.3  :  945-B 

Geology  of  Grey  Eagle  and  some  nearby  chromite  deposits  in  Glenn  County, 

Calif. ;  by  G.  A.  Rynearson  and  F.  G.  Wells.  1944.  iv-t-1-22  p.  11.  3  pl.l  is  in 
pocket,  3  maps,  2  are  in  pocket.  (Bulletin  945-A.)  [Strategic  minerals  investi- 
gations, 1944,  p.  1-22.]    *  Paper,  50c.     •  Item  622  1 19.3  :  945-A 

Columbia  River.  Geology  of  dam  sites  on  upper  tributaries  of  Columbia  River 
in  Idaho  and  Montana:  pt.  2,  Hungry  Horse  dam  and  reservoir  site.  South 
Fork  Flathead  River,  Flathead  County,  Mont.,  by  C.  E.  Erdmann ;  with  section 
on  Geophysical  investigations,  by  B.  E.  Jones.  1944.  x+37-116  p.  il.  4  pi. 
in  pocket.      (Water-supply  paper  866-B.)      *  Paper,  40c.     •  Item  627 

^  1 19.13  :  866-B 

Manganese.  Geology  and  manganese  deposits  of  Guisa-Los  Negros  area,  Oriente 
Province,  Cuba  ;  bv  W.  P.  Woodring  and  S.  N.  Daviess.  1944.  iv-1-357-386  p.  il. 
8  pi.  map  in  pocket.  (Bulletin  935-G.)  [Geologic  investigations  in  American 
republics,  1&41-43,  p.  357-386.]    *  Paper,  45c.    •  Item  622  119.3:935-0 

Manganese  deposits  of  Flat  Top  and  Round  Mountain  districts.  Bland  and 

Giles  Counties,  Ya. ;  by  Harrv  S.  Ladd  and  Frank  W.  Stead.  1944.  iv+219- 
245  p.  il.  5  pi.  in  pocket.  (Bulletin  940-H.)  [Strategic  minerals  investiga- 
tions, 1943,  p.  219-245.]     *  Paper,  75c.     •  Item  622.  1 19.3 :  940-H 

Maps  issued  Mar.  1942-Dec.  1943.     [1944]     12  p.     t     •  Item  625 

119.14/2 :  M32/7/942-48 

Missouri  River.  Surface  water  supply  of  United  States,  1942:  pt.  6,  Missouri 
River  basin;  prepared  under  direction  of  Glenn  L.  Parker,  chief  hydraulic 
engineer,  H.  C.  Beckman,  H.  C.  Bolon,  L.  C.  Crawford,  Robert  Follansbee, 
D.  D.  Lewis  (acting),  T.  R.  Newell,  1'.  R.  Speer,  and  A.  H.  Tuttle,  district 
engineers.  1944.  viii+482  p.  1  pi.  (Water-supply  paper  956.)  [Prepared 
in  cooperation  with  Colorado,  Iowa,  Kansas,  Minnesota,  Missouri,  Montana, 
Nebra.ska,  North  Dakota,  and  Wyoming,  and  other  agencies.]     *  Paper,  65o. 

•  Item  627 

L.  C.  card  GSlO-383  119.1.^:9.^.0 

Publications    issued    in    Aug.     1944:     list     438.     [1944.]     4     p.     [Monthly.]     t 

•  Item  624  119.14/4:4.38 

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OcTdBER  1944  1147 

Maps 


price. 

New  Mexico.    Cpper  Pecos  River  and  Ei"  Galisleo  region,  N.  Mex    oil  and  sa; 

investigations    preliminary  .-^ap  8   Iwth  tex,  b-V  C   BJ<-0  -d^D.  A. 

Andrews.     S<?ale  3  m.-1.3  m.     1J44.     -^^-k  /-.aor. .  n;r,  A /,.,.p1  in.  mf 


1 19.25  :  OiS/o/prelim.map  8 

nhin  M-iD  of  1st  Berea  sand  in  southeastern  Ohio  and  western  West  Virginia, 
"^oiTand  gas'ii;;stfgations,  preliminary  map  9  [with  Jj^^^  ^f  P/^^^  ^^  ^  ,,^- 
PPTiriPr  P  Averitt  D.  F.  Demarest.  W.  deWitt,  jr.,  H.  H.  Giay,  R.  D-  Holt, 
HH  Mead  and  C.W  Merrels,  2nd.  assisted  by  Violet  Massai;elli  and  Gail 
?varWf  VX  ^5  m  =8  3  in.  1944.  36X44  in.  [Processed.]  t  50c. 
Everhart.     >caie  _o  m.     com  I  19.25 :  Oi5/5/prelim.map9 

Texas      Correlation  of  Lower  Cretaceous  formations  of  Coastal  Plain  of  Texas 
"^touisiana.  and  Arkansas,  oil  and  gas  investigations   P-  nmnary  chart  3  [w.th 

text  and  bibliography]  ;  by  Ralph  W.  Imlay.     1944._^^4.)Xo5_m.^^^Pioces.^ed.J 

t     50c. 
Western  interior  States.    Maps  showing  thickness  and  general  character  of  Cre- 

?Ss     eposes  in  western  interior  of  United  States,  oil  and  gas  "^ve^tiga- 
foTprellSary  map  10  [with  text]  ;  b.v  John  B-  Reos.de^^jr-     Sea  e^W -- 

1.3  in.     1914.     30X20  in.     [Processed.]     t  25c.        119.-) .  Oi  a/&/pieiim.mapxu 

Topographic  quadrangle  maps 
rr,,       r^„  i„„i^pi    «i„rvpv    makps    contoured    maps — three-dimension    topographic 

town  or  °atm-alfeatuie  within  that  a^^  mile)    1:62.500   (1  inohiabout  1  mile),  and 

'  l^fooo'"  1  inch'i='ahoift'-|mil^s)!°  A  ge^^ral  d'e'scriptiin  of  topographic  maps  and  a  list 

^'^i^t^T^^^l^:^^^^^^^^^^-^^"^^^^  Alaska,  has  been  mapped. 
q;„^2  L^nJ  ronrfsonted  Connecticut,  Delaware,  the  District  of  Columbia.  Hawaii, 
M^^'vPincf  Alas"ffclu,se  ts  Ne^^^  Hampshire,  New  York.  Ohio,  Rhode  Island,  and  West  Vir- 
^.inr,  nn  cSAelv  ma  Maps  of  the  regular  size  are  sold  by  tlie  Geological  Survey 
f^neeaX  Except  as  otherwise  indicated,  a  discount  of  40  percent  is  allowed  on  any 
**  1  .^^^f^irnnfminfs  to  $VoO  at  the  retail  price.  The  discount  is  allowed  on  an  order  for 
omfer  niai^  c"  folios  alone  or  for  maps  and  folios  together.  In  ordering,  give  the  name 
and  scale  of  the  map  and  the  State  in  which  the  area  lies. 

Alabama  Alabama,  Hollingers  Island  quadrangle,  lat.  30°30'-30°37'  30",  long. 
8,S<'-88"07'30".  Scale  1:31,680,  contour  interval  IQ  ft.  "•  P-^^i^^tion  of  1944 
17 X 15  in.     t  10c.  1 1»-12 : 1  H  (24/»44 

Alabama,   Mobile  quadrangle,   lat.  30°30'-30°45',  long.   ,S,S°-SS°15'.      Scale 

1  •  62,500,  contour  interval  10  ft.     n.  p.  edition  of  1944.     17X15  in.     t  10c. 

1 19.12 : 1  M  713/944 


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Alabama,  Perdido  quadrangle,  lat.  3l°-3in5',  long.  87°30'-87°45'.     Sci 

1 :  62,.500,  contour  interval  10  ft.     n.  p.  edition  of  1944.     17X15  in.     t  10c. 

I  19.12 :  1  P  412/r 

California.  California,  Bodega  Head  quadrangle,  lat  3S°15'-38°22'30",  long. 
123°-123°07'30".  Scale  1:31,680,  contour  interval  25  ft.  n.  p.  edition  of 
1944.     17X14  in.     t  10c.  1 19.12  :  4  B  631/944 

California,  Richardson  Springs  quadrangle,  lat.  39''45'-40°,  long.  121M5'- 

122°      Scale  1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  50  ft.     n.  p.  edition  of  1944.     18X14  in. 
tlOc-  I  19.12:  4  R  396/944 

California,    Valley    Springs    quadrangle,    lat.    38°-38°15'.    long.    120°45'- 

I'^l"      Scale  1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  25  ft.     n.  p.  edition  of  1944.     18X14  in. 
1 10c.  I  1!>-12  :  4  V  243/944 

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Colorado.  Colorado.  Golden  quadrangle,  lat.  39°45'-31)°52'30'\  long.  lOS'OT'SO"- 
10r)°15'.  Scale  1 :  31,680,  contour  interval  10  ft.  n.  p.  edition  of  1M4.  17x13  in. 
1 10c.  1 19.12 :  5  G  565/944 

Colorado,  Lafayette  quadrangle,  lat.  39°52'30"-40°,  long.  105°-105°07'30". 

Scale  1 :  31,680,  contour  interval  10  ft.     n.  p.  edition  of  1944.     17X13  in.     t  10c. 

1 19.12 :  5  L 131/944 

Cotmecticut,  Columbia  quadrangle,  lat.  41°37'30''-41°45',  long.  72°15'-72"22'30". 
Scale  1 :  31,680,  contour  interval  10  ft.     n.  p.  edition  of  1944.     17x13  in.     t  10c. 

1 19.12  :  6  C  723/944 

Idaho,  Headquarters  quadrangle,  lat.  46°30'-46°45',  long.  115°45'-116°.  Scale 
1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  50  ft.    n.  p.  edition  of  1944.     18x12  in.     t  10c. 

1 19.12: 11  H  344/944 
TUinois,  Mt.  Carroll  quadrangle,  lat.  42°-42°15',  long.  89°45'-90°.    Scale  1:  62,500, 
contour  interval  20  ft.     n.  p.  edition  of  1944.     18X13  in.     t  10c. 

1 19.12 :  12  M  863C/2/944 

Indiana.      Indiana,    Glendale    quadrangle,    lat.    38°30'-38°37'30",    long.    87°- 

87°07'30".     Scale  1 :  24,000,  contour  interval  10  ft.     n.  p.  edition  of  1944.     23X18 

ill-     1 10c.  1 19.12 :  14  G  485/944 

Indiana,  lona  quadrangle,  lat.  38°30'-38°37'30",  long.  87°22'30"-87°30'. 

Scale  1 :  2^,000,  contour  interval  10  ft.     n.  p.  edition  of  1944.     23X18  in.     t  10c. 

1 19.12 :  14  lo  6/944 
Kansas,  Tennis  quadrangle,  lat.  38°-38°15',  long.  100°45'-101°.     Scale  1:62,500, 
contour  interval  10  ft.     n.  p.  edition  of  1944.     17X14  in.     t  10c. 

1 19.12 :  16  T  257/944 

Louisiana.    Louisiana,  Barataria  quadrangle,  lat.  29°30'-29°45',  long.  90°-90°15'. 

Scale  1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  5  ft.     n.  p.  edition  of  1944.     17X15  in.     t  10c. 

1 19.12: 18  B  231/944 

Louisiana,  Black  Bay  quadrangle,  lat.  29°30'-29°45',  long.  89°30'-89°45'. 

Scale  1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  5  ft.     n.  p.  edition  of  1944.     17X15  in.     t  10c. 

1 19.12  :  18  B  562/944 

Louisiana,  Dulac  quadrangle,  lat.  29°  15-29° 30',  long.  90°30'-90°45'.    Scale 

1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  5  ft.    n.  p.  edition  of  1944.    17X15  in.    j  10c. 

1 19.12 :  18  B  562/944 

Louisiana,    Empire    quadrangle,    lat.    29°15'-29°30',    long.    89°30'-89°45'. 

Scale  1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  5  ft.     n.  p.  edition  of  1944.     17X15  in.     f  10c. 

^  1 19.12  :  18  Em  73/944 

Louisiana,  Gibson  quadrangle,  lat.  29°30'-29°45',  long  90°45'-91°.     Scale 

1:62,500,  contour  interval  5  ft.    n.  p.  edition  of  1944.    17X15  in.    t  10c. 

1 19.12  :  18  G  359/944 

Louisiana,  Pointe  a  la  Hache  quadrangle,  lat.  29°30'-29°45',  long  89°45'-90° 

Scale  1:62,500,  contour  interval  5  ft.     n.  p.  edition  of  1944.     17x15  in.     f  10c. 

1 19.12 :  18  P  755/944 

Louisiana-Texas,   Negreet   quadrangle,    lat.    31°15'-31°30',    long.    93°30'- 

93°45'.     Scale  1:62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft.     u.  p.  edition  of  1944.     17X15 
i  "•     1 10c.  1 19.12 :  18  N  312/944 

Maine,  Boothbay  quadrangle,  lat.  43°45'-44°.  long.  69°30'-69°45'.  Scale  1 :  6:i?,500, 
contour  interval  20  ft.  n.  p.  edition  of  1944.     18x13  in.     t  10c. 

1 19.12 :  19  B  644/944 

Massachusetts.  Massachusetts,  Georgetown  quadrangle,  lat.  42°37'30"-42°45' 
long.  70°52'30"-71°.  Scale  1:31,680,  contour  interval  10  ft.  n.  p.  edition  of 
1944.     17  X 13  in.     1 10c.  1 19.12 :  21  G  295/944 

Massachusetts,  Ludlow  quadrangle,  lat.  42°07'30"^2°15',  long.  72°22'30"- 

72°30'.     Scale  1:31,680,  contour  interval  10  ft.     n.  p.  edition  of  1944.     17x13 
in-     1 10c.  1 19.12  :  21  L  966/944 

Massachusetts,  South  Groveland  quadrangle,  lat.  42°37'30"-i2°45'.  long 

71°-71°07'30".     Scale  1:31,680,  contour  interval  10  ft.     n.  p.  edition  of  1944 
17X13  in.     tlOc.  1 19.12 :  21  So  88/944 

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Massachusetts — Continued. 

Massachusetts,  Wiusor  Dam  quadrangle,  lat.  42°  15' -A2° 22' SO",  long.  72°15'- 

72°22'30".     Scale   1:31,680,   contour    interval    10   ft.     n.    p.    edition    of    1944. 
17  X 13  in.     t  lOc.  1 19.12  :  21  W  732/944 

Mo7it ana-Wyoming,  Cutoff  Mountain  quadrangle,  lat.  45°-45°15',  long.  110°- 
110°15'.  Scale  1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  50  ft.  n.  p.  edition  of  1944.  18X 12  in. 
1 10c.  1 19.12 :  26  C  979/944 

New  York,  Cicero  quadrangle,  lat.  43°07'30"-43°15',  long.  76°-76°07'30".  Scale 
1 :  31,680,  contour  interval  5  ft.     n.  p.  edition  of  1944.     17X13  in.     1 10c. 

1 19.12  :  32  C  485/944 

Sorth  Coro/i/ia-Tennessee,  Linville  quadrangle,  lat.  36°-36°15',  long.  Sl°45'-82°. 
Scale  1:62,500,  contour  interval  50  ft.     n.  p.  edition  of  1»44.     17x14  in.     1 10c. 

1 19.12 :  33  L  658/944 

North  Dakota,  Crystal  quadrangle,  lat.  48°30'-48°45',  long.  97°30'-97°45'.  Scale 
1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  5  ft.     n.  p.  edition  of  1944.     18x12  in.     f  10c. 

1 19.12:  34  C  889/944 

Rhode  Island.  Rhode  Island,  East  Greenwich  quadrangle,  lat.  41°37'30"-41°45' 
long.  71°22'30"-71°30'.  Scale  1 :  31,680,  contour  interval  10  ft.  n.  p.  edition  of 
1944.     17  X 13  in.     f  10c.  1 19.12 :  39  Ea  7g/1944 

Rhode  Island,  Kingston  quadrangle,  lat.  41°21'30"-41°30',  long.  71°30'- 

71°37'30".     Scale  1:31,680,  contour   interval   10   ft.     n.   p.    edition  of   1944. 
20X13  in.    tlOc.  1 19.12  :  39  K  619/944 

Rhode  Island,  Narragansett  Pier  quadrangle,  lat.  41°22'30"^1°30',  long. 

71°22'30"-71°30'.    Scale  1 :  31,680,  contour  interval  10  ft.    n.  p.  edition  of  1944. 
17  X 13  in.     1 10c.  1 19.12 :  39  N  167/2/944 

Rhode   Island,   Quonochontaug  quadrangle,   lat.    41°15'-41°22'30",    long. 

71°37'30"-71°45'.     Scale  1:31,680,  contour  interval  10  ft.     n.  p.  edition  of 
1944.     17  X 13  in.     f  10c.  1 19.12 :  39  Q  54/944 

Rhode  Island,  Watch  Hill  quadrangle,  lat.  41°15'-41°22'30",  long.  71°45'- 

71°52'   30".     Scale  1:31,680,  contour   interval  10  ft.     n.   p.    edition   of  1944. 
17X13  in.     tlOc.  1 19.12 :  39  W  29/944 

Rhode  Island,  Wickford  quadrangle,  lat.  41°30'-41°37'30",  long.  71°22'30"- 

71°30'.     Scale  1 :  31,680,  contour  interval  10  ft.     n.  p.  edition  of  1944.     17x13 
in.     1 10c.  1 19.12 :  39  W  632/944 

South  Dakota-Wyommg,  Tinton  and  vicinity,  lat.  44°20'-44°25',  long.  1G4°-104°05'. 
Scale  1 :  24,000,  contour  interval  20  ft.     n.  p.  edition  of  1944.     15x11  in.     1 10c. 

119.12:41X498/944 

Virginia,  Front  Royal  quadrangle,  lat.  38°45'-39°,  long.  78°-78°15'.  Scale  1 :  62,- 
500,  contour  interval  40  ft.     n.  p.  edition  of  1944.     18x14  in.     1 10c. 

1 19.12 :  47  F  928/944 

Washington.    Washington,   Clayton  quadrangle,  lat.   47°45'^8°,  long.   117°30'- 
117°45'.    Scale  1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  25  ft.    n.  p.  edition  of  1944.    18X12  in 
t  10c.  1 19.12 :  48  C  579/944 

Washington,  Tenino  quadrangle,  lat.  46°45'-47°,  long.  122°45'-123°.     Scale 

1:  62,500,  contour  interval  50  ft.     n.  p.  edition  of  1944.     18X12  in.     f  10c. 

119.12:48X255/944 

Washington,  Yelm  quadrangle,  lat.  46°45'-47°,  long.  122°30'-122°45'.     Scale 

1:62,500,  contour  interval  50  ft.     n.  p.  edition  of  1M4.     18x12  in.     f  10c. 

1 19.12  :  48  Y  38/944 

MINES  BUREAU 

Air  conditioning.  Study  of  summer  air  conditioning  with  water  sprays  to  pre- 
vent roof  falls  at  Beech  Bottom  coal  mine.  West  Virginia;  by  Edward  L.  Fish. 
Louis  A.  Xurnbull.  and  Albert  L.  Xoenges;  Appendix  by  Irving  Hartmann. 
Aug.  1944.  [l]-f20  p.  17  pi.  4°  (Report  of  investigations,'  R.  I.  3775.)  [Proc- 
essed.]    t  128.23:3775 

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1150  Government  Publications 

Cement.     Monthly  cement  report  CP  278.     Aug.  29,  1944.     6  p.  il.  r     (Miner 
industrj'  surveys.)      [Processed.]     t  128.29:: 

Same,  supp.  A.     Aug.  29,  1944.     4  p.  il.  f"     (Mineral  industry  surveys.)! 

[Processed.]     t  I  28.29  :  278/supp.A3 

Coal.  Analyses  of  Kentucky  coals;  [articles  by  Arthur  C.  McFarlan  and  others]. 
1944.  iv+323  p.  il.  1  pi.  (Technical  paper  652.)  *  Paper,  40c.  •  Item  &46 
L.  C.  card  44-^1428  I  28.7  :  652 

CoNTENT.s. — Kentucky  coal  fields  [with  bibliography  by  Arthur  C.  McFarlan. — Methods 
of  mining;  by  Albert  L.  Toenires  and  Earl  R.  Maize. — ^l^reparation  of  coal;  by  Thomns 
Krascr  and  William  L.  t'rentz. — I'roduction,  distribution,  and  use  ;  by  R.  L.  Anderson  anil 
C.  H.  Bell. — Relationship  of  mine  samples  to  commercial  shipments  by  N.  H.  Snyder. — 
Analyses  of  mine,  tipple,  and  delivered  samples;  by  H.  M.  Cooper,  N.  U.  Snyder,  R.  F 
Abernethy,  E.  C.  Tarpley,  and  R.  J.  Swincle. — Description  of  mine  samples;  compileii 
by  H.  M.  Cooper,  R.  F.  Abernethy.  E.  C.  Tarpley.  and  F.  E.  Martner. — Description  of 
tipple  and  delivered  samples  ;  by  N.  H.  Snyder  and  R.  J.  Swingle. — True  specific  gravities 
of  Kentucky  coals  ;  by  H.  M.  Cooper,  R.  F.  Abernethy,  and  E.  C.  Tarpley. — Sulfur  forms 
in  Kentucky  coals  ;  by  H.  M.  Cooper,  R.  F.  Abernethy,  and  E.  C.  Tarpley. — Index. 

Carbonizing  properties  of  Pocahontas  no.  3-bed  coal  from  Kimball.  Mc- 
Dowell County,  W.  Va..  and  effect  of  blending  this  coal  with  Pittsburgh-bed 
coal;  by  J.  D.  Davis,  D.  A.  Reynolds,  W.  H.  Ode,  and  C.  R.  Holmes.  1944. 
v+35  p.  il.  (Technical  paper  670.)  [Includes  list  entitled  Publications  on 
.survey  of  carbonizing  properties  of  American  coals.]  *  Paper,  10c.  •  Item  646 
L,.  C.  card  44-41458  I  28.7 :  670 

Carbonizing  proj^erties  of  western  region  interior  province  coals  and  cer- 
tain blends  of  these  coals;  by  J.  D.  Davis,  D.  A.  Revuolds,  J.  L.  Elder,  W.  H. 
Ode,  C.  R.  Holmes,  and  J.  T.  McCartney.  1944.  viii+138  p.  il.  (Technical 
pajper  667.)  [Includes  list  entitled  Publications  on  survey  of  carbonizing 
properties  of  American  coals.]     *  Paper,  20c.     •  Item  646 

L.  C.  card  44-41454  I  28.7  ;  667 

Distribution  of  coal  shipments.  M.  C.  D.  151.     Sept.  2.  1944.     13  p.  il.  f" 

(Mineral  industry  surveys. )     [Processed.]     f  128.24:151 

Preliminary  estimates  of  production  of  bituminous  coal  and  lignite,  Aug. 

1944.     Sept.  5,  1944.     1  p.  4°     (Mineral  industry  surveys.)      [Monthlv.     Proc- 
essed.]    t  128.64:944/8 

Preliminary  estimates  of  production  of  Pennsylvania  anthracite  and  of 

coke,  Aug.   1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4°     (Mineral  industry  surveys;   PCC  8-44.) 
[Monthly.     Processed.]     t  '  128.50:944/8 

Rare  and  uncommon  chemical  elements  in  coal   [with  list  of  literature 

cited]  ;  by  F.  H.  Gibson  and  W.  A.  Selvig.     1944.     ii+23  p.      (Technical  paper 
669.)     *  Paper.  10c.    •  Item  646 

L.  C.  card  44-41427  I  28.7 :  669 

Weekly  anthracite  and  coke  report  WACR  378-WACR  377.     Sept.  2-30, 

1944.     Each  3  p.  or  2  p.  il.  4°     (Mineral  industrv  surveys.)      [Processed.]     t 

1 28.49 :  373-377 

Weekly  coal  report  W.  C.  R.  1415-W.  C.  R.  1419.    Sept.  2-30,  1944.    various 

paging,  il.  4"     (Mineral  industry  survevs.)      [Processed.]     t 

L.  C.  card  CA  29-803  1 28.33  ;  1415-1419 

Coal-mine  fatalities  in  July  1944.  [1944.]  14  p.  il.  4°  (Mineral  industry  sur- 
veys;  CMF  157.)      [Monthly.     Processed.]     f  128.10/2:157 

Coke.  Monthly  coke  report.  MCR  197.  Aug.  29.  1944.  3  p.  il  4"  (Mineral 
industry  surveys.)      [Processed.]     t  128.30:197 

Drill  Jwles.  Method  for  surveying  drill  holes  by  oriented  drill  rods ;  by  L.  A. 
Dahners  and  C.  .7.  Cohen.  Aug.  1944.  [l]+6'p.  2  pi.  4°  (Report  of  investi- 
gations, R.  I.  3773.)      [Processed.]     t  128.23:3773 

Gas  (natural).  Application  of  back-pressure  method  for  determining  absolute 
open  flows  of  large  gas  wells  ;  by  M.  A.  Schellhardt.  Aug.  1944.  [1]  -f  13  p.  6  pi. 
4°     (Report  of  investigations.  R.  I.  3767.)      [Processed.]     t  128.23:3767 

Natural  gas;  by  F.  S.  Lott  and  H.  Backus.    1944.     [21+30  p.  il.     [Preprint 

from  Minerals  yearbook,  1943,  with  final  statistics  for  1942.]     *  Paper,  10c. 

I28.37/a:  G  21/943 

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Gasoline.  Natural  gasoline  and  allied  products,  July  1944.  [1944.]  [2]  p.  4° 
(Mineral  industry  surveys;  NGK  944a-115.)      IMouthly.     Processed.]     t 

I  28.47 :  115 

Geophysical  abstraefs  117.  Apr.-June  1944;  compiled  by  W.  Ayvazoglou  and  V. 
Skitsky.  Aug.  1944.  [l]+49p.  4°  (Information  circular,  I.  C.  7292.)  [Proc- 
essed.]    t  128.27:7292 

Gold.  Gold,  silver,  copper,  lead,  and  zinc  in  Arizona  (mine  report)  ;  by  G.  E. 
Woodward  and  Paul  Lutf.  1944.  [2] +28  p.  il.  [Preprint  from  Minerals  year- 
book, 1943.]     *  Paper,  10c.  I  28.37/a  :  G  563/2/943 

Gold,  silver,  copper,  lead  and  zinc  in  California  (mine  report)  ;  by  Charles 

White  Merrill.    1944.     [2] -f27p.il.     [Preprint  from  Minerals  yearl)ook,  1943.] 

*  Paper,   10c.  I  2S.37/a  :  G  563/3/943 

Gold,  silver,  copper,  lead  and  zinc  in  Colorado   (mine  report)  ;  by  Chas. 

W.  Henderson,  R.  H.  Mote,  and  11.  V.  Cushman.     1944.     [2]  +29  p.  11.     [Pre- 
piint  from  Minei-als  yearbook,  19 i3.]     *  Paper,  10c.  I  28.37/a  :  G  563/4/943 

Gold,   silver,   copper,   lead  and  zinc   in   Idaho    (mine  report)  ;  by  G.   E. 

Woodward  and  Paul  Luff.    1944.     [2]+26p.  il.     [Preprint  from  Minerals  year- 
book, 1£W3.]     *  Paper,  10c.  I  28.37/a  :  G  563/14/943 

Gold,  silver,  copper,  lead,  and  zinc  in  Nevada  (mine  report)  ;  by  Charles 

White  Merrill.    1944.     [2]+lSp.  il.     [Preprint  from  Minerals  yearbook,  1943.] 

*  Paper,  10c.  I  2S.37/a  :  G  563/6/943 

Gold,  silver,  copper,  lead,  and  zinc  in  New  Mexico  (mine  report)  ;  by  Chas. 

W.  Henderson  and  R.  H.  Mote.    1944.     [2] +16  p.  il.     [Preprint  from  Minerals 
yearbook,  1943.]     *  Paper,  IDc.  I  28.37/a  :  G  563/7/943 

Gold,  silver,  copper,  lead,  and  zinc  in  Utah  (mine  report)  ;  by  G.  E.  Wood- 
ward and  Paul  Luff.  1944.  [2] +22  p.  il.  [Preprint  from  Minerals  yearbook, 
1943] .    *  Paper,  10c.  I  28.37/a  :  G  563/11/943 

Ore-testing  studies  on  gold  and  gold-silver  deposits;  by  J.  A.  Woolf  and 

A.  P.  Towne.    Aug.  1944.     [l]+63  p.  4°     (Report  of  investigations,  R.  I.  3765.) 
[Processed.]     t  128.23:3765 

Lime;  by  Forrest  T.  Moyer  and  F.  D.  Gradijan.  1944.  [2] +16  p.  [Preprint 
from  Minerals  yearbook,  1943.]     *  Paper,  5c.  I  28.37/a  :  L  029/943 

Mi7ie  accidents.  Employment  and  accidents  at  iron-ore  mines  in  United  States 
during  1943;  [prepared  by  F.  J.  Kennedy  and  L.  T.  Miller].  Sept.  14,  1944. 
10+[2]p.  il.  4"      (Mineral  industry  isurvi'vs;  H.  S.  S.  no.  339.)      [Pi-ocessed.]     f 

I  28.26 :  339 

Mineral  industries.  Emplos'ment  and  accidents  in  mineral  industries;  by  W.  W. 
Adams.      1944.      [2] +12   p.    il.      [Preprint    from    Minerals    yearbook,    1943.] 

*  I'aper,  5c.  I  28.37/a  :  M  662/2/943 

Mineral  market  reports  MMS.1170,  MMS.1189-MMS.119S,  M.MS.1220-MMS.1228. 
[1944.]     4°     (Mineral  industry  surveys. )      [Processed.)      f  128.28: 

Note.— These  reports  give  statistical  data  as  to  proiliietioii,  (onsmnption,  and  markets 
during  previous  year  for  some  particular  mineral  commodity,  and  are  issued  as  soou  after 
close  of  year  as  data  are  available. 
1170.   Fluorspar  in  (irst   (iii.i  imt  of  1!>44:   [prejiared  by  II.  \A'.  Davis].      |2]   p. 

1189.  Boron-mineral  production  increased  in  194:i ;   [prepared  by  Charles  L.  Harness  and 

Nan  C.  .TensenJ.      2  p. 

1190.  Lead  and  zinc  pigments  and  zinc  salts  in   1943;    [prepared  bv  II.   M.  Meyer  and 

A.  W.  MitchellJ.     2  p. 

1191.  Mercury  production  in  I'nited  States  in  1943;   [prepared  by  H.  M.  Meyer].      2  p. 

1192.  Gypsum  in  1943,  final  annual  figures;    [prepared  by  Forrest  T.  Meyer   and  M.  G. 

Downey].     6  p. 

1193.  Salt  production   up  a  million  and  a  half  tons  in   1943;   [prepared  by  F.  E.  Harris 

and  K.  G.  Warner].     (!  p.  il. 

1194.  Gem  stones  in  194;i ;  [prepared  bv  Sydney  II.  Ball].      7  p. 

1195.  Celestite  production  greater  in  1943;    [prepared  by  Charles  L.  Harness  and  K.  G. 

Warner].      1  p. 

1196.  Feldspar  in   194;i :   [prepared  by  Robert  W.  Metcalf  and  A.  B.  Cade].      7  p. 

1197.  Magriesite    and    other    niat;nesium    compounds    in    1943 ;    [prepared    by    Cuarles    L. 

Harness  and  Nan  C.  Jensen].      5  p. 

1198.  Blast  furnace  slag  in  1943;   [prepared  by  G.  W.  Josephson].     3  p. 

1220.  Lime   in    1943,   final  annual   figures;    [prepared  by   I'orrest   T.   Moyer   and   F.    D. 
Gradijan].     6  p. 

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1152  Government  PimLTCATioNs 

Mineral  market  reports — Continued. 

1221.  Fuller's  earth  output  in  1943  largest  since  1931 ;    [prepared  by  G.  W.  Josephson 

and  A.  Linn].     1  p. 

1222.  Beiitonite  shipments  rise  to  new  record  in  1943;  [prepared  bj'  G.  W.  .iDscphson  and 

A.  Linn].      1  p. 

1223.  Fire  clay  in  1943;   [prepared  l)y  G.  W.  Josephson  and  A.  Linn].     2  p. 

1224.  Hall  clay  in  1!M3  ;  |  iirci)arc(l  hy  (i.  \V.  .losciilison  jind  A.  Linn).     1  p. 

1225.  Sulfur  and  pyrites  in  194:5;  [prepared  by  G.  W.  Josephson  and  M.  S.  Jensen].      5  p. 

1226.  Distribution    of   clay    by    uses    in    1943 ;    [prepared    by    G.    W.    Josephson    and    A. 

Linn].     4  p. 

1227.  Zinc  sulfate  in  1943;  [prepared  by  H.  M.  Meyer].     1  p. 

1228.  Barite    and    barium    chemicals    in    1943;    [prepared    Dy    Charles    L.    Harness    and 

K.  G.  Warner].     9  p. 

Motor  fuel.  Forecast  of  demand  for  motor  fuel  and  crude  oil,  Sept.  1944.  [1944.] 
3  p.  4°     (Mineral  iiidu.strv  surveys;  JMFR  111.)      [Monthly.     Processed.]     t 

I  28.41 :  111 

0(7  nandn.  Water  flooding  of  oil  sands  in  Illinois ;  by  D.  B.  Taliaferro,  C.  M. 
Keithly,  and  Thomas  Jennings.  Aug.  1944.  [l]+23  p.  9  pi.  4"  (Report  of 
investigations,  R.  I.  3778.)      [Processed.]     f  128.23:3778 

Petroleum,  Weekly  crude  oil  stock  report  567-571.  Sept.  1-30,  1944.  Each  1 
p.  4°    (Mineral  industry  surveys.)     [Processed.]    j  128.40:567-571 

PuhUcatio'ns.  New  publications,  Bureau  of  Mines,  monthlv  list  352;  Aug.  1944. 
[1944.]     4  p.     t     •  Item  G42  '  128.5/2:352 

Safety  of  life.  National  safety  competition  of  1943 ;  by  W.  W.  Adams  antl  T.  D. 
Lawrence.  Aug.  1944.  [lJ+41  p.  4"  (Rejwrt  of  investigations,  R.  I.  3771.) 
[Processed.]     f  128.23:3771 

NATIONAL  PARK  SERVICE 

Campfire  circles  and  outdoor  theaters.  [1944.]  16  p.  il.  4"  [From  Park  and 
recreation  structures,  1938.]     *  Paper,  10c.  I29.2/a:C154 

Chalmette  National  Historical  Park,  La.,  commemorating  Battle  of  New  Orleans. 
[1944.]     16  p.  il.  4°    *  Paper,  10c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41497  -  1 29.21 :  C  35/2/944 

Comfort  stations  and  privies.  [1944.]  22  p.  il.  4"  [From  Park  and  recreation 
structures,  1938.]     *  Paper,  15c.  1 29.2/a  :  C  734 

Dams  and  pools.  [1944.]  S  p.  il.  4"  [From  Park  and  recreation  structures, 
1938.]     *  Paper,  5c.  I  29.^a  :  D  189 

Drinking  fountains  and  water  supply.  [1944.]  26  p.  il.  4"  [From  Park  and 
recreation  structures,  1938.]    *  Paper,  10c.  I  29.2/a  :  En  85 

Entranccnyays  and  checking  stations.  [1944.]  22  p.  il.  4°  [From  Park  and 
recreation  structures,  1938.]     *  Paper,  10c.  I  29.2/a  :  En  85 

Historical  preservations  and  reconstructions.  [1944.]  12  p.  il.  4°  [From  Park 
and  recreation  structures,  1938.]     *  Paper,  10c.  I  29.2/a  :  H  629 

Mount  McKinley  National  Park.     Wolves  of  Mount  McKinley  [with  list  of  refer- 
ences] ;  by  Adolph  Murie.     [1944.]     xx+238  p.  il.     (Fauna  of  national  parks 
of  United  States,  Fauna  series  no.  5,  1944.)     *  Paper,  40c.     •  Item  648 
L.  C.  card  44-41472  I  29.13 :  5 

National  parks.  Statement  concerning  facilities  available  to  the  public  in  na- 
tional park  areas  during  1944  season;  revised  to  [Aug.  15,  1944].  [1944.] 
[l]-f5  p.  4"     [Processed.     Aug.  15,  1944  has  been  added  with  rubber  stamp.]     t 

1  29.2  :  F 11/2/944-2 

Picnic  shelters  and  kitchens.  [1944.]  28  p.  il.  4°  [From  Park  and  recreation 
structures,  1938.]     *  Paper,  10c.  I  29.2/a  :  P  587/2 

Posters.  Notice  to  bears,  beware  of  sabotage;  [all  lettered  jposter].  [1944.] 
17X24  in.     |  Also  issued  in  size  4X6  in.]     t  I  29.20 :  B 38/12 

WasTiJionses  and  laundries.  [1944.]  8  p.  il.  4°  [From  Park  and  recreation 
structures,  1938.]     *  Paper,  5c.  I  29.2/a  :W  275 

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RECLAMATION  BUREAU 

Deschutes  project.  Construction  for  unit  3,  Cove  power  plant,  Deschutes  project, 
Oreg.  [Bradford-Robinson  Ptg.  Co..  Denver,  Aug.  30,  1944.1  cover  title,  66  p. 
17  pi.  map,  4°  (Specifications  1079.)  [Schedule,  specifications,  and  drawings; 
bids  will  be  received  until  Sept.  6,  1044.]     t     Paper,  $2.50.  I  27.8 :  1079 

INTERSTATE  COMMERCE  COMMISSION 

Note. — The  bound  volumes  of  the  decisions,  usually  known  as  Interstate  Coniuieroe  Cotn- 
mission  reports,  Interstate  Commerce  Commission  reports — Motor  carrier  cases,  and  Inter- 
state Commerce  Commis.sion  reports — \'aluation  reports  are  sold  by  the  Superintendent  of 
Documents,  Government  I'rinting  Office,  Washington  25,  D.  C,  at  various  prices,  depending 
upon  the  size  of  the  volume.  Separate  decisions  or  opinions  are  sold  on  subscription,  price 
$1.50  per  volume ;  foreign  subscription,  '^'J.MQ ;  single  copies,  usually  5c.  In  ordering  a 
volume,  be  sure  to  specify  the  series  and  whether  Finance  or  other  than  Finance  decisions 
are  desired.  Entries  for  the  separate  decisions  are  grouped  below  under  center  heads  fol- 
lowing other  Interstate  Commerce  Commission  publications. 

Carriers.  Supplement  49  to  List  3  of  corporate  names  of  common  carriers  by  rail 
(including  express),  water  or  pipe  line  (including  names  of  their  receivers  or 
trustee.s,  if  any),  tiling  tariffs,  concurrences,  or  powers  of  attorney  with  Inter- 
state Commerce  Commission  and  compiled  from  its  records,  compiled  Aug.  1, 
1944:  prepared  by  Section  of  Tariffs,  Bureau  of  Traffic.  [1944.]  [l]-f- 
14  p.  4°  [Proces.sed.  Cancels  Supplement  48.  Supplements  3S  and  49  contain 
all  changes.]     f  IC  1.15 :  3/supp.49 

Decisions.     See,  below,  center  heads  beginning  Decisions. 

Eastman.  Joseph  B.  Proceedings  in  memory  of  Commissioner  Joseph  Bartlett 
Eastman,  Interstate  Commerce  Commission,  July  11,  1944.     [1944.]     8  p.     f 

•  Item  671  '  IC  1.2 :  Ea  7 

Finance  decisions.     See,  below,  center  head  Decisions  (Finance). 

Freight  commodity  statistics  of  class  1  steam  railways  in  United  States,  Mar.  1944. 
[1944.]     13  p.  oblong  large  8"      (Statement  M-500;  Transport  Economics  and 
Statistics    Bui-oan.)      [Monthly.      Subject   to   correction   of   errors   in   carrier 
reports  under  correspondence.]     t     •  Item  704 
L.  C.  card  41-41827  IC  1  ste.  26 :  944/3 

Fuel.  Fuel  and  power  for  locomotives  and  rail  motor  cars  of  class  1  steam 
railways  in  United  States  (class  1  switching  and  terminal  companies  included), 
June  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  oblong  large  8°  (Statement  M-230,  OS-E  ;  Transport 
Economics    and     Statistics    Bureau.)      [Monthly.     Subject    to    revision.]     f 

•  Item  706 

L.  C.  card  A  36-784  IC  1  ste.30  :  944/6 

Use  and  cost  of  railway  fuel  and  problems  in  fuel  statistics ;  prepared  by 

Alexis  P.  Bukov.sky.     Washington,  D.  C,  July  1944.     cover  title,  vi+l-12C-f- 
13-38A-f39-108  p.  il.  4"     (Statement  4428.)      [Processed.     This  study,  issued 
as  information,  has  not  been  considered  or  adopted  by  Interstate  Commerce 
Commission.]     f 
L.  C.  card  A  44-3568  IC  1.2 :  F  95 

Motor  carrier  decisions.    See,  below,  center  head  Decisions  {Motor  carrier). 

Motor  carrier  finance  decisions.  See,  below,  center  head  Decisions  (Motor  carrier, 
finance). 

Motor  carriers.     Revenues  and  passengers  of  class  1  motor  carriers  of  passengers 
(excluding  charter  or  special),  Jan.  1944.     [1944.]    3  p.  oblong  large  8°     (State- 
ment M-700,  BT;  Transport  EcoTiomics  and  Statistics  Bureau.)      [Monthly. 
Subject  to  revision.]     f     •  Item  692 
L.  C.  card  A  3rf-ll(i3  IC  Imot.ll :  944/1 

■ •     Same,  Feb.  1!>44.     [1944.]     4  p.  oblong  large  8°     (Statement  M-700,  BT ; 

Transport   Economics   and    Statistics   Bureau.)      [Monthly.     Sublect    to    revi- 
sion.]   t    •  Item  692  IC  Imot.ll :  944/2 

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Motor  carriers — fori  tinned. 

Statistics  of  class  1  motor  cairiois  for  year  ended  Dec.  31,  11)42,  compiled 

from  animal  reports  of  motor  carriers  of  property  and  motor  carriers  of  pas- 
sengers, tiled  with  Interstate  Commerce  Commission.  [1944.]  [2] +111  p. 
obUtng  large  8"     ( Statement  4424 ;  Transport  Economics  and  Statistics  Burean.  j 

*  Taper,  tX)c.      •  Item  695 

L.  C.  card  A  40-994  IC  lmot.l4  :  942 

Opinions.     See,  below,  center  heads  beginning  Decisions. 

Pipe  lines.  Transportation  revenue  and  traflSc  of  large  oil  pipe  line  companies, 
carriers  having  annual  operating  revenues  of  more  than  $500,000;  2d  quarter 
r.t44.  [1944.]  1  p.  f°  (Statement  Q-600,  QPS.)  [Processed.  Subject  tn 
revision.]     t  IC  1  pip.7 :  944/2 

Railroad  accidents.  Accident  bulletin  112,  summary  and  analysis  of  accidents 
on  steam  railways  in  United  States  subject  to  interstate  commerce  act,  calendar 
year  1943.     1944.     iv+116p.  4°     (Transport  Economics  and  Statistics  Bureau.) 

*  Paper,  25c.     •  Item  077 

L.  C.  card  5-41547  IC  1  acci.3 :  112 

In  matter  of  making  accident  investigation  reports  under  locomotive  in- 
spection act  of  Feb.  17, 1911,  as  amended  :  Atchison,  Topeka  &  Santa  Fe  Railway, 
accident,  Belen,  N.  Mex.,  July  6,  1944,  caused  by  failure  of  union  in  train  steam 
heat  pipe  in  locomotive  cab.     [1944.]     7  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

IC  1  accl.5 :  B411 

In  matter  of  making  accident  investigation  reports  under  locomotive  in- 
spection act  of  Feb.  17,  1911,  as  amended:  Southern  Pacilic  Company  (Pacific 
Lines),  accident,  Gila,  Ariz.,  July  19,  1944,  caused  by  employee  falling  from 
top  of  motor  hood  of  Diesel-electric  locomotive.  [1944.]  3  p.  4°  [Proc- 
essed.]    t  IC  1  acci.5 :  G  37 

Investigation  2800:   Chicago,  Milwaukee,   St.   Paul  and  Pacific  Railroad 

Company,  report  in  re  accident,  Aspinwall,  Iowa,  May  30,  li>44.  [1944.]  10 
p.  il  4°     [Processed.]     t  IC  1  acci.5 :  As  66 

Investigation  2802:  Baltimore  and  Ohio  Railroad  Company,  report  in  re 

accident,  near  Cochran's  Mill,  Pa.,  June  13,  1944.  [1944.]  8  p.  il.  4°  [Proc- 
essed.]    t  IC  1  acci.5 :  C  643 

Investigation  2803:  Oklahoma  Railway  Company,  report  in  re  accident, 

Berrv,  Okla.,  June  17,  1944.     [1944.]     S  p.   il.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

IC  1  acci.5 :  B  459/2 

Investigation  2807 :  Missouri-Kansas-Texas  Railroad  Company  of  Texas, 

report  in  re  accident,  near  Bastrop,  Tex.,  June  23,  1944.  [1944.]  9  p.  il.  4° 
[  Processed.  ]     t  IC  1  acci.5 :  B  297 

Investigation  2808 :  Atchison,  Topeka  &  Santa  Fe  Railway  Company,  report 

in  re  accident,  Kiowa,  Kans.,  June  27, 1944.     [1944.]     7  p.  il.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

IC  1  acci.5 :  K  627 

Investigation   2809:   Wabash   Railroad  Company,   report  in   re  accident, 

Moberly,  Mo.,  May  19,  1944.     [1944.]     8  p.  il.  4"     [Processed.]     t 

IC  1  acci.5 :  M  712 

Investigation  2810:  Baltimore  &  Ohio  Railroad  Company,  report  in  re  acci- 
dent near  Waring,  Md.,  July  2,  1944.     [1944.]     9  p.  il.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

IC  1  acci.5 :  W  233 

Investigation  2811 :  Atchison,  Topeka  &  Santa  Fe  Railway  Company,  report 

In  re  accident  near  Maine,  Ariz.,  July  3,  1944.  [1944.]  8  p.  il.  4"  [Proc- 
essed.]    t  ,  ICl  acci.5  :M  284 

investigation  2812 :  Lou\ville  &  Nashville  Railroad  Company,  report  in  re 

accident  near  High  Cliff,  Tenn.,  July  6,  1944.  [1944.]  8  p.  il.  4°  [Proc- 
essed.]    t  IC  1  acci.5 :  H  537/2 

Investigation  2813:  Atlantic  Coast  LiTie  Railroad  Company,  report  in  re 

accident,  Stockton,  Ga.,  Aug.  4,  1944.     [1944.]     7  p.  il.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

IC  1  acci.5  :  St  62/2 

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Ritilrond  accident h — ContiniuHl. 

• ■     Investigation  2814:  New  York.  New  Haven  and  Hartford  Railroad  Com- 

panv,  report  in  re  accident,  Standish,  Mass.,  Aug.  5,  1944.  [1944.]  7  p.  il  4° 
[Processed.]     t  ICl  acci.5 :  St 24/2 

■ Summary   of   accidents   reported   by   steam   railways,   Mar.   1944    [with 

quarterly  summaries  by  railways  and  States,  Jan.-Mar.  1944].  [1944.]  9  p. 
nl)long  larg^e  8°  (Statement  M-400;  Transport  Economics  and  Statistics  Bu- 
reau.)    [Monthly.    Subject  to  revision.]     f    •  Item  716  IC  1  ste.31 :  944/3 

Same,  Apr.  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  oblong  large  8°  (Statement  M-400;  Trans- 
port Economics  and  Stari-stics  Bureau.)  [Monthly.  Subject  to  revision.] 
t     •  Item  710  IC  1  ste.31 :  944/4 

Riiilroad  c(n-s.  Summary  of  quarterly  reports  of  persons  furnishing  cars  to  or  on 
behalf  of  carriers  by  railroad  or  express  companies,  1st  quarter  1944  (Jan.- 
Mar.).     [1944.]     1  p.  oblong  S"     (Statement  Q-900,  QCL.)      [Processed.]     t 

IC  1.18 :  944/1 

h'dilroad  cmplnyccs.     Wage  statistics  of  class  1  steam  railways  in  United  States 
(.switching  and  terminal  companies  not  included).  June  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  il. 
oblong  large  8°     (Statement  M-300;  Transport  Economics  and  Statistics  Bu- 
reau.)     [Monthly.     Subject  to  revision.]     t     •  Item  718 
L.  C.  card  A  29-382  IC  1  ste.25  :  944/6 

Railroad  rcorpanisation.  Changes  in  capitalization  under  plans  of  reorganization 
approved  by  the  Commission  for  railroads  in  reorganization  proceedings  before 
the  Commission,  as  of  July  31,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  large  4°  [Processed.  In- 
cludes Changes  in  debt  and  annual  fixed  charges  under  plans  of  reorganization 
approved  by  tlie  Commission.]     f  IC  1 .2  :  C  17/2/944 

Railroads.     Freight  train  performance  of  class  1  steam  railways  in  United  States 
(switching  and  terminal  companies  not  included),  June  1944.     [1944.]     2  p. 
oblong  large  8°     (Statement  M-211,  OS-A ;  Transport  Economics  and  Statistics 
Bureau.)      [Monthly.     Subject  to  revision.]     f     •  Item  705 
L.  C.  card  A  36-575  IC  1  ste.35  :  944/6 

Same,  July  1944.     [1944.]     2  p.  oblong  large  8°     (Statement  M-211,  OS-A ; 

Transport  Economics  and  Statistics  Bureau.)  [Monthlv.  Subject  to  revision.] 
t     •  Item  705  IC  1  ste.35 :  944/7 

•     Motive  power  and  car  equipment  of  class  1  steam  railways  in  United  States 

(class  1  switching  and  terminal  companies  included),  June  1944.     [1944.]     2  p. 
oblong  large  8°     (Statement  M-240,  OS-F ;  Transport  ^economics  and  Statistics 
Bureau.)     [IMonthly.     Subject  to  revision.]     t     •  Item  709 
L.  C.  card  A  36-576  IC  1  ste.36 :  944/6 

• Same.  July  1944.     [1944.]     2  p.  oblong  large  8"     (Statement  M-240,  OS-F  : 

Transport  Economics  and  Statistics  Bureau.)  [Monthly.  Subject  to  revision.] 
t     •  Item  709  IC  1  ste.36 :  944/7 

Operating  revenues  and  operating  expenses  of  class  1  steam  railways  in 

United  States  (switching  and  terminal  companies  not  included),  July  1044. 
[1944.]  2  p.  oblong  large  8°  (Statement  INI-lOO;  Ti-anspoi-t  Economics  and 
Statistics  Bureau.)      [Monthly.     Subject  to  revision.]     t     •  Item  710 

L.  C.  card  A  35-1300  IC  1  ste.19  :  944/7 

■    Operating  revenues  and  operating  expenses,  selected  items  for  large  steam 

railways,  July  1944.     [1944.]     2  p.  oblong  large  8°     (Statement  M-150 ;  Trans- 
port  Economics   and    Statistics   Bureau.)      [Monthly.      Subject   to   revision.] 
t     •  Item  711 
U.  C.  card  A  29-378  IC  1  ste.20 :  944/7 

Operating  statistics  of  large  steam  railways,  selecttMl  items  for  .Tune  1944 

compared  with  June  1943;  June  1944.     [1914.]     2  p.  oblong  large  8"      (State- 
ment  M-200;   Transport   Economics  and   Statistics  Bureau.)      [Monthly.     Sub- 
ject to  revision.]     t     •  Item  712 

L.  C.  card  A  29-380  IC  1  ste.22 :  944/6 

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Railroads — Contimu'd. 

Passeuger  traffic  statistics    (other  than  commutation)    of  class  1  steam 

railways  in  United  States  (switching  and  terminal  companies  not  included), 
May  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  oblong  large  S"  (Statement  M-25U.)  [Monthly. 
Processed.     Subject  to  revision.]      t 

L.  C.  card  A  38-1273  IC  1  ste.40:  944/5 

Passenger  train  performance  of  class  1  steam  railways  in  unitea  States 

(switching  and  terminal  companies  not  included),  June  1944.  [1944. J 
4  p.  oblong  large  S"  ( Statement  M-213,  OS-B  ;  Transport  Economics  and  Sta- 
tistics Bureau.)      [Monthly.     Subject  to  revision.]     f     •  Item  713 

L.  C.  card  A  36-577  IC  1  ste.37 :  944/6 

Same,  July  1944.     1944.     4  p.  oblong  large  8"     (Statement  M-213,  uS-B; 

Transport  Economics  and  Statistics  Bureau.)  [Monthly.  Subject  to  revi- 
sion.]    t     •  Item  713  IC  1  ste.37 :  944/7 

Revenue  traffic  statistics  of  class  1  steam  railways  in  United  States  (switch- 
ing and  terminal  companies  not  included),  June  1944.     [1944.]     2  p.  oblong 
large  8°     (Statement  M-220,  OS-D ;  Transport  Economics  and  Statistics  Bu- 
reau.)     [Monthly.     Subject  to  revision.]     t     •  Item  714 
L.  C.  card  A  29-381  IC  1  ste.24 :  944/6 

Selected   income  and  balance-sheet  items  of  class  1  steam   railways   in 

United  States  (switching  and  terminal  companies  not  included)  [and  Selected 
income  items  by  regions  and  districts,  class  1  steam  railways],  June  1944. 
[1944.]  2  p.  il.  oblong  large  8°  (Statement  M-125;  Transport  Economics  and 
Statistics  Bureau.)      [Monthly.     Subject  to  revision.]     t     •  Item  715 

L.  C.  card  A  32-1785  IC  1  ste.34 :  944/6 

Steam'  railwayis  in  hands  of  receivers  and  trustees  on  Dec.  31,  1943,  and 

changes  in  list  of  companies  affected  by  receivership  or  trusteeship  to  June  30, 
1944.     Washington,    D.    C,    Aug.    1944.     7    p.    oblong   8°     (Statement    4433.) 
[Proces.sed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  A  42-4841  IC  1  ste.4o :  944 

Tons  of  revenue  freight  originated  and  tons  terminated  in  carloads  by 

claases  of  commodities  and  by  geographic  areas,  class  1  steam  railways,  Feb. 
1944.  [1944.]  13  p.  oblong  large  8°  (Statement  M-550,  SCS;  Transport 
Economics  and  Statistics  Bureau.)  [Monthly.  Subject  to  revision.]  t 
•  Item  717 

L.  C.  card  A  40-2952  IC  1  ste.  42:944/2 

• Same  Mar.  1944.     [1944.]     13  p.  oblong  large  8°     ( Statement  M-550,  SCS  ; 

Transport  Economics  and  Statistics  Bureau.)  [Monthly.  Subject  to  revision.] 
t     •  Item  717  IC  1  ste.42  :  944/3 

• Yard  service  performance  of  class  1  steam  railways  in  United  States  (class 

1  switching  and  terminal  companies  included),  June  1944.     1944.     1  p.  oblong 
large  8°     (Statement  M-215,  OS-C ;  Transport  Economics  and  Statistics  Bu- 
reau.)     [Monthly.     Subject  to  revision.]     t     •  Item  719 
L.  C.  card  A  36-578  IC  1  ste.38 :  944/6 

• Same,  July  1944.     1944.     1  p.  oblong  large  8°     (Statement  M-215.  OS-C; 

Transport  Economics  and  Statistics  Bureau.)  [Monthly.  Subject  to  revision.] 
t     •  Item  719  IC  1  ste.38  :  94^1/7 

Traffic  decisions.     See,  below,  center  head  Decisions  {Traffic). 

Transportation.     Monthly    comment    on    transportation    statistics    [July    1944]. 

Sept.  5,  1944.     13  p.  1  pi.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

L.  C.  card  A  42-3365  IC  1.17 :  944/7 

Valnatiov  decisions.     See,  below,  center  head  Decisions  {Valuation). 

Decisions  {Finance) 

Note. — The  following  decisions  or  opinions,  issued  in  .'separate  form  art-  from  the  Inter- 
state (.■onimercc  Commission  reports. 

Chicago,  Burlinf/ton  d-  Quinci/  Railroad.  Finance  docket  no.  14535,  Chicago. 
Burlington  &  Quincy  Railroad  Companv  securities;  decided  May  22,  1944. 
[1944.]      p.  295-306.  '  (F-Sn57).      [From  v.  257.]      *  Paper,  5c. 

IC  1.6/1  a  :  F-8657 

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Chicago,  Mihcaukrc,  St.  Paul  d-  FacifiG  Railroad.  Finance  docket  no.  13085, 
Chicago,  Milwaukee,  St.  Paul  &  Pacific  Railroad  Company  trustees  et  al.  con- 
struction, etc.;  [decided  Mar.  7,  1944 J.  [1944.J  [IJ +292-294  p.  {F-8656.) 
[From  V.  257.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/1  a  :  F-8650 

Chicago,  Rock  I-shnul  d-  Pacific  Rail waij.  Finance  docket  no.  10028,  Chicago,  Rock 
Island  &  Pacific  Railway  Company  reorganization ;  decided  Jan.  3,  1944. 
[1944.]     p.  265-293.      (F-8655.)      [From  v.  257.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

IC  1.6/1  a  :  F-8655 

Decisions  {Motor  carrier) 

Note. — The  following  decision  or  opinion  issued  in  separate  form  is  from  the  Interstate 
Commerce  Commission  reports. 

Merriman.  Williaw  S.  No.  MC-12267,  William  S.  Merriman  broker  application ; 
[decided  Apr.  12,  1944].  [1944.]  [l]+372-374  p.  (M-65.34.)  [From  Motor 
carrier  cases,  v.  43.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1  mot.8/a  :  M-6534 

Decisions   {Motor  carrier,  finance) 

Note. — The  following  decisions  or  opinions  issued  in  separate  form  are  from  the  Inter- 
state Commerce  Commission  reports. 

Capitol  Motor  Lines,  Inc.  No.  MC-F-2407,  Jacob  Gold,  et  al.,  control,  National 
Transportation  Company,  lease,  Capitol  Motor  Lines,  Inc. ;  decided  June  9,  1944. 
[1944.1     p.     643-046.      (MF-1402.)      [From     Motor     carrier     caseis,     v.     39.] 

*  Paper,  5c.  IC  1  mot.8/a  2  :  MF-1402 

Hannon  Motor  Lines,  Inc.  No.  MC-F-2206,  M.  J.  Hannon  [doing  business  as 
M.  J.  Express  Lines],  control,  Hannon  Motor  Lines,  Inc. ",  [decided  May  9,  1944]. 
[1944.]      [1] +620-622    p.     (MF-1400.)      [From   Motor   carrier   cases,   v.    39.] 

*  Paper,  5c.  IC  1  mot.8/a2  :  MF-1400 

Interstate  Motor  Freight  System.  No.  MC-F-2181,  United  States  Freight  Com- 
pany, investigation  of  control,  Interstate  Motor  Freight  System ;  decided  June 
12,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  623-642.  (MF-1401.)  [From  Motor  carrier  cases,  v. 
39.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1  niot.S/a  2 :  MF-1401 

Petroleum  Transport,  Inc.  No.  MC-F-2439,  Refiners  Transport  &  Terminal  Cor- 
poration, purchase.  Petroleum  Transport,  Inc. ;  [decided  Mar.  2,  1944].  [1944.] 
[1] +662-664  p.     (MF-1404.)      [From  Motor  carrier  cases,  v.  39.]     *  Paper.  5c. 

IC  1  mot.8/a  2  :  MF-1404 

Western  Kentucky  Stages.  No.  MC-F-2225,  Wylie  Dobbs,  et  al.,  control,  James 
D.  Van  Hoosier,  et  al.  [doing  business  as  Western  Kentucky  Stages]  ;  decided 
June  15,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  647-661.  (MF-1403.)  [From  Motor  carrier  cases, 
V.  39.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1  mot.8/a  2  :  MF-1403 

Decisions   {Traffic) 

Note. — The  following  decisions  or  opinions  issued  in  separate  form  are  from  the  Inter- 
state Commerce  Commission  reports. 

Cotton  goods.  Investigation  and  suspension  docket  no.  3636,  cotton,  woolen,  and 
knitting  factory  products,  decided  Apr.  10,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  471-514. 
([Opinion]  24404.)      [From  v.  258.]     *  Paper,  10c.  lC1.6/la :  24404 

Dining-car  service.  No.  2S895,  Elmer  W.  Henderson  v.  Southern  Railway  Com- 
l)anv;  decided  Ma V  13.  1944.  [1944.]  p.  413-421.  ( [Opinion]  243,94.)  [From 
V.  258.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la  :  24394 

Freight  rates.  Investigation  and  suspension  docket  no.  5247,  all  freight,  straight 
carloads,  to  and  from  Ihe  South;  decided  Mav  26,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  579-584. 
( [Opinion]  24414. )     [From  v.  258.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la  :  24414 

Iron.  No.  28874,  Coeburn  Produce  Company  v.  Norfolk  &  Western  Railway 
Company  et  al. ;  decided  June  7,  1£^4.  '  [1944]  p.  529-541.  ([Opinion] 
24408.)      [From  v.  258.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/1  a :  24408 

Livestock.  No.  28688,  J.  G.  Rogers  v.  Cincinnati  New  Orleans  &  Texas  Pacific 
Railway  Company  et  al. ;  decided  June  7,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  553-558.  ([Opin- 
ion] 24411.)     [From  v.  2.58.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la  :  24411 

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Lumber.  Investigation  and  suspension  docket  no.  5120,  routing  lumber  and 
fruits  from  tlie  South  to  Central  Freight  Association  territory;  [decided  Juno 
7,  1!)44].  [1944.1  [l]+572-578  p.  ([Opinion]  24413.)  '[From  v.  258.] 
•Paper,   .5c.  IC  1.6/la  :  24413 

Passniffcr  rates.  No.  28901,  passenger  fares  between  District  of  Columbia  and 
nearby  Virginia;  decided  June  12,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  559-571.  ([Opinion] 
24412.)      [From  v.  258.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la  :  24412 

PirJc-iip  serriec.  Investigation  and  suspension  docket  no.  5258,  Morgain  Forward- 
ing Co..  pick  up  and  storage;  decided  June  16,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  547-552. 
([Opinion]  24410.)      [From  v.  258.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC1.6/la :  24410 

Pipe.  Investigation  and  suspension  docket  no.  5229,  iron  pipe  from  lower  Mis- 
sissippi River  crossings  to  Texas;  decided  May  19,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  449^.54. 
([Opinion]    24400.)      [From    v.    258.]     *  Paper,    5c.  IC  1.6/la ;  24400 

Potdxh.  No.  28820,  Potash  Company  of  America  v.  Aberdeen  and  Rockfish  Rail- 
road Company  et  al. ;  decided  Mar.  2,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  109-132.  ([Opinion] 
24361.)      [From  V.  258.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la :  24361 

Printinq  ivk.  Fourth  section  application  no.  20076,  newsprinting  ink  from  Hous- 
ton, Tex.;  decided  Apr.  17,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  427-433.  ([Opinion]  24396.) 
[From  V.  258.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la  :  24390 

Pyrites  eiruler.     No.  29010.   Standard  Lime  &  Stone  Company  v.  Pennsylvania 

■    Railroad     Company;     [decided     June    15.     1944].     [1944.]      [l]-f  .542-546    p. 

([Opinion]  24409.)      [From  v.  258.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la  :  24409 

7'(ir.  Investigation  and  suspension  docket  no  5199,  tar  in  the  Southeast;  decided 
May   15,   1944.     [1944.]     p.   403-412.      ([Opinion]    24393.)  [From   v.   258.] 

♦Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la  :  24393 

rnladiiif/  and  lading.  Investigation  and  suspension  docket  no.  5268,  rule  33, 
multiple  loading;  decided  June  3.  1944.  [1944.]  p.  585-592.  ([Opinion] 
24415.)      [From  V.  258.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la  :  24415 

Dccisiofis   {Valvdtion) 

Note. — Tlie  following  decision  or  opinion  issued  in  separate  form  is  from  the  Interstate 
Commerce  Commission  valuation  reports. 

CJunuplin  Refining  Co.  Valuation  docket  no.  1267,  Champlin  Refining  Company, 
valuation  of  pipe  line;  [decided  June  12,  1944].  [1944.]  [l]-f 542-549  p. 
(B-1014.)      [From  Valuation  reports,  v.  49.]     *  Paper,  5c.   IC  1  val.9/a  :  B-1014 

JUSTICE  DEPARTMENT 

Albrecht,  E.  J.,  Co.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  4557S.  E.  J.  Albrecht  Company  v. 
United  States  ;  defendant's  brief.     [1944.]    p.  63-82.    $  J  1.80  :A1 15/3 

Allen,  Alvina.  No.  10760.  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  9th  circuit,  Alvina  Allen 
[et  al.]  V.  .Tames  E.  Markham,  as  he  is  alien  property  custodian,  upon  appeal 
from  district  court  for  northern  district  of  California,  southern  division ;  brief 
lor  appellee.     [1944.]    cover  title,  iv+ 70  p.    t  J  1.76  :  Al  53 

Aluminum  Company  of  America.  No.  286,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States, 
Oct.  term,  1944.  Aluminum  Company  of  America  v.  commissioner  of  internal 
revenue,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  3(1 
circuit;  brief  for  respondent  in  opposition.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii+24  p.     J 

J  1.78 :  Al  82/8 

American  Mail  Line,  Ltd.  No.  45,441,  in  Court  of  Claims,  American  Mail  Line, 
Ltd.  V.  United  States;  brief  on  behalf  of  United  States  [1944.]  cover  title, 
iii+97_135  p..    t  J  i.so :  Am  35  ma/3 

Arner  Co.,  Inc.  No.  301.  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944. 
Arner  Company.  Inc  .  et  al.,  v.  United  States,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari 
to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  l.st  circuit;  brief  for  United  States  in  opposition. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  i +15  p.     %  J1.7S:Ar62 

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Arnold.  Eloisc  D.  No.  4003,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  1st  circuit,  commis- 
siouer  of  iuterual  revenue  f.  Eloise  D.  Arnold  et  al.,  on  petition  for  review  of 
decisions  of  Tax  Court;  brief  for  petitioner.  Ll'J^l-1.1  cover  title,  i  +  11  p. 
large  8"     |  J  1.76:  Ar  64 

Association  of  American  Railroads.  Civil  no.  246,  in  district  court  for  district 
of  Nebraska,  Lincoln  division,  United  States  v.  Association  of  American  Rail- 
roads et  al. ;  complaint.     L19^-l-]     cover  title,  67  p.     t  J  1.75:  As  78/15 

Baker,  Xornian  G.  No.  151,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
Norman  G.  Baker  i\  Walter  A.  Hunter,  warden,  United  States  Penitentiary, 
Leavenworth,  Kans.,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals 
for  10th  circuit ;  nienutrandum  suggesting  that  above-entitled  cause  has  become 
moot.     [1944.J     cover  title,  2  p.     t  J  1.78  :B  175/5 

Same ;  reply  memorandum  to  petitioner's  resistance  to  motion  to  dismiss 

and  supplemental  amendment  to  petition.     [1944.]     cover  title,  2  p.     | 

J  1.7S  :  B  175/6 

Ballesier-Ripoll,  Francisco.  No.  227,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct. 
term,  1944,  Francisco  Ballester-Ripoll  v.  Court  of  Tax  Appeals  of  Puerto  Rico 
et  al.,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  1st  circuit ; 
brief  for  respondent  in  opposition.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii+24  p.     t 

J  1.78 :  B  212/3 

Bankers  Mortgage  Co.  No.  267,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term, 
1944,  Bankers  Mortgage  Company  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on 
petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  5th  circuit;  brief 
for  respondent  in  opposition.     [1944.]    cover  title,  i-f-13  p.    t  J  1.78  :  B  225 

Barr,  John.  No.  287,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1943,  John 
Barr  v.  United  States,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  Court  of  Customs 
and  Patent  Appeals;  brief  for  United  States  in  opposition.  [1944.]  cover 
title,  i+14  p.'   t  J  1.78 :B  27 

Better  Business  Bureau  of  Washington,  D.  C,  Inc.  No.  8765,  UiUted  States 
Court  of  Appeals,  District  of  Columbia,  Better  Business  Bureau  of  Washing- 
ton, D.  C,  Inc.,  'V.  United  States,  on  appeal  from  District  Court  of  United  States 
for  District  of  Columbia;  brief  for  United  States.  [1944.]  cover  title,  ii+22 
p.     t  J  1'5'T  :  B  466 

Bingham.  Mrs.  Mary  L.  No.  — ,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d  circuit,  com- 
missioner of  internal  revenue  v.  trust  u/w  of  Mary  Lily  (Flagler)  Bingham, 
William  R.  Kenan,  jr.,  and  Lawrence  C.  Haines,  trustees,  on  petition  for  review 
of  decision  of  Tax  Court;  brief  for  petitioner.  [1944.]  cover  title,  ii-|-32 
p.     t  J  1.76 :  B  513/4 

Bloch,  Mrs.  Amelia  D.  No.  10697,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  9th  circuit, 
Amelia  Davis  Bloch  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for 
review  of  decision  of  Tax  Court;  brief  for  respondent.  [1944.]  cover  title. 
ii+28  p.     t  J  1.76  :B  62/2 

Brand  Investment  Co.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  44G17,  Brand  Investment  Com- 
pany V.  United  States:  defendant's  motion  for  new  trial  and  brief  in  support 
thereof.     [1944.]     p.  73-90.     $  J  l.SO :  B  733/5 

Brandeis,  J.  L.,  d-  Sons.  No.  385.  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States.  Oct.  term, 
1944,  J.  L.  Brandeis  &  Sons  v.  National  Labor  Relations  Board,  on  petition  for 
writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  8th  circuit ;  brief  for  National 
Labor  Relations  Board  in  opposition.     [1944.]     cover  tith',  ii-fll  p.     t 

J  1.78  :B  733 

Canadian  Aviator  Limited.  No.  279,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States.  Oct. 
term,  1944,  Canndiau  Aviator  Limited  v.  United  States,  on  ijetition  for  writ  of 
certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  3d  circuit;  brief  for  United  States  in 
opposition.      [1944.]     cover  title,  ii+16  p.     t  J  1.78:  ('16/2 

Carotene  Products  Co.  No.  21,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term, 
1944,  Carolene  Products  Company,  Charles  Ilauser,  and  William  H.  Hartke  v. 
United  States,  on  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  4tli  circuit ; 
brief  for  United  States.     [1944.]     cover  title,  iii +54  p.     t  J  1.78  :C  22/2 

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Chase,  John.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  46133,  John  Chase  v.  United  States;  de- 
fendant's demurrer  to  phiintifiFs  petition  [and]  defendant's  brief  on  demurrer. 
[1944.]     p.  9-12.     t  J  1.80  :C  387 

Connecticut  Liyht  d  Power  Co.  No.  189,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct. 
term,  1944,  Connecticut  Light  and  Power  Company  v.  Federal  Power  Commis- 
sion, on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  United  States  Court  of  Appeals  for 
District  of  Columbia;  brief  for  respondent  in  opposition.  [1944.]  cover  tifle. 
ii+23p.     t  J  1.78  :C  762 

Couchois,  James  O.  No.  178,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
James  Orville  Couchois  v.  United  States,  on  motion  for  leave  to  proceed  in  forma 
pauperis  and  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  5tli 
circuit ;  memorandum  for  United  States  in  opposition  to  granting  of  petition 
for  writ  of  certiorari.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i+18  p.     %  J  1.78  :C  83 

Dietzen,  Eugene,  Co.  No.  304  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
Eugene  Dietzen  Co.  v.  Federal  Trade  Commission,  on  petition  for  writ  of 
certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  7th  circuit;  brief  for  Federal  Trade 
Commission  in  opposition.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i +10  p.     t  J  1.78  :D  568 

Dixon,  John  R.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  45928,  John  R.  Dixon  v.  United  States; 
defendant's  brief.     [1944.]     p.  17-26.     t  J  1.80  :D  645 

Domres,  Clarence  P.  No.  225,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  St;ites,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
Clarence  Paul  Domres  v.  United  States,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to 
circuit  court  of  appeals  for  7th  circuit ;  memorandum  for  United  States  in 
opposition.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i +12  p.     t  J.  1.78  :D  714 

Dvorkin,  JacoJ).  No.  300,  in  Supreme  Coiirt  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
Jacob  Dvorliin  v.  United  States,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  Court  of 
Claims  ;  brief  for  respondent  in  opposition.    [1944.]    cover  title,  i+15  p.  3  pi.     t 

J  1.78 :  D  950 

ISth  Street  Leader  Stores,  Inc.  No.  268,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct. 
term,  1944,  18th  Street  Leader  Stores,  Inc.  v.  United  States,  on  petition  for  writ 
of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  7th  circuit ;  brief  for  United  States 
in  opposition.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i +14  p.     %  J1.78:Ei44 

Eisenmenger,  Mrs.  Marie  A.  No.  12828,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  8th  circuit, 
Marie  Anna  Eisenmenger  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for 
review  of  decision  of  Tax  Court;  brief  for  respondent.  [1944,]  cover  title. 
ii+22  p.     t  J  1.76 :  Ei  84 

Giese,  Willis  E.  No.  1G2,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
Willis  E.  Giese  v.  United  States,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  United 
States  Court  of  Appeals  for  District  of  Columbia ;  brief  for  United  States  in 
opposition.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i+ 10  p.     t  J  1.78  :G  364 

Goldman,  William,  Theatres,  Inc.  Civil  no.  8639,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for 
3d  circuit,  Oct.  term,  1944,  William  Goldman  Theatres,  Inc.  v.  Loew's,  Inc. 
[et  al.]  ;  brief  on  behalf  of  United  States  as  amicus  curiae.  [1944.]  cover 
title,  i  +23  p.     J  J  1.76 :  G  569/2 

Hamilton  County,  Ohio.  No.  388,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States.  Oct.  term, 
1944,  E"'ederal  Public  Housing  Authority,  formerly  United  States  Housing  Au- 
thority, V.  George  Guckenberger,  auditor,  Hamilton  County,  Ohio,  and  Ethel 
Skirvin,  appeal  from  Supreme  Court  of  Ohio;  statement  as  to  jurisdiction. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  58  p.     $  J  1.78 :  H  18/4 

Hancock  Truck  Lines,  Inc.  No.  — ,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term, 
1944,  United  States  and  Interstate  Commerce  Commission  r.  Hancock  Ti'uck 
Lines,  Inc.,  appeal  from  district  court  for  southern  district  of  Indiana,  Indian- 
ap<^)lis  division  ;  brief  for  United  States  and  Interstate  Commerce  Commission 
in  opposition  to  appellee's  statement  against  jurisdiction  and  motion  to  dismiss 
or  aftirm.     [1J)44.]     cover  title,  15  p.     t  J  1.78 :H  191 

Hardie-Tynes  Manufacturing  Co.  In  Coui-t  of  Claims,  no.  44385,  Hardie-Tynes 
Manufacturing  Company  v.  United  States;  defendant's  exceptions  to  findings 
of  fact  and  report  of  commissioner  and  request  for  special  findings  of  fact. 
[1944.]     p.  13-17.     t  J  1.80:  H  218 

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Hempstead,  N.  Y.  In  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d  ciiTuit,  United  States  v.  122 
acres  of  land,  more  or  less,  situate  in  town  of  Hempstead,  county  of  Nassau,  N.  Y., 
and  Edward  Alslieimer,  et  al.,  defendants,  Delano  Park  Homes,  Inc.,  and  Delano 
Park,  Inc.,  appellants,  appeal  from  district  court  for  eastern  district  of  New 
York  ;  brief  for  United  States.     [1944.]    cover  title,  iv+45  p.    t        J  1.7G  :  H  378 

Hill,  Milton  A.  In  Court  of  Chiims,  no.  45995,  Milton  A.  Hill  v.  United  States; 
defendant's  request  for  special  tindings  of  fact  and  brief.     [1944.]     p.  17-20.    % 

J  1.80 :  H  554 
Hirsch,  Snndor  -S.     In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  45853,  Sandor  S.  Hirsch  &  Pernice 
Contracting  Corporation  v.  United  States ;  defendant's  exceptions  to  commis- 
sioner's report  and  request  for  findings  of  fact.     [1!M4.]     p.  37-45.     t 

J  1.80 :  H  615/3 

Hirsch  Improvement  Co.  No.  362.  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term 
1944,  Hirsch  Improvement  Company  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  or. 
petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d  circuit;  brief 
for  respondent  in  opposition.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i  + 12  p.     |  J  1.78  :H  615 

Holpucli,  Joseph  A.,  Co.  No.  43814,  in  Court  of  Claims,  Joseph  A.  Holpuch  Com- 
pany V.  United  States;  defendant's  brief.  [1944.]  cover  title,  ii  +  127-161 
p.     J  J  1.80 :  H  741/6 

Hoyt,  Mrs.  Cornelia  B.  No.  — .  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d  circuit,  Cornelia 
B.  Hoyt  V.  commis.'iioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for  review  of  decision 
of  Tax  Court;  brief  for  respondent.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii+22  p.     % 

J  1.76 :  H  854 

Tnterndtionnl  Union  of  Mine.  Mill  (tnd  Smelter  Workers.  No.  337,  in  Supreme 
Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944,  International  Union  of  Mine,  Mill  and 
Smelter  Workers,  Locals  Nos.  15,  17,  107,  108,  and  111,  affiliated  with  Congress 
of  Industrial  Organizations,  v.  Eagle-Picher  Mining  and  Smelting  Company 
and  Eagle-Picher  Lead  Company  and  National  Labor  Relations  Board,  on  peti- 
tion for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  coiirt  of  appeals  for  8th  circuit;  memoran- 
dum for  National  Labor  Relations  Board.      [1944.]     cover  title,  ii+29  p.     t 

J  1.78  :  In  85/9 

Kentucky  Metal  Products  Co.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  44410,  Kentucky  Metal 
Products  Company  v.  United  States;  defendant's  brief.     [1944.]     p.  23-36.     $ 

J  1.80 :  K  419 

Kieferdorf,  Mrs.  May  R.  No.  325,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term, 
1944,  May  R.  Kieferdorf  v.  commissionei-  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for 
writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  9th  circuit ;  brief  for  respondent 
in  opposition.     [1944.  J     cover  title,  ii+14  p.     |  J  1.78  :K  542 

Kroger,  B.  H.  No.  9793.  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  6th  circuit,  estate  of 
B.  H.  Kroger,  Chester  F.  Kroger  [et  al.]  executors,  v.  commissioner  of  internal 
revenue,  on  petition  for  review  of  decision  of  Tax  Court ;  brief  for  respondent. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  v  +  54  p.     %  .1 1.76:  K  914/2 

Leake,  Frederic.  No.  215,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944. 
Frederic  Leake  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for  writ  of 
certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  6th  circuit ;  brief  for  respondent  in 
opix)sition.     [1944.]     cover  title,  1  +  14  p.     %  .T1.78:L472 

Ledyard,  Letvis  C,  jr.  No.  277.  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term, 
1944,  United  States  Trust  Company  of  New  York,  exet-utor  of  Lewis  Cass 
Ledyard,  jr..  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for  writ  of  cer- 
tiorari to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d  circuit :  brief  for  re.«:pondent  in  opposi- 
tion.    [1944.]     cover  title,  i  +  lO  p.     $  .T1.78:L499 

Le  Tourneaii  Company  of  Georgia.  No.  — ,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct. 
term,  1944,  National  Labor  Relations  Board  v.  Le  Tourneau  Company  of 
Georgia;  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  5th 
circuit.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i +18  p.     t  J  1.78  :L  569 

Proceedings  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  5th  circuit,  no.  10954.  LeTour- 

neau  Company  of  Georgia  vs.  National  Lalior  Relations  Board ;  petition  for 
review  of  order  of  National  Labor  Relations  Board.     [1944.]     p.  79-82.     J 

J  1.76  :L  569 

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Liti  Miiiiufdctiiriiig  Co.  In  Court  ofClaims,  no.  45498,  Aleck  Leitman,  trading 
as  Lite  Manufacturing  Company,  r.  Tnitcd  States;  defendant's  brief.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  i+91-11'4  p.     J  J  1.80:  L  712/2 

Lo.s/i.  Alfred  R.  No.  2iX)l.  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  10th  circuit.  A.  li.  Losh 
and  Jennie  C.  Losh  r.  connuissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for  review 
of  decision  of  Tax  Court;  supplemental  brief  for  respondent.  [1944.]  cover 
title,  i  +  14  p.     I  J1.76:LS97/2 

LuDi,  Ralph  E.  No.  8(i77,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  3d  circuit,  Ralph  E.  Liuu 
r.  commissioner  of  iniernal  revenue,  on  jietition  for  review  of  decision  of  Ta  ; 
Court;  brief  for  respondent.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i+17  p.     t      J  1.76 :L 97/ 2 

Lii-stlKius,  A.  L.  No.  8C97,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  3d  circuit,  A.  L.  Lusthaus 
r.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for  review  of  decision  of  Tax 
Court  ;  brief  for  respondent.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii+lG  p.     t  J1.76:L97(; 

Mack.  J.  Gonlo)}.  No.  S(JG7,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  3d  circuit,  J.  Gordon 
Mack  r.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for  review  of  decision 
Oi  Tax  Court ;  bri^f  for  respondent.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii+19  p.     X 

J  1.76 :  M  19/2 

Ma{/)toIia  Petroleum  Co.  No.  209,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term. 
1944.  Magnolia  Petroleum  Company  v.  United  States,  on  petition  for  writ  of 
certiorari  to  Court  of  Claims;  brief  for  United  States  in  opposition.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  i+13  p.     t  J  1.78  :M  275 

}fa)tuel  Anius,  steamship.  No.  278,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct. 
term.  1944.  Compania  Trai-:atlantica  (formerly  Compania  Trasatlantica  admin- 
istrada  por  el  Estado)  i-.  S.  S.  Manuel  Arnus,  her  engines,  etc..  United  States, 
claimant,  appearing  specially,  and  Todd-Galveston  Dry  Docks,  Inc.,  on  petition 
for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  5th  circuit:  brief  for 
T'nited  States  in  opposition.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i+ 18  p.     t     J  1.78  :C  738/2 

Marietta  Chair  Co.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  44192.  Marietta  Chair  Company  r. 
United  States ;  defendant's  brief.     [1944.]     p.  27-38.     +  J  1.80  :M  338/2 

Ma.-i.iman  Construetion  Co.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  45765,  Massman  Construction 
Company  v.  United  States :  defendant's  exceptions  to  report  of  commissioner 
and  request  for  special  findings  of  fact.     [1944.]     p.  81-85,     %    J  1.80  :M  387 

Mutual  Fire  Insuranee  Company  of  Germantou-n.  No.  292,  in  Supreme  Court  of 
United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944.  Mutual  Fire  Insurance  Company  of  German- 
town  V.  United  States,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of 
appeals  for  3d  circuit;  brief  for  United  States  in  opposition  [1944.]  cover- 
title,  i+16  p.     i  J1.78:M9S5- 

Neir  Hampshire  Fire  I)isura)iee  Co.  No.  4012-13.  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for 
1st  circuit,  commissioner  of  internal  revenue  v.  New  Hampshire  Fire  Insurance 
Company  ;  New  Hampshire  Fire  Insurance  Company  v.  commissioner  of  internal 
revenue,  on  petitions  for  review  of  decision  of  Tax  Court ;  brief  for  commissioner. 
[1944.]    cover  title,  ii +24  p.  large  8°    t  J  1.76 :  N  42  ha/3 

Neic  Mexico  Public  Service  Co.  No.  2933.  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  10th 
circuit,  New  Mexico  Public  Service  Co.  r.  George  Eugel,  appeal  from  district 
court  for  district  of  New  Mexico ;  brief  for  administrator  of  Wage  and  Hour 
Division  of  Department  of  Labor,  as  amicus  curiae.  [1944.]  cover  title. 
ii+28  p.     t  L  21.7  :N  42  m 

Xetr  York  Handkerchief  Mfg.  Co.  No.  247.  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States. 
Oct.  term,  1944,  New  York  Handkerchief  Mfg.  Co.  v.  United  States,  on  petition 
for  writ  of  certiorai'i  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  7th  circuit ;  brief  for  United 
States  in  opposition.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii+14  p.     t  J  1.78 :  N  42  yo  9 

Neiv  York  State  Guernsey  Breeders'  Co-Operative.  Inc.  No.  246,  in  Supreme 
Court  of  United  States.  Oct.  term.  1944,  New  Tork  State  Guernsey  Breeders' 
Co-Operative,  Inc.  r.  Claude  R.  Wickard,  Secretary  of  Agricultm-e.  on  petition 
for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d  circuit;  brief  for 
respondent  in  opposition.    [1944.]    cover  title,  i-f- 16  p.    t  J  1.78  :  N  42  yo/10 

Newport  Industries.  Inc.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  45527.  Newport  Industries. 
Inc..  r.  United  States :  request  for  findings  of  fact  and  brief  for  United  States. 
[1944.]     p.  3V46.     t  J  1.80  :N  473 

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Northwestern  MutunJ  Fire  Association.  No.  2r)4,  in  Suyreme  Court  of  United 
States.  Oct.  term,  1944,  Northwestern  Mutual  Fire  Association  and  Northwest 
Casualty  Company  v.  National  Labor  Relations  Hoard,  on  p;Mition  tor  writ  of 
certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  'Jth  circuit;  brief  for  National  Labor 
Relations  IJoard  in  opposition.     [1944.]     cover  title,   i-flO  p.     + 

J  1.78  :  N  819/7 

O'Bnjan,  ^yilliam  L.  E.  No.  10767,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  9th  circuit, 
William  L.  E.  O'Bryan  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for 
review  of  decision  of  Tax  Court;  brief  for  respondent.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
ii+25  p.     t  J1.7G:Ob6/2 

O'Haf/au.  Robert.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  45528,  Robert  O'llagan  v.  United 
States:  defendant's  request  for  special  findings  of  fact  and  brief.  [1944.] 
p.  29-39.     t  J  1.80  :  Oh  1/3 

Panhandle  Eastern  Pipe  Line  Co.  No.  296,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States, 
Oct.  term,  1944,  Panhandle  Eastern  Pipe  Line  Company,  Illinois  Natural  Gas 
Company,  and  Michigan  Gas  Transmission  Corporation  v.  Federal  Power 
Connnission,  Detroit,  Mich,  [et  al.],  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit 
court  of  appeals  for  8th  circuit ;  brief  for  respondents,  Detroit,  Mich.,  county 
of  Wayne,  Mich.,  and  Michigan  Public  Service  Commission  in  opposition. 
[1044.]     cover  title,  i+21  p.     t  J  1.78  :  P  193 

Parlx-e,  Austin  d  Lipscomb,  Inc.  No.  392,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct. 
term,  1944.  Parke,  Austin  &  Lipscomb,  Inc.,  et  al.,  v.  Federal  Trade  Commission, 
on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d  circuit : 
brief  for  Federal  Trade  Commission  in  opposition.  [1944.]  cover  title,  i+9 
p.     t  J  1.78  :  P  222 

P(  !/ton  Packing  Co.,  Inc.  No.  298,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term. 
1944,  Peyton  Packing  Company,  Inc.,  v.  National  Labor  Relations  Board,  on 
petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  5th  circuit:  brief 
for  National  Labor  Relations  Board  in  opposition.  [1944.]  cover  title,  ii  +  17 
p.     t  J  1-T8 :  P  468 

Pierce,  Mr.'<.  Kathnrine  C.  No.  19314,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d  circuit, 
commissioner  of  internal  revenue  v.  Katharine  C.  Pierce;  Katharine  C.  Pierce  r. 
commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petitions  for  review  of  decision  of  Tax 
Court;  brief  for  commissioner.     [1944.]     cover  title,  iii+31  p.     X 

J  1.76  :P  611/3 

Pierce  Oil  Corporation.  In  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  no  45442,  Pierce 
Oil  Corporation,  and  Henry  C.  Riely  and  Robert  T.  Barton,  jr.,  as  its  receivers. 
V.  United  States;  brief  for  United  States  in  response  to  plaintiff's  motion  for 
new  trial.     [1944.]     p.  197-214.  •  J  J  1.78  :  P  611/3 

Putnam  Knitting  Co.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  45453,  Putnam  Knitting  Company 
V.  United  States  ;  brief  for  United  States.    [1944.]    p.  21-40.    t  J  1.80  :  P  983 

Quaker  Rubber  Corporation.  No.  8696,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  3d  circuit. 
Quaker  Rubber  Corporation  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition 
for  review  of  decision  of  Tax  Court ;  brief  for  respondent.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
i+21  p.     t  J  1.76  :Q  24/3 

Rae,  Walter  S.  No.  8608,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  3d  circuit,  estate  of 
Walter  S.  Rae,  Beryl  Rae  Stiening,  executrix,  v.  c<»mmissioner  of  internal 
revenue,  on  petition  for  review  of  decision  of  Tax  Court;  brief  for  respondent. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  ii+37  p.     |  .I1.76:R12 

Raisch,  Albert  O.  In  court  of  Claims,  no.  45994,  Albert  G.  Raisch  r.  United 
States;  defendant's  answer  and  plea  of  set-off.     [1944.]     p.  21-25.     t 

.1  1.80  :  R  136 

Raiadam  Co.  No.  316,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term.  1944, 
Raladam  Company,  as  claimant  of  62  packages,  more  or  less,  of  Marmola  pre- 
scription tablets,  V.  United  States,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certitirari#to  circuit 
court  of  appeals  for  7th  circuit;  brief  for  United  States  in  opposition.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  i  +  15  p.     X  J  1.78  :  R  137/3 

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Republic  Aviation  Corporation.  No.  226,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct. 
term,  1944.  Ropnblic  Aviation  Corporation  r.  National  Labor  Relations  Board, 
on  pelition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2(1  circuit; 
memorandum  for  National  Labor  Relations  Board.  [1944.]  cover  title 
i+18  p.     t  J  1.78  :R  299/4 

Rockefeller,  J.  Sterli)i(/.  No.  317,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term, 
1944,  J.  Sterling  Rockefeller  v.  commi.s.sioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition 
for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d  circuit ;  brief  for 
respondent  in  opposition.    [1944.]    cover  title,  i+10  p.    J  J  1.78  :  R  59 

Rodney,  Inc.  No.  — ,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d  circuit,  Rodney,  Incor- 
porated V.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for  review  of  decision  of 
Tax  Court;  brief  for  respondent.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii+17  p.     t 

J  1.76  :R  618/2 

Ro.tenman,  Louih.  No.  207,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
Lena  Rosenman  and  National  City  Bank  of  New  York,  as  executors  of  Louis 
Rosenman  v.  United  States,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  Court  of  Claims  ; 
brief  for  United  States  in  opposition.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i+12  p.     I 

J  1.78 :  R  726 

Sayers,  Benjamin.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  45557,  Benjamin  Sayers  v.  United 
States ;  defendant's  request  for  findings  of  fact  and  brief.     [1944.]     p.  17-25.    t 

J  1.80 :  Sa  99 
Sinclair  Refming  Co.     No.  310,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  State.s,  Oct.  term, 
1944,  Sinclair  Refining  Co.  v.  Conway  P.  Coe,  commissioner  of  patents,  on  peti- 
tion for  writ  of  certiorari  to  United  States  Court  of  Appeals  for  District  of 
Columbia ;  brief  for  respondent  in  opposition.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i+11  p.     % 

J  1.78  :  Si  62 

Smith,  John  H.  No.  — ,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
commissioner  of  internal  revenue  v.  John  H.  Smith ;  petition  for  writ  of  cer- 
tiorari to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  9th  circuit.    [1944.]    cover  title,  i-flO  p.  % 

J  1.78  :  Sm  61 

— —  United  States  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  9th  circuit,  no.  10478,  John  H. 
Smith  V.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  upon  petition  to  review  decision 
of  Tax  Court ;  proceedings.     [1944.]    p.  173-176.    X  J  1.76  :  Sm  61/8 

Smith,  W.  8.  D.  No.  289,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
W.  S.  D.  Smith  v.  United  States,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit 
court  of  appeals  for  9th  circuit ;  brief  for  United  States  in  opposition.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  l-(-9  p.     J  J  1.78 :  Sm  68 

Standard  Fruit  d  Steamship  Co.  No.  45267,  in  Court  of  Claims,  Standard  Fruit 
and  Steamship  Company  r.  United  States;  brief  on  behalf  of  United  States. 
[1944]    cover  title,  i  -f  93-184  p.     J  J  l.SO :  St  24/11 

Stein,  Minette  O.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  45596,  Minette  G.  Stein  v.  United 
States;  request  for  findings  of  fact  and  brief  for  United  States.  [1944.] 
p.  47-67.    t  J  1.80:  St  34^ 

Stinson,  Mrs.  Anna  C.  No.  263,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term, 
1944,  Fidelity-Philadelphia  Trust  Company  and  Robert  A.  Workman,  executors 
of  Anna  C.  Stinson,  v.  Walter  J.  Rothensies,  individually  and  as  collector  of 
internal  revenue  for  1st  district  of  Pennsylvania,  on  petition  for  writ  of  cer- 
tiorari to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  3d  circuit ;  memorandum  for  respondent. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  i-f  15  p.     t  J  1.78:  St  57 

Stott,  Harry  B.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  45650,  Harry  B.  Stott  v.  United  States ; 
defendant's  brief.     [1944.]     p.  15-16.     t  JL80:St76/2 

Superior  Coal  Co.  No.  86(X),  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  7th  circuit,  Superior 
Coal  Company  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for  review  of 
decision  of  Tax  Court;  brief  for  respondent.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii+18  p.     t 

J  1.76 :  Su  76/7 

Taylor,  Stanley.  No.  229,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
Stanley^jTaylor  v.  United  States,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit 
court  of  appeals  for  9th  circuit ;  brief  for  United  States  in  opposition.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  ii-f25  p.     t  J  1.78 :T 218/2 

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United  States  Dental  Co.  No.  43,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  terra, 
1944,  United  States  v.  Margaret  M.  Johnson  and  Mary  E.  Layton,  doing  business 
as  United  States  Dental  Company,  and  Voyle  Clark  Johnson,  appeal  from  dis- 
trict court  for  district  of  Delaware;  brief  for  United  States.  [1944.]  cover 
title,  ii+30  p.    t  J  1.78 :  Un  35/5 

Vail,  Mrs.  Helen  II.  No.  294,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
City  Bank  Farmers  Trust  Company,  formerly  known  as  Farmers'  Loan  and 
Trust  Company,  as  administrator  of  goods,  chattels  and  credits  of  Helen  Hall 
Vail,  V.  George  T.  McGowan,  collector  of  internal  revenue  for  28th  collection 
district,  New  York,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals 
for  2d  circuit ;  brief  for  respondent  in  opposition.    [1944.]    cover  title,  i +22  p.  t 

J  1.78  :V  193 

Van  Pelt,  Willard  F.  No.  313,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
United  States  r.  Willard  F.  Van  Pelt,  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit 
court  of  appeals  for  6th  circuit.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii+42  p.     t 

J  1.78  :V  348 

Wagoner,  William  C.  No.  308,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term, 
1944,  William  Cammick  Wagoner  v.  United  States,  on  petition  for  writ  of  cer- 
tiorari to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  7th  circuit ;  brief  for  United  States  in 
opposition.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i+10  p.     I  J  1.78  :W  125/2 

Warm  Sp7-ing,'i  Indians.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  M-112,  Warm  Springs  Tribe  of 
Indians  of  Oregon  v.  United  States ;  defendant's  exceptions  to  report  of  com- 
missioner.    [1944.]     p.  427-429.     +  J  1.80  :W  236/4 

Westchester  Covnty,  N.  Y.  No.  251,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term, 
1944,  county  of  Westchester  [N.  Y.],  and  Westchester  County  Park  Commis- 
sion V.  United  States,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  ap- 
peals for  2d  circuit;  brief  for  United  States  in  opposition.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
i+10  p.     t  J  1.78  :W  522 

Wey7na7in,  Joseph.  No.  276,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
Joseph  Weymann  v.  United  States,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit 
court  of  appeals  for  3d  circuit;  brief  for  United  States  in  opposition.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  i+10  p.    t  J  1.78 :  W  547 

Wheeler,  John  H.  Nos.  — ,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
commissioner  of  internal  revenue  v.  Elliott  H.  Wheeler  and  Rollo  C.  Wheeler, 
executors  of  John  H.  Wheeler;  [same]  v.  Cornelia  W.  Good;  [same]  v.  Elliott 
H.  Wheeler;  [same]  v.  Frances  V.  Wheeler;  [same]  v.  Ysabel  F.  Berliner;  peti- 
tition  for  writs  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  9th  circuit.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  ii+37  p.     t  J  1.78  :  W  564 

Will  County,  III.  In  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  7th  circuit,  no.  8443,  United 
States  vs.  Two  acres  of  land  more  or  less,  in  Will  County,  111.,  and  Grace 
Evangelical  Church  of  South  Prf)vidence  Ridge  et  al.,  appeal  from  district  court 
for  northern  district  of  Illinois,  eastern  division;  [proceedings].  [1944.] 
p.  82-90.     I  J  1.76 :  W  66 

No.  — ,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  IS'44,  United  States 

V.  Two  acres  of  land,  more  or  less,  in  Will  County,  111.,  and  Grace  Evangelical 
Church  of  South  Providence  Ridge  et  al. ;  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to 
circuit  court  of  appeals  for  7th  circuit.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i+12  p.     J 

J  1.78 :  W  66 

Willow  River  Forcer  Co.  No.  312,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term, 
1944,  United  States  v.  Willow  River  Power  Company ;  petition  for  writ  of 
certiorari  to  Court  of  Claims.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i+15  p.     t     J  1.78  :W  684 

Wyoming.  No.  — ,  original,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
United  States  v.  Wyoming  and  Ohio  Oil  Company ;  motion  for  leave  to  file 
complaint  and  complaint.     [1944.]    cover  title,  8  p.    t  J  1.78  :W  994 

Yaeger,  Frank  J.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  44331,  Frank  J.  Yaeger  v.  United 
States;  defendant's  brief.     [1944.]     p.  29-43.     t  J  1.80 :Y  1/2 

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1166  Government  Pui^lications 

)oinif/.  Rohcrt  R.  No.  ;M2,  in  Supreme  Court  of  T'liitcd  States,  Oct.  term,  1944 
Kobert  It.  Young  r.  liiKbeo  Company,  William  W.  Boag.  and  J.  F.  Potts,  on 
petiticm  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  6th  circuit;  memo- 
randum for  Securities  and  Exchange  Commission.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
'  +  1"*P-     t  J  1.78  :Y  86/3 

FEDERAL  BUREAU  OF  INVESTIGATION 

Vnlfnrm  crime  reports  for  United  Slates  and  its  possessions,  v.  15  no  1-  semi- 
annual bulletin,  1944.     1944.     ii  +  l-.13  p.   il.     [Advisory,   International'  Asso- 

•  lation  of  Chiefs  of  Police.]    t    •  Item  730 

L.  ( '.  card  3l)-27(;05  j  1.14/7  .  15/1 

IMMIGRATION  AND  NATURALIZATION  SERVICE 

Citi::e)ishii).     Laws  for  the  Nation,  book  1-3,  citizenship  reader  for  use  in  public 
schools   by  candidates  for  naturalization;    [edited  by  Frances  O    Thomas] 
1944.     [3  v.,  il]+l6+24-f32  p.  il.     [Title  on  cover  of  each  book  is:  Federal 
textbook    on    citizenship,    laws    for    the    Nation.]     *  Paper,    each    book    10c 

•  Item  733 

L.  C.  card  44-41455  ^  J  21.9:  L  44/bk.l-8 

Note.— Tliose  are  S  of  a  s<>ries  on  tlie  Constitution  and  Government  of  the  United 
.Mates,  developed  in  cooperation  witli  the  adult  education  niateriaLs  project  of  the  Work 
1  rojects  Administration,  sponsored  by  the  University  of  Chicago. 

Laws  for  the  Nation,  teacher's  edition,  to  be  used  in  teaching  of  candidates 

for  naturalization   [with  suggested  i-eferences  for  teacher;  edited  by  Frances 
().  Thomas].     1944.     [4] +36  p.  il.      [Title  on  cover  is:  Federal  textbook  on 
citizenship,  laws  for  the  Nation,  teacher's  edition.]     *  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  733 
L.  C.  card  44-41394  J  21.9  :L  44/2 

Note.— This  is  one  of  a  series  on  the  Constitution  and  Government  of  the  United 
Mates,  developed  ni  cooperation  with  the  adult  education  materials  project  of  the  Work 
Projects  Adnnnistration,  sponsored  by  the  University  of  Chicago. 

Laivfi.     Immigration  and  nationality  laws  and  regulations,  as  of  Mar    1    1944 
1944.      ix  +1-134+201-286+351-415+451-567+601-638  +  701-1048+1301-10  + 
1501-1623  p.      [The  gaps  in  pagination  have  been  left  for  expansion  and  revision 
Supersedes  all  previous  editions.]     *  Cloth,  $3.00.     •   Item  734 
L.  C.  card  44-41456  j  21.5 :  944 

Motithly  review.  Monthly  review,  July  1944;  v.  2,  no.  1.  [July  1,  1944.] 
[2] +1-14  p.  4"     [Printed  officially.]      t  Paper,  10c.  single  copy,  $1.00  a  yr. 

J  21.10 : 2/1 

Same,  Aug.  1944,  V.  2,  no.  2.     [Aug.  1,  1944.]      [2] +1.5-28  p.  4"     [Printed 

officially.]  j  21.IO :  2/2 

LABOR  DEPARTMENT 

Labor  inf nrniationhnUeti}},  \\\g.lQA4:;[Y.  11,  no.  S].  [1944.]  8  p.  4°  [Monthly.] 
*  Paper,  10c.  single  copy,  75c.  a  year. ;  foreign  subscription,  $1.15.  •  Item  763 
L.  C.  card  L  34-114  L  1.15: 11/8 

Rights  of  women.  Comments  by  Secretary  of  Labor  to  Judiciary  Committee  of 
House  of  Representatives  on  equal  rights  amendment.  [1944.]  21  leaves  4" 
[Processed.]     t  L  1.13  :  Eq  25 

CHILDREN'S  BUREAU 

Adoption  procedure  and  the  community;  [by]  Florence  Clothier.  [1944.]  14  p. 
[Processed.  Reproduced  by  Children's  Bureau  with  permission  of  Mental 
hygiene,  v.  25,  no.  2,  Apr.  1941.]     f  L  5.2:  Ad  7 

Child  welfare  institutions.  How  does  group  living  in  institution  prepare  child 
for  life  outside?  by  Susanne  Schulze.  [1944.]  12  p.  4°  [Processed.  Pre- 
pared for  Ohio  Valley  Regional  Conference  of  Child  Welfare  League  of  America 
held  in  Cleveland,  Ohio,  Mar.  1942.]     f  L5.47:  In  7 

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October  1944  1167 

Children.     The  child,  v.  9,  no.  2;  Aur.  1944.     [1944.1     p.  17-32.  il.  4"     [Monthly.] 

*  Paper   5c.  single  copy,  50c.  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  7,>c.     •  Item  744 

L.  C.  card  L  3('.-94  L  5.35 :  9/2 

Children  in  wartime.  Our  children  in  wartime.  [1944.]  [G]  p.  oblong  S",  folded 
into  narrow  8°  size.  [Processed.  Includes  list  of  recent  publications  by  Chil- 
dren's Bureau.]     t  L  5.2:0  43/31 

Arothers  Emergency  maternity  and  infant  care.  Revised  Aug.  1944.  [1944.] 
7+[l]   p.  narrow's"     (Folder  29.)     *  Pai)er,  5c.  single  copy    (50c.  per  lOD). 

•  Item  745  L  5.22:  29/3 

Social  security.  State  agencies  administering  services  und(>i^  title  5,  pts.  1-3  of 
social  security  act.     Aug.  5,  1944.     4  p.  4°     [Processed.]     i  L  5.2:  St  2 

LABOR  STANDARDS  DIVISION 

Paper.     Control    of    accidents,    paper    and    pulp.     [1944.]      [3]+42+[l]    p.    4" 
I  Processed.  1     -'- 
LC.  card  L  44-177  L  16.2  :  P  19/2 

■ ■     Paper  and  pulp  industry.     [1944.]     7  p.  4°     [Processed.]     $         L  16.2 :  P  19 

Standard  safe  practices,  supplement  to  Control  of  accidents  in  paper  and 

pulp  industry.     [1944.]     14  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  L  16.2 :  P  19/2/supp. 

Po.sters.  Keep  oil  off  floors,  [illustrator]  F.  Kenwood  Giles;  [poster].  1944. 
27.9X10  in.  [Reproduced  by  permission  of  ^Ministry  of  Labour  and  National 
Service,  London.  Poster  is  reversible  ;  title  on  verso  is  :  Handle  carefuUy.beware 
sharp  edges  on  castings.]    t  ^■'  ^*'-^  '  ^^  ^ 

See  over  your  load;  [poster].    1944.    28X10  in.    [Reproduced  by  permission 

of  Ministry  of  Labour  and  National  Service,  London.  Poster  is  reversible ;  titje 
on  verso  is  :  Yank  them  out ! ]    t       *  ^  ^^-^  •  ^  ''^ 

LABOR  STATISTICS  BUREAU 

Briti.^h  Malaya.  Labor  conditions  in  British  Malaya;  [prepared  by  M.  Mead 
Smith.]      [1944.]     16  p.     (Serial  no.  R.  16S3.)      [From  Monthly  labor  review, 

LC.St^L  44-178  L2.6/a:L  113/55 

Court  d'ccisions.  Recent  decisions  of  interest  to  labor;  [prepared  in  Office  of 
Solicitor,  Department  of  Labor].  [1944.]  9  p.  (Serial  no.  R.  1678)  [From 
Monthly  labor  review,  Aug.  1944.]     t  L  2.6/a  8  :  944/o 

Employment.  Employment  and  pay  rolls,  detailed  report,  July  1944.  Sept.  9, 
1944.     21  p.  4°     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t  '^..^..,rr 

L.  C.  card  L  23-234  L  2.9 :  944/7 

State  county  and  municipal  survey,  government  employment  and  pay  rolls, 

1929-38.  [1944.] '  large  8°  ( SCM-1 20  and  SCM-l 21,  abridged.)  [Processed. 
Construction  and  Public  Employment  Division  in  cooperation  with  Work  Projects 
Administration]     t  ^  --^^  '  ^-**'  ^"^ 

120.  state  r)f  Texas.     [2]+7p. 

121.  State  of  Arizona.      [2] +6  p. 

Great  Britain.  British  Government's  employment  policy.  [1944.]  7  p.  (Serial 
no.  R.  1682.)     [From  Monthly  labor  review,  Aug.  1944.]     t    L  2.6/a  :  Em  73/44 

'Labor  legislation.     State  labor  legislation  in  1944;   [prepared  by  Alfred  Acee]. 
[1944.]    6  p.     (Serial  no.  R.  1677.)     |  From  Monthly  labor  review,  Aug.  1944.]     t 

L  2.6/a  :  L  524/944 

Manufacturinfj.  Estimate  of  mnnbcr  of  wage  and  salaried  employees  in  manu- 
facturing industries  bv  States,  supplement  .Ian.  1942-Mar.  1944.  Aug.  1944. 
7  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  L  2.2  :  M  31/supp. 

Poland.     Labor  conditions  in   Poland:    [prepared  by  Ednunid   Nash].      [1944.1 
20  p.      (Serial  no.  K.  1671.)      [From  Monthly  labor  review,  .luly  1944.]     t 
L.  C.  card  L  44-182  L  2.6/a  :  L 113/34 

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612654— 44— No.  597 6 


IJgg  Government  Publications 

Shipyards.     Basic  wage  rates   in  private  shipyards,  June  1943;    [prepared  by 

A.  A.  Belman].     [1944.]     21  p.  (Serial  no.  R.  1679.)      [From  Monthly  labor 
review,  Aug.  1944.]     t 

L.  C.  card  L  44-180  L  2.6/a :  Sh  64/22 

Importance  of  minor  injuries  in  shipyards ;  [prepared  by  Frank  S.  McElroy 

and  George  R.  McCormack].     [1944.]     13  p.  il.     (Serial  no.  R.  1680.)      [From 
Monthlv  labor  review,  Aug.  1944.]     t 

L.  C.  card  L  44-17&  L  2.6/a :  Sh  64/23 

Technology.    Sunuuai-y  of  current  technological  developments,  Apr.  1944.     [1944.] 

cover  title,  25  p.  4°     [Monthly.     Processed.    Text  on  p.  2  of  cover.]     % 

L.  C.  card  L  43^187  L  2.17 :  944/4 

Wages.     Executive  order  9240  in  relation  to  wage  stabilization;  by  I.  Robert 

Feinberg  and  Arthur  H.  Dadian.     [1944.]     10  p.     (Serial  no.  R.  1676.)     [From 

Montlily  labor  review,  Aug.  1944.]     t 

L.  C.  card  L  44-181  L  2.6/a  :  W  124/90 

Report  on  minimum  wages  to  International  Association  of  Governmental 

Labor  Officials,  1944-45.     [1944.]     [l]+5p.  4°     [Processed.]     t      L2.2:W12/6 

SOLICITOR 

Bay  State  Dredging  &  Contracting  Co.  No.  4007,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for 
ist  circuit.  L.  Metcalfe  Walling,  administrator  of  Wage  and  Hour  and  Public 
Contracts  Divisions,  v.  Bay  State  Dredging  and  Contracting  Company;  brief 
for  appellant.    [1944.]    cover  title,  11+34  p.*    large  8°     t  L  21.7 :  B  34 

Castaing,  Carmen  M.  No.  3988,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  1st  circuit,  Oct. 
term,  1944,  Carmen  Maria  Castaing  et  al.  v.  Puerto  Rico  American  Sugar 
Refinery,  Inc.,  appeal  from  district  court  for  district  of  Puerto  Rico ;  brief 
for  administrator  of  Wage  and  Hour  Division  as  amicus  curiae.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  i+4  p.    large  8°     t  L  21.7 :  C  274 

LaBelle  Steatnxhip  Co.  No.  9816,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  6th  circuit,  L. 
Metcalfe  Walling,  administrator  of  Wage  and  Hour  Division,  v.  LaBelle  Steam- 
ship Company,  appeal  from  district  court  for  northern  district  of  Ohio,  eastern 
division;  brief  for  administrator  of  Wage  and  Hour  Division.  [1944.]  cover 
title,  iv+23  p.     $  L  21.7  :L  112 

Martino,  Thomas.  No.  9755,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  6th  circuit,  Thomas 
Martino  v.  Michigan  Window  Cleaning  Company,  appeal  from  district  court 
for  eafetern  district  of  Michigan,  southern  division ;  brief  for  administrator  of 
Wage  and  Hour  Division  as  amicus  curiae.     [1944.]     cover  title,  iv+17  p.     $ 

L  21.7 ;  M  366 

Northern  Engineering  Co.  No.  8459,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  7th  circuit, 
L.  Metcalfe  Walling,  administrator  of  Wage  and  Hour  Division,  v.  H.  R. 
Knudsen  and  E.  C.  Knudsen,  doing  business  as  Northern  Engineering  Com- 
pany, appeal  from  district  court  for  western  district  of  Wisconsin,  Patrick  T. 
Stone,  judge  ;  appellee's  brief.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii+29  p.    t      L  21.7  :N  814 

O'Keefe.  Patrick  J.  No.  19277,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d  circuit,  L.  Met- 
calfe Walling,  administrator  of  Wage  and  Hour  Division,  v.  John  J.  O'Grady, 
as  executor  and  trustee  of  Patrick  J.  O'Keefe,  and  Edward  F.  Cunningham, 
appeal  from  district  court  for  southern  district  of  New  York ;  brief  for  appel- 
lant.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii+31  p.     t  L  21.7 :0k  2 

WAGE  AND  HOUR  AND  PUBLIC  CONTRACTS  DIVISIONS 

Government  vontract.'i.  Basic  labor  standards  under  Walsh-Healey  public  con- 
tracts act  of  1936.     July  1,  1944.     [2]  p.  4"     t     •  Item  772.  L22.2:L11 

Posters.  Fruit  and  vegetable  packing  and  farm  products  assembling  industry 
wage  order  [on  and  after  May  22,  1944;  all  lettered  poster].  [1944.]  14X10 
in.     t  L  22.8 :  F  94/2 

Same,  poster  attachment,  with  title.  Fruit  and  vegetable  packing  and  farm 

products  assembling  industry,  exemptions  provided  by  the  [fair  labor  stand- 
ards] act.     [1944.]     1  p.  f     t  L  22.8 :  F  94/2/add. 

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OCTOBKR  1944  1169 

Posters — Continued. 

Meat,  poultry,  and  dairy  products  industry,  exemptions  [provided  by  the 

fair  labor  standards  act,  poster  attachment].  [1944.]  1  p.  norrow  f°  [To 
be  attached  to  wage  order  post»'r.  for  which  .see  the  Monthly  catalog  for  Aug. 
1944,  p.  947. 1     t  L  22.8 :  M  46/add. 

WOMEN'S  BUREAU 

Inter  American  Comm'n^slon  of  iro/nc/i.  4th  meeting  of  Inter-American  Com- 
mission of  Women  [Washington,  D.  C,  Apr.  14-24,  1^4].  [1944.]  4  p.  il. 
[From  Bulletin  of  Pan  American  Union,  June  1944.]     t  L  13.2:  In  8 

Pouters.     Health  tips  to  women  war  workers;  [poster].     1944.     39.9X28.5  in.     t 

L  13.9 :  H  34 

Keeping  war  workers  well  and  fit:  [poster].     1944.     39.9X28.5  in.     t 

L  13.9 :  W  19/5 

Maintaining  war  workers'  morale ;  [poster].     1944.     39.9X28.5  in.     t 

L  13.9 :  W  19/7 

War  industries;  [poster].     1944.     39.9X28.5  in.     f  L  13.9 :W  19/6 

Women  in  farm  work;   [poster].     1944.     39.9X28.5  in.     t         L13.9:F22 

ir«/-  icork.  Changes  in  women's  employment  during  the  war ;  by  Mary  Elizabeth 
Pidgeon.  June  1944.  vi-t-29  p.  (Special  bulletin  20.)  *  Paper,  lUc.  •  Item 
780  L  13.10 :  20 

\\'07nen  in  industry.  Marital  status  of  employed  women,  1940;  [Occujiations  of 
women,  1940].     [1944.]     [2]  p.  il.  4°     t  L13.2:M33 

LIBRARY  OF  CONGRESS 

ACQUISITIONS    DEPARTMENT 

State  puhlications.     Monthly  checklist  of  State  publicatio.'^s,  v.  35,  no.  5;  May 
1944.     [1944.]      [2] -f  177-226  p.  4°     *  Paper,  15c.  single  copy,  $1.50  a  yr. ;  for- 
eign subscription,  $2.25.     •  Item  804 
L.  C.  card  10-8924  LC  27.7  :  35/5 

Same,  V.  35,  no.  6;  June  1944.     [1944.]     [2] +227-273  p.    4"     •  Item  804 

LC  27.7 :  35/6 

LEGISLATIVE  REFERENCE  SERVICE 

Lihrary  and  reference  facilities  in  area  of  District  of  Columbia   [with  list  of 
additional  references]  ;  compiled  by  Eilene  Galloway.     1943  [published  1944]. 
cover  title,  v+95  p.     4°     [Processed.]     t     (free  to  libraries  only.) 
L.  C.  card  44-41159  LC  14.2  :  L  61/943 

MARITIME  COMMISSION 

Bana^tas.  No.  627,  Raporel  Banana  &  Fruit  Importing  Company,  Inc.,  v.  Com- 
Vagnie  Generate  Traiisatianticiue  (French  Line)  [decided  June  15,  1944;  report 
and  order  of  Comnjission].  [1944.]  [1] +714-716+ [1]  p»  [Report  from 
Maritime  Commis.sion  reports,  v.  2.]     t  MC  1.22/a  :  627 

Frmt.  No.  628,  rates,  charges,  and  practices  of  American  Fruit  &  Steamship 
Company,  Inc.  [decided  June  1,  1944 ;  report  and  order  of  Commission].  [1944.] 
[l]+706-70S+[l]   p.     [Report  from  Maritime  Commission  reports,  v.  2.]     t 

MC  1.22/a :  628 

Posters.  Calling  all  seamen!  you  are  needed  at  sea  now!  [poster].  1944. 
20X14.5  in.     t  -  MC1.25:Sel 

Victory  fleet,  digest  of  production  news  with  suggestion  bulletins,  Sept.  4-25, 
1944  ;  v.  3.  no.  10-13.  [1944.]  Each  4  p.  il.  4°  [Weekly.  Processed.]  f  (lim- 
ited distribution ) .  MC  1.24  :  3/10-13 

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1170  Government  Publications 

Wharfage  charges.  No.  555,  practices,  etc.,  of  San  Francisco  Bay  area  terminals, 
ilpfided  June  1,  19-14;  report  [and  order]  of  Commission  on  further  hearing. 
[1944.]     p.  709-714.     [Report  from  Maritime  Coniniis.siou  reports,  v.  2.]     f 

MC  1.22/a :  55.-)/2 

NATIONAL  ACADEMY  OF  SCIENCES 

NATIONAL  RESEARCH  COUNCIL 

Report  of  National  Research  Council,  July  1,  1942-June  30,  1943.     1944.     iv-f  87  p. 
[From  Report  of  National  Academy  of  Sciences,  fiscal  year  1943.]     *  Paper, 
15c.     •  Item  828 
L.  C.  card  18-15383  NA  2.1 :  943 

NATIONAL  ADVISORY  COMMITTEE  FOR  AERONAUTICS 

Axial  superchargers,  by  A.  Betz ;  [translation  by  S.  Reiss  from]  Jahrbuch  1938 
der  deutschen  Luftfahrtforschung.  Washington,  Aug.  1944.  cover  title,  7 
leaves,  3  pi.  4°     (Technical  memorandum  1073.)     [Processed.]     t 

Y  3.N  21/5 :  8/1073 

Contact  surface.  Determination  of  actual  contact  surface  of  brush  contact,  by 
Ragnar  Holm;  [translation  by  J.  Vanier  from]  Wissenschaftliche  veroffent- 
lichungen  aus  den  Siemens-Werken,  v.  17,  no.  4,  1938.  Washington,  Aug.  1944. 
cover  title,  6  leaves,  1  pi.  4°     (Technical  memorandum  1071.)      [Processed.]     t 

Y  3.N  21/5  :  8/1071 

Frictional  force  with  respect  to  actual  contact  surface  [with  list  of  ref- 
erences], by  Ragnar  Holm;  [translation  by  J.  Vanier  from]  Wissenschaftliche 
veroffentlichungen  aus  den  Siemens-Werken,  v.  17,  no.  4,  1938.  Washington, 
Aug.  1944.  cover  title,  8  leaves,  4°  (Technical  memorandum  1074.)  [Proc- 
essed.]    t  Y  3.N  21/5 :  8/1074 

Disks.  ^Methods  of  stress  calculation  in  rotating  disks  [with  list  of  references], 
by  S.  Tumarkin  ;  [translation  by  S.  Reiss  from  Report  262  of]  Central  Aero- 
riydrodyuamical  Institute  [Moscow,  1936].  Washington,  Sept.  1944.  cover 
title,  58  leaves,  4  pi.  4°     (Technical  memorandum  1064.)      [Processed.]     t 

Y  3.N  21/5 :  8/1064 

Velncitu  recorder.  DVL  angular  velocity  recorder,  by  Wolfgang  Liebe  ;  [transla- 
tion by  J.  Vanier  from]  Luftwissen,  v.  5,  no.  8,  Aug.  1938.  Washington,  Aug. 
1914.  cover  title,  5  leaves,  1  pi.  4°  (Technical  memorandum  10G5.)  [Proc- 
essed.]    t  Y  3.N  21/5  :  S/1065 

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documents  published  therein  follow  the  Code  arrangement. 

Federal  register.  Federal  register,  v.  9,  no.  175-196 ;  Sept.  1-30,  1944.  [1944.]  p. 
10667-11985,  4°  [Daily  except  Sunday,  Monday,  and  day  following  a  legal 
holiday.] 

L.  C.  card  36-26246  '  AE  2.7 : 9/175-196 

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AE  2.7 : 9/152-174/ind 

NATIONAL  HOUSING  AGENCY 

Addresses.  Homes  for  returning  veterans,  by  John  B.  Blandford,  jr.,  adminis- 
trator, National  Housing  Agency,  before  American  Legion  Convention,  Cliicago, 
111.,  Sept.  19,  1944.     [1944.]     5  p.  4°     [Processed.]     +  NHA  1.10 :  B  61/5 

FEDERAL  HOME   LOAN   BANK   ADMINISTRATION 

Federal  home  Joa>i  haiik  review,  Washington,  D.  C,  Sept.  1944;  v.  10,  no.  12. 
[1944.]  [1]+320-3;jO  p.  11.  4°  [Monthly.  Includes  index  of  v.  10,  Oct.  1943- 
Sept.  1944.]  *  Paper,  10c.  single  copy,  $1.00  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $1.60. 
•  Item  454 

L.  C.  card  34-28163  NHA  3.8 :  10/12 

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FEDERAL  HOUSING  ADMINISTRATION 

Loa)is.  Dealers,  here's  how  to  make  sales  and  satisfied  customers  with  FHA 
title  1  loans.     [1944.]      [2]+12-f  [2]  p.  11.     [Processed.]     t  NHA  2.2  :L  78 

Notes.  $3.50  gross  charge  factor  table  [and  $3.50  discount  factor  table  for  notes], 
title  1,  based  on  $1  of  net  proceeds.  [Revised  July  20,  1944.]  [1944.]  [2]  p.  4" 
[Processed.]     t  NHA  2.2  :  T  11/2/944 

NATIONAL  LABOR  RELATIONS  BOARD 

XiiTK. — The  bound  volumes  of  Decisions  and  orders  are  sold  by  the  Superintendent  of 
Documents.  Government  Printing  Office,  Washington  25,  D.  C,  at  various  prices,  depending 
upon  the  size  of  the  volume. 

Brandcis,  J.  L.,  &  Sons.  No.  12891,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  Sth  circuit. 
National  Labor  Relations  Board  i'.  J.  L.  Brandeis  &  Sons,  on  petition  for  en- 
forcement of  order  of  National  Labor  Relations  Board  ;  brief  for  National  Labor 
Relations  Board.     [1&44.]     cover  title,  iv+39  p.     t  LR  1.9 :  B  783/2 

Central  Dispensary  &  Emergeney  Hospital.  Brief  for  National  Labor  Relations 
Board,  United  States  Court  of  Appeals,  District  of  Columbia,  no.  S78G.  National 
Labor  Relations  Board  v.  Central  Dispensary  and  Emergency  Hospital,  on  peti- 
tion for  enforcement  of  order  of  National  Labor  Relations  Board.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  iii+38  p.     I  LR  1.9 :  C  333/11 

Same,  Joint  appendix.     [1944.]     cover  ti<V.  ii  +  127  p.     t 

^    ■  LR  1.9 :  C  33''./12 

Collins  d  Aiktnan  Corporation.  Appendix  to  petitioner's  brief,  in  circuit  court 
of  appeals  for  4th  circuit,  no.  5301,  National  Labor  Relations  Board  v.  Collins 
&  Aikman  Corporation,  on  petition  for  enforcement  of  order  of  National  Labor 
Relations  Board.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii-|-47  p.     t  LR  1.9:0  697/2 

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1172  GOVEHNMENT    PunLTCATIONS 

Court  decisions  relating  to  national  labor  relations  act,  v.  2,  Jan.  1,  1940-Mii.v 
12,  1941:   [prepared  by  Leslie  J.  Capek  and  John  E.   Lawyer].     June  1944. 
xviii  +  lS;")  p.     *  Cloth,  $2.75.     •  Item  845 
L.  C.  card  44^i;{03  LR  1.14 :  2 

Engineering  d  Research  Corporation.  No.  5256.  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for 
4th  circuit,  National  Labor  Relations  Board  v.  Engineering  &  Research  Corpora- 
tion, on  petition  for  enforcement  of  order  of  National  Labor  Relations  Board; 
brief  for  National  Labor  Relations  Board.     [1944.]     cover  title,  li-fl8  p.     t 

LR  1.9 :  En  3.3 

GilfiUan  Bros.,  Inc.  No.  10688,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  9th  circuit.  National 
Labor  Relations  Board  r.  Gllfillan  Bros.,  Inc.,  on  petition  for  enforcement 
of  order  of  National  Labor  Relations  Board  ;  brief  for  National  Labor  Relations 
Board.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ili-f29  p.     t  LR1.9:G394 

Holtville  Ice  d  Cold  Storage  Co.  No.  10695,  In  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  9th 
circuit,  National  Labor  Relations  Board  r.  Holtville  Ice  and  Cold  Storage 
Company.  Associated  Farnu-rs  of  Imperial  County,  and  Hugh  T.  Osborne,  on 
petition  for  enforcement  of  order  of  National  Labor  Relations  Board ;  reply 
brief  for  National  Labor  Relations  Board.     [1944.]     cover  title,  8  p.     $ 

LR  1.9  :  H  744/2 

Lion  Brand  Manufacturing  Co.  No.  11124,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  5th 
circuit.  National  Labor  Relations  Board  v.  Hymie  Schwartz,  doing  business 
as  Lion  Brand  Manufacturing  Company,  on  petition  for  enforcement  of  order 
of  National  Labor  Relations  Board:  brief  for  National  Labor  Relations  Board. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  i +10  p.     +  LR  1.9 :L 661/3 

Same.  Appendix  to  petitioner's  brief.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i+113  p.     t 

LR  1.9  :L  661/4 

Mt.  Clemens  Pottery  Co.  No.  9710,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  6th  circuit. 
National  Labor  Relations  Board  v.  Mt.  Clemens  Pottery  Company,  on  petition 
for  enforcement  of  order  of  National  Labor  Relations  Board  ;  brief  for  National 
Labor  Relations  Board.     [1944.]     cover  title,  v+73  p.     t  LR  1.9  :  M  863 

Shenmidoah-Dives  Mining  Co.  United  States  circuit  court  of  appeals,  10th  cir- 
cuit, no.  2548.  National  Labor  Relations  Board  v.  Shenandoah-Dives  Mining 
Company,  on  petition  for  enforcement  of  order  of  National  Labor  Relations 
Board ;  supplemental  brief  for  National  Labor  Relations  Board.  [1944.]  cover 
title,  lii-f  26  p.     t  LR  1.9  :  Sh  45/2 

Weirton  Steel  Co.  No.  8041,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  3d  circuit.  National 
Labor  Relations  Board  v.  Weirton  Steel  Company:  petition  for  adjudication 
in  contempt,  and  for  other  relief.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i+71  p.     t 

LR  1.9  :  W  433/4 

NAVY  DEPARTMENT 

Nary.    Will  we  choose  naval  suicide  again?  statements  by  James  Forrestal,  Sec- 
retary of  Navy.  I'elative  to  training  of  Navy  personnel,  building  ships  and 
planes,  with  article  relative  to  maintaining  Naw  after  World  War  II.     1944. 
ii+12  p.      ( S.  doc:  236,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     *  Paper,  5c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41500 

Posters.  Defective  tools  cause  injuries,  turn  'em  in !  safety  poster.  1944. 
21.9X17  in.     [Illu.strator,  Thorndlke.]     $  N1.31/2:T61 

Handle  with  care !  whv  risk  explosions?  safety  poster.    1944.    21.9X16.9  in. 

[Illustrator,  Thorndike.]     t  N  1.31/2  :H  19 

Keep  all  lines  off  walkwav  surfaces,  use  overhead  racks  or  troughs ;  safety 

poster.    1944.    22X17  in.     [Illustrator.  Thorndike.]     t  N  1.31/2  :R  11 

Too  many  drips  make  a  drop,  never  overload  a  scaffold ;  safetv  poster. 

1944.     22X17  in.     [Illustrator,  Thorndike.]     t  N  1.31/2  :Sc  2 

The  turtle  is  protected  from  falling  objects.  I'm  covered  with  a  hard  hat ; 

safetv  poster.     1944.     21.9X17  in.     [Illustrators.  Chuck  Thorndike  and  Wm. 
Kelly.]    t  N  1.31/2  :H  28 

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Posters — Continued. 

When  no  provision  is  made  for  locking  tlie  switch,  place  danger  sign  on 

starting  button  ;  safety  poster.    1944.    21.9X17  in.     [Illustrator,  Thorndike.]     X 

N  1.31/2  :  Sw  6 

War  savings  bonds.  Pertinent  questions  and  answers  about  war  bonds.  [1944.] 
8  p.  4"     t     •  Item  857  N  1.2  :  B  64/2 

AERONAUTICS  BUREAU 

rosters.  Naval  aircrewmau's  creed;  [poster].  1944.  13.5X9.3  in.  [Illustrator, 
( 'harles  Andres.  1      ■:  N  28.10/2  :  Ai  7 

COAST    GUARD 

Cuast  Guard  bulletin,  \.  2,  no.  27;  Sept.  1944.      [1944.]     p.  323-330.     [Monthly.] 
t     •  Item  1061 
L.  C.  card  39-29105  N  24.11 :  2/27 

Merchant  Marine  Council.  Proceedings  of  Merchant  Marine  Council,  v.  1,  no.  9; 
Sept.  1944.     [1944.]     p.   185-200,   il.  4°     [Monthly.]     t     •  Item   1063 

N  24.32 : 1/9 

Safety   of  life.     Wartime   safety   measures  for  merchant   marine,    regulations, 
recommendations.     Revised  edition.     Apr.  1944.     xvi+146  p.  il.  2.  pi.  4°     (Edu- 
cational series  no.  2. )     1" 
L.  C.  card  44-41468  N  24.28 :  2/2 

JUDGE  ADVOCATE  GENERAL 

Court-martini  orders.  Court-martial  order  3-1943;  Apr.  28,  1944.  [1944.]  131 
p.  12"  [This  Courr-martial  order  is  issued  for  period  July-Sept.  1943.  Issued 
with  perforations.]     t  N  1.14:  943/3 

Same  4-1943 ;  June  4,  li)44.    [1944.]    151  p.  12°    [This  Court-martial  order 

is  issued  for  period  Oct.-Dec.  1943.    Issued  with  perforations.]    t     N  1.14:  943/4 

Court-martial  orders,   year  ending  Dec.   31,   1942   [index].   1944.     iv+65 

p.  12"     [Issued  with  perforations.]     t  N  1.14 :  942/ind. 

MEDICINE  AND  SURGERY  BUREAU 

Hospital  Corps  quarterly.  Hospital  Corps  quarterly,  supplement  to  United 
States  naval  medical  bulletin  [published  for  information  of  Hospital  Corps], 
V.  17,  no.  4;  July  1944.  1944.  viii+175-f  [1] +ii+A115  p.  il.  (Publications 
Division.)  [Temporarily  issued  bimonthly.]  *  Paper,  25c.  single  co^,  $1.50 
a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $2.00     •  Item  880  N  10.11/2  :  17/4 

Same,   v.   17,  no.   5;   Sept.   1944.     [1944.]     viii+224   p.    il.     (Publications 

Division.)      [Tempoi-arily  issued  bimonthly.]      •  Item  880  N  10.11/2 :  17/5 

Intervertebral  disc  problem  in  Navy  [with  list  of  references]  ;  by  F.  Keith  Brad- 
ford. 1944.  [1] +763-775  p.  il.  [From  United  States  naval  medical  bulletin, 
V.  42,  no.  4.]     t  N  10.11/a  :  In  8/7 

Manual.  Api^endix  D,  Manual  of  Medical  Department  [1944]  :  Bureau  circular 
letter  F,  Ration  record.  [1944.]  16  p.  [Issued  in  loose-leaf  form.]  % 
•  Item  877  N  10.5/1 :  944/app.I  )/F 

Naval  medical  bulletin.     United  States  naval  medical  bulletin,  v.  43,  no.  3 ;  Sept. 
1944.    1944.    vii-j-409-610p.il.     (Publications  Division.)     [Monthly.]     *  Paper, 
35c,  single  copy,  $4.00  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $5.00.     •  Item  S80 
L.  C.  card  8-35095  N  10.11/1  :  43/3 

fosters.  Liberty  pass,  met  a  lass,  no  pro,  mis'ry  &  woe ;  [poster]  VP-10.  1944. 
23X17  in.  [lllu.«trator.  Woodcock.  Prepared  in  cooperation  with  Naval  Medi- 
cal School.  National   Naval  Medical  Center,  Bethesda,  Md.]     X 

N  10.17  :  V  55/no.lO 

Pro   station.   30  feet;    [poster]    VP-9.     1944.     22.4X17    in.     [Illustrator, 

Woodcock.     Prepared    in   cooperation   with   Naval    Medical    School.    National 
Naval  Medical  Center,  Bethesda,  Md.]     X  N  10.17  :  V  55/no.9 

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price.  Copies  of  list  of  puliliciitions,  weelUy  llydropraphic  bulletins,  and  Notices  to  nmriners 
are  supplied  free  only  to  those  liiiviiiji  detinite  need  therefor,  on  application  to  the  Ilydro- 
^'rapliie  OUiee.  Navy  Deparlnienl .  \Vasliin>,'t(in,  I>.  C  and  at  the  branch  HydroKraphie  Ollices 
in  boston.  New  York,  Philadelphia,  IJalliniore,  Norfolk,  Savannah,  New  Orleans,  Galveston, 
San  Fr.niciseo,  San  I'edro,  Calif.,  San  Juan,  P.  R.,  Captain  of  the  Port,  I'anania  Canal, 
I'ortland  (Oieg.),  Seattle,  Honolulu,  T.  11.,  Chicago,  Cleveland,  Buffalo,  Sault  Ste.  Marie, 
and  Duhith. 

Hydrof/raphir    huUctin,    no.   28()r)-73,    Sept.    2-30,    1944.      [1944]      Each   1   p.    f" 
[Weekly.]     t  N  6.3  :  2869-2873 

Japan.     Gazetteer  of  Japanese  Empire,  containing  place  names  from  Japanese 
hydrographic  charts  anil  sailing  directions  on  issue  in  1936.     Aug.  1943,  reprint 
Aug.  1944.     [4]+378p.  4"     (H.  O.  pub.  no.  880.)      [Reprint  of  H.  O.  misc.  no. 
10,947.)     fl'aper,  $1.00.     •  Item  867 
L.  C.  card  44-41470  N  6.8 :  880 

Maneuverinff  board  manual.     1941  [reprint  with  changes  1944].     vii4-79  p.  il.  4° 
( H.  O.  no.  217. )     *  Fabrikoid,  $1.00. 
L.  C.  card  44-41467  N  6.8 :  217/941/rep. 

Notice  to  mariners.     Notice  to  mariners,  no.  36-40;  Sept.  2-30,  1944.     [1944.] 
[XV] +1100-1249+ [xxxi]  leaves.     [Weekly.]     t  N  6.11 :  944/36-40 

Supplementary  Notice  to   mariners  correction   sheet   for  coast  pilot   D. 

[1944.]     2  leaves,     f     •  Item  240  N  6.11/3  :  At  6/sec.D 

■ Supplementary  Notice  to  mariners  correction  sheet  for  H.  O.  pub.  99,  from 

N.  M.  3, 1944  to  N.  M.  18,  Apr.  29, 1944.     [1944.]     2  leaves,     t      •  Item  867 

N  6.11/4 :  99 

Supplementary  Notice  to  mariners  correction  sheet  for  H.  O.  pub.  100,  from 

N.  M.  3,  1944  to  N.  M.  18,  Apr.  29, 1044.      [1&44.]     2  leaves,     f     •  Item  867 

N  6.11/4 :  100 

■ Supplementai-y  Notice  to  mariners  correction  sheet  for  H.  O.  pub.  122,  from 

N.  M.  9,  1944  to  N.  M.  19,  May  6,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.     t     •  Item  867 

N  6.11/4 :  122 

Supplementary  Notice  to  mariners  correction  sheet  for  H.  O.  pub.  128-A, 

from  N.  M.  11,  Mar.  11,  1944  to  N.  M.  20,  May  13,  1&44.     [1944.]     2  leaves,     t 

•  Item  867  N  6.11/4 : 128-A 

Supplementary  Notice  to  mariners  correction  sheet  for  H.  O.  pub.  128-B, 

from  N.  M.  9,  Mar.  11,  1944  tJN.  M.  20,  May  13,  1944.     [1944.]     5  leaves,     t 

•  Item  867  N  6.11/4 : 128-B 

Supplementary  Notice  to  mariners  correction  sheet  for  H.  O.  pub.  134,  from 

N.  M.  7, 1944  to  N.  M.  19,  May  6,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.     f     •  Item  867 

N  6.11/4 :  134 

— —     Supplementary  Notice  to  mariners  correction  sheet  for  H.  O.  pub.  144,  from 
N.  M.  1, 1944  to  N.  M.  20,  May  13,  1944.     [1944.]     2  leaves,     j     •  Item  867 

N  6.11/4 :  144 

Supplementary  Notice  to  mariners  correction  sheet  for  H.  O.  pub.  146,  from 

N.  M.  8,  1944  to  N.  M.  12,  Mar.  18,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.     f     •  Item  867 

N  6.11/4 :  146 

Supplementary  Notice  to  mariners  correction  sheet  for  H.  O.  pub.  147,  from 

N.  M.  2,  1944  to  N.  M.  20,  May  13,  1944.     [1944.]     2  leaves,     t     •  Item  867 

N  6.11/4 :  147 

Supplementary  Notice  to  mariners  correction  sheet  for  H.  O.  pub.  140,  from 

N.  M.  2,  1944  to  N.  M.  20,  May  13,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.     t     •  Item  867 

N  6.11/4 :  149 

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Notice  to  mariners — Continued. 

Supplementary  Notice  to  mariners  correction  sheet  for  H.  O.  pub.  IHO,  from 

N.  M.  5,  1944  to  N.  M/20,  May  13,  1944.     [1944.]     2  leaves,    t     •  Item  8G7 

N  6.11/4 :  150 

Supplementary  Notice  to  mariners  correction  sheet  for  H.  O.  pub.  157,  from 

N.  M.  2, 1G44  to  N.  M.  20,  May  13,  1944.     [1944.]     2  leaves,     t     •  Item  867 

N  6.11/4: 157 

Supplemeiitarv  Notice  to  mariners  correction  sheet  for  II.  O.  pub.   158, 

from  N.  M.  8,  1944  to  N.  M.  20,  May  13,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.     t     •  Item  867 

N  6.11/4 :  158 

■ Supplementary  Notice  to  mariners  correction  sheet  for  H.  O.  pub.  173, 

from  N.  M.  3,  1944  to  N.  M.  14,  Apr.  1,  1944.      [1944.]     1  p.     f      •  Item  867 

N  6.11/4 :  173 

Supplementarv  Notice  to  mariners  correction  sheet  for  H.  O.  pub.  175, 

from  N.  M.  5,  1944  to  N.  M.  IS,  1944.     [1944.]     4  leaves,     t     •  Item  867 

N  6.11/4: 175 

Supplementarv  Notice  to  mariners  correction  sheet  for  H.  O.  pub.  176. 

[1944.]     5  leaves,     t     •  Item' S67  N  6.11/4: 176 

Supplementarv  Notice  to  mariners  correction   .sheet  for  U.   S.  C.   P.  A. 

[1944.]     1  p.     t     •  Item  240  N  6.11/3 :  At  6/sec.A 

Supplementary  Notice  to  mariners  correction  sheet  for  U.  S.  C.  P.  Alaska  1. 

[1944.]     5  leaves,     t     •  Item  238  N  6.11/3:  All 

Supplementary  Notice  to  mariners  correction  sheet  for  U.   S.  C.  P.     C. 

[1944.]     4  leaves,     t     •  Item  240  N  6.11/3 :  At  6/sec.C 

Supplementary  Notice  to  mariners  correction  sheet  for  U.  S.  C.  P.  Gulf. 

[1944.]     7  leaves,     t     •Item  241  N  6.11/3:0  95 

Supplementary  Notice  to  mariners  correction  sheet  for  U.  S.  C.  P.  Pacific. 

[1944.]     3  leaves,     t     •  Item  243  N  6.11/3 :  P 11 

Ch  nrtfi  I 

Pilot  charts.  Pilot  chart  of  Central  American  waters,  Sept.  1944;  no.  3500. 
Scale  1°  long.=0.7  in.  Washington,  D.  C,  Aug.  18.  1944.  23X35  in.  [Monthly. 
Certain  portions  of  the  data  are  furnished  bv  the  Weather  Bureau.]     t     10c. 

N  6.24 :  944/9 
Note. — Contains  on  reverse:  Cyclonic  storms  [edition  no.  3]. 

Same,  Oct.  1944;   no.  3500.     Scale  1°  long.=0.7  in.     Washington,  D.  C, 

Sept.    16,    1944.     23X35    in.     [Monthly.     Certain    portions    of   the    data    are 
furnished  by  the  Weather  Bureau.]     t     10c.  N  6.24:  944/10 

Note. — Contains  on  reverse  :  Time- speed-distance  graphs. 

Pilot  chart  of  Indian  Ocean,  Oct.  1944;  no.  2603.     Scale  1"  long.=0.2  in. 

Washington,  D.  C,  Aug.  18,  1044.     22X31  in.     [Monthly.     Certain  portions    of 
the  data  are  furnished  by  the  Weather  Bureau.]     t     10c  N  6.17  :  944/10 

Note. — Contains  on  ri>vprse :  Monthly  moonlight  diagrams,  Nov.  1944. 

Same,  Nov.  11)44:  no.  2603.     Scale  1°  long. =0.2  in.     Washington.  D.  C, 

Sept.  K).  1914.     22X31  in.     [Monthly.     Certain  portions  of  the  data  are  fur- 
nished by  the  Weather  Bureau.]     t     10c.  N  6.17:  944/11 

Note. — Contains  on  reverse :  Monthly  moonlight  diagrams,  Dec.  1944. 

Pilot  chart  of  north  Atlantic  Ocean,  Sept.  1944  :  no.  1400.     Scale  1°  long.= 

0.27   in.     Washington.   D.   C,   Aug.    18,   1944.     23X.38  in.      [Monthly.     Certain 
portions  of  the  data  are  furnished  by  the  Weather  Bureau.]     f     10c. 

L.  C.  card  14-16330.  N  6.15/1 :  944/9 

Note. — Contains  on   reverse  :  Monthly  moonlight  diagrams,  Oct.   1944. 

Same,  Oct.  1944;  no.  1400.     Scale  1°  long.=0.27  in.     Washington,  D.  C, 

Sept.  16,  1944.     23X.3H  in.     [Monthly.     Certain  portions  of  the  data  are  fur- 
nished by  the  Weather  Bureau.]     t     10c.  N  6.15/1 :  944/10 

Note. — Contains  on   reverse  :   Monthly   moonliirht  diagrams,   Nov.   1944. 

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Pilot  charts — Continued. 

Same,  Nov.  1944;  no.  14(K).     Scalo  1°  lonK.=0.27  in.     Washington,  D.  C. 

Sept.  18.  1944.     23X38  in.     [Monthly.     Certain  portions  of  the  (lata  are  fur- 
nished by  the  Weather  Bureau.  1     tlOc.  -  N  6.15/1 :  944/11 

Note. — Contain.s  on  reverse  :  Monthly  moonlight  diagrams,  Dec.  1944. 

Pilot  chart  of  north  Pacific  Ocean,  Oct.  1944;  no.  1401.     Scale  1°  loug.=0.2 

in.     Washington,  D.  C,  Aug.  18,  1944.     24X35   in.     [Monthly.     Certain  por- 
tions of  the  data  are  furnished  bv  the  Weather  Bureau.]     t     10c. 

N  6.16 :  944/10 
Note. — Contains  on  reverse :  Currents  in  Nanpo  Shoto,  and  Moon's  illuminated  surface. 

Same,  Nov.  1944;  no.  1401.     Scale  1°   long.=0.2  in.     Washington,  D.  C. 

Sept.  16,  1944.     24X35  in.     [Monthly.     Certain  portions  of  the  data  are  fur- 
nished by  the  Weather  Bureau.]     t     10c.  N  6.16:  944/11 

Note. — Contains   on    reverse :    Technique   of  drawing  isobars    on   weather   maps ;   by 
Gardner  Emmons. 

NAVAL  PERSONNEL  BUREAU 
« 

I))for)n(itio)i  hulletin.  Bureau  of  Naval  Personnel  information  bulletin,  Sept. 
1944;  [no.  330].  [1944.]  cover  title,  72  p.  il.  4"  [Monthly.  Text  and  other 
illustrations  on  p.  2-4  of  cover.]     t  N  17.27:  830 

Life  insurance.  Government  life  insurance,  manual  of  instructions  based  on 
BuPers  and  BuSanda  joint  circular  letter  44-765.  [1944.]  cover  title,  45  p.  il. 
+     •  Item  906  N  17.24/4  :  L  62 

Postcr-t.  Commands  to  the  wheel ;  [poster].  [1944.]  43.9X27.7  in.  (Training 
Aids. )     t  N  17.23/2  :  W  56/2 

Don't    miss  your   great   opportunity.   Navy   needs    you   in   the  WAVES : 

[poster],    n.  p.  NRB  [July  19,  1944].     40X28  in.     [Illustrator.  John  Falter.]     t 

N  17.23/2 :  W  36/8 

Heaving  a  line;  [poster].     1944.     30.3X38.5  in.     (Training  Aids.)     t 

N  17.23/2 :  H  35 

Steering  bv  compass ;  [poster].     [1944.]     27.7X21.8  in.     (Training  Aids.) 

+  N  17.23/2 :  St  3 

RecrmtK.     Guide  for  training  recruits;  prepared  by  BuPers,  "^.^'aining.  Standards 
and  Curriculum  Division.  Instructor  Training  Section.     .Tune  1944.    32  +  [2] 
p.  il.     t     •  Item  906 
L.  C.  card  44-41501  N  17.24/4 :  R  24/944 

Trainina  huUetin.  Training  bulletin  NavPers  14921;  Aug.  15.  1944.  [1944.] 
[2] -1-46-1- [4]  p.  il.  4°     ([Training.])      [Monthly.]     t  N  17.33: 21 

Same    NavPers    14922;    Sept.    15,    1944.     [1944.]       [2]-f-38+4    p.    il.    4" 

([Training.])      [Monthly.]     t  N  17.33: 22 

Trainiiiff  officers'  guide  for  enlisted  advancement;  prepared  by  BuPers.  Train- 
ing, Standards  &  Curriculum  Division,  Instructor  Training  Section.    Aug.  1944. 
ii  -f-  21  p.  il.    t     •  Item  906 
L.  C.  card  44-41.502  N  17.24/4  :  T  68/944 

World  War,  1939-.  North  Pacific  area.  Nav  war  map-4;  prepared  by  Educational 
Services  Section.     1944.     38X57  in.      (Training  .Uds.)     t  N  17.35: 4 

Southwest  Pacific,  Nav  war  map  5 ;  prepared  by  Educational  Services  Sec- 
tion.   1944.    38X57  in.     (Training  Aids.)     t  N  17.35:  5 

NAVAL    WAR    COtXEGE 

Ititernatioyial  law  documents,  1942;  [prepared  in  collaboration  with  Payson 
Sibley  Wild,  jr.]  1943  [published  1944.]  iv-f  155  p.  *  Cloth,  75c.  •  Item  901 
L.  C.  card  41-50382  N  15.7/1 :  942 

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October  1944  1177 

ORDNANCE  BUREAU 

Naval  firepower,  Sept.  19-14;  [v.  1,  no.  12].  [1!J44.]  [IG]  p.  il.  large  4"  [Monthly. 
For  men  and  women  of  naval  ordnance.]     t     •  N  18.12 : 1/12 

SHIPS  BUREAU 

Steam  systems.     Pointers  on  steam  systems  and  their  auxiliaries.     [1944.]     40  p. 
11.  4°     (Technical  publication  3.)      [Text  and  other  illustrations  on  p.  1-4  of 
cover.]     *  Paper,  15c.     •  Item  912 
L.  C.  card  44-41475  N  29.14 :  3 

SUPPLIES  AND     ACCOUNTS  BUREAU 

Fitnctians  and  organization  of  Bureau  of  Supplies  and  Accounts  (control  record), 
.lulv  15,  1944.  [3] +137  p.  il.  4"  [Issued  in  loose-leaf  form.]  t  •  Item  916 
L.  C.  card  44-41470  N  20.25 :  944 

Government  supplies.  Joint  Army-Navy  specification :  Brass,  cartridge,  sheet 
and   strip.     1944.     1   p.   12''     (JAN-B-.50.)     t  N  20.23 :  JAN-B-50 

NOTE. — This  and  the  following  specifications  are  issued  with  perforations  for  insertion 
in  loose-leaf  binders. 

■ Same :  Cables,  coaxial  and  twin  conductor  for  radio  frequency ;  July  31, 

1944.     [1944.]     Kip. +  [421  leaves,  12"     (JAN-C-17.)     t  N  20.23 :  JAN-C-17 

Same:   Capacitors,  ceramic-dielectric,   fixed    (temperature-compensating), 

amdt.  1;  June  30,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  12°     (JAN-C-20  [amdt.  1].)      [Proc- 
essed.]    t  N  20.23  :  JAN-C-20/amdt.l 

Same :    Capacitors,  mica-dielectric,  fixed,  amdt.  1 ;  July  15,  1944.     1944. 

1  p.  12"     (JAN-C-5  [amdt.  IJ.)      t  N  20.23 :  JAN-C-5/amdt.l 

Same :  Insulating  materials  ceramic  radio,  class  L,  amdt.  1 ;  July  10,  1944. 

1^4.     1  p.  12"     (JAN-I-10  [amdt.  1].)      t  N  20.2:3 :  JAN-I-lO/amdt.l 

Same:  Insulating  materials,  ceramic  radio  dielectric,  cla.ss  H,  amdt.  1: 

July  15,  1944.     1944.     1  p.  12"      (JAN-I-12   [amdt.  1].)      t 

•N  20.23 :  JAN-I-12/amdt.l 

■ Same:  Insulators,  gla.ss,  radio;  Mav  31,  1944.      [1944.]     40  p.  il.  2  pi.  12" 

( JAN-I-9. )     t  N  20.23 :  JAN-I-9 

Same:     Shock-testing-mechanism     for   .electrical-indicating     instruments 

(2>/.-  and  3V2-inch,  round,  flush-mounting,  panel-type)  ;  May  31,  1944.     [1944.] 
33p.il.  12"      (JAN-S-44.)      f  N  20.23 :  JAN-S-44 

Navy  Department  specification  :  A.shestos-composition,  hard,  sheet ;  Sept.  1, 

1944.      [1944.  J     4  p.  12"  ( 32A3. )      f  N  20.6/2:  32  A  3 

Same :  Bags,  canvas,  800-pounds-capacity  ;  Sept.  1,  1944.     [1944.]     3  p.  12" 

(24B9b.)      [Supersedes  24B9a,  Nov.  2,  1942.]      t  N  20.6/2  :  24  B  91 » 

San>e:    Blinkers,    low-intensity    (for    binoculars)    Aug.    1,    1944.     [1944.] 

6  p.  12"     (17B15.)     t  N  20.6/2  :  17  B  15 

Same:    Blowers,    soot    (shipboard    use);    Sept.    1,    1^4.     1944.     1    p.    12" 

(60Bla.)     t  N  20.6/2 :  60  B  la 

Same:  Books,  instruction  (instruments,  electrical,  for  navigational  pur- 
poses)     (shipboard  use)  ;  Sept.  1,  1944.     [1944.]     6  p.  12"     (18B7.)     t 

N  20.6/2  :  18  B  7 

Same :  Buoyancy-iuaterial,  hard,  cellular,  rubber ;  Aug.  1,  1944.     [1944.] 

6  p.  il.  12"     ( 33B3. )     t  N  20.6/2 :  33  B  3 

Same:    Buoys,    life,    ring,    cork;     Sept.    1.    1944.     [1944.]     6    p.    11.    12" 

(23B4.)      t  N  20.6/2:  23  B  4 

Same:    ('alculators,    distance-speed-time,     navigational;     Sept.     1,     1944. 

[1944.]     4  p.  il.  12°      (18C21.)      f      •  N  20.6/2 :  18  C  21 

Same:  Cones,  speed;  Sept.  1,  1944.     1944.     1  p.  12"     (23C3d.)     t 

N  20.6/2  :  23  C  3d 

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Oovei-nment  supplies — Continued. 

Same:    Covers,    searchlight,    canvas;    Sept.    3,    1944.     [1944.  |     4    p.    12" 

( 24C19. )     t  N  20.6/2 :  24  C 19 

Same :  Covers,  table ;  Aug.  1,  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  12"'     (27Cllb.)      [Sui^n-- 

sedes  27Clla,  July  1,  1932.]     t  N  20.G/2  :  27  C  lib 

Same:  Cuspidors,  plastic;  Aug.  1,  1944.     [1944.]     5  p.  il.  12"     (42C24.)     t 

N  20.6/2  :  42  C  24 

Same:  Cylinders,  acetylene;  Sept.  1,  1944.     1944.    1  p.  12"     (51C:i0a.)     t 

N  20.6/2 :  51  C  30a 

Same:    Cylinders,    C02-gas-filled,    commercial-type     (for    inflatable    life 

belts)  ;  Aug.  1,  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  12°     (51C36.)     t  N  20.6/2  :  .jl  C  36 

Same:  Dispensers,  salt-tablet;  Aug.  1,  1944.     [1944.]  4  p.  12"     (51D3a.) 

[Supersedes  51D3,  Nov.  1,  1940.]     t  N  20.6/2  :  01  D  3a 

Same:  Extractors,  fruit-juice;  Aug.  1,  1944.     [1944.]  4  p.  12°     (64Elb.) 

[Supersedes  64Ela,  Sept.  1,  1933.]     t  N  20.6/2  :  64  E  lb 

Same:  Felt,  wool:   Sept.   1,  1944.     [1944.]     8  p.   12"  (27F7d.)      [Suvor- 

sedes  27F7c,  Aug.  1, 1941.]     t  N  20.6/2  :  27  F  7d 

Same:  Floodlights,  incandescent   (shipboard  use)  ;   Sept.  1,  1944.     1944. 

1  p.  12"     ( 17F12a. )     t  N  20.6/2 :  17  F  12a 

Same:    Gage-testing   outfits,   portable;   Aug.  1,   1944.     [1944.]     4   p.    12° 

(18G4b.)      [Supersedes  18G4a,  June  1,  1931.]     t  N  20.6/2  :  18  G  4b 

Same:  Gages,  boiler-water;  Sept.  1,  1944.     1944.     1  p.  12"     (45G10a.)     t 

N20.6/S:45G^0a 

Same:  Gages,  draft,  fireroom ;  Aug.  1,  1944.     [1944.]     7  p.  12"     (45G6-.) 

[Supersedes  45G6a,  Apr.  2,  1934,  45G6b,  Feb.  1,  1939.]     t         N  20.6/2 :  45(Uk' 

Same:   Gaskets,   oil-resisting    (sheet,  strip,   and  molded)  ;   Aug.   1,   1944. 

[1944.]     3  p.  12°     (33G7d.)     [Supersedes  33G7c,  Mar.  1,  1944.]     t 

N  20.6/2 :  33G7d 

— —  Same:  Glasses,  magnifying,  reading;  Sept.  1,  1944.  [1944.]  3  p.  12" 
(18G9.)      t  N  20.6/2 :18G9 

Same:   Grease,   wool,   rope-lubricant;    Sept.   1,   1944.      [1944.]      4   p.   12" 

(14G7.)     t  N  20.6/2 :14G7 

Same:  Guards,  rat;  Aug.  1,  1944.  [1944.]  6  p.  il.  12°  (23G6b.)  [Super- 
sedes 23G6a,  Apr.  1,  1936.]     t  N  20.6/2  :  23(;6b 

Same :  Hooks,  fish,  steel ;  Sept.  1,  1944.    1944.    1  p.  12°     (37H14a.)     t 

N  20.6/2  :  37  H  14a 

Same  :  Hose,  fuel,  armored  ;  Sept.  1, 1944.    [1944.]    9  p.  il.  12°     (33H29.)    t 

N  20.6/2  :  33  H  29 

Same :  Hose,  metallic,  flexible ;  Sept.  1,  1944.     [1944.]    2  p.  12°     (33H15b.) 

[Supersedes  33H15a,  June  1,  1942.]     t  N  20.6/2  :  33  H  15b 

Same :  Hose,  oil-and-gasoline-suction-and-discharge,  smooth-bore,  light- 
weight (circular  woven  fabric,  wire-inserted)  ;  Sept.  1,  1944.  [1944.]  3  p.  12° 
( 33H23a. )     t  N  20.6/2 :  33  H  23a 

Same:  Hose,  oil  and  gasoline-suction-and-discharge,  synthetic-rubber,  wire- 
stiffened;  Aug.  1,  1944.  [1944.]  11  p.  il.  12°  (33H4f.)  [Supersedes  33H4b. 
Apr.  1,  1935,  33H4e,  May  2,  1938.]     t  N  20.6/2  :  33  H  4f 

Same:  Hose,  rubber   (synthetic),  wire-reinforced   (for  subujarine  rescue 

chamber)  ;  Sept.  1,  1944.     [1944.]     8  p.  il.  12°     (33H1*;)     t       N  20.6/2  :  33H  14 

Same:  Hose,  smooth-bore  (electrically  heated)   (for  plastic  paint)  ;  Aug.  1, 

1944.      [1944.]     4  p.  12°      (33H26.)      t  N  20.6/2 :  33  H  26 

Same:  Hose,  vacuum;  Sept.  1,  1944.    1944.    1  p.  12°     (33H12b.)     t 

N  20.6/2  :  33  H  12b 

Same:   Instruments,   musical,  bugle*,   and   stands,   music;  Aug.   1,   1944. 

[1944.]     22  p.   12°     (36-I-2a.)      [Supersedes  36-1-2,  Aug.  1,  1928.]     t 

N  20.6/2 :  36-I-2a 

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October  1944  1179 

Government  supplies— ContUmed.  „     ^    ^    -icma      rin^<-i     -n 

Same-  Insulation,  electrical,  plastic-sealer;  Sept.  1,  1944.     [1944.]     11  p. 

il.  12°     (17-I-15a.)     [Supersedes  17-1-15,  Aug.  2,  1987.]     t    N  20.6/2  :  17-I-ir)a 

Same:  Insulators,  rigging;  Aug.  1,  1944.     1944.     1  p.  12°     (16-I-2cl.)     t 

N  20.6/2 :  l&-I-2d 

Same :  Iroko ;  Sept.  1,  1944.     [1944.]     5  p.  12°     (39-1-1.)     t 

N  20.6/2 :  3&-I-1 

Same:   Lamps,   diving.   Navy-standard;    Sept.  1,  1944.      [1944.]     6  p.  12° 

(17L13.)      t  N  20.6/2: 17  L  13 

Same:  Mirrors,  signaling,  emergency;  Sept.  1,  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  il.  12° 

(18MS.)     t  N  20.6/2: 18  M  8 

Same:  Nickel-copper-alloy,  castings;  Aug.   1,  1944.     [1944.]     5  p.  il.   12° 

(46Mlg.)      [Supersedes  4GMlf,   June  1,  1938.]      t  N  20.6/2 :  46  M  Ig 

Same:  Packing,  asbestos,  rod,  higli-pressure  (symbol  1100)  ;  Aug.  1,  1944. 

[1944.]    6  p.  12°     (33P16b.)     [Supersedes  33P16a,  Aug.  1,  1931.]     t 

N  20.6/2 :  33  P  16b 

Same:  Packing,  rubber-graphite,  unvulcanized  (symbol  2352)  ;  Aug.  1,  1944. 

1944.     1  p.  12°      (33P23b.)      t  N  20.6/2 :  33  P  23b 

Same:  Packing,  sheet,  asbestos,  compressed  (symbol  2150)  ;  Aug.  1,  1944. 

[1944.]     6  p.  12°     (33P13C.)      [Supersedes  33P13b,  Nov.  1,  1932.]     t 

N  20.6/2 :  33^  P  13c 

Same:  Pans,  baking,  roasting,  and  deep-fat-frying;  Aug.  1,  1944.     [1944.] 

4  p.  il.  12"     (64P6d.)     [Supersedes  64P6b,  Feb.  1,  1935,  64P6c,  Sept.  2,  1941.]     t 

N  20.6/2 :  64  P  6d 

Same:  Pans,  corn-bread  and  mufSn,  iron    (cast)  ;  Aug.  1,  1944.     [1944.] 

3  p.  12°     (64P18a.)      [Supersedes  64P18,  June  1,  1933.]     t     N  20.6/2 :  64P18a 

Same:  Polish,  metal,  liquid;  Aug.  1,  1944.     [1944.]     8  p.  il  12°     (51P5f.) 

[Supersedes  51P5e,  May  1,  1935.]     t  N  20.6/2  :  51  P  5f 

Same :  Polymerization-product  of  organic  dihalide  and  inorganic  polysul- 

phide   (powder)  ;  Aug.  1,  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  12°     (52PG0.)     t 

N  20.6/2 :  52  P  60 

Same:    Receivers,   ash    (tobacco)  ;    Sept.    1,    1944.     [1944.]     4   p.    11.    12° 

(25R1.)     t  N  20.6/2:  25  Rl 

Same:  Refrigerators,  electric,  portable  (for  shipboard  installation)  ;  Sept. 

1,  1944.     [1944.]     16  p.  il.  12°     (26Rla.)      [Supersedes  26R1,  Jan.  2,  1929.]     t 

N  20.6/2 :  26  R  la 

•     Same:  Resin,  phenolic  (alkyl  phenol,  oil-soluble)  ;  Sept.  1,  1944.     [1944.] 

10  p.  1112°     (52R11.)     t  N  20.6/2 :  52  R 11 

Same:   Rivet-sets,   pneumatic-tool;   Aug.   1,   1944.     [1944.]     10  p.   il.   12° 

(40R2C.)      [Supersedes  40R2b,  June  1,  1939.]     t  N  20.6/2 :  40  R  2c 

Same :    Ropes,    dip,    and    assemblies ;    Sept.    1,    1944.     1944.     1    p.    12° 

( 19Rlc. )     t  N  20.6/2 :  19  R  Ic 

Same :  Safes,  burglar-resisting ;  Sept.  1,  1944.    [1944.]    3  p.  12°    (26S4a.)    t 

N  20.6/2  :  26  S  4a 

Same:   Screws,  machine,  cap  and  set,  and  nuts;  Aug.  1,  1944.     [1944.] 

26  p.  11.  12°     (42S5e.)     [Supersedes  42S5d,  Apr.  1,  1935.]     t     N  20.6/2 :  42  S  5e 

Same :  Sirens,  steam,  revolving  cylinder  type ;  Sept.  1,  1944.     1944.     1  p.  12*" 

(60Sla.)     t  N  20.6/2:  60S  la 

Same:  Sprayers,  insecticide  (liquid),  hand-operated;  Aug.  1,  1944.     [1944.] 

4p.il.  12°     (41S44.)     t  N  20.6/2 :  41  S  44 

Same:  Spreaders,  coil,  armature  and  stator  (shipboard  use)  ;  Aug.  1,  1944. 

[1944.]     5  p.  12°     (41S42a.)     [Supersedes  41S42,  Oct.  1,  1937.]     t 

N  20.6/2  :  41  S  42a 

Same:  Steel,  tool,  high-speed;  Aug.  1,1944.     [1944.]     13p.il.  12°     (4GS37a.) 

[Super.sedos  46S37,  Nov.  1,  1939.]     t  N  20.6/2  :  46  S  37a 

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(lovernment  supplies — Continued. 

Same:  Strainers,  gasoline,  for  motor  boats;  Sept.  1,  li>44.     1944.     1  p.  12" 

( lOSla. )     t  N  20.6/2 :  10  S  la 

Same:  Tape,  metal,  colort?d ;  Aug.  1,  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  12"     (47T2.)     t 

N  20.6/2 :  47  T  2 

Same :    Testing-outfits,   dissolved-oxygeu ;    Sept.    1,   1944.     1944.     1   p.    12" 

( 57T6ii . )     t  N  20.6/2 :  57  T  6a 

Same:    Trays,    serving,    plastic;    Sept.    1,    1944.     [1944.]     6    p.    11.    12°- 

(64T8.)     t  N  20.(5/2 :  6i  T  8 

Same :    Tubing,    aluminum   alloy    (aluminum-manganese)  ;    Sept.   1,   1944. 

1944.     1  p.  12"     (44T20b.)     t  N  20.6/2 :  44  T  20b 

Same:  Tumblers,  glass  (thin-blown);  Sept.  1,  1944.     [li>44.]     4  p.  il.  12" 

( 63T10. )     t  N  20.6/2 :  63  T  10 

Same:  Zinc-coating  (liot-dip  galvanizing)  ;  Sept.  1,  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  12° 

(46Z3.)     t  N  20.6/2:  46  Z  3 

hiwnuaL  Change  40,  Bureau  of  Supplies  and  Accounts  manual ;  July  1,  1944. 
[1944.]  iii  p.  [Accompanied  bv  reprints  of  certain  pages  (with  changes) 
to  be  inserted  in  the  Manual.]     I  N  20.13 :  Su  7/2/929/ch.40 

Menus.     Advance  base,  dry  provisions  menu.     [1944.]     34  p.  4"     t     •  Item  916 

N  20.2  :  M  52 

Posters.  [Food  conservation  posters.]  1944.  8  posters,  each  27.9X19.9  in. 
[Illustrators,  Hotcliliiss  and  Ketcham.  These  posters  also  issued  in  size  lOx 
7.1  in.]     t  N  20.24  :  F  73/no.-l  to  no.-8 

Don't  bite  off  more  than  you  can  chew  !  take  only  what  you  can  eat ! 

How's  your  bunker'.'     food  is  your  fuel,  don't  waste  it ! 

Navy   chow   is    the   best !     take   all  you   can   eat,   eat  all   you   take !     don't  be   finicky  ! 

O.  K.  chow  hound,  just  be  sure  you  eat  it,  watch  your  waste  ! 

Tell  him,  the  home  folks  hope  the  boys  are  enjoying  all  the  good  food  we  raised  for  'em, 

and  p.  8.,  tell  him  I'll  whale  him  good  if  he  wastes  any. 
When  you  take  more  than  you  can  eat,  you  cheat  your  buddies  in  the  fleet !     don't  waste 

good  food  ! 
You  were  right,  sir  !     the  men  do  seem'  a  little  reluctant  to  throw  food  away  ! 
You   wouldn't  deprive  your   family  of  food  !     of  course  not !     but,   that's  exactly  what 

you  do  when  you  throw  good  chow  away  ! 


PAN  AMERICAN  SANITARY  BUREAU 

Bulletin  of  Pan  American  Sanitary  Bureau,  v.  23,  no.  6;  June  1944.  u.  p.  [1944]. 
cover  title,  [2] +481-576  p.  il.  [Monthly.  Articles  appear  in  Spanish,  Portu- 
guese, French,  and  occasionally  in  English.]     f  PAS  1.3  :  23/6 

Vital  statistics.  Monthly  report,  biostatistics,  epidemiology,  no.  6;  Aug.  1944. 
[1944.]     20  p.  4"     [Processed.     Spanish  and  English.]     t  PAS  1.8: 6 


PAN  AMERICAN  UNION 

NoTK. — The  Pan  American  Union  sells  its  own  illustrated  monthly  Bulletin,  booklets,  and 
other  publications,  at  prices  ranging  from  5c.  to  ?2.00.  The  price  of  any  edition  of  the 
Bulletin  is  15c.  a  single  copy,  the  English  edition  is  it;!. 30  a  year,  the  Spanish  edition  $1.00 
a  year,  the  Portuguese  edition  $1.00  a  year;  there  is  an  additional  charge  of  75c.  a  year 
on  each  edition  for  countries  outside  the  Pan  American  Union.  Address  the  Pan  American 
Union,  Washington,  D.  C. 

Bulletin  (English  edition).     BtiUetin  of  Pan  American  Union,  Sept.  1944;  [v.  78, 
no.  9].     [1944.]     cover  title,    [4] +481-540  p.   il.     [Monthly.]     For  price,   see 
note  above  under  center  head.     •  Item  922 
L.  C.  card  8-30967  PA  1.6 :  e78/9 

Same.     (H.  doc.  438,  pt.  9,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.) 

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Bulletin — Continued. 

{Portuguese  edition).     Boletim  da  Unilio  Panamericana,  setembro  1944; 

[v.  46,  no.  J)].     [1944.]     cover  title,  [4J +389-440  p.  il.     [Monthly.]     For  price, 
see  note  above  under  center  head. 

L.  C.  card  11-27014  PA1.6:p46/9 

(Spanish  edit  ion).     Boletiii  de  la  Uui6n  Panamericana,  septiembre  1944; 

[v.  78,  no.  9].     [1944.]     cover  title,  [4] +473-532  p.  il.     [Monthly.]     For  price, 
.see  note  above  under  center  head. 

L.  C.  card  12-12555  PA  1.6 :  s78/9 

POST  OFFICE  DEPARTMENT 

Postage  rates,  pt.  2,  1930--i4,  abstract  of  laws  passed  between  June  14,  1930  and 
.luly  1,  1944,  fixing  rates  of  postage  and  according  free  mail  privileges.     1944. 
[lJ+16  p.     (3d  Assistant  Postmaster  General,  Letter  and  Miscellaneous  Mail 
Division. )     *  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  934 
I..  C.  card  30-26861  P  4.2  :  R  18/2/pt.2 

Postal  bulletin,  v.  65,  no.  187r)0-7r)8  ;  Sept.  1-29,  1944.     [1944.]  various  paging,  f 

[Published  Tuesday  and  Friday,  except  legal  holidays.]  *  Paper,  5c.  single 
copy,  $1.00  a  yr. 

L.  ('.  card  6-5810  P  1.3:  65 

RAILWAY  MAIL  SERVICE 

Mail  routes.  Schedule  of  mail  routes,  no.  548,  Aug.  11,  1944,  3d  division.  Railway 
Mail  Service,  comprising  District  of  Columbia,  Maryland,  North  Carolina,  Vir- 
ginia, and  West  Vii'ginia  (except  peninsula  of  Maryland  and  Virginia).  [1944.] 
192  p.  narrow  8°     +-  P  10.12/3 :  548 

Schedule  of  mail  routes,  no.  584,  Aug.  15,  1944,  6tli  division,  Railway  Mail 

Service,  comprising  Illinois  and  Iowa.     [Chicago  P  O,  July  1,  1944.]     160  p. 
narrow  8"     $  P  10.12/6 :  5&4 

Schedule  of  mail  routes,  no.  548,  Sept.  5,  1944,  7th  division,  Railway  Mail 

Service,  comprising  Kansas  and  Missouri.     Wellington  Printing  Co.,  St.  Louis, 
Mo.     [Sept.  5,  1944 J.     132  p.  narrow  8"     t  P  10.12/7 :  548 

Schedule  of  mail  routes,  no.  475,  Sept.  12,  1944,  8th  division.  Railway  Mail 

Service,  comprising  Arizona,  California,  Guam,  Hawaii,  Nevada,  Samoa  and 
Utah.     [San  Francisco  P.  O.,  Sept.  12,  1944.]     140  p.  narrow  8°     t 

P  10.12/8 :  475 

Schedule  of  mail  routes,  no.  161,  Sept.  5,  19-14,  13th  division,  Railway  Mail 

Service,  comprising  Alaska,  Idaho,  Montana,  Oregon  and  Washington.     [Seattle 
P.  O.,  Sept.  5,  1944.]     120  p.  narrow  8"     ?  P  10.12/13:  161 

Schedule  of  mail  routes,  no.  189,  Aug.  25,  1944,  14th  division,  Railway  Mail 

Service,  comprising  Nebraska,  Colorado,  and  Wyoming.     Gate  City  Stationery 
Co.,  Omaha  |  Aug.  25,  1944].     112  p.  narrow  8"     t  P  10.12/14  :  189 

TOPOGRAPHY    DIVISION 

Note. — The  Division  of  Topography  has  on  file  maps  showing  all  roads  used  hy  the 
rural  free  delivery  mail  service.  Kural  delivery  routes  are  showu  in  detail  on  county 
or  local  maps  which,  with  a  few  exception.s,  are  drawn  to  the  scale  of  1  :  62,500  or 
1:63,360  (1  mile  to  the  inch).  Maps  of  more  than  1,600  counties  in  the  United  States 
have  been  Dreoared  l).\  the  Post  Othee  Department  iind  hliu'-line  prints,  made  from  nega- 
tives on  file  are  sold  for  50  cents  per  copy.  Each  county  map  shows  in  addition  to  the 
roads  traveled  by  rural  carriers,  all  post  otflces  witliin  the  county  at  the  time  the  negative 
was  made  and  all  other  roads,  houses,  schools,  and  clnuches  known  at  the  time  the  map 
was  originally  drawn,  together  with,  an  outline  of  the  drainage.  A  list  of  the  county  maps 
on  file  will  be  furnished  upon  application  to  the  Superintendent,  Division  of  Finance,  Post 
Office  Deiiartment,  Washington,  D.  C.  Rural  delivery  routes  emanating  from  post  offices 
in  counties  for  which  county  maps  have  not  been  drawn  are  shown  on  local  maps.  Blue- 
print copies  of  such  maps  are  sold  at  25  cents  each.  Orders  for  all  postal  maps  should  be 
accompanied  by  money  order  and  addressed  to  the  Superintendent,  Division  of  Finance,  Post 
Office  Department,  Washington,  I).  C.  Rural  delivery  maps  should  not  be  confused  with  the 
State  post  route  maps  which  are  listed  in  the  Monthly  catalog  for  Jan.  1944,  page  79. 

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PRESIDENT  OF  UNITED  STATES 

NOTE. — The  functions  and  diitios  of  the  Executive  Office  of  the  President  were  established 
l>.v  Kxi'cutive  order  of  Sept.  8,  11);{9.  Tiie  iirincipal  divisions  at  present  are  as  follows  :  The 
^^'hite  House  Office,  the  Bureau  of  the  Budget,  the  Liaison  Office  for  Personnel  Management, 
the  Office  for  Emergency  Management,  and  the  Committee  for  Congested  Production  Areas. 

For  information  relating  to  tlie  issuance  of  Executive  orders  and  I'rodamations  of  the 
I'resident  see,  below,  note  under  Executive  orders. 

Birds.  Amendmeuts  to  regulations  relating  to  migratory  birds,  proclamation. 
Sept.  26,  1944.  (Proclamation  2625.)  [Not  issued  separately.  Appeared  in 
Federal  register,  v.  9,  no.  195,  Sept.  29.  1944,  p.  11881-882.] 

Bonsai.  I'hilip  W.  Executive  order,  reinstating  Philip  W.  Bonsai  in  foreign  serv- 
ice of  United  States.  July  19,  1944.  1  p.  4°  (No.  9457.)  t  The  National 
Archives.  Pr  32.5 :  9457 

Cleveland  Graphite  Bronze  Co.  Authorizing  Secretary  of  War  to  take  posses- 
sion of  and  operate  plants  and  facilities  of  Cleveland  Graphite  Bronze  Com- 
pany, Cleveland,  Ohio.  Sept.  5,  1944.  (Executive  order  9477.)  [Not  issued 
separatelv.  Appeared  in  Federal  register,  v.  9,  no.  179,  Sept.  7,  1944,  p. 
10941.] 

Columbus  Day,  1944,  proclamation  [designating  Oct.  12,  1944,  as  Columbus  Day]. 
Sept.  21,  1944.  (Proclamation  2623.)  [Not  issued  separately.  Appeared  in 
Federal  register,  v.  9,  no.  192,  Sept.  26,  1944,  p.  11729.] 

Emergencii  boards.  Emergency  Board,  Chicago,  North  Shore  and  Milvraukee 
Railroad  Company  and  Chicago,  Aurora  &  Elgin  Railroad  Company,  employees, 
proclamation.  Sept.  19,  1944.  (Proclamation  2622.)  [Not  issued  separately. 
Appeared  in  Federal  register,  v.  9,  no.  190,  Sept.  22,  1944,  p.  11617-618.] 

Emergency  Board,  Union  Railway  Company  (Memphis,  Tenn.),  employees, 

proclamation.      Sept.  19,  1944.     (Proclamation  2621.)      [Not  issued  separately. 
Appeared  in  Federal  register,  v.  9,  no.  190,  Sept.  22, 1944,  p.  11617.] 

Executive  orders. 

Note. — The  Federal  register  act  (49  Stat.  500  as  amended ;  44  U.  S.  C,  and  supp.  301 
et  seq.)  provides  in  see.  5  as  follows  :  There  shall  be  published  in  the  Federal  register  all 
Presidential  Proclamations  and  Executive  orders,  except  such  as  have  no  general  appli- 
cability and  legal  effect  or  are  effective  only  against  Federal  agencies  or  persons  in  their 
capacity  as  officers,  agents,  or  employees  thereof. 

Those  Executive  orders  and  Proclamations  published  in  the  Federal  register  will  not 
be  issued  separately,  but  title  entries  for  such  Executive  orders  and  Proclamations,  with 
reference  to  the  Federal  register,  appear  above  and  below. 

The  distribution  of  Executive  orders  and  Proclamations  was  transferred,  beginning 
Mar.  12,  19.'{<>.  from  the  Department  of  State  to  tlie  Division  of  the  Federal  Register, 
National  Archives.  Free  distribution  will  be  only  to  appropriate  agencies  of  the  Gov- 
ernment. The  Federal  register  will  be  sold  by  the  Superintendent  of  Documents,  Govern- 
ment Printing  Office,  Washington  25,  D.  C,  on  a  subscription  basis  of  $1.50  per  month  or 
.$15.00  per  year. 

Farrell  Cheek  Steel  Co.  Authorizing  Secretary  of  War  to  take  possession  of  and 
operate  plants  and  facilities  of  Farrell  Cheek  Steel  Company,  Sandusky,  Ohio. 
Sept.  23,  1944.  (Executive  order  9484.)  [Not  issued  separately.  Appeared 
ill  Federal  register,  v.  9,  no.  192,  Sept.  26,  1944,  p.  11731.] 

F(*rd  Collieries  Co.  Authorizing  Secretary  of  Interior  to  take  possession  of  and 
operate  mines,  collieries,  and  preparation  facilities  of  Ford  Collieries  Com- 
pany of  Curtisville,  Pa.,  and  Rochester  and  Pittsburgh  Coal  Company  of 
Indiana,  Pa.  Aug.  31,  1944.  (Executive  order  9474.)  [Not  issued  separately. 
Appeared  in  Federal  register,  v.  9,  no.  177,  Sept.  5.  1944,  p.  10815.] 

Ifiif/hrs  Tool  Co.  Authorizing  Secretary  of  War  to  take  possession  of  and 
operate  certain  plants  and  facilities  of  Hughes  Tool  Company,  Houston,  Tex. 
Sept.  2,  1944.  [Executive  order  947oA.)  [Not  issued  separately.  Appeared 
ill  Federal  register,  v.  9,  no.  179,  Sept.  7,  1944,  p.  10943.] 

Mines.  Authorizing  Secretary  of  Interior  to  take  possession  of  and  operate  cer- 
tain mines,  collieries,  and  preparation  facilities.  Sept.  12,  1944.  (Executive 
order  9481.)  [Not  issued  separately.  Appeared  in  Federal  register,  v.  9, 
no  185,  Sept.  15,  1944,  p.  11387-388.] 

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Mines — Continued. 

Authorizing;  Secretary  of  Interior  to  talie  possession  of  and  operate  cer- 
tain mines,  collieries,  and  preparation  facilities.  Sept.  14,  1944.  (Executive 
order  94S2. )  [Not  issued  separately.  Appeared  in  Federal  register,  v.  9,  no. 
187,  Sept.  19,  1944,  p.  11459,  11461.] 

■  Authorizing  Secretary  of  Interior  to  take  possession  of  and  operate  cer- 
tain mines,  collieries,  and  production  facilities.  Sept.  19,  1944.  [Executive 
order  94S3.)  [Not  issued  separately.  Appeared  in  Federal  register,  v.  9,  no. 
189,  Sept.  21,  1944,  p.  11601.] 

• Authorizing  Secretary  of  Interior  to  take  possession  of  and  operate  mines, 

collieries,  and  preparation  facilities  of  certain  coal  companies.  Sept.  3,  1944. 
(Executive  order  9476.)  [Not  issued  separately.  Api)eared  in  Federal  register 
V.  9,  no.  177,  p.  10817-818.] 

Authorizing  Secretary  of  Interior  to  take  possession  of  and  operate  mines, 

collieries,  and  preparation  facilities  of  certain  coal  companies.  Sept.  6,  1944. 
(Executive  order  9478.)  [Not  issued  separately.  Appeared  in  Federal  regis- 
ter, V.  9,  no.  180,  Sept.  8,  1944,  p.  11045.] 

Missoin-i  River.  Resolution  to  procure  single  coordinated  plan  for  development 
of  Missouri  River  basin,  message  tran,smitting  copy  of  resolution  adopted  by 
all  but  one  of  Missouri  River  States,  represented  in  recent  meeting  of  their 
governors  and  members  of  Missouri  River  States  Committee,  requesting  execu- 
tive and  legislative  action  toward  procuring  single  coordinated  plan  for  develop- 
ment of  Missouri  River  basin.  Sept.  21,  1944.  4  p.  (H.  doc.  680,  78th  Cong. 
2d  sess. )     t 

Panama  Canal.  x\mending  Executive  order  7021  of  Apr.  19,  1935,  authorizing 
governor  of  The  Panama  Canal  to  arrange  for  operation  by  Panama  Railroad 
Company  of  Panama  Canal  piers.  Sept.  6,  1944.  (Executive  order  9479.) 
[Not  issued  separately.  Appeared  in  Federal  register,  v.  9,  no.  180,  Sept.  8, 
1944,  p.  11046.] 

Proclamations. 

Note. — For  information   concerning  the  issuance  of  Executive  orders   and  Proclama- 
tions, see  above,  note  under  the  subliead  Executive  orders. 

Public  property.  Surplus  Government  property  and  materials,  communication 
transmitting,  pursuant  to  resolution,  2d  quarterly  report  concerning  surplus 
Government  property  and  materials  no  longer  needed  for  war  purposes.  Sept. 
19,  legislative  day  Sept.  1,  1944.  6  p.  (S.  doc.  239,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.) 
*  Paper,  5c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41495 

Puerto  Rico.  Executive  order,  designating  A.  Cecil  Snyder  as  acting  judge  of 
District  Court  of  United  States  for  Puerto  Rico.  Aug.  8,  1944.  1  p.  4"  (No. 
9461A.)     t     The  National  Archives.     •  Item  943  Pr  32.5:  9461  A 


proclamation  [pro- 
y].  Sept.  21,  1944. 
in  Federal  register. 


Rubber  Director's  Office.  Transferring  functions  and  responsibilities  of  rubber 
director  [and  abolishing  Office  of  Rubber  Director,  effective  Sept.  1,  1944]. 
Sept.  1,  1944.  (Executive  order  947.">. )  [Not  issued  separately.  Appeared  in 
Federal  register,  v.  9,  no.  177,  Sept.  5,  1944,  p.  10817.] 

Tiventieth  Centuri/  Brass  Works,  Inc.  Authorizing  Secretary  of  War  to  take 
possession  of  and  operate  plants  and  facilities  of  Twentieth  Century  Brass 
Works,. Inc..  Minneapolis,  Minn.  Sept.  9,  1944.  (Executive  order  94S0.)  [Not 
issued  separatelv.  Appeared  in  Federal  register,  v.  9,  no.  182,  Sept.  12,  1944, 
p.  11143.] 

Virfjin  Islands.  Registration  [under  selective  training  and  service  act  of  1940, 
as  amended]  in  Virgin  Islands  of  male  persons  other  than  citizens  of  United 
States,  proclamation.  Sept.  17,  1944.  (Proclamation  2620.)  [Not  issued  sep- 
arately. Appeared  in  Federal  register,  v.  9,  no.  188,  Sept.  20,  1944,  p.  11569- 
571.] 

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1184  GOVEKNMENT   PUBLICATIONS 

EMERGENCY  MANAGEMENT  OFFICE 

Telephone  directori/.  Republic  7500  [national  war  agencies],  Sept.  1944;  issuel 
by  Central  Administrative  Services,     n.  p.  [1944].     iv+54  p.  4°     t 

Pr  32.402  :  T  23/944 

""  COORDINATOR  OF  INTER-AMERICAN   Ai'FAIES  OFFICE 

Em  guardu.  Em  guanla  para  a  defesa  das  Americas,  auo  3,  n.  11.  [Business 
Publishers  International  Corporation,  Nova  York,  1944.]  cover  title,  38+ [2 J 
p.  il.  f°     [Monthly.     Other  illustrations  on  p.  2-4  of  cover.]     $ 

Pr  32.4608 :  p  3/11 

Same,  Suplemento,  Conferencia  de  Comissoes  de  Fomento  Interamericano. 

n.  p.  [1944].    38+ [2]  p.  il.  4°     t  Pr  32.4608 :  p  3/11/supp. 

Haiti,  pioneer  of  freedom.     [July  1944.]     cover  title.   [SJ  p.  il.     [Text  and  an- 
other illustration  on  p.  2-4  of  cover.]     *  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  954 
L.  C.  card  44-41430  Pr  32.4602 :  H  12 

Honduras,  where  old  meets  new.     [July  1944.]     cover  title,  [8]  p.  il.     [Text  and 
another  illustration  on  p.  2-4  of  cover.]     *  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  954 
L.  C.  card  44^1418  Pr  32.4602 :  H  75 

Inter- American   programs.     Some   specific   suggestions   for    inter-American    pro- 
grams.   3d  edition,  1944.     [1944.]     [3] +41+ [3]  p.  24°     [The  last  3  pages  are 
left  blank  to  be  used  for  notes.]     f     •  Item  954 
L.  C.  card  44-41392  Pr  32.4602 :  In  8/2/944 

Mexico,  next  door  neighbor.  [Reprinted  with  changes  July  1944.]  cover  title, 
[24]  p.  il.  [Text  and  other  illustrations  on  p.  2-4  of  cover.]  *  Paper,  10c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41474  Pr  32.4602 :  ]M  57/1-2 

Paraguaij,  country  of  rivers.     [July  1944.]     cover  title,  [8]  p.  il.     [Text  and  an- 
other illustration  on  p.  2-4  of  cover.]     *  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  954 
L.  C.  card  44-41385  Pr  32.4602  :  P  21 

FOREIGN   ECONOMIC   ADMINISTRATION 

Export  bulletin.  Current  export  bulletin,  189-194.  Sept.  1-28,  1944.  [1944.] 
various  paging,  4°     [Processed.]     t  Pr.  32.5807 :  189-194 

Expart  schedule.  Comprehensive  export  schedule  (including  general  information 
and  instructions),  no.  15.  Sept.  1,  1944.  211  p.  4°  (Supplies  Bureau.  Re- 
quirements and  Supply  Branch.)  *  Paper,  50c.  single  copy,  4  issues,  $1.75; 
foreign  subscription,  $2.25.     •  Item  437. 

L.  C.  card  41-51123  Pr  32.5808 :  15 

Note. — Information  in  this  schedule  supersedes  that  appearing  In  previous  issues  of 
the  Comprehensive  export  schedule,  Current  controls  bulletins  1-57  and  Export  bulletins 
58-186  of  Aug.  25,  1944. 

NATIONAL  WAR  LABOR  BOARD 

Report.    14th  monthly  report  of  National  War  Labor  Board  [Apr.  1944].    Wash- 
ington D.  C,  June  1,  1944.    [l]+49p.    f    [Processed.]    t 
L.  C.  card  44-40781  Pr  32.5110 :  14 

PRICE  ADMINISTRATION  OFFICE 

Ambrosia  Brewing  Co.  No.  157,  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals,  Ambrosia  Brew- 
ing Company  v.  Chester  Bowles,  price  administrator;  answer.  [1944.]  cover 
title,  2  p.     t  Pr  32.4217 :  Am  18/2 

Same  transcript  of  proceedings  before  price  administrator.     [1944.]     cover 

title,  1+55  p.     t  Pr.  32.4217 :  .Vm  IS 

American  Brake  Shoe  Co.  No.  141,  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals,  American 
Brake  Shoe  Company  v.  Chester  Bowles,  price  administrator;  supplemental 
transcript  of  proceedings  befoi-e  price  administrator.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
i +9  p.     +  Pr  32.4217  :  Am  35  br/3 

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Armour  &  Co.  No.  96,  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals,  Armour  and  Company,  an 
Illinois  corporation,  v.  Chester  Bowles,  price  administrator;  brief  for  admin- 
istrator.    [1944.]     cover  title,  ii +41  p.     t  Pr  32.4217 :  Ar  55/12 

Avon  Western  Corporation.  No.  136.  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals,  Avon  West- 
ern Corporation,  et  al.,  v.  Chester  Bowles,  price  administrator ;  brief  for  ad- 
ministrator.    [1944.]     cover  title,  i+ 34  p.     t  Pr  32.4217  :  Av  75/3 

Capitol  Foundry  Co.  No.  120,  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals,  Capitol  Foundry 
Company,  v.  Chester  Bowles,  price  administrator;  brief  for  administrator. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  ii -1-33  p.     t  Pr  32.4217 :  C  172/5 

CarmeUy,  John.  New  Jersey  Supreme  Court,  John  Carmelly  and  Madeline  Car- 
melly,  plaintiffs,  Chester  Bowles,  administrator.  Office  of  Price  Administration, 
party  intervenor,  v.  A.  Jo.s^ph  Hanson  and  Anna  Hanson,  action  at  law,  on 
appeal  from  district  court  of  city  of  Camden  ;  state  of  case.  [1944.]  covei' 
title,  ii+125  p.  il.  large  8°     X  Pr  32.4217 :  C  21 1 

Chicago  Rapid  Transit  Co.  No.  28271,  in  Supreme  Court  of  Illinois,  Sept.  term, 
1944,  Albert  A.  Sprague  and  Bernard  J.  Fallon,  trustees  of  Chicago  Rapid 
Transit  Company  vs.  John  D.  Biggs  [et  al.],  as  members  of  and  constituting 
Illinois  Commerce  Commission  of  Illinois  et  al.,  appeal  from  circuit  court  of 
Cook  County,  Philip  J.  Finnegan,  judge  presiding ;  brief  on  behalf  of  economic 
stabilization  director  and  price  administrator,  interveners-appellees.  [1944.  J 
cover  title,  iii-f56  p.  large  8°     t  Pr  32.4217  :  C  432  ra 

Cleveland,  Ohio.  No.  30004,  in  Supreme  Court  of  Ohio,  appeal  from  court  of  ap- 
peals of  Cuyahoga  County,  city  of  Cleveland  vs  Andrew  IMskura  :  brief  in  be- 
half of  administrator.  Office  of  Price  Administration,  as  amicus  curiae.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  v+66  p.     t  Pr  32.4217 :  C  599 

Clothing.  Staple  work  clothing  at  retail  and  wholesale.  [1944.]  12  p.  4°  (OPA 
trade  bulletin.)  [This  trade  bulletin  covers  only  the  main  points  of  revised 
Maximum  price  regulation  208,  effective  Sept.  1,  1944,  for  wholesalers,  and 
Sept.  15,  1944,  for  retailers,  and  does  not  take  its  place.]     f     •  Item  963 

Pr  32.4244 :  C  62 

Women's,  girls',  and  children's  outerwear  at  retail.     [1944.]    6  p.  4°     (OPA 

trade  bulletin.)  [This  trade  bulletin  covers  only  the  main  points  of  revised 
Maximum  price  regulation  330,  effective  Sept.  18,  1944,  and  does  not  take  its 
place.]     t     •  Item  963  Pr  32.4244 :  Ou  8 

Consolidated  Wafer  Poicer  d  Paper  Co.  No.  126,  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals, 
Consolidated  Water  Power  and  Paper  Company  v.  Chester  Bowles,  price  ad- 
ministrator;  brief  for  administrator.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i +38  p.     J 

Pr  32.4217 ;  C  705/3 

Coordination  service,  digests  of  interpretations  of  specific  price  schedules  and 
regulations.  [1944.]  [374]  p.  4"  [Lssued  in  loose-leaf  form.]  *  Paper,  $1.00. 
L.  C.  card  44-41387  Pr  32.4249 :  944 

Crawford  d  Doherty  Foundry  Co.  No.  138,  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals,  Craw- 
ford &  Doherty  Foundry  Co.,  an  Oregon  corporation,  v.  Chester  Bowles,  price 
administrator ;  brief  for  administrator.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i +14  p.     J 

Pr  32.4217 :  C  859/3 

Ciidahy  Bros.  Co.  No.  160,  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals,  Cudahy  Brothers  Co. 
r.  Chester  Bowles,  price  administrator;  transcrii)t  of  proceedings  befoi'e  price 
administrator.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i+83  p.  il.     t  Pr  32.4217 :  C  893/11 

Dairy  subsidies.  Facts  you  should  know:  statement  9,  Dairy  subsidies.  May 
1944.     [4]  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  Pr  32.4242:!) 

Development  of  OPA  before  emergency  price  control  act,  Aug.  1941-Jan.  1942. 
[1944.]      [25]   p.   il.  4"     [Processed.]     f  Pr  32.4202 :  P  93/12/941-42 

Financial  tabulations.  Cumulative  list  of  financial  tabulations  classified  accord- 
ing to  OPA  jurisdiction  (prepared  between  Jan.  1,  1942  to  [and]  Apr.  30,  1944). 
May  15, 1944.    cover  title,  v+50  p.  4"    [Processed.]    +      Pr  32.4202 :  F  49/942-44 

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Financial  tabulations — Continued. 

Supplonu'iit  1  to  Cumulative  list  of  financial  tabulations  classified  according 

to  OPA  jurisdiction  (tabulations  prepared  between  May  1  and  June  15,  1944). 
June  30, 1944.     [l]+iii+12  p.  4°     [Proce.ssed.]     J 

Pr  32.4202 :  F  49/942^4/supp.l 

Supplement  2*to  Cumulative  list  of  financial  tabulations  classified  accord- 
ing to  OPA  jurisdiction  (tabulations  prepared  between  May  1  and  July  31, 
1!)44).  Aug.  15.  1!)44.  ri]+iii+12  p.  4°  [Processed.  All  reference  to  Sup- 
plement  1  should  be  discontinued.]     t  Pr  32.4202  :  F  49/942-44/supp.2 

Pood.  Facts  you  should  know ;  statement  10,  Food  for  civilians.  June  1944. 
4  p.  il  4°     [Processed.]     t  Pr  32.4242  :  10 

Food  fights  for  freedom,  rationing  and  price  control  help  reduce  food  waste. 

Apr.  1044.     [2]   p.  il.  4°     (OPA  information  lea^et  for  schools  and  colleges, 
leatlet  17;  Educational  Services  Branch,  Information  Department.)     t 

Pr  32.4240 :  17 

OPA  food  guide  for  retailers;  Aug.  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  il.  4°     [Monthlv.] 

t      •  Item  963  Pr  32.4241 :  044/7 

Forms,  hhiukfi,  etc.    List  of  active  price  forms,  as  of  Mar.  15,  1944;  issued  by 
Statistical  Standards  Branch.     [1944.]     [3] +40  p.  4"     [Processed.     Includes 
Supplement  1  and  2  as  of  Apr.  la,  1944.]     t     •  Item  963 
L.  C.  card  44-41477  Pr  32.4202 :  P  93/13/944 

Fuel  oil.  Fuel  oil  conservation  drive,  1944-45  heating  season.  July  1944. 
[11+16  p.  4°     [Processed.]     f  Pr  32.4202 :  F  9o/5/i>44-45 

Fuel  oil  fights  for  victory.     Sept.  1944.     [2]  p.  il.  4°     (OPA  information 

leaflet  for  schools  and  groups,  leaflet  23;   Educational  Services  Branch,   In- 
formation Department. )     t  Pr  32.4240 :  23 

Gasoline.  Wartime  message  to  American  youth,  you  can  help  stop  gasoline  black 
markets.  [Apr.  1944.]  [2]  p.  il.  4°  ([OPA  information  leaflet  for  schools 
and  colleges,  leaflet  18 ;  Educational  Services  Branch,  Information  Depart- 
ment.])    t  Pr  32.4240: 18 

Gloves.  New  prices  for  staple  work  gloves.  [1944.]  12  p.  4°  (OPA  trade 
bulletin.)  [This  trade  bulletin  covers  only  the  main  points  of  revised  Maximum 
price  regulation  506,  effective  Sept.  1,  1944,  and  does  not  take  its  place.]  t 
©  Item  963  Pr  32.4244 :  G  51 

Great  Northern  Co-Operative  Association.  No.  156,  in  Emergency  Court  of  Ap- 
peals, Great  Northern  Co-Operative  Association  v.  Chester  Bowles,  price  ad- 
ministrator;  answer.     [1944.]     cover  title,  3  p.     $  Pr  32.4217 :  G  798/2 

Same  ;  transcript  of  proceedings  before  price  administrator.    [1944.]    cover 

title,  i+55  p.     t  Pr  32.4217 :  G  798 

Eeinz's  Riverside  Abattoir.  Nos.  102-103,  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals,  Ed- 
ward Heinz  et  al.  [copartners  doing  business  as  Heinz's  Riverside  Abattoir  et 
al.]  r.  Chester  Bowles,  price  administrator;  E.  Kahn's  Sons  Company  •;•. 
[same]  ;  brief  for  administrator.     [1944.]     cover  title,  iii+76p.     t 

Pr  32.4217  :  H  365/5 

Homewood  Development  Co..  Inc.  No.  147,  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals, 
Homewood  Development  Company,  Inc.,  et  al.,  v.  Chester  Bowles,  price  admin- 
istrator; transcript  of  proceedings  before  price  administrator,  pt.  1.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  ii+l-116A+ 117-198  p.  il.     t  Pr  32.4217  :  H  753/pt.l 

lUinoin  Central  Railroad.  No.  27768,  in  Supreme  Court  of  Illinois,  Mar.  term, 
1944,  Illinois  Central  Railroad  Company  v.  Illinois  Commerce  Commission  et 
al.,  appeal  from  superior  court  of  Cook  County ;  motion  of  Fred  M.  Vinson, 
economic  stabilization  director,  by  Chester  Bowles,  price  administrator,  for 
leave  to  file  brief  as  amicus  curiae  in  support  of  appellants'  petition  for  rehear- 
ing.    [1944.]     cover  title,  5  p.  large  8°    t  Pr  32.4217 :  II  6/2 

Inflation  (finance).  Inflation  and  deflation  after  World  War  1.  July  1944. 
[2]  p.  il.  4°  (OPA  information  leaflet  for  schools  and  colleges,  leaflet  20; 
Educational  Services  Branch,  Information  Department.)     t  Pr  32.4240:  20 

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Inflation  (finance) — Continued. 

Same.     Revised  [edition].     Sept.  1944.     [2]  p.  il.  4°     (OPA  information 

leaflet    for    scliools    and    colleges,    leaflet    20;    Educational    Services   Branch, 
Information  Department.)     t     •  Item  963  Pr  32.4240 :  20/2 

Johnson,  Benjamin  T.  No.  146,  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals,  Benjamin  T.  John- 
son et  al.  r.  Chester  Bowles,  price  administrator,  brief  for  administrator. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  i+9  p.     %  Pr  32.4217  :  J  C3/3 

Marlene  Linens.  No.  148.  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals,  Marlene  Linens  v. 
Chester  Bowles,  price  administrator;  brief  for  administrator.  [1944.]  cover 
title,  i  +  ]3p.     t  Pr  32.4217 :  M  343/3 

Mileage.  Government  mileage  administrator,  v.  2,  no.  7;  July  1944.  [1944.] 
8  p.  4"     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t  Pr  32.4229 :  2/7 

Osicald  d-  Hess  Co.  No.  49,  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals,  Oswald  and  Hess 
Company  r.  Chester  Bowles,  price  administrator ;  supplemental  transcript  of 
proceedings  before  price  administrator.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i+39  p.     | 

Pr  32.4217  :  Os  9/3 

Point  values.  Facts  you  should  know:  statement  8,  How  point  values  are  set. 
Apr.  1944.    4  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  Pr  32.4242: 8 

Posters.  Are  you  playing  square?  [poster]  1944.  39.2X28.4  in.  [Illustrator, 
Dean  Coruwell.    This  poster  also  issued  in  sizes  28X20  in.  and  20X14.2  in.]     t 

Pr  32.4212  :  Sq  2 

■     My  tank's  in  the  war,  too,  and  I'm  running  it  fair  and  square  to  protect 

your  share,  help  us  smash  the  black  market!   [poster].     1944.     23.9X17.1  in. 
[Illustrator,  Walter  Richards.]     f  Pr  32.4212  :  T  15 

We  have  gas,  if  you  have  legally  issued  coupons  properly  endorsed,  please 

help  us  smash  the  black  market!   [all  lettered  poster].     1944.     24X18  in.     t 

Pr  32.4212  :  G  21/4 
Price  regulations. 

Note. — Price  schedules  and  regulations,  amendments,  and  orders  are  issued  as  pre- 
prints or  reprints  from  the  Federal  register  aiul  do  not  appear  in  tlie  Monthly  catalog. 
The  regulations  are  compiled  and  printed  to  include,  to  date  of  publication,  all  amend- 
ments and  digests  of  supplementary  orders  thereto,  and  are  entered  in  this  catalog. 
Price  schedules  and  regulations  are  available  from  the  Printing  and  Distribution  Branch 
Office  of  Price  Administration,  Washington  25,  D.  C,  and  requests  will  be  filled  to  include 
all  additional  amendments  issued  to  date  of  request. 

Prices.  Analysis  and  comment  by  price  administrator  on  amendments  to  emer- 
gency price  control  act  and  stabilization  act  contained  in  bills  passed  by  Senate 
and  House  of  Representatives.  Washington,  D.  C,  June  15,  1944.  [l]-|-iv+49 
p.  4°    [Processed.]    t  Pr  32.4205  :  P  93/2 

Facts  vou  should  know :  statement  7,  Record  of  price  control.     Mar.  1944. 

4  p.  4°     [Processed.]     |  Pr  32.4242: 7 

Price  panel  program.     [1944.]     18  p.  il.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

Pr  32.4202  :  P  93/15 

Rnpp,  Marcia.  No.  10677,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  9th  circuit,  Marcia 
Rapp,  also  known  as  Sally  Stanford,  v.  United  States,  and  Chester  Bowles, 
administrator,  OflSce  of  Price  Administration;  appellee's  brief.  [1944.]  cover 
title,   i+16  p.     t  Pr  32.4217 :  R 182 

Rationing  IS  wov^mg.  July  1944.  [2]  p.  il.  4°  ( [OPA]  information  leaflet  for 
schools  and  colleges,  leaflet  21;  Educational  Services  Branch,  Information  De- 
partment.)    t  Pr  32.4240:  21 

Sacher  Fur  Co.  No.  —  and  — ,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d  circuit,  Cliester 
Bowles,  administrator,  Otlice  of  Price  Administration,  v.  Alex  Sacher  and  Max 
Sacher,  individually,  and  as  co-partners,  doing  business  under  firm  name  and 
style  of  Sacher  Fur  Company ;  Chester  Bowles,  administrator,  Otfice  of  Price 
Administration,  v.  Louis  Sonnenschein  aiid  Thomas  Janowsky,  individually, 
and  as  co-partners  doing  business  under  firm  name  and  style  of  Louis  Sonnen- 
schein &  Janowsky;  brief  for  plaintiff-appellants.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
iii-f  30  p.     t  Pr  32.4217  :  Sa  14/2 

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Sacher  Fur  Co. — Continued. 

Transcript  of  record,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d  circuit,  Chester 

Bowles,  administrator,  Office  of  Price  Administration,  v.  Alex  Sacher  and  Max 
Sacher,  individually  and  as  co-partners  doing  husiness  under  firm  name  and 
style  of  Sacher  Fur  Company ;  appeal  from  district  court  for  southern  district 
of  New  York.    [1944. 1    cover  title,  i+33  p.    t  Pr  32.4217  :  Sa  14 

Safewiij;  Stores,  Inc.  No.  Ill,  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals,  Safeway  Stores, 
Incorporated,  v.  Chester  Bowles,  price  administrator ;  supplemental  transcript 
of  proceedings  before  iiri((>  administrator.  |1!)44.|  cover  title,  iii  +  l-142P> 
+143-428  p.     t  Pr  32.4217  :  Sa  17/7 

.    No.  149,  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals,  Safeway  Stores,  Incorporated,  v. 

Chester  Bowles,  price  administrator;  brief  for  administrator.  [1944.]  cover 
title,  ii+14  p.    t  Pr  32.4217  :  Sa  17/6 

Seminole  Rock  rf  Sand  Co.  Tran.script  of  record,  in  circuit  coui-t  of  appeals,  5th 
circuit,  no.  11032,  Chester  Bowles,  administrator,  Office  of  Price  Administration, 
vs.  Seminole  Rock  &  Sand  Company,  appeal  from  district  court  for  southern 
district  of  Florida.    [1944.]    cover  title,  [1]+201  p.  il.    t  Pr  32.4217  :  Se52 

Sonncnschein,  Louis,  <€  Janotcsky.  Transcript  of  record,  in  circuit  court  of  ap- 
peals for  2d  circuit,  Chester  Bowles,  administrator.  Office  of  Price  Adminis- 
tration, vs.  Louis  Sonnenschein  and  Thomas  Janowsky,  individually,  and  as 
co-partners  doing  business  under  firm  name  and  style  of  Louis  Sonnenschein  & 
Janowsky ;  appeal  from  district  court  for  southern  district  of  New  York. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  i-l-41  p.     t  Pr  32.4217 :  So  59/0 

Stove  rationing  industry  letter,  letter  21;  Sept.  11,  1944.  [1944.]  4  p.  il.  4° 
[Monthly.    Processed.]     t  Pr  32.4237: 21 

Sugar.    Facts  you  should  know  :  statement  6,  Sugar.    Apr.  1944.    4  p.  il.  4° 

[Proces.sed.]     t  Pr  32.4242:  6 

Taylor,  Stanley  W.  No.  81,  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals,  Stanley  W.  Taylor 
V.  Chester  Bowles,  price  administrator ;  brief  for  administrator.  [1944.]  cover 
title,  ii +40  p.     t  Pr  32.4217 :  T  218/9 

Thomas  Paper  Stock  Co.  No.  159,  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals,  Thomas  Paper 
Stock  Company  v.  Chester  Bowles,  price  administrator ;  transcript  of  proceed- 
ings before  price  administrator.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i+49  p.     t 

Pr  32.4217  :  T  368 

Torres,  Juan  E.,  d  Co.  No.  3997,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  1st  circuit,  Oct. 
term,  1943,  Chester  Bowles,  administrator.  Office  of  Price  Administration,  v. 
Enrique  Franceschini  et  al.,  doing  business  as  Juan  E.  Torres  &  Co.,  S.  EN  C, 
appeal  from  district  court  for  Puerto  Rico,  from  judgment  (Cooper,  J.),  Apr. 
5,  1944;  brief  for  plaintiff-appellant.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i+14  p.  large  8°     } 

Pr  32.4217 :  T  636 

Totvn  Hall  Grill,  Inc.  No.  4011,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  1st  circuit,  Oct. 
term,  1943,  Chester  Bowles,  administrator.  Office  of  Price  Administration,  v. 
Town  Hall  Grill,  Inc.,  appeal  from  district  court  for  district  of  Massachusetts, 
from  judgment  (Sweeney,  J.),  May  16,  1944:  brief  for  plaintiff-appellant. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  iii +20  p.     large  8"     t  Pr  32.4217 :  T  66 

Transportation  Committee  bulletin,  v.  2,  no.  7;  Aug.-Sept.  1944.  [1944.]  4  p. 
il.  4°      [Monthly.     Two  months  issued  as  one  publication.]      t      •  Item  963 

Pr  32.4235 :  2/7 

Valentine  d  Sons.  No.  155,  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals,  Valentine  &  Sons, 
co-partnership,  consisting  of  Joe  Valentine,  Arthur  Valentine,  and  Henry  Val- 
entine, et  al.,  V.  Chester  Bowles,  price  administrator :  transcript  of  proceedings 
before  price  administrator.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i  +  79  p.     t     Pr  .32.4217  :  V  234 

Ward,  Montgomery,  d  Co.,  Inc.  No.  57,  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals,  Mont- 
gomery Ward  Company,  Incorporated,  v.  Prentiss  M.  Brown,  price  adminis- 
trator ;  supplemental  transcript  of  proceedings  before  price  administrator. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  ii+164  p.    t  Pr  32.4217 :  W  215/5 

•     Sent  to  Depository  Libraries 


October  1944  1189 

Womack,  Andy  J.  No.  151,  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals,  Andy  J.  Womack  v. 
Chester  Bowles,  price  administrator ;  brief  for  administrator.  [1944.]  cover 
title,  i+14  p.     t  Pr  32.4217  :  W  84/3 

Wylie,  Mrs.  G.  L.  No.  158,  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals,  Mrs.  C.  L.  Wylie  v. 
Chester  Bowles,  price  administrator;  answer.     [1944.]     cover  title,  4  p.     X 

Pr  32.4217 :  W  977 

Same ;  transcript  of  proceedings  before  price  administrator.     [1944.]     cover 

title,   ii+95  p.   il.     t  Pr  32.4217 :  W  977/2 

WAR   INFORMATION    OFFICE 

Accidents.  Stop  accidents,  save  manpower,  conserve  automobiles  for  essential 
transportation,  save  doctors'  and  nurses'  time,  hospital  space.  Aug.  1944.  8  p. 
4°  [Prepared  in  collaboration  with  American  Ked  Cross,  Agriculture  Depart- 
ment, Interior  Department,  and  various  other  Government  agencies.  At  head 
of  title :  U.  S.  Government  information  program  to  fight  waste  through  accident 
prevention.]     %  Pr  32.5002  :  Ac  2 

Cadet  Nurse  Corps.  Nurses  are  needed.  Cadet  Nurse  Corps,  Public  Health  Service, 
offers  girls  extraordinary  opportunity  for  free  professional  nursing  education, 
be  a  cadet  nurse,  the  girl  with  a  future.  Sept.  1944.  iii+7  p.  4°  [Prepared 
in  cooperation  with  Nurse  Education  Division,  Public  Health  Service.]     t 

Pr  32.5002 :  N  93/4 

Economic  stabilization.  Official  Government  information  program  on  economic 
stabilization :  prepared  by  Office  of  War  Information,  Domestic  Branch,  in 
cooperation  with  Office  of  Economic  Stabilization,  Office  of  Price  Administration, 
Treasury  Department,  War  Labor  Board,  War  Food  Administration,  Depart- 
ment of  Agriculture,  and  Federal  Reserve  Board.  3d  edition,  July  1944. 
[1944.]     16  p.  il.  4°     t  Pr  32.5002  :  Ec  7/2/944 

Magazine  ivar  guide,  Dec.  1944;  prepared  by  Book  and  Magazine  Bureau.     [Aug. 
25,1944.]      [2]-fl3p.     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  44^0463  Pr  32.5024 :  944/11 

Po.'^ters.  Advance  bulletin  of  new  posters,  Aug.-Sept.  1944.  [1944.]  [2]  p.  il. 
4"     [Monthly.     Two  months  issued  as  one  publication.]     t         Pr  32.5027  :  944/7 

WAR   MANPOWER   COMMISSION 

Apprentices.  Looking  ahead  by  way  of  apprenticeship.  [1944.]  [8]  p,  narrow 
16°     (Training  Bureau,  Apprentice-Training  Service.)      t     •  Item  954 

Pr  32.5202  :  Ap  6/6 

Jol)s.     Special  aids  for  placing  military  personnel  in  civilian  jobs  (enlisted  Array 
personnel).     Feb.  1944.     vi4-490  p.  4°     (Manpower  Utilization  Bureau,  Occu- 
pational Analysis  and  Manning  Tables  Division.)     *  Paper,  $1.00. 
L.   C.   card  44-41503  Pr  32.5206 :  M  59 

Training  and  I'efe'reiice  manual  for  job  analysis  [with  list  of  references]. 

.Tune  1944.     v-)-104  p.  il.     (Manpower  Utilization  Bureau,  Occupational  Analy- 
sis and  Manning  Tables  Division.)     *  Paper,  20c.     •  Item  9.54 

L.   C.   card  44-41391  Pr  32.5206 :  J  57/8 

lAihm-  ttiarkrf.  Adequacy  of  labor  supplv  in  important  labor  market  areas  [list], 
Sept.  1.  1944.     [1944.]     8  p.  4°     [Monthly.     Processed.]     +        Pr  32..5217 :  944/9 

La))or  market.  May  1944.     [1944.]     11  p.  il.  4°     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t 

Pr  32.5211 :  944/4 

Same,  June  1944.     [1944.]     20  p.  11.  map,  4°     [Monthly.     Processed.]     $ 

Pr  32.5211 :  944/5 

Same,  July  1944.     [1944.]     14  p.  il.  map,  4"     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t 

Pr  32.5211 :  944/6 

Same,  Sept.  1944.     [1944.]     22  p.  il.  map,  4"     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t 

Pr  32.5211 :  &44/S 

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1190  Go^-ERNaiENT   PUBIJOATIONS 

Manpower  rcviac.    Manpower   review,   official   publication   of  War   Manpower 
Commission,  Aug.  11)44;  v.  11,  no.  8.     [1944.]     16  p.  4"     [Montlily.]     *  Paper, 
10c.  single  copy,  $1.00  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $1.40.     •  Item  544 
L.  C.  card  L  35-100  *  Pr  32.5200 :  11/8 

Same,  Sept.  1944;  v.  11,  no.  9.     [1944.]     16  p.  4°     [Monthly.]     •  Item  544 

Pr  32.5209 :  11/9 

Posters.  And  back  us  up  in  a  war  job!  [poster].  1944.  28.5X20  in.  [Illus- 
trator, Al  Moore.  This  poster  also  issued  in  sizes  20X13.9  in.  and  10.5X7.9  in.] 
t  Pr  32.5213 :  J  57/8 

Do  the  job  he  left  behind!   [poster].     1944.     28.6X18.6  in.     [Illustrator, 

R.  G.  Harris.]     t  Pr  32.5213 :  J  57/3 

Don't  be  a  job  hopper,  our  soldiers  are  sticking  to  their  guns,  stick  to 

vourjob!  [poster].     1944.    28X20  in.     [Copyright,  Walt  Disney.     This  poster 
also  issued  in  sizes  20X14.2  in.  and  10.5X8  in.]     t  Pr  32.5213 :  J  57/5 

Longing  won't  bring  him  back  sooner,  get  a  war  job!    [poster].     1944. 

20X14.2  in.     [Illustrator,  Lawrence  Wilbur.]     t  Pr  32.5213 :  J  57/4 

Women,  there's  work  to  be  done  and  a  war  to  be  won,  now!   [poster]. 

1944.     28.4X20  in.     [Illustrator,  Vernon  Grant.     This  poster  also  issued  In 
sizes  20X13.9  in.  and  10.5X8  in.]     t  Pr  32.5213 :  W  84/3 

WAR  MOBIIJZATION  OFFICE 

NoTK. — The  Office  of  War  Mobilization  was  established  in  the  Office  for  Emergency 
Management  by  Executive  order  9.347  of  May  27,  1943. 

The  Surplus  War  Property  Administration  was  established  in  the  Office  of  War  Mobiliza- 
tion under  the  provisions  of  Executive  order  9425  of  Feb.  19,  1944. 

Reconversion.     Reconversion,  report  to  the  President  from  director  of  war  mobili- 
zation, James  F.  Byrnes.     [1944.]      [l]-fl4  p.     *  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  954 
L.  C.  card  44-41422  Pr  32.5902 :  R  24 

Same.     ( S.  doc.  237,  78th  Congress,  2d  sess. ) 

L.  C.  card  44-41509 

WAR   PKODUCnON    BOARD 

Labor  and  management  netvs,  official  weekly  publication  of  War  Production 
Drive,  V.  3,  no.  10-14 ;  Sept.  2-30,  1944.     [1944.]     Each  [8]  p.  il.  f°    t     • 
L.  C.  card  44-40466  Pr  32.4820 :  3/10-14 

Products  d  priorities,  Sept.  1944.     [1944.]     iv+172  p.  4°     [Monthly.]     *  Paper, 
20c.  single  copy,  $2.00  a  yr.     •  Item  969 
L.  C.  card  43-50901  Pr  32.4813 :  944/9 

RuMer.     Special  report  of  Office  of  Rubber  Director  on  synthetic  rubber  program 
plant  investment  and  production  costs ;  Appendix  A,  Pre-war  costs  of  produc- 
tion for  plantation  rubber;  Estimated  costs  and  sales  realization  of  natural 
and  synthetic  rubber.     Aug.  31,  1944.     26+  [2]  p.  il.  4°     *  Paper,  10c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41421  Pr  32.4802 :  R  82/3 

Smaller  War  Plants  Corporation.  Report  on  activities  of  Smaller  War  Plants 
Corporation,  letter  from  acting  chairman  of  War  Production  Board  trans- 
mitting 13th  report  of  his  operations  under  act  to  mobilize  productive  facilities 
of  small  business.  1944.  vii+35  p.  il.  (S.  doc.  234,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.) 
*  Paper,  10c. 

War  supply  contracts.  Summary  of  war  supply  and  facility  contracts  by  State 
and  industrial  area,  cumulative  through  Feb.  1944.  Mar.  27,  1944.  cover 
title,  8  p.  il.  oblong  8°  [Monthlv.  Processed.  Previous  issues  not  entered 
in  the  Monthly  catalog.]     t  Pr  32.4828 :  944/2 

Summary  of  war  supply  and  facility  contracts  by  State,  industrial  area  and 

county,  cumulative  through  Mar.  1944.     May  3. 1944.     cover  title,  47  p.  il.  oblong 
8°     [Monthly.     Processed.     Text  on  p.  2  of  cover.]     t  Pr  32.4828 :  944/3 

•     Sent  to  Depository  Libraries 


October  1944  1191 

War  supply  contracts — Continued. 

Siiniuuiry  of  war  supply  and  facility  contracts  by  State  and  industrial 

area,  cumulative  through  Apr.  1944.     May  25,  1U44.     [l]+7  p.  il.  oblong  8° 
[Monthly.     Processed.]     +  Pr  32.4S2S :  944/4 

Same,  cumulative  through  May  1944.     July  3,  1944.     [1]+"  P-  il.  oblong  8° 

[Monthly.     Processed.]     t  Pr  32.4S2S :  944/5 

Summary  of  war  supply  and  facility  coutracts  by  State,  industrial  area  and 

county,  cunuilative  through  June  1944.     Aug.  24,  1944.     cover  title,  40  p.  il. 
oblong  8°     [Monthly.     I'rocessed.     Text  on  p.  2  of  cover.]     t     Pr  32.4828 :  944/6 

W'AK   RKLOCATION    AUTHORITY 

Report.     Semi-annual  report,  Jan.  1-June  30,  1943.     [1944.]     cover  title,  2+50 
p.  il.  4"     [I'rocessed.]      t 
L.  C.  card  43-53004  Pr  32.5407  :  943/1 

WAR  SHIPPING  ADMlNISTl{ATION 

Merchant  marine.     U.  S.  merchant  marine  at  war.     [1944.]     34+ [1]  p.  11.  12" 
t     •  Item  954 
L.  C.  card  44-41403  Pr  32.5302 :  M  53/3 

Merchant  Marine  Cadet  Corps.     United  States  Merchant  Marine  Cadet  Corps, 
information  booklet  for  young  Americans  interested  in  career  as  officer  in  mer- 
chant marine.     [Revised  edition.]      [1944.]     74+ [2]  p.  il.     (Training  Organ- 
ization.)    t     •  Item  954 
L.  C.  card  44-41481  Pr  32.5302  :  C  11/944-2 

RAILROAD  RETIREMENT  BOARD 

Monthly  review.     Monthly  review,  Aug.  1944;  v.  5,  no.  7.    Chicago,  111.     [1944]. 

cover  title,  p.  113-140,  il.  4°      [Processed.  Text  and  other  illustrations  on 
p.  2-4  of  cover.]    f 

L.  C.  card  40-29247  RR  1.7/2 :  5/7 

Same,  Sept.  1944 ;  v.  5,  no.  8.    Chicago,  111.     [1944].    cover  title,  p.  141-160. 

4°     [Processed.    Text  and  illustration  on  p.  2-4  of  cover.]     f        RR  1.7/2:  5/8 

SECURITIES  AND  EXCHANGE  COMMISSION 

Note. — The  decisions  or  opinions  of  the  Securities  and  Exchange  Commission  are  issued 
in  processed  form  immediately  upon  their  release,  and  copies  are  distributed  bj'  tlie  Com- 
mission upon  request.     They  are  published  later  in  printed  form  in  bound  volumes  only. 

Decisions  and  reports,  v.  10,  Sept.  1,  1941-Feb.  28,  1942.     1944.     xiv+1297  p. 
*  Cloth,  $2.50.     •  Item  1011 
L.  C.  card  38-22150  SE  1.11 :  10 

Rcyistration  record,  securities  act  of  1933  (trust  indenture  act  of  1939),  Sept. 
1-30,  1944.  [1944.]  various  paging,  4"  [Daily  except  Sundavs  and  holidays. 
Processed.]     f  SE  1.13  :  &44/200-225 

Securities.  Ofhcial  summary  of  security  transactions  and  holdings  reported  to 
Securities  and  Exchange  Commission  under  securities  exchange  act  of  1934, 
public  utility  holding  company  act  of  1935,  and  investment  company  act  of 
1940,  V.  10,  no.  8.  [1944.]  vi+05  p.  4°  [Processed.  Reports  filed  with  Com- 
mission July  11-Aug.  10,  1944,  and  reports  for  previous  months  not  previously 
published.]  t 
L.  C.  card  35-26732  ,  SE  1.9 :  10/8 

Securities  traded  on  exclianges  under  securities  exchange  act,  supp.  7,  as 

of  July  31,  1944,  Changes  during  July  1944  and  Index  to  all  supplements  Since 
base  volume  as  of  Dec.  31,  1943.     [1944.]     5  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

SE  1.16 :  943/supp.7 

Statistical  bulletin,  Aug.  V.)U;  y.  3,  no.  S.     [1944.]     [1] +17  p.  il.  4°     [Monthly. 
Processed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  43-51997  SE  1.20 :  3/8 

•     Sent  to  Depository  Libraries 


1192  Go\t:rnment  Publications 

SELECTIVE  SERVICE  SYSTEM 

Local  hoard  memoranda.  Transmittal  memo  no.  137-138,  141  [transmitting  Local 
board  memoranda] ;  Aug.  24-Sept.  1,  1944.  [1944.]  various  paging.  [Issued 
in  loose-leaf  form.]  *  Paper,  no.  137,  lOc,  *  nos.  138  and  141,  eacli  5c.  •  Item 
994.  Y3.Se4:13/137,etc. 

Selective  service,  v.  4,  no.  8;  Aug.  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  il.  large  4°     [Monthly.]     t 
•  Item  992 
L.  C.  card  41-50044  Y  S.Se  4 :  9/4-8 

Selective  service  manual.  Notice,  packet  [of  pages  for  2d  printing,  2d  edition, 
Selective  service  manual]  no.  48;  [Aug.  26.  1944].  [1944.]  [8]  p.  [Issued  in 
loose-leaf  form.]    Included  in  price  of  Packet  no.  1.    •  Item  994 

T3.Se  4:  7/943-48 

Note. — This  packet  of  pages  for  Insertion  in  the  Selective  service  manual  contains 
Amendment  254.  Amendment  253  has  been  rescinded  and  replaced  by  Amendment  254 
and  will  not  be  printed  in  packet  form. 

Same,  no.  48A;   [Aug.  29,  1944].     [1944.]      [4]   p.     [Issued  in  loose-leaf 

form.]     Included  in  price  of  Packet  no.  1.     •  Item  904.        Y3.Se4 :  7/943^8A 
NoTB. — This  packet  of  pages  for  insertion  in  the  Selective  service  manual  contains 
pages  662-5  and  662-6  which  should  be  substituted  for  the  same  numbered  pages  which 
were  transmitted  in  Packet  no.  48. 

Selective  service  regulations.  Notice,  packet  F  [Historical  notes  covering  Amend- 
ments 237-252  to  2d  edition,  Selective  service  regulations;  Aug.  21,  1944]. 
[1944.1     [85]  p.     [Issued  in  loose-leaf  form.]     t     •  Item  994. 

T  3.  Se  4 :  14/F 


SMITHSONIAN  IN^STITUTION 

j^OTE  — In  a  recent  price  list,  the  Smithsonian  Institution  publishes  this  notice  :  "Appli- 
cants for  the  publications  in  this  list  are  requested  to  state  the  grounds  for  their  rcqu.sts. 
as  the  Institution  is  able  to  supply  papers  only  as  an  aid  to  the  researches  or  studies  in 
which  they  are  especially  interested.  These  papers  are  distributed  gratis,  except  where 
price  is  given,  and  should  he  ordered  by  the  publication  numbers,  arranged  in  sequence. 
The  serial  publications  of  the  Smithsonian  Institution  are  as  follows :  1.  Smithsonian 
contributions  to  knowledge  ;  2.  Smithsonian  miscellaneous  collections  ;  3.  Smithsonian  annual 
reports.  No  sets  of  these  are  for  sale  or  distribution,  as  most  of  the  volumes  are  out  of 
print.  Special  publications  are  also  issued  from  time  to  time.  The  papers  issued  in  the 
series  of  Contributions  to  knowledge  and  Miscellaneous  collections  are  not  public  documents, 
but  are  printed  in  limited  editions  at  the  expense  of  the  Smithsonian  Fund.  They  are  dis- 
tributed without  charge  to  public  libraries,  educational  establishments,  and  learned  societies 
in  this  country  and  abroad  ;  and  are  supplied  to  other  institutions,  and  to  individuals  at 
the  prices  indicated.  Remittances  should  be  made  payable  to  the  'Smithsonian  Institution.' 
A  discount  of  20  percent  is  allowed  to  book  dealers.  The  Smithsonian  report  volumes  and 
the  papers  reprinted  In  separate  form  therefrom  are  distributed  gratuitously  by  the  Institu- 
tion to  libraries  and  individuals  throughout  the  world.  Very  few  of  the  Report  volumes 
are  now  available  at  the  Institution,  but  some  of  those  of  which  the  Smithsonian  edition 
is  exhausted  can  be  purchased  from  the  Superintendent  of  Documents,  Government  Printing 
Office  Washington  25,  D.  C.  The  Institution  maintains  mailing-lists  of  public  libraries  and 
other'  educational  establishments,  but  no  general  maiUng-UM  of  individuals.  A  library 
making  application  to  be  listed  for  Smithsonian  publications  should  state  the  number  of 
publications  which  it  contains  and  the  date  of  its  establishment,  and  have  the  endorsement 
of  a  Member  of  Congress.  ,     ,     .         o  %,,-     j  ^  .,.1. 

The  only  Smithsonian  publications  that  are  regularly  issued  as  public  documents  are  the 
annual  report  volumes.  The  publications  in  the  other  series  have  free  transmission  by 
mail,  and,  therefore  are  included  in  the  Monthly  catalog. 

Shipworms.  Now  sliipworm  from  Panama  Canal;  by  Paul  Bartsch.  Washing- 
ton, Sept.  7,  1944  [Lord  Baltimore  Press,  Baltimore,  Md.]  [2]  -|-3  p.  1  pi.  (Pub- 
lication 3774;  Smithsonian  miscellaneous  collections,  v.  104,  no.  8.)  t  Paper,  5c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41448  SI  1.7 :  104/8 

AMERICAN  ETHNOLOGY  BUREAU 

Quipu  and  Peruvian  civilization;  by  John  R.  Swanton.  1943.  [1] +587-596  p. 
(Anthropological  papers  no.  26.)     [From  Bulletin  133.]     t  SI2.3/a2:26 

•     Sent  to  Depository  Libraries 


October  1944  1193 

NATIONAL  MUSEUM 

NoTK. — The  publications  of  the  National  Museum  comprise  an  annual  report  and  three 
scientific  series,  viz..  Proceedings,  Bulletins,  and  Contributions  from  national  herbarium. 
The  editions  are  distributed  to  established  lists  of  libraries,  scientific  institutions,  and 
specialists,  any  surplus  copies  being  supplied  on  application.  The  Proceedings  are  usually 
brief  technical  papers,  and  the  Bulletins  generally  monographs  based  on  the  Museum  col- 
lections in  biology  (except  botany),  geology,  and  anthropology.  Contributions  from  na- 
tional herbarium  are  wholly  botanical.  No  sets  of  any  of  these  series  can  now  be  fur- 
nished. 

The  Proceedings  are  now  issued  in  pamphlet  form  only.  The  separate  papers  will  be 
sent  to  depository  libraries  and  to  others  designated  to  receive  them,  as  issued,  and  a  title 
page  and  index  will  be  published  for  each  volume  so  that  the  volume  may  be  bound  if 
desired. 

Fishes  of  family  Characinidae  from  Venezuela,  with  descriptions  of  17  new 
forms;  by  Leonard  P.  Schiiltz.  1944.  cover  title,  p.  235-367,  il.  (Pro- 
ceedings, V.  95 ;  no.  3181. )      t     •  Item  1011  SI  3.6 :  3181 


STATE  DEPARTMENT 

Note. — All  publications  of  the  Department  (except  laws,  treaties,  and  translations)  have, 
since  Oct.  1,  1929,  been  numbered  consecutively  in  the  order  in  which  they  were  sent  to 
press.  Publications  of  a  similar  character  are  brought  within  well-defined  series,  and  each 
series  publication  bears  a  series  number  in  addition  to  its  publication  number.  The  diplo- 
matic correspondence  of  the  United  States  is  published  in  the  volumes  entitled  Foreign  re- 
lations of  the  United  States.  Laws  are  first  published  in  slip  form  in  separate  series  {pub- 
lic and  private)  and  are  numbered  within  each  series  in  the  order  in  which  they  become 
law  ;  they  are  later  published  in  bound  form  in  the  United  States  Statutes  at  large. 
Treaties  are  issued  in  a  separate  series  and  are  numbered  in  the  order  in  which  they  are 
proclaimed.  Treaties  are  also  published  in  the  compilation  Treaties  and  other  interna- 
tional acts  of  the  United  States  of  America,  which  contains  literal  copies  of  the  docu- 
ments, followed  by  notes  of  a  textual  and  procedural  character.  Spanisli,  Portuguese, 
and  French  translations  prepared  by  the  Department's  Central  Translating  Olfice,  have 
their  own  publication  numbers  running  consecutively  from  1.  The  Department  of  State 
Bulletin  published  weekly  and  indexed  semiannually  as  of  the  dates  of  the  last  issues 
in  June  and  December,  contains  the  texts  of  the  daily  mimeographed  press  releases,  in- 
formation regarding  treaties,  and  other  material  on  the  Department's  work.  The  Bulle- 
tin contains  each  quarter  a  complete  list  of  the  Department's  publications  for  the  preceding 
quarter. 

The  list  below  frequently  includes  certain  relevant  publications  issued  by  other  agencies 
of  the  Government  under  requisition  of  the  Department  of  State  and  certain  relevant 
congressional  documents. 

For  information  concerning  Executive  orders  and  Proclamations  of  the  President,  for- 
merly puMished  by  the  State  Department,  but  beginning  with  Mar.  12,  19.36,  distributed 
by  the  Federal  Register  Division,  see  National  Archives,  Federal  Register  Division,  Federal 
register. 

Blocked    nationals.     Proclaimed   list   of  certain   blocked    nationals,   cumulative 
supp.  6,  Aug.  25,  1944,  containing  additions,  amendments,  and  deletions  made 
since  revision  7  of  Mar.  23,  1944.    1944.     [2]  •4-74-f  [4]  p.     ( [Publication  2163.] ) 
[The  4  pages  are  left  blank  to  be  used  for  memos.]     f     • 
L.  C.  card  44-40801  S  1.2 :  N  21/944/supp.6 

Proclaimed   list   of  certain  blocked   nationals,  promulgated   pursuant   to 

Proclamation  2407  of  the  President  of  July  17,  1941.    Revision  8,  Sept.  13.  1944 
1944.     [2] +382  p.     ( T Publication  2175.] )     t     • 

L.   C.   card  44-41498  S  1.2  :  N  21/944-2 

Same,  cumulative  supp.  1,  Sept.  22,  1944.  containing  additions,  amend- 
ments, and  deletions  made  since  revision  8  of  Sept.  l.S,  1944.  1944.  [2]-fl9  p. 
([Publication  2178.]     t     •  S  1.2  :  N  21/944-2/supp.l 

BuUetin.  Department  of  State  bulletin,  Sept.  .3-24,  1944;  v.  11.  no  271-274 
[1944.]  p.  231-334,  4"  ([Publication  2170,  2176,  2179,  2183.])  [Weekly.] 
*  Paper,  10c.  single  copy,  $2.75  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $4.50.  •  Item  1014 
L.  C.   card  39-26945  S  1.3  :  11/271-274 

Canada.    Lease  of  White  Pass  and  Yukon  Railway,  agreement  between  United 
States  and  Canada,  effected  by  exchange  of  notes;  signed  Ottawa.   Feb.  22 
and  23,  1943.     1944.     [l]-f6  p.     (Executive  agreement  series  390;    [Publica- 
tion 2142].)     *  Paper,  .5c.     •  Item  1037 
L.  C.  card  44-41449  g  9.8 :  390 


Sent  to  Depository  Libraries 


1194  GOM^RNMENT   PUBLICATIONS 

Child  rare.  El  pArvnlo,  sii  cuiflado  y  educacion,  versi6n  al  espanol  de  The  child 
from  oiu«  to  six.  his  caro  and  tialiiiiig.  l'ublicaf'ir)n  no.  30  (edition  de  1937)  de 
la  Ofu-iiia  del  Nino,  S('«rotari;i  del  Tinbajo  do  los  Estados  Unidos.  1942  [re- 
print with  chaii;,'es  19441.  iv+18S  p.  il.  ( [Publicacion  17  de  la  Oficina 
Central  de  Tr.iducciones.l  )  [Another  illustration  on  front  and  bade  covers. 
For  English  tMlition  of  Bureau  publication  30  of  Children's  Bureau,  see  the 
Monthly  catalog  for  May  1938,  p.  692.]  No  copies  for  distribution  in  United 
States,  all  copies  sent  to  South  America.  S  16.7 :  17/1-3 

China.  State  Department  aid  to  cultural  exchange  with  China;  by  Willys  R. 
I'ock.    1944.    [-1  +20  p.  narrow  8°    ( [Publication  2159 ;  Far  Eastern  series  6.] ) 

*  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  1019 

L.  C.  card  44-41450  S  1.38  :  6 

Employers'  handbook.     The  statesman,  handbook  for  employees  of  Department 
of  State;  bv  Richanl.^on  Dongall  and  Madge  S.  Lazo.      [1944.]     cover  title, 
iv+96  p.  il.  '  ( I  Publication  2141.] )     [Text  on  p.  2  of  cover.]     % 
L.  C.  card  44-41451  S  1.40 :  St  2/944 

Foreign  scfvicc  list  (abridged),  July  1,  1944.  1944.  ii+61  p.  ([Publication 
2161.])      *  Paper,    20c.    single    copy,    50c    a    yr. ;    foreign    subscription,    65c. 

*  Item  1017 

L.  C.  card  10-16369  S  1.7 :  944/abr.ed.-2 

Foreign  service  regulations.  Memorandum  transmitting  mimeographed  inserts 
for  Foreign  service  regulations  [of  United  States],  no.  105.  [1944.]  1  p.  4" 
[Processed.  Accompanied  by  page  for  chap.  1  of  Foreign  service  regulations, 
dated  Mar.  1944]     t  S  1.5/2  :  105 

Same,  no.  106.     [1944.]     1  p.  4°     [Processed.    Accompanied  by  pages  for 

Accounts  supp.  A  of  Foreign  service  regulations,  dated  Mar.  1944.]     % 

S  1.5/2 :  106 

Same,  no.  107.     [1944.]     1  p.  4°     [Processed.     Accompanied  by  pages  for 

insertion   in   Accounts  supp.   E   of  Foreign   service   regulations,   dated   Apr. 
1944.]     t  S  1.5/2: 107 

Same,   no.   109.     [1944.]     1  p.  4°     [Processed.    Accompanied  by   revised 

pages  for  chap.  1,  dated  July  1944.]     t  S  1.5/2 :  109 

India.  Jurisdiction  over  criminal  otfenses  committed  by  armed  forces,  agreement 
between  United  States  and  India,  effected  by  exchange  of  notes  signed  New 
Delhi,  Sept.  29  and  Oct.  10,  1942,  effective  Oct.  26,  1942;  and  related  papers. 
1944.     [2] +10    p.     (Executive    agreement    series    392;    [Publication    2166].) 

*  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  1037 

L.  C.  card  44-41452  •  S  9.8 :  392 

Midivives.  Cours  pratique  d'accouchement,  organisation  et  methode  d'enseigne- 
ment ;  par  Anita  M.  Jones.  1944.  iv+148  p.  il.  4°  (Bureau  Central  de  Tra- 
duction; Publication  TC-190. )  [Version  frangaise  de  la  Publication  260  du 
Bureau  de  I'Enfance  du  Departement  du  Travail  des  I^tats-Unis.  Another 
illustration  on  front  cover.  For  English  edition  of  Bureau  publication  260  of 
Children's  Bureau,  see  the  Monthly  catalog  for  Mar.  1942.  p.  247.]  No  copies 
for  distribution  in  the  United  States,  all  copies  sent  to  Haiti.     •   Item  1029. 

S  16.7 :  190 

War   documents.     War   documents.     [1944.]     iii+40   p.      ([Publication   2162.]) 

*  Paper,  10c.      •  Item  1019 

L.  C.  card  44-41446  S  1.2 :  W 19/6 

SUPREME  COURT 

Seatraiu  Lines,  Inc.  Transcript  of  record.  Supreme  Court  of  United  States.  Oct. 
term.  1944,  no.  47,  United  States,  Interstate  Commerce  Commission,  Seatrain 
Lines,  Inc.,  et  al.,  vs.  Pennsylvania  Railroad  Company  et  al. ;  no.  48,  Pennsyl- 
vania Railroad  Company  et  al.,  vs.  United  States.  Interstate  Commerce  Com- 
mission, Seatrain  Lines,  Inc.,  et  al.,  appeals  from  district  court  for  district  of 
New  Jersey.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ix+137S  p.  il.     t  Ju6.7:Sel8 

•     Sent  to  Depository  Libraries 


October  1944  1195 

Willoio  River  Power  Co.  Transcript  of  record,  Supreme  Court  of  United  States, 
Oct.  terra,  1944,  no.  312,  United  States  vs.  Willow  River  Power  Company,  on 
Ijetitiou  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  Court  of  Claims.  [11)44.]  cover  title,  33  p. 
map.     %  Ju  6.7 :  W  684 

TARIFF  COMMISSION 

Mercury.  Mercury.  Washington,  June  1944.  cover  title,  21  p.  (War  changes 
in  industry  series,  report  4.)  [Processed.  Text  ou  p.  2  of  cover.  Page  21,  last 
page  of  text,  is  printed  on  inside  of  back  cover.]     t  TC1.18:4 

Vegetables.  Deliydrate'd  vegetables.  Washington,  Sept.  1944.  cover  title,  26  p.  il. 
(War  changes  in  industry  series,  report  5.)  [Processed.  Text  on  p.  2  of 
cover.]     t  TC1.18:5 

Wool.     Cost  of  production  of  wool  in  1943,  analysis  of  costs  and  income  on  sheep 
ranches  in  9  Western  States,  as  reported  by  Farm  Credit  Administration  for 
1943,  with  corresponding  data  for  1940-42.     June  1944.     [2] +14  p.  4°     [Proc- 
essed.]    t 
L.  C.  card  44-41480  TC  1.2  :  W  88/6/9i3 


TAX  COURT 

Note. — The  Tax  Court  reports  are  first  iiroinulsatefl  in  leaflet  form,  designated  as 
"advance  sheets."  At  the  end  of  each  month,  these  advance  sheets  are  consolidated  into 
pamphlet  form  and  published  as  "advance  parts."  Later,  the  advance  parts  are  consoli- 
dated and  issued  in  bound  volumes.  A  list  of  memorandum  opinions  is  included  in  each 
volume.  Both  the  advance  sheets  and  the  advance  parts  are  sold  on  subscription  by  the 
Superintendent  of  Documents,  Government  Printing  Office,  Washington  25,  D.  C.  The 
subscription  price  of  the  "advance  sheets"  is  .'i;2.25  per  volume,  foreign  subscription,  .$2.85  ; 
single  copies  usually  5c.  The  "advance  parts,"  or  monthly  consolidations,  are  sold  as 
follows:  $1.25  per  volume,  foreign  subscription,  $1.85  (single  copies  vary  in  price).  The 
price  of  the  bound  volume  will  be  given  upon  application. 

Ahrahnm,  Herbert.  Herbert  Abraham  and  Dorothy  Abraham  v.  commissioner  of 
internal  revenue,  findings  of  fact  [and  opinion]  ;  docliet  no.  1122,  promulgated 
June  8,  1944.  [1944.]  8  p.  ([Opinion]  122.)  [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  3.] 
*  Paper,  5c.  Ju  11.7/a  :  3/122 

Allen,  Mrs.  Viviaii  B.  Vivian  B.  Allen  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  find- 
ings of  fact  [and  opinion]  ;  docket  no  2505,  promulgated  Aug.  15,  1944.  [1944.] 
9  p.      ([Opinion]   157.)      [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  3.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

Ju  11.7/a :  3/157 

Avery,  Seivell  L.  Sewell  I>.  Avery  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  findings 
of  fact  [and  opinion]  ;  docket  no.  112526,  promulgated  June  6,  1944.  [1944.] 
11  p.     ([Opinion]  120.)      [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  3.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

Ju  11.7/a:  3/120 

Burton-Sutton  Oil  Company,  Incorporated,  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue 
[findings  of  fact  and  opinion]  :  docket  no.  llO.'idO,  promulgated  Aug.  4,  1944. 
[1944.]     13  p.     ([Opinion]  152.)      [From  T.  C.  Report.s,  v.  3.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

Ju  11.7/a :  3/152 

Civiletti,  Harry.  Harry  Civiletti  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revonue,  findings  of 
fact  [and  opinion]  ;  docket  no  1378,  promulgated  Aug.  25,  1944.  [1944.]  4  p. 
([Opinion]  162.)      [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  3.]     *  Paper,  5c.        Ju  11.7/a  :  3/162 

Decisions.     Ri'ports,   v.   3,    no.    5.     [1944.]     v-f 696-928    p.  [Contains   decisions 

promulgated  May  1-31,  1944.]     *  Paper,  20c.  single  copy,  $1.25  a  vol.;  foreign 
subscription,  $1.85. 

L.  C.  card  44-6276  -lu  11.7/a  2  :  3/5 


iTE. — This  "advance  part"  or  ''con.solidated  issue"  contains  a  month's  decisions  and 
;ued  in  acblition  to  the  separate  opinions  or  "advance  sheets."  Later,  liouiul  volumes, 
lining  table  of  contents  and  index,  will  be  issued,  the  price  of  these  being  given  at 


Note 
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the  time  of  publication. 


Same,  v.  3,  no.  6.     [1944.]     v-f929-1051  p.     [Contains  decisions  pronnil- 

gated  Jime  1-30,  1944.]  Ju  11.7/a  2  :  3/6 

•     Sent  to  Depository  Libraries 


1196  GOA'ERNMENT    PUBLICATIONS 

Faulkner,  Mary  D.  Mary  Dupuiit  Faulkner  v.  coinmissioiier  of  iuterual  revenue, 
opinion;  docket  no.  1759,  promulgated  July  17,  1944.  [1944.]  6  p.  ([Opin- 
ion ]  137. )     [  From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  3.  ]     •  Paper,  5c.  Ju  11.7/a  :  3/137 

Glohe-'ScHS  Puhlixhhu/  Cmiipani/,  Inc.,  t).  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  find- 
ings of  fact  land  opinion]  ;  docket  no.  107223,  promulgated  Aug.  4,  19i4. 
[1944.]     6  p.     ([Opinion]  ir)3.)      [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  3.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

Ju  11.7/a :  3/153 

Gristrold,  John  A.,  jr.  John  A.  Griswold,  jr.,  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue, 
opinion;  docket  no.  2073.  promulgated  May  18,  1944.  [1944.]  6  p.  ([Opin- 
ion] 111.)     [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  3.]     *  Paper,  5c.  Ju  11.7/a  :  3/111 

Haenn,  Geo.  ./.,  Inc.  Geo.  J.  Haenn,  Inc.,  a  corporation  of  Pennsylvania,  v. 
commissioner  of  internal  revenue  [findings  of  fact  and  opinion]  ;  docket  no. 
1292,  promulgated  Julv  31,  1944.  [1944.]  8  p.  ([Opinion]  148.)  [From 
T.  C.  Reports,  V.  3.]     ♦  Paper,  5c.  Ju  11.7/a  :  3/148 

HoHHton  Chronicle  Publishing  Company  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue 
[tindings  of  fact  and  opinion]  ;  docket  no.  838,  promulgated  Aug.  21,  1944. 
[1944.]     14  p.      ([Opinion]  158.)      [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  3.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

Ju  11.7/a :  3/158 

James,  Halsted.  Halsted  James  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  findings  of 
fact  [and  opinion]  ;  docket  no.  1288,  promulgated  Aug.  22,  1944.  [1944.]  6  p. 
( [Opinion]  160.)      [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  3.]     *  Paper,  5c.         Ju  11.7/a  :  3/160 

Journal  of  Living  Publishing  Corporaticni  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue, 
tindings  of  fact  [and  opinion]  ;  docket  no.  3428,  promulgated  July  4,  1944. 
[1944.]     5  p.     ([Opinion]  1321/..)      [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  3.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

Ju  11.7/a :  3/132y2 

Lanwnt,  Thomas  W.  Thomas  W.  Lament  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue, 
findings  of  fact  [and  opinion]  ;  docket  no.  1419,  promulgated  Aug.  11,  1944. 
[1944.]     8  p.      ([Opinion]  156.)      [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  3.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

Ju  11.7/a :  3/156 

Loomis,  W.  H.,  Talc  Corpwation.  W.  H.  Loomis  Talc  Corporation  v.  commis- 
sioner of  internal  revenue,  opinion ;  docket  no.  2622,  promulgated  July  7,  1944. 
[1944.]     3  p.      ([Opinion]  134.)      [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  3.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

Ju  11.7/a :  3/134 

Lorenz,  Prank  J.  Frank  J.  Lorenz  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  findings 
of  fact  [and  opinion]  ;  docket  no.  879,  promulgated  May  8,  1944.  [1944.] 
10  p.     ([Opinion]  98.)      [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  3.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

Ju  11.7/a :  3/98 

McVeigh,  Charles  S.  Charles  S.  McVeigh  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue 
[findings  of  fact  and  opinion]  ;  docket  no.  221,  promulgated  Aug.  22,  1944. 
[1944.]     15  p.     ([Opinion]  159.)      [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  3.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

Ju  11.7/a :  3/159 

Manning,  Charles  N.  Charles  N.  Manning  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue 
[findings  of  fact  and  opinion]  ;  docket  no.  1282,  promulgated  May  17,  1944. 
[1944.]     22  p.     [Opinion]   108.)      [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  3.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

Ju  11.7/a :  3/108 

Miller,  James.  Estate  of  James  Miller,  Leon  R.  Jillson  and  Central  Hanover 
Bank  and  Trust  Company,  executors,  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue, 
findings  of  fact  [and  opinion]  ;  docket  no.  2092,  promulgated  Aug.  2,  1944. 
[1944.]     5  p.     ([Opinion]  150.)      [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  3.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

Ju  11.7/a :  3/150 

Moore,  Raymond  J.  Raymond  J.  Moore  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue, 
opinion;' docket  nos.  2708,  2844,  promulgated  Aug.  7,  1944.  [1944.]  7  p. 
( [Opinion]  1&4.)      [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  3.]     *  Paper,  5c.       Ju  11.7/a  :  3/154 

Postal  Mutual  Indcmnitu  Company  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  opinion; 
docket  no.  110507,  promulgated  Aug.  7,  1944.  [1^44.]  6  p.  ([Opinion]  155.) 
[From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  3.]     ♦  Paper,  5c.  Ju  11.7/a  :  3/155 

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October  1944  1197 

Ransbottom,  Mrs.  Lizzie  M.  Estate  of  Lizzie  M.  Ransbottom,  by  Clare  R.  Brown 
and  Ruth  R.  Brown,  executrices.  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  opinion ; 
docliet  no.  109290.  promulgated  .lune  2S,  1944.  [1944.]  4  p.  ([Opinion]  129.) 
[From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  3.]     *  Paper,  5c.  Ju  11.7/a  :  3/129 

Smith,  .^[.  W.,  jr.  M.  W.  Smith,  jr.,  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  [find- 
ings of  fact  and  opinion]  ;  docket  no.  111723,  promulgated  May  18, 1944.  [1944.] 
15  p.     ([Opinion]  110.)      [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  3.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

Ju  11.7/a:  3/110 

Sta)iard-Tilton  Alilling  Co.  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue  [findings  of  fact 
and  opinion]  ;  docket  no.  108582,  promulgated  June  23,  1944.  [1944.]  6  p. 
( [Opinion]  127.)     [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  3.]    *  Paper,  5c.  Ju  11.7/a  :  3/127 

Whiteley,  J.  0.  J.  O.  Whiteley  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue  [findings  of 
fact  and  opinion]  ;  docket  no.  1575,  promulgated  Aug.  23,  1944.  [1944.]  9  p. 
( [Opinion]  161.)      [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  3.]     *  Paper,  .5c.         Ju  11.7/a  :  3/161 


TENNESSEE  VALLEY  AUTHORITY 

Barn  haydriers,  basic  principles  of  design,  operation  and  management  [with  list 
of  selected  references]  ;  prepared  by  John  A.  Schaller  and  Nolan  Mitchell. 
Apr.  1944.  [5] -f  17+5  p.  12  pi.  4°  (Agricultural  engineering  publication  6.) 
[Processed.     Illustrator,  Richard  Myers.]     t  Y3.T25:23/6 

Forest  fire  control  manual,  Tennessee  Valley  Authority ;  [prepared  and  compiled 
by  A.  H.  Zimmerman].  Norris,  Tenn.,  June  22,  1944.  cover  title,  [168]  p.  3 
pi.  map.  4°  [Processed.  Text  on  p.  2  of  cover.  Issued  in  loose-leaf  form  in 
binder.]     $  Y  3.T  25  :  6  F  76 

Precipitation  in  Tennessee  River  basin,  July  1944.     [1944.]     [2] +9-1- [13]  p.  il.  4° 
[Monthly.     Processed.]     f 
L.  C.  card  38-32755  Y  3.T  25  :  14/944-7 


TREASURY  DEPARTMENT 

Addresses.  Problems  of  postwar  Federal  tax  policy,  address  by  Roy  Blough, 
director  of  Division  of  Tax  Research,  before  National  Tax  Association. 
St.  Louis,  scheduled  for  delivery  Sept.  12,  1944.  [1944.]  9  leaves,  4"  [Proc- 
essed.]    t  T  1.31  :T  19/17 

Finance.  Bulletin  of  Trea.sury  Department,  analysis  of  receipts  and  expendi- 
tures, composition  of  public  debt,  prices  and  yields  of  Government  securities, 
other  treasury  statistics,  July-Aug.  1944.  [1944.]  cover  title,  [3]+A16+76 
p.  il.  4°  [Monthly.  Processed.  Two  months  issued  as  one  publication.  Text 
on  p.  2  of  cover.]  f 
L.  C.  card  39-26387  T  1.3  :  944/7.8 

Same,  Sept.  1944.     [1944.]     cover  title,    [3]+A8+76  p.  il.  4"     [Monthly. 

Processed.]     t  T  1.3  :  944/9 

Daily  statement  of  Treasury,  compiled  from  latest   proved  reports  from 

Treasury  offices  and  depositories.     Sept.  1-30,  1944.     [1944.]     various  paging, 
narrow  f"     [Daily  except  Sundays  and  holidays.]     t 

L.  C.  card  15-3303  T  1.5 :  944 

Money.  Monetary  developments,  exchange  stabilization  fund,  stock  and  circu- 
lation of  money  in  United  States:  extract  from  Annual  report  of  Secretary  of 
Treasury  on  state  of  finances,  fiscal  year  1943.  1944.  iii+114-119+347- 
367+668-669+710-714  p.  [Pages  114-119  and  714  were  previously  issued 
separately  and  entered  in  the  Monthly  catalog  for  May  1944,  p.  578.]     f 

T  1.1/a  :  M  747/943 

Surety  bonds.  Uniform  procedure  with  respect  to  forwarding  of  bonds  support- 
ing contracts.  Aug.  10,  1944.  2  p.  4°  (Department  circular  747;  Fiscal  Serv- 
ice, Accounts  Bureau,  Surety  Bonds  [Section].)      [Processed.]     f    T  1.4/2: 747 

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Treasury  certificates.  United  States  of  America.  %  percent  Treasury  certifi- 
cates of  indebtedness  of  series  F-1945.  dated  and  bearing  interest  from  Sept.  1. 
1944,  due  Sept.  1,  IM.'i.  Aug.  L'4.  1944.  2  p.  4°  (Department  circular  748: 
Fiscal   Service,  Public  Debt  Bureau.)      [Processed.]     t  T  1.4/2 :  748 

United   States  of  America,   1    percent  Trea.sury   notes  of  series  A-1946, 

dated  Nov.  1.  1941,  witb  interest  from  Sept.  15,  1944,  due  Mar.  15,  1946,  inteiest 
payable  Mar.  l."»  and  Sept.  15.  additional  issue.  Aug.  24,  1944.  3  p.  4"  (De- 
partment circular  749;  Fi.scal  Service,  Public  Debt  Bureau.)      [Processed.]     t 

T  1.4/2 :  749 

Trcasuni  decisions.     Treasury  decisions  under  customs  and  other  laws,  v.  78 ; 
Julv  1942-.Tune  1943.     1944!     iii+313  p.     [Includes  Treasury  decisions  50660- 
882.]     *  Cloth.  $1.00.     •  Item  10.19 
L.  C.  card  10-11513  T  1.11/1:  78 

Treasury  decisions  under  customs,  certain  internal  revenue,  narcotic  and 

other  laws,  including  decisions  of  Customs  Court  and  Court  of  Customs  and 
Patent  Appeals,  v.  79.  no.  G3-G6;   Sept.  7-28,  1944.     [1944.]     various  paging. 
[Weeklv.]     *  Paper,  10c.  single  copv,  $3.00  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription.  .$4.70. 
L.  C.  card  10-30490  T  1.11/2  :  79/63-66 

COMPTROLLER  OF  CURRENCY 

Xatioval  banks.  Abstract  of  reports  of  condition  of  national  banks,  no.  216. 
Aug.  24,  1944.     15  p.  4"     t     •  Item  1072  T  12.5  :  216 

Report.     81st  annual  rertort  of  Comptroller  of  Currency,  1943  [with  appendix]. 
1944.     iii+9.-)  p.      ( [Treas.  Dept.  doc.  3130.])      *  Cloth,  75c.     •   Item  1073 
L.  C.  card  9-34GS3  T  12.1 :  943 

Same.     (Ti-eas.  Dept.  doc.  3130;  H.  doc.  599,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.) 

CUSTOMS  BUREAU 

[Customs  manual,  prescribed  for  instruction  and  guidance  of  customs  officers, 
effective  July  1,  1943,  substitute  pages  containing  corrections ;  1st  rev.,  June 
1944.]      [1944.]      [96]  p.  4°     [Is.sued  in  loose-leaf  form.]     t 

T  17.5  :  C  96/7/943/rev.pages 

[Customs  regulations  of  United  States,  effective  July  1,  1943.  substitute  pages 
containing  corrections]  ;  1st  rev.,  June  1944.  [1944.]  [102]  p.  4°  [Issued  in 
loose-leaf  form.]     *  Paper,  30c.     •  Item  1076  T  17.9 :  943/rev.pages 

FISCAL  SERVICE 

PUBLIC   DE15T  BUEEAU 

Money.     Circulation  statement  of  United  States  money,  July  31,  1944.     [1944.] 
1  p.  oblong  8"     [Monthly.]     f     •  Item  1091 
L.  C.  card  10-21267  T  63.207 :  944/7 

TKEASUEEU  OF   UNITED   STATES 

Paper  money.  Monthly  statement,  paper  currency  of  each  denomination  out- 
standing Aug.  31,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  oblong  12"     f     •  Item  1094 

T  63.307 :  944/8 

INTERNAL  REVENUE  BUREAU 

Internal  revenue  bulletin,  1944,  no.  17  and  IS;  Sept.  11  and  25,  1944.  1944. 
vi+34  p.  and  x+SS  p.  [Semimonthly.  Include  Rulings  11837-852.] 
•  Item  1098 

L.  C.  card  22-26051  T  22.23/1 :  944/17, 18 

Note. — The  Intprn.il  rovonuo  bulletin  service  for  1944  will  consist  of  semimonthly 
bulletins  and  an  annual  cumulative  bulletin.  The  semimonthly  bulletins  will  contain  the 
rulings  and  decisions  to  be  made  public  and  all  Treasury  Department  decisions  (known 
as  Treasury  decisions)  pertaining  to  internal  revenue  matters.  The  annual  cumulative 
bulletin  will  contain  nil  rulings  and  decisions  (including  Treasury  decisions)  published 
during  the  previous  12  months.  The  complete  bulletin  service  may  be  obtained  on  a 
subscription  basis,  from  the  Superintende)it  of  Documents.  Government  Printing  Office, 
Washington  25,  D.  C,  lOc.  single  copy,  .?2.50  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription  $3.75. 

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October  1944  1199 

PROCUREMENT  DIVISION 

Government  supplies.  General  schedule  of  supplies:  Office  equipment  under  class 
54,  July  1,  1944-June  30,  1945.     [1944.]     19  p.  4°     [Processed.]     | 

T  58.8 :  54/944-45 

Same,  supp.  1,  Rental,  repair,  and  maintenance  of  typewriters  and  other 

office  machines,  July  1,  1944-June  30,  1945.     1944.     46  p.  4°     t 

T  58.8 :  54/944-45/,supp.l 

FEa)F.B.\.L  STANDARD  STOCK  CATALOG  DIVISION 

Note. — In  the  list  below,  some  of  the  Amendments,  dated  after  Oct.  10,  193:3.  are  for 
specifications  issued  by  the  Federal  Standard  Stock  Catalog  Board  (now  F>,'d<'ral  Standard 
Stock  Catalog  Division)  while  it  was  under  the  Budget  Bureau,  and  fdr  thes(\  the  old 
classification  T  51.7/8  :  is  retained  in  order  that  tliey  may  be  flltd  with  the  publications 
to  which  they  belong.  The  following  publications  are  issued  with  perioral ioi:s  for  insertion 
in  binders.      •  Item  1116 

Government  supplies.  Federal  standard  stock  catalog:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  spec- 
ification for  bags,  hand,  leather,  amdt.  1;  Aug.  11,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  12° 
(KK-B-50  [amdt.  1].)  [Supersedes  Emergency  alternate  Fed.  spec.  E-KK-B- 
50,  Apr.  25,  1942.]     t  T  .58.10/3 :  KK-B-50/amdt.l 

— —  Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  baskets,  desk,  steel  (strip  and 
wire),  amdt.  1;  Aug.  17,  1944.  1944.  1  p.  12"  (UR-B-131  famdt.  1].) 
[Supersedes  Emergency  alternate  Fed.  spec.  E-RR-B-131,  July  23,  1942.]  t 
(information  incorrect  in  publication  as  to  sale  bv  Superintendent  of  Docu- 
ments ) .  T  58.10/3 :  RR-B-131/amdt.l 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Feileral  specification  for  bottles,  hot-water,   rubber, 

amdt.  1;  Aug.  1,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  12°  (ZZ-B-o86a  [amdt.  1].)  [Super- 
sedes Emergency  alternate  Fed.  spec.  E-ZZ-B-586a,  Apr.  17,  1943.]     t 

T  58.10/3 :  ZZ-B-58(5a/amdt.l 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  boxes  and  outlet-fittings,  floor, 

for  rigid-steel-conduit  and  electric-metallic-tubing  (steel),  amdt.  1;  July  22, 
1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  12°  (W-B-616  [amdt.  1].)  [Supersedes  Emergency 
alternate  Fed.  spec.  E- W-B-616,  Apr.  3,  1942.]     t     T  58.10/3  :  W-B-616/amdt.l 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  bronze,  aluminum,  castings, 

amdt.  2 ;  July  27,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  12°  (QQ-B-071a  [amdt.  2].)  [Super- 
sedes Amendment  1,  July  30,  1942.]     f  T  58.10/3  :  QQ-B-671a/amdt.2 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  brushes,  dust,  ceiling,  and 

wall,  amdt.  1 ;  Aug.  17, 1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  12°  (H-B-191  [amdt.  1].)  [Super- 
sedes Emergency  alternate  Fed.  spec.  E-H-B-191,  IMay  7,  1943.]     t 

T  51.7/8 :  H-B-191/amdt.l 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification   for  buttons,   amdt.  3;  Aug.  1. 

1944.  [1944.]  3p.il.  12°  (V-B-871  [amdt.  3]. )  [Supersedes  Amendment  2. 
Aug.  22,  1938.]     t  T  58.10/3  :  V-B-871/amdt.3 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  caps,  bakers'  and  cooks',  white, 

amdt.  2 ;  Aug.  1,  1944.  [1944.]  3  p.  il.  12"  (DDD-C-41  [amdt.  2].)  [Super- 
sedes Amendment  1,  Apr.  23,  1937.]     f  T  58.10/3 :  DDD-C-41/amdt.2 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  carbon-black,  drv  (paint- 
pigment)  ;  July  27,  1944.     [1&44.]    6  p.  12"     (TT-C-120.)     *  Paper,  5c.* 

T  5S.10/3 :  TT-C-120 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  carbon-tetrachloride,  technical- 
grade,  amdt.  1 ;  Aug.  1, 1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  12°     (O-C-141  [amdt.  1].)     t 

T  58.10/3 : 0-C-141/amdt.l 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  cushions,  ring,  cloth-inserted, 

amdt.  1 ;  Aug.  17,  1944.     1944.     1  p.  12"     (ZZ-C-791  [amdt.  1].)     f 

T  51.7/8 :  ZZ-C-791/amdt.l 

• Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  drawers,  men's,  cotton-wool, 

mixed,  amdt.  1 ;  Aug.  1,  1944.     [1944.]     2  p.  12°     (JJ-D-G53  [amdt.  1].)     t 

T  58.10/3 :  JJ-D-653/amdt.l 

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Oovemment  supplies — Continued. 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  fittings,  cable  and  conduit, 

amdt.  2 ;  July  22,  1944.  [1M4.]  2  p.  12°  (W-F-406  [amdt.  2].)  [Supersedes 
Amendment  1,  June  24,  1941,  and  Emergency  alternate  E-W-F-406,  Apr.  3, 
1942.  ]     t  T  58.10/3  :  W-F-406/amdt.2 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  sjiecification  for  Indian-red  and  bright-red 

(iron-oxide),  dry  (paint-pigments)  ;  July  27,  1944.  [1944.]  7  p.  12°  (TT-I- 
511a.)     [Supersedes  part  of  Fed.  spec.  TT-I-511,  June  G,  1941.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

T  58.10/3 :  TT-I-511a 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  insulation,  cotton,  batts;  Aug. 

17,1944.     [1944.]     6  p.  12°     (HH-I-528.)     *  Paper,  5c.      T  58.10/3 :  HH-I-528 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  leather,  harness,  black  and 

russet  (vegetable-tanned),  amdt.  1;  Aug.  11,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  12°  (KK-Lr- 
171a  [amdt.  1].)  [Supersedes  Emergency  alternate  Fed. ..spec.  E-KK-L-171a, 
July  18,  1942.]     f  T  58.10/3 :  KK-Lr-171a/amdt.l 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  machines,  coffee-grinding, 

electrically-operated,  amdt.  1;  Aug.  11,  1944.  1944.  1  p.  12°  (OO-M-23 
[amdt.  1].)  [Supersedes  Emergency  alternate  Fed.  spec.  E-OO-M-23,  Sept. 
25,  1942.]     t  T  5S.10/3  :  OO-M-23/amdt.l 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  metallic-brown,  dry   (paint- 
pigment)  ;  July  27,  1944.     [1944.]     6  p.  12°     (TT-M-251.)     *  Paper,  5c. 

T  58.10/3 :  TT-M-251 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  mineral-red    (iron-oxide), 

natural,  dry  (paint-pigments)  ;  July  27,  1944.     [1944.]     6  p.  12°     (TT-M-381.) 

*  Paper,  5c.  T  58.10/3 :  TT-M-381 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  packing,  fiber,  hard,  sheet,  amdt. 

3;  Aug.  1,  1944.  [1944.]  3  p.  12°  (HH-P-91  [amdt.  8].)  [Supersedes 
Errata  2,  Jan.  1934.]     t  T  51.7/8 :  HH-P-91/amdt.3 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  pads,  desk,  amdt.  1 ;  July  13, 

1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  12°  (UU-P-16  [amdt.  1].)  [Supersedes  Emergency  al- 
ternate Fed.  spec.  !e:-UU-P-16,  July  7,  1942.]     f        T  58.10/3  :  UU-P-16/amdt.l 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  paint,  varnish,  lacquer,  and 

related  materials,  general  specification  for  sampling  and  test  methods ;  June  16, 
1944.  [1944.]  128  p.  il.  12°  (TT-P-141a.)  [Supersedes  Fed.  spec.  TT-P- 
141,  Aug.  7,  1941.]     *  Paper,  20c.  T  58.10/3  :  TT-P-141  a 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  pencils,  lead,  amdt.  1 ;  July  13. 

1944.  1944.  1  p.  12°  (SS-P-166  [amdt.  1].)  [Supersedes  Emergency  alter- 
nate Fed.  spec.  E-SS-P-166,  July  28,  1942.]     t  T  58.10/3  :  SS-P-166/amdt.l 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  pigmeuts-in-oil,  paint-colors; 

July  27,  1944.  [1944.]  12  p.  12°  (TT-P-381.)  [Supersedes  parts  of  cer- 
tain Federal  specifications  and  Emergency  alternate  Federal  specifications.] 

*  Paper,  5c.  T  58.10/3  :  TT-P-381 

— —     Same  :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  potassium  bromide,  for  photog- 
raphy ;  Julv  22,  1944.     [1944.]     G  p.  12°     (O-P-551.)      *  Paper,  5c. 

T  58.10/3 :  O-P-551 

Same :   sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  potassium  iodide,  for  photog- 
raphy;  Julv  22,  1944.     [1944.]     6  p.  12°     (O-P-558.)     ♦Paper,  5c. 

T  58.10/3 :  O-P-558 

Same:   sec.   4.   pt.   5,   Federal   specification   for   receptacles    (convenience 

outlets),  attachment  plugs,  current-taps,  and  connectors,  amdt.  5;  July  22,  1944. 
[1944.]  5  p.  12°  (W-R-151  [amdt.  5].)  [Supersedes  Amendment  4,  Apr. 
19,   1944.]     t  T  58.10/3  :  W-R-151/amdt.5 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  shovels  (scoops,  spades,  and 

spoons),  amdt.  2;  July  22,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  12°  (GGG-S-326  [amdt.  2].) 
[Supersedes  Amendment  1,  Apr.  21,  1943.]     t        T  58.10/3  :  GGG-S-326/amdt.2 

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October  1944  1201 

Oovemment  mppUes — Continued. 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  sienna,  burnt  and  raw,  dry 

(paint-pigments)  ;  July  27,  1944.     [1944.]     7  p.  12°     (TT-S-340.)     *  Paper,  5c. 

T  58.10/3 :  TT-S-346 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  soap,  liquid  and  paste,  for 

automobile,  floor,  and  general  cleaning,  anidt.  3;  Aug.  11,  1944.  [1944.]  3  p. 
12«     (P-S-59S  [amdt.  3].)      [Supersedes  Amendment  2,  Apr.  14,  1943.]     t 

T  .18.10/3 :  P-S-598/amdt.3 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  socks,  cotton,  amdt.  1 ;  Aug.  1, 

1944.     1944.     1  p.    12°     (JJ-S-566a    [amdt.   1].)     f 

T  58. 10/3  :  J  J-S-566  a/amdt.l 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  socks,  wool  and  wool-cotton 

mixture,  amdt.  1;  Aug.  1,  1944.     1944.     1  p.  12°     (JJ-S-581a   [amdt.  1].)     t 

T  58.10/3 :  J.l-S-581a/amdt.l 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  soda  ash,  amdt.  1 ;  Aug.  17, 

1944.     [1944.]     3  p.  12°     (0-S-571a  [amdt.  1].)     t 

T  58.10/3 :  0-S-571a/amdt.l 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  splints,  basswood ;  July  22, 

1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  12°     (GG-S-621.)     *  Paper,  5c.  T  58.10/3 :  GG-S-621 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  tableware,  steel  (chromium, 

nickel,  silver,  and  tin)-plated,  amdt.  1 ;  July  27,  1944.  [1944.]  5  p.  12°  (RR- 
T-56  [amdt.  1].)  [Supersedes  Emergency  alternate  Fed.  spec.  E-RR-T-56, 
May  20,   1942.]     f  T  58.10/3  :  RR-T-56/amdt.l 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  tape,  gummed,  mending,  rein- 
forcing, and  securing,  amdt.  2 ;  Aug.  17,  1944.  [1944.]  3  p.  12°  (UU-T-lOlb 
[amdt.  2].)     [Supersedes  Amendment  1,  Apr.  28,  1943.]     f 

T  58.10/3 :  UU-T-lOlb/amdt.2 

— —  Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  tiles,  pill,  glass  (pharmaceu- 
tical) ;  July  22,  1944.     [1944.]     5  p.  12°     (DD-T-39G.)     *  Paper,  5c. 

T  58.10/3 :  DD-T-396 

Same:   sec.   4,  pt.   5,   Federal  specification  for  tires  and   tubes    (inner), 

bicycle,  amdt.  1;  July  27,  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  12°     (ZZ-T-401a  [amdt.  1].)     t 

T  58.10/3 :  ZZ-T-401a/amdt.l 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  torches,  blow,  hand ;  July  22, 

1944.     [1944.]     13  p.  12°     (GGG-T-576.)     *  Paper,  5c.    T  58.10/3  :  GGG-T-576 

— —  Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  tubing,  electrical,  metallic, 
amdt.  1;  Aug.  11,  1944.  1944.  1  p.  12°  (WW-T-806a  [amdt.  1].)  [Super- 
sedes Emergency  alternate  Fed.  spec.  E-WW-T-806a,  May  14,  1942.]     f 

T  58.10/3 :  WW-T-806a/amdt.l 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  umber,  burnt  and  raw,  dry 

(paint-pigments)  ;  July  27,  1944.     [1944.]     7  p.  12°     (TT-U--481.)     *  Paper,  5c. 

T  58.10/3 :  TT-U-481 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  undershirts,  men's   (cotton, 

flat-knit,  light-weight),  amdt.  1;  Aug.  1,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  12°  (J.T-U-513 
[amdt.  1].)     t  T  51.7/8  :  JJ-U-513/amdt.l 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  undershirts,  men's,  cotton- 
wool, mixed,  amdt.  1  ;  Aug.  1,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  12°  (JJ-U-517  [amdt. 
1] . )     t  T  58.10/3  :  J J-U-517/amdt.l 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  venetian-red,  dry  (paint- 
pigment)  ;  July  22,  1944.     [1944.]     5  p.  12°      (TT-V-226.)      *  Paper,  .Ic. 

T  5S.10/3 :  TT-V-226 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  vises,  amdt.  1;  July  22,  1944. 

[1944.]  2  p.  12"  (GGG-V-436a  [amdt.  1].)  [Supersedes  Emergency  alter- 
nate Fed.  spec.  E-GGG-V-43Ga,  Apr.  21,  1943.]     t 

T  58.10/3 :  GGG-V-436a/amdt.l 

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1202  Go\TERNMENT   PUBLICATIONS 

Government  supplies. — Continued. 

SupplenuMit  30-40  to  Index  of  Federal  specifications  revised  Dec.  1,  1943; 

Sept.  5-29,  1944.     [1944.]     Each  2  p.  or  1  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t 

T  58.10/3 :  ind./943-2/supp.36-40 

R£'SEARCH  AND  STATISTICS  DIVISION 

Hands  of  United  States.  Prices  and  yields  of  public  marketable  securities  issued 
by  Initi'd  States  Govoninient  and  by  Federal  agencies,  July  1944.  [1944.] 
7  p.   f"     [Monthly.]     t     •  Item  1120  T  62.7 :  944/7 

Same,  Aug.  1944.     [1944.]     7  p.  f"     [Monthly.]     t     •  Item  1120 

T  62.7 :  »44/8 

TAX  RESEARCH  DIVISION 

Note. — The   Division  of  Tax  Research  was  established  in   the  OflBce  of  the  Secretary, 
effective  June  1,  1938,  by  Treasury  Department  Order  18,  dated  Mar.  25,  1938. 

Taxes.     Proposed  constitutional  amendment  to  prohibit  Federal  tax  rates  exceed- 
ing 25   percent.     Washington,   D.    C,    May    31,  1944.     [2] +11+ [8]  leaves,  4° 
[Processed.     Manuscript  corrections  have  been  made.]     t 
L.  C.  card  44-41478  T  64.2 :  T  19/2 

WAR  FINANCE  DIVISION 

Minute  man,  v.  4,  no.  2  and  3;  Sept.  1  and  15,  1944.  [1944.]  Each  16  p.  il.  4° 
[Semimonthly.]     t     •  T  66.7 :  4/2,3 

Posters.  Buy  that  invasion  bond!  oflBcial  Treasury  poster.  1944.  28.4X40  in. 
[Illustrator,  R.  Moore.     This  poster  also  issued  in  size  20X27.9  in.]     t 

T  66.8  :  B  64/17 

For  baby's  future,  buy  war  bonds;   [poster].     [1944.]     18.1X17.8  in.     t 

T  66.8 :  B  64/19 

• Invest    tobacco    dollars    in    war   bonds!    official    Treasury   poster.     1944. 

40X28.4  in.     t  T66.S:T55 


VETERANS  ADMINISTRATION 

Decisions.     Administrator's    decision,    Veterans    Administration,    no.    5S4-591 ; 
Sept.  5-29,  1944.     [1944.]     various  paging,  4°     [Processed.]     t 

VA  1.8 :  584-591 


WAR  CONTRACTS  PRICE  ADJUSTMENT  BOARD 

Note. — The  War  Contracts  Price  Adjustment  Board  was  created  by  Public  law  235,  78tb 
Congress  (H.  K.  3«87,  which  became  law  Feb.  25,  1944). 

Renegotiation  regulations.     Renegotiation  regulations,  fiscal  years  ending  after 
June  30,  1943,  supp.  RR-1 ;  July  1,  1944.     [1944.]     [85]  p.      [Issued  in  loose- 
leaf  form.]     Included  in  price  of  Renegotiation  regulations.     •  Item  1131 
L.  C  card  44-41269  Y  3.W  19/6 :  6  R  29/supp.l 

— —     Same,  supp.  2 ;  July  15,  1944.     [1944.]     [150]  leaves.     [Issued  in  loose-leaf 
form.]     Included  in  price  of  Renegotiation  regulations.     •  Item  1131 

Y  3.  W  19/6 :  6  R  29/supp.2 

Same,  supp.  RR-3 ;  Aug.  4,  1044.     [1944.]      [96]  p.     [Issued  in  loose-leaf 

form.]     Included  in  price  of  Renegotiation  regulations.     •  Item  1131 

Y3.W19/6:6R29/supp.3 

•     Sent  to  Depository  Libraries 


October  1944  1203 

WAR  DEPARTMENT 

Army  regulations. 

Note. — Ariiiv  regulations  are  administrative  resulations  for  the  military  service  and 
are  issued  in  pamphlet  form  for  insertion  in  loose-leaf  binders.      •    Item  1129 
10-15.       General   Staff :    Organization  and  general  duties.  Changes  1  ;   Sept.  11,  1944. 
1944.     1  p.      [Supersedes  par.  1,  sec.  5,  Circular  338,  1044.]      *  Paper,  5c. 

W  l.G  :  lO-lo/3/cli.l 
10-''0         Same:    Budget   Division,    organization   and   general   duties;    Sept.    11.    1944. 
[1944.1      2  p.      [Supersedes  AR  10-20,   July   17.  1943.]      *  Paper,   He. 

W  1.0  :  10-20/2 
30-430       Quartermaster  Corps  :  Remount  areas.  Changes  3.  Sept.  5,  1944.     1944.     1  p. 
[Supersedes  AR  30-430,  Changes  2,   July  31,   1943.]      *  Paper,   5c. 

W  1.6  :  3,0-430/5/ch.3 
30-1830.   Same:   Burial  expenses,   Changes   1;   Aug.   22,   1944.      [1944.]      3   p.      •Pa- 
per. 5c.  W  1.0  :  30-1830/3/ch.l 
35-120      Finance  Dejiartment  :  Disbursing  offlcers  and  pulilic  funds,  general.  Changes 
3;    Auff.    15.    1944.      [1944.]      2    p.      [Supersedes   AR   35-120,    Changes   2, 
June   13,   1944,  and  sec.  2,   Circular  306,   1942.]      *  Paper,   5c. 

W  1.6  :  35-120/7/ch.3 

35-140.     Same:   Public  funds,  how  kept.   Changes  3;   Aug.  30.   1944.      [1944.]      2  p. 

[Supersedes   AR   35-140,    Chancres   1    and   2,   Dec.    16.    1943   and    Jan.    22. 

1044,  and  sec.  5.  Circular  347.  1942.]      ♦  Paper,  5c.     W  1.6  :  35-140/6/ch.3 

35-180.      Same:    Accounting   for    public   funds.    Changes    5;    Sept.    7,    1944.       [1944.] 

3  P.     [Su)>ersedes  AR  35-lSO,  Changes  3  and  4,  May  22  and  Nov.  27.  1943.] 

*  Paper,    5c.  W  1.6  :  3.5-lS0/5/ch.5 
35-1040.   Same:   Vouchers  pertaining  to  money  accounts.  Changes  5;  Aug.  25,   1944. 

[1944.]      4    p.       [Supersedes    AR   35-1040,    Changes    1-4,    Oct.    24,    1942- 
Julv   2,   1943,   and   sec.   3,    Circular   163,    1944.]      *  Paper.    5c. 

W  1.6  :  35-1040/7/ch.5 

35-1320.  Same  :  General  provisions  relating  to  pay  of  military  personnel.  Changes 
1  :  Aug.  31.  1944.  [1944.]  4  pV  [Supersedes  sec.  2.  Circular  212.  1944.] 
'  Paper,  5c.  W  1.6  :  35-lS20/5/ch.l 

35-1360.  Same  :  Pay  accounts  of  commissioned  officers  and  others  who  certify  their 
own  pay  vouchers.  Changes  1  ;  Seiit.  18,  1944.     [1944.1     2  p.     *  Paper,  5c. 

W  1.6  :  35-1360/10/ch.l 

35—1490.  Same  :  Foreign  service  and  sea  duty,  increases  in  pay,  officers,  warrant 
offlcers.  and  enlisted  )iersonnel  •  Sept.  15  1944.  [1944.]  4  n.  fSuner- 
sedes  AR  35-1490,  Aug.  31,  1942,  including  Changes  1-3,  Feb.  17-Aug. 
27,    1943.]      *  Pajier,   5c.  W  1.6  :  35-1490/2 

35-1760.  Same:  Pay  of  retired  commissioned  and  warrant  offlcers.  Changes  7;  Aug. 
17.  1044.  [1944.1  2  p.  [Supersedes  AR  35-1760.  Chanares  6.  Julv  14. 
1944.1      *  Paiier,  5c.  W  1.0  :  35-1760/7'/ch.7 

35-2560.  Same :  Travel  pay  or  other  travel  allowances  of  enlisted  personnel  upon 
discharge  or  release  from  active  service.  Changes  3  :  Ausr.  17.  1944. 
[1944.]  'J  r>.  ISurorsedos  AR  35-2560,  Changes  1  ar^d  2.  A"-?.  3  1943  and 
Jan.  26,  1944.]      *  Paper,  5c.  W  1.6  :  35-2560/5/ch.3 

35-3420.  Same:  Pay  and  allowances.  Officers  Reserve  Corps,  Enlisted  Reserve  Corps, 
and  officers.  Army  of  United  States.  Changes  8;  Aug.  16.  1944.  [1944  1 
6  I).  [Supersedes  AR  35-3420.  Changes  2-5.  Sept.  13,  1943-Jan.  8, 
1944.  Changes  7,  Apr.  29,  1944,  and  sec.  10,  Circular  14.  1944.]  ♦Pa- 
per,  5c.  W  1.6  :  3.1-3420/7/ch.8 

35-4520.  Same:  Monetary  allowances  in  lieu  of  rations  and  quarters  for  enlisted 
personnel  and  for  quarters  for  dependents  of  enlisted  personnel  of  1st,  2d, 
and  3d  trrades.  Chansres  7:  Sept.  11.  1944.  [1944.]  3  p.  [Supersedes 
AR  35-4520.  Chanffes  3  and  4.  Aug.  19  and  Nov.  20.  1043.  and  Chansres  6, 
Feb.  22,  1944,  and  par.  la,  b.  and  3,  sec.  6,  Circular  121.  1943.]  *  Pa- 
per, 5c.  W  1.6  :  3,5-4520/7/ch.7 

35-4540.  Same :  Traveling  expenses,  per  diem,  and  travel  allowances  of  enlisted 
personnel.  Changes  3;  Aug.  25.  1944.  1944.  1  p.  [Supersedes  AR  35- 
4540,  Changes  1  and  2,  May  23,  1942  and  Oct.   2,  1943.]      *  Paper.  5c. 

W  1 .6  :  3.^-4540/4/ch.3 

35-4820.  Same  :  Mileage,  actual  expenses,  per  diem  and  travel  allowances  of  com- 
missioned offlcers  and  of  others  entitled  to  same  travelina:  allowances 
Changes  7;  Aug.  17,  1944.  [1944.]  3  p.  [Supersedes  AR  35-4820, 
Chansres  3  and  4.  Oct.  26,  1942  and  Jan.  26,  1944,  an<l  Chanws  6.  Apr.  13. 
1944.1      ♦  Paner,  5c.  W  l.fi  :  35-4820/4 /ch. 7 

35-6620.  Same:  Expendable  property;  Aug.  14,  1944.  [1944.]  5  p.  [Supersedes 
AR  35-6620.  Aug.  1,  1942,  including  Chances  .3-5,  Sept.  21-nec.  8,  1943, 
Changes  9,  May  20,  1944,  and  sec.  1,  Circular  373,  1942.1      *  Pnner.  5c. 

W1.6:  35-6620/7 

35-6660.  Same:  Sales  of  property.  Changes  14;  Sept.  9.  1944.  [1944.]  2  p  [Super- 
sedes AR  35-6600.  Changes  7,  Julv  8.  1913.  Changes  10-12  Nov  11- 
Dec.  4,   1943,  and  par.  3a,  sec.  2,  Circular  350,  1944.]      *  Paper.   5c. 

W 1 .6  :  35-6660/7/ch.l4 

35-6680.  Same  :  Transfers  of  propertv  accountability  and  responsibility  •  Aug  19  1944 
[1944.]  4  n.  [Supersedes  AR  3.5-6680.  June  6.  1942,  including  Changes 
1.  Oct.  25.  1943,  par.  10.  2.5-27.  Circular  170.  1943.  and  so  much  of  Circulnr 
34,  1944.  as  amends  these  paragraphs.]      •  Paper,  5c.         W  1.6  :  35-6680/6 

35-6740.   Same:  Auditing  property  accounts.  Changes  1;  Aug.  22    1944       1944      1  p 

•  Paper,  5c.  W  1.6  :  35-C740/4/ch.l 

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1204 


Government  Publications 


Army  regulations — Continued. 

40-505.  .Medical  Department :  Medical  attendance,  general  provisions,  Changes  8 ; 
Sept.  6,  1944.  [1944.]  4  p.  [Supersedes  AR  40-505,  Changes  7,  June 
2,  1944,  and  sec.  2,  Circular  388,  1942.]      »  Paper,  5c. 

W  1.6  :  40-505/4/ch.8 

40—590.  Same :  Administration  of  hospitals,  general  provisions ;  Aug.  29.  1944. 
[1944.]  29  p.  [Supersedes  AR  40-590,  Feb.  2,  1942,  including  Changes 
6-8,  .Mar.  4-.Ma.v  17,  194.3.  Changes  10-13,  June  12-Sept.  4,  1948,  Changes 
15-20,  Oct.  1.  1943-June  12,  1944,  and  various  sections  and  paragraphs 
of  certain  circulars.]      'Paper,   10c.  W  l.C  :  40-590/5 

40-000.  Same  :  General  hospitals.  Changes  5  ;  Aug.  29,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  [Super- 
sedes AR   40-600,  Changes  1-4,  Mar.   2-Sept.   27,   1'943.]      •  Paper,  5c. 

W  1.6  :  40-600/3/ch.5 

40-2090.  Same  :  Communicable  diseases  of  animals.  Changes  1  ;  Aug.  30.  1944.  1944. 
1  p.     *  Paper,  5c.  W  1.6  :  40-2090/2/ch.l 

55-110.  Transportation  Corps  :  Transportation  requests.  Changes  7  ;  Aug.  23,  1944. 
[1944.]      4  p.      [Supersedes  sec.  3,  Circular  172,  1944.]      •  Paper,  -)C. 

W  1.6  :  55-110/ch.7 

55-155.  Same :  Transportation  of  public  property  (except  animals)  and  remains. 
Changes  8;  Aug.  25,  1944.  [1944.]  4  p.  [Supersedes  AR  5.5-155. 
Changes  1  and  2.  Jan.  25  and  May  29,  1943,  and  Changes  4-R.  Sept.  8. 
1943-Mar.    11,    1944.]      •  Paper,    5c.  W  1.6 :  55-155/ch.8 

55-160.  Same:  Transportation  of  authorized  baggage,  Changes  7;  Aug.  23.  1944. 
[1944.]  4  p.  [Supersedes  AR  55-160,  Changes  1  and  3.  July  3  and  Oct. 
23,  1943,  and  sec.  1,  Circular  182,  1944.]      *  Paper,  5c.     W  1.6  :  55-160/ch.7 

55— i70.  Same  :  Transportation  by  water  of  explosives,  inflammables,  and  chemical 
materials.  Changes  4  ;  Aug.  18,  1944.  [1944.]  3  p.  [Supersedes  Changes 
1-3,  May  1.3-Nov.  1,  1943,  and  sec.  2,  Circular  19,  1944.]      *  Paper,  5c. 

W  1.6  :  5.5-470/ch.4 

55-500.  Same :  Marine  casualties,  reports,  investigations,  claims,  Clianges  1  ;  Sept. 
4,  1944.  [1944.]  3  p.  [Supersedes  various  sections  of  certain  circu- 
lars.]     ♦  Paper,    5c.  W  1.6  :  55-500/2/ch.l 

90-40.       Coast  Artillery   Corps  :  HarlTor  defense.   Changes   1  ;   Aus.   30.   1944.     1944. 

1  p.     •  Paper,    5c.  W  1.6  :  90-40/5/ch.l 
95-90.       Army  Air  Forces  :  Passengers  in  aircraft.  Changes  5  ;  Aug.  31,  1944.     [1944.] 

2  p.      [Supersedes  AR  95-90,  Changes  1-4,  Aug.  24,  in42-Aug.  25.  1943.1 

*  Paper,  5c.  W  1.6  :  95-90/2/ch.5 
95-120.     Same:  Aircraft  accidents;  Aug.  29.  1944.      [1944.]      3  p.      [Supersedes  AR 

95-120,  Dec.  17,  1943,  including  Changes  1,  Mar.  14,  1944.]      *  Paper,  5c. 

W  1.6  :  9.5-120/6 

100-30.  Corps  of  Engineers:  Engineer  Board:  Sept.  S,  1944.  1944.  1  p.  [Super- 
sedes AR  100-30.  Aug.  14.  1942.]      *  Pnper.   5c.  W  1.6  :  100-30/3 

100-62.  Same  :  Leases,  easements,  licenses,  and  permits  to  use  War  Department  real 
estate.  Changes  4;  Sept.  19.  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  [Suoersedes  AR  100- 
62  Changes  1-3,  June  19-Dec.  24,  1943.]      *  Paper,  5c.     W  1.6  :  100-62/ch.4 

100-71.  Same:  Jointly  occupied  Army-Navy  airfields;  Aug.  17.  1944.  [1944.]  2  p. 
[Corrected  copy.  Original  copv  read  incorrectlv  Repairs  and  utilities. 
Supersedes  AR  100-71,  Mav  1,  1944.]      *  Paper.  5c.  W  1.6  :  100-71/2 

105-45.  Signnl  Corps:  Reports.  Changes  2;  Aug.  25,  1944.  1944.  1  p.  [Super- 
sedes AR  10.5— 45.  Changes  1,  July  21,  1943,  and  various  sections  of  cer- 
tain circulars. 1      *  Paper,  5c.  W  1.6  :  1 0,5-45/7 /ch. 2 

170-10.  Service  commands  and  departments  :  Administration.  Changes  13  :  Sept.  11. 
1944.      [1944.]      2  p.      *  Paper.  5c.  W  1.6  :  170-10/8/ch.l3 

210-70.  Posts,  camps,  and  stations  :  Service  clubs  and  libraries,  Ch.inges  1  ;  Aug.  24, 
1944.      1944.      1  p.      *  Paper,  5c.  W  1.6  :  210-70/5/ch.l 

310-100.  Military  publications  :  Forms,  Changes  1  ;  Aug.  23,  1944.  1944.  1  p.  [Cor- 
rected copy.     Original  copy  read  incorrectly  C2.]      *  Paper.  5c. 

W  1.6  :  310-100/3/ch.l 

345-75.  Military  records  :  Soldier's  deposit  book  and  report  of  soldiers'  deposits. 
Changes  1  :  Sept.  7,  1944.     1944.      1  p.      *  Paper.  5c.     W  1.6  :  34.5-75/4/ch.l 

380-5.  Safeguarding  military  information.  Changes  2  :  Aug.  23,  1944.      [1944.]      2  p. 

[Supersedes  AR  380-5,  Changes  1,  June  21,   1944.]      *  Paper.   5c. 

W 1.6  :  380-5/4/ch.2 

410-5.  Litigation;  Aug.   17.   1944.      [1944.]      8  p.      [Supersedes  AR  410-5.   Feb.   8, 

1943.  includinsr  Changes  2,  Apr.  5,  1944,  and  various  sections  of  certain 
circulars.]      *  Paper.  5c.  W  1.6  :  410-5/3 

600—375.  Personnel:  Prisoners,  goner.nl  provisions.  Changes  6;  Aug.  30.  1944.  1944. 
1  p.  [Supersedes  AR  600-375,  Changes  5.  Aug.  11,  1944,  and  sec.  1. 
Circular  131,  1943.]      •  Paper,  5c.  W  1.6  :  600-375/5/ch.6 

600-500.      Same  :    Care   and   disposition   of   insnne.    Changes    1  ;    Aug.   30.    1944.      1944. 

1  p.      [Supersedes  various  sections  of  certain  circulars.]      *  Paper.  5c. 

W 1.6  :  600-500/4 /ch.l 
600-550.     Same:    Deceased.    Changes   2;   Aug.   22,    1944.      [1944.]     2   p.     [Supersedes 
AR  600-550,  Changes  1,  Julv  5,  1944.]      *  Paper,  5c. 

W  1.6  :  600-550/4/ch.2 
605-12.        Commissioned    officers  :    Temporarv    promotions   in    Armv   of    United    States ; 
Aug.  17.  1944.      ri944.]      6  p.      [Supersedes  AR  605-12.  Feb.  3.   1944.  in- 
cluding Changes  1.  July  24,  1944.]      ♦  Paper.  5c.  W  1.6  :  605-12/2 
610-5.          Warrant    officers:   General   provisions,    Chan.ges   4:    Sept.   4,    1944.      [1944.] 

2  p.      *  Pnper.   5c.  W  1.6  :  610-5/2/ch.4 
610-15.        Same:  Temporary  appointment  in  Armv  of  United    States:   Sept.   15,  1944. 

[1944.]      12  p.      [Supersedes  AR  610-15,  Feb.  27,  1943.  including  Changes 
1-4.    Mar.    26.    194,3-Mar.    2.    1944,    and    sec.    11,    Circular    36S.    1944.1 

♦  Paper,  5c.  W  1.6  :  610-15/5 


•     Sent  to  Depository  Libraries 


OCTOBEK  1944  1205 

Army  regulations — Continued. 

GlO-50.       Flight  officers  :  General  provisions,  Changes  4  ;  Sept.  15,  1944.     1944.     1  p. 
[Supersedes  AR  610-50,  Changes  1-3,  Jan.  5-July  29,  1943.]      *  Paper,  5c 

W  1.6  :  610-u0/ch.4 

615-40.       Enlisted  men:  Clothing  and  equipage.  Changes  10;  Sept.  15,  1944.      [1944.] 

2  p.     •  Paper,  5e.  W  1.6  :  615-40/6/ch.lO 

615-275.     Same:    Authorized    ab.sence ;    Sept.    2.    1944.      [1944.1      10    p.      [Supersedes 

AR    615-275,    Feb.    16,    1940,    including    Changes    1-6,    Jan.    12-Nov.    15, 

1943,  and   various  sections  of  certain   circulars.]      *  I'aper,  5c. 

W   1.6  : 015-275/7 

615-360.     Same :  Discharge,  release  from  active  duty,  Changes  1 ;  Sept.  12,  1944.     1944. 

1   p.      •  Paper,   oc.  W  1.6  :61.'5-3(!0/6/ch.l 

775-10.       Qualification  in  arms  and  ammunition  training  allowances,  Changes  2 ;  Aug. 

30,  1944.     1944.     1  p.      [Supersedes  AR  775-10,  Changes  1,  Feb.  9,  1944.] 

•  Paper,    5c.  W  1.6  :  775-10/13/ch.2 
850-15.       Miscellaneous:    Motor   vehicles.    Changes   6;    Aug.    24,    1944.      [1944.]     2   p. 

•  Paper,   5c.  W  1.6  :  850-15/4/ch.6 

Circular  347-391,  Aug.  25-Sept.  30,  1944.  [1944.]  various  paging.  [Issued  with 
perforations.]     t  W  1.4/2  :  944/347-391 

Education  manuals.    Education   manual :   Instructor's   course   outline,   physics, 
course  2,   textbook  and  workbook,   high   school   course.     [1944.]     [1]+14  p. 
oblong  24°     (EM  402a;  Armed  Forces  Institute.)     t     •  Item  1131 
L.  C.  card  44-41479  W  1.55 :402a 

Same:  Instructor's  course  outline,  small  business,  course  1,  high  school 

course.  [1944.]  [1] +21  p.  oblong  24°  (Elil  714a ;  Armed  Forces  Institute.) 
t     •  Item  1131 

L.C.  card  44-41505  W  1.55 :  714a 

Same:  What  is  propaganda  [with  a  few  suggestions  for  further  reading 

about  propaganda].  [1944.]  cover  title,  [2] +46  p.  il.  12°  (EM-2,  G  I  round- 
table  series.)  [Copyright  1944  by  American  Historical  Association.  Text 
and  anotlier  illustration  on  p.  2  and  3  of  cover.]     X     •  Item  1131         W  1.55 : 2 

Same:  What  shall  be  done  about  Germany  after  the  War?  [with  Sugges- 
tions for  further  reading].  [1944.]  [6] +24  p.  il.  12°  (EM  10,  G  I  round- 
table    series.)      [Copyright    1944    by    American    Historical    Association.]     t 

•  Item  1131  W  1.55  :  10 

Field  manuals.  Basic  field  manual :  List  of  publications  for  training,  Changes  7 ; 
Sept.  1,  1944.     [1944.]     173  p.  16°     (FM  21-6  [changes]  7.)     *  Paper,  25c. 

W  1.33 :  21-6/8/ch.7 
Note. — Field  manuals  consist  of  a  series  of  pamphlets  containing  training  and  reference 
data  and  instructions  relative  to  the  tactics  and  technique  involved  in  the  employment 
of  the  arms  and  services  of  the  Army.      •  Item  1130 

Same :  List  of  training  films,  film  strips,  and  film  bulletins.  Changes  6 ;  Aug. 

12,  1944.  [1944.]  43  p.  16°  (FM  21-7  [changes]  6.)  [Section  5  of  these 
changes  supersedes  Changes  3,  May  2,  1M4.]     *  Paper,  5c.       W  1.33 :  21-7/2/ch.6 

Same:  Signal  communication,  Changes  7;  Aug.  18,  1944.     [1944.]     28  p.  il. 

16°     (FM  24^5  [changes]  7.)      [Supersedes  sec.  1,  Training  circular  97,  1942.] 

*  Paper,  5c.  W  1.33 :  24-5/2/ch.7 

Same:  Submachine  gun,  caliber  .45,  M3,  Changes  2;  Aug.  26,  1944.     [1944.] 

2  p.  16°     (FM  23^1  [changes]  2.)     *  Paper,  5c.  W  1.33  :  23-41/ch.2 

Field  manual :  Elementary  map  and  aerial  photograph  reading ;  Aug.  15, 

1944.  [1944.]  [4] +116  p.  il.  16°  (FM  21-25.)  [Supersedes  FM  21-25,  Apr, 
12,  1941,  including  Changes  1-3,  Jan.  17-June  19,  1942.]     *  Paper,  20c. 

W  1.33 :  21-25/2 

Medical  field  manual:  Transportation  of  sick  and  wounded,  Changes  4; 

Aug.  17,  1944.     [1944.]  ,  8  p.     il.  16"     (FM  8-35  [changes]  4.)     *  Paper,  5c. 

W  1.33 : 8-35/ch.4 

Ordnance  field  manual:  Ordnance  field  maintenance.  Changes  3;  Apr.  15, 

1944.     [1944.]     lip.  16°     (FM  9-10  [changes]  3.)     *  Paper,  5c. 

W  1.33 :  9^10/ch.3 

Staff  officers'  field  manual :  Staff  and  combat  orders,  Changes  10 ;  Sept.  9, 

1944.     1944.     Ip.  16°     (FM  101-5  [changes]  10.)     *  Paper,  5c. 

W  1.33 :  101-5/ch.lO 

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acncral  court-muituA  orders  2127,  250,  259,  2G1-2G2 ;  May  29-June  G,  1944.  [Fort 
Belvoir,  Va.,  July  27  and  2S,  1944.]  various  paging.  [Is.suoil  with  perfora- 
tions.]    t  W1.51:J>44/227,etc. 

General  orders  70-77;  Aug.  25-Sept.  2S,  1944.  [1944.]  Each  4  p.  or  8  p.  [Is- 
sued with  perforations.]     t  W  1.46  :  944/70-77 

Govcnimcut  supplies.  Index  of  United  States  Army  and  Federal  specifications 
used  by  War  Department,  monthly  supplement,  July  1944.  1944.  [2]-fl4  p.  12" 
*  Paper,  10c.  single  copy,  included  in  price  of  Index  for  subscribers.  •  Item 
114G  W  1.50 :  944/supp.-7 

Ndtk. — The  U.  S.  Aruiy  si)ecilicatioiis  are  entered  in  this  catalo>,'  under  the  agencies 
rt'siionsible  for  tlieui,  .sucli  as  Army  Air  Foroe.s  and  Ordnance  Department.  The  series 
of  t'ederal  si)ecitications  is  entered  under  tlie  Federal  Standard  Stock  Catalog  Division 
which  is  subordinate  to  the  Procurement  Division  of  the  Treasury  Department.  En- 
tries for  Joint  Arniy-Xavy  specitieations  listed  in  this  Index  apijear  under  Silpplies 
and  Accounts  Bureau,   Navy  Department. 

Military  information.  Death  talks  out  of  turn;  by  Richard  Powell.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  77  p.  il.  16"  [Text  on  p.  2  and  4  of  cover.  Reprinted  from  American 
magazine  for  Security  of  War  Information  Committee.]     j     O  Item  1131 

W  1.2 :  D  34/2 

Mobilization  regulations.     % 

Note. — The  Mobilization  regulations  are  issued  in  pamphlet  form  for  insertion  in 
loose-leaf  binders.      •  Item   1134 

1-9.  Physical  prolile  serial,  supplement,  Changes  1  ;  Aug.  19,  1944.     1  p. 

W  1.29  :  l-9/5/supp./ch.l 

Standards  of  physical  examination  during  mobilization,  Changes  2  ;  Sept.  8,   1944, 

1944.     1  p.  W  1.29  :  l-9/5/ch.2 

Tables  of  allowances.    [Processed.    Issued  with  perforations.]    $ 

Note. — Tables  of  allowances  prescribe  the  authorized  allowances  of  equipment  for 
units  and  individuals  at  special  installations. 

2-2.  Cavalry  School,  Changes  9  ;  Aug.  15,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.     W  1.28  :  2-2/ch.9 

5-1.  Engineer    replacement    training    centers;    Apr.    11,    1944.       [1944.]       16    p. 

[Supersedes  T/A  5-1,  Mar.  1,  1943,  including  Changes  1  and  2,  June  1 

and    Oct.    14,    1943. J  W  1.28  :  5-1/2 

Eniiineer  section.  Army  Service  Forces  training  centers,  Changes  1  ;  Julv  15. 

1944.       11944.]       29    p.  W  1.28  :  5-1/2/ch.l 

6-2.  Field   Artillery   School;    Aug.    12,    1944.      [1944.]      79   p.      [Supersedes   T/A 

0-2,  Dec.  10,  1943,  including  Changes  1-9,  Feb.  25-July  13,  1944.] 

^  W  1.28  :  6-2/4 

Same,  Clianges  1;   Sept.   13,   1944.      [1944.]      13  p.  W  1.28  :  6-2/4/ch.l 

Infantry  replacement  training  centers  ;  Sept.  5,  1944.  [1944.]  43  p.  [Su- 
persedes T/A  7-1,  Dec.  15,  1943,  including  Changes  1-7,  Apr.  12- 
July    27,    1944.]  W  1.28  :  7-1/3 

<-2.  Infantry   School,   Changes  9;   Sept.   10,  1944.      [1944.]      3  p. 

-    ,  .  W  1.28  :  7-2/2/ch.9 

9-1.  Army    Service   Forces   training   center    (ordnance)  ;    Aug.    2,    1944.      [1944.] 

2b   p.      [Supersedes  T/A  9-1,   Feb.   1,    1!»42.J  W  1.28  :  9-1/2 

10-1.  Army    Service    Forces    training    centers    (quartermaster)  ;    Aug.    11,    1944 

[1944.]     76  p.     [Printed.     Supersedes  T/A  10-1,  Dec.  8,  1943.] 

IT   1  .  ,  ,  W1.2S:  10-1 

17-1.  Armored    replacement    training    center;    Sept.    8,    1944.       [1944]       32    p 

[Supersedes  T/A  17-1,  Mar.  17,  1944,  including  Changes  1-4,  June  27-^ 

July   IS,   1944.]  W  1.28  •  17-1/3 


7-1. 


17-2. 
18-1. 


44-1. 
44-3. 


Armored   Scliool;   Aug.   10,   1944.      [1944.]      51   p.      [Supersedes  T/A  17-2, 
Mar.  21,  1944,  and  Changes  1-9,  June  21-Aug.  5,  1944.]     W  1.28  :  17-2/3 
Same,   Changes   1;   Sept.   14.   1944.      [1944.]      1   p.  W  1.28  :  17-2/3/ch  1 

'^'''!\'\.il'^^i^''"A'*^'"    replacement   training   center.    Changes    6:    Aug.    11,    1944 
[1944.]      2    p.  W  ]  ''S  •  18-l/-^/ch  6 

Same,  Changes  7;  Sept.  14,  1944.     [1944.]     9  p.  W  1^28  :  18-l/2/ch'7 

^'^^"Vo'<"rV^    ^^"^'    I'"*^***'    camps,    and    stations,    Changes    1  :    July    17,    1944 
1J14.J      0   p.  W  1.28  :  20/3/ch.l 


00-10. 

71-1010-1.   Ileadquartersnncl  headquarters  company,  airborne  centeJ'  cTmnge'l !' Au^^ 
18,  1J44.      [1944.]      Ip.  W  1.28 :  71-1010-1/ch? 

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Tables  of  equipment,    t 

Note. — The  Tables  of  pquiimient  are  issuiul  in  pamphlet  form  for  insertion  in  loose- 
leaf  binders.  The  tables  in  this  scries  are  numbered  to  correspond  to  the  Table  of 
organization  series  on  wliich  tliey  are  based. 

6-155-M.  Medical  detachment,  field  artillery  battalion,  75-inm  howitzer,  pack,  Changes 
1;   Aug.  7.   1944.      11!)44.]      4   p.  W  1.2(>  :  6-155-M/ch.l 

6-156.  Headciuarters  and  headciuaricrs  and  service  battery,  field  artillery   battalion, 

75-mm  howitzer,   pack,  Changes  1;  Aug.  7,   1944.      [1944.]      9  p. 

W  1.2t; :  G-156/ch.l 

6-156Mtr.  Motor  platoon,  head(iuarters  and  headquarters  and  service  battery,  field 
artillery  battalion,  75-uim  howitzer,  pack.  Changes  1  ;  Aug.  7,  1944.  [1944.] 
4  p.  W  1.2G  :  6-156  Mtr/ch.l 

6-157.  Field    artillery    battery,    75-mm    howitzer,    pack,    Changes    1 ;    Aug.    7,    1944. 

[1944.]      8    p.  W  1.26:  6-157/ch.l 

Tables  of  organization,     t 

Note. — The  Tables  of  organization  are  issued  in  pamplilet  form  for  insertion  in  loose- 
leaf  binders. 

6—46.  Headquarters  and  headquarters  battery,  field  artillery  battalion,  75-mm  gun, 

horse-drawn,  or  75-mm  field  howitzer,  horse.  Changes  4  ;  Aug.  7,  1944.     1944. 

1   p.  W  1.25:  6-46/2/C11.4 

6-49.  Service  battery,  truck-drawn,  field  artillery  battalion,  75-mm  gun,  horse-drawn, 

or  75-mm  field  howitzer,  horse,  Changes  2  ;  Aug.  7,  1944.     1944.     1  p. 

W  1.25  :  6-49/2/ch.2 
6-110.       Division  artillery,   cavalry   division,   Changes   5  ;   Aug.   7,   1944.     1944.      1   p. 

W  1.25  :  6-110/2/ch.o 

Same,  Changes  6  ;  Sept.  1,  1944.     1944.     1  p.  W  1.25  :  6-110/2/ch.6 

6—110—1.  Headquarters  and  headquarters  battery,  cavalry  division  artillery.  Changes  4  ; 

Aug.   7,   1944.      1944.      1   p.  W  1.25  :  6^110-l/2/ch.4 

6-115.       Field  artillery  battalion,  75-mm  field  howitzer,  horse,  Changes  4  ;  Aug.  7,  1944. 

1944.      1  p.  W  1.25  :  6-115/2/ch.4 

6-117.       Field,  artillery  battery,  75-mm  field  howitzer,  horse,  Changes  1  ;  Aug.  7,  1944. 

1944.     1   p.  W  1.25  :  6-117/3/ch.l 

6-155.       Field   artillery   battalion,   75-mm   howitzer,    pack.    Changes    1  ;   Aug.    7,    1944. 

1944.     1  p.  W  1.25  :  6-155/4/ch.l 

6-157.       Field  artillery  battery,  75-mm  howitzer,  pack.  Changes  2  ;  Aug.  7,  1944.     1944. 

1  p.  W  1.25  :  6-157/4/ch.2 

8-590.       Convalescent  hospital.  Changes  3  ;  Aug.  3,  1944.     1944.     1  p. 

W  1.25  :  8-590/ch.3 
Tables  of  organization  and  equipment,     t 

Note. — Tables  of  organization  and  equipment  are  issued  in  pamphlet  form  for  in- 
sertion in  loose-leaf  binders.  They  replace  the  Tables  of  organization  and  Tables  of 
equipment  heretofore  issued  separately,  and  show  the  organization  and  equipment  for 
the  type  of  unit  indicated  by  the  title. 

1— 100— lS-2.  Army    Air    Forces :    Headquarters    and    headquarters    squadron    bomber 
command,  special.  Changes  1  ;  Aug.  6,  1944.     1944.     1  p. 

W  1.44  :  l-lOO-lS-2/ch.l 

1-112.  Same  :  HQ  bombardment  group,  very  heavy,  heavy  or  medium.  Change  1  ; 

Aug.  2,  1944.     1944.     1  p.  W  1.44  :  1-112/2/ch.l 

1-127.  Same:  Bombardment  squadron,  medium;  Aug.  18,  1944.      [1944.]     29  p. 

[Supersedes  T/0  &  E  1-127,  Mar.  26,  1943,  including  Changes  1  and 

2,  July  10  and  Oct.  1,  1943.]  W  1.44  :  1-127/2 

1-137.  Same  :  Bombardment  squadron,  light.  Changes  1  ;  Aug.  3,  1944.     1944. 

1  p.  W  1.44  :  1-137/ch.l 

1-167.  Same  :   Bombardment  squadron,  very   heavy,   Changes   1  ;  Aug.  3,   1944. 

[1944.]       12    p.  W  1.44  :  1-167/ch.l 

1-170-18.        Same  :  Headquarters  and  headquarters  squadron,  bombardment  division, 

heavy  or  medium,  special;  Aug.  3,  1944.     [1944.]     23  p. 

W  1.44  :  1-170-lS 
1-397S.  Same:    Combat    cargo    squadron    (special),    Changes    1;    Aug.    5,    1944. 

[1944.]     4  p.  W  1.44  :  l-397S/ch.l 

1— 457T.  Same  :   Engineering   squadron,   air   service   group,   Changes   2  ;   Aug.    19, 

1944.     1944.     1  p.  W  1.44  :  1-457  T/ch.2 

1-687.  Same:   Airways   detachment;    July   29,    1944.      [1944.1      12    p.      [Super- 

sedes T/O   1-087,    July   1,   1942,   and  T/E   1-687,    May   12,    1943,   in- 
cluding Change.'^   1,   July  23.    1943.]  W  1.44  :  1-687 
1-757.              Same  :  Photographic  reconnaissance  squadron.  Changes  2  ;  Aug.  11,  1944. 
1944.     1  p.                                                                                W  1.44  :  l-757/ch.2 
1-769.              Same:    Photographic   technical    unit;    Aug.    19,    1944.      [1944.]      28    p. 
[Supersedes  T/O  &  E  1-769.  Sept.  14,  1943.]                W  1.44  :  1-769/2 
1-1077.             Same:  Tow  target  squadron;   Aug.   17.   1944.      [1944.]      17   p.      [Suiier- 
sedes  T/D  1-1137,  Feb.  3,  1943.  including  Changes  1-4,  May  1-Nov. 
24,  1943,  T/D  1-1137S,  Nov.  16,  1943,  and  T/A  1-14,  July  23,  1943.] 

W  1.44:  1-1077 
3-137S.  Chemical  warfare  general  service  company;  Aug.  9,  1944.      [1944.]      12  p. 

W  1.44  :  3-137S 
4-152.  Headquarters  and  headquarters  battery,   coast  artillery  group,    155-mm 

gun;   July   31.    1944.      [1944.]      12   p.      [Supersedes  T/O  &   E   4-152. 
Dec.  10,   1943.]  W  1.44:  4-152/2 

4-156.  Headquarters  and  lieadquarters  battery,  coast  artillery  battalion.  155-mm 

gun;   Aug.   5,   1944.      [1944.]      14   p.      [Supersedes  T/O   &   E   4-156. 
Dec.    10,    1943.]  W  1.44:  4-156 

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Tables  of  organization  and  equipment — Continued. 

4-157  Const   artillery   battery,    155-nini   gun;   Aug.   5.   1944.      [1944.]      15   p. 

fSiiinTscdcK  T/O  &  E  4-157,  Dec.  10,  1943,  including  Changes  1. 
Feb.   1,   1944.]  W  1.44  :  4-157/2 

5-15.  Engineer  combat  battalion,  Changes  1  ;  Aug.  2,  1944.     [1944.]     6  p. 

W  1.44  :  5-15/2/ch.l 

5-16.  Headquarters  and  headquarters  and  service  company,  engineer  combat 

battalion.  Changes  1:  Aug.  2,  1944.     [1944.]     10  p. 

W  1.44  :  5-16/2/ch.] 

6-17.  Knglneor  combat  company   (troop),  Changes  1;  Aug.  2,  1944.      [1944.] 

8  p.  W  1.44  :  5-17/2/ch.l 

5-56.  Headquarters  and   headquarters  and    service   company,    engineer   topo- 

graphic battalion.  Army;  Aug.  22.  1944.  [1944.]  14  p.  [Super- 
sedes  T/O    &    E    5-5fi,    Nov.    17,    1943.]  W  1.44  :  5-56/2 

5-157.  Engineer  maintenance  eonipany  ;  Aug.  24,  1944.     [1944.]     12  p.     [Super 

sedes  T/O  &  E  5-157,  Dec.   18,   1943.]  W  1.44  :  5-157/2 

5-167.  Engineer  topographic  company,  corps;  Aug.  26,  1944.      [1944.]      12  p. 

[Supersedes  T/O  &  E  .5-167,  Nov.  3,  1943.]  W  1.44  :  5-167/2 

5-225.  .\irborne  engineer  battalion  ;  Aug.  1,  1944.      [1944.]      8  p.     [Supersedes 

T/O  5-225.  Sejit.  5,  1942,  including  Changes  1,  Feb.  24,  1944,  and 
sec.  2,  T/O  &  B  5-225-M,  Sept.  1,  1943,  including  Changes  1,  Feb. 
24,    1944.]  W  1.44  :  5-225 

5-226.  Headquarters   and    headquarters   and    service   company,    airborne    engi- 

neer battalion  ;  Aug.  1,  1944.  [1944.]  lip.  [Supersedes  T/O  5-226. 
Sei)t.  5,  1942,  Including  Changes  1  and  2.  Feb.  24  and  May  24,  1944, 
and  sec.  2.  T/O  &  E  5-226,  Sept.  1,  1943,  including  Changes  1. 
E'eb.  24,  1944.]  W  1.44  :  5-226 

5-227.  Parachute  company,  airborne  engineer  battalion  ;  Aug.  1,  1944.     [1944.] 

11  p.  [Supersedes  T/O  .5-227,  Sept.  5,  1942,  including  Changes  1. 
Feb.  24,  1944,  and  sec.  2.  T/O  &  E  5-226,  Sept.  1,  1943,  including 
Changes   1,   Feb.   24,    1944.]  W  1.44  :  5-227 

5-228  Glider   company,   airborne   engineer  battalion;   Aug.   1,   1944.      [1944.] 

8  p.  [Supersedes  T/O  5-228,  Sept.  5,  1942,  including  Changes  1, 
Feb.  24,  1944,  and  sec.  2,  T/O  &  E  5-228,   Sept.  1,  1943.] 

W  1.44  :  5-228 

5-327.  Engineer  petroleum   distribution  company.   Changes  1  ;   Aug.   25,   1944. 

1944.     1  p.  W  1.44  :  5-327/2/ch.l 

6-12.  Headquarters  and  headquarters  battery,  motorized,  field  artillery  group. 

Changes   5;    Aug.   7,    1944.      [1944.]      16   p.  W  1.44  :  6-12/2/ch.5 

6-20-1.  Headquarters     and     headquarters     battery,     motorized,     field     artillery 

brigade,  Changes  2  ;  Aug.  7.  1944.      [1944.]      12  p. 

W  1.44  :  6-20-l/ch.2 

6—26.  Headquarters  and  headquarters  battery,   motorized,   field  artillery  bat- 

talion, 105-mm  howitzer,  truck-drawn  or  tractor-drawn,  Changes  6  : 
Aug.    12,    1944.      1944.      1    p.  W  1.44  :  6-26/ch.6 

6—27.  Field    artillery    battery,     motorized,    105-mm    howitzer,    truck-drawn. 

Changes  6  ;  Aug.  12,  1944.     1944.     1  p.  W  1.44  :  6-27/ch.6 

6-29.  Service  battery,   motorized,   field  artillery  battalion,   105-mm   howitzer, 

truck-drawn.  Changes  5  ;  Aug.  12,  1944.     1944.     1  p. 

W  1.44  :  6-29/ch.5 

6-36.  Headquarters  and  headquarters  battery,   motorized,  field  artillery  bat- 

talion. 155-mm  howitzer  or  4.5-inch  gun,  truck-drawn  or  tractor- 
drawn,   Changes  8;   Aug.   12.   1944.      1944.      1    p.      W  1.44  :  6-36/ch.8 

6-37.  Field   artillery   battery,    motorized,    155-mm   howitzer   or   4.5-inch   gun, 

truck-drawn,  Changes  3  ;  Aug.  12,  1944.     1944.     1  p. 

W  1.44  :  6-37/ch.3 

6-39.  Service  battery,   motorized,   field  artillery  battalion,   155-mm   howitzer, 

or  4.5-inch  gun,  truck-drawn.  Changes  3  ;  Aug.  12,  1944.     1944.     1  p. 

W  1.44  :  6-39/ch.3 

6—50-1.  Headquarters    and    headquarters    battery,    motorized,    corps    artillery. 

Changes  4  ;  Aug.  7,  1944.     [1944.]     12  p.  W  1.44  :  G-50-l/ch.4 

6-55.  Field  artillery  battalion,  motorized,  155-mm  gun,  truck-drawn.  Changes 

3:   July  28,  1944.      [1944.]      6  p.  W  1.44  :  6-55/ch.3 

6-56.  Headquarters  and  headquarters  battery,  motorized,   field  artillery   bat- 

talion, lo5-mm  gun,  S-inch  gun,  8-inch  howitzer  or  240-mm  howitzer, 
truck-drawn,  or  tractor-drawn,  or  self-propelled.  Changes  3  ;  .Tuly  28, 
1944.      [1944.]      lip.  W  1.44  :  6-56/ch.3 

Same,  Changes  4  ;  Aug.  12,  1944.     1944.     1  p.  W  1.44  :  6-56/ch.4 

6-57.  Field  artillery  battery,   motorized,   155-mm  gun,   truck-drawn,   Changes 

3;  July  28,   1944.      [1944.]      10  p.  W  1.44  :  6-57/ch.3 

Same,  Changes  4  :  Aug.  12,  1944.     1944.     1  p.  W  1.44  :  6-57/ch.4 

6-59.  Service  battery,  motorized,  field,  artillery  battalion.  155-mm  gun,  8-inch 

gun,  8-inch  howitzer,  or  240-mm  howitzer,  M191S.  modified,  truck- 
drawn.  Changes  3  ;  July  28,  1944.     [1944.]     8  p.       W  1.44  :  6-59/ch.3 

6—65.  Field    artillery    battalion,    motorized,     8-inch    howitzer,     truck-drawn. 

Changes   4;   July   28.    1944.      [1944.]      7   p.  W  1.44  :  6-65/ch.4 

6-67  Field  artillery  battery,  9-inch  howitzer,  motorized,  truck-drawn.  Changes 

3;   Aug.    12,    1944.     1944.      1   p.  W  1.44 :  6-67/ch.3 

6—76.  Headquarters  and  headquarters  battery,  field  artillery  observation  bat- 

talion. Changes  3  :  Aug.  7.  1944.     [1944.]     10  p.         W  1.44  :  6-76/ch.3 

ft-77.  Field  artillery  observation  battery,  Changes  3;  Aug.  7,   1944.     [1944.] 

10   p.  W  1.44  :  6-77/ch.3 

6-78S.  Field  artillery  sound  ranging  platoon.  Changes  1  ;  July  28,  1944.     [1944.] 

6   p.  W  1.44  :  6-78S/ch.l 

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6-95.  Field    artillery    battalioh,    motorized,    240-mni    howitzer,    M1918    modi- 

fied,  truck-drawn.   Changes  S:   July   28,   1944.      [19^4.]      0   p. 

W  1.44  :  G-!K">^'li..S 

6-97.  Field   artillery   battery,    motorized,   240-mm    howitzer,    M1918,   modified, 

truck-drawn.    Changes    2;    July    28,    1944.       [1944.1       10    !>. 

W  1.44  :  ()-97/ch.2 
Same,  Changes  3  ;  Aug.  12,  1944.      [1944.]      1  p.  W  1.44  :  6-97/ch.3 

6-125.  Field  artillery  hattaliun,  motorized,  10.5 -mm  gun,  self-proiielled.  Changes 

3;   Aug.   7,   1944.      [1944.]      (5   p.  W  1.44  :  0-125/ch.3 

6-127.  Field  arlillerv  battery,  motorized,   155-mm  gun,  self-propelled.  Changes 

H;   Aug.   7,   1944.      [1944.]      10  p.  W  1.44  :  6-127/ch.3 

6-129.  Service  battery,  motorized,   field  artillery  battalion,   155-mm  gun,   self- 

propelled.  Changes  3  ;  Aug.  7,  1944.     [1944.]     8  p. 

W  1.44  :  6-129/ch..''. 

6-150.  Headciuarters  and  headquarters  nnd  service  battery,  field  artillery  bat- 

talion, 75  mm  howitzer,  pack.  Changes  2  ;  Aug.  7,  1944.      [1944.]      1  p. 

W  1.2.')  :  6-156/4/ch.2 

0-160  1.  Headquarters   and   headquarters  battery,   division   artillery,   armored   di- 

vision. Changes  .S  ;  Aug.  7,  1944.     1944.     1  p.     W  1.44  :  6-1 60-1 /2/ch.3 

6-166.  Headquarters  and  headquarters  battery,  armored  field  artillery  battalion. 

Changes  4  ;  Aug.  7,  1944.      [1944.]      3  p.  W  1.44  :  6-160/ch.4 

6-107.  Battery,   armored   field   artillery   battalion.    Changes   3  ;    Aug.    7.    1944. 

[1944.]      2  p.  W  1.44  :  6-167/ch.3 

6-169.  Service  battery,  armored  field  artillery  battalion.   Changes  3  ;   Aug.   7. 

1944.      [1944.]      3  p.  W  1.44  :  6-169/ch.3 

6-17."i.  Field   artillery   battalion,   75-mm   pack   howitzer,   truck-drawn.    Changes 

2:    Aug.    7,    1944.      [1944.]      4    p.  W  1.44  :  6-175/ch.2 

6-170.  Headquarters  and  he;idquart<'rs  and  service  battery,  field  at-tillery  bat- 

talion, 75-mm  howitzer,  truck-drawn.  Changes  2  ;  Aug.  7,  1944.  [1944.] 
14  p.  \V  1.44  :  t)-170/eh.2 

6-177.  Field    artillery    battery,    75-mm    pack    howitzer,    truck-drawn.    Changes 

2;    Aug.    7,    1944.       [1944.]       11    p.  W  1.44  :  6-177/ch.2 

0-200.  Division    artillery,    airborne    division;    Aug.    1,    1944.       [1944.]       8    p. 

[Supersedes  T/O  0-200,  Sept.  5,  1942,  including  Changes  1  and 
2,  Oct.  29,  1943  and  Feb.  24,  1944.  sec.  2,  T/O  &  E  6-200-M,  Sept. 

1,  1943.  and  sec.  2,  T/O  &  E  6-200-B,  Sept.  1,  1943.]        W  1.44  :  6-200 
6-200—1.           lleadqimrters    and    headquarters    battery,    division    artillery,    airborne 

division;  Aug.  1,  1944.  [1944.]  14  p.  [Supersedes  T/O  6-200-1, 
Sept.  5,  1942,  including  Changes  1  .nnd  2,  Oct.  29,  1943  and  Feb. 
24,  1944,  and  sec.  2,  T/O  &  E  6-200-1,  Sept.  1,  1943,  including 
Changes   1,    Feb.   24,    1944.]  W  1.44  :  0-200-1 

0-215.  Field  artillery  battalion,  75-mm  pack  howitzer,  parachute  ;  Aug.  1,  1944. 

[1944.]  8  p.  [Supersedes  T/O  6-215,  Sept.  5,  1942,  including 
Changes   1,   Feb.   24,   1944.]  W  1.44  :  6-215 

6-217.  Field  artillery  battery,  75-mm  pack  howitzer,  parachute;  Aug.  1,  1944. 

[1944.]  10  p.  [Supersedes  T/O  6-217,  Sept.  5,  1942,  and  sec.  2, 
T/O  &  E  6-217,   Sept.   1,   1943,  including  Changes  1,   Apr.  4,   1944.] 

W  1.44  :  6-217/2 

6-218.  B^eld   artillery   battery,   antiaircraft   and   antitank,    parachute;    Aug.    1, 

1944.      [1944.]      8  p.      [Supersedes  T/O  6-218,  Sept.  5,  1942,  and  sec. 

2,  T/O  &  E  6-218,  Sept.  1,  1943.]  W  1.44  :  6-218 
6—225.               Field   artillery   battalion,   75-mm   pack   howitzer,   glider  ;   Aug.   1,    1944. 

[1944.]  8  p.  [Supersedes  T/O  6-225,  Sept.  5,  1942,  including 
Changes   1,    Feb.    24,    1944.]  W  1.44:  6-225 

0-226.  Headquarters  and  headquarters   and  service  battery,   field   artillery  bat- 

talion, 75-mm  pack  howitzer,  glider;  Aug.  1,  1944.  [1944.]  16  ji. 
[Supersedes  T/O  6-226,  Sept.  5,  1942,  including  Changes  1,  Feb.  24, 
1944.  and  sec.  2.  T/O  &  E  6-226,  Sept.  1,  1943,  including  Changes 
1,  Feb.  24,  1944.]  W  1.44  :  6-226 

6—227.  Field    artillery    Ijatterv,    75-mm    pack    howitzer,    glider;    Aug.    1.    1944. 

[1944.]  10  p.  [Supersedes  T/O  6-227,  Sept.  5,  1942,  including 
Changes  1,  Feb.  24,  1944,  and  sec.  2,  T/O  &  E  6-227,  Sept.  1,  1943, 
including  Changes  1,  Apr.  4,  1944.]  W  1.44  :  0-227/2 

6-270-  IT.       Headquarters  and  headquarters  detaehiiient,  division  artillery,  light  di- 
vision, Changes  1;  Aug.  7,  1944.      [1944.]     4  p. 

W  1.44  :  6-270-lT/ch.l 

6-270T.  Division  artillery,  light  division.  Changes  1 ;  Aug.  7,  1944.      [1944.]     1  p. 

W  1.44  :  0-270T/ch.l 

6-277T.  Antitank  battery,  light  division,  Changes  1  ;  Aug.  7,  1944.     [1944.]     3  p. 

W  1.44  :  6-277  T  /ch.l 

6-325.  Field    artillery    battalion,    motorized,    105-mm    howitzer,    tractor-drawn, 

Changes  2  ;  Aug.  7.  194  4.     [1944.  J      0  p.  \V  1.44  :  0-825/ch.2 

6-327.  Field    artillery    battery,    motorized,    105-mm    howitzer,    tractor-drawn, 

Changes  2  ;  Aug.  7,  1944.     [1944.]     8  p.  W  1.44  :  6-327/ch.2 

6-329.  Service   battery,    motorized,    field   artillery   battalion,    105-mm   howitzer, 

tractor-drawn.  Changes  2;  Aug.  7,  1944.     [1944.]     S  p. 

W  1.44  :  0-329/ch.2 

6-337.  Field   artillery   battery,    motorized,    155-mm   howitzer,   or   4.5-inch   gun, 

tractor-drawn.  Changes  6  ;  Aug.  12,  1944.     1944.     1  p. 

W  1.44  :  6-337/ch.6 

6-339.  Service   battery,   motorized,    field   artillery   battalion.    155-mm   howitzer, 

or  4.5-inch  gun,  tractor-drawn,  Changes  4  ;  Aug.  12,  1944.     1944.     1  p. 

W  1.44  :  6-339/ch.4 

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Tables  of  organization  and  equipment — Continued. 

7—1.  Headquarters,  infantry  division,  Changes  2  ;  Jan.  5,  1!»44.     1944.     1  p. 

W  1.44  :  7-l/ch.2 
Same,  ChanRcs  4;  Aug.  25.  1944.     1944.     1  p.  W  1.44  :  7-l/cli.4 

7-25.  Armored  infantry   battalion,  Clianges  3;  Aug.  2,   1944.      [1944.]      6  p. 

W  1.44  :'i-25/cli.3 

7-26.  Headquarters   and    headquarters   company,   armored   infantry   hattalion, 

Clianges  4:  Aug.  2,  1944.      [1944.]      10  p.  W  1.44  :  7-20/ch.4 

7-27.  Rifle   oonipany,   armored   infantry   battalion.   Changes   3  ;   Aug.   2,   1944. 

[1944.]      8   p.  W  1.44:  7-27/ch.3 

7-29.  Service  company,  armored  infantry  battalion,  Changes  3  ;  Aug.  2.  1944. 

[1944.]      8  p.  W  1.44  :  7-29/ch.3 

7-31.  Infantry   regiment,    parachute:   Aug.    1,    1944.      [1944.]      8   p.      [Super- 

sedes T/O  7-31.  Feb.  17  19  IL'.  inelndins'  Clianges  1-3.  .liilv  31,  1942- 
Peb.  24,  1944,  sec.  2,  T/O  &  E  7-31-M,  Sept.  1,  1943.  and  sec.  2, 
T/0  &  E  7-31-B,  Sept.   1,  1943.]  W  1.44  :  7-31 

7-32.  Headquarters  and  headquarters  company,  infantry  regiment,  parachute  ; 

Aug.  1,  1944.  [1944.]  11  p.  [Supersedes  T/O  7-32,  Feb.  17,  1942, 
including  Changes  1,  Feb.  24,  1944,  and  sec.  2,  T/O  &  E  7-32,  Sept. 
1,  1943.]  W1.44:  7-32 

7-33.  Service  company,  infantry  regiment,  parachute  ;  Aug.  1,  1944.      [1944.] 

16  p.  [Supersedes  T/O  7-33,  Feb.  17,  1942,  including  Changes  1-3, 
Oct.   29,   1943-Feb.    24,    1944.   and   sec.   2.   T/O   &  E   7-33,    Sept.    1, 

1943,  including  Changes   1,   Feb.   24,   1944.]  W  1.44  :  7-33 
7-35.                Infantry  battalion,   parachute:   Aug.   1,   1944.      [1944.]      2   p.      [Super- 
sedes T/O  7-3.'5.   Feb.  17,   1942,  including  Changes  1  and  2,  July  31, 
1942  and  Feb.  24,  1944.]                                                            W  1.44  :  7-35 

7—36.  Headquarters  and  headquarters  company,  infantry  battalion,  parachute  ; 

Aug.  1.  1944.  [1914.1  VZ  ii.  [Supersedes  T/07-36.  Feb.  17.  1942, 
including  Changes  1,  Feb.  24,  1944,  and  sec.  2,  T/O  &  E  7-36,  Sept. 
1,  1943.]  W  1.44:  7-36 

7-37.  Infantry  rifle  company,  parachute;  Aug.  1,  1944.     [1944.]     8  p.     [Sup- 

ersedes T/O  7-37,  Feb.  17,  1942,  including  Changes  1  and  2,  July 
31,  1942  and  Feb.  24,  1944,  and  sec.  2,  T/O  &  E  7-37,  Sept.  1,  1943.] 

W  1.44  :  7-37 

7-51.  Infantry  regiment,  elider;  Aue.  1.  1944.     [1944.]     8  p.     [Supersedes  T/O 

7-51,   Sept.   5,   1942,   including  Changes  1-3,  Oct.  29,   1943-May   24, 

1944.  and  sec.  2,  T/O  &  E  7-51,  Sept.  1,  1943.]  W  1.44  :  7-51 
7—52.                Headquarters    and    headquarters    company,    infantry    regiment,    glider ; 

Aug.  1.  1944.  [1944.1  11  p.  rSnpersedes  T/O  7-.52.  Sept.  5.  1942, 
Including  Changes  1,  Feb.  24,  1944,  and  sec.  2,  T/O  &  E  7-52,  Sept. 
1,  1943.]  W  1.44:  7-52 

7-55.  Infantry  battalion,  glider;  Aug.   1,   1944.      [1944.]      2  p.      [Supersedes 

T/O  7-55,  Sept.  5,  1942,  including  Changes  1,  Feb.  24,  1944.] 

W  1.44  :  7-55 
7—56.  Headquarters    and    headqiiarters    company,    infantrv    battalion,    glider ; 

AuiX.  1.  1944.  [1944.1  12  p.  r Supersedes  T/07-5fi.  Sent.  5,  1942, 
including  Changes  1,  Feb.  24,  1944,  and  sec.  2,  T/O  &  E  7-56,  Sept. 
1,  1943,  including  Changes  1,  Fel?.  24,  1944.]  W  1.44  :  7-56 

7-57.  Infantry  rifle  comnnnv.   srlidor  :   ,\us.   1,   1944.      [1944.1      9  p.      [Super- 

sedes T/O  7-57,  Sept.  5,  1942,  including  Changes  1.  Feb.  24,  1944, 
and  sec.  2,  T/O  &  E  7-57,  Sept.  1,  1943,  including  Changes  1,  Feb. 
24,   1944.]  W1.44  :  7-57 

8-37.  Airborne  medical  company ;  Aug.  1,  1944.     [1944.]      10  p.      [Supersedes 

T/O  8-37.  Sept.  5,  1942,  including  Changes  1,  Feb.  24.  1944,  and 
sec.  2,  T/O  &  E  8-37,  Sept.  1,  1943.]  W  1.44  :  8-37 

8-550.  General  hospital.   Changes   1  ;   Aug.   19,   1944.      1944.      1    p. 

W  1.44  :  8-550/eh.l 

8-667.  Medical  depot  company,  combat  zone.  Changes  1  ;  Ausr.  11,  1944.     1944. 

1  p.  W  1.44  :  S-667/ch.l 

9—87.  Airborne  ordnance  maintenace  company;  Aug.  1,  1944.      [1944.]      11  p. 

[Supersedes  T/O  9-87,  Sept.  5,  1942,  including  Changes  1,  Feb.  24, 

1944.  and  sec.  2,  T/O  it  E9-87,  Sept.  1,  1944.]  W1.44  :9-87 

9-337.  Ordnance  motor  veliicle  distributing  company  ;  Aug.  10.  1944.      [1944.] 

8  p.     [Supersedes  T/O  &  E  9-S'^7.  Oct.  8.  1943.1  W  1.44  ;  9-337/2 

9-347.  Ordnance  tire  repair  company.  Changes  1;  Aug.  5,  1944.     [1944.]     4  p. 

W  1.44  :  9-347/2/ch.l 

9-848.  Ordnance  motor  vehicle  assembly  company  (portable^.  Changes  1:  Aug. 

7,1944.      [1944.]      4  p.  W  1.44  :  9-348/ch.l 

10-37.  Quartermaster  truck  company,  heavy;  Aug.   11,   1944.      [1944.]      12  p. 

W  1.44  :  10-37 
10-87.  Quartermaster    car   company;   Aug.    1,    1944.      [1944.]      8    p.      [Super- 

sedes T/O  &  E  10-87,  Dec.  29,  1943,  including  Changes  1,  Feb.  23, 
1944.]  W  1.44  :  10-87/2 

10-327.  Airborne  quartermaster  company;  Aug.  1,  1944.      [1944.]      10  p.      [Su- 

persedes T/O  10-327,  Sept.  5,  1942,  including  Changes  1,  Feb.  24,  1944 
(date  is  incorrectly  given  as  Feb.  24,  1942),  and  sec.  2,  T/O  &  E 
10-327,    Sept.    1,    1943.]  W  1.44  :  10-327 

10-377.  Quartermaster  base  petroleum  supply  company;  July  29,   1944.      [1944.] 

lip.  '  W  1.44  :  10-377 

11-7.  Signal  company,  infantry  division,  Changes  2;  Julv  16,  1944.      [1944.] 

12  p.  W  1.44  :  ll-7/2/ch.2 

11-39.  Signal  pigeon  company.  Changes  2  ;  Aug.  27,  1944.     [1944.]     4  p. 

W  1.44  :  ll-39/ch.2 


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Tables  of  or 

H-400. 

11-537S. 

12-601. 

17-1. 
17-2. 

17-4oS. 

17-46S. 

17-47S. 

17-49S. 

17-60-1. 

17-125. 

17-126. 

17-127. 

lS-10-1. 

19-47. 

19-77. 

19-97. 

19-237. 
20-107. 
44-275. 

44-276. 

44-277. 

44-27S. 

44-325. 

55-37. 

55-117. 

55-217. 

55-226. 

55-227. 

55-229. 

71. 

71-1. 

71-2. 


ganization  and  equipment — Continued. 

Signal  aircraft  warning  or'ranization.  Changes  1 ;  Aug.  2,  1944.     [1944.] 

7  p.  W  1.44  :  11-400/2/ch.l 

Signal  company,   engineer   si)ecial   brigatie,   Clianges   1  ;   Aug.    16,   1944. 

[1944.]      :\    p.  W  1.44  :  ll-537S/ch.l 

Base  post  ofUce,  Changes  1  ;  Aug.  11,  1944.      [1944.]      13  p. 

W  1.44  :  12-601/ch.l 
Same.  Changes  2  :  Sept.  1,  1944.     1944.     1  p.  W  1.44  :  12-601/ch.2 

Headquarters,  armored  division,  Changes  5  ;  Aug.  25,  1944.     1944.     1  p. 

\V  1.44  :  17-l/ch.5 

Headquarters  company,  armored  division  ;  Aug.  12,  1944.  [1944.]  16  p. 
[Supersedes  T/O  &  E  17-2,  Sept.  15,  1943.  including  Changes  1-4, 
Oct.  27.   1943-May   18,   1944.]  W  1.44  :  17-2/2 

Medium  tank  battalion,  special.  Changes  1  ;  Aug.  21,  1944.  [1944.] 
6   p.  W  1.44  :  17-45S/ch.l 

Headquarters  and  headquarters  company,  medium  tank  battalion,  spe- 
cial, Changes  1  ;  Aug.  21,  1944.     [1944.]     10  p.         W  1.44  :  17-46S/ch.l 

Medium    tank    coniiiany,    medium    tank    battalion,    special.    Changes    1  ; 

Aug.  21,  1944.      [1944.]      S  p.  W  1.44  :  17-47S/ch.l 

•   Service  company,  medium  tank  battalion,  special,  Changes  1  :  Aug.  21, 

1944.      [1944.]     9  I).  W  1.44  :  1 7-49S/ch.l 

Headquarters  and  headquarters  company,  armored  division  trains. 
Changes  4;  .July  29.  1944.      [1944.]      11  p.  W  1.44  :  17-6(>-l/ch.4 

Amphibian  tractor  battalion.  Changes  1;  Aug.  19,  1944.      [1944.]      6  p. 

\V  1.44  :  17-125/ch.l 

Headquarters  and  headquarters  and  service  company,  amphibian  trac- 
tor  battalion.   Changes   1;   Aug.    19,   1944.      [1944.]      10   p. 

W  1.44  :  17   126/ch.l 

Amphibian  tractor  company,  Changes  1  ;  Aug.  19,  1944.      [1944. J      8  p. 

W  1.44  :  17-127/ch.l 

Headquarters  and  headquarters  companv,  tank  destroyer  group,  Changes 
3  ;  Aug.  S,  1944.      [1944.]      10  p.  W  1.44  :  lfi-10-1/2  ■-u.S 

Military  police  escort  guard  company.  Changes  1;  Aug.  15.  1944.  [19^^.] 
6  p.  W1.44  :  19-47/(0.1 

Military  police  platoon,  corps;  Aug.  1,  1944.  [1944.]  7  p.  [Super- 
sedes T/O  &  E  19-77,  Nov.  6,  1943,  including  Changes  1  and  2,  OeC. 
30,  1943  and  Feb.   10,   1944.]  W  1.44  :  19-77/2 

Military  police  platoon,  airl)orne  division  ;  Aug.  1,  1944.  [1944.]  8  p. 
[Supersedes  T/O  19-97,  Sept.  5,  1942,  including  Changes  1,  Feb.  24 
1944,  and  sec.  2,  T/O  &  E  19-9?,  Sept.  1,  1943.]  W  1.44  :  19-97 

^Military  police  prisoner  of  war  processing  company.  Changes  2  ;  Aug. 
14,    1944.       [1944.]       S    p.  W  1.44  :  19-237/ch.2 

Organization  or  separate  band.  Changes  1  ;  Aug.  7,  1944.  [1944.]  4  p. 
[Supersedes  sec.  8  of  Circular  142.  1944.]  W  1.44  :  20-107 /ch.l 

Airborne  antiaircraft  battalion  :  Aug.  1,  1944.  [1944.]  8  p.  [Super- 
sedes T/O  4-275,  Sept.  5.  1942,  including  Changes  1.  Feb.  24,  1944, 
and  sec.  2,  T/O  &  E  4-275,  Seiit.  1,  1943.]  W  1.44  :  44-275 

Headquarters  and  headquarters  battery,  airborne  antiaircraft  battalion  ; 
Aug.  1.  1944.  [1944.]  10  p.  [Supersedes  T/O  4-276,  Sept.  5,  1942, 
including  Changes  1,  Feb.  24,  1944,  and  sec.  2,  T/O  &  E  4-276.  Sept 
1,  1943.]  W  1.44  :  44-276 

Automatic  weapons  battery,  airborne  antiaircraft  battalion ;  Aug  1 
1944.  [1944.1  8  p.  [Supersedes  T/O  4-277,  Sept.  5.  1942,  includ- 
ing Changes  1,  Feb.  24,  1944,  and  sec.  2,  T/O  &  E  4-277,  Sept.  1. 
1943.]  W  1.44  :  44-277 

.Machine-gun  battery,  airborne  antiaircraft  battalion ;  Aug.  1,  1944 
[1944.]  S  p.  [Supersedes  T/O  4-278,  Sept.  5.  1942,  including 
Changes  1,  Feb.  24,  1944,  and  sec.  2,  T/O  &  B  4-278,  Seiit.  1,  1943  ] 

W  1.44  :  44-278 

Antiaircraft  balloon  battalion,  VLA,  Changes  2;  July  16.  1944.  1944 
1    P-  W  1.44  :44-325/ch.2 

Transportation  Corps  :  Amphibian  truck  companv,  Change  3  :  kws 
23,1944.      1944.      Ip.  '  W  1.44  :  55-37/ch..3 

Same:  Port  company;  July  31,  1944.  [1944.]  9  p.  [Supersedes 
T/O    &    E    55-117.    Mar.    20,    1944.]  W  1.44  :  5.-)-l  17/3 

Same  :  Electric  power  transmission  company,  railway  operatin"  Iiat- 
talion.  Changes  2  :  Aug.  18.  1944.     [1944.]    "4  p.    W  1.44  :  55-217/ch.2 

Same  :  Headquarters  and  headquarters  company,  railway  operating  bat- 
talion, Qhanges  3  ;  Aug.  IS.  1944.     [1944.]     5'  p.     W  1.44  :  55-226/ch  3 

Same  :  Maintenance  of  way  company,  railway  ouerating  battalion 
Change  2  ;  Aug.  IS,  1944.      [1944.]      8  p.  W  1.44  :  55-227/ch  2 

hame :  Transportation  company,  railway  operating  battalion.  Chance 
3;  Aug.  18,  1944.      [1944.1      4  p.  W  1.44  :  55-229/ch  3 

Airborne  division:  Aug.  1,  1944.  [1944.]  4  p.  [Supersedes  T/O  71 
Oct  lo,  1942,  including  Changes  1  and  2,  Oct.  4,  1943  and  Feb.  24.' 
1944.1  W  1  44  •  71 

Headquarters,  airborne  division  ;  Aug.  1,  1944.  [1944  ]  6  p  fsuiier- 
.sedes  T/O  71-1  Sept.  5,  1942.  including  Changes  1  and  2,  Oct.  4,  1943 
and  Feb.  24,  1944.]  ^'  j  44  .  t\_\ 

Headquarters  compan.v,  airborne  division;  Sept.  16  1944  '  [1944  1 
n"^''-.  ',»",li^';5^l?*'^„-'''/,9. 7.1-2.  Sept.  5,  1942.  including  Clianges  1-3, 
Oct.  4.  1943-reb.  2;>,  1944,  and  sec.  2.  T/O  &  E  71-2,  Sept.  1,  1943 
including  Changes  1  and  2,  Oct.  19,  1943  and  Feb    24    1944  ] 

W1.44  :7]-2 


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J212  G()>i:rnment  Publications 

Tables  of  organization  and  oiuipmcnt — Continued. 

71-1:7  Parachute    maintenance    company,    airborne:    Aug.    1,    1944.       [1944J 

jQ    p  W    1.4'*.   ( 1— -  ( 

inn-2.  Headquarters  comimny  corps.  Changes  2  ;  Aug.  11.  1944^.  ^  1?||,q_^/Pjj  ^ 

Technical  manualn.  Tochnlcal  niiinual :  Air  navigation  tables ;  Aug.  1,  l^M.  1944. 
iii+119  p.  4"  (TM  1-208.)  [Supersedes  TM  1-208,  June  ">■  1^2  'nrliiding 
Changes  1,  Oct.  17,  1942.]     *  Paper,  25c.  W  1.3o :  1-208/2 

Note —Technical  manuals  consist  of  a  series  of  pamphlets  supplementing  the  Fiehl 
manuals  covering  subiects.  the  separate  treatment  of  which  is  oonsulered  essential  to 
a  fuUer  accompfishment  of  the  training  prescribed  in  the  Field  manual  series.  Ihe 
scone  of  this  series  includes  pamphlets  describing  materiel  and  containing  instructions 
for  the  operation,  care,  maintenance,  and  handling  thereof:  guidelJOoi?s  for  instructors 
and  specialists;  reference  books;  and  the  like.     #  11:^7 

Same- Armvinstruction,  Changes  1;  Aug.  19, 1944.    [1944.]    8  p.  il.  4°    (TM 

21-250  [changes]  1.)     *  Paper,  5c.  W  1.35 :  21-250/ch.l 

Same  •  Coiling  light  projectors  MI^121-A.  B.  C,  E,  F  and  G ;  June  26,  1943. 

[1944.]    cover  title,  40  p.  11.     (TM  11-421.)     *  Paper,  10c.  W  1.35:  11-421 

Same  •  Frequency  meter  sets.  SCR-211-A,  B.  C,  D,  E,  F,  J,  K,  L,  M,  N,  O, 

P  Q  R.  T,  AA,  AC.  AB,  AF,  AG,  AH,  AJ,  AK,  AL :  July  20,  1944.  1944. 
xiii-f  162  p  il.  4"  (TM  11-300.)  [Silpersedes  vaiious  Technical  manuals  and 
sec.  1,  Training  circular  4,  1043.]     *  Paper,  30c.  W  1.35: 11-300 

Same :  Gas  mask.  Changes  5 ;  Sept.  2,  1944.     [1944.]     llp.il.     (TM  3-205 

[changes]  5.)      *  Paper,  5c.  W  1.35:  3-205/ch.5 

Same:  Gasoline  stoves  and  burners;  July  28,  1944.     [1944.]     iii+65  p.  il. 

(TM  8-615.)     *  Paper,  15c.  W  1.35  :  8-615 

Same :  Harmonization  of  aircraft  fixed  guns  and  sights ;  Aug.  11,  1944. 

1944  y-|_22  p.  il.  (TM  1-495.)  [Supersedes  TM  1-495,  Aircraft  machine-gun 
sights,  Mar.  26,  1941.]     *  Paper,  10c.  W  1.35: 1^95 

Same:  Officer  cbissification,  commissioned  and  warrant  [military  classifica- 
tion and  coding,  field  operations],  Changes  1;  May  10,  1944.  [1944.]  5  p.  4° 
(TM  12-407  [changes]  1.)  [Accompanied  by  certain  new  and  revised  pages 
to  be  inserted  in  the  manual.]     *  Paper,  20c.  W  1.35 :  12-407/ch.l 

Same :  Officers'  pay  and  allowances.  Changes  4  ;  Aug.  11, 1944.    1944.    1  p.  4° 

(TM  14-501  [changes]  4.)  [Accompanied  by  certain  new  and  revised  pages  to 
be  inserted  in  the  manual.]     *  Paper,  10c.  W  1.35 :  14-501/ch.4 

- —  Same :  Organization  and  functions  of  disbursing  offices.  Changes  4 ;  July 
27,1944.  [1944.]  1  p.  4°  (TM  14-500  [changes]  4.)  [Accompanied  by  certain 
new  and  revised  pages  to  be  inserted  in  the  manual.]     *  Paper,  10c. 

W 1.35 :  14-500/ch.4 

• Same:  Pay  and  allowances  of  enlisted  personnel.  Changes  3;  Aug.  8,  1944. 

[1944.]  1  p.  4°  (TM  14-502  [changes]  3.)  [Accompanied  by  Appendixes  1-5 
to  be  inserted  in  the  manual.]     *  Paper,  10c.  W  1.35: 14-502/ch.3 

Same :  Payment  for  supplies  and  uonpersonal  services,  Changes  2 ;  Aug. 

16, 1944.  [1944.]  1  p.  4°  (TM  14-504  [changes]  2.)  [Accompanied  by  certain 
new  and  revised  pages  to  be  Inserted  in  the  manual.]     *  Paper,  10c. 

W1.35:14-504/ch.2 

Same:  Photographic    laboratories.    Changes   1;    Sept.    12,    1944.     [1944.] 

3  p.  4°     (TM  11-4(9  [changes]  1.)     *  Paper,  5c.  W  1.35: 11-409/ch.l 

Same:  Radio  sets  SCR-193-A.  SCR-193-B,  SCR-193-C.  SCR-198-D.  and 

SCR-193-E;  Apr.  12,  1941.  [Reprint  1944.]  cover  title,  120  p.  il.  (TM  11- 
273.)     *  Paper,  20c.  W  1.35  :  11-273 

Same :  Salvage  in  zone  of  interior.  Changes  2 ;  Sept.  8.  1944.     1944.     1  p. 

(TM  38-505  [changes]  2.)     *  Paper,  5c.  W  1.35 :  38-505/ch.2 

Same:  Stock  control  manual  for  posts,  camps,  and  stations.  Changes  1; 

Sept.  6, 1944.    1944.    1  p.     (TM  38-220  [changes]  1.)     *  Paper,  5c. 

W  1.35 :  38-220/2/ch.l 

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October  1944  1213 

Technical  manuals — Continued. 

Same :  Suction     apparatus,     portable,     electric ;     Aug.     5,     1944.     1944. 

iii+14  p.  il.     (TM  8-618.)      *  Paper,  10c.  W  1.35:  8-618 

Same:  Surveying  tables,  Changes  2 ;  Sept.  7,  1944.     [1944.]     2  p.      (TM  5- 

236  [changes]  2.)      *  Paper,  5c.  W  1.35 :  5-236/ch.2 

Same :  Telephone  central  office  set  TC-12,  Changes  3 ;  Aug.  25, 1944.     [1944.] 

18  p.  11.     (TM  11-336  [changes]  3. )     *  Paper,  5c.  W  1.35 :  ll-336/ch.3 

Same:  Telephone  unit  EE-105;  May  1,  1944.     n.  p.     [1944].     vi+35  p.  11. 

(TM    11-2014.)      [No    distribution    to    depository    libraries    by    Documents 
Office.]     t  W  1.35 :  11-2014 

Same,  Changes  1 ;  Aug.  25,  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.      (TM  11-2014  [changes]  1.) 

t  W  1.35  :  11-2014/eh.l 

Same:  Termination  accounting  manual  for  tixed-priced  supply  contracts, 

Changes  1;  Aug.  1,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4°     (TM  14-1005  [changes]  1.)      [Ac- 
companied bv  Index  to  be  inserted  in  the  manual.]     Included  in  price  of  manual. 

W  1.35 :  14-1005/ch.l 

- — -  Same:  War  Department  fiscal  code,  Changes  5;  Sept.  1,  1944.  [1944.] 
3  p.  4"  (TM  14-700  [changes]  5.)  [Accompanied  by  certain  new  and  revised 
pages  to  be  inserted  in  the  manual.  No  distribution  to  depositorv  libraries  by 
Dociunents  Office.]     t  W  1.35  :  14-70(i/ch.5 

Same:  Wind  equipment  SCM-20-A  and  wind  equipment  AN/GMQ-1 ;  Mar. 

10,1943.     [Reprint  1944.]     viii+47  p.  il.     (TM  11-429.)     *  Paper,  IHc. 

W  1.35  :  11-429 

Telephone  directory.  Telephone  directory.  War  Department,  Aug.  11,  1944. 
[1944.]     iv+67+C40-f  [2]  p.  4°     t  W  1.19:  944/5 

Same,  Sept.  8,  1944.     [1944.]     iv+67+C40+[2]   p.  4°     t       W  1.19: 944/6 

Training  circular  54-57;  Aug.  24-Sept.  21,  1944.  [1944.]  various  paging. 
[Issued  with  perforations.]     t  W  1.36 :  944/54-57 

AMERICAN  NATIONAL  RED  CROSS 

War  relief.     Foreign  war  relief  operations,  communication  from   President  of 
United  States  transmitting  cumulative  report  of  American  Red  Cross  of  refugee 
and  foreign  war  relief,  operations  July  1,  1940-Apr.  30,  1944.     1944.     viii-f  85  p. 
( S.  doc.  228,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     *  Paper,  15c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41395 

ARMY  AIR   FORCES 

Air  force,  official  service  journal  of  Army  Air  Forces,  Sept.  1944;  [v.  27,  no.  9]. 
[1944.]  cover  title,  64  p.  il.  [Monthly.  Text  atul  other  illustrations  on  p. 
2-4  of  cover.]     $     •  W  108.7 :  27/9 

Government  supplies.     U.  S.  Army  specifications. 

Note. — In  the  list  below,  some  of  the  Amendments  and  Notices  are  for  speciflcations 
which  were  issued  durinj;  the  time  when  entries  for  the  speciflcations  appeared  in  the 
Monthly  catalog  under  the  Adjutant  General's  Department,  and  for  these,  the  old 
classification,  \V3.48/1  :,  is  retained  in  order  that  they  may  be  filed  with  the  publica- 
tions to  which  they  belong. 

U.   S.  Army   specification :   Case,   mechanics'   tool,   type   G-IA,   amdt.   2 ; 

Aug.  4,  1944.     [Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  Aug.  12,  1944.]     2  p.  il.  12°     (No. 
94-40409-A    [amdt.  2].)     t  W  1.49 :  94-40409-A/amdt.2 

Same:  Compass,  magnet-card  type   (aircraft),  general  specifications  for, 

amdt.  2;  July  18,  1944.     [Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  July  27,  1944.]     2  p.  12° 
(No.  94-271S0-F  [amdt.  2].)     t  W  3.48/1 :  94-27180-F/amdt.2 

Same :  Glove,  mechanic's  winter,  type  D-3A  ;  Aug.  14,  1!)44.     [Wright  Field, 

Dayton,  Ohio,  Aug.  23,  1944.]     3  p.  12°     (No.  94-3154-A.)      [Supersedes  No. 
94-3154,  Apr.  29,  1944.]     f  W  1.49 :  94-3154-A 

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1214  Go\'ERNMENT   PUBLICATIONS 

(Joveiiivicnt  supplies — Continued. 

Same:  Indicator,  airspeed,  type  B-8A  (aircraft),  amdt.  1;  Aug.  30,  1944. 

[Wrigiit    Field,    Dayton,    Ohio,    .Sept.    1,    l'J44.]     1    p.    12°      (No.    94-27974-0 
[amdt.  1].)     t  W  1.49 :  94-27974-C/amdt.l 

Same:  Indicator,  airspeed,  type  E-6A  (aircraft),  amdt.  1;  Aug.  30,  1944. 

[Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  Sept.  1,  1944.]     1  p.  12°     (No.  94-27954-C  [amdt. 
1  ] . )     t  W  1.49 :  94-279&4-C/amdt.l 

Same:  Indicator,  airsptn^d,  type  F-IA  (aircraft),  amdt.  2;  Aug.  30,  1944. 

[Wright    Field,    Dayton,    Ohio,    Sept.    1,    1944.]     1    p.    12°     (No.    94-27916-B 
[amdt.  2].)      [Supersedes  and  includes  Amendment  1.  July  4,  1944.]     t 

W  1.49 :  94-27916-B/amdt.2 

Same:  Indicator,  airspeed,  type  F-2A  (aircraft),  amdt.  1;  Aug.  30,  1944. 

[Wright    Field,    Dayton,    Ohio,    Sept.    1,    1944.]     1    p.    12°     (No.    94-27335-B 
[amdt.  1].)     t  W  1.49 :  94-27335-B/amdt.l 

Same:  Indicator,  airspeed,  type  F-3A  (aircraft),  amdt.  1;  Aug.  30,  1944. 

[Wright    Field,    Dayton,    Ohio,    Sept.    1,    1944.]     1    p.    12°     (No.    94-2740&-A 
[amdt.  1].)     t  W  1.49 :  94-2740&-A/amdt.l 

Same:  Insert,  knit  woolen  (for  type  D-3A  glove)  ;  Aug.  14,  1944.     [Wright 

Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  Aug.  23,  1944.]     6  p.  12°     (No.  JM-3190-A.)     f 

W  1.49 :  94-3190-A 

Same:  Kit,  photographic  processing  and  printing,  type  N-2,  amdt.  1;  Sept. 

4,  1944.     [Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  Sept.  5,  1944.]     1  p.  12°     (No.  75-383 
[amdt.  1].)     t  W  1.49 :  75-383/amdt.l 

Same:  Kit.  photographic  water-supply,  type  0-2;  Aug.  4,  1944.     [Wright 

Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  Aug.  22,  1944.]     9  p.  11.  12°     (No.  75-389.)      [Supersedes 
No.  31337-A,  June  12,  1944.]     t  W  1.49 :  75-389 

Same:    Ladder,   extension   maintenance,   type   A-1    (mounted   on    dolly); 

July  10,  1944.     [Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  July  26,  1944.]     5  p.  12°     (No. 
94^0735.)      [Supersedes  No.  40735,  Feb.  2.5,  1944.]     j  W  1.49 :  94-40735 

Same:  Lamp  assembly,  cabin,  type  A-11  (work  table),  amdt.  1;  Aug.  24, 

1944.     [Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  Aug.  30,  ltH4.]     1  p.  12°     (No.  9^32372-B 
[amdt.  1].)     t  W  1.49 :  94-32372-B/amdt.l 

Same :  Lamp  assembly,  flashlight,  type  A-5A  ( inspection )  ;  July  14,  1944. 

[Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  July  28,  1944.]     10  p.  il.  12°     (No.  94-32286-A.) 
[Supersedes  No.  94-32286,  Mar.  25,  1943.]     t  W  1.49 :  94-322S&-A 

Same:  Lamp  assembly,  flashlight,  type  A-6b  (penlight),  amdt.  1;  Aug.  1, 

1944.     [Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  Aug.   12,  1944.]     2  p.  il.  12°     (No.  94- 
32378-B  [amdt.  1].)     t  W  1.49 :  94-32378-B/amdt.l 

Same:  Lens  cone,  6,  12,  24.  and  40  inch  (for  type  K-22  camera),  amdt.  3; 

July  27.    1944.     [Wright   Field,   Dayton,    Ohio,   Aug.    12,   1944.]     6  p.    il.   12° 
(No.  75-222  [amdt.  3].)     t  W  3.4S/1 :  75-222/amdt.3 

■     Same:  Plant,  electric  power,  type  B-6A  (9.4  KVA,  stationary)  ;  July  25, 

1944.     [Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  July  28,  1944.]     22  p.  il.  12°     (No.  94- 
32343-B.)      [SupersedesNo.94-32343-A,  July  21, 1942.]     f     W  1.49 :  94-32343-B 

Same:  Raft,  pneumatic,  type  A-3A;  July  13,  1944.     [Wright  Field,  Dayton, 

Ohio,  July  27,  1944.]     18  p.  il.  12°     (No.  94-40420-A.)      [Supersedes  No.  94- 
40420,  Feb.  1,  1943.]     t  W  1.49 :  94-40420-A 

Same:  Reel,  35-millimeter  film  storage  (lOO-foot  capacity)  ;  July  25,  1944/ 

[Wright    Field,    Dayton.    Ohio,    Aug.    12.    1944.]     5   p.   il.    12°     (No.    75-386.) 
[Supersedes  No.  31362,  Feb.  15,  1944.]     f  W  1.49:  75-386 

Same:  Shell,  leather,  for  type  D-3A  gloye;  Aug.  14,  1944.     [Wright  Field, 

Dayton,   Ohio,  Aug.   23,   1944.]     6  p.   il.   12°     (No.   94-3191-A.)      [Supersedes 
No.  94-3191,  Apr.  29,  1944.]      t  W  1.49 :  94-3191-A 

Same:  Switch,  toggle,  type  B-16     (aircraft,  single  pole)  :  July  27.  1944. 

[Wright  Field,  Dayton.  Ohio,  Aug.  12,  1944.]     7  p.  il.  12°     (No.  94-32227-C.) 
[Supersedes  No.  94-32227-B,  Mar.  16,  1943.]     t  W  1.49 :  94-32227-C 

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October  1944  1215 

(.luvcrntmnf  xiipiilicn — Continued. 

Same:  Th.'imoiiietcr.  tlK-rniciconple,  type  IM-!)  (engine  air-cooled,  aircraft), 

amdt.  1  ;  Aug.  22.  11J44.  LWrighi  Field,  Daylon,  Ohio,  Aug.  24,  11)44.]  1  p.  12" 
(No.  JM-2792S-C  laiiKlt.  1].)     f  W  1.49 :  fl4-27928-C/amdt.l 

Posters.     Careless  borrowing  is  sabotage;  [poster].    1944.    17X14  in.     % 

W  108.14  :  Sa  1 

The  lo.ss  of  these  will  ground  an  American  plane  at  the  front !  did  vou  take 

theniV  [poster].     1944.     ](;.9X14  in.     %  W  108'.14 :  L  81) 

ARMY   SERVICE   FORCES 

Govcniment  contracts.  Termination  of  contracts  for  convenience  of  the  Gov- 
ernment, Change  7;  [Aug.  4,  1944].  [1944.]  [20]  p.  4°  (Procurement  regu- 
lation 15  [change  7]  ;  Readjustment  Division.)  [Extracted  from  Revision  39 
of  Procurement  regulations.  Issued  in  loose-leaf  form.]  Included  in  price 
of  regulation  ir..     •  Item  1131  W  109.8/2 :  15/2/ch.7 

Same,   Change  8;    [Aug.   31,    1944].     [1944.]      [34]    p.    4°     (Procurement 

regulation  15  [change  8]  ;  Readjustment  Division.)  [Extracted  from  Revision 
40  of  Procurement  regulations.  Issued  in  loose-leaf  form.]  Included  in  price 
of  regulation  15.     •  Item  1131  .  W  109.8/2 :  1.5/2/ch.8 

Munuala.     Army   Service  Forces  manual:  Control  manual,  work  simplification 
[with  bibliography]  :  May  25,  1944.     [1944.]      [7]-|-32+[7]  p.  il.  4"     (M  703-3, 
administration.)      [Pi-ocessed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  44-41504  W  100.12 :  703-3 

Supply  catalogs.     Army  Service  Forces  catalog:  Ordnance  supply  catalog.     [Pub- 
lications Department,  Raritan  Arsenal,  1944.]      [Processed.     Issued  with  per- 
forations.]    % 
Ord  8  SNL.  Higher  echelon  spare  parts  and  equipment    (addendum). 

J— .3.       Geometrical  tools  and  instruments;  An?.  9,   1944.     7  p.      (Standard   nomen- 

flatnrc  list  J-3.)      [Supersedes  Ord   8  SNL  J-3,   HESP  &   E    i  jicldciidiiiii) . 

June  2,  1044.]  W  109,14  :  Ord  S  .1-3/2 

.1-5.        Lifting,  holding,  and  forming  tools.  Changes  1  ;  Aug.  9,  1944.      4  p.      (Standard 

nomenclature  list  J-5,  changes  1.)  W  109.14  :  Ord  8  J-5/2/cli.l 

.T-9.        Measuring  and  testing  instruments,  Changes  1  ;  Aug.  9.  1944.      3)).      (Standard 

nomenclature  list  J-9,  changes  1.)  W  109.14  :  Ord  8  .T-9/3/ch.l 

J— 470.   Cliarger,    battery,   port.,   gasoline-engine-driven,    12    v.,    2.5   amp.,    Continental 

motors  no.  L122  ;  July  4,  1944.     6  p.      (Standard  nomenclature  list  J-470.) 

W  109.14  :  Ord  8  J-470 

Ord  9  SNL.  List  of  all  parts. 

J— 119.  Drill,  elec,  port.,  %  in..  55  deg.  angle,  110  v.,  a.  c.-d.  c.  Sioux  no.  1495. 
complete,  Changes  1;  July  27,  1944.  [2]  p.  (Standard  nomenclature  list 
J-119,  changes  1.)  W  109.14  :  Ord  9  .T-119/ch.l 

J-128.  Drill,  elec,  port.,  %  in.,  110  v.,  a.  c.-d.  c,  Sioux  no.  1550,  complete,  Changes  1  ; 
July  27,  1944.      [2]  p.      (Standard  nomenclature  list  J-128,  changes  1.) 

W  109.14  :  Ord  9  J-12S/ch.l 

J-250.  Saw,  hack,  power,  115  v.,  a.  c.-d.  c,  5X5  in.  cap.,  Louisville  Elec.  Mfg.  Co. 
model  ALD,  complete  (with  mounting  bed  and  sul)-base),  Changes  1; 
July  27,  1944.     3  p.      (Standard  nomenclature  list  J-250,  changes  1.) 

W  109.14  :  Ord  9  J-250/ch.l 

J— 383.  Undercutter,  armature  mica,  115  v.,  a.  c.-d,  c,  Little  Joe  no.  700,  complete. 
Changes  1  ;  July  27,  1944.  [2]  p.  (Standard  nomenclature  list  J-383, 
changes   1.)  W  109.14  :  Ord  9  J-383/ch.l 

.1-38(5.  Undercutter,  armature  mica,  6x12  in.,  115  v.,  a.  c.-d.  c,  Allen  no.  E109, 
complete.  Changes  1.  Julv  28.  1944.  3  p.  (Staiulard  nomenclature  list 
.T-386,   changes   1.)  W  109.14  :  Ord  9  J-886/ch.l 

Same:  Quartermaster  supply  catalog,  Qm  4,  Allowances  of  expendable  sup- 
plies: Aug.  21,  1944.  [1944.]  61-|-[1]  p.  [The  last  page  is  left  blank  to  be 
used  for  memoranda.  Supercedes  OQM(J,  Circular  1-18,  Nov.  1,  1942,  and 
Change  1,  June  5,  1943.]     %  W  109.14  :  QM  4 

.\D.IUTANT   general's    DEPARTMENT 

Army  life  and  Army  recruiting  news,  July  1944;  v.  26,  no.  7.     (Governors  Island. 
N.  Y.,  Recruiting  Publicity  Bureau,  United  States  Army,  July  1,  1£M4.]     18+ [2] 
p.  il  large  8°     [Monthly.]     t  Recruiting  Publicitv  Bureau.  Governors  Island. 
N.  Y. 
L.  C.  card  War  22-1  W  3.45:  26/7 

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(;i2tir.4 — 44— No.   5!»7— — 9 


1216  Government  Publications 

Potitrrs.  Army  conservatioii  pnijctt :  [posters].  1044.  various  sizes.  [For 
ofla  -ial  use  only,  and  distributed  only  within  the  urined  services.]     t 

W  3.40/7  :l)4-0--X2,etc. 
04-O-12.         Kopp  bcarinjrs  wrapped,  bearinss  are  scarce,  protect  them. 
90-Q-35.        Give  it  st.vle.   leftovers  can   taste  Rood  and   look  good,  follow  tlie  Army 

cook.      I  Tills  poster  will  he  <lispla.ved  in  kitchens  only.] 
97-0-13.        Protect  your  small  arms,  there's  no  excuse  for  weapon  abuse,      lllliistra- 
lor.  C.  C.  Heiill.] 
100-P— 10.         Like  dinyins  a  foxhole,  it's  for  your  own  protection,  make  conservatinn  a 

lial)it.      [Illustrator,  Earl  Lonsbury.] 
104-E-L'2-P.  Tliis  extin;;uisher  is  for  your  protection,  learn  to  use  it  now. 
105— 0-14.         A    mark    of    distinction,    qualification    badge,    motor    vehicle    driver    and 

niedianic. 
ino-O— 1.").         Stop  startin'.r  trouble,  maintenance  Miki'  says,  here's  how.  do  it  now! 
107-O-lG.         Re-tire  in  time,  lielp  U.  S.  save  tires! 

Don't  be  a  suclier  I  keep  your  mouth  shut;  ''.sucker"  security  poster.     1944. 

21.8  X  V,i.O  in.     t  W  3.40/1 :  Su  1 

FISCAL   director's   OFFICE 

Family  aUoicanccs  for  dependents  of  soldiers,  under  servicemen's  dependents 
allowance  .-ict  of  1942,  as  amended,  n.  p.  [1044].  [2] +22  p.  il.  narrow  S° 
(  [Booklet  FA-2  :  Dep  ^ndency  Benefits  Office.] )     t  W  3.78  :  2 

XoTi;. — Tliis  booklet  is  issued  for  tlie  purpose  of  furnishinfj  information  of  peneral 
interi'st.  it  does  not  have  the  effect  of  law.  re.itulation.  or  rnlinj;:.  It  is  classified  with 
Booklet  FA-1  in  order  to  keep  the  set  together. 

INFORMAtIOX   AXD  EDUCA-noN   DIVISION 

NoTK. — The  Morale  Services  Division  was  redesignated  as  the  Information  and  Educa- 
tion Division  by  ASF  circular  25G  of  Aug.  9,  1944,  etiectlve  the  same  date. 

Nncsmap.  Newsmap,  Aug.  30-Sept.  6  to  Sept.  20-27  [1944],  v.  3,  no.  21-24;  pre- 
pared bv  Armv  Information  Branch  from  public  sources  of  information.  Sept. 
11-Oct.  2.  1944.     Each  [2]  p.  il.  oblong  f"     [Weekly.]     t     W  109.207 :  3/21-24 

Same,  special  edition,  Aug.  23-30  to  Sept.  20-27  [1044],  v.  8.  no.  20-24; 

prepared  bv  Armv  Information  Branch,  from  public  sources  of  information. 
Sept.  11-Oct.  0,  1944.     Each  [2]  p.  il.  oblong  f°     [Weekly.]     t 

W  109.207/2 :  3/20-24 

Xewsmap,  industrial  edition,  Aug.  30-Sept.  6  to  Sept.  20-27  [1944],  v.  3, 

no.  21-24:  prepared  from  public  sources  of  information.     Sept.  11-Oct.  2,  1944. 
Each  1  p.  il.  oblong  f°     [Weekly.]     t  W  109.'209: 3/21-24 

Newsmap,  overseas  edition,  Aug.  80-?ept.  6  to   Sept.  2*)-27   [1944],  v.  3, 

no.   21-24 :   prepared  bv   Army   Information   Branch,  from  public   sources  of 
information.     Sept.  IS^Oct.  9,  1944.     Each  [2]  p.  il.  oblong  f°     [Weekly.]     $ 

W  109.208:3/21-24 

.JUDGE    ADVOCATE    GENEIIAl's   DKP.UJTMFNT 

BvUethvGf  iudtre  advocate  general  of  Army,  v.  3,  no.  7 :  July  1944.  1944  !ii+27o- 
330  p.     [Monthly.     Issued  with  perforations.]     .+     •  Item  1169        W  10.3: 3/7 

mi=dical  department 

Army  mirsc,  for  Army  nurses,  Medical  Department  dietitians,  Medical  Depart- 
ment physical  therapy  aides,  occupational  therapy  aides,  v.  1,  no.  8 :  Aug.  1944. 
[1944.]   "22p.il.  4"   '[Monthly.     Processed.]     $  W  44.29: 1/8 

ordnance  department 

Fhhiti  iahJcK.  Firing  tables  for  gnn,  4.7  inch.  ^\A,  Ml,  firing  sliell.  H.  E..  M73, 
with  fuze,  time,  mechanical,  M61 ;  Jan.  1944.  1944.  xiii+32  j).  il.  1  pi.  16° 
( FT  4.7AA-C-1. )      t  W  34  34  :  4.7  AA-C-1 

Same.  Changes  1  :  June  15.   1944.     Publications  Department.  Raritan  Ar- 

.vena].  I1P411.     1  n.  10"     (FT  4.7AA-C-1  [changes]  1.)     t 

W  34.34  :  4.7  AA-C-1/ch.l 

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OCTOBKK  1944  1217 

Firiiifj  iabli  s — ( 'ontinued. 

Filing  tiiblfs  for  gun,  15r)-iiiiii.  M1917,  MIUITAI  nud  M191MM1,  Uriug  shell. 

H.  E..  Mk.SAl.  slu-H,  II.  E..  MlOl,  Chringc'S  4;  .hily  10.  1J»-N.  |  I'ubliialions 
Department,  Raritan  Arsenal,  li)44.]  [82]  p.  IG"  (FT  155-U  -1  [chauges]  4.) 
[Processed.     Supersedes  Chiiiigcs  2  and  3,  .(uiie  3,  1943  and  Jan.  31,  1!»44.]     t 

W  34.34 :  15r>-U-l/ch.4 

Oovvniiiu  nt  .■^  up  plica.  Ordnance  insuiiciious  for  processing,  packaging,  pjicking 
and  marking  of  production  equipment.  Doc.  9  [1943],  revised  Aug.  1  [1944]. 
[1944.1     31'  p.   il.  4"     t     •  Item  1182  •  W  34.5 :  P  94/2/944 

SPECIAL    SKKVICKS    DIVISION 

Note. — The  Special   Services  Division   was  established  Nov.   11,   1943,   aud   iucludes   the 
recreation  and  welfare  work  of  tlie  former  Special  Service  Division. 

Pliiy-^.     About  face!     [1944.]     cover  title,   [2] +1-109  p.+leaves  110-170,  il.  4" 
(Soldier  shows,  bhfeprint  special.)     $     •  Item  1131 
L.  C.  card  44-41469  W  109.114 :  Ab  7 

ENGINEER  DEPARTMENT 

Bhtckstofie  River,  Ma.ss.  and  R.  /.,  letter  submitting  report  on  preliminary  ex- 
amination and  survey  of  Blackstone  River,  ]\Iass.  and  R.  I.,  and  Seekonk  River, 
K.  I.,  for  flood  control,  and  for  other  purposes.  1944.  vii+45  p.  6  pi.  map. 
(H.  doc.  (J24.  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)  [This  rei)ort  is  on  the  survey  only.] 
*  Paper,  35c. 

Cheat  River  and  tributaries,  W.  Va.,  letter  submitting  report  on  preliminary 
examination  and  survey  of  Cheat  River  and  tributaries,  W.  Va.,  for  tlood  control 
and  for  other  purposes.  1944.  xiii+96  p.  2  maps.  (H.  doc.  645,  78th  Cong. 
2d  sess. )     [This  report  is  on  the  survey  only.  ]     *  Paper,  25c. 

Roanoke  River,  Va.  and  N.  C,  letter  submitting  report  on  review  of  reports  on 
and  survey  of  Roanoke  River,  Va.  and  N.  C..  and  Smith  River  and  its  tribu- 
taries, Va.  and  N.  C.  1944.  x-f  90  p.  2  pi.  3  maps.  (  [H.]  doc.  C.50,  78tl!  Cong. 
2d  sess. )     *  Paper,  25c. 

Sacramento  River  and  tributaries,  Calif.,  from  Collinsville  to  Shasta  Dam,  letter 
submitting  interim  repoi-t  on  preliminary  examination  and  survey  of  Sacra- 
mento River  and  tributaries.  Calif.,  from  Collinsville  to  Shasta  Dam.  including 
American,  Feather,  Yuba,  and  Bear  Rivers,  and  I'olo  Bypass.  1944.  vi+.56  p. 
3  maps.     (H.  doc.  649,  7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess.)     *  Paper,  25c. 

Youffhiof/hcny  River,  Pa.  and  Md.,  letter  submitting  interim  report  on  survey  of 
Youghiogheny  River,  Pa.  and  Md.  1944.  x4-39  p.  map.  (H.  doc.  644,  78th 
Cong.  2d  sess. )     *  Paper,  lOo. 

PUBLIC  RELATIONS  BUREAU 

Posters.  Replacing  these  losses  boils  down  to  you,  stay  on  the  job.  tinish  the  job ; 
Army  official  poster.     [1944.]     20X13.9  in.     t  W  107.8:  J  57/2 

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United  States 
GOVERNMENT 
PUBLICATIONS 

Monthly  Catalog 


ISSUED     BY     THE 


Superintendent  of  Documents 

NO.    598 
NOVEMBER    I  944 


UNITED    STATES 

GOVERNMENT    PRINTING    OFFICE 

WASHINGTON   :    1944 


FOR    SALE    BY    THE    SUPERINTENDENT    OF    DOCUMENTS,    U.    S.    GOVERNMENT 

PRINTING  OFFICE,  WASHINGTON  25,  D.  C,  PRICE  20  CENTS   PER  COPY 

SUBSCRIPTION    PRICE^  $2.00    PER    YEAR 

FOREIGN    SUBSCRIPTION    $2.60    PER    YEAR 


Contents 


Pace 

Abbreviations,  Explanation iv 

Alphabetical     List     of     Government 

Authors V 

General  Information 1219 

Notes  of  General  Interest 1221 

Corrections    for    Previous    Monthly 

Catalogs 1222 

New  Classification  Numbers,  etc 1223 

Monthly  Catalog 1225 


Abbreviations 


Amendment,  amenilments amdt.,  amdts. 

Appendix app. 

Article,    articles art. 

Chapter,   chapters chap. 

Congress Cong. 

Department Dept. 

Document doc. 

Facsimile,  facsimiles facsim. 

Folio fo 

House H. 

House  bill H.  R. 

House  concurrent  resolution H.  Con.  Res. 

House  document H.  doc. 

House  executive  document H.  ex.  doc. 

House  joint  resolution H.  J.  Res. 

House  report--^ H.  rp. 

House  resolution    (simple) H.  Res. 

Illustration,  illustrations il. 

Inch,  inches in. 

Latitude lat. 

Longitude long. 

Mile,  miles m. 

Month mo. 

Nautical  mile naut.  m. 

No  date n.  d. 

No  place n.  p. 

Number,  numbers no.,  nos. 

Octavo 8" 

Page,   pages p. 


I^art,  parts pt.,  pts. 

Plate,  plates pi. 

Portrait,    portraits por. 

Quarto 4° 

Report rp. 

Saint St. 

Section,    sections sec. 

Senate,    Senate  bill S. 

Senate  concurrent  resolution S.  Con.  Res. 

Senate  document S.  doc. 

Senate  executive  document S.  ex.  doc. 

Senate  joint  resolution S.  J.  Res. 

Senate  report S.  rp. 

Senate  resolution   (simple) S.  Res. 

Session,    sessions sess. 

Sixteenmo 16» 

Statutes  at  large Stat.  L. 

Supplement,    supplements supp.,   supps. 

Table,    tables tab. 

Tax  Court T.   C. 

Thirty-twomo 320 

Treasury Treas. 

Twelvemo 12o 

Twenty-fourmo 24o 

Versus vs.,  v. 

Volume,  volumes v. 

Yard,  yards yd.,  yds. 

Year yr. 


Explanation 


Words  and  figures  enclosed  in  brackets  [  ]  are  given  for  information,  but  do 
not  appear  on  the  title  pages  of  the  publications  cataloged.  When  place  and 
printer  are  not  given,  it  is  to  be  understood  that  the  publication  is  printed  at 
the  United  States  Government  Printing  Office,  Washington,  D.  C;  if  processed, 
publisher  is  issuing  office.  When  size  is  not  given,  octavo  is  to  be  understood. 
Size  of  maps  is  approximate,  measurement  being  made  from  outer  edge  of  border, 
excluding  margin.  The  dates,  including  day,  month,  and  year,  given  with  Senate 
and  House  documents  and  reports  are  the  dates  on  which  they  were  ordered  to  be 
printed.  Usually  the  printing  promptly  follows  the  ordering,  but  various  causes 
sometimes  make  delays. 

The  word  "processed"  as  used  in  this  catalog  indicates  publications  which  are 
reproduced  by  duplicating  processes  other  than  ordinary  printing,  e.  g.,  mimeo- 
graph, multigraph,  planograph,  rotaprint,  multilith.  Processed  publications  are 
not  obtainable  from  the  Superintendent  of  Documents  and  requests  for  them,  if 
they  are  available,  should  be  addressed  to  the  issuing  office. 

Under  provisions  of  the  Printing  Act  of  January  12,  1895,  all  Government  publi- 
cations are  entered  in  the  Monthly  Catalog.  However,  press  releases  and  admin- 
istrative, regional,  and  confidential  publications  are  omitted. 

The  L.  C.  card  number  appended  to  some  of  the  entries  is  for  those  libraries 
ordering  printed  cards  from  the  Library  of  Congress.  The  number  at  the  ex- 
treme right  of  an  entry  indicates  the  classification  of  the  publication  In  the 
Office  of  the  Superintendent  of  Documents. 


Alphabetical  List  of  Government  Authors 

Page 

Acquisitions  Department 1281 

Adjutant  General's  Department 1328 

Administrative  Office  of  United  States  Courts 1225 

Aeronau  t ical  Board 1225 

Agricultural  Adjustment  Agency 1231 

Agricultural  and  Industrial  Chemistry  Bureau T227 

Agricultural  Economics  Bureau 1226 

Agricultural  Research  Administration 1227 

Agriculture  and  Forestry  Committee,  Senate 1253 

Agriculture  Department 1225 

American  Small  Business,  Special  Committee  to  Study  Problems  of, 

Senate 1253 

Animal  Industry  Bureau 1227 

Army  Air  Forces 1322 

Army  Service  Forces 1324 

Campaign  Expenditures,  Special  Committee  to  Investigate,  House 1247 

Census  Bureau 1234 

Centralization  of  Heavy  Industry  in  United  States,  Special  Committee 

to  Investigate,  Senate 1253 

Children's  Bureau '- 1277 

Civil  Aeronautics  Administration 1236 

Civil  Aeronautics  Authority 1236 

Civil  Aeronautics  Board 1236 

Civil  Service  Commission 1234 

Civil  Service  Committee,  House 1247 

Civilian  Defense  Office 1292 

Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey 1240 

Coast  Guard 1285 

Combined    Production    and    Resources    Board,    United    States,    Great 

Britain,  and  Canada 1234 

Commerce  Department 1234 

Community  War  Services  Office 1258 

Congress 1243 

Coordinator  of  Inter-American  Affairs  Office 1293 

Copyright  Office 1281 

Court  of  Claims 1254 

Court  of  Customs  and  Patent  Appeals 1255 

Customs  Bureau 1310 

Customs  Court L 1255 

Dairy  Industry  Bureau 1227 

Defense  Plant  Corporation 1243 

Defense  Transportation  Office 1294 

Descriptive  Cataloging  Division 1281 

Dist  ribution  Office 1231 

V 


VI  Government  Publications 

Pago 

District  of  Columbia 1255 

District  of  Columbia  Committee,  Senate 1253 

Documents  Office 1262 

Education  and  Labor  Committee,  Senate 1253 

Education  Office 1258 

Emergency  Management  OflRce 1292 

Employees'  Compensation  Commission 1255 

Engineer  Department 1330 

Entomology  and  Plant  Quarantine  Bureau 1228 

Executive  Agencies,  Special  Committee  to  Investigate,  House 1247 

Experiment  Stations  Office 1228 

Extension  Service 1233 

Farm  Credit  Administration 1229 

Farm  Security  Administration 1233 

Federal  Bureau  of  Investigation 1277 

Federal  Communications  Commission 1255 

Federal  Communications  Commission,  Select  Committee  to  Investigate, 

House . 1248 

Federal  Deposit  Insurance  Corporation 1256 

Federal  Home  Loan  Bank  Administration 1283 

Federal  Housing  Administration 1283 

Federal  Interdepartmental  Safety  Council 1256 

Federal  Power  Commission 1256 

Federal  Public  Housing  Authority 1283 

Federal  Register  Division 1282 

Federal  Reserve  System  Board  of  Governors 1257 

Federal  Security  Agency 1 1257 

Federal  Standard  Stock  Catalog  Division 1311 

Federal  Trade  Commission 1261 

Federal  Works  Agency 1261 

Fiscal  Service 1310 

Fish  and  Wildlife  Service 1263 

Fishery  Coordination  Office 1263 

Food  and  Drug  Administration 1259 

Foreign  Agricultural  Relations  Office 1229 

Foreign  and  Domestic  Commerce  Bureau 1240 

Foreign  Economic  Administration 1294 

Foreign  Relations  Committee,  Senate 1253 

Forest  Service 1229 

General  Accounting  Office 1262 

General  Reference  and  Bibliography  Division 1282 

Geographical  Names  Board 1263 

Geological  Survey 1264 

Government  Printing  Office 1262 

House  of  Representatives 1247 

Hydrographic  Office 1286 

Immigration  and  Naturalization  Service 1277 

Immigration  Committee,  Senate 1253 

Indian  Affairs  Office 1266 

Information  and  Education  Division 1329 

Information  Office 1230 

Interior  Department -  1262 


November  1944  vn 

Page 

Internal  Revenue  Bureau 1310 

Internal  Revenue  Taxation  Joint  Committee 1252 

Interstate  Commerce  Commission 1269 

Interstate  Commerce  Committee,  Senate 1254 

Irrigation  and  Reclamation  Committee,  Senate 1254 

Judge  Advocate  General's  Department 1330 

Judiciary  Committee,  House 1248 

Justice  Depart ment 1272 

Labor  Department 1277 

Labor  Standards  Division 1278 

Labor  Statistics  Bureau 1278 

Library  of  Congress 1281 

Library  of  Department  of  Agriculture 1231 

Maritime  Commission 1282 

Medical  Department 1330 

Medicine  and  Surgery  Bureau 1285 

Merchant  Marine  and  Fisheries  Committee,  House 1248 

Military  Affairs  Committee,  Senate 1254 

Mines  Bureau 1266 

National  Advisory  Committee  for  Aeronautics 1282 

National  Archives 1282 

National  Bureau  of  Standards 1241 

National  Gallery  of  Art 1304 

National  Housing  Agenc}' 1283 

National  Labor  Relations  Board 1283 

National  Museum 1304 

National  Park  Service 1269 

National  Railroad  Adjustment  Board 1284 

Nautical  Almanac  Office 1286 

Naval  Affairs  Committee,  House 1251 

Naval  Operations  Office 1286 

Naval  Personnel  Bureau 1286 

Navy  Department 1285 

Ordnance  Bureau 1287 

Ordnance  Department 1330 

Pan  American  Sanitary  Bureau 1289 

Pan  American  Union 1290 

Patent  Office 1242 

Plant  Industry,  Soils,  and  Agricultural  Engineering  Bureau 1228 

Post  Office  Department 1290 

Post  Offices  and  Post  Roads  Committee,  Senate 1254 

President  of  United  States 1291 

Price  Administration  Office 1294 

Procurement  Division 1310 

Production  Office 1233 

Provost  Marshal  General's  Office 1330 

Public  Assistance  Bureau 1260 

Public  Debt  Bureau -  1310 

Public  Health  Service 1259 

Public  Relations  Bureau 1330 

Public  Roads  Administration 1261 

Quartermaster  General  of  Army 1330 


VIII  Government  Publications 

Page 

Railroad  Retirement  Board 1302 

Railway  Mail  Service 1291 

Reclaniat  ion  Bureau 1269 

Reeonst  met  ion  Finance  Corporation 1243 

Research  and  Statistics  Division 1313 

Rural  Electrification  Administration 1231 

Securities  and  Exchange  Commission 1302 

Selective  Service  System 1302 

Senate 1252 

Ships  Bureau 1287 

Smithsonian  Institution 1303 

Social  Security  Board ". 1260 

Soil  Conservation  Service 1233 

Solicitor,  Lal)or  Department 1280 

Solid  Fuels  Administration  for  War 1269 

Special  Services  Division 1 330 

State  Department 1304 

Subject  Cataloging  Division 1282 

Supplies  and  Accounts  Bureau 1287 

Supreme  Court 1306 

Tariff  Commission 1307 

Tax  Court 1307 

Tax  Research  Division 1313 

Tennessee  Valley  Authority 1308 

Topography  Division 1291 

Treasurer  of  United  States 1310 

Treasury  Department 1309 

Veterans  Administration 1314 

Wage  and  Hour  and  Public  Contracts  Divisions 1281 

War  Department 1314 

War  Finance  Division 1313 

War  Food  Administration 1231 

War  Information  Office 1297 

War  Manpower  Commission 1298 

War  Mobihzation  Office 1301 

War  Production  Board 1301. 

War  Relocation  Authority 1269,  1302 

Ward,  Montgomery,  &  Co.,  Select  Committee  to  Investigate  Seizure  of, 

House 1252 

Weather  Bureau 1243 

Women's  Bureau 128 1 


General  Information 

The  Sui)eriiitendent  of  Documents,  Government  Printing  Office,  Washington, 
D.  C,  is  authorized  by  law  to  sell  copies  of  Government  publications  and  to  allow 
a  discount  of  25  percent  to  book  dealers  and  quantity  purchasers  on  condition 
that  the  purchasers  will  adhere  to  the  public  sales  price  set  by  the  Superintendent 
of  Documents  and  that  publications  shall  not  be  overprinted  with  any  advertising 
matter. 

Publications  cannot  be  supplied  free  to  individuals  nor  forwarded  in  advance 
of  payment. 

The  sales  stock,  which  amounts  to  more  than  8  million,  includes  approximately 
65,000  different  titles.  Many  rare  books  are  included,  but  under  the  law  all  nnist 
be  sold  regardless  of  their  age  or  scarcity.  Many  of  the  books  have  been  in  stock 
some  time,  and  are  apt  to  be  shopworn.  In  filling  orders  the  best  copy  available 
is  sent. 

PRICE   LISTS 

A  general  price  list  of  public  documents  is  not  available,  but  numerous  lists 
have  been  prepared  on  special  subjects  and  any  of  these  will  be  furnished  free, 
on  application,  if  the  person  interested  will  state  the  subject  or  subjects  concern- 
ing which  information  is  desired.  It  will  also  be  noted  that  current  publications 
which  are  for  sale  are  listed  in  this  catalog. 

LIST  OF  Sra^CTED  PUBLICATIONS 

In  addition  to  the  price  lists,  the  Documents  Office  issues  a  semimonthly  List  of 
selected  United  States  Government  publications  for  sale  by  the  Superintendent 
of  Documents.  Each  list  is  arranged  alphabetically  by  subjects,  with  annotations 
and  prices,  and  may  be  obtained  free  upon  application  to  the  Superintendent  of 
Documents. 

CX)NGKESSIONAL    BILLS,    DOCUMENTS,    AND    REPORTS 

More  than  12,000  different  bills  are  usually  introduced  during  a  session  of 
Congress,  and  there  are  additional  prints  on  many  during  the  progre.ss  of  the  legis- 
lation. With  the  exception  of  a  very  few — such  as  revenue  bills — the  demand  is  an 
unknown  quantity  and  on  most  of  them  we  receive  no  orders,  which  makes  it 
impossible  to  print  a  .sales  supply.  It  may  be  that  a  copy  could  be  obtainetl  from 
your  Congressman. 

A  ditfi 'ult  problem  is  also  pTe.sented  in  providing  a  supply  of  congressional 
documents  and  reports  because  there  are  usually  more  than  6,000  of  this  class 
of  publications  issued  during  a  Congress  and  only  a  few  of  them  are  called  for. 
We  will  attempt  to  print  for  sale  a  few  of  the  more  important  ones,  but  if  not 
priced  the  only  possible  source  would  be  from  your  Congressman. 

HOW  TO  ORDER  PUBLICATIONS 

Publications  entered  in  this  catalog  that  are  for  sale  by  the  Superintendent 
of  Documents  are  indicated  by  a  star  (*)  preceding  the  price.  A  dagger  (f) 
indicates  that  application  should  be  made  to  the  department,  bureau,  or  division 
issuing    the    document.     A   double   dagger    (|)    indicates   that    the   document   is 

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1220  Go^'ERNSIENT   PUBLICATIONS 

printed  for  official  nse  and  is  not  obtainable.  Whenever  additional  Information 
concerning  the  method  of  procuring  a  document  seems  necessary,  it  will  be  found 
under  the  name  of  the  bureau  by  which  it  was  published. 

Jii  ordering  a  publication  from  the  StipfM-interulont  of  Documents,  give  (if 
known)  the  name  of  the  publishing  department,  bureau  or  division,  and  the  title, 
together  with  the  classification  number  which  is  added  to  the  entry  at  the  extreme 
right ;  order  the  congressional  documents  and  reports  by  the  title,  together  with 
the  document  or  report  number  and  the  Congress  and  session,  e.  g.,  H.  doc.  422, 
78-2. 

Do  not  use  the  L.  C.  card  number  in  ordering  a  publication. 

HOW  TO  REMIT 

Remittances  for  the  documents  marked  with  a  star  (*)  should  be  made  to  the 
Superintendent  of  Documents,  U.  S.  Government  Printing  Office,  Washington  25, 
D.  C,  by  coupon,  postal  money  order,  express  order,  or  check.  Currency  may 
be  sent  at  sender's  risk.  Foreign  remittances  should  be  made  either  by  inter- 
national money  order  or  draft  on  an  American  bank. 

Foreign  money,  defaced  or  smooth  coins,  icill  not  &e  accepted.  Do  not  send 
postage  stamps. 

For  the  convenience  of  the  general  public,  coupons  in  the  denomination  of  5c 
that  are  good  until  used  in  exchange  for  Government  publications  sold  by  the 
Superintendent  of  Documents  may  be  purchased  from  his  office.  Address  order 
to  Superintendent  of  Documents,  Government  Printing  Office,  Washington  25,  D.  C. 

No  charge  is  made  for  postage  on  documents  forwarded  to  points  in  United 
States  and  possessions,  or  to  Canada,  Cuba,  Mexico,  Newfoundland  (including 
Lnbrador),  and  certain  Central  and  South  American  countries.  To  other  coun- 
tries the  regular  rate  of  postage  is  charged,  and  remittances  must  cover  such  post- 
age.    In  computing  foreign  postage,  add  one-third  of  the  price  of  the  publication. 

TO  LIERAKIANS 

The  number  given  at  the  extreme  right  of  each  entry  (except  for  congres- 
sional documents  and  reports)  is  the  classification  number  by  which  the  pub- 
lication is  arranged  in  the  Library  and  in  the  sales  stock  of  the  Office  of  the 
Superintendent  of  Documents.  It  can  be  used  as  a  classification  number  by 
such  libraries  as  are  using,  for  the  departmental  publications,  the  arrangement 
of  public  documents  advocated  in  the  Check  list  of  United  States  public  docu- 
ments, 17S9-1909.  In  using  this  number  as  a  classification  number  in  a  library, 
it  should  be  noted  that  the  shilling  mark  (/)  is  used  to  separate  what  would 
ordinarily  be  a  superior  or  inferior  number  (the  numbers  immediately  following 
the  line)  from  the  main  classification  number,  it  not  being  practicable  to  print 
these  numbers  as  superiors  or  inferiors  in  the  Monthly  catalog. 

LIBRARY  OF   CONGRESS   CARDS 

Numbers  to  be  used  in  ordering  the  printed  catalog  cards  of  the  Library  of 
Congress  are  appended  to  entries  for  many  publications.  These  are  given  at 
the  left  with  "L.  C.  card"  prefixed.  Do  not  confuse  with  the  Documents  Office 
classification  number  given  at  the  right.  Orders  for  these  cards,  remittances 
in  payment  for  them,  and  requests  for  information  about  them  should  be  ad- 
dressed to  the  Card  Division,  Library  of  Congress,  not  to  the  Superintendent 
of  Documents.  Checks  or  money  orders  should  be  made  payable  to  the  Librarian 
©f  Congress. 


November  1944  1221 

MONTHLY    CATAI^OG   DISTKIBTJTION 

The  Monthly  catalog  is  sold  on  subscription,  price  $2.00  a  year,  including  index; 
foreign  subscription  $2.60  a  year.  Back  numbers  cannot  be  supplied.  Notify 
the  Superintendent  of  Documents  of  any  change  of  address. 


INDEX 

An  Index  to  the  Monthly  catalog  will  be  issued  at  the  end  of  the  calendar 
year.  This  will  contain  index  entries  for  all  the  numbers  issued  from  .January 
to  December,  and  can  be  bound  with  the  numbers  as  an  index  to  the  volume. 
Persons  desiring  to  bind  the  catalog  at  the  end  of  the  year  should  be  careful 
to  retain  the  numbers  received  monthly,  as  duplicate  copies  cannot  be  supplied. 


Notes  of  General  Interest 

Combined  Production  and  Resources  Board,  United  States,  Great  Britain, 

and  Canada 

The  creation  of  the  Combined  Production  and  Resources  Board  was  announced 
by  the  President  on  June  9,  1942.  The  Board  was  established  by  the  President 
of  the  United  States  and  the  Prime  Minister  of  Great  Britain,  in  order  to  com- 
plete the  organization  needed  for  the  most  effective  use  of  the  combined  resources 
of  the  United  States  and  the  United  Kingdom  for  the  prosecution  of  the  war. 

On  Nov.  10,  1942,  by  agreement  of  the  President,  the  Prime  Minister  of  Great 
Britain  and  the  Prime  Minister  of  Canada,  the  Board  was  expanded  to  include 
a  Canadian  member. 

Defense  Plant  Corporation 

The  Defense  Plant  Corporation  was  created  by  the  Reconstruction  Finance 
Corporation,  Federal  Loan  Agency,  on  Aug.  22,  1940,  pursuant  to  authority  of 
sec.  5d  of  the  Reconstruction  Finance  Corporation  act,  as  amended.  It  was 
transferred  from  the  Federal  Loan  Agency  to  the  Department  of  Commerce  by 
Executive  order  9071,  Feb.  24,  1942,  to  be  administered  under  direction  of  the 
Secretary  of  Commerce. 

Federal  Interdepartmental  Safety  Council 

The  Federal  Interdepartmental  Safety  Council  was  established  by  Executive 
order  8071  of  Mar.  21,  1939,  as  an  official  advisory  agency  in  matters  relating  to 
the  safety  of  Federal  employees.  The  order  piovides  that  the  Council  shall 
consist  of  such  officers  and  employees  of  the  various  Executive  departments  and 
agencies  of  the  Federal  Government  and  of  the  Government  of  the  District  of 
Columbia  as  may  be  designated  by  the  respective  heads  thereof. 

Fishery  Coordination  OflSce 

The  Secretary  of  Interior  was  designated  as  fishery  coordinator  by  *:?xecutive 
order  9204  of  July  21,  1942.  The  Secretary  of  Interior  is  empowered  to  desig- 
nate such  part  or  parts  of  the  Fish  and  Wildlife  Service  of  the  Department  of 


1222  GoMilRNMENT  PUBLICATIONS 

Interior,  as  he  may  determine,  as  the  Office  of  Fishery  Coordination,  The  Office 
will  be  responsible  for  developing  and  assuring  sustained  production  of  aquatic 
food  supplies  essential  to  the  conduct  of  the  war  and  for  the  coordinating  policies, 
plans,  and  programs  relating  to  war  that  affect  the  fishery  industries  and  the 
aquatic  food  supplies  of  the  United  States,  its  Territories,  and  possessions. 

War  Relocation  Authority ; 

The  War  Relocation  Authority  created  within  the  Office  for  Emergency  Man- 
agement was  transferred  by  Executive  oi'der  9423  of  Feb.  16,  1944,  to  the  De- 
partment of  Interior  to  be  administered  as  an  organizational  entity  under  the 
supervision  and  direction  of  the  Secretary  of  Interior. 

Document  Catalog,  76th  Congress 

The  preparation  of  the  Catalog  of  the  public  documents  of  the  76th  Congress 
and  of  all  Departments  of  the  Government  of  the  United  States,  for  the  period 
from  Jan.  1,  1939,  to  Dec.  31,  1940,  was  completed  a  number  of  months  ago,  but 
due  to  war  conditions  the  printing  will  be  delayed  for  an  indefinite  period  of  time. 


Corrections  for  Previous  Monthly    Catalogs 

June  1944.  On  page  661, 1st  entry  from  top  of  page,  2d  line,  change  "J.  D.  Davies" 
to  read  "J.  D.  Davies  [Davis]." 

September  1944.  On  page  1035,  under  subhead  "Mineral  market  reports,"  entry 
numbered  "1204,"  change  "A.  R.  Coumbe"  to  read  "A.  T.  Coumbe." 

October  1944.  On  page  1162,  transfer  12th  entry  from  top  of  page,  with  sub- 
head "New  Mexico  Public  Service  Co.,'*  to  p.  116S,  undei-  center  head  "Solici- 
tor," to  follow  entry  subheaded,  "Martlno,  Thomas." 


New  Classification  Numbers 

Agricultural  Research  Administration. 
Experiment  Stations  Office. 
A  77.463  :nos Bulletins.      (Piieilo  Rico  Agricultural  Experi- 
ment Station.) 

Note. — See,  for  earlier  issues,  A  10.123 :  (nos.). 
Plant  Industry,  Soils,   and  AyricuUural  Engl- 
neeriny  Bureau. 

A  77.517:  nos V\a\\\  disease  posters. 

Note. — See,   for  earlier  issues,  A  19.26  :  (nos.). 
War  Food  Administration. 

Aiiricuiturul  Adjustment  Agency. 

A  80.610 :  nos Special  services  memorandums.     [Proc] 

Farm  Security  Administration. 

A  80.706  :  CT Regulations,  rules,  and  instructions. 

Note. — Includes  handbooks  and  manuals.     See, 
for  earlier  Issues,  A  61.7  :  (CT). 

National  Archives. 

AE  1.15:  nos Preliminary  checklists.     [Proc] 

Social  Security  Board. 
FS  3.11" :  CT Re.search  and  Statistics  Bureau,  Bureau  memo- 
randums (separates). 
Geological   Survey. 

I19.36:CT [Mineral  deposits  reports.]     [Proc] 

Goographicnl  Names  Board. 

I  33.7:  nos Special  publications.     [Proc] 

War  Relocation  Authority. 

I  52.1 :  date Annual  reports. 

Note. — See,     for     earlier     issues,     Pr  32.5401 : 
(date). 

I  52.2  :  CT General  pi'.blications. 

Note. — See,  for  earlier  issues,  Pr  32.5402  :  (CT). 
Descriptive  Cataloging  Division. 

LC9.7:CT Regulations,  rules,  and  instructions. 

Note. — Includes  handbooks  and  manuals. 
Books  for  the  Adult  Blind. 

LC  19  0  •  CT — • Regulations,  rules,  and  instructions. 

Note. — Includes  handbooks  and  manuals. 
Emergency  Management  Ollice. 
Price  Administration  Office. 

Pr  32.4260 :  nos Food  facts  of  interest  to  the  trade   (weekly). 

[Proc] 

Pr  32.4261 :  v.  nos.  &  nos Transportation  Conunittee  news  (monthly). 

Note. — Supersedes  Pr  32.4235  :  (v.  nos.  &  nos.). 
War  Production  Board. 

Pr  82.4820" :  nos Labor  and  management  news  (reprints). 

Pr  32.4829 :  nos Construction  and  plant  expansion  ;  Summary  of 

(monthly).     [Processed.     Restricted.] 

Pr  32.4830 :  date Oi'ganiz.ition  directory  (monthly). 

War  Manpower  (Ujmmissiov. 

Pr  32.5223:  CT Case  history  reports  for  [industries].     [Proc] 

Pr  32.5224 :  date  &  nos Lumber   and    timber   basic   products   industry, 

wooden  container  industry,  employer  report 
of  employment  and  required  labor  force  by 
State  and  lumber  tj'pe  region  (bimonthly). 
[PnK-essed.     Restricted.] 

Pr 32.5225 :  date ES-270    reports:  Summary    of     (bimonthly). 

I  Proc] 

Pr  32.5226 :  nos National   Roster  of  Scientific  and   Specialized 

Personnel,  Bulletins.      [Proc] 
War  Mohilization  Office. 

Pr  32.5906 :  CT Regulations,  rules,  and  instructions. 

Note. — Includes  handbooks  and  manuals. 

1223 


1224  Government  Publications 

Veterans  Administration. 
VA1.6:CT Regulations,  rules,  and  instructions  (miscella- 
neous ) . 

NOTK. — Includes  handbooks.     See,  for  manuals, 
VA  1.10:  (CT). 

Army  Service  Forces. 
Enffin err  Dcpartmen t. 
W7.33:CT Army  Map  Service  publications.     [Printed  and 

processed. ] 

NoTic. — Includes  gazetteers,  glossaries,  and  gen- 
eral publications. 

T4.W21:CT Ward,  Montgomery,  &  Co.,  Select  Committee  to 

Investigate  Seizure  of,  House. 

NoTK. — The  following  publications  have  been  discontinued:  Information  Office, 
Agriculture  Department,  Food  fights  for  freedom  round-up  (A  21.19:  nos.)  ;  Price 
Admiiiisiration  Office,  Price  trends  and  controls  in  Latin  America,  fortnightly 
review  (Pr  32.-1240 :  v.""'  )  ;  Ordnance  Department,  Ordnance  Department  circulars 
(W  34.4 ':  nos. )  ;  Ordnance  Department,  Selected  list  of  publications  added  to 
library  (W  34.21 ':  nos.). 


Monthly  Catalog 

NO.    598   •   NOVEMBER    1944 
ADMINSTRATIVE  OFFICE  OF  UNITED  STATES  COURTS 

Report  to  Judicial  Conference  of  Committee  to  Consider  Representation  of  Dis- 
trict Judges  in  Judicial  Conference.     [1944.]     8  p.     t     •  Item  2 

Ju  10.2 :  D  63/2 

AERONAUTICAL  BOARD 

Aeronautical  standards.  Index  of  Army-Navy  aeronautical  standards,  including 
Army-Navy  aeronautical  specifications,  drawirgs  and  bulletins,  issued  by  Work 
ing  Committee  of  Aeronautical  Board,  Sept.  1,  1G44.  [1944.]  cover  title,  50  p. 
4°  [Text  on  p.  2  of  cover.  Issued  with  perforations.  Supersedes  previous 
issues  and  supplements.]  t 
L.  C.  card  44-41629  Y  3.Ae  8 :  7/944-5 

AGRICULTURE  DEPARTMENT 

Note. — Those  publications  of  the  Department  of  Agriculture  which  are  for  sale  will  be 
supplied  by  the  Superintendent  of  Documents,  Government  Printing  Office,  Washington  25, 
D.  C.  The  Department  issues  a  monthly  list  of  publications  which  will  be  mailed  to  all 
applicants,  who  can  then  select  the  available  ones  desired. 

CoTfi.  Some  effects  of  waxy  and  sugary  genes  on  endosperm  development  in 
maize  [with  list  of  literature  cited]  ;  by  R.  H.  Andrew,  R.  A.  Brink,  and  N.  P. 
Neal.  1944.  [2] +355-371  p.  il.  [From  Journal  of  agricultural  research, 
Nov.  1,  1244,  V.  69,  no.  9.]     *  Paper,  5c.  A  1.23/a  :  M  288/52 

Journal  of  agricnltural  research,  v.  69,  no.  7  and  8;  Oct.  1  and  15,  1944.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  p.  279-353,  il.  3  p.  of  pi.  [Semimonthly.  Articles  appearing  in  the 
Journal  are  listed  in  the  Monthly  catalog  as  issued.]  *  Paper,  10c.  single  copy, 
$2.2.")  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $3.75.     •  Item  12 

L.  C.  card  Agr  13-1837  A  1.23 :  09/7,8 

Note. — This  periodical  is  issued  by  the  Agriculture  Department  in  cooperation  with  the 
Association  of  I.and-Grant  Colleges  and  Universities.  As  the  edition  is  limited  it  is 
not  sent  free  to  individuals,  but  only  to  libraries  of  experiment  stations,  colleges,  tech- 
nical schools,  and  universities,  and  to  laboratories,  divisions,  offices,  and  departments 
on  whose  staffs  are  several  technically  trained  men  in  biological,  cliemical,  or  physical 
sciences.  It  is  also  sent  to  sucli  institutions  as  malve  suitable  exchanges  of  their  pub- 
lications for  those  of  the  Agriculture  Department. 

Publications.  United  States  Department  of  Agriculture,  monthly  list  of  publica- 
tions.    See  entry,  below,  under  center  head  Information  Office. 

Redbud.  Study  of  dormancy  and  germination  of  seeds  of  Cercis  canadensis  [with 
list  of  literature  cited];  by  Michel  Afanasiev.  1944.  [2]+4lK5-420  p.  il. 
[From  Journal  of  agricultural  research,  Nov.  15,  1944,  v.  69,  no.  10.]  *  Paper 
5c.  A  1.23/a  :  R  245 

Soybeans.  Value  of  soybean  meal  prepared  from  damaged  (bin-burned)  soybeans 
as  feed  for  growing  swine:  by  J.  L.  Krider.  B.  W.  Fairbanks,  and  W.  E.  Carroll. 
1944.  [2] -f  383-387  p.  [From  Journal  of  agricultural  research,  Nov.  1,  1944, 
V.  69,  no.  9.]     *  Paper,  5c.  A  1.23/a  :  So  90/30 

Tobacco.  Fermentation  of  cigar-leaf  tobacco  as  influenced  by  addition  of  yeast 
[with  list  of  literature  cited]  ;  by  M.  F.  Gribbins,  D.  E.  Haley,  and  J.  J.  Reid. 
1944.  [2]-f373-.381  p.  [From  Journal  of  agricultural  research.  Nov.  1,  1944, 
V.  69,  no.  9.]     *  Paper,  5c.  A  1.23/a  :  T  551/48 

•     Sent  to  Depository  Libraries 

1225 


1226  GOVTERNMENT   PUBLICATIONS 

Tomatoes.  King  rot  bactorium  in  relation  to  tomato  and  eggplant;  by  R.  H. 
Larson.  11W4.  [2] +309-325  p.  il.  3  p.  of  pi.  [From  Journal  of  agricultural 
research,  Oct.  15,  1C44,  v.  69,  no.  8.]     *  Paper,  5c.  A  1.23/a  :  T  591/38 

VSDA,  Oct.  2-30,  1944;  [v.  3,  no;  20-22].     [1944.]     Each  8  p.  or  4  p.  4"     [Fort- 
nightly.]    t 
L.  C.  card  Agr  42-2r,8  A  1.57 :  3/20-22 

AGRICULTURAL  ECONOMICS  BUREAU 

Agricultural  situation,  brief  summary  of  economic  conditions,  Oct.  1944 ;  v.  28, 
no.  10.     [1944.]     24  p.   il.     [Monthly.]     *  Paper,  5c.   single  copy,  50c.  a  yr. ; 
foreign  sub.scription.  70c.     •   Item  04 
L.  C.  card  Agr  20-1797  A  36.15  :  28/10 

Agricultural  statistics.  Statistical  summary,  SS-22 ;  Sept.  15,  1944.  [1914.] 
[2]  p.  4°     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t  A  36.151: 22 

Citrus,  i-evised  estimates  of  production  and  utilization,  1941-42  to  1943-44.  Oct. 
1!)44.     V)  p.  4°      (Crop  Reporting  IJoard.)      [Processed.]      f 

A  36.2 :  C  49/8/941-44 

Cotton.  Consolidated  cotton  report,  Oct.  9,  1944.  [1944.]  1  p.  large  8°  [Proc- 
essed.    Prepared  in  cooperation  with  Census  Bureau.]     t         A  36.30 :  944/4-2 

Cotton  production,  Aug.  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  large   8°     (Crop  Reporting 

Board.)      [Monthly.     Processed.]     t  A  36.30: 944/2 

Same,    Oct.    1944.     [1944.]      [2]    p.    large   8"     (Crop    Reporting    Board.) 

[Monthly.     Processed.]     t  A  36.30: 944/4 

Cotton    situation,    CS-94 ;    Sept.    1944.     [1944.]     14    p.    11.    4"     [Monthly. 

Processed.]     t  A  36.40/2:  94 

Crop  production,  Aug.  1,  1944.  [1944.]  l-21h +22-42  p.  il.  large  8°  (Crop 
Reporting  Board.)      [Monthly.     Processed.]     t  A  36.29: 944/8 

Demand  and  price  situation,  Sept.  1944.  [1944.]  17  p.  il.  4°  [Monthly.  Proc- 
essed.]    t  A  36.28:  944/9 

Farm  bookkeeping  and  Federal  income  tax.     Oct.  15,  1944.     16  p.     (Agriculture 
Dept.     Misc.   pub.   554.)      [Prepared   in   cooperation  with   Extension    Service. 
Revision  of  unnumbered  publication.  Farm  bookkeeping  and  Federal  income 
tax,  issued  Jan.  1943  and  revised  Oct.  1943.]     *  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  14 
L.  C.   card  Agr  44-157  A  1.38:  554 

Farm  income.  Farm  income  situation,  FIS-55;  Aug.  1944.  [1944.]  16  p.  il.  4° 
[Monthly.     Processed.]     t  A  36.122: 55 

Same,  FIS-58 ;  Sept.  1944.     [1944.]     14  p.  il.  4°     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t 

A  36.122 :  56 

Farm,  labor:  Farm  employment  hits  new  October  low.  Oct.  13,  1944.  12  p.  4° 
[ Processed.  ]     t  A  36.140 :  944/10 

Farm  land  values  and  the  war.     Revi.sed  Sept.  1944.     [1944.]     8  p.  il.     (Farmer 
and  the^war  no.  1,  revised.)     t     •  Item  58 
L.  C.  card  Agr  44-158  A  36.145: 1/2 

Fats  and  oils  situation,  FOS-91 ;  Sept.  1944.  [1944.]  20  p.  11.  4°  [Monthly. 
Processed.  ]     t  A  36.97 :  91 

i5'cedsituation,FDS-62;  Sept.  1944.  [1944.]  18  p.  il.  4°  [Monthly.  Processed.] 
t  A  36.117 :  62 

Food.  National  food  situation,  NFS-20;  Sept.  1944.  [1944.]  10  p.  11.  4" 
[Monthly.     Processed.]     t  A  36.147 :  20 

Bay.  Farm  production,  farm  disposition,  and  value  of  hay,  1909^1,  by  States; 
[prepared  by  Charles  G.  Carpenter  and  others  of  staff  of  Crop  Reporting  Board]. 
Washington,  D.  C,  Sept.  1944.     cover  title,  50  p.  11.  large  8°     [Processed.]     t 

A  36.2 :  H  32/8/909^1 

Livestock  and  wool  situation,  LWS-29;  Sept.  1944.  [1944.]  24  p.  il.  4° 
[Monthly.     Processed.]     t  A  36.141: 29 

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November  1944  1227 

Market mg  ao'l  transiwrtation  situation,  MTS-25  ;  Sept.  1944.     [1&44.]     17  p.  il.  4" 
[Moutlily.     Processed.]     t  A  36.143: 25 

Milk.     Fluid  milk  prices  in  city  markets  for  Oct.  1944.     Oct.  12,  1944.     9  p.  4" 
[Moutlily.     Processed.]     t  A  36.152 :  944/10 

PoM//r(/ and  egg  situation,  PES-93;  Sept.  1944.  [1944.]  12  p.  il.  4"  [Monthly. 
Processed.]     t  A  36.96:  93 

Publicati^ms.  Check  list  of  publications  issued  during  Sept.  1944.  [1944.]  6  p.  4" 
[Monthly.     Processed.]     t  A  36.70/2 :  944/9 

Tobacco  situation,  TS-30 ;  Sept.  1944.     [1944.]     28  p.  il.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

A  36.94 :  30 

Vegetables.     Commercial  truck  crop  estimate  reports.     [Processed.]     t 

A  36.101 : 

Note. — The  Asricultnral  Economics  Bureau  issues  a  series  of  rejiorts  relating  to  truck 
crops  which,  although  numbered  in  one  scries  (TC  followed  by  the  year  and  a  number 
with  a  different  group  of  hundreds  assigned  for  each  month),  consists  of  several  distinct 
groups  as  follows  :  Commercial  truck  crops  for  fresh  market,  commonly  called  Truck  crop 
reports  :  Truck  crops  for  commercial  processing,  commonly  called  Canning  crop  reiiorts  ; 
Truck  crop  news  :  Annual  summaries  in  December  each  year.  Revised  statistical  sum- 
maries are  issued  at  appropriate  intervals  covering  a  varying  period  of  years.  Printed 
summaries  of  these  reports  were  pul)lished  in  Crops  and  markets  iirior  to  June  1037,  but 
these  have  been  discontinued.  A  yearly  summary  only  is  published  in  the  January 
quarterly   issue  each   year. 

Vegetable  situation,  TVS-74 ;  Sept.  1944.  [1944.]  26  p.  il.  4"  [Quar- 
terly.    Processed.     1945  outlook  issue.]     t  A  36.100:  74 

AGRICULTURAL  RESEARCH   ADMINISTRATION 

AGRICULTURAL  AND  INDUSTRIAL  CHEMISTRY  BUREAU 

PeniciUin:  1,  Methods  of  assay  [with  bibliography;  by]  William  H.  Schmidt  and 
Andrew  J.  Moyer.  [1944.]  10  p.  il.  1  pi.  4"  (AIC-59;  Northern  Re- 
gional Research  Laboratory.)  [Processed.  I'ublished  in  Jour,  bact.,  v.  47,  no. 
2,   Feb.   1944.]      t  A  77.104/2:  59 

ANIMAL  INDUSTRY  BUREAU 

Bang's  disease.  Statement  of  indemnity  claims  and  averages  in  cooperative 
Bang's  disease  work,  Aug.  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4°     [Monthly.     Processed.]     f 

A  77.211 :  944/8 

Summary  of  brucellosis   (Bang's  disease)    control  program  conducted  by 

Bureau  of  Animal  Industry  in  cooperation  with  the  various  States,  July  1, 
1934-Aug.  31,  1944.     [I<y44.]    1  p.  4°    [Monthly.    Processed.]     t    A  77.213 :  944/8 

Summary  of  brucellosis    (Bang's  disea.se)    work  in  cooperation  with  the 

various  States,  Aug.  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  oblong  8"     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t 

A  77.212 :  944/8 
Scri'iee   announcement.^.      Service   and    regulatory    announcements,    Aug.    1944; 

[no.]  448.     Sept.  1944.     p.  45-50.     [Monthly.]  '  *  I'aper,  5c:  single  copy,  25c. 

a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  60c.     •  Item  70 

L.  C.  card  Agr  7-1058  A  77.208:  448 

Tuberculosis  in  animals.  Summary  of  tuberculosis  eradication  in  cooi^eration 
with  the  various  States,  Aug.  1944.  [1944.]  1  p.  oblong  8"  [Monthly.  Proc- 
esi^^l]     t  A  77.216 :  944/8 

Vi7-us  Serum  Control  Division.  Activities  of  licensed  establishments  supervised 
by  Virus-Serum  Control  Division,  Sept.  22,  1944.  [1944  ]  2  p  4"  (Notice 
213,  V.  S.  C.)      [Monthly.     Processed.]     f  A  77.217: 213 

DAim^   INDUSTRY   BUREAU 

Dairy-Hcrd-Improrcmcnt  Association  letter,  v.  20,  no.  9;  Sept.  1944.  [1044.] 
22  p.  il.  4"     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t  A  77.008:  20/9 

Ice  cream.  Method  for  calculating  conunercial  ice-cream  mixes  •  bv  Alan  Leigh- 
ton.     Aug.  1944.     16  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t  '     'a  77.602  :Ic  2 

•     Sent  to  Depository  Libraries 

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1228  GON'ERNMENT   PUBLICATIONS 

F.NTOMOLOflY  AND  PLANT  QUAKANTINB  BURE-VU 

Insect  pest  snrvey  [bulletin,  v.  22],  special  supplement;  Sept.  15,  1044.     [1944.] 
3  p.  map,  4°     [Processed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  34-30&48  A  77.310 :  22/sp.supp.-12 

Ijisects.  The  more  important  insect  records,  Aug.  1944.  Sept.  15,  1944.  4  p.  4° 
[Monthly.     Processed.]     t  A  77.310/2 :  944/3 

Japanese  beetle.  Aqueous  solution  of  ethylene  dichloride  for  fumigation  of  Jap- 
anese beetle  larvae  in  soil  [with  list  of  literature  cited]  ;  by  R.  D.  Chisholm, 
L.  Kcblitsky,  A.  C.  Mason,  and  L.  W.  Coles.  Oct.  1944.  2  p.  4°  (E-6J6.) 
[  Processed.  ]     t  A  77.312  :  E-G26 

Influence  of  temperature  on  efTectiveness  of  DDT,  and  comparative  tox- 
icity of  DDT  and  lead  arsenate  to  larvae  of  Japanese  beetle  in  soil  [with  list 
of  literature  cited]  ;  bv  Walter  E.  Fleming  and  Warren  W.  Maines.  Sept. 
1944.     6  p.  5  p.  of  pi.  4°     (E-624.)      [Processed.]     t  A  77.312 :  E-G24 

Mexican  fruit/lies.  Review  of  studies  on  Mexican  fruitfly  and  related  Mexican 
species  [with  lists  of  literature  and  manuscript  reports  cited]  ;  by  A.  C.  Baker, 
W.  E.  Stone,  C.  C.  Plummer,  and  M.  McPhail.  Oct.  1944.  cover  title,  155  p.  il. 
2  pi.  8  p.  of  pi.  (Agriculture  Dei)t.  Miscellaneous  publication  531.)  *  Paper, 
35c.  •  Item  14 
L.  C.  card  Agr  44-159  A  1.38  :  531 

Pests.  Review  of  United  States  patents  relating  to  pest  control,  by  R.  C.  Roark, 
V.  17,  no.  8 :  Aug.  1944.     [1944.]     5  p.  4"     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t 

A  77.311 :  17/8 

Service  announcements.     Service  and  regulatory  announcements,  Apr.-June,  1944 
[no.]  159.     Sept.  1944.     p.  33-56.     [Quarterly.]     t     •  Item  86 
L.  C.  card  Agr  14-383  A  77.303 :  159 

Spruce  Itidworm;  [by  R.  C.  Brown].     [Oct.  1944.]     [2] +4  p.  il.     (Agriculture 
Dept.     Leaflet  242.)     *  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  13 
L.  C.  card  Agr  44-160  A  1.35 :  242 

EXPERIMENT   STATIONS   OFFICE 

Experiment  station  record,  v.  91,  no.  4  ;  Oct.  1944.  [1944.]  cover  title,  p.  373-500. 
[Monthly.  Text  and  illustration  on  p.  2-4  of  cover.]  *  Paper,  15c.  single  copy, 
$1.00  per  vol.  (2  vols,  a  vr.)  ;  foreign  subscription,  $1.75  per  vol.  •  Item  89 
L.  C.  card  Agr  9-832  A  77.408  :  91/4 

Note. — Mainly  made  up  of  abstracts  of  current  publications  on  agricultural  science 
and  home  economics,  especially  those  of  the  United  States  Department  of  Agriculture 
and  the  State  agricultural  experiment  stations. 

Puerto  Rico  Af/ricultural  Experiment  Station.  Informe  de  la  Estacion  Experi- 
mental de  Puerto  Rico,  [ano  fiscal  de]  1943  [con  lista  de  literatura  citada]. 
Agosto  1944.     ii+42  p.     t     •  Item  91  A  77.461 :  943/Spanish 

Vanilla  curing  and  its  chemistry  [with  list  of  literature  cited]  ;  by  Francisca  E. 
Arana.  Oct.  1944.  [2] +17  p.  il.  (Federal  Experiment  Station  of  United 
States  Department  of  Agriculture,  Mayaguez,  Puerto  Rico;  Bulletin  42.) 
*  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  92  A  77.4G3  :  42 

PLANT   INDUSTRY,    SOILS,    AND   AGRICULTURAL   ENGINEERING   BUREAU 

Apples.     Picking  maturity  of  apples  [with  list  of  literature  cited]  ;  by  Mark  H. 
Haller  and  J.  R.  Magness.     Oct.  1944.     23  p.  il.     (Agriculture  Dept.     Circular 
711.)      [Supersedes  Department  bulletin  1448,  Picking  maturity  of  apples  in 
relation  to  storage.]     *  Paper,  10c.      •  Item  7 
L.  C.  card  Agr  44-161  A  1.4/2 :  711 

Corn.  Storing  soft  corn  in  cribs;  by  C.  K.  Shedd.  [1944.]  6  p.  3  p.  of  pi.  4" 
[Processed.  ]     t  A  77.502  :  C  81 

Onions.  Smut  resistance  in  Allium  species  hybrid  [with  list  of  literature  cited]  ; 
by  J.  C.  Walker,  H.  A.  Jones,  and  A.  E.  Clarke.  1944.  [2] +1-8  p.  [From 
Journal  of  agricultural  research,  July  1,  1944,  v.  69,  no.  1.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

A  1.23/a  :  On  4/18 

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November  1944  1229 

Plant  disease  reporter,  v.  28,  no.  28-32 ;  Sept.  7-Oct.  7,  1944 ;  issued  by  Plant 
Disease  Survey,  Division  of  Mycology  and  Disease  Survey.  [1944.]  p.  873- 
994,11.4°     [Processed.]     t  A  77.511 :  28/28-32 

Posters.  Lettuce  diseases:  A,  B,  Downy  mildew,  C,  D,  Brown  blight.  [1944.] 
12  X  7.3  In.  (Plant  disease  poster  70.)  [Reproduction  of  plate  in  Agriculture 
Dept.,  Miscellaneous  publication  541. J     $  A  77.517  :  70 

Same:  Tipburn.  [1944.]  12  X  7.3  in.  (Plant  disease  poster  71.)  [Re- 
production of  plate  in  Agriculture  Dept.,  Miscellaneous  publication  541.]     J 

A  77.517 :  71 

Spinach  diseases :  A,  B,  Downy  mildew,  upper  and  lower  surfaces  of  leaves, 

C,  D,  Bacterial  soft  rot,  medium  and  advanced  stages.  [1944.]  12  X  7.3  In. 
(Plant  disease  poster  72.)  [Reproduction  of  plate  in  Agricultui'e  Dept.,  Mis- 
cellaneous publication  541.]     t  A  77.517:  72 

Sweetpotato     diseases:  Black    rot,    various    stages     of    decay.     [1944.] 

12  X7.3  in.  (Plant  disease  poster  73.)  [Reproduction  of  plate  in  Agriculture 
Dept.,  Miscellaneous  publication  541.]     t  A  77.517  :  73 

Potato  production  in  Northeastern  and  North  Central  States;  [by  P.  M.  Lombard 
and    Bailey    E.    Brown].     [Sept.    1944.]      [2] +42    p.    11.      (Agriculture    Dept. 
Farmers'    bulletin    1958.)      [Supersedes    Farmers'    bulletin    10o4,    Production 
of  late  or  main-crop  potatoes.]     *  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  10 
L.  C.  card  Agr  44-162  A  1.9 :  1958 

Slash.     Decay  of  logging  slash  in  the  Northeast  [with  list  of  literature  cited]  ; 
by  Perley  Spaulding  and  J.  R.  Hansbrough.     Sept.  1944.     [l]+22  p.  il.     (Agri- 
culture D?pt.     Technical  bulletin  876.)     *  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  16 
L.  C.  card  Agr  44-163  A  1.36 :  876 

FARM  CREDIT  ADMINISTRATION 

Cooperatives.  Farmers'  cooperatives  and  Federal  income  tax  statutes ;  by  Kel- 
sey  B.  Gardner.  Oct.  1944.  14  p.  4°  (Miscellaneous  report  75.)  [Proc- 
essed.]    t  A  72.8:  75 

Summary  of  cases  relating  to  farmers'  cooperative  associations,  summary 

23,  Sept.  1944 ;  prepared  by  Lyman  S.  Hulbert.  [1944.]  [2]-f-25  p.  4"  [Proc- 
essed.]    t  A  72.18:  23 

tfcws  for  farmer  cooperatives.  Nov.  1944;  [v.  11,  no.  8].     [1944.]     24  p.  11.  large 
8°     [Monthly.]     *  Paper,   10c.  single  copy,  $1.00  a  yr. ;  foreign   subscription, 
$1.40.     •  Item  106 
L.  C.  card  36-20027  A  72.10 :  11/8 

FOREIGN  AGRICULTURAL  RELATIONS  OFFICE 

Agriculture  in  the  Americas,   Oct.   1944;    [v.   4,  no.   10].     [1944.]     cover  title, 
p.  183-198,  11.  4°     [Monthly.     Text  and  map  on  p.  2-4  of  cover.]     *  Paper,  10c. 
single  copy,  75c.  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $1.20.     •  Item  116 
L.  C.  card  Agr  41-6  A  67.15 :  4/10 

Foreign  agriculture,  review  of  foreign  farm  policy,  production,  and  trade,  v.  8, 
no.  10;  Oct.  1944.     [1944.]      [2] +215-240  p.  11.  4"     [Monthly.]     *  Paper,  10c. 
single  copy,  $1.00  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $1.(>0.     •  Item  118 
L.  C.  card  43-40327  A  67.7  :  8/10 

Foreign  crops  and  markets.  Foreign  crops  and  markets,  c.  49,  no.  14-18;  Oct. 
2-30,  1944.     [1944.]     p.  153-204,  4°     [Weekly.     Processed.]     t 

A  67.8 :  49/14-18 

Index  to  Foreign  crops  and  markets,  v.  42,  Jan.-June  1941.     [1944.]      [2]  + 

44  p.  4°     [Processed.]     f  A  67.8 :  42/ind. 

FOREST  SERVICE 

Aspen.  American  woods:  Aspen  [with  list  of  references]  ;  by  H.  S.  Betts.  Aug. 
1944.     9p.  2  maps,  4°     [Processed.]     t  A  13.31 :  As  6/944 

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1230  Go\TERNMENT   PUBLICATIONS 

Baldc'i/press.  American  woods:  lialdcypress  (Taxodium  distichum)  [with  list 
of  roforoncos]  ;  l)y  11.  S.  Belts.  Aug.  r.)44.  lU  p.  1  pi.  map,  4"  Ll'i'oc- 
essed.J     t  A  13.31 :  B  19/944 

Balsam  fir.  American  woods:  Balsam  fir  (Abies  balsamea)  [with  list  of  refer- 
ences] ;  by  II.  S.  Betts.     Aug.  1944.     10  p.  2  pi.  map,  4"     fProct'ssed.]     % 

A  13.31 :  V  r)l/4/944 

Eafttcrn  hemlock.  American  woods:  Eastern  hemlock  (Tsuga  canadensis)  [with 
list  of  references]  ;  by  II.  S.  Betts.  June  1944.  10  p.  1  pi.  map,  4"  [Proc- 
essed.]    t  A  13.31 :  H  37/2/944 

Farm  wood  la  fids.  Treatment  of  income  from  farm  woodlands,  under  revenue 
act  of  1913;  [by  Gerhard  J.  Isaac  and  Paul  E.  MaloueJ.  [July  1944.]  [l]-f 
8  p.  4°  [Processed.  Pn'pared  in  co(tpcration  with  Agricultural  Economics 
Bureau.]     f  -  A  13.2  :F  22/7 

Ilacklx  rra.  American  woods:  Hackberrv  |wlth  list  of  references];  by  H.  S. 
Betts.   'Aug.  1944.     8  p.  1  pi.  2  maps,  4"     [Processed.]     t         A  13.31 :  II  11/944 

Incense  cedar.  American  woods:  California  incense-cedar  (Libocedrus  decur- 
rens)  [with  list  of  references]  ;  by  H.  S.  Betts.  Aug.  1944.  5  p.  map,  4° 
[Processed.  ]     t  A  13.31 :  C  32/2/944 

Lodffepoic  pine.  American  woods:  Lodgepole  pine  (Pinus  contorta  latifolia) 
[with  list  of  references]  ;  by  H.  S.  Betts.  Aug.  1044.  G  p.  1  pi.  map,  4" 
[Processed.]     $  A  13.31 :  P  65/2/944 

Oak.     American  woods :  Oak  [with  list  of  references]  ;  by  H.  S.  Betts.     May  1944. 

22  p.  4  pi.  4"     [Processed.]     t  A  13.31 :  Oa  4/944 

Pecan.     American  woods:  Pecan  [with  list  of  references]  ;  by  H.  S.  Betts.     Aug. 

1944.     12  p.  1  pi.  4  maps,  4"     [Processed.]     t  A  13.31:  P  33/944 

Red  pine.  American  woods  :  Red  pine  (Pinus  resinosa)  [with  list  of  references]  ; 
by  H.  S.  Betts.     Aug.  1944.     7  p.  map,  4°     [Processed.]     t    A  13.31 :  P  65/9/944 

Redicood.  American  woods:  Redwood  (Sequoia  sempervirens)  [with  list  of 
references]  ;  by  H.  S.  Betts.    Sept.  1944.    11  p.  1  pi.  map,  4"     [Processed.]     % 

A  13.31 :  R  24/944 

Spruce.  American  woods:  Sitka  spruce  (Pices  sitchensis)  [with  list  of  refer- 
ences] ;  by  H.  S.  Betts.     Aug.  1944.     10  p.  1  pi.  map,  4°     [Processed.]     t 

A  13.31 :  Sp  8/{M4 

Westci-n  larch.  American  woods:  Western  larch  (Larix  occidentalis)  [with  list 
of  references]  ;  by  H.  S.  Betts.    Aug.  1944.    8  p.  1  pi.  map,  4°     [Processed.]     J 

A  13.31 :  L  32/944 

Western  red  cedar.  American  woods:  Western  redcedar  (Thuja  plicata)  [with 
list  of  references]  ;  by  H.  S.  Betts.    Aug.  1944.    8  p.  map.  4°    [Processed.]    t 

A  13.31 :  C  32/8/944 

White  cedar.  American  woods:  Atlantic  white-cedar  (Chamaecyparis  thyoides) 
[with  list  of  references]  ;  by  H.  S.  Betts.  Aug.  1944.  5  p.  map,  4"  [Proc- 
essed.]    $  A  13  31 :  C  32/7/944 

Yellow  poplar.  American  woods:  Yellow-poplar  (Liriodendron  tulipifera)  [with 
list  of  r(<ferences]  ;  by  H.  S.  Betts.  May  1944.  11  p.  1  pi.  map,  4"  [Proc- 
essed.]    t  A  13.31 :  P  81/2/944 

INFORMATION  OFFICE 

Clip  sheet,  no.  1371-74;  Oct.  8-2f>,  1944.  [1{>44.]  Each  4  leaves,  4°  [Weekly. 
Processed.]     %    (limited  distribution).  A 21.15 :  1371-1374 

Note. — Tlip  Clip  shoot  is  not  available  either  for  free  distribution  or  for  sale  to  the 
pul)lic.  It  is  distributed  only  to  professional  writers,  newspapers,  and  publishers  inter- 
ested in  agricultural  information.     (No  subscription  list.) 

Farmers'  bulletins.  List  of  available  Farmers'  bulletins  and  Leaflets  of  Depart- 
ment of  Agriculture  [no.  1,  Oct.  15,  1944].     [1944.]     7  p.  t     •  Item  131 

A  21.9/8 : 1/64 

Puhlications.     United  States  Department  of  Agriculture,  monthlv  list  of  pub- 
lications, Sept,.  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.     f     •  Item  132 
L.  C.  card  Agr  »-1414  A  21.6/5 :  944/9 

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November  1944  1231 

rch.    INIost  important  research  achievements  of  Department  of  Agriculture 
jutists  during  recent  years.     May  6,  1044.     18  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t 

A  21.2  :R  31 


Resea 

scientists  during 


LIBRARY 


Agriculture.     Bibliography  of  agriculture,  v.  5,  no.  4;  Oct.  1944.   [1944.]     [162] 
p.  4°     [Monthly.]     *  Paper,  35c.     Single  copy,  $3.75  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscrip- 
tion, $4.75.     •  Item  134 
L.  C.  card  Agr  42-3S6  A  17.18 :  5/4 

Selected  list  of  American  agricultural  books.    Sept.  1944.    29  p.  4°    (Library 

list  1,  revi.*!ed. )     [Processed.]     f 

L.  C.  card  Agr  44-164  A  17.17  :  1/2 

Cotton  literature,  selected  references,  index  to  v.  12,  Jan.-June  1942.  Washington, 
D.  C,  July  1944.     [1] +200-249  p.  4°     [Processed.]     f        A  17.13  :  12/1-6/ind. 

Poultrij.     Bibliography  on  poultry  industry  in  countries  other  than  Canada  and 
United  States  [with  list  of  sources  consulted]  ;  compiled  by  Helen  E.  Henne- 
frund.     Washington,  D.  C,  Sept.  1944.     113  p.  4°     (Library  list  12.)      [Proc- 
essed.]    t 
L.  C.  card  Agr  44-165  A  17.17 :  12 

RURAL  ELECTRIFICATION  ADMINISTRATION 

Dehydration.  Progress  report  on  electric  dehydration,  using  ho-made  dehydrator. 
[1944.]      [36]  p.  il.  4"     [Processed.]     t  AGS.2:D36 

Rural  electrification  nens,  Oct.  1944;   [v.  10,  no.  2].     [1944.]     22+ [2]  p.  il.  4° 
[Monthly.]     *Papei-,  10c.  single  copy,  75c.  a  yr. ;  foreign  siibscription,  $1.15. 
•  Item  147 
L.  C.  card  37-26406  ^  A  6S.9 :  10/2 

WAR  FOOD  ADMINISTRATION 

Cotton  purchase  and  sales  program.  Washington,  Sept.  29,  1944.  2  p.  4°  [Pi-oc- 
essed.]     t  A  80,2  :C  82 

Farm   products.     Consumers'  guide  to  U.   S.  standards  for  farm  products;  by 
Catherine  M.  Viehniann.     Sept.  1944.      [21+21   p.   il.  4°      (Agriculture  Dcpt. 
Miscellaneous  publication  553.)     *  Paper,  10c.     •Item  14 
L.  C.  card  Agr  44-106  A  1.38 :  553 

Nutrition.  Make  America  strong  by  making  Americans  stronger;  [bookmark]. 
[1944.]     7.5x2.3  in.     t  A  80.2:  Am  3 

AGRIOrrLTUBAL  ADJUSTMENT  AGENCY 

Feed.  Wartime  shifts  in  feed  and  livestock  production  with  local  area  compari- 
sons;  prepared  in  North  Central  Division  by  Worley  S.  Earp  and  Eileen 
McDonald.  Sept.  1944.  [2] +45  p.  il.  (ACP-145.)  [For  administrative 
use.]     t  A  80.002  :F  32 

DISTRIBUTION  OFFICE 

Apples.  Cold  storage  prospects  for  apples  and  pears  in  1944 ;  by  A.  S.  Walker. 
Washington,  D.  C,  Aug.  30,  1944.     [2] +15  p.  il.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

A  80.102  :Ap  5/944 

Beets.  Amendment  to  United  States  standards  for  grades  of  canned  beets  [effec- 
tive Aug.  1,  1944].     July  15,  1944.     1  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t 

A  66.16 :  B  393/941/amdt. 

Note. — This  .imondnient  is  classed  under  the  Agricultural  Marketing  Service  so  that 
it  may  l)e  filed  with  the  publication  which  it  amends. 

Consumers'  guide,  Oct.  1944;    [v.  10,  no.  11].     [1944.]     16  p.  il.  A"     [Monthly. 
Includes  CG  news  letter.]     *  Paper,  5c.  single  copy,  50c.  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscrip- 
tion  T^p      •  Jf^Pm  48 
L.  C.  card  36-12412  A  80.108 :  10/11 

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1232  Government  Publications 

Cotton.  Weekly  cotton  market  review,  v.  26,  no.  10-13-,  Oct.  7-28.  1944.  [1944.] 
Each  [2]  p.  or  2  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t  A  80.109 :  20/10-13 

Dairy  and  poultry  market  statistics,  1943,  annual  summary  of  market  statistics 
collected  and  compiled  by  Dairy  and  Poultry  Branch.  Aug.  1944.  cover  title, 
iv+40  p.  4"     (CS-9.)     t     •  Item  61  A80.119:9 

Food.     Fact  sheet  on  food.     [1944.]     8  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  A 80.131  :F 73 

Food  trade  letter  48-r)5;  Sept.  2-30,  1944.     [1944.]     various  paging,  il.  f° 

or  4°     [Weekly.     Processed.     Numbers  49,  Sept.  1944,  and  53,  Sept.  22,  1944,  are 
special  etlitions.]     t  A  80.125  :  48-55 

Grapefruit  juice.  Amendment  to  United  States  standards  for  grades  of  canned 
blended  grapefruit  and  orange  juice,  effective  Nov.  1,  1944.  Sept.  23,  1944. 
1  p.  4'     [Processed.]     t  A  80.121 :  G  76/943/amdt. 

Amendment  to  United  States  standards  for  grades  of  canned  grapefruit 

juice   [effective  Nov.  1,  1944].     Sept.  23,  1944.     1  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t 

A  66.16  :  G  766/941/amdt. 

NoTF,. — This  nmendment  is  clnsscd  under  the  Agricultural  Marlieting  Service  so  that 
It  may  be  filed  with  the  publication  whicli  it  amends. 

Eonni.  Semi-monthly  honey  report,  v.  28,  no.  19  and  20,  Oct.  2  and  16,  1944. 
[1944.]     12  p.  aiidS+[l]  p.  narrow  f°     [Processed.]     t  A  80.110 :  28/20,21 

Industrial  feeding.  Fact  sheet  on  industrial  feeding.  Revised  May  1944.  [1944.] 
4  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  A  80.131 :  F  32/944 

Lirestoclc.  meats  and  wool,  market  reviews  and  statistics,  Oct.  7-21  [1914]  ; 
V.  12,  no.  41^3.     Oct.  11-25,  1944.     p.  679-731,  4°     [Weekly.     Processed.]     t 

A  80.111 :  12/41-43 

Margarine.  Margarine  production,  June  1944.  [1944.]  1  p.  4"  [Monthly. 
Processed.]     t  A  80.130 :  944/6 

Same,  July  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4°     [Monthly.    Processed.]     t 

A  80.130:  944/7 

Same,  Aug.  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4°     [Monthly.    Processed.]     t 

A  80.130:  944/8 

Marketing  activities,  Oct.  1944:  [v.  7,  no  .10].  [1944.]  21  p.  il.  4°  [Monthly. 
Processed.]     t  A  80.114:  7/10 

Meat  Inspection  Division.  Directory  of  Meat  Inspection  Division;  corrected  to 
July  1,  1944.  1944.  [l]+45  p.  (Livestock  and  Meats  Branch.)  [Part  of 
the  pages  are  blank.]     *  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  67  A  80.102  :  M  46/944 

Milk.  Order  regulating  handling  of  milk  in  suburban  Chicago.  111.,  marketing 
area,  effective  Sept.  1,  1944.  [1944.]  14  p.  (Order  69.)  [Title  7.  chap.  9, 
Code  of  Federal  regulations,  (Marketing  ordei's)  pt.  969.]     t     •  Item  159 

A  80.116 :  69 

Onions.     Fact  sheet  on  onions.     May  1944.    4  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

A  80.131 :  On  4 

Orange  juice.  Amendment  to  United  States  standards  for  grades  of  canned 
concentrated  orange  juice,  effective  Nov.  1,  1944.  Sept.'  23,  1944.  1  p.  4° 
[Processed.]     t  A80.121 :  Or  1/amdt. 

Amendment  to  United  States  standards  for  grades  of  canned  orange  juice 

[effective  Nov.  1,  1944].     Sept.  23,  1944.     1  p  4°     [Processed.]     t 

A  75.19 :  Or  1/942/amdt. 
NOTK. — This  amendment  is  classed  under  the  Agricultural  Marketing  Administration 
BO  that  it  may  be  filed  with  the  publication  which  it  amends. 

P.  and  S.  docket,  monthly  report  of  action  taken  on  cases  arising  under  packers 
and  stockyards  act,  V.  6,  no.  10;  Oct.  1944.     [1944.]     3  p.  4°     [Proce.ssed.]     t 

A  80.115 : 6/10 

Peanuts.  Weekly  peanut  report,  v.  26.  no.  40-43;  Oct.  4-25.  1044.  ri944.1 
various  paging,  narrow  f°     [Processed.]     f  A  80.112 :  26/40-43 

Poiiltrii.  Fact  sheet  on  need  for  increased  home  canning  and  freezing  of  chicken. 
June  1944.     4  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  A  80.131 :  C  43 

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November  1944  1233 

Rice.  Annual  market  summary  of  southern  rice.  Sept.  20,  1944.  4+ [10]  p.  4° 
[Processed.]     t  A  80.102  :  R  36/943-44 

School  lunches.  Menu-planning  guide  for  school  lunches,  based  on  WFA  require- 
ments for  type  A  and  type  B  lunches.  Sept.  1943,  revised  Sept.  1944.  [1944.] 
[2] +29  p.  4°     (NFC-10)      [Some  of  these  pages  are  printed  on  one  side  only.] 

*  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  61  A  80.123:  10/2 

Siiga7-canc.  Determination  of  fair  and  reasonable  wage  rates  for  persons  em- 
ployed in  harvesting  of  sugarcane  in  Louisiana  during  period  Sept.  1,  1944-June 
30,  1945.     Aug.  29,  1944.     2  p.      (S.  D.  200;  Sugar  Branch.)     t     •  Item  30 

A  80.117  r  200 

Determination  of  farming  practices  to  be  carried  out  in  connection  with 

production  of  sugarcane  during  1945  crop  year  in  Virgin  Islands,  pursuant  to 
sugar  act  of  1937,  as  amended.  Aug.  3,  1944.  1  p.  (S.  D.  197;  Sugar  Branch.) 
t     •  Item  30  A  80.117: 197 

Tomato  paste.  Tentative  United  States  standards  for  grades  of  canned  tomato 
paste  (effective  Sept.  1.5,  1944).  1st  issue.  [Aug.  30,  1944.]  4+[l]  p.  4° 
[Processed.]     f  A  80.121 :  T  59/944 

Tomatoes.  Fact  sheet  on  need  for  more  tomatoes  in  1944.  May  1944.  2  p.  4° 
[Processed.  ]     f  A  80.131 :  T  59 

■ Fact  .sheet  on  tomatoes  for  canning.     Aug.  1944.     3  p.  4°     [Processed.]     f 

A  80.131 :  T  59/2 

EXTENSION   SE35VICE 

Extension  Service  review,  v.  15,  no.  10 ;  Oct.  1944.  [1944.]  p.  145-160,  il.  4° 
[Monthly.]     *  Paper,  10c.  single  copy,  75c.  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $1.15. 

•  Item  95 

L.  C.  card  Agr  30-359  A  80.307  :  15/10 

Slidefilms. 

Note. — Slidefllms  covering  many  phases  of  agriculture  and  home  economics  have  been 
prepared  by  the  Extension  Service  in  cooperation  with  subject-matter  bureaus  of  tlie 
Agriculture  Department.     Each  slidefilm  is  accompanied  by  exphmatory  lecture  notes. 

A  list  of  available  subjects  and  information  on  how  to  purcliase  slidefllms  nuiy  be 
obtained  from  tlie  Division  of  Extension  Information,  Extension  Service,  Department  of 
Agriculture,  Washington  25,  D.  C. 

FABM   SECURITY   ADMINISTRATION 

Farm  purchase  loans.  Revised  [edition].  [July  1944.]  [4]  p.  il.  narrow  8° 
(FSA  pub.  130.)     t  A  80.702  :  L  78/944-2 

Farm  labor.  History  of  farm  labor  activities  of  Farm  Security  Administration. 
[1944.]     13  p.  4°     (FSA  pub.  132.)      [Processed.]     t  A80.7C2:L11 

Health.  Handbook  on  health  for  farm  families.  [1944.]  16  p.  oblong  32° 
(FSA  publication  129.)     *  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  109  A  8  1.706  :H  34 

Veteratis.  Farm  security  helps  veterans  get  started  in  farming.  [1944.] 
[4]  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  .  A  80.702  :V  64 

PRODUCTION   OFFICE 

Cattle  situation  in  1944;  [by  Charles  A.  Bnrmeister].  June  12,  1944.  23  p.  il.  4° 
[Processed.  Prepared  at  request  of  Extension  Service  for  use  as  background 
material  by  extension  specialists  and  other  field  representatives.]     t 

A  S0.2D2 :  C  29/944 

SOFL   CONSERVATION    SER\^CE 

Drour/ht  in  United  States  analyzed  by  means  of  theory  of  probability  [with  list 
of    literature    cited]  ;    by    George   Blumenstock,    ir.     Apr.    1942.     cover    title, 
G3  p.-|-[l]  folded  leaf,  il.     (Agricidture  Di^pt.     Technical  bulletin  819.)      [Re- 
leased in  1944.]     *  Paper,  15c.     •  Item  16 
L.  C.  card  Agr  44-167  A  1.36 :  819 

Soil  conservation,  official  organ  of  Soil  Conservation  Service,  Oct.  1944  ;   [v.  10, 
no.  4].     [1944.]      [21+67-88  p.  il.  4°     [Monthly.]     *  Paper,  10c.  single  copy, 
$1.00  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $1.50.     •  Item  152 
L.  C.  card  Agr.  35-403  A  80.507 :  10/4 

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1234  Government  Publications 

Sml  conservation  districts,  stato  of  orgaiiiziitioii  by  States,  approximate  acreage, 
numbor  of  operating  units  and  farms  in  organized  districts  [as  of  Sept.  15,  1944]. 
Oct.  1,  1944.     4  p.  4"     [Monthly.     Proces.sed.J     t  A  80.508 :  944/9 

CIVIL  SERVICE  COMMISSION 

Note. — The  Cnmniission  fiirnislu's  individual  copies  of  most  of  its  publications  gratui- 
tously to  those  who  apply  for  them. 

Clans  specifications.  [Class  specifications  and  statements  of  allocation  standards 
for  positions  subject  to  classification  act  of  192i,  as  amended]  ;  Aug.  1944. 
[1944.]  [32]  p.  [Monthly.  Issued  in  loose-leaf  form.]  *  Paper,  15c.  single 
copy,  $1.50  a  yr.     •  Item  169  CS  1.39 :  944/8 

Same;     Sept.    1944.     [1944.]      [16]     p.     [Monthly.     Issued    in    loo.se-leaf 

form.]      •  Item  169  CS  1.39: 944/9 

Handbook  for  Commission  employees.     May  1944.    cover  title,  vi+58  p.     (Form 
2461 ;  Personnel  Division.)      [Map  on  p.  3  of  cover.]     t     •  Item  171 
L.  C.  card  44-41628  CS  1.7/2 :  Em  7 

Militarii  experience.     Accrediting  military  experience,  selected  list  of  references. 
July  1944.     [l]+10p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  44-41572  CS  1.2 :  M  59/4/944 

COMBINED  PRODUCTION  AND  RESOURCES  BOARD, 
UNITED  STATES,  GREAT  BRITAIN,  AND  CANADA 

Note. — The    establisliment    of    the    Conil)ined    Production    and    Resources    Board    was 
announced  by  the  President  on  June  9,  1942. 

Report  of  work  of  Combined  Production  and  Resources  Board ;  issued  by  Donald 
M.  Nelson,  Oliver  Lyttelton,  and  (J.  D.  Howe,  at  conclusion  of  Board's  2d  year 
of  operations.     Aug.  1944.     5  p.  4°     t 
L.  C.  card  44-41587  Y  3.C  73/3 : 1/942-44 

COMMERCE  DEPARTMENT 

CENSUS  BUREAU 

Automobile  accidents.  Summary  of  motor  vehicle  accident  fatalities,  1st  quar- 
ter, 1944.     Oct.  10,  1944.     p.  1-21,  il.  4°     [Processed.     Preliminary  report.]     t 

C  3.128/3 :  944/1 

Commerce.     Foreign  commerce  and  navigation  of  United  States,  calendar  year 
1941.     1944.     xxxvii-f6;;6  p.  4"     [Prepared   under  suijervlsion  of  J.   Edward 
Ely,  chief,  Foreign  Trade  Division.]     *  Cloth,  .$2..">0. 
L.  C.  card  14-21466  C  3.159 :  941 

Same.     (H.  doc.  533,  77th  Cong.  2d  sess.) 

Cotton.  Activity  in  cotton  spinning  industry  for  Sept.  1944.  Oct.  19, 1944.  1  p.  4° 
[Monthly.     Processed.     Preliminary  report.]     t  0  3.53:944/9 

Report  on  cotton  ginning,  number  of  bales  of  cotton  ginned  from  growth 

of  1944  prior  to  Sept.  16,  1944,  and  comparative  statistics  to  corresponding 
date  in  1943  and  1942.  Sept.  23,  1944.  oblong  32"  [Preliminary  report. 
Issued  in  postal  card  fonn.]     f 

L.  C.  card  8-8422  C  3.20 :  944-45/3 

Same  prior  to  Oct.  1,  1044,  and  comparative  statistics  to  corresponding  date 

in  1943  and  1942.     Oct.  9,  1944.     1  p.  4"     [Processed.     Preliminary  report.]     t 

C  3.20 :  944-45/4 

September  report  of  cotton  consumed,  on  hand,  and  active  cotton  spindles. 

Oct.  14,  1944.  oblong  32°  [Preliminary  report.  Issued  in  postal  card 
form.]     t  0  3.21:944-45/2 

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November  1944  1235 

Cottonseed.  Cottonseed  received,  crushed,  and  on  hand  and  cottonseed  products 
produced,  shipped  out,  and  on  hand  in  United  States,  Aug.  1-31,  seasons 
1944-45  and  3943-44.  Stpt.  13,  1944.  pblong  32°  [Monthly.  Preliminary 
report.     Issued  in  postal  card  form.]     f  C  3.149 : 944-45/1 

Same,  Aug.  1-Sept.  30,  seasons  1944-45  and  1943-44.     Oct.  13,  1944.     oblong 

32°     [Monthly.     Preliminary  report.     Issued  in  postal  card  form.]     t 

0  3.149:944^5/2 

EinpJoymcnt.  Government  employment,  2d  quarter,  1944;  v.  5,  no.  3,  final,  Public 
employment  in  April  1944.     Oct.  1944.     9  p.  il.  4°     [Processed.]     t     C  3.140 :  5/3 

Industrial  and  husiness  statistics.  [Monthly  and  quarterly  industrial  and  business 
statistics.]     4°  or  oblong  8°     [Processed.]     t 

C3.     (various  arbitrary  numbers)  : 

Note. — Tlie  Census  Bureau  collects  ami  publishes  monthly  iind  quarterly  current  statis- 
tics in  processed  form  for  numerous  industries  and  commodities.  Summaries  of  most 
of  these  statistics  are  published  later  in  Survey  of  current  business  issued  each  month 
by  th^^  Foreign  and  Domestic  Corameice  Bureau.  The  titles  of  these  rep'  rts  as  issued  for 
1944,  with  the  Documents  OtHce  classification  number  for  each,  are  listed  below  : 

Monthly  industrial  and  business  reports 

Asphalt  and   tar  rooflnR  and  siding  prod-  Plastic  paints,  cold-water  paints,  and  cal- 

ucts,  Shipments  of  (C  3.100:)  cimiues  (C3.96:) 

Boots,  shoes,  and  slippers,  other  than  rub-  Porcelain    enameled    products,    metal   hiiS\. 

ber    (C3.43:)  only   (C3.9S:) 

Commercial  steel  castings    (C3.74:)  Public-merchandise  warehousing  (C  3.102  :) 

Confectionery    and    competitive    chocolate  Pyroxylin     coated     woven     cotton     fabrics 

products,  manufacturers'  sales  (C  3.13.5  :)  (C  3.104  :) 

Cotton  consumed,  on  baud,  and  active  cot-  Raw  wool  consumption  (C  3.52  :) 

ton  spin(;ies;  (C3.21:)  Red-cedar  shingles  (C  3.119:) 

Cotton,   bather,   and  allied  garments    (ci-  Retail  sales,  independent  stores  fsummary 

vilian  and  Government)       (C  3.64  :)  and  one  report  for  each  of  34  Slates  and 

Cotton-seed  products  manufactured  and  on  fi  citiesl    (C  3.138:) 

hand  at  oil  mills  by  States  (C  3.125  :)  Sales  finance  companies   (C  3.151  :) 

Domestic  pumps,  water  systems,  and  wind-  Steel   shipping   barrels,   drums,   and  pails 

mills    (C3.77:)  (C  3.106:) 

Fats     and     oils,     animal     and     vegetable  Steel  boilers    (C  3.107:) 

(C  3.123:)                                           ,  Superpho.sphate  (C  3.111:) 

Galvanized  range  boilers  and  tanks  for  hot  Underwear  and  knit  cloth   (C  3.113  :) 

water  heaters   (C  3.80:)  Wl>eat  ground  and  wheat-milling  products 

Leather  gloves  and  mittens   (C  3.42  :)  (C  3.117:) 

Malleable  iron  castings  {C3.89:)  White-base     antifriction     bearing     metals 

Mechanical  stokers  (C  3.91  :)  (C  3.71  :) 

Men's,  vouths',  and  bovs'  clothing  (civilian  Wholesalers'  s.ilcs,  inventories,  and  credits 

and  Government)    (C3.92:)  (C  3.1.33:) 

Oil  bun.ers   (■C3.93:)  Wool  machinery  activity    (C3.51:) 
Paint,    varnish,    lacquer,    and    fillers     (C 

3.94:) 

Quarterly  industrial  and  business  reports 

Blowers,  fans,  unit  heaters,  and  accessory  Warm-air    furnaces    and   winter   air-condi- 

equipment   (C  3.143  »)  tioning   units    (C  3.144:) 

Fats  and  oils.  Factory  consumption  of  pri-  Wh'^at  and  wheat  flour  stocks  h?ld  by  mills 

mary  animal   and  vegetable,  by  classes  (C3  115:) 

of  products  (C  3.1.54  :)  Wool  and  related  fibers,  Commercial  stocks 

I.a-quer.  Sales  of  (C  3.88:)  of   (C  3.52/3:) 

Industry.     Facts  for  industry.     4°  and  oblong  8°     [Processed.]     t  C  3.158: 

Note. — The  Facts  for  industry  series  was  established  as  the  medium  to  carry  out 
the  policy  adopted  by  the  War "  Production  Board  of  releasing  significant  statistical 
data  to  industry  whenever  the  ndease  wotihl  nf>l  interfere  wtih  the  war  efl'ort.  Gen- 
erally, the  series  provides  information  on  such  basic  factors  as  production,  shiitments, 
inventories  and  unfilled  nnl'TS,  for  in-oduets  for  which  the  Board  has  required  reports 
in  o'der  to  maintain  wartime  controls.  Facts  for  industry  series  is  issued  jointly  by 
the  War  Prodneficii  Hoard  and  the  ISureau  of  the  Census,  and  may  be  of  two  kinds: 
onetime  and  periodic. 

Lahnr  force.  Montlily  report  on  labor  force:  Estimates  of  labor  force,  employ- 
ment and  uneinploynieiit  in  United  States  during  week  of  S(>pt.  3-9,  1944. 
Oct.  7,  1944.     4  p.  4°     (Special  survevs ;  IMRLF-no.  28.)      [Proces.sed.]     t 

C  3.1.^)5 :  28 

Mortnlitif  index.  Weekly  mortalitv  index,  deaths  in  ma.i'or  cities,  Oct.  7-28, 
1944 ;  V.  15,  now  40-43.     Oct.  12-Nov.  2,  1944.     Each  4  p.  il.  4°     1  Processed.]     t 

C  3.41 :  15/40-43 

Neproes.  Convention  dates  of  Negro  organizations.  1944.  Mav  1944.  14  p.  oblong 
8°      (Negro  statistical  bulletin   2.)      [Processed.]      f  '  0  3.131:2/5 

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1236  Government  Publications 

Vcgroen — Continued. 

Negro  newspapers  and  periodicals  in  United  States,  1943.    Aug.  1044.    10  p. 

4°     (Negro  statistical  bulletin  1.)     [Processed.]    t 

L.  C.  card  44-^1571  C  3.131 : 1/5 

Population.  Population :  Characteristics  of  population,  labor  force,  families,  and 
housing.  Detroit-Willow  Run  congested  production  area,  June  1944.  Oct.  1, 
1944.     29p.il.  4°     (Series  CA-3,  no.  9.)      [Processed.]     t  C  3.160 :  CA-3/9 

Same,  Hampton  Roads  congested  production  area,  May  1944.    Aug.  29,  1944. 

30  p.  il.  4°     (Series  CA-3,  no.  7.)     [Processed.]     t  C 3.160 :  CA-3/7 

Same,  Muskegon   congested  production  area    (Muskegon  County,  Mich.), 

June  1944.     Oct.  7,  1944.     18  p.  11.  4°     (Series  CA-3,  no.  10.)      [Processed.]     t 

C  3.160 :  CA-3/10 

Same :  Final  population  figures  for  area  and  its  constituent  parts,  Detroit- 
Willow  Run  congested  production  area,  June  1944.  Aug.  26,  1944.  3  p.  4° 
(SeriesCA-1,  no.  10.)     [Processed.]    t  C  3.160 :  CA-1/10 

Same,  Muskegon  congested  production  area    (Muskegon  County,  Mich.), 

June  1944.     Aug.  22,  1944.     4  p.  4°     (Series  CA-1,  no.  9.)      [Processed.]     t 

C  3.160 :  CA-1/9 

■ Same :  Total  population  of  10  congested  production  areas,  1944.     Sept.  20, 

1944.    3  p.  4"    (SeriesCA-1,  no.  11.)     [Processed.]    f  C  3.160 :  CA-1/11 

Same :  "Vacancy  in  privately  owned  dwelling  units  in  the  Muskegon  con- 
gested production  area,  June  1944.  Oct.  19, 1944.  4  p.  4°  ( Series  CA-4,  no.  1. ) 
[Processed.]     t  C  3.160  :CA^/1 

Same :  Wartime  changes  in  population  and  family  characteristics,  Musk- 
egon congested  production  a^ea,  June  1944.  Oct.  18,  1944.  6  p.  4°  (Series 
CA-2,  no.  10.)     [Processed.]     t  C  3.160 :  CA-2/10 

Same,  Puget  Sound  congested  production  area,  June  1944.     Sept.  12,  1944. 

Sp.  4°     (Series  CA-2,  no.  8.)     [Processed.]     t  C  3.160 :  CA-2/8 

Vital  statistics.  Monthly  vital  statistics  bulletin,  Oct.  12, 1944  ;  v.  7,  no.  8  [1941.] 
4  p.  il.  4°     [Processed.]     f  03.127:7/8 

CIVIL  AERONAUTICS  AUTHORITY 

CIVH-  AERONAUTICS  ADillNISTltATION 

Airports.    National  airport  plan.    Washington,  D.  C,  1944.    [7]  +35  p.  il.  1  tab.  4" 
[Processed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  44-41627  C  31.102 :  Ai  7/16 

CAA  journal  [v.  5,  no.  9];  Sept.  15,  1944.     [1944.]     p.  101-112,  il.  4°     (Infor- 
mation and  Statistics  Service.)     [Monthly.]    *  Paper,  5c.  single  copy,  50c.  a  yr. ; 
foreign  subscription,  75c.     •  Item  219 
L.  C.  card  40-26182  C  31.118 :  5/9 

Index  to  Civil  aeronautics  journal,  v.  4,  Jan.  15-Dec.  15, 1943.    1944.    1  p.  4° 

*  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  219  C  31.118 :  4/iud. 

CIVIL  AERONAUTICS  BOARD 

Note. — The  opinions  in  economic  proceedings  of  the  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  are  printed 
separately  beginning  with  v.  2,  and  are  "advance  sheets"  of  the  material  which  will  malje 
up  bound  volumes  of  tlie  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  Reports. 

The  seiiarate  opinions  are  obtainable  from  the  Superintendent  of  Documents,  Government 
Printing:  Office.  Washington  25,  D.  C,  at  a  subscription  price  of  $1.00  per  volume  ;  single 
copies  vary  in  price. 

Air  carriers.  [Uniform  system  of  accounts  for  domestic  air  carriers,  revised 
pages],  amdt.  1.  [1944.]  p.  31-1,  32-2.  (CAB  form  2780  manual  1-1-42 
[amdt.  1].)      [Issued  in  loose-leaf  form.]     t     •  Item  222 

C  31.20G/2 :  Ac  2/942/amdt.l 

[Uniform  system  of  accounts  for  domestic  air  carriers,  revised  pages], 

amdt.   1.     [1944.]     p.   37-1.   37-2.     (CAB   form   2380   manual    1-1-43    [amdt. 
1].)     [Issued  in  loose-leaf  form.]     t     •  Item  222 

C  31.206/2 :  Ac  2/2/943/amdt.l 

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November  1944  1237 

Air  carriers — Continued. 

Same,  amdt.  2.     [1944.]     p.  37-9,  37-10.     (CAB  form  2780  [2380]  manual 

1-1-43   [amdt.  2].)      [Issued  in  loose-leaf  form.]     t     •  Item  222 

C  31.20G/2  :  Ac  2/2/943/amdt.2 

Air  traffic.  Overseas  air  service  patterns,  transcaribbean  and  offshore-island 
areas;  app.  1,  Classified  origination-destination  data,  193S-42  (basic  data  from 
reports  of  Pan  American  and  selected  affiliates).  [1944.]  cover  title,  [2]  + 
143  p.  oblong  large  8°     [Processed.]     I  C  31.202  :  Ov  2/944/app.l 

Same:  app.  2,  Sea  passenger  traffic  data,  1930-33  (basic  data  from  reports 

of  Maritime  Commission).  [1944.]  [l]+39  p.  il.  oblong  large  8°  [Proc- 
essed. ]     t  C  31.202 :  Ov  2/944/app.2 

Same.     Revised  edition.     [1944.]     cover   title,   42  p.   il.   oblong  large  8° 

[Processed.]     $  C  31.202  :  Ov  2/944-2/app.2 

Overseas  air  service  patterns,   transcaribbean  and  offshore-island  areas; 

report  by  F.  H.  Crczier.  Washington,  D.  C,  Jan.  1914.  [l]+vi-fl31  p.  il. 
2  p.  of  maps,  oblong  f°  [Processed.  Preliminary  draft.  I\Iaps  are  sepa- 
rate.]    t  C  31.2C2  :  Ov  2/944 

Same:     Revised    edition.     Wa.shington,    D.    C,    Aug.    1944.     cover    title, 

vi-fll5  p.  il.  oblong  large  S"     [Processed.]     $  C  31.202 :  Ov  2/944-2 

Aircraft  accidents.  Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  acci- 
dent involving  aircraft  during  crop-seeding  flight  [Mario  Marengo  ranch  4 
miles  northwest  of  Williams,  Calif.,  May  9,  1944];  adopted  Sept.  13,  1944. 
[1944.]     2  p.  4°     [Processed.]     $  C  31.213  :W  676 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  crop  seeding  flight  [near  Willows.  Cal.,  May  3,  1944]  ;  adopted 
Sept.  13,  1944.     [1944.]     2  p.  4°     [Processed.]     $  C  31.213  :W  684 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  cross-country  charter  flight  [near  Belleville,  Pa.,  June  17, 
1944]  ;  adopted  Sept.  13,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

C  31.213  :  B  416 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  cross-country  instruction  flight  [near  Colmar,  111.,  June  1, 
1944]  ;  adopted  Sept.  19,  1944.     [1944.]     2  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

C  31.213  :  C  71 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  cross-oountrv  practice  flight  [8  miles  northwest  of  Culbertson, 
Mont,  July  IS,  1944]  ;  adopted  Sept.  15,  1944.  [1944.]  1  p.  4"  [Proc- 
essed.]    I  C  31.213  :C  897 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  flight  [about  10  miles  northeast  of  Denver  Municipal 
Airport.  Denver,  Colo.,  June  8,  1944]  ;  adopted  Sept.  15,  1944.  [19-14.]  1  p.  4° 
[Processed.]     J  C  31.213  :  D  437/3 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  flight  [near  Gardnerville,  Nev.,  July  9,  1944]  ;  adopted 
Sept.    15,   1944.     [1944.]     1   p.   4°     [Processed.]     t  C  31.213 :  G 177/2 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  instruction  flight  [Barksdale  Field.  Laurens,  S.  C,  Apr. 
26,  1944]  ;  adopted  Sept.  19,  1944.     [1944.]     2  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

C  31.213  :  L  374/2 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  instruction  flight  [Denver  University  glider  field.  Denver, 
Colo.,  June  11,  1944]  ;  adopted  Sept.  13,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4°     [Proces-^ed.]     t 

C  31.213  :D  437/2 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  instruction  flight  [Des  Moines  Mnnicipal  Airport.  Des 
Moines.  Iowa,  Apr.  5,  1944]  ;  adopted  Sept.  15,  1944.  [1944.]  1  n.  4"  [Proc- 
essed.]    t  C  31.213  :D  465 

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1238  Go\'ERNMENT   PUBLICATIONS 

A ircraft  accidents — Continued. 

lU'port  of  Civil  Aoronaiitics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  instruction  tlight  (just  north  of  Hulton  bridge  across 
Allcgh(>ny  Kiver  near  Oakniont.  Penn.,  seaplane  base,  June  18,  1944J  ;  adopted 
Sept.  11),  1044.     [im4.]     2  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  C  31.213 :  Oa  4/2 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  instruction  flight  [Municipal  Airport,  Stevens  Point,  Wis., 
Apr.  25,  1944]  ;  adopted  Oct.  10,  11344.     [1944.]     2  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t 

C  31.213 :  St  47/2 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  instruction  flight  [near  Macon,  Ga.,  Apr.  10,  1944]  ;  adopted 
Sept.  13,  1944.     [1944.]     2  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t  C  31.213  :M  237 

■ Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on*  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  instruction  flght  [9  miles  southwest  of  Purdue  Airport, 
West  Lafayette,  Ind.,  May  7,  1944];  adopted  Sept.  13,  1944.  [1944.]  1  p.  4° 
[Processed.]     t  C  31.213  :W  521 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  instruction  flight  [3  miles  east  of  Lime  Ridge  Airport, 
Poughquag,  N.  Y.,  June  9,  1944]  ;  adopted  Sept.  19,  1944.  [1944.]  1  p.  4° 
[Processed.]     t  C  31.213  ;  P  861 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  pleasure  flight  [Bailey's  Airport,  Ludlow,  Mo.,  July  26, 
1944]  ;  adopted  Sept.  15, 1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4°     [Processed.]     I    C  31.213  :L  966 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  pleasure  flight  [Belle  Glade  Airport,  Belle  Glade,  Fla., 
June  6,  1944]  ;  adopted  Sept.  19,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

C  31.213 :  B  415/2 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  pleasure  flight  [Kalona,  Iowa,  June  13,  1944]  ;  adopted 
Sept.  19,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  C  31.213  :K  127 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  pleasure  flight  [near  Mansfield,  Wash.,  July  2,  1944]  ; 
adopted  Sept.  15,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t         C  31.213  :M  317 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aii'craft  during  local  pleasure  flight  [1^4  rniles  southeast  of  Harlem  Airport, 
Oak  Lawn.  111.,  June  15,  1944]  ;  adopted  Sept.  19,  1944.  [1944.]  1  p.  4° 
[Processed.]     t  .  C  31.213 :0a  4 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  pleasure  flight  [Williamsport  Airport.  Montoursville,  Pa., 
July  4,  1944]  ;  adopted  Sept.  15,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4°     [Processed]     t 

C  31.213  :  M  76S 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  practice  flight  [approximately  8  miles  south  of  Jamestown 
Airport,  Jamestown.  N.  Y.,  June  11.  1944]  ;  adopted  Sept.  13,  1944.  [1944.] 
1  p.  4"     [Processed.]     +  C  31.213:  J  239 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  practice  flight  [8  miles  southwest  of  Newland  Airport, 
Waco.  Tox..  June  18,  1944]  ;  adopted  Sept.  13,  1M4.  [1944.]  1  p.  4"  [Proc- 
essed.]    t  C  31.213  :W  116 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  practice  flight  [4  miles  north  of  Ely,  Nev..  Airport,  Feb.  5. 
1944]  ;  adopted  Sept.  13,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t 

C  31.213:  El  94 

■ Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  practice  flight  [Grosse  Point,  Mich.,  June  4,  1944]  :  adopted 
Sept.  19,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t  C  31.213:0  914 

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November  1944  1239 

Aircraft  accidents — Continued. 

Keport  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  practice  flght  [Municipal  Airport,  Yakima,  Wash.,  Apr. 
If),  1944]  ;  adopted  Sept.  15,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4°     [Processed.]     $ 

C  31.213 :  T 11 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  practice  flight  [near  Edgerton  Airport,  Cuero,  Tex.,  Feb. 
29,  1944]  ;  adopted  Sept.  13,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

C  31.213 :  C  894 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  practice  flight  [Sanders  Field,  Walls,  Miss.,  July  24,  1944]  ; 
adopted  Sept.  19,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  C  31.213  :W  159 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  practice  flight  [Skvport  Airport,  Houston,  Tex.,  Mar.  12, 
1944]  ;  adopted  Sept.  13,  1944.      [1944.]     1  p.  4°     [Processed.]      t 

C  31.213  :H  818 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  sightseeing  flight  [Houston  Main  Street  Air])ort,  Iloiiston, 
Tex.,  Apr.  16,  1944]  ;  adopted  Sept.  ir.,  1944.     [1914.]     1  p.  4°     [Processed.]     $ 

C  31.213 :  H  818/2 

Report  of  Civil  Aei'onautics  Board  on  investigation  of  near  collision  in 

mid-air  between  2  civilian  aircraft  engaged  in  commercial  flights  [Macomb 
Airport,  Macomb,  111.,  Aug.  14,  1943]  ;  adopted  Sept.  13,  1944.  [1944.]  5  p.  4° 
[Processed.]     t  C  31.213 :  M  236 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  propeller  accident 

[Hamilton  Airport,  Indiana,  Pa.,  June  30, 1944]  ;  adopted  Sept.  15, 1944.  [1944.] 
1  p.  4°     [Processed.]      t  C  31.213:  In  2 

■ Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  propeller  accident 

[11/-  miles  east  of  Backus,  Minn.,  Mav  12, 1944]  ;  adopted  Sept.  13,  1944.  [1914.] 
1  p.  4°     [Processed.]     |  C  31.213  :B  128 

American  Airlines,  Inc.  Docket  no.  334,  American  Airlines,  Inc.,  et  al.,  mail  rates 
[decided  Jan.  8,  1943;  supplemental  opinion  and  orders].  [1944.]  [l]+90- 
95  p.      ([Opinion]  7.)      [From  C.  A.  B.  Reports,  v.  4.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

C  31.211/a :  4/7 

American  Export  Lines.  Docket  no.  319,  American  Export  Ijines,  control,  Ameri- 
can Export  Airlines  [decided  Jan.  25,  1943;  supplemental  opinion  on  rearsument 
and  order].  [1944.]  [l]+104-112p.  ( [Opinion]  10.)  [From  C.  A.  B.  Reports, 
V.  4.]      *  Paper,  5c.  C  31.211/a  :  4/10 

Chicago  &  Southern  Air  Lines,  Inc.  Docket  no.  772,  Chicago  and  Southern  Air 
Lines,  Inc.,  temporai-y  service  to  Little  Rock  [decided  Jan.  11,  1943;  opinion 
and  order].  [1944.]  [1] +9.5-99  p.  ( [Opinion]  8.)  [From  C.  A.  B.  Reports, 
V.  4.]     *  Paper,  5c.  (incorrectlv  given  in  publication  as  25c.). 

C  31.211/a :  4/8 

Civil  air  rcf/iihilions  amendments.      [Processed.]      t  C  31.209: 

Note. — Aniendnipnts  to  Civil  air  regulations,  bpffiniiing  with  Oct.  15,  1941.  are  issued 
In  a  new  form,  and  are  numbered  so  that  no  amendment  will  afr(>et  more  than  one  part 
of  the  Regulations.  These  amendments  or  digests  of  tliem  will  be  published  in  tlie 
monthly  Civil  aeronautics  journal.  Separate  entries  of  these  amendments  are  not  listed 
in  the  Monthly  catalog. 

Foreifjn  air  news  dif/est,  v.  2,  no.  42  and  43;  Oct.  9  and  23,  19 !4.  [1944.] 
[21+203-219  p.   4"     [Fortnightly.     Processed.]     t  0  31.210:2/42,43 

Pennsiilvania-Cenfral  Airlines  Corporation.  Docket  no.  484,  Pennsylvania- 
Central  Airlines  Corporation,  mail  rates  [decided  Dec.  10,  1042;  opinion  and 
order].  [1944.]  [1] +22-50  p.  ([Opinion]  2.)  [From  C.  A.  B.  Reports, 
v.  4.  ]     *  Paper,  10c.  C  31  21 1  /a  :  4/2 

Tri-State  Aviation  Corporation.  Docket  no.  .59-401-E-l.  Tri-State  Aviation  Cor- 
poration, revocation  of  certificate  [decided  Jan.  16,  1943;  opinion  and  order]. 
[1944.]  [1] +100-103  p.  ([Opinion]  9.)  [From  C.  A.  B.  Reports,  v.  4.] 
*  Paper,  5c.  C  31 .21 1/a  :  4/9 

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1240  Government  Publications 

COAST  AND  GEODETIC  SURVEY 

California.     Geographic    names    in    coastal    areas    of    California,    Oregon,    and 
Washington;  compiled  bv  personnel  of  Works  Project  Administration,  project 
OP-76.-J-23-3-7,    Philadelphia.    Pa.,    1930-40.     [1944.]      [l]+94   p.    il.     [Proc- 
essed.]    t     Geographical  Names  Board,  Interior  Department. 
L.  C.  card  44^1420  C  4.37 :  C 12 

Coast  pilots.  Wartime  information  to  mariners,  supplementing  United  States 
coast      pilots;      Aug.      12,      1044.     1944.     [1]+198      p.     (Serial      648-2.)     t 

•  Item  231 

L.  C.  card  43-50866  C  4.7/6 :  944 

Earthquakes.    United    States   earthquakes,    1942;    by   Ralph   R.    Bodle.     1944. 
iv+3S+[l]  p.  il.  3  pi.     (Serial  GG2.)     *  Paper,  25c.     •  Item  246 
L.  C.  card  30-27161  C  4.25/2 :  942 

FOREIGN  AND  DOMESTIC  COMMERCE  BUREAU 

Business.  Survey  of  current  business,  Oct.  1944;  [v.  24,  no.  10].  [1944.]  cover 
title,  20+S38  p.  il.  4°  [Monthly.  Text  and  another  illustration  on  p.  2-4  of 
cover.]     *  Paper,   15c.   single  copy,  $1.75  a   yr. ;   foreign  subscription,  $2.50. 

•  Item  2r)7 

L.  C.  card  21-26819  C  18.35 :  24/10 

Same,  weekly  supplement,  Oct.   5-26,  1944.     [1944.]     Each    [2]    p.   il.  4° 

[Processed.]     t  018.36:944/40-43 

Survey  of  university  business  research  projects,  1943-44,  compilation  of 

studies  in  business  and  economic  research  recently  completed  or  in  process  in 
universities,  colleges,  and  research  institutions.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
p.  iii-i\ +104  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

L.  C.  card  44-41G26  C  18.2 :  B  96/5/943-44 

Businessmen's  organizations.  Qnlifornia,  State-local  businessmen's  organiza- 
tions; by  C.  J.  Judkins  and  H.  E.  Wells.  July  19i4.  [2] +32+ [2]  p.  4° 
[Processed.]  't  C  lS.200/2  :  C  12 

Maryland  and  Delaware,  State-local  businessmen's  organizations ;  by  C.  J. 

Judkins  and  H.  E.  Wells.     July  1944.     [2] +8+ [2]  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

C  18.200/2 :  M  36 

New  York  City,  State-local  businessmen's  organizations ;  by  C.  J.  Judkins 

and  H.  E.  Wells.     July  1944.     [2] +16+ [2]  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

C  18.200/2 :  N  42y/2 

New  York  (except  New  York  City  [covered  in  separate  list])  ;  by  C.  J. 

Judkins  and  H.  E.  Wells.     July  1944.     [2] +14+ [2]  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

C  18.200/2  :N42y 

Ohio,  State-local  businessmen's  organizations ;  by  C  J.  Judkins  and  H.  E. 

Wells.     July   1944.     ii+18+[2]    p.   4"     [Processed.]     t  C  18.200/2 :  Oh  3 

Oklahoma,  State-local  businessmen's  organizations ;  by  C.  J.  Judkins  and 

H.E.Wells.     July  1944.     ii+S+[2]   p.  4°     [Processed.]     t     C  18.200/2 :  Ok  4 

Texas,    State-local    businessmen's    organizations;    by   C.    J.    Judkins    and 

H.E.Wells.     July  1944.     ii+18+[2]  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t     C  18.200/2 :  T  31 

Domestic  commerce,  v.  32,  no.  10;  Oct.  1944.     [1944.]     36  p.  il.  4°     [Monthly.] 

♦  Paper,  10c.  single  copy,  $1.00  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $1.40.     •  Item  251 

C  18.32 :  32/10 

Ecuador.  United  States  trade  with  Ecuador  in  1942  Sept.  1944.  [2]  +8  p.  il.  4° 
[Processed.]     t  C  18.204  :  Ec  9/942 

Foreign  commerce  iceckhj,  v.  17.  no.  2-5;  Oct.  7-28,  1944.  [1944.]  various 
paging,  il.  4°     *  Paper,  iOc.  single  copy,  $4.50  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription  $7.90. 

•  Item  251 

L.  C.  card  40-29231  C  18.5/1 :  17/2^5 

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Foreign-trade  zones,  ocean  gateways  to  trade;  by  Thomas  E.  Lyons.  [1944.] 
4  p.  il.  4°     [Processed.     From  Foreign  commerce  weekly,  July  22,  1944.]     f 

C  18.5/la  :  F  761/10 

Industry  survey,  manufacturers'  Inventories,  shipments,  incoming  business,  un- 
fillefl  orders,  Aug.  1944.     [1944.]     9  p.  il.  4°     [Monthly.     Processed.]     f 
L.  C.  card  41-51038  C  18.224 :  944/8 

Inter- American  Development  Conference.  At  Inter-American  Development  Con- 
ference, statements,  interpretations,  outlining  of  objectives.  [1944.]  5  p.  4" 
[From  Foreign  commerce  weekly,  May  27,  1944.]     f  O  18.5/la  :  In  82 

Publications.     List  of  selected  publications  issued  by  Bureau  of  Foreign  and 
Domestic  Commerce,  Oct.  1944.     1944.     v+14  p.  il.     f     •  Item  256 
L.  C.  card  41-50250  C  18.22/1 :  944 

Salad  dressing,  mayonnaise  and  related  products,  1943;  by  Dorothy  Bayles  and 
Lilly  I.  Nikula.     [Sept.  1944.]     16  p.  il.  4°     (Industrial  series  12.)     [Proc- 
essed.]    t 
L.  C.  card  44-41588  C  18.225  :  12 

Transportation.  Industry  report :  Domestic  transportation,  Aug.  1944 ;  prepared 
by  Transportation  Unit.  [Aug.  12,  1944.]  23  p.  il.  4°  [Monthly.  Processed. 
Previous  issues  were  confidential  and  not  entered  in  the  Monthly  catalog.]     t 

C  18.232 :  944/1 

Wood  pulp.  Industry  report :  Pulp  and  paper,  Oct.  1944,  Pulp  and  paper  series, 
pt.  1 ;  prepared  by  Pulp  and  Paper  Unit  in  cooperation  with  War  Production 
Board.  Forest  Products  Bureau.  [1944.]  30  p.  il.  4°  [Mouthlv.  Proc- 
essed.]    t  018.229:944/10 

NATIONAL  BUREAU  OF  STANDARDS 

Bone  char.     Report  for  1943-44  and  5-year  period  1939-44  for  research  project 
on  fundamental  properties  of  bone  char  and  analogous  materials :  Supplemen- 
tary report  of  bone  char  research  project  and  Technical  report  of  bone  char 
investigations.     [July  1,  1944]     cover  title,  91  p.  il.  2  pi.  4°     [Processed.]     f 
L.  C.  card  44-41589  C  13.2 :  B  64 

Dress  patterns,  recorded  voluntary  standard  of  the  trade.  4th  edition.  1914. 
ii+8  p.  (Commercial  standard  CS13-44. )  [Elective  date  for  new  produc- 
tion from  Oct.  20,  1944.     Supersedes  CS13-42.]     *  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  274 

C  13.20 :  13/4 

Electrodes.  Comparison  of  platinum  and  palladiurh  hydrogen-electrodes  in 
aqueous  solutions  of  acid  potassium  phthalate  [with  list  of  references]  ;  by 
Walter  J.  Hamer  and  S.  F.  Acree.  [1944.]  p.  87-103.  (Research  paper 
RP1598.)  [From  Journal  of  research  of  National  Bureau  of  Standards,  Aug. 
1944,  V.  33.]     *  Paper,  10c.  C  13.22/a  :  1598 

Horology.  Modern  books  on  horology.  Sept.  15,  1944.  0  p.  4°  (Letter  circular 
LC-766. )  [Processed.  Prepared  in  cooperation  with  John  J.  Bowman,  chair- 
man of  •£'ducational  Committee  of  Horological  Institute  of  America.  Super- 
sedes LC-668.]     t  C  13.16 :  706 

Journal  of  7eseareh  of  National  Bureau  of  Standards,  v.  31,  July-D.'^c.  1943, 
Research  papers  1545-69.     1944.     vi-f347  p.  il.  11  pi.  26  p.  of  pi.     [Each  Re- 
search paper  is  printed  separately  in  advance  and  also  as  part  of  a  monthly 
number  of  the  Journal  of  research.]     *  Cloth,  $3.00. 
L.  C.  card  28-26613  C  13.22/2:  31 

Magnets.     Permanent  magnets  [with  list  of  references]  ;  by  Raynioud  L.  San- 
ford.     Aug.  10,  1944.     ii+39  p.  il.     (Circular  C448.)     *  Paper,  10c.     •  Item 
273 
L.  C.  card  44-41586  C  13.4  :  448 

Mathematical  tables.  New  formula  'for  inverse  interpolation  ;  by  II.  E.  Salter. 
n.  p.  [1944].  cover  title,  p.  .513-516.  ( [MT  30.])  [Processed.  MT  30  has 
been  added  with  rubber  stamp.  Reprinted  from  Bulletin  of  American  Mathe- 
matical Society,  v.  50,  no.  8,  Aug.  1944.]     t  Paper,  25c.  013.30:30 

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i^'oltlrrs  and  soldorinp.  Aug.  8.  1044.  0  p.  4°  (Lottor  (siviilnr  L('-761.)  [Proc- 
essed. IiicUidos  GciK'ial  ineftronco  order  M-48,  as  aineiided  June  30,  1944, 
relating  to  tin,  4  p.   J".     Supersedes  L('-7()l,  L("-40a  and  LC-343.]     t 

C  13.16:701 

Starclicfi.  Extent  of  liydrolysis  of  starches  by  aiialyss's  in  presence  and  al)sence 
of  yeasts;  by  William  Ward  Pignian.  |1!)44.1  p.  10r.-12().  (Research  paper 
KPIODO. )  I  From  .Journal  of  research  of  National  Bureau  of  Standards,  A\ig. 
19M.  V.  33.  J     *  Paper,  oc.  C  13.1i2/a  :  loOD 

Technical  ncxcs  bitUctin  of  National  Bureau  of  Standards,  Sept.  [Oct.]  1044; 
no.  330.  11044.1  p.  73-80.  |  Monthly.  The  date  of  i.ssue  on  this  publica- 
tion was  printed  incorrectly  as  Sept.  1944,  but  the  edition  has  l)een  corrected 
by  the  cancellation  of  this  date  and  the  substitution  of  Oct.  1044.]  *  Paper,  5c. 
single  cojty,  50c.  a  vr. ;  foreign  subscription,  7t>c.  •  Item  2S1 
L.  C.  card  25-26527  C  13.13  :  330 

Trnnsniissio)!  Ii>ws  (telephone) .  [Nomographs  and  charts  for  transmission 
lines.]  [1944.1  5  charts  on  3  cards,  each  21.9X13.9  in.  (:\Iiscellaneous  pub- 
lication M176. )      *  2.")C.  per  set  of  .1  charts.     •  Item  279 

O  13.10 :  170/chart  lA.lB.etc. 
l.\,  IK.  Confliictor  loading  iionioKrai  h.   vortical,   traiisvorso  and  eoiiduc'^or  loads,  lb  per 
linear  ft.  of  conductor.      |  Charts  lA  and  IB  enlarged  from  fig.  16  of  Discus- 
.sion  handbook  Ii:^9.  NKSC,  pt.  2.] 
2A.  Bending  moment  dne  to  w  nd  pressure  on  pole.      [Enlarged  from  flg.  19  of  Dis- 

cussion handbook  11.39,  NESC,  pt.  2.] 
2B.  Ultimate  resisting  moments  of  wood  pohs.      [Enlarged  fr<mi  tig.  20  of  Discus- 

sion handbook  H39.  NESC,  pt.  2.] 
3.  Catenary  curve.      [Enlarged  from  flg.   18  of  Diacu.ssion  handbook  II39,   NESC, 

pt.  2.] 

PATENT  OFFICE 

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These  are  not  enumerated  in  this  catalog,  but  may  be  obtained  for  10c.  each  at  the  Patent 
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coupons  are  good  until  used  hut  are  to  be  used  only  for  orders  sent  to  the  Patent  Office. 
For  schedule  of  office  fees,  address  Chief  Clerk,  Patent  Office,  Washington,  D.  C. 

[Deci.sions  in  patent  and  trade-mark  cases,  etc.]   Oct.  3-31,  1044.     [1944.]     vari- 
ous paging,  large  8°     [Issue  of  Oct.  31,  1944  includes  Bulletin  of  decisions  of 
Patent    OtHce    on    trade-marks    rendered    during    Sei>t.    1944.     From    Official 
gazette,  v.  .107.  no.  1-5.]     *  Paper,  5c.  single  copy,  $1.(X)  a  yr. ;  foreign  sub- 
scription. $2.00. 
L.  C.  card  23-7315  C  21.5/a  2  :  567/1-5 

Ernst,  Walter.  In  Court  of  Customs  and  Patent  Appeals,  patent  appeal  no.  .5011. 
in  re  Walter  Ernst,  triple  action  automobile  body  pre.ss;  brief  for  commis- 
sioner of  patents.     [1944.]     cover  title,  6  p.  4°     t  C  21.10  :Er  67 

Official  gazette.  Oflicial  gazette  of  Patent  (Office,  containing  patents,  trade-marks, 
and  designs,  issued  Oct.  3-31,  1044;  v.  507,  no.  1-5.  [1044.]  cover  titles, 
919+[cliv]  p.  il.  large  8"  [W(>ekly.]  *  Paper.  3.5c.  single  copy,  .$10.00  a  yr. ; 
foreign  subscription,  $25.00.     •  Item  290 

L.  C.  card  4-182.56  C  21.5  :  ,507/1-5 

NoTK. — Contains  the  patents,  trade-marks  and  designs  issued  each  week,  with  indexes  ; 
also  ds'cislons  of  tlie  commissioner  of  patents  and  of  the  Ignited  States  cotirts  in  patent 
case-i.  In  tlie  Inst  weekly  issue  of  each  month  there  is  included  in  the  Official  gazette  a 
section  entitled  Bulletin  of  decisions  of  Patent  Offlce  on  trade-marks. 

The  antuial  Index  of  patents  will  hereafter  be  published  in  2  parts,  one  on  Patents,  price 
$2.00,  and  tlie  otber  on  Trade-marks,  jirice  75c.  These  iiidxes  are  not  Included  in  the 
regular  sub«ci'ipti(m  price  for  the  Official  gazette  given  ab;.ve.  but  will  he  sent  to  those 
yearly  subs(ribers  who  remit  $1S.7.'')  ;   foreign  subscription  for  the  same,  $28. 7.5. 

Same,  weekly  index,  with  title.  List  of  trade-mark  applicants  published  for 

opposition  [etc.,  Oct.  3-31,  1944.].     [1944.]     various  paging,  large  8°      [From 
Oflicial  gazette,  v.  .507,  no.  1-5.  |     t  Piipcr,  5c.  single  copy.  .S2.()0  a  .vr. 

C  21.5/a  4  :  507/1-5 

Same  [title  page,  contents,  etc.,  to]  v.  50():  Sept.  1041.     1944.     [2]  leaves, 

lai'ge  8"     ♦  Paper,  .5c.  single  copy,  included  in  price  of  Official  g:izette  for  sub- 
scribers.    •  Item  200  *  C  21.5 :  5f:e/t.p&cont. 

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Patents.  Classification  of  patents  issued  Oct.  3-31,  1944.  [1944.]  Each  2  p.  large 
8°  [Weekly.  From  Offl.-ial  gazette,  v.  567,  no.  1-5.]  t  Paper,  5c.  single  copy, 
$2.50  a  yr.  C  21.5/al :  567/1-5 

Trade-marks  [etc.,  from]  Oflicial  gazette,  Oct.  3-31,  1944.  [1914.]  various  pag- 
ing, il.  large  8"  [AVeekly.  From  Ollicial  gazette,  v.  507,  no.  1-5.]  *  Paper,  10c. 
single  copy,  $5.00  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $7.00.  C  21.5/a  3  :  9G7/1-5 

RECONSTRUCTION  FINANCE  CORPORATION 

1>EFENSE  PI^NT   COnrOItATION 

Note. — The  Defense  Plant  Corporation  was  created  by  the  Reconstruction  Finance 
Corporation  on  Auji.  22,  1!)40.  It  was  translcrred  from  the  Federal  Loan  Agency  to  the 
Commerce  Uepartnient  by  Exjcutive  order  9071,  Feb.  24,  11)42. 

Industrial  plants.     Advance  listing  of  industrial  plants  and  plant  sites  to  be 
disposed  of  by  Defense  Plant  Corporation,  listed  by  States,  indexed  by  size. 
Oct.   14,   1944.      [2J+15S  p.  4°      (Surplus  War  Property  Division.)      [Pages 
1.14-158  are  left  blank  to  be  used  for  memoranda.]     *  Paper,  35c.     •  Item  469 
L.  C.  card  44-41585  C  33.2 :  D  30 

WEATHER  BUREAU 

Climatological  data,  Hawaii  section,  v.  40,  no.  7 ;  July  1944.  [Hawaiian  Print- 
ing Co..  Ltd.,  Sept.  8,  1944.]  p.  37-42,  4°  [Monthly.]  *  Paper,  5c.  single  copy, 
25c.  a  yr.  C  30.19 :  40/7 

Cotton.  Weekly  cotton  weather  bulletin,  no.  26-30,  series  1944 ;  Oct.  3-31,  1944. 
[Weather  Bureau  Office,  New  Orleans,  La.,  1944.]  Each  [2]  p.  il.  oblong  8°, 
folded  into  8"  size.     *  Paper,  30c.  per  season  (April-October). 

C  30.9 :  944/26-30 

Meteorological  stations.  International  index  numbers  for  stations  in  South  Amer- 
ica.    Washington,  July  1944.     cover  title,  32  p.  map,  4°     [Processed.]     | 

C  30.2 :  St  2/3 

Meteoroloqy.  Monthly  meteorological  summary,  Washington,  D.  C,  Sept.  1944. 
u.  p.[WB,  Oct.  9,  1944].     [2]  p.  f     t  C  30.10:  944/9 

Monthly  tceather  review,  July  1944;  v.  72,  no.  7.  [Oct.  11,  1944.]  cover  title, 
p.  155-170,  10  p.  of  maps,  large  4°  (W.  B.  no.  1417.)  [Certain  special  articles 
are  reprinted  from  tlie  Monthly  weather  review  and  listed  in  the  Monthly 
catalog  as  they  are  issued.]  *  Paper,  20c.  single  copy,  $2.00  a  yr. ;  foreign  sub- 
scription, $2.75.     •  Item  303 

L.  G.  card  Agr  9^990  C  30.14  :  72/7 

Note. — The  Monthly  weather  review  i)ul)lishes  monthly  meteorological  and  climatologi- 
cal data  for  the  United  States  and  adjacent  regions,  and  brief  contributions,  principally 
to  synoptic  nieteorologj'  and  applied  meteorology. 

Weather.  Weekly  weather  and  crop  bulletin,  Oct.  3-31,  1944;  no.  40-44,  series 
1944.     n.  p.  [1944].     Each  4  p.  il.  4°     *  Paper,  50c.  a  yr.        C  30.11 :  944/40-44 

CONGRESS 

Congressional  record.  Congressional  record,  proceeding.s  and  debates  of  78th 
Congress,  2d  session,  v.  90,  no.  156 ;  Oct.  6, 1944.  [1944.]  A4637-A4704+  [3]  p.  4° 
L.  C.  card  12-36438  X/a.78/2  :  90/156 

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IS  issued  daily  when  Congress  is  in  session,  and  indexes  thereto  are  published  fort- 
nightly. 

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vance. Prices  for  the  bound  volumes  of  tlie  Record,  7Sth  ('ongn>ss.  1st  session,  and  prior 
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of  Documents,  Government  Printing  Otiice,  Washington  25,  D.  C. 

Same,  index,  v.  90,  nos.  151-156;  Sept.  18-Oct.  6,  1944.     [1944.]     no.  15;  38 

p.  4°     [Includes  History  of  bills  and  resolutions.]     Included  in  price  of  daily 
Congressional  record  for  whieh  see  above.  X/a.78/2  :  90/151-156/ind. 

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1244  Government  Publications 

Eulogies.     Moniorial    services   hold    in    House   of   Representatives    and    Senate, 
together  with  reuiarlts  presented  in  eulogy  of  Andrew  Jackson  Houston,  late  a 
Senator  from  Texas,  77th  Congress,  2d  session.     1944.     54  p.  1  por.     *  Cloth,  50c. 
•  Ileui  310 
L.  C.  card  44-41507  Y  7.1 :  H  818/2 

LAWS 

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"Blip  laws."  Later,  these  laws  are  compiled,  edited,  indexed,  and  publislied  in  the  volumes 
of  the  Statutes  at  lar^e. 

The  "slip  law"  bears  the  chapter  number  and  the  session  of  Congress  during  which  the 
law  was  enacted,  but  this  intormation  does  not  appear  in  the  entries  listed  below. 

Private  law  348-408,  7Sth  Congress. 

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small  supply  of  the  private  laws  which  it  distributes  free  upon  application. 

Beaton,  John  J.      H.   K.   2S45.  act   tor   relief  of  John   J.   Beaton.      Approved   Sept.   30, 

1944.      1  p.      (Private  law  397.) 
Brown,  Arch  A.     H.  K.  4:561,  act  for  relief  of  Arch  A.  Brown.     Approved  July  1,  1944. 

1  p.      (Private  law  oG.J.) 
Buccy,  Carl  W.     H.  R.  1915,  act  for  relief  of  Carl  W.  Bucey.     Approved  Sept.  30,  1944. 

1  p.      (Private  law  390.) 
CooUy,  Ralith  U'.     II.  R.  3464,  act  for  relief  of  Ralph  W.  Cooley.     Approved  Sept.  27. 

1944.      1   p.       (Private  law  385.) 
Cushmiin,  John.     H.  R.  4197,  act  for  relief  of  Air.  and  Mrs.  John  Cushman.     Approved 

Julv   1,  1944.      1  p.      (Private  law  364.) 
Dutciinan,  J.  Ralph.     H.  R.  3813,  act  for  relief  of  J.  Ralph  Datesman.     Approved  Sept. 

30.  1944.      1  p.      (Private  law  404.) 
Deniiun,  James  T.     H.  R.  3538.  act  for  relief  of  James  T.  Denigan.     Approved  July  1, 

1944.     1  p.      (Private  law  356.) 
Dixon,  John  R.     H.  R.  2624,  act  to  confer  jurisdiction  upon  Court  of  Claims  to  hear, 

determine,  and  render  .iudgment  upon  claim  of  J.  R.  Dixon.     Approved  Sept.  30,  1944. 

1   p.      (Private  law  396.) 
Boerncr,  Ciiril  J.     II.  R.  1774,  act  for  relief  of  Cyril  Doerner.     Approved  Oct.  3,  1944. 

1  p.      (Private  law  407.) 
Dorscy,  R.  Oui/.     H.  R.  3296,  act  for  relief  of  R.  Guy  Dorsey.     Approved  Sept.  27,  1944. 

1  p.      (Private  law  384.) 
Diicr,  Williatn  D.     H.  R.  3280,  act  for  relief  of  William  Dyer.     Approved  July  1-  1944. 

1   p.      (Private  law  353.) 
Eutman,  Michael,  jr.     H.  R.  2919.  act  for  relief  of  Michael  Eatman,  jr.,  and  Mrs.  Michael 

Eatnian.  jr.     Approved  Sept.  30,  1944.     1  p.      (Private  law  399.) 
Engert,  Mrs.  Marie.      H.  R.  2509,  act  for  relief  of  Marie  Engert.     Approved  Sept.  27, 

1944.     1  p.      (Private  law  379.) 
Enni.t,  Bi/ron   IV.     H.  It.  3654,  act  for  relief  of  Byron  Ennis.     Approved  July  1,  1944. 

1   p.      (Private  law  359.) 
Futterman,  Robert.     11.  R.  3505,  act  for  relief  of  Robert  Futterman.     Approved  Sept. 

30.  1944.      1  p.      (Private  law  403.) 
Gay.  Franl:  S.     H.  R.  3898,  act  for  relief  of  Frank  Gay.     Approved  Sept.  30,  1944.     1  p. 

( Private  law  405.) 
Gile>s,  IJ.  Bird.     H.  R.  3850.  act  for  relief  of  E.  Bird  Giles  and  Sherman  Beck.      Approved 

Julv  1,  1944.     1  p.      (Private  law  360.) 
Grottkc,  Ernest  .4.     H.  R.  .",40r;    .-n-t  for  relief  of  Ernest  A.  Grottke.     Approved  Sept.  27, 

1044.     1  p.      (Private  law  386.) 
Guidoni,  Mrs.  Josephine.     H.  R.  3636.  act  for  relief  of  Josephine  Guidoni.     Approved 

July  1,  1944.      1  I).      (Private  law  358.) 
Ilatrkins,  Nelson.     H.  R.  3281.  act  for  relief  of  estate  of  Nelson  Hawkins.     Approved 

July  1.  1944.      1  p.      (Private  law  354.)- 
Uenilerson.  Frank.      H.  R.   1040,  act  for  relief  of  Frank  Henderson  and  Frances  Nell 

Henderson,  his  wife.     Approved   Sept.  ,30.  1944.     1    p.      (Private  law  387.) 
Hertz,  Mrs.  Mary.     11.  R.  527,  act  for  relief  of  Mary  Hertz.     Approved  Sept.  27,  1944 

1  p.      (Private  law  373.) 
Hunt.  Cicero  B.     H.  R.  3152.  act  for  ndief  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Cicero  B.  Hunt.     Approved 

Oct.  3,  1944.      1  p.      (Private  law  408.) 
Inqram.  J.  William.     H.  R.  3481.  act  for  relief  of  J.  William  Ingram.     Approved  July 

1.  1944.     1  P.      (Private  law  355.) 
Johnson,  Mnnrne.     H.   R.   4095,  act  confirming  claim    of  heirs  of  Monroe  Johnson    to 

laTids  in  Mississippi,  county  of  Adams.      Approved  July  1,  1944.      1  p.      (Private  law 

363. ) 
Kari.   .4rro.     H.    R.    2792,    act   for    relief   of   Arvo   Karl,    Leinpi    K.    Holm,    and    Burt 

Jolinston.      Aii|iroved  Sont.  27.  1944.      1  p.      (Private  law  381.) 
Kee,  Charles  L.      II.  R.  3976,  act  for  relief  of  Charles  L.  Kee.      Approved  Julv  1,  1944. 

1  p.      (Private  law  361.) 
Kirhii.  Charles  H'.      H.  R.  2605.  act  for  relief  of  Charles  W.  Kirb.v.     Approved  Jflly  1, 

1944.      1  p.      (Private  law  351.) 
Kohler.  Mrs.  .Anna  M.      II.  R.  1434.  act  for  relief  of  Anna  M.  Kohler.      Aiiproved  Sept. 

27.  1944.      1  p.      (Private  law  374.)      [Corrected  print. 1 
Lavil.  Fmoni  .<?.      H.  li.  634.  act  to  T)rovide  for  advan^Pincnt  of  Einory  S.  Land  to  rank 

of  vice  admiral.      AI)p^(^ve(l  July  1.  1944.      1   p.      (Private  law  348.1 
McDnnalJ.  John  D.      II.  R.  4712.  act  for  relief  of  John  Duncan  McDonald.      Approved 

Seiit.  30.  1944.      1   p.      (Private  law  406.) 
McMenamin.  Frank  A.     H.  R.  2384.  act  for  relief  of  Frank  A.  JIcMenamin.      Approved 
Sei)t.  30,  1944.      1   p.      (Private  law  394.) 

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Private  law  348-408,  7Sth  Congress— Continiiecl. 

Munson,  Donald  J.     11.  K.  2288,  act  for  relief  of  Donald  J.  Munson.     Approved  July  1, 

1944.      1  p.      (Private  law  350. » 
O'Loiiyhlin,  George  E.      H.  K.  3101,  act  for  relief  of  George  E.  O'Loughlin.     Approved 

Sept.  30,  1944.      1  p.      (Private  law  400.) 
Page,  Mrs.  Grace  G.     H.  R.  3038.  act  for  relief  of  Mrs.  Grace  Page.     Approved  Sept.  27, 

1944.      1  p.      (Private  law  383.) 
P6rex  Avilcs,  Carlos.     II.  R.  3539.  act  for"  relief  of  estate  of  Carlos  P^rez  AviI6s.     Ap- 
proved July  1,  1944.     1  p.      (Private  law  357.) 
PhilliiJ.'i,  t:tliel.     H.   K.  2315,  act  lor  relief  of  Ethel  Phillips  and  Mary   Hurley.     Ap- 
proved Sept.  30,  1944.      1  p.      (Private  law  393.) 
Power,  J.  G.     H.  R.  4458,  act  for  relief  of  J.  G.  Power  and  L.  D.  Power.     Approved 

July  1,  1944.     1  p.      (Private  law  3G6.) 
Ranmeii,  Boherta.     H.  R.  2230.  act  for  relief  of  Roberta  Ramsey.     Approved  Sept.  30, 

1944.     1  p.      (Private  law  392.) 
RvfvUi.  Frank  J.     H.  R.  1042,  act  for  relief  of  Frank  J.  Recely  and  Mary  T.  Recely. 

Apiiroved  Sept.  30,  1944.      1  p.      (Private  law  3SS.) 
Reilti,  Mrs.  Emily  F.      H.  R.  3549,  act  for  relief  of  Mrs.  Emily  Reily.      Approved  Sept. 

3U.  1944.      1  p.      (Private  law  402.) 
i?(j.<,.s-  Engineering  Co.      H.   R.  29(55,  act  for  relief  of  Ross  Engineering  Company.      Ap- 
iiroved July  3.  1944.      1  p.      (Private  law  308.) 
Salfi.  John.      H.  R.  2387,  act  for  relief  of  Jolin  Salfl.      Approved  Sept.  27,  1944.      1  p. 

(Private  law  377.) 
Samllass,  William.     H.  R.  4074,  act  for  relief  of  estate  of  William  Sandlass.     Approved 

July  1,  1944.      1  p.      (Private  law  362.) 
Scarpellu,  Joseph.     H.  R.  2390,  act  for  relief  of  Joseph  Scarpella  and  Dorothy  Scarpella. 

■Approved  Sept.  27.  1944.      1  p.      (Private  law  378.) 
Selmun,  Mrs.  Lessie  C.     H.  R.  1068,  act  for  relief  of  Lessie  C.  Selman.     Approved  July 

1,1944.      1  p.      (Private  law  349.) 
Shea,    Thomas   F.     11.   R.   36U5,    act   for    relief   of    estate   of   Thomas    Shea.      Approved 

Sept.  7,  1944.      1  p.      (Private  law  371.) 
Silver,  Perlcv  M.     H.  R.  1708,  act  for  relief  of  Perley  M.  Silver.     Approved  Sept.  27, 

1944.     1  p.      (Private  law  375.) 
Singleton,  Ouylord  W.     H.  R.  2916,  act  for  relief  of  Mrs.  Winnie  Singleton,  as  adminis- 
tratrix of  estate  of  Gaylord  W.  Singleton.     Approved  July  1,  1944.     1  p.      (Private 

law  :;52.) 
Smith.  Charles  F.     H.  R.  1886,  act  for  relief  of  Charles  Fred  Smith.     Approved  Sept.  30, 

1944.      1  p.      (Private  laAV  389.) 
Sprin'.!,  Mrs.  Trcssie.     H.  R.  3033,  act  for  relief  of  Tressie  Spring  and  Mrs.  Hazel  Stutte. 

Approved  Sept.  27,  1944.      1  p.      (Private  law  382.) 
Still,  D.   Flojid.     n.   R.   2873,   act  for  relief  of  Mr.   and  Mrs.   D.   F.    Still.     Approved 

Sept.  30,  1944.      1  p.      (Private  law  398.) 
Stooksherry,  Billie  J.     H.  R.  3535,  act  for  relief  of  legal  guardian  of  Billie  StooUsberry 

and  Lon  L.  Stooksberry.      Approved  Sept.  30,   1944.      1   p.      (I'rivate  law  401.) 
Szelign.  Paul.     II.  R.  2134,  act  for  relief  of  Paul  Szeliga.     Approved  S.pt.  27,  1944.     1  p. 

(Private  law  370.) 
Taglor,  Fdicin  //..  jr.      H.  R.  1682.  act  for  relief  of  Edwin  H.  Taylor,  jr.     Approved 

.Tulv  3.  1944.      1  p.      (Private  law  367.) 
Vtlei/,  Freda.     U.  R.  312,  act  for  relief  of  Freda  Utley.     Approved  Sept.  27,  1944.     1  p. 

(Private  law  372.) 
H'r.s/j-  Elcrtrir  Tfeater  Co.     H.  R.  3739,  act  for  relief  of  Wesix  Electric  Heater  Company. 

Approved  July  3,  1914.      1  p.      (Private  law  369.) 
While.  Henri/.     H.  R.  2707,  act  for  relief  of  Henry  White.     Approved  Sept.  27,  1944. 

1  p.      (Private  law  380.) 
White,  Paul  IT.     H.  R.  3125,  act  for  relief  of  Paul  H.  White.     Approved  Aug.  12,  1944. 

1  p.      (Private  law  370.) 
Wilson,  James   T.     H.   R.'  2473,   act  for  relief  of  James  Wilson.     Approved   Sept.   30, 

]914.      1  p.      (Private  law  395.) 
WinslonSdlem    Soidhbound    Railwag.     H.    R.    2014,    act    for    relief   of   Winston-Salem 

Southbound  Railway  Company.     Approved  Sept.  30,  1944.     1  p.      (Private  law  391.) 

Public  law  426-459,  78th  Congress. 

XoTK. — Public  laws  in  slip  form  in  the  first  prints  may  be  obtained  from  the  Super- 
intendent of  Documents.  Washington  25,  D.  C,  at  a  subscription  price  of  $3.00  a  session, 
foreign  subscription,  $4.25  ;  single  copies  are  usually  5c. 

Beard-itown.  III.     II.    R.   4931,   act    for   relief   of   Beardstown,    111.     Approved    Sept.    30, 

1944.      1  p.      (Public  law  455.) 
C)7/~(«.s'  of  United  States.      H.  R.  4257,  act  to  exuatriate  or  exclude  certain  persons  for 

evading  military  and  naval  service.  Approved  Sept.  27.  1944.  1  p.  (Public  law  431.) 
CofL^t  Guard  Aujiliarii.      H.  R.  3704.  act  to  amend  Coast  Guard  .Auxiliarv  and  Reserve 

act  of  1941,  as  amendi  d.      [Approved  Sept.  30.  19(4.1      2  p.      (Public  law  447.) 
II.   R.   5255.  act   to  amend   Coast  Guard  Auxiliary  and   Reserve  act  of  1941,  as 

amended  [so  as  to  make  possible  more  etfective  utilization  of  Coast  Guard  Auxiliary]. 

[Approved  Sept.  .?0.  1944.]      3  p.      (Puljlic  law  451.) 
Counterfeits.      S.  725,   act   to   provide  for  punishment  of  persons  conspiring  to  violate 

l;iws  relating  to  counterfeiting,   and  certain  other  laws.      Approved   Sept.   27,   1944. 

1  p.      (Pul)lic  law  438.) 
Customs  Service.     II.  R.  4114.  act  to  amend  sec.  3  (b)  of  Public  act  49.  78th  Congress 

(war  overtime  pay  act  of  1943)    [so  as  to  increase  overtime  pav  of  Customs  Service 

em|)loyees].      Approved  Sept.  30,   1944.      1   p.      (Public  law  448.) 
Duluth,  Minn.      S.  1807,  act  authorizing  and  directing  Seeretarv  of  Interior  to  convev 

land  to  Duluth,  Minn.      [Approved  Sept.  27,  1944.]      2  p.      (Public  law  440.) 

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Public  law  426-459,  78th  Congress— Continued. 

Economic  polivii.  S.  2051,  act  to  amend  social  security  act,  as  amended,  to  provide 
ii:i(ioniil  inojirum  lor  war  mobilization  and  reconversion,  and  for  other  purposes. 
|Ai>proved  Oct.  a,  1914. J  II  p.  (I'liblic  law  458.)  IS.  2051  establishes  the  Office 
ot  War  .Miiiiilization  and  Keconversion,  places  therein  the  Office  of  Contract  Settle- 
ment and  the  Surplus  I'roperty  Board,  and  establishes  therein  a  Retraining  and 
UeemploMui  ut  Administration.  It  al)olishe.s  ihe  present  Office  of  War  Mobilization 
except  tile  Surplus  War  Property  Administration  and  tlie  Retraining  and  Reemploy- 
ment Administration  which  are  to  operate  under  the  new  Office  until  their  successor 
agencies  arc  ready  to  function.] 

Fvcx.  II.  R.  1501),  act  to  amend  act  to  amend  act  creating  Circuit  Court  of  Appeals  in 
regard  to  fees  and  costs  [so  as  to  authorize  Judicial  Conference  of  Senior  Circuit 
Judges  to  lix  fees  and  costs  in  Circuit  Courts  of  Appeals  instead  of  Supreme  Court]. 
Approved  Sept.  27,  1944.      1  p.      (Public  law  41.0.) 

H.  R.  10123,  act  to  amend  act  to  provide  fees  to  be  charged  by  clerks  of  District 

Courts,  as  amended  [so  as  to  establish  Hat  fee  system  in  District  Courts].  [Approved 
Sept.  Ii7,  1!>44.J      li  p.      (Public  law  4127.) 

Homestead.     H.   R.   5025,   act   to   allow   credit   in   connection   with    certain   homestead 

entries   for   military   or   naval    service   rendered   during   World   War   II.      [Approved 

Sept.  27,  1944.]      2  p.      (Pul)lic  law  434.) 
Ketchikan.  Alaska.     U.  R.  5144,  act  to  authorize  Ketchilian,  Alaska,  to  issue  bonds  for 

purpo.s.'  of  constructing  and  accpiiring  additions  and  betterments  to  and  extensions  of 

electric  light  and   power  svsteni   of  said   city,   and   to   provide   for  payment  thereof. 

[Approved  Sept.  27,  1944.]     4  p.      (Public  law  435.)      [Corrected  print.] 
Lawyers.     H.  R.  4349,  act  to  exempt  certain  officers  and  employees  of  National  War 

Labor  Board  from  certain  provisions  of  criminal  code  [prohibiting  employees  of  the 

Government  from  acting  as  agents  or  attorneys  for  prosecuting  claims  against  United 

States].    Approved  Oct.  2,  1944.     1  p.     (Public  law  450.) 
Life  iiiHitranee.     S.   2015,   act   to   liberalize  certain   provisions  of   national   service  life 

insurance  act  of  1940,  as  amended  [so  as  to  iierniit  payment  of  meritorious  claims.] 

[Approved  Sept.  30,  1944.]      3  p.     (Public  law  452.) 

S.  205S,  act  to  liberalize  certain  itrovisions  of  national  service  life  insurance  act 

of  1910.  as  amended  iso  as  to  eliminate  hardships  and  inequalities].  Approved  Sept. 
30.  1944.     1  1).      (Public  law  453.) 

Los  Angeles  County,  Calif.     H.  R.  4286,  act  to  relinquish  title  of  United  States  to  lands 

in    <• itv    of    Los   Angeles.    Calif,    [between    RaTicho    San    Francisquito    and    Rancho 

L.i  I'll. Mite].     Approved  Sept.  27,  1944.     1  p.      (Public  law  433.) 

Moniiitii'ihcla  River.  H.  R.  4200,  act  to  authorize  construction  and  operation  of  free 
highway  bridge  across  Mouongahela  River  in  county  of  Allegheny.  Pa.  [at  Dravos- 
burg,  I'a.,  by  said  county].     Approved  Sept.  30,  1944.     1  p.      (Public  law  450.) 

II.  R.  4207,  act  to  authori/,e  construction  and  operation  of  free  highway  bridge 

across  Monongahela  River  in  county  of  Allegheny,  Pa.  [from  borough  of  Rankin  to 
borouuh  of  Whitaker,  Pa.,  by  said  county].  Approved  Sept.  28,  1944.  1  p.  (Public 
law  445.) 

Moores  Creek  National  Park.  H.  R.  3384,  act  to  authorize  Secretary  of  Interior  to 
accept  property  for  Moores  Creek  National  Military  Park.  Approved  Sept.  27,  1944. 
1  p.     (Public  law  430.) 

Nationalism  and  nationality.  H.  R.  4271,  act  to  amend  nationality  act  of  1940  to 
preserve  nationality  of  citizens  residing  abroad.  Approved  Sept.  27,  1944.  1  p. 
(Public  law  432.) 

natural  resources.  H.  R.  2097,  act  to  provide  for  disposal  of  materials  or  resources 
on  public  lands  of  United  States  which  are  under  exclusive  jurisdiction  of  Sec- 
retary of  Interior.     Approved  Sept.  27,  1944.     1  i).      (Pulilic  law  429.) 

Naturalizuiion.  H.  R.  3722,  act  to  amend  sec.  342  of  nationality  act  of  1940  in  re- 
spect to  fees  for  issuance  of  certificates  of  arrival.  Approved  Sept.  28,  1944.  1  p. 
(Public  law  444.) 

Osage  Indians.  S.  1847,  act  to  provide  for  itayment  of  attorneys'  fees  from  Osage  tribal 
funds.     Approved  Oct.  3,  1944.     1  p.     (Public  law  459.) 

Pay.  Army.  S.  1250,  act  to  repeal  sec.  2  of  act  aiiproved  May  17,  1926,  which  pro- 
vides for  forfeiture  of  pay  of  persons  in  military  and  naval  service  of  United  States 
who  are  absent  from  duty  on  account  of  direct  effects  of  venereal  disease  due  to 
misconduct,  and  to  amend  Veterans  regulation  10,  as  amended,  to  deline  line  of  duty 
and  misconduct  for  peivsion  and  compensation  purposes.  Approved  Sept.  27,  1944. 
1  p.      (Public  law  439.) 

Petroleum.  S.  2111,  act  to  provide  for  extension  of  certain  oil  and  gas  leases.  Ap- 
proved Sept.  27,  1944.     1  p.     (Public  law  442.) 

Pleasant  Hill  reservoir.  H.  R.  2752,  act  to  authorize  acquisition  of  additional  lands 
and  tlowage  easements  for  Pleasant  Hill  reservoir,  Ohio.  Approved  Sept.  30,  1944. 
1   p.      (Public  law  440.) 

President  of  United  States.  S.  J.  Res.  150,  joint  resolution  making  appropriation  to 
pay  neces,sary  expenses  of  inaugural  ceremonies  of  President  of  United  States,  Jan. 
20.  1945.     Approved  Sept.  27,  1944.     1  p.     (Public  law  443.) 

Public  property.  H.  R.  5125,  act  to  aid  reconversion  from  war  to  iieace  economy  through 
distribution  of  Government  surplus  property  and  to  establish  Surplus  Property 
Hoard  to  effectuate  same,  and  for  other  purposes.  [Approved  Oct.  3,  1944.]  22  p. 
(I'ublic  law  457.)  [H.  R.  5125  contains  a  provision  relating  to  increase  in  loan 
rate  on  cotton.] 

Records.  II.  R.  ]R80,  act  to  amend  nationality  act  of  1940  to  permit  commissioner  [of 
Immisration  and  Naturalization  Service]  to  furnish  copies  of  anv  part  of  records 
or  information  therefrom  to  agencies  or  officials  of  a  State  without  charge.  Approved 
Sept.  27.  1914.     1  p.      (Public  law  428.) 

Smithsonian  Institution.  II.  J.  Res.  268,  joint  resolution  to  jtrovide  for  reappoint- 
nvnt  of  llarvey  N.  Davis  and  .Arthur  H.  Compton  as  members  of  board  of  regents 
of   Smithsonian    Institution.      Approved   Sept.   27,    1044.      1   p.      (Public  law  437.) 

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Public  law  426-4.19,  78th  Congress— Continued. 

Soldiers.  H.  R.  r>106,  act  to  anioiul  sec.  22  of  interstate  eoinmeroc  act  by  authori/.inK 
common  carriers  to  firant  redncert  fares  to  personnel  of  armed  services.  Approved 
Sent.  27.  1944.     1  '\      f Public  law  4.'?fi.) 

Tcxoma,  Lake.  S.  2137.  act  to  provide  for  naming  lake  formed  by  waters  of  Red 
River  imponndfd  bv  Denison  Dam  [said  lake  to  be  known  as  Lake  Te.xoma].  Ap- 
proved Sept.  .SO.  1944.     1  p.      r Public  l;iw  4r.4.1 

War  riftk  inRuranre.  H.  R.  4103,  act  to  amend  sec.  2  fseamon's  insurancel  of  Public 
law  17,  78th  Contrrcss,  relalinjr  to  functions  of  War  Shipping  Administration.  Ap- 
proved  Sept.  30.  1944.      1  p.      (Public  law  449.) 

'Women'K  Reserve,  Navy.  S.  2028.  act  to  amend  Naval  Reserve  act  of  1938,  as  amended, 
and  Coast  Guard  Auxiliary  and  Reserve  act  of  1941,  as  amended,  so  as  to  permit 
service  of  members  of  Women's  Reserve  in  American  area,  Hawaii,  and  Alaska. 
[Approved  Sept.  27,   1944.]      2  p.      (Public  law  441.) 

HOUSE  OF  REPRESENTATIVES 

Agriciilfiirr.     Laws  relating  to  agrlcultui'e  [May  29,  1884-July  1,  10441  ;  compiled 
bv  Elmer  A.  Lewis,  superintendent  Document  Room,  House  of  Representatives. 
1944.     vi+4Sr)  p.     *  Paper,  60c.     •  Item  308 
L.  C.  card  44-41545  Y  1.2 :  Ag  8/5/944 

Calcndais  of  House  of  Representatives  and  history  of  legislation,  78th  Congress, 
2fl  session,  Nov.  14, 1944 ;  no.  141.  1944.  208  p.  large  8°  [Daily  when  House  of 
Representatives  is  in  session.]     t  Y  1.2 :  78-2-141 

Commerce.  Laws  relating  to  interstate  and  foreign  commerce  [Aug.  20,  1916- 
June  28,  1944]  :  1,  Railroads;  2,  Wire  control;  3,  Proclamations;  4,  Executive 
orders;  5,  Termination  of  Federal  control  of  railroads;  6,  Relinquishment  of 
Federal  control,  proclamation;  7,  Emergency  railroad  transportation  act,  1933; 
8,  Motor  carrier  acts;  9,  Railroad  retirement  acts;  10,  Railroad  unemployment 
insurance  laws;  compiled  bv  E'mer  A.  Lewis,  superintendent  Document  Room, 
House  of  Representatives.  1940  [1944].  [1] -(-5.34  p.  *Paper,  r5\  ©  I'eni  308 
L.  C.  card  44-41516  Y  1.2 :  In  8/3/944 

Farm  relief  and  agricultural  ad.iustment  acts   [June  15,  1929-June  30,   1944]  ; 
compiled  by  Elmer  A.  Lewis,  superintendent  Document  Room,  House  of  Repre- 
sentatives.    1944.     viii-|-294  p.     *  Paper,  35c.     ©Item  308 
L.  C.  card  44-41426  Y  1.2  :  F  22/944 

Forestry.     Laws  relating  to  forestry,  game  conservation,  flood  control,  and  related 
subjects  [Mar.  1,  1911-June  30.  1944]  ;  compiled  by  Elmer  A.  Lewis,  superin- 
tendent   Document    Room,     House    of    Representatives.     1944.     vii-f228    p. 
*  Paper,  30c.     •  Item  308 
L.  C.  card  44-41,384  Y  1.2 :  F  76/4/944 

SeJccUve  service  act  as  amended,  contains  laws  of  65th,  76th,  77th,  and  7Sth 
Congresses  [May  IS,  1917-July  1,  1944]  ;  compiled  by  Elmer  A.  Lewis,  superin- 
tendent House  Document  Room.  1944.  ii-f  58  p.  *  Paper,  10c.  •  Item  308 
L.  C.  card  44-41506  Y  1.2 :  Se  4/944 

CAMPAIGN  EXPENDITtTRES,   SPECIAL  COMMITTEE  TO  INVESTIGATE,   HOUSE 

Campaion  expenditures,  hearings,  78th  Congress,  2d  session,  on  H.  Res.  551,  Aug. 
31,  1944;  [testimony  of  Robert  M.  Gaylord].    1944.     pt.  2,  ii-f  97-127  p.     [Part 
2  relates  primarily  to  activities  of  National  Industrial  Information  Committee 
of  National  Association  of  Manufacturers.]     *  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  380 
L.  C.  card  44-41416  Y  4.C  15 ;  C  15/pt.2 

CmL  SERVICE  COMMITTEE,  HOUSE 

Health  programs  for  Government  employees,  hearing  before  subcommittee,  78th 
Congress,  2d  session,  on  H.  R.  4009,  superseded  bv  H.  R.  5257,  Aug.  21  and  22, 
1944.     1944.     iii-f  100  p.  1  pi.     *  Paper,  15c.     •  Item  342 
L.  C.  card  44-41520  Y  4.C  49/1 ;  H  34 

EXECUTIVE   AGENCIES,    SPECIAL    COMMITTEE   TO   INVESTIGATE,     HOUSE 

Oovervmcnt  offices.     To  investigate  executive  agencies,  hearings,  78th  Congress, 
2d  session,  pursuant  to  H.  Res.  102,  Sept.  5  [and  27],  '1044.     1944.'    pts.  4  and  5, 
[vii]  4-2441-2.-)98  p.     *Paper,  pt.  4,  15c. ;  *pt.  5,  10c.     •  Item  3S0 
L.  C.  card  44-41047  Y  4.Ex  3/4 :  Ex  3y'pt.  4,  5 

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FEDERAL   COMMTJNIOATIONS    COMMISSION,    SIXKCT   COMMITTEIE  TO  INVESTIGATE,   HOUSE 

Federal  Covimtinicaiions  Commission.  Study  and  investigation  of  Federal  Com- 
munications Commission,  hearings,  78th  Congress,  2d  session,  acting  under  H. 
Res.  21,  directing  select  committee  to  conduct  study  and  investigation  of  organi- 
zation, iKTsonnel,  and  activities  of  Federal  Communications  Commission  with 
view  to  determining  whether  or  not  such  Commission  in  its  organization,  in 
selection  of  personnel,  and  in  conduct  of  its  activities,  has  been,  and  is,  acting 
in  accordance  with  law  and  public  interest.  Mar.  7-June  21,  1944.  1944.  pt.  3, 
iii +2533-4061 +i>  p.  11.  2  pi.  8  maps.  *  Paper,  $2.(J(J.  •  Item  380 
L.  C.  card  44-&41  Y  4.F  31/4 :  F  31/pt.3 

JUDICIARY  COMMITTEE,   HOUSE 

Court  cominissioncrs.  United  States  commissioners,  hearirgs  before  subcom- 
mittee no.  1,  78th  Congress,  2d  session,  on  H.  R.  4127.  to  amend  sec.  21  of  act 
of  May  28,  1896  (29  Stat.  184;  28  U.  S.  C.  597),  prescribing  fees  of  United 
States  conuni.ssioners,  II.  R.  4128,  to  prescribe  and  furnish  to  United  States 
commissioners  standard  forms  and  dockets  and  to  furnish  T^niterl  States  Code 
and  seal,  H.  R.  4129,  concerning  method  of  iiayment  of  compensation  of  United 
States  conmiissioners,  H.  R.  4130,  to  amend  sec.  o293.  Revised  statutes,  as 
amended,  relating  to  discharge  of  indigent  convicts  for  nonpayment  of  fines, 
H.  R.  4131,  to  amend  sec.  20  of  act  of  May  2*^,  1S96  (29  Stat.  184;  28  U.  S.  C. 
527),  so  as  to  provide  that  nothing  therein  contained  shall  preclude  referee  in 
bankruptcy  or  national  park  commissioner  from  api^ointment  also  as  United 
States  commissioner,  H.  R.  4132,  to  amend  sec.  35  of  act  to  establish  uniform 
system  of  bankruptcy  throughout  United  States,  as  amendeil,  so  as  to  remove 
legal  incompatibility  between  ofBce  of  United  States  conmiissioner  and  referee 
in  bmkruptcy,  June  7,  1944.  1944.  iii+28  p.  (Serial  19.)  *  Paper,  10c. 
•  Item  359 
L.  C.  card  43-f;052  T  4.J  89/1 :  C  78/8 

Enetyiy  property.  Administration  of  alien  propei-ty.  hearing  before  subcommit- 
tee no.  1,  78th  Congress.  2d  session,  on  H.  R  4840,  subsequently  amended  and 
reintroduced  as  H.  R.  .^031.  to  amend  1st  war  powers  act,  1041.  .Tune  9-15,  1944. 
1944.     iv+133  p.     (Serial  18.)      *  Paper,  20c.     •  Item  359      Y  4. J  89/1 ;  Al  4/3 

MERCHANT  MARINE  AND  FISHEXIKS  COMjriTTKE,   HOUSE 

Coast  Oiiard.  Report  of  Navy  Department  on  H.  R.  4475  [relative  to  permanent 
retention  by  Coast  Guard  and  by  Bureau  of  Customs  of  those  functions  of 
Bureau  of  Marine  Inspection  and  Navigation  which  were  transferred "  from 
Dspartment  of  Commerce  to  Coast  Gfuai'd  and  to  Bureau  of  Customs,  respec- 
tively, by  Executive  order  9083  (7  F.  R.  1609).  introduced  bv]  Mr.  Bland. 
[1944.]     p.  819-821.     (No.  61.)     t  Y  4. M  53 :  942-44/61 

Report  of  Treasury  Depai-tment  on  H.   R.  4475    [relative  to  permanent 

retention  by  Coast  Guard  find  by  Bureau  nf  Customs  of  those  functions  of 
Bureau  of  Marine  Inspection  and  Navigation  which  were  transferred  from 
Department  of  Conunerce  to  Coast  Guard  and  to  Bureau  of  Customs,  respec- 
tively, bv  Executive  order  9083  (7  F.  R.  1600),  introduced  byl  Mv.  Bland. 
[1944.]     p.  825-826.     (No.  63.)      t  Y  4.Mo3 :942-44/63 

■ Ignited  States  Coast  Guard,  its  functions  and  its  place  in  governmental 

Structure.     [1944.]     p.   999-1020.     (No.   88.)     t  Y  4.M  53 :  942-44/88 

Coa»t  Guard  AvxiHarv.  Coast  Guard  Auxiliary  and  Reserve  act,  as  amended. 
[1944.]     p.   1025-43.     (No.   90.)     t  Y  4.M  53 :  942-44/90 

Repf>rt  of  Navy  D'^nartment  on  II  R.  3704  [to  amend  Coast  Guard  Auxiliary 

and  Ri>serve  act  of  1941.  as  amended,  introduced  by]  Mr.  Rivers.  [1044.] 
p.  9r)3-9(;5.     (No.  81.)     t  Y  4. M  .53:  942-44/81 

Report  of  Navy  D'^partment  on  IT.  R.  52.55  [to  amend  Coast  Guard  Auxili- 

arv  and  Keserve  act  of  1911,  as  amended,  so  as  to  mt^ke  ^wss'We  more  effective 
utMiznMon  of  Const  Guard  Auxiliarv,  introduced  by]  Mr.  Bland.  [19^4.1  p. 
1051-56.      (No.   93.)      t  Y  4.M  .^.3 :  942-44/93 

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Combined  Shipping  Adjustmcut  Board.  Reports  of  Combined  Shipping  Adjust- 
ment Board  and  State  Department  on  House  resolution  529  freqnesting  United 
States  I'epresentative  on  Coml)ined  Shipping  Adjustment  Board  to  furnish  cer- 
tain information  with  regard  to  the  Board  to  House  of  Representatives,  intro- 
duced by]    Mr.   Canfield.     ll!)4t.]     p.   L*3;)-941.      (No.   79.)      t 

Y  4.M  53  :  942-44/79 

Fees  of  shipyard  operators  in  relation  to  their  capital  investment  under  ship 
contracts  with  Maritime  Commission.  [1944.]  p.  799.  (No.  57.)  [Corrected 
print]     t  Y  4.M  53  :  942-44/57 

Fish  and,  flslieiirs.  Report  of  Interior  Department  on  House  joint  resolution 
245  [authorizing  and  directing  Fish  and  Wildlife  Service  to  conduct  survey  of 
marine  and  fresh-water  fishery  resources  of  United  States,  its  Territories, 
and  possessions,  introduced  by]  Mr.  Bhind.     [1944.]     p.  857-858.     (No.  67.)    t 

Y  4.M  53  :  942-44/67 

Statement  of  subcommittee  on  fisheries  of  Committee  on  Merchant  Marine 

and  Fisheries  to  Committee  on  Banking  and  Currency  of  House  of  Representa- 
tives, May  12,  1944,  presented  by  .T.  Hardin  Peterson,  chairman,  and  state- 
ment of  S.  O.  Bland,  chairman  of  Committee  on  Merchant  Marine  and  Fish- 
eries [relative  to  price  control  of  fish  and  other  sea  food].  [1944.1  p.  891-897. 
( No.  73. )     t  Y  4.M  53  :  942-44/73 

Forwardeis.  Report  of  War  Shipping  Administration  pursuant  to  Public  law 
498,  77th  Congress  [relative  to  coordination  of  forwai'ding  and  similar  servic- 
ing of  water-borne  export  and  import  foreign  commerce  of  United  States, 
May  24,  1944].     [1944.]     p.  915-916.     (No.  7«5.)     f  Y  4.M  53 :  942-44/76 

Housing.  Transfer  of  shipyard  housing  to  National  Housing  Agency;  [memo- 
randum from  Maritime  Commission].     [1944.]     p.  1049-50.     (No.  92.)     t 

Y  4.M  53  :  942-44/92 

Insurance.  Memorandum,  ccmimittee  jurisdiction  in  House  of  Representatives 
over  subject  matter  of  bills  to  create  systems  of  social  insiu-ance.  [1944.] 
p.  917-936.      (No.  77.)      t  "  Y  4.M  53 :  942-44/77 

Memorandum  from  Murray  W.  Latimer,  chairman.  Railroad  Retirement 

Board,  on  unemplovment  insurance  [in  maritime  industry].  [1944.]  p.  SOl- 
810.     (No.  58.)     [Corrected  print.]    f  Y  4. M  53  :  942-44/58 

Report  of  Maritime  Commission  on  H.  R.  4163  [to  amend  sec.  2  (seamen's 

insurance)  of  Public  law  17,  78th  Congress,  relating  to  functions  of  War  Shii)- 
ping  Administration].     [1944.]     p.  811-815.      (No.59.)     t     Y  4.M  53 :  942-44/59 

Report  of  War  Shipping  Administration  on  operations  of  marine  and  war 

risk  insurance  fund.     [IW'l-]     P-  845-851,  1  pi.     (No.  65.)     t 

Y  4.M  53 :  942-44/65 

Report  of  War  Shipping  Administration  pursuant  to  Public  law  523,  77tli 

Congress  [on  war  risk  insurance]  .Jan.  and  Feb.  [1944].  [1944.]  p.  827-844. 
(No.  64.)     t 


Y  4.M  53 :942-44/64 


Same  [Mar.  1944].     [1944.]     p.  877-886.     (No.  71.)     t 


Same  [Apr.  1944]. 
Same  [May  1944]. 


[1944.]     p.  937.     (No.  78.)     f 
[1944.]     p.  985-989.     (No.  86.) 


Same  [June  1944]. 

[1944.]     p.  991-998. 

(No 

87.) 

Same  [July  1944]. 

[1944.]     p.  1057-58. 

(No. 

94.) 

Same  [Aug.  1944]. 

[1944.]     p.  1219-20. 

(No. 

101.) 

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Life  rafts.  Congressman  Harness'  review  of  letter  from  Admiral  Land,  dated 
June  1,  1944  [regarding  certain  contracts  entered  into  between  Maritime  Com- 
mission and  Globe  American  Corporation  for  life  rafts].  [1044.]  p.  077-983. 
(No.  85.)     t  Y  4.M  53 :  042^4/85 

Memorandum   from    Congressman    narness    regarding   certain   contracts 

entered  into  between  Maritime  Commission  and  Gl<)b<3  American  Corporation 
for  life  rafts,  and  repurt  of  Maritime  Commission  on  charges  made  by  Con- 
gressman Harness.     [1044.]     p.  04.3-0G2.     (No.  80.)     t       Y  4.M  53 :  042-44/80 

Maritime  Service.  Reports  of  Navy  Department  and  Veterans'  Administration 
on  H.  R.  3334  [to  amend  sec.  210  of  merchant  marine  act,  1036,  as  amended, 
so  as  to  provide  certain  rights  and  benefits  for  enrollees  in  Maritime  Service  and 
for  nienil)ers  of  Merchant  Marine  Cadet  Corp.s,  introduced  bv]  !Mr.  Bland. 
[1014.]     p.  800-003.      (No.  74.)      f  Y  4.M  53 :042-^4/74 

Maritime  War  Emrrgowy  BnnrtJ.  Jlemorandnm  of  history  of  Maritime  War 
Einergencv  Board  from  inception  to  present  time.  [1944.]  p.  865-875. 
( No.  70. )     t  Y  4.M  53  :  042-44/70 

Merchant  marine.  Merchant  marine  in  overseas  aviation,  executive  hearings 
b'^fore  subcommittee  on  merchant  marine  in  overseas  aviation.  78th  Congress, 
2d  session,  on  H.  Res.  52.  authorizing  investigation  of  national  defense  program 
as  it  relates  to  Committee  on  jVterchant  INIarine  and  Fisheries,  Sept.  11-13, 
1944.  1944.  ill +243  p.  map.  *Paper,  30c.  •  Item  362 
L.  C.  card  44-41519  Y  4.M  ,53  :  M  53/15 

Post-war  merchant  marine.     [1944.]     p.  1075-1218,  11.     (No.  100.)     t 

Y  4.M  53 :  942-44/100 

Statement  by  Maritime  Commission  on  right  of  merchant  marine  to  par- 
ticipate in  overseas  air  commerce.     [1944.]     p.  108.5-70.     (No.  07  )     t 

Y  4.M  53 :  942-44/97 

Pavama  Canal.  Memorandnni  by  W.  C.  Hushing.  American  Federation  of  Labor, 
on  H.  R.  3(i40  [to  amend  sec.  42  of  title  7  of  Canal  Zone  code,  so  as  to  increase 
terms  of  office  of  district  attornev  and  marshal  in  Canal  Zone,  introduced  bv] 
Mr.  Kefauver.     [1044.]     p.  859-861.     (No.  68.)     t  Y  4.M  53 :  942-44/68 

• Memorandum  from  Civil  Service  Commission  on  H.  R.  1117  and  H  R.  1124 

[bills  to  provide  for  recognition  of  services  of  civilian  officials  and  employees, 
cit^i/ens  fif  TTnited  States,  engnsred  in  and  about  construction  of  Panama  Canal]. 
[1944  ]  p.  797.  (No.  .56.)  [H.  R.  1117  and  H.  R.  1124  provide  annuities  for 
all  citizens  of  United  States  employed  by  Isthniinn  Canal  Commission  or  Panama 
Railroad  Con^pany  for  3  years  or  more  during  construction  x)priod  wlio  do  not 
receive  benefits  under  any  other  act.]     t  Y  4.M  53 :  942-44/56 

Report  of  Civil  Service  Commission  on  H.  R.  4307  [to  amend  Canal  Zone 

code,  so  as  to  bring  Canal  Zone  voluntary  retirement  provisions  in  line  with 
civil-service  retirement  provisions,  introduced  by]  Mr.  Welch.  [1044.]  p.  823. 
(No.  62.)     t  Y  4.M  53 :  042^4/62 

■ Report  of  Secretary  of  War  on  H.  R.  4307  [to  amend  Canal  Zone  code,  so 

as  to  bring  Canal  Zone  voluntary  retirement  provisions  in  line  with  civil-service 
retirement  provisions].     [1044.]     p.  8G.3-864.     (No.  60.)     f     Y  4. M  53  :  942^4/69 

Report  of  Secretai-j'  of  War  on  H.  R.  5169  [to  amend  Canal  Zonf>  code,  intro- 
duced by]  Mr.  Bland.    [1944.]    p.  1021-23.     (No.  89.)     t       Y  4.M  53  :  942-44/89 

Reports  of  Attorney  General  and  Secretary  of  War  on  H.  R.  .3*^46  [to  amend 

sec.  42  of  title  7  of  Canal  Zone  code,  so  as  to  increase  terms  of  office  of  district 
attorney  and  marshal  in  Canal  Zone].     [1944.]     p.  817-818.     (No.  60.)     t 

Y4.M  53 :  942-44/60 

Bailois.  Report  of  Federal  Security  Agency  on  H  .R.  4846  [to  amend  title  3  of 
merchant  marine  act,  10.36,  as  amended,  relative  to  benefits  to  persons  who 
served  in  merchant  marine  during  1st  and  2d  World  Wars,  introduced  bv]  Mr. 
Peterson    [of  Florida].     [1041.]     p.  1071-72.     (No.  08.)     t 

Y  4.:M  53 :  942-44/98 

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Sailors — Continued. 

[Report  of  Veterans'  Administration  on  H.  R.  4846]  bill  to  amend  title  3 

of  merchant  marine  act,  1936,  as  amended  [relative  to  benefits  to  persons  who 
served  in  mechant  marine  during  1st  and  2d  World  Wars].  [1944.]  p.  1073- 
74.     ( No.  99. )     t  Y  4.M  53 :  942-44/99 

War  Shipping  Administration  views  on  certain  benefits  to  seamen.    [1944.] 

p.  l(M5-48.     (No.  91.)     t  Y  4.M  53 :  942^4/91 

Ships.  Further  report  of  Maritime  Commission  on  H.  R.  4968  [to  amend  sec. 
511  (c)  of  merchant  marine  act,  1936,  as  amended,  relative  to  deposit  of  vessel 
proceeds  received  from  United  States  in  certain  cases  in  construction  reserve 
fund,  introduced  by]  Mr.  Bland.     [1944.]     p.  971-972.     (No.  83.)     t 

Y  4.M  53 :  942-44/83 

Memorandum  on  H.  R.  4486  [to  provide  for  sale  of  certain  Government- 
owned  merchant  vessels]  and  statement  by  chairman  of  committee  on  general 
objectives  of  hearings.    [1944.]     p.  887-889.     (No.  72.)     t      Y  4.M  53  :  942-44/72 

Policv  of  War  Shipping  Administration  regarding  general  agents  and  allo- 
cation of  ships.     [1944.]     p.  1059-62.      (No.  95.)     t  Y  4.M  53 :  942-44/95 

Report  of  Maritime  Commission  and  Treasury  Department  on  H.  R.  4968 

[to  amend  sec.  511  (c)  of  merchant  marine  act,  1936,  as  amended,  relative  to 
deposit  of  vessel  proceeds  received  from  United  States  in  certain  cases  in  con- 
struction reserve  fund,  introduced  by]  Mr.  Bland.  [1944.]  p.  967-970.  (No. 
82. )     t  Y  4.M  53  :  942-44/82 

Report  of  Maritime  Commission  on  H.  R.  2809  [to  amend  sec.  511  of  mer- 
chant marine  act,  1936.  as  amended,  so  as  to  permit  establishment  of  replace- 
ment fund,  introduced  by]  Mr.  Bland.     [1944.]     p.  973-976.     (No.  84.)     f 

Y  4.M  53  :  942-44/84 

Report  of  Maritime  Commission  on  H.  R.  4486  [to  provide  for  sale  of 

certain  Government-owned  merchant  vessels,  introduced  by]  Mr.  Bland.  [1944.] 
p.  905-914.     (No.  75.)     t  Y  4.M  53  :  942-44/75 

Report  of  Maritime  Commission  on  H.  R.  5213  [to  provide  for  sale  of 

certain  Government-owned  merchant  vessels,  introiuu'ed  by]  Mr.  Blanil,  ar.d 
voluntary  report  of  Treasury  Department.     [1944.]     p.  1221-2  5.      (No.  102.)     f 

Y  4.M  53  :  942-44/102 

Report  of  Maritime  Commission-War  Shipping  Administration  on  H.  R. 

3261  [to  amend  act  of  Apr.  29,  1943,  to  authorize  return  to  private  ownership 
of  Great  Lakes  vessels  and  vessels  of  1,000  gross  tons  or  less]  as  passed  by 
Senate.     [1944.]     p.  853-856.     (No.   66.)     t  Y  4.M  53 :  942^4/66 

Report  of  Navy  Department  on  H.  R.  4486  [to  provide  for  sale  of  certain 

Government-owned  merchant  vessels,  introduced  by]  Mr.  Bland.  [1944.] 
p.  1063-04.     (No.  96.)     t  Y  4.M  53 :  942-44/96 

NAVAL  AFFAIRS  COMMITTEE,  HOUSE 

Aviation  cadets.  Hearing  [78th  Congress,  1st  session],  on  H.  R.  3230,  to  amend 
sec.  12  of  naval  aviation  cadet  act  of  1942  [relative  to  payments  in  case  of 
death].     [1944.]     p.   2407-15.     (No.   249.)     *  Paper,   5c.     •Item   365 

Y  4.N  22/la  :  943-^44/249 

Bergmanv,  William  H.  For  relief  of  William  Henry  Bergmann,  H.  R.  5113, 
[ititrodnccd  by]  I^Ir.  Sh('p!)ard ;  [letter  from  Secretary  of  Navv  to  chairman 
of  Committee  on  Naval  Affairs  concerning  bill].  [1944.]  p.  2453.  (No.  2.55.) 
*I»aper,  5c.     •   Iten\  365  Y  4.N  22/la  :  943-44/255 

Naval  Mine  Depot,  Torktoivn.  Hearing  [78th  Congress,  1st  session],  on  S.  1170, 
authorizing  conveyance  to  "Virginia,  for  highway  purposes  only,  of  portion 
of  Naval  Mine  D.-pot  reservation,  Yorlvtown,  Va.  [19-44  ]  p.  2417-18.  (No. 
250.)     *Paper,  5c.     •    Item  365  Y  4.N  22/la  :  943-44/250 

Nai^i/.  Hearing  [78th  Congress,  1st  session],  on  H.  R.  3223,  for  reimbursement  of 
officers,  enlisted  men,  and  others  in  naval  service  for  propertv  lost,  ilamaged, 
or  destroyed  in  such  service.  [1944.]  p.  2429-49.  (No.  253.)  *  Pap(>r,  He. 
•  Item  365  Y  4.N  22/1  a  :  943-44/253 

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Navy — Continued. 

To  aniond  act  authorizing  temporary  appointnieut  or  advancement  of  cer- 
tain personnel  of  Navy  and  Marine  Corps,  api)roved  July  24,  1941,  as  amended, 
H.  li.  4971,  [introduced  byj  Mr.  Satteifield;  [letter  from  acting  Secretary  of 
Navy  to  chairman  of  Committee  on  Naval  Affairs  concerning  bill].  [1944.] 
p.  24r.l.     (No.  234.)     *raper,  5c.     •   Item  3Gi3  Y  4.N  22/la  :  943-44/254 

Navy  Department.  To  amend  act  to  authorize  Secretary  of  Navy  to  proceed 
with  construction  of  certain  public  works,  approved  Apr.  4,  1944,  relating  to 
acquisition  and  di.sposal  of  land  for  naval  u.se,  II.  R.  ."lOO.j,  [introduced  by] 
Mr.  Vin.son  of  Georgia;  [letter  from  acting  Secretary  of  Navy  to  chairman  of 
Conmiittee  on  Naval  AlTairs  concerning  bill].  [1944.]  p.  2455-56.  (No.  250). 
*Paper,  5c.     •   Item  3(55  Y  4.N  22/la  :  943-44/256 

Nume  Corps,  Navy.  Hearing  [7Sth  Congress,  1st  session],  (m  H.  R.  2976,  to 
grant  military  rank  to  certain  members  of  Navy  Nur.<!e  Corps.  [1944.]  p. 
2423-28.     (No.  252.)     *  Pa])er,  5c.     •  Item  3G5  Y  4.N  22/1  a  :  943-44/252- 

Oflircrs,  Navy.  For  relief  of  certain  commissioned  officers  of  Navy,  Marine 
Corps,  and  Coast  Guard,  H.  R.  5112,  [introduced  by]  Mr.  Satterfield;  [letter 
from  Secretary  of  Navy  to  chairman  of  C/ommittee  on  Naval  Affairs  concern- 
ing bill].     [1944.]     p.  2457-58.     (No.  2.57.)      *Paper,  5c.     •   Item  365 

Y  4.N  22/1  a :  943-44/257 

Pay,  Navy.  Hearing  [78th  Congress,  1st  session],  on  H.  R.  3225,  to  amend 
act  of  May  27,  1908,  as  amended,  authorizing  settlement  of  accounts  of  de- 
ceased officers  and  enlisted  men  of  Navy  and  Marine  Corps.  [1944.]  p.  2401- 
6.     (No.  248.)     *  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  365  Y  4.N  22/1  a :  943-44/248 

Uniforms.  Hearing  [78th  Congress,  1st  session],  on  S.  1113,  to  amend  sec.  11 
of  naval  aviation  cadet  act  of  1942  [so  as  to  correct  inequality  in  payment 
of  uniform  gratuity  in  case  of  aviation  cadets  who  are  commissioned  in  Marine 
Corps  Reserve  on  completion  of  cadet  training],  [1944.1  P-  2397-99.  (No. 
247. )     *  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  365  Y  4.N  22/1  a  :  943-44/247 

• Hearing  [78th  Congress,  1st  session],  on  S.  1132,  to  amend  Naval  Reserve 

act  of  1938  so  as  to  provide  for  payment  of  uniform  gratuity  to  certain  officers 
recalled  to  active  duty.  [1944.]  p.  2419-22.  (No.  251.)  *  Paper,  5c.  •Item 
365  Y  4.N  22/1  a  :  943-44/251 

Warrant  officers.  Marine  Corps.  Hearing  [78th  Congress,  1st  session],  on  H.  R. 
3224,  to  establish  grades  of  commissioned  warrant  officer  and  warrant  officer 
in  Marine  Corps.     [1944.]     p.  2391-96.     (No.  240.)     *  Paper.  5c.     •  Item  365 

Y  4.N  22/1  a  :  943-44/246 

WARD,    MONTGOMERY,    &    CO.,    SELECT   COMMITTEE    TO   INVESnGATE   SEIZURE   OF,    HOUSE 

Ward.  Montgomery,  d  Co.     Investigation  of  seizure  of  Montgomery  "Ward  &  Co., 
hearings,  78th  Congress,  2d  session,  pursuant  to  H.  Res.  521,  May  22-June  8, 
1944.     1944.     iii+C61  p.     *  Paper,  $1.00.     •  Item  380 
L.  C.  card  44-41548  Y  4.W  21 :  W  21 

INTERNAL  REVENUE  TAXATION  JOINT  COMMITTEE 

Income  tax.  Individual  income  tax  provisions  of  internal  revenue  code,  appli- 
cable to  taxable  vears  beginning  in  1944  or  later ;  [compiled  by  Lynn  L.  Strat- 
tou  and  Walter  II.  McClenon].  1944.  xiii+312  p.  *  Paper,  40c.  •  Item  334 
L.  C.  card  44-41521  Y  4.1n  8/11 :  In  2 

SENATE 

Calendar  of  business,  78th  Congress,  2d  session,  Nov.  14.  1944:  no.  114.  1^4. 
12  p.  large  8°     [Daily  when  Senate  is  in  session.]     t  Y  1.3  :  78-2/114 

Economic  conditions.  Domestic  stability,  national  defense,  and  prosecution  of 
World  War  II,  legislative  and  executive  background.  1933-44:  Sec.  1.  Domestic 
stability ;  Sec.  2,  National  defense ;  Sec.  3,  World  War  II ;  Sec.  4,  Appendix ; 
Sec.  5,  Index;  presented  by  Albcn  W.  P.arkley.  1944.  iii+109  p.  (S.  doc. 
224,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )  [Reprinted  from  S^>nate  document  285,  77th  Con- 
gress, with  certain  additions  and  revisions.]  *  Paper,  1.5c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41524 

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AGBICULTTJEB    AND    FORESTRY    COMMITTEE,     SENATE 

Rural  Electrification  Administration.  Administration  of  rural  electrification  act, 
hearings  before  subcommittee,  T8th  Congress,  2d  session,  on  S.  Res.  197,  author- 
izing employment  of  assistants  and  expenditure  of  funds  in  proposed  investi- 
gation of  administration  of  rural  electrification  act,  Apr.  17-May  29,  1944. 
1944.  pt.  4,  vii+S73-15ir)  p.  il.  *  Paper,  $1.00.  •  Item  382 
L.  C.  card  44-3040  Y  4.Ag  8/2 :  R88/4/pt.4 

AMEiaCAN  SMALI^  BUSINESS,   SPECIAL  COMMITTEE  TO  STUDY  PROUI^MS  OF,   SENATE 

Business.  Problems  of  American  small  business,  hearings,  78th  Congress,  2d 
session,  pursuant  to  S.  Res.  00  (extending  S.  Res.  298,  76th  Congress),  to  ap- 
point .spt'cial  committee  to  study  and  survey  pioblems  of  American  small  busi- 
ne>"s  enterprises,  July  24  [-21],  1944;  Developing  the  West  through  small  busi- 
ness, 1  land  2 1.  1944.  pts.  40  and  41,  [x]-|-4719'-5162  p.  il.  2  maps.  [These 
htari.ig.s  ■..  ere  held  at  KalispcU,  :Mont..,  and  Seattle,  Wash.]  *  Paper,  pts.  40 
and  41,  each  30c.  • 
L.  C.  card  42-12978  Y  4.Am  3/5 :  B  9G/4/pt.40,41 

CENTUAl.IZATION   OK    HEA\'Y   IXDUSTHY   I.N    UNITED  STATIOS,    SPECIAL  COMMITTBS:  TO 

INVESTIGATE,   SENATE 

Economy  policy.     Graphic  guide  to  decentralization  and  some  simi)le  facts  on 
reconversion,  78th  Congi-ess,  2d  session,  pursuant  to  S.  Res.  190.     Oct.  7,  1944. 
7  p.  map,  1  tab.  f"     (Committee  print.  78th  Congress,  2d  session.)      [The  map 
and  table  are  separate.]     *  Paper,  L'5c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41583  Y  4.C  33/3 :  D  35 

DISTRICT  OF   COLUMBIA    C0MMITTi:E,    SENATE 

National  Caiiitul  Hoiisivg  Authority.  Investigation  of  program  of  National  Capi- 
■  tal  Housing  Authority,  hearings  before  subcommittee.  78th  Congress,  2d  session, 
on  S.  Res.  184,  authorizing  investigation  of  program  of  National  Capital  Hous- 
ing Authority,  and  S.  1099.  to  amend  District  of  Columbia  alley  dwelling  act, 
as  amended.  .Tune  10,  1944.  1944.  pt.  5,  iii-|-12o3-14194-vii  p.  [Includes 
appendix  and  general  index.]  *  Paper,  25c.  •  Item  388 
L.  C.  card  44-4413  Y  4.D  63/2  :  N  21/pt.5 

EDUCATION  AND  LABOR  COMMITTEE,   SENATE 

EnifiJoiiinent  maiiayenient.  Fair  employment  practices  act,  hearings  before  sub- 
committee, 7Sth  Congress,  2d  session,  on  S.  2048,  to  prohibit  discrimination  in 
employment  because  of  race,  creed,  color,  national  origin,  or  ancestry,  Aug.  30- 
Sept.  8,  1944.  1944.  iv+2;31  p.  [R.  2048  establishes  the  Fair  Employment 
Practice  Conmiissiou  and  terminates  the  Committee  on  Fair  Employment  Prac- 
tice.] *  Paper,  30c.  •  Item  389 
L.  C.  card  44-41546  Y  4.Ed  8/3 :  Em  7/2 

Wartime  health  atul  education,  hearings  before  subconunittee.  78th  Congress,  2d 
session,  pursuant  to  S.  Res.  74,  authorizing  investigation  of  educational  and 
physical  fitness  of  civilian  population  as  related  to  national  defense,  July  10- 
12,  1944.  1944.  pt.  5,  v-M6ia-1871  p.,  il.  5  pi.  map.  *  Paper,  35c.  •  Item 
389 
L.  C.  card  44-4801  Y  4.Ed  8/3 :  W  26/pt.5 

FORiaON    REJ.A.TT0N8    COMMXTTEK,     SENATE 

Treaties  and  executive  agreements,  analysis  prepared  for  Committee  on  Foreign 
Relations  by  Henry  S.  Eraser;  presented  bv  Mr.  Coimally.     1944.     [3] -[-30  p. 
(S.  doc.  244,  7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess.)     *  Paper,  iOc. 
L.  C.  card  44-41523 

IMMIOUATION  COMMITTEE,   SENATE 

nindus.  To  permit  naturalization  of  approximately  300O  natives  of  India,  hear- 
ings before  subfonunittee,  78th  Congi'css,  2d  session,  on  R.  1595.  to  permit  ap- 
proximately 3000  natives  of  India  who  entered  Ignited  States  prior  to  July  1, 
1924.  to  become  naturalized,  Sept.  13  and  14,  1944.  19-14.  iii-[-53  p.  *  Paper, 
inc.  •  It<>m  393 
L.  C.  card  -44-41547  Y  4.1m  6/2 :  In  2 

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INTEESTATE  COMMERCE  COMMITrEE,  SENATE 

RaUrodd  ratrs.  Repeal  of  land-grant  ratos  on  transportation  of  Government 
trallic,  hearings  before  subcommittee,  78th  Congress,  2d  session,  on  II.  R.  4184, 
to  amend  sec.  3-1,  title  3,  pt.  2,  tran.^portation  act  of  1940,  with  respect  to 
movement  of  Government  tralHc.  June  8-Aug.  19,  1944.  1944.  iv-|-244  p.  1  pi. 
map.  *  Paper,  30c.  •  Item  396 
L.  C.  card  44-41432-  Y  4.1n  8/3  :  L  22 

IRRIGATION   AND  RECLAMATION   COMMITTEE,    SENATE 

Central  Valley  project,  Calif.,  hearings  before  subcommittee,  78th  Congress,  2d 
session,  on  S.  Res.  295,  to  investigate  problems  arising  in  connection  with  con- 
struction and  administration  of  Central  Valley  reclamation  project  in  California, 
July  24-29,  1944.  1944.  vii+503  p.  2  maps.  [These  hearings  were  held 
at  Sacramento,  Fresno,  Hanford,  and  Bakerstield,  Calif.J  *  Paper,  75c. 
•  Item  397 
L.  C.  card  44-41517  Y  4.1r  7/1 :  0  33 

MILITAKY  ATFAIRS  COMMITTEE,   SENATE 

Public  property.  Disposal  of  surplus  war  materials,  policies  and  procedures,  1918- 
192G,  study  prepared  by  Bureau  of  Labor  Statistics ;  report  of  war  contracts 
.subcommittee,  pursuant  to  S.  Res.  193,  to  investigate  war  contracts,  termination 
of  war  contracts,  and  related  problems.  1944.  v+118  p.  (Senate  subcommit- 
tee print  no.  7.  78th  Congress,  2d  session.)  f 
L.  C.  card  44-4inS2  Y  4.M  59/2 :  W  19/13 

Scientific  and  technical  mohilii^atint}.  hearings  before  subcommittee,  7Sth  Congress, 
2d  session,  pursuant  to  S.  Res.  107,  authorizing  study  of  possibilities  of  better 
mobilizing  national  resources  of  United  States.  Aug.  29-Sept.  13,  1944.  1944. 
pt.  IG,  xvi-f  1935-2453  p.  [Part  10  relates  to  cartel  practices  and  national 
security.]  *  Paper,  70c.  O  Item  401 
L.  C.  card  43-7134  Y  4.M  59/2 :  Sci  2/pt.l6 

POST  OFFICES  AND  POST  BOADS  COMMITTEE,   SENATE 

Postal  seri7ice.  Increased  compensation  for  postal  employees,  hearing,  78th 
Congress,  2d  session,  on  S.  1882,  S.  1678.  S.  2149,  S.  1G95.  bills  to  increase  rates 
of  compensation  of  certain  postal  employees,  and  to  extend  to  assistant  post- 
masters and  supervisory  employees  of  field  service  of  postal  service  overtime 
payments  for  services  performed  daily  in  excess  of  8  hours,  Sept.  21  [20],  1944. 
1944.  iii+49  p.  *  Paper,  10c.  •  Item  406 
L.  C.  card  44-41518  Y  4.P  84/2 :  Em  7/3 

COURT  OF  CLAIMS 

California  Electric  Ponder  Co.  California  Electric  Power  Company  v.  United 
States  ;  report  of  commissioner.     [1944.]     no.  45688,  p.  75-91.     t     Ju  3.8 :  C  128e 

California  Electric  Power  Company  v.  United  States;  report  of  commis- 
sioner.    [1944.]     no.  45916.  p.  107-122.    't  Ju  3.8 :  C  12Se/2 

Cases.  November  calendar,  1944.  1944.  9  p.  [Part  of  the  pages  are  blank.]  t 
L.  C.  card  28-22903  Ju  3.5 :  944/8 

Cochran.  Howe  P.  Cochran  v.  United  States;  report  of  commissioner.  [1944.] 
no.  45425,  p.  5-8.     t  Ju  3.8 :   C  643/4 

Ridnour,  J.  C.  Co.  J.  C.  Ridnoiir  Company  v.  United  States;  report  of  commis- 
sioner.    [1944.]     no.  44741,  p.  13-19.     t  Ju3.S:R438 

Sioiix  Indians.  Sioux  tribe  of  Indians,  consisting  of  Sioux  tribe  of  Rosebud 
Indian  Reservation  in  South  Dakota  [et  al.]  v.  United  States;  report  of  com- 
missioner.    [1944.]     no.  C-531-{19),  p.  11-17.     t  Ju  3.8 :  Si  73/4 

Sioux  trib'^  of  Indians,  consisting  of  Sioux  tribe  of  Rosebud  Indian  Reserva- 
tion in  South  Dakota  \ot  all  v.  United  States;  report  of  commissioner.  [1944.] 
no.  C-531-(20) ,  p.  11-17.     t  Ju  3.8 :  Si  73/5 

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StoH,r  Indians — Coutlnued. 

Sioux  tribe  of  Indians,  consisting  of  Sioux  tribe  of  Rosebud  Indian  Res- 
ervation in  Sontli  Dalvota  [et  al.]  v.  United  States;  report  of  commissioner. 
[1944.]     no.  C-.>n-(21),  p.  11-14.     t  .In  3.8  :  Si  73/0 

Smith,  J.  Allen,  &  Co.,  Inc.  J.  Allen  Smith  &  ^Company,  Inc.,  v.  United  States; 
report  of  commi.ssioner.     [1944.]     no.  45SS4,  p.  7-10.     t  Ju3.8:  Sm  61/8 

Woolford.  Trust  Company  of  Georgia  and  James  E.  Dickey,  trustees  for  Charlotte 
Louise  Woolford,  v.  United  States;  report  of  commissioner.  [1944.]  no.  45G67, 
p.  5-17.     +  Ju  3.8 :  W  884 

COURT  OF  CUSTOMS  AND  PATENT  APPEALS 

Cms/o»(S  coZenefar  for  Oct.  term,  1944.  [1944.]  cover  title,  16+ [1]  p.  [Issued  in 
loose-leaf  form.     Half  of  the  pages  are  blank.]     $  Ju  7.7:  944 

Customs  cases.     Court  of  Customs  and  Patent  Appeals :  v.  31,  Customs  cases 
adjudged  in  Court  of  Customs  and  Patent  Appeals,  Apr.  1943-Apr.  1944 ;  W.  R. 
McWherter,    reporter.     1944.     xiv+l-2ri3    p.     [Volume   31    containing    Patent 
cases  will  be  issued  under  separate  cover.]     *  Cloth,  $1.00.     •  Item  422 
L.  C.  card  11-35722  Ju  7.5  :  31/1 

Patent  calendar  for  Oct.  term,  1944.  1944.  cover  title,  98+ [1]  p.  [Issued  in 
loose-leaf  form.     Half  of  the  pages  are  blank.]     %  Ju  7.7/2 :  944 

CUSTOMS  COURT 

Cases.    United  States  Customs  Court  reports :  v.  10,  Cases  adjudged  in  Customs 
Court,  Jan.-June  1943.     1944.     viii+675  p.     [Includes  Custoins  Court  decisions 
713-779,    abstracts    47802-48396,    and    reappraisemeut    decisions    5769-5879.] 
*  Cloth,  $1.25.     •  Item  424 
L.  C.  card  39-29067  Ju  9.5 :  10 

DISTRICT  OF  COLUMBIA 

United  States  Court  of  Appeals.  Transcript  of  record,  United  States  Court  of 
Appeals,  District  of  Columbia,  Apr.  term,  1944,  no.  8721,  John  H.  McCarthy  vs. 
United  States,  appeal  from  District  Court  of  United  States  for  District  of 
Columbia.     [1944.]     cover  title,  iii+29  p.  14  facsim.     $  DC  9.5  :M  127/2 

EMPLOYEES'  COMPENSATION  COMMISSION 

Oovernment  officials  and  employees.  Employees'  compensation  act  (as  amended), 
(Public  no.  267,  64th  Cong.,  H.  R.  15316)  act  to  provide  comi3ensation  for 
employees  of  United  States  suffering  injuries  while  in  performance  of  their 
duties,  and  for  other  purposes.     [1944.]     36  p.     t  EC  1.2 :  Ac  8/944 

S(f/"("fi/ 6MZ?erm,  V.  9,  no.  3 ;  Sept.  1944.  [1944.]  cover  title,  28  p.  il.  4°  [Monthly. 
Text  on  p.  2  of  cover.]     f     •  Item  435 

L.  C.  card  36-26723  EC  1.9 :  9/3 

Note. — This  bulletin  issued  in  the  interest  of  accident  prevention  in  employment 
■within  the  purview  of  the  workmen's  compensation  laws  administered  by  the  Employees' 
Compensation  Coniinission,  directs  attention  to  the  number  of  iniuries  reported  to  the 
Commission  under  the  Federal  employees'  compensation  act,  the  lonRshoremen's  and 
harl)or  workers'  compensation  act,  and  the  District  of  Columbia  compensation  act,  the 
causes  of  such  injuries  and  the  possibilities  of  preventing  them  by  the  use  of  appropriate 
safety  measures. 

FEDERAL  COMMUNICATIONS  COMMISSION 

Addresses.  Listeners'  part  in  radio  programming,  talk  by  Commissioner  C.  J. 
Durr,  Federal  Communications  Commission,  before  Greater  Cleveland  Radio 
Council,  Cleveland,  Ohio,  May  9,  1944.     [1M4.]     8  p.  4"     [Processed.]     f 

CC  1.15  :  D  93/2 

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Communications.  Statistics  of  communications  industry  in  United  States,  year 
ended  Dec.  31,  1942.  containing  financial  and  operating  data  relating  to  com- 
munication carriers  and  standard  broadcast  stations  subject  to  communications 
act  t>f  1934;  prepared  by  Accounting,  Statistical,  and  Tariff  Department.  1944. 
vi+280  p.  il.  *  Paper,  35c.  •  Item  444 
L.  C.  card  41-50610  '  CC  1.2 :  C  73/942 

Telegraph.  Operating  data  from  monthly  reports  of  telegraph  and  cable  carriers, 
July  1944.  1 1944. J  [2]  p.  il.  oblong  large  8°  [Processed.  Subject  to  revision.] 
t  CC  1.13 :  944/7 

Tclcpho7ic.  Operating  data  from  monthly  reports  of  large  telephone  carriers, 
July  1944.  [1944.]  [2]  p.  il.  oblong  large  8°  [Processed.  Subject  to  re- 
vision.]    t  CC  1.14:  944/7 

Statistics  of  class  A  and  class  B  telephone  carriers  reporting  annually  to 

Couimission,  as  of  Dec.  31,  1943  and  for  year  ended  that  date.     [1944.]     4 
leaves,  r     [Processed.]     t  CC  1.2 :  T  236/11/943 

FEDERAL  DEPOSIT  INSURANCE  CORPORATION 

Banks  and  banking.    Assets  and  liabilities  of  operating  insured  banks,  June  30, 
1944  ;  report  21.     n.  p.  [Sept.  8,  1944].     36  p.  il.  oblong  8°     t 
L.  C.  card  34-28239  Y  3.F  31/8 :  9/21 

Federal  credit  tmions,  quarterly  report  of  orglinizatiou,  quarter  ending  June  30, 
1944.     [1944.]     [4] +2  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  Y3.F 31/8: 13/944-2 

FEDERAL  INTERDEPARTMENTAL  SAFETY  COUNCIL 

Note. — Established  by  Executive  order  8071,   dated  Mar.   21,   1939,  as  an   ofllcial  ad- 
visory agency  in  matters  relating  to  the  safety  of  Federal  employees. 

Report.  Annual  report,  Federal  Interdepartmental  Safety  Council,  joint  dinner 
meeting  of  Federal  Interdepartmental  Safety  Council,  Society  for  Advancement 
of  Management,  Council  of  Personnel  Administration,  Washington,  D.  C,  Mar. 
16,  1944 ;  Condensed  report  of  6th  annual  meeting  of  Federal  Interdepartmental 
Safety  Council,  Washington,  D.  C,  Mar.  2,  1944.  [1944.]  [2] +37  p.  4» 
[Processed]     %  FIS  1.1 :  944 

FEDERAL  POWER  COMMISSION 

Electric  power  requirements  of  industrial  establishments,  1939-42  (actual),  1943 
and  1944  (estimated).     Mar.  1944.     [2] +177  p.  il.  4°     [Processed.]     t  Paper, 
50c. 
L.  C.  card  44^1080  FP  1.21 :  35 

Electric  power  statistics  [title  page  and  contents].  Sept.  1944.  1  p.  4°  ( [F.  P.  C. 
S-17,  title  page  and  contents.])      [Processed.]     J  FP  1.21 :  17/t.p.  &  cont. 

Note.- — Electric  power  statistics  is  a  loose-leaf  statistical  service  comprising  48 
monthly  and  4  annual  or  other  reports  furnished  with  a  binder ;  subscription,  .$2.00  per 
year.  The  service  includes  monthly  reports  summarizing  power  requirements  and  supply, 
production  and  capacity,  consumption  of  fuel  and  revenues  and  income  of  privately- 
owned  electric  utilities. 

Electric  utilities.  Revenues  and  income  of  privately-ov?ned  class  A  and  class  B 
electric  utilities  in  United  States,  Aug.  1944;  no.  44-8C.  Oct.  IG,  1944.  [4]  p. 
11.4°     [Monthly.     Proce.ssed.]     t  Paper,  5c.  FP  1.11/5 :  44-80 

Electricity.  Consumption  of  fuel  for  production  of  electric  energy,  Aug.  and  July 
1944 ;  no.  44-8B.  Sept.  22,  1944.  2  p.  il.  4°  [Monthly.  Processed.]  t  Paper, 
5c.  FP  1.11/3 :  44-8B 

Production  of  electric  energy  in  United  States,  Aug.  and  July  1944;  no. 

44-8A.     Sept.  22,  1944.     4  p.  il.  4°     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t  Paper,  5c. 

FP  1.11/2 :  44-8A 

•     Sent  to  Depository  Libraries 


November  1944 


1257 


National  electric  rate  book. 

Note. — The  National  cloctric  rate  book  and  individnal  rate  books  for  the  48  States, 
covering  the  rates  charjjed  by  publicly  and  privately  owned  utilities  in  conimunities  of 
1,000  or  more  population,  are  issued  in  loose-leaf  binders.  Supi)leinents  showinq:  rate 
changes  and  new  rate  sc-hcdules  are  issued  in  processed  form  to  replace  superseded  data. 

Prices  are  as  follows  :  National  electric  rate  book,  iflO.OO  including  binders  and  Sup- 
plement service,  for  12  months  from  date  of  order;  Supplement  service  thereafter,  $7.50 
per  year. 

State  rate  books,  .SI. 00  each,  including  binder  and  Supplement  service  for  12  months 
from  date  of  order;  Supplement  service  thereafter,  $1.00  per  year. 

National  electric  rate  book:   [State  foparatel  ;  Delaware.     Sept.  12,  1944. 

6  p.  4°     [Supersedes  issue  of  Nov.  15,  1942.]  FP  1.18 :  D  37/944 


Sept.  20,  1944.     52  p.  4° 


Same ;  New  York, 

1942.] 

—  Same :  Supplemmcr.t  service,  Kansas, 
sedes  supplement  issued  May  1943.] 


Aui 


—     Same,  Wyoming. 
July  1943. 


Oct,  1944.     [l]+lp.  4° 


[Supersedes  issue  of  Nov.  1, 
FP  1.18 :  N  42  y/944 

?.  3944.     [21+7  p.  4°     [Super- 
FP  1.18 :  K  13/942/SUPP.-2 

[Supersedes  supplement  issued 
FP  1.18 :  W  99/942/supp.-2 


FEDERAL  RESERVE  SYSTEM  BOARD  OF  GOVERNORS 

Department  stores.  Revised  weekly  index  of  department  store  sales,  n.  p.  [1944]. 
2  p.  il.  4"    [From  Federal  reserve  bulletin,  Sept.  1944.  ]     f         FR  1.3/1  a :  D  44/2 

Federal  reserve  huUetin,  Oct.  1944:    [v.  30,  no.  10].     n.  p.    [1944].     [2]+953- 
1036  p.  il.  4°     [Monthly.]     t  Paper,  20c.  single  copy,  $2.00  a  yr. ;  foreign  sub- 
scription, $2.00. 
L.  C.  card  15-26318  FR  1.3/1 :  30/10 

NuTio. — The  Bulletin  contains  reviews  of  current  economic  developments,  special 
articles  on  nionetary  and  banking  topics,  analyses  of  credit  conditions,  regulations  and 
rulings  of, the  Board  of  Governors,  and  statistics  of  banking,  business  activity,  prices. 
Treasury  operations,  and  international  tinance.  It  is  sent  to  member  banks  and,  upon 
request,  to  libraries  of  educational  institutions  without  charge.  Others  desiring  copies 
may  obtain  them  from  the  Board  of  Governors  of  the  Federal  Reserve  System,  Wash- 
ington, D.  C,  at  the  prices  stated  above. 

Inter-district  collection  system.  Federal  reserve  par  list  (banks  upon  which 
checks  will  be  received  by  Federal  reserve  banks  for  collection  and  credit)  ; 
Aug.  1944  supplement.     [1944.]      [2]  p.  4°     [Processed.]     f 

FR  1.9 :  944/SUPP.-7 

Siime ;  Sept.  1944  supplement.     [1944.]      [2]  p.  4° 


Same;  Oct.  1944  supplement.     [1944.]     [2]  p.  4° 


[Processed.]     f 

FR  1.9 :  944/SUPP.-8 

[Processed.]     t 

FR  1.9 :  944/SUPP.-9 

Regulations.  Amendment  to  Regulation  A  [effective  Sept.  11,  1944].  [1944.] 
1  p.     ([Regulation  A,  amdt.  3.])      [Processed.*     j  FR  1.6 :  937/A/amdt.-3 

FEDERAL  SECURITY  AGENCY 

Personnel  program,  manual  for  executives  and  personnel  officers;  issued  by  Divi- 
sion  of  Personnel    Management.      1944.      [l]+87  p.      (Training  manual  3.) 
♦Paper,  20c.     •   Item  484 
L.  C.  card  44-41581  FS  1.10 :3 

Physical  Fitness  Committee.  1st  annual  report  to  National  Council  on  Physical 
Fitness  of  Committee  on  Physical  Fitness,  Federal  Sfcuritv  Agencv,  .lune  30, 
1944.     [1944.]     7  p.  4°     [Processed.]     | 


L.  C.  card  44-41580 


FS  1.2 :  P  56/3/944 


Services  of  Federal  Security  Agency.     [Reprint  with  changes  Sept.  1944.]      [4]  + 
19  p.  12"     t     •  Item  484  FS  1.2 :  F  31/2/944-2 


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1258  Go\'ERMMENT   PUBLICATIONS 

COMMUNITY  WAR  SERVICES  OFFICE 

Recreation  hiilletht,  inforinafion  for  communify  dofcTise  ropreation  committees, 
published  by  Division  of  Recreation,  issue  88;  Sept.  25,  1944.  [1944.]  4  p.  4° 
[Processed.]     t  FS  9.7  :  88 

Recreation  Division,  at  your  service.     [1944.]      [2J+10  p.  16"     t     •  Item  484 

FS  9.2  :R  24/8 
EDUCATION  OFFICE 

Agricultural  collegex.    Alumni  of  United  States  colleges  of  agriculture  who  are 
citizens  of  other  American  republics;  compiled  by  Division  of  Inter-American 
Educational  Relations.     Apr.  1944.     ii-f2r)  p.  oblong  8"     [Processed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  E  44-112  FS  5.2  :  Al  8 

American  Medical  Association  aud  National  Council  on  Physical  Fitness  Joint 
Committee.  Joint  Connnittee  symbolizes  a  new  working  together,  health  and 
physical  fitness.  [1944.]  [2]  p.  4°  [From  Education  for  victory,  Sept.  20, 
1944,  V.  3,  no.  6]     t  FS  5.26/a  :  P  509/3 

Counselors.  Training  of  industrial  counselors.  [Sept.  1944.]  4  p.  4°  [Proc- 
essed.]    t  FS5.2:C83 

Education  for  victory,  official  biweekly  of  Office  of  Education,  v.  3,  no.  7  and  8 ; 
Oct.  3  and  20,  1944.     [1944.]     Each  32  p.  il.  4°     *  Paper,  5c.  single  copy,  $1.00 
a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $l.r)0.     •  Item  499 
L.  C.  card  E  42-155  FS  5.26 :  3/7,  8 

FM  radio  stations.  FM  for  education  [suggestions  for  planning,  licensing  and 
utilizing  educational  FM  radio  stations  owned  and  operated  by  school  systems, 
colleges  and  universities,  with  sources  of  additional  information ;  by  William 
Dow  Boutwell,  assisted  by  Ronald  R.  Lowdermilk,  Gertrude  G.  Broderick]. 
[1944.]  [2]+ii+21  p.  il.  4°  (Misc.  no.  7.)  *  Paper,  20c.  •  Item  492 
L.  C.  card  *^  44-111  FS  5.30 :  7 

Far  East.     Annotated  list  of  pamphlets  on  the  Far  East ;  by  Ruth  A.  Gray  and 
C.  O.  Arndt.     [1944.]     13  p.  4°     [Processed.]     f 
L.  C.  card  E  44-113  FS  5.10 :  F  22/2/944 

Language  and  languages.  Methods  of  teaching  foreign  language ;  by  IMarjorie  C. 
Johnston.     May  1944.     7  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  FS5.2:F76 

~ —  Teacher's  manual  for  Portuguese,  language  of  Brazil,  exhibition  of  teach- 
ing materials;  prepared  by  Library  Service  Division  in  cooperation  with  Office 
of  Coordinator  of  Inter-American  Affairs.     [1944.]     5  p.  il.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

FS5.G:P83 

• Teacher's  manual  for  Spanish  language  in  countries  south  of  us,  exhibi- 
tion of  teaching  materials  ;  prepared  by  Library  Service  Division  in  cooperation 
with  Office  of  Coordinator  of  Inter-American  Affairs.  [1944.]  6  p.  il.  4° 
[Processed.]     t  FS5.6:Sp2 

• Teaching  of  English  as  2d  language,  some  programs  offered  by  institutions 

of  higher  learning  in  United  States.     [1944.]     6  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

FS  5.2 :  En  3/6 

Latin  America.  Lands  and  peoples  south  of  us,  portfolio  of  photographic  teach- 
ing materials,  1944-45  [descriptive  leaflet].     [1944.]     [3]  p.     [Processed]     t 

FS  5.  2 :  So  8/2/&44-45 

Social  studies  in  countries  south  of  us,  1944^5  [descriptive  leaflet  concern- 
ing traveling  loan  exhibits].     [1944.]     [3]  p.     [Processed]     t 

FS  5.2 :  So  8/3/944-45 

Pan-American  club  news.  Pan-American  club  news,  no.  3.  [1944.]  4  p.  4" 
[From  Education  for  victory,  Apr.  20, 1944,  v.  2,  no.  20.]     t  FS  5.35 :  3 

Same,  no.  4     [1944.]     4  p.  4°     [From  Education  for  victory,  Aug.  3,  1944, 

V.  3,  no.  3.]     t  FS5.35:4 

•     Sent  to  Depository  Libraries 


f 


November  1944:  1259 

Teach  in  ff.     Suggestions  for  securing  teaching  positions;  bj'  Benjamin  W.  Frazier. 
Revised  July  1044.     [1944.]     10  p.  4"     (Circular  224.)      [Processed.]     f 
L.  C.  card  E  44-114  FS  5.4 :  224/2 

Vocational  eit'ucat ion.     ^Misc.  [series].     [Processed.]     f  FS5.il: 

Note. — Many    publications    of    this    Miscellany    series    are   for   regional   distribution 
only  anil  are  not  entered  in  the  Monthly  catalog. 
3101.  Training  for  post-war  distribution.     May  1944.     3  p.  4". 

3103.  Nortli  Athmtic  regional  conference,  Apr.  11-13,  1944,  New  York  City.     June  6, 
1944.      [1]  +  1S  p.  4» 

FOOD  AND  DRUG  ADMINISTRATION 

Food.     Notices  of  judgment  under  Federal  food,  drug,  and  cosmetic  act :  Foods, 
4901-5100.     July  1944.     p.  119-182.     t     •  Item  513 
L.  C.  card  Agr  40-122  FS  7.10 :  4901-5100 

PUBLIC  HEALTH  SERVICE 

Antipneumoeoccus  serum.     Simplified  procedure  for  detecting  cross  reactions  in 
diagnostic  antipneumococcic  serum    [with  list  of  references]  ;  by  Bernice  E. 
Eddy.     [1944.]     [2] +4    p.     (Reprint    2571.)     [From    Public    health    reports, 
Aug.  11,  1944,  V.  59,  no.  32.]     *  Paper,  5c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41576  FS  2.7/a :  2571 

Cadet  Nnrse  Corps.  July  1,  1944,  1st  birthday,  Cadet  Nurse  Corps.  Aug.  17,  1944. 
[6]  p.  il.  4°     [Processed.]     t  FS  2.2 :  N  93/1S/944 

DDT  (insecticide).  Pathology  of  experimental  poisoning  in  cats,  rabbits,  and 
rats  with  2,  2  bis-parachlorphenyl-1,  1,  1  triclilorethane  [with  list  of  references], 
by  R.  D.  Lillie  and  M.  I.  Smith;  Pharmacologic  action  of  2,  2  bis  (p-chloro- 
phenyl)  1, 1,  1  trichlorethane  and  its  estimation  in  tissues  and  body  fluids  [with 
list  of  references],  by  M.  I.  Smith  and  E.  F.  Stohlman  ;  Histopathological  changes 
following  administration  of  DDT  to  several  species  of  animals,  by  Arthur  A. 
Nelson,  John  H.  Draize,  Geoffrey  Woodard,  O.  Garth  Fitzhugh,  R.  Blackwell 
Smith,  jr.,  and  Herbert  O.  Calvery.  [1944.]  28  p.  (Reprint  2569.)  [Imprint 
date  incorrectly  given  on  p.  28  as  1943.  From  Public  health  reports,  July  28 
and  Aug.  4,  1044,  v.  59,  nos.  30  and  31.]  *  Paper,  10c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41577  FS  2.7/a  :  2569 

Dental  instruments.     Diamond  points  and  discard  rate  of  steel  dental  burs;  by 
Henry  Klein.     [1944.]     4  p.     (Reprint  2570.)      [From  Public  health  reports, 
Aug.  4,  1944,  V.  50,  no.  31.]     *  Paper,  5c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41578  FS  2.7/a  :  2-570 

Hijf/iene,  Industrial.  Industrial  hygiene  news  letter,  current  news  of  oflS.'ial  in- 
dustrial hygiene  activities,  v.  4,  no.  9,  Sept.  1944;  issued  monthly  by  Industrial 
Hygiene  Division.     [1944.]     10  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  FS  2.45;  4/9 

Puhlic  health  engineering  abstracts,  Sept.  1944;  v.  24,  no.  9.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
32  p.  4°     [Monthly.     Text  on  p.  2  and  3  of  cover.]     t     •  Item  522     FS  2.13:  24/9 

Public  health  reports.  Public  health  reports,  v.  59,  no.  4CM3,  Oct.  6-27,  1944. 
[1944.]  viii +1299-1422+ [4]  p.  il.  3  p.  of  pi.  [Weekly.  Articles  of  special 
interest  are  issued  as  reprints  or  as  supplements  and  are  listed  in  the  Monthly 
catalog  when  published.]  *  I'aper,  5c.  single  copy,  $2.50  a  yr. ;  foreign  sub- 
scription, $4.25.     •  Item  527 

L.  C.  card  (;-25167  FS  2.7 :  59/40-43 

Note. — The  Public  health  reports  is  published  primarily  for  distribution,  in  accordance 
■with  the  law,  to  health  officers,  members  of  boards  or  departments  of  health,  and  other 
persons  directly  or  indirectly  engaged  in  public  liealth  work.  Others  desiring  the  Reports 
may  obtain  them  from  the  Superintendent  of  Documents,  Government  Printing  Office, 
Washington  25,  D.  C,  at  (he  prices  stated  above.  Articles  of  special  interest  are  issued 
as  reprints  or  as  supplements,  in  which  forms  they  are  made  available  for  more 
economical  and  general  distribution. 

• Same  [title  page  and  index],  v.  59,  pt.  1,  nos.  1-26,  Jan.- June  1944.     [1944.] 

xiv  p.     *  Paper,  5c.  single  copy,  included  in  price  of  Public  health  reports  for 
subscribers.     •  Item  527  FS  2.7 :  59/l-26/t.p.&  ind. 

•     Sent  to  Depository  Libraries 

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J  2(30  Go\'ERNMENT   PUBLICATIONS 

ShrUfi}<h.  [Revised  list  of  shellfish  shippers  dated  Sept.  1,  19441,  supp.  1-3; 
Sept.  15-Oct.  3,  1044.  [11)44.]  various  paging,  4°  [Semimonthly;  monthly 
during  June,  July  and  August.     Processed.]     +  FS  2.1G :  944/supp.l-3 

Revised  list  of  shellfish  shippers  who  have  been  certified  by  States.     Sept.  1, 

lt)44      [114-19  p.  4°     [Processed.    Supersedes  all  previous  lists.]     t 

FS2.16:944 

t^ulfa  drugs.  Sulfa  drugs,  some  recent  references,  popular  and  scientific.  [1044.] 
2  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  FS2.24:Su5 

Sulfa  drugs  [with  list  of  references].     [1944.]     2  p.  4°     [Process'.-d.]     t 

FS  2.2 :  Su  5 

Tuberculosis  mortality  among  residents  of  92  cities  of  100,000  or  more  population, 
I'nited  States,  1939-41;  by  Dorothy  J.  Liverlght.  [1944.]  [2] +13  p.  (Re- 
print  2567.)      [From    Public   health   reports,   July   21,   1944,   v.    59,    no.    29.] 

*  Paper,  oc. 

L.  C.  card  44-41579  FS2.7/a:2567 

Vd  war  letter  21,  Sept.  27,  1944 ;  issued  in  cooperation  with  State  health  depart- 
ments by  Division  of  Venereal  Diseases.     [1944.]     [2]  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t 

FS  2.44 :  21 

Vital  statistics.  Births,  infant  mortality,  and  maternal  mortality  in  United  States, 
1942  [with  list  of  references]  ;  by  J.  Yerushalmy.  [1944.]  [2] +14  p.  il. 
(Reprint  25G3.)      [From  Public  health  reports,  June  23,  1944,  v.  59,  no.  25.] 

*  Paper,  5c. 

L.  C.  card  44-41574  FS  2.7/a :  2563 

Vitamin  K.     Production  of  vitamin  K  deficiency  in  rats  by  various  sulfonamides 
[with  list  of   references]  ;  by  A.  Romberg,  F.   S.  Daft,  and  W.   H.   Sebrell. 
[1944.]      [21+12  p.  il.      (Reprint  2565.)      [From  Public  health  reports,  June  30, 
1944.  V.  59,  no.  26.]     *  Paper,  5c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41575  FS  2.7/a:  2565 

SOCIAL  SECURITY  BOARD 

Insurance.     Social    Insurance  benefits  and  contributions   in  relation   to  family 
income,  1941 ;  by  Selma  J.  Mushkin  and  Leila  N.  Small.    Washington,  D.  C, 
June  1944.     [3] +19  p.  il.  4°     (Bureau  memorandum  59.)     [Processed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  SS  44-16  FS  3.11 :  59 

Medical  care.  Fact  sheet  on  insurance  against  medical  costs.  May  1944.  3  p.  4** 
[Processed.]     t  FS  3.2  :M  46/2 

Prepayment  medical  care  organizations ;  [prepared  by]  Margaret  C.  Klera. 

2d  edition.     June  1944.     x+130  p.     (Bureau  memorandum  55;  Research  and 

Statistics  Bureau.)     *  Paper,  30c.     •  Item  535 

L.  C.  card  SS  44-57  FS  3.11 :  55/2 

Prepayment    medical    care    organizations,    statistical    summary.     [1944.] 

[11+112-125  p.      (Research  and  Statistics  Bureau.)       [From  Bureau  memo- 
randum 55,  2d  edition,  June  1944.]     t  FS  3.11/a  :  M  468 

Old-age  and  survivors  insurance,  1943-44  cost  studies ;  by  Dorrance  C.  Bronson. 
[1944.1     il+38  p.  il.     (Office  of  Actuary.)     t     •   Item  535      FS  3.19 :  19, 19a-b 
Actuarial  ntiuly  19  (level  wage).  Sept.  194.3. 
Actuarial  study  19  (a)    (increasing  watre).  May  1944. 
Actuarial  study  19  (b)    (disability),  Jan.  1944. 

Social  security  huUetin.  Sept.  1944;  v.  7,  no.  9.     [1944.]     cover  title,  48  p.  11.  4" 
[Monthly.     Text  and  other  illustrations  on  p.  2-4  of  cover.]     *Paper,  20c.,  single 
copy,  .«;2.00  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $3.75.     •  Item  539 
L.  C.  card  40-29327  FS  3.3:  7/9 

PXJBLIC   ASSISTANCE  BXTKEAU 

Public  assistance.     Comparative  statistics  of  general  assistance  operations  of 
public  agencies  in  selected  large  cities,  Aug.  1944.     Oct.   3,  1944.     [8]   p.  4" 
[Monthly.     Processed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  SS  4'l-22  FS  3.16 :  944/8 

#     Sent  to  Depository  Libraries 


November  1944  1261 

Public  assistance — Continued. 

Institute  for  county  executive  directors  as  tool  in  stnff  development;  issued 

by  Technical  Training  Service.  Aug.  1944.  ii+[l]4-36  p.  4°  (Illustrations 
from  State  public  as.sistance  agencies,  current  practices  iu  staff  training  2.)  t 
•   Item  535  FS3.20:2 

FEDERAL  TRADE  COMMISSION 

NOTK. — The  Federal  Trade  Commission  discontinued  the  publication  of  advance  sheets  of 
its  decisions  in  printed  form  with  the  conclusion  of  volume  23.  The  Commission  will, 
however,  on  request,  in  case  of  a  speciiic  intenst,  supp  y  processed  copy  of  the  full  text 
of  any  complaints,  findings  and  ordt-rs.  stipulations,  or  d<H-Jsions  in  court  cases  to  which 
the  Commission  is  a  party,  which  are  publislud  later  in  printed  form  in  the  bound  volumes 
ard  sold  by  the  Superintendent  of  Di/tuments,  Government  Printing  Office,  Washington 
25,  D.  C. 

Addresses.  Remarks  of  Robert  E.  Freer,  chairman  of  Federal  Trade  Commis- 
sion, opening  trade  practice  conference  for  canvas  cover  industry,  Cincinnati, 
Ohio,  Aug.  2,  1944.     [1944.]     [l]+4p.     [Processed.]     f  FT  1.14 :  F  87/54 

Remarks  of  Robert  E.  Freer,  chairman  of  Federal  Trade  Commission,  open- 
ing trade  practice  conference  for  hearirg  aid  industry,  Cleveland,  Ohio,  June 
15,1944.     [1944.]      [l]+3p.     [Processed.]     f  FT  1.14 :  F  87/53 

Statutes  and  decisions  pertaining  to  Federal  Trade  Commission,  v.  3,  1939-43; 
compiled  by  Harriette  H.  Esch.     1944.     xxix+785  p.     *  Cloth,  $1.75.     •  Item 
552 
L.  C.  card  31-26220  FT  1.13 :  939-43 

Work.     Monthly  summary  of  work  for  Sept.  1944.     [1944.]     8  p.     [Processed.]    f 

FT  1.15 :  944/9 

FEDERAL  WORKS  AGENCY 

Public  loorks.     Post-war  public  works.     1944.     [2] +14  p.     [Excerpts  from  pub- 
lic addresses,  and  statements  before  congressional  committees  by  Federal  works 
administrator.]     *  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  555 
L.  C.  card  44-41508  FW  1.2  :  P  84 

PUBLIC  ROADS  ADMINISTRATION 

Addresses.  New  highway  program,  by  H.  S.  Fairbank,  deputy  commissioner, 
Public  Roads  Administration  before  citizens  conference  on  post-war  planning 
of  American  Planning  and  Civic  Association,  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  June  14,  1944. 
[1944.]     15  leaves,  4°     [Processed.]     |  FW  2.15 :  F  15/2 

Operations  of  Highway  Traffic  Advisory  Committee,  Thos.  H.  MacDonald, 

commissioner  of  public  roads,  12th  annual  conference  American  As.sociation 
of  Motor  Vehicle  Administrators,  Chicago,  111.,  June  20,  1944.  [1944.]  G 
leaves,  4°     [Processed.]     t  FW  2.15  :M  14/2 

Transportation  maps 

Note. — These  maps  show  in  color,  to  a  scale  of  1 :  250,000,  the  Federal-aid  and  State 
highways,  with  status  of  improvement,  principal  connecting  roads,  railroads,  and  airports, 
canals  and  dredged  channels — in  short,  all  the  media  of  organized  transportation.  They 
also  show  the  boundaries  or  locations  of  National  and  S'ate  forests  and  parks,  Indian 
reservations,  military  reservations  and  n-ereational  areas  with  the  roads  leading  to  tliim. 
Special  maps  to  a  larger  scale  (1  :  1115, 000)  printed  as  inserts  on  the  regular  sheets,  where 
piacticahle,  show  in  hotter  detail,  the  transportation  routes  within  the  larger  metropolitan 
areas.  Tho  sheets  are  uniform  in  size  26X36  inches,  oriented  with  the  longer  dimension 
east  and  west. 

Delaware,  transportation  map,  highways,  railroads,  canals,  air  lanes,  and  dredged 
channels;  highways  corrected  to  May  1,  1943.  Scale  1:250.000,  approximately 
1  in. =4  m.  Revised  edition,  1943.  n.  p.  Geological  Survey  [1944].  2  sheets, 
each  23  x  33  in.     [Modified  polyconic  projection.]     *  4(tc.  per  set  of  2  sheets. 

FW  2.13  :  D  37/943/sli.l,2 

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Maine,  transporfation  map,  highways,  railroads,  canals,  air  lanes,  and  dredged 
channels;  highways  corrected  to  June  1,  l!)4;j.  Scale  1  :  250,0)0.  approximately 
1  in.  =  4  m.  Revised  edition,  1948.  n.  p.  Geological  Survey  [1944].  6  sheets, 
each  23  x  33  in.     [Modihed  polj'conic  projection.]     *  $1.20  per  set  of  6  sheets. 

FW  2.13  :  M  2S/y43/sh.l-6 

Neio  Mexico,  transportation  map,  highways,  railroads,  canals,  air  lanes,  and 
dredged  channels;  highways  corrected  to  Oct.  1,  1942.  Scale  1 : 2."i0,000,  ap- 
proximately 1  in.  =  4  m.  n.  p.  Geological  Survey,  1942  [published  1944].  14 
sheets,  each  23  x  33  in.     *  $2,80  per  set  of  14  sheets. 

FW  2.13 :  N  42m/942/sh.l-14 

GENERAL  ACCOUNTING  OFFICE 

General  regulations  no.  34,  supp.  11;  Sept.  21,  1944.  [1944.]  1  p.  4°  [Proc- 
essed.]    t  GA  1.6 :  34/supp.ll 

GOVERNMENT  PRINTING  OFFICE 

DOCUMENTS  OFFICE 

Animal  indtistry,  farm  animals,  poultry  and  dairying ;  Aug.  1&44.     1944.     [2]  +30 
p.     (Price  list  38,  40th  edition.)     f     •  Item  592 
L.  C.  card  26-26332  GP  3.9  :  38/40 

Engineering  and  surveying,  leveling,  triangulation,  geodesy,  earthquakes,  tides, 
terrestrial  magnetism;  Sept.  1944.     1944.     [2]-f22p.     (Price  list  18,  33d  edi- 
tion.)    t     •  Item   592 
L.  C.  card  25-26852  GP3.9: 18/33 

Oovernment  ptiWcations.    List  of  selected  United  States  Government  publica- 
tions, Oct.  1  and  15,  1944.     [1944.]     Each  4  p.     (1944-19  and  1944-20.)     [Semi- 
monthly.]    t     •  Item  593 
L.  C.  card  28-26554  GP  3.17 :  944/19,20 

NOTE.^This  List  is  an  advertising  list  of  United  States  Government  publications  for 
sale  by  the  Superintendent  of  Documents.  Its  purpose  is  to  keep  interested  persons 
informed  as  to  new  publications.  The  List  Is  arranged  alphabetically  by  sul)jects,  with 
annotations  and  prices.  It  may  be  obtained  free  of  charge  upon  application  to  the 
Superintendent  of  Documents,  Government  Printing  Office,  Washmsjtou  zo,  u.  c 

Monthly  catalog.     United  States  Government  publications,  monthly  catalog,  no. 
597  ;  Oct.  1!!44.     1&44.     viii +1095-1217  p.     *  Paper,  20c.  single  copy,  $2.00  a  yr. ; 
foreign  subscription,  $2.60.     •  Item  590 
L.  C.  card  4-1S088  GP  3.8/1 :  &44/10 

Plants,  culture  of  fruits,  vegetables,  gi-ain  grasses,  and  cereals;  Aug.  1944.     1944. 
[2]+92+[l]  p.     (Price  list  44,  38Lh  edition.)     f     •  Item  592 
L.  C.  card  26-26172  GP  3.9 :  44/38 

INTERIOR  DEPARTMENT 

Note. — Tlie  decisions  of  the  Department  of  the  Interior  including  leading  decisions  and 
important  opinions  with  regulations  and  instructions  relating  to  all  activities  of  the 
Department  are  usually  issued  in  signatures  and  published  later  in  bound  volumes.  Ad- 
vance parts  1,  2,  and  3  of  v.  57  have  been  issued  as  separates,  however,  as  an  economy 
measure,  separates  will  be  discontinued  for  the  war  period.  Prices  for  bound  volumes 
furnished  upon  application  to  the  Superintendent  of  Documents,  Government  Printing 
Office,  Washington  25,  D.  C. 

Law  library  reporter,  v.  4,  no.  8;  Sept.  1944.     "Washington,  1944.     [2] +53-62  p.  4** 
[Proce.s.sed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  42-37804  1 1.74 :  4/8 

Pouters.  Rattle  the  old  noggin,  you  have  ideas  too,  Interior  Department  will  pay 
for  usable  suggestions  on  how  to  improve  its  war-time  service,  get  yours  in 
to-day;  [poster],     n.  p.  [1944].     18x14  in.     t  11.76:  Su3 

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November  1944  1263 

FISH  AND  WILDLIFE  SERVICE 

vBlacJc  basses  [with  bibliography]  ;  prepared  in  Division  of  Fishery  Biology.  Chi- 
cago, 111.,  Aug.  1!)44.  4  p.  4"  (Fishery  leallet  70.)  [Processed.  Supersedes 
BB-11,  Issued  by  former  Fisheries  Bureau.]     t  I  49.28 :  76 

-  Fisheries  of  Alaska,  1943.  [1944.]  4  p.  4°  (Current  fishery  statistics  no.  143.) 
[Processed.]     t  149.8/2:143 

Fishery  prodiicls.  Home  preservation  of  fishery  products,  salting,  smoking,  and 
other  methods  of  curing  fish  at  home ;  by  Norman  D.  Jarvis.  Chicago,  111., 
reissued  Apr.  1944.     17  p.  4°     (Fishery  leaflet  IS.)      [Processed.]     t 

I  49.28 :  18/1-2 

Landings  by  fishing  craft  at  New  Bedford,  Mass.,  July  1944.      [1944.] 

4  p.  oblong  8°     (Current  fishery  statistics  no.  142.)      [Processed.]     t 

I  49.8/2 :  142 

.  Landings  by  fishing  vessels  at  certain  New   England   ports,   July   1944. 

[1944.]     6  p.  oblong  §"     (Current  fishery  statistics  no.  141.)     [Processed.]     t 

I  49.8/2 :  141 

t^^Fishponds.  Outlet  gate  for  farm  fish  ponds ;  prepared  in  Division  of  Fish  Culture. 
Chicago,  111.,  June  1944.     4  p.  il.  4"     (Fishery  leaflet  65.)      [Processed.]     t 

,    149.28:65 

Game  birds.  Seasons  for  migratory  game  birds,  1944-45  (synopsis  of  regulations 
as  approved  by  the  President,  July  27,  1940),  compiled  in  Division  of  Game 
Management;  [all  lettered  poster].     Sept.  1944.     24X10.5  in.     (Poster  70.)     t 

1 49.14 :  70 

Migratory   birds.     Regulations   relating   to   migratory   birds   and   certain   game 
mammals,   1944,  approved   and  proclaimed  bv   tlie  President,   July  27,   1944, 
9  F.  R.  9873.  as  amended  Aug.  25,  1944,  9  F.  R.  i0441.     Aug-  1944.     8  p. 
(Regulatory  announcement  11.)     *  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  G09  149.24:11 

FISHERY  COORDINATION  OFFICE 

Note. — By  Executive  order  9204,  dated  Jul.y  21,  1942,  the  Secretary  of  Interior  was 
designated  as  fishery  coordinator  and  empowered  to  designate  such  part  or  parts  of  the 
Fisli  and  Wildlife  Service  of  the  Interior  Department,  as  he  may  determine,  as  the  Office 
of  Fisliery  Coordination. 

Fish  and  shellfish  of  South  Atlantic  and  Gulf  Coasts   [with  bibliography;  by 

Rachel   L.    Carson].     [1944.]      [2] +45    p.    il.  (Interior    Dept.     Conservation 
bulletin  37.)     *  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  596 

L.  C.  card  44-41573  1 1.72 :  37 

GEOGRAPHICAL  NAMES  BOARD 

China.     Guide  to  geographical  names  in  China.     Washington,  D.  C.  June  1944. 
cover  title,  [2] +230  p.     (Special  publication  no.  24.)      [Processed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  44-41570  133.7:24 

Decisions.  Decision  list  4405,  May  1944.  [1944.]  [2] +45  p.  [Monthly.  Proc- 
essed.]    t  133.5/2:4405 

Decision  list  4414:  Place  names  in  Caroline,  Marshall,  and  Mariana  Islands 

(except  Guam).     Washington,  D.  C,  Aug.  1944.     cover  title,   []]+liO  p.  4° 
[Processed.  ]     t  I  33.5/2 :  4414 

Decision  list  4415:  Place  names  in  Guam.     AVashington,  D.  C,  Aug.  1944. 

cover  title,  27  p.  4°     [Processed.     Text  on  p.  2  of  cover.]     t  133.5/2:4415 

Oreece.  Directions  for  treatment  of  geographical  names  in  Greece.  [Aug.  24, 
1944.]     4  leaves,  4°     ([Spocialpub.no.il.])      [Processed.]     t  133.7:11 

Ind'ochina.  Directions  for  treatment  of  g(H)graphical  names  in  Indochina.  [Aug. 
8,1944.]     3  leaves,  4°     ( [Special  publication  no.  10.])      [Processed.]     t 

133.7:10 

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Japan.  Guide  to  geographical  names  in  Japanese  Empire  [with  bibliography; 
prepared  by  Gordon  W.  Ilewes  and  Herbert  J.  Zimmerman  with  collaboration 
of  military  agencies].  Washington,  D.  C,  June  1{M4.  (Special  publication 
no.  25.)      [Processed.]     t  133.7:25 

Lithuania.  Directions  for  treatment  of  geographical  names  in  Lithuania.  [July 
24,  1944.]  3  leaves,  4°  ([Special  publication  no.  14.])  [Processed.  No.  14 
has  been  added  in  manuscript.]     t  I  33.7 :  14 

Malaya.  Directions  for  treatment  of  geographical  names  in  Malaya.  [Oct.  1, 
11)44.]     11  p.  4"     ([Special  publication  no.  21.])      [Processed.]     t        133.7:21 

rhiUppinr  Islands.  Directions  for  treatment  of  geographical  names  in  Philippine 
Islands.  [July  27,  11)44.]  3  leaves,  4°  ([Special  pub.  no.  15.])  [Proc- 
essed.]    t  I  33.7  :  15 

Poland.  Directions  for  treatment  of  geographical  names  in  I'oland.  [Aug.  14, 
1944.]     3-f  [4]  leaves,  4°     ( [Special  publication  no.  18])      [Processed.]     t 

I  33.7 :  18 

Thailand.  Directions  for  treatment  of  geographical  names  in  Thailand.  [Aug. 
17,  1944.]     4  leaves,  1  pi.  4°     ([Special  publication  no.  9.])     [Processed.]     t 

133.7:9 

GEOLOGICAL  SURVEY 

Note. — The  publications  of  the  United  States  Geological  Survey  consist  of  Monographs, 
Professional  papers.  Bulletin.^.  Water-suppl.v  papers,  folios  of  the  Geologic  atlas  of  the 
United  States,  topographic  maps  (some  of  whicli  bear  descriptive  text),  base  maps,  and 
other  maps  of  tlie  United  States  and  of  single  States.  Practically  all  of  them  are  sale 
publications.  The  maps  and  folios  are  sold  by  the  Geological  Survey.  Washington  25,  D.  C. 
Orders  for  other  publications  tliat  are  for  sale  should  be  sent  to  the  Superintendent  of 
Documents,  Washington  25,  D.  C. 

Gold  in  southern  Appalachians  [with  bibliographies].  Apr.  27,  1944.  10  p.  4° 
[Processed.]     t  1 19.2 :  G  56 

Mapping  with  multiplex  instrument;  by  T.  P.  Pendleton.  [1944.]  12  p.  4° 
[Processed.]     t  1 19.2  :M  32/7 

Petroleum.  Tests  for  oil  and  gas  in  Montana ;  by  C.  E.  Erdmann  and  N.  Davis. 
Apr.  20,  1944.     KJ  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t  I19.2:Oi5/2 

Puhlications  issued  in  Sept.  1944;  list  439.  [1944.]  4  p.  [Monthly.]  t 
•  Item  624  1 19.14/4 :  439 

Maps 

Note. — The  maps  listed  below  are  sold  by  the  Geological  Survey.  Remittances  for  these 
maps  should  be  made  by  money  order  payable  to  the  Director  of  the  Geological  Survey, 
Washington,  2.5,  D.  C.  Except  as  otherwise  indicated,  a  discount  of  40  percent  is  allowed 
on  an  order  for  maps,  or  for  maps  and  geologic  folios,  that  amounts  to  .?5.00  at  the  retail 
price.     In  ordering  give  the  name  and  scale  of  each  map  and  the  State  in  which  the  area  lies. 

Arkansas.  Geologic  map  and  .structure  sections  of  Bate.sville  district.  Independ- 
ence County,  Ark:  oil  and  gas  investigations,  preliminary  map  12  [with  text] 
by  JMackonzie  Gordon,  jr.,  and  Douglas  M.  Kinnev.  Scale  1 :  20.000,  scale  2,000 
ft.=1.2  in.     1944.     27X48  in.     [Processed.]     1 40  c. 

1 19.25 :  Oi  5/5/prelim.  map  12 

Michigan.  Geology  and  oil  and  gas  possibilities  of  south-central  Michigan,  oil 
and  gas  investigations  preliminary  map  11  [with  text]  ;  by  George  V.  Cohee. 
Scale  ;^0  ni.=3  in.  li!44.  24X36  in.  [IMocessed.  Prepared  with  cooperation 
of  Geological  Survey  Division,  Michigan  Department  of  Conservation  and  De- 
partment of  Geology,  University  t>f  Micliigan.]     f  2r)c. 

1 19.25 :  Oi  5/5/prelim.  map  11 

Oklahoma.  Geologic  maj)  of  Dougherty  asphalt  area,  INIurray  County,  Okla., 
geology  by  Joseph  M.  Gorman,  topography  by  George  M.  Flint,  jr. ;  oil  and  gas 
investigations,  preliminary  map  15  [with  text!  bv  Joseph  M.  Gorman.  Scaie 
300  ft.=^l  in.,  contour  interval  20  ft.     1944.     15x23  in.     [Processed.]     t  2oc. 

1 19.25 :  Oi  5/5/prelim.  map  15 

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November  lUM  1265 

Wyoming.  Geologic  and  structure  contour  map  of  Maverick  Spriugs  area,  Fre- 
mont County,  Wyoming,  oil  and  gas  investigations  preliminary  map  13;  [with 
text]  by  David  A.  Andrews.  Scale  1:48,000,  scale  1  m.=1.3  in.  [11J44.] 
28  X  39  in.     [Processed.]     f  40c.  1 19.25 :  Oi  5/5/prelim.  map  13 

Topographic  quadrangle  maps 

Note. — The  Geological  Survey  makes  contoured  maps — three-dimension  topographic 
maps — whicli  are  designed  eventually  to  cover  the  whole  United  States,  also  Alaska, 
Hawiiii.  and  Puerto  Kico.  The  individual  maps  are  projected  to  reijresent  quadrangle  areas 
rather  than  political  divisions,  and  each  map  is  designated  by  the  name  of  some  prominent 
town  or  natural  feature  within  that  area.  The  scales  most  commonly  used  are  1  :  24,000 
(1  inch  =  2000  feet),  1:31.0)80  (1  ineh=y3  mile),  1:62,500  (1  inch  =  about  1  mile),  and 
1  :  12.5,000  (1  inch  =  about  2  miles).  A  general  description  of  topographic  maps  and  a  list 
of  the  synd)ols  used  are  'lirinted  on  the  reverse  of  each  sheet. 

About  half  of  the  continental  area  of  the  country,  excluding  Alaska,  has  been  mapped, 
every  State  being  represented.  Connecticut.  Delaware,  the  District  of  Columbia.  Hawaii, 
Maryland,  Massachusetts,  New  Hampshire,  New  York,  Ohio,  Rhode  Island,  and  Wt'st  Vir- 
ginia are  completel.v  mapped.  Maps  of  the  regular  size  are  sold  by  the  Geological  Survey 
at  10c.  each.  E.xcept  as  otherwise  indicated,  a  discount  of  40  percent  is  allowed  on  any 
order  which  amounts  to  $.5.00  at  the  retail  price.  The  discount  is  allowed  on  an  order  for 
either  maps  or  folios  alone  or  for  maps  and  folios  together.  In  ordering,  give  the  name  and 
scale  of  the  map  and  the  State  in  which  the  area  lies. 

Californin.  California,  Arched  Rock  quadrangle,  lat.  38°22'30"-38°30',  long. 
123°07'."0"-123°15'.  Scale  1:31,680,  contour  interval  25  ft.  n.  p.  edition  of 
1{M4.     17X14  in.     t     10c.  1 19.12 :  4  Ar  22/944 

California,  Bangor  quadrangle,  lat.  39°15'-39°30',  long.  121''ir)'-121°30'. 

Scale  l:62,r)00,   contour   interval   50   ft.     n.    p.   edition   of   1944.     17X14   in. 
t     10c.  1 19.12 :  4  B  224/944 

California.    Fruto    quadrangle,    lat.    39°30'-39°45',    long.    122°15'-122°30'. 

Scale   1:62,500,    contour   interval    50  ft.     n.    p.    edition   of   1944.     17X14    in. 
t     10c.  1 19.12  :  4  F  944/944 

Colorado.  Colorado,  Arvada  quadrangle,  lat.  39°45'-39°52'30",  long.  105°- 
10~)°07'30".  Scale  1:31,680,  contour  interval  10  ft.  n.  p.  edition  of  1944. 
17X13  in.     t     10c.  1 19.12  :  5  Ar  87/944 

Colorado,     Brighton     quadrangle,     lat.     39°52'30"-40°,     long.     104°45'- 

104°52'30".     Scale   1:31.680,   contour   interval  10  ft.     n.   p.   edition   of  1944. 
17X13  in.     t     10c.  1 19.12  :  5  B  768/944 

Colorado,  Eastlake  quadrangle,  lat.  .39°52'30"-40°,  long.  104°.52'30"-105''. 

Scale  1:31,680,   contour   interval   10  ft.     n.   p.   edition   of   1944.     17X13   in. 
t     10c.  1 19.12  :  5  Ea  77/944 

Colorado,  Englewood  quadrangle,  lat.  39°37'30"-39°45',  long.  104°42'3a"- 

105°.     Scale  1:  31,680,  contour  interval  10  ft.     n.  p.  edition  of  1944.     17X13  in. 
t     10c.  1 19.12  :  5  En  35/944 

Idaho,  Arbon  quadraTigle.  lat.  42°3V-42°45',  long.  112°30'-112°45'.  Scale  1 :  62,500, 
contour  interval  50  ft.     n.  p.  edition  of  1944.     17X13  in.     t     10c. 

1 19.12  :  11  Ar  18/944 

Louisidna.  Louisiana,  Bayou  Du  Large  quadrangle,  lat.  29°15'-29°30',  long. 
90°45'-91°.  Scale  1:62,500,  contour  interval  5  ft.  n.  p.  edition  of  1944. 
17X15  in.     t     10c.  1 19.12  :  18  B  .345/3/944 

Louisiana,    Houma    quadrangle,    lat.    29°30'-29°45',    long.    90°30'-90°45'. 

Scale  1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  5  ft.     n.  p.  edition  of  1944.     17X15  in.     t    10c. 

1 19.12 :  18  H  815/944 

Louisiana,  Lac  Des  Allemands  quadrangle,  lat.  29°45'-30°,  long.  90°3l)'- 

90°45'.     Scale  1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  5  ft.     n.  p.  edition  of  1944.     17X15  in. 
t     10c.  119.12:  18  L 11 6/944 

Louisiana,  Lake  Felicity  quadrangle,  lat.  29°  15 '-29° 30',  long.  9O°15'-90°39'. 

Scale  1:62,500,  contour  interval  5  ft.     n.  p.  edition  of  1944.     17X15  in.     t     lOc. 

1 19.12 :  18  L 148  f /944 

Moiiie.  Maine,  Biddeford  quadrangle,  lat.  43°15'-43°30',  long.  70°15-70°30'. 
Scale  1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft.     u.  p.  edition  of  1944.     17X 13  in.     t     10c. 

1 19.12 :  19  B  473/944 

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Maine — Continued. 

Maine.    Konnebunk    quadrangle,    lat.    43°ir)'-43°30',    long.    70°30'-70°45'. 

Scale  1 :  G2,5UO,  contour  interval  20  ft.     n.  p.  edition  of  1&44.     17X 13  in.     t    10c. 

1 19.12 :  19  K  379/2/944 

Maine-New    Hampshire,    Berwick    quadrangle,    lat.    43°15'-43°30',    long. 

70°45'-71°.     Scale  1 :  62,500,   contour   interval  20  ft.     n.   p.   edition   of  1944. 
17X13  in.     t     10c.  1 1912  :  19  B  4G3/944 

New  Jrrsrv-Ponnsylvania,  Bridgeport  quadrangle,  lat.  39°45'-39°r)2'20",  long. 
75°15'-75°22'30".  Scale  1 :  31,GS0,  contour  interval  10  ft.  n.  p.  edition  of  1944. 
17X13  in.     t     10c.  1 19.12  :  30  B  764/2/944 

Oregon,  Empire  quadrangle,  lat.  43°15'^3°30',  long.  124°15'-124°30'.  Scale 
1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  50  ft.     n.  p.  edition  of  1944.     17X13  in.     t     10c. 

1 19.12  :  37  Em  73/944 

Pennsyh-ania,  Orbisonia  quadrangle,  lat.  40°-40°15',  long.  77°45'-78°.  Scale 
1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft.     n.  p.  edition  of  1944.     17X13  in.     t     10c. 

1 19.12 :  38  Or  1/944 

INDIAN  AFFAIRS  OFFICE 

Indian  education,  [no.]  105,  Sept.  15, 1944 ;  edited  by  Willard  W.  Beatty.  tiasKell 
Institute  Print  Shop.  Lawrence,  Kans.  [Sept.  15,  1944.]  8  p.  12°  (Elncation 
Division.)     [Fortnightly.]     t  120.26:105 

Indians  at  rvork,  July-Aug.  1944;  [v.  12,  no.  2].  [1944.]  [2]+354-[l]  P-  il.  4» 
[Biraonthlv.  Processed.  A  news  sheet  for  Indians  and  the  Indian  service.]  t 
L.  C.  card  35-17595  I  20.22  :  12/2 

MINES  BUREAU 

Cement.  Cement;  bv  Forrest  T.  Moyer  and  E.  V.  Balser.  1944.  [2] +37  p.  11. 
[Preprint  from  Minerals  yearbook,  1943.]     *Paper,  10c.        I  2S.37/a  :  C  332/943 

Monthly  cement  report  CP  279.    Oct.  13,  1944.    6  p.  il.  t°     (Mineral  industry 

surveys.)     [Processed.]     t  128.29:279 

■ Same,  supp.  A.    Oct.  17, 1943  [1944].    4  p.  il.  f    (Mineral  industry  surveys.) 

[Processed.]     t  I  28.29  :  279/supp.A 

Coal.  Analyses  of  Pennsylvania  anthracite  coals ;  [articles  by  George  H.  Ashley 
and  others].  1944.  iv+271  p.  il.  1  pi.  (Technical  paper  659.)  *Paper,  40c. 
•  Item  646 

L.  C.  card  44-41549  128.7:659 

Co.NTENT.s. — Anthracite  fields  of  Pennsylvania  ;  by  George  H.  Ashley. — Methorls  of 
mining  and  preparation  of  coal  ;  by  Alliert  L.  Toengas  and  G.  E.  McElroy. — Production, 
distriliution,  and  usl' ;  by  M.  van  Siclcn  and  J.  W.  Buch. — Relation  of  mine  sjunides 
to  commercial  shipments  ;  bv  N.  H.  Snvder. — Analyses  of  mine,  breaker,  and  delivered 
samples  ;  by  H.  M.  Cooper.  "N.  H.  Snyder.  R.  F.  Abernethy.  E.  C.  Tarpley,  and  R.  J. 
Swindle. — Dpscrii>tion  of  mine  samples  ;  comi>iled  by  H.  M.  Cooper,  R.  F.  Abernethy, 
and  E.  C.  Tarpley. — Description  of  breaker  and  delivered  samples ;  by  N.  H.  Snyder  and 
R.  J.  Swingle.^ — Index. 

Distribution  of  coal  shipments,  M.  C.  D.  152.     Sept.  27,  1944.    13  p.  il.  f° 

(Mineral  indusry  surveys.)     [Processed.]    t  128.24:152 

Preliminary  estimates  of  production  of  bituminous  coal  and  lignite,  Sept. 

1&44.     0:"t.  5,  1944.     1  p.  4°     (Mineral  industry  surveys.)      [Monthly.     Proc- 
essed.]    t  '  128.64:944/9 

Preliminary  estimates  of  production  of  Pennsvlvania  anthracite  and  of 

coke,  Sept.  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4"     (Mineral  industry  surveys;  PCC  9-A4.) 
[Monthly.     Proce.ssed.]      t  1 28.51):  944/9 

Weekly  anthracite  and  coke  report  WACR  378-WACR381.    Oct.  7-2S,  1944. 

various  paging,  il.  4°     (Mineral  industry  surveys.)      [Processed.]     t 

I  28.49 :  378-381 

Weekly  coal  report  W.  C.  R.  1420-W.  C.  R.  1423.     Oct.  7-28,  1944.     various 

paging,  il.  4"     (Mineral  industry  surveys.)      [Processed.]     t     128.33:1420-1423 

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November  194:4 


1267 


Coal-mine  fatalities  in  August  1944.     [Sept.  25,  1044.]     8+[l]  p.  il.  4"     (Mineral 
industry  surveys;   CMF  158.)      [Monthly.     Processed.]      t  128.10/2:158 


Sept.  29, 1944.    4  p.  il.  4° 


(Mineral  indu.*;- 
I  28.30 :  198 


Coke.     Monthly  coke  report,  MCR  19S. 
try  surveys.)     [Processed.]     t 

Corundnm  [with  bibliography]  ;  by  Robert  W.  Metcalf.  Sept.  1944.  [1]+18  p.  4" 
(Information  circular,  I.  C.  7295.)     [Processed.]     t  128.27:7295 

Dust  (in  industry).  Midget  microprojector  for  dust  determinations;  by  Carlton 
E.  Brown.  Sept.  1944.  [1]+14  p.  2  pi.  4"  (Report  of  investigations.  R.  I. 
3780.)     [Processed.]     t  128.23:3780 

Gasoline.  Natural  gasoline  and  allied  products,  Aug.  1944.  [1944.]  [2]  p.  4° 
(Mineral  industry  surveys;  NGR  944a-116.)     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t 

I  28.47 :  116 

World  retail  prices  and  taxes  on  gasoline,  kerosine,  and  motor  lubricating 

oils,  quarterly  inventory  of  information  from  U.  S.  Government  foreign  service 
offices  and  other  sources  that  may  not  otherwise  be  made  available  promptly, 
V.  13,  no.  3 ;  Sept.  30,  1944.     [1944.]     [4] +28-30  p.  4°    [Processed.]    t 

I  28.44 :  13/3 

Gold.  Gold,  silver,  copper,  and  lead  in  Alaska  (mine  report)  ;  by  Chas.  W. 
Henderson  and  R.  V.  Cushman.  1944.  [2] +12  p.  [Preprint  from  Minerals 
yearbook,  1943.]     *  Paper,  5c.  1 28.37/a  :  G  563/17/943 

Gold,  silver,  copper  lead,  and  zinc  in  Montana    (mine  report)  ;  by  G.  E. 

Woodward  and  Paul  Luff.  1044.  [2] +27  p.  il.  [Preprint  from  Minerals 
yearbook,  1943.]     *  Paper,  lOe.  I  28.37/a :  G  563/15/943 

• Mine  production  of  gold,  monthly  report  12.     Mar.  15,  1944.     2  p.  4°     (Min- 


eral industry  surveys.)      [Processed.]     t 

—  Same,   GR.   13.     Apr.   19,  1944.     [2] 
[Processed.]     t 

—  Same,  monthly  report  14. 
veys.)      [Processed.]     t 


I  28.61 :  12 

p.  4"     (Mineral   industry   surveys.) 
I  28.61 :  13 


May  2,  1944.     2  p.  4° 


—  Same,  monthly  report  1.". 
veys.)     [Processed.]     f 

—  Same,  monthly  i-eport  16. 
veys.)     [Processed.]     t 


June  2,  1944.     2  p.  4" 


July  7,  1044.     2  p.  4° 


Gypsum.     Quarterly  gypsum  report  QGR  57  [1st  quarter,  1944]. 
2  p.  1  pi.  4°     (Mineral  industry  surveys.)      [Processed.]     t 


(Mineral  industry  sur- 
I  28.61 :  14 

(Mineral  industry  snr- 
I  28.61 :  15 

(Mineral  industry  sur- 
I  28.61 :  16 

May  18,  1944. 
I  28.32 :  57 


Iron.     Iron  and  steel  scrap,  monthly  report  44. 
eral  industry  surveys. )      [Proces.scd.]     f 


June  20,  1944. 


—     Same,  monthly  report  45. 
veys.)      [Processed.]     t 


July  22,  1944.    6  p.  4" 


6  p.  4"     (Min- 
I  28,53 :  44 

(Mineral  indnstrv  sur- 
I  2^.53 :  45 

Manr/anese.  Energies  and  equilihi'ia  in  decomposition  of  nitrates  of  manganese, 
magnesium,  calcium,  barium,  and  alumiiuun  and  reactions  of  nitrogen  perioxide 
[with  bibliography]  ;  by  K.  K.  Kelley.  Sept.  1944.  [l]+33  p.  4"  (R  port  of 
investigations,  R.  I.  3776.)      [Processed.]     f  128.23:3776 

Mine  accidents.  Employment  and  accidents  at  load  and  zinc  mines  in  Mississippi 
Valley  States  during  1943:  [pi-epared  bv  F.  J.  Kennedy  and  D.  M.  Burch]. 
Sept.  20,  1044.  11  p.  il.  4"  (Mineral  industry  survevs ;  H.  S.  S.  no.  310.) 
[Processed.]     t  I  28.26  :  340 

Mineral  market  reports  MINIS.  12:^0-MMS.  1232.     [1944.]     4"  and  f° 
dustry  surveys.)      [Proce.ssed.]     t 

Note. — Tliese  rpports  pivo  statistical   data  as   to  producti'^n.   consumption,   and   mar- 
kets durin?  previous  year  for  some  pnrticular  mineral  connnodily,  and  ai'e  issued  as  soon 
after  close  of  year  ns  data  are  available. 
12.'?0.  Roofini;  srranules  in  104.T  ;   fp'-epared  hy  G.  W.  .Tosrphsonl.     1  p. 

1231.  Barite  durin?  first  half  of  1944;    [prepared  by  Charles  L.  Harness  and  Flora  M. 

Barsician].     4  p. 

1232.  Distribution  of  byproduct  and  beehive  coke  in  United  States,  1943  ;    [prepared  by 

M.  M.  Otero,  J.  A.  DoCarlo,  and  J.  A.  Corgan].     30  p.  il. 


(Mineral  in- 
128.28: 


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1268  Government  Publications 

Milling  and  nulling  operations  of  Riitile  mine  of  Titanium  Alloy  Co.  of  Arkansas, 
Hot  Spring  County,  Ark.  [with  bibliography]  ;  by  Felix  A.  Vogel,  jr.  Sept. 
1944.     [l]+7p.  4°     (Information  circular,  I.  C.  7293.)      [Processed.]     f 

I  28.27 :  7293 

Motor  fuel.  Forecast  of  demand  for  motor  fuel  and  crude  oil,  Oct.  1944.  [1944.] 
3  p.  4°     (Mineral  industry  surveys;  SIFR  112.)      [Monthly.     Processed.]     t 

I  28.41 :  112 

Oil  wcllK.  Wartime  application  of  air-gas  injection  and  oil-well  reconditioning 
in  Appalachian  region  ;  bv  Sam  S.  Taylor.  Sept.  1944.  [l]-f38  p.  4"  (Report 
of  investigations,  K.  I.  3777.)      [Trocessed.]     t  128.23:3777 

Petrolriim.  Crude  petroleum  and  petroleum  products,  July  1944.  [1944.]  11  p. 
4°     (Mineral  industry  surveys;  P  2-'52.)      [Monlhly.     Processed.]     t 

I  28.18/2 :  252 

Horizontal  drilling  for  oil  in  Pennsj-lvania,  preliminary  report;  by  C.  W. 

Elder,  jr.     Sept.  1944.     [l]+68  p.  11  p.  of  pi.  4"       (Report  of  invest igation.s, 
R.  I.  3779.)     [Processed.]     t  128.23:3779 

Weekly  crude   oil  .stock  report  572-575.     Oct.  6-27,  1944.     Each  1  p.  4" 

(Mineral  industry  surveys.)      [Processed.]     t  128.46:572-575 

Prospect  trenching  with  caterpillar-mounted  angledozers ;  by  S.  H.  Lorain.  Sept. 
1944.     [l]-f-8  p.  4"     (Information  circular,  I.  C.  7294.)      [Processed.]     t 

I  28.27 :  7294 

Puhlications.  New  publications,  Bureau  of  Mines,  monthly  list  353;  Sept.  1944. 
[1944.]     4p.     t     •   Item  642  128.5/2:353 

Quarrij  accidents  in  United  States  during  calendar  year  1942;  by  William  W. 
Adams  and  Virginia  E.  Wrenn.    1944.    iii+89  p.     (Bulletin  4.j8.)     *  Paper,  15c. 
Item  635 
L.  C.  card  13-35364  1 28.3 :  458 

Sand.  Composition  and  properties  of  molding  sands :  pt.  1,  Nature  of  A.  F.  A. 
clay  fraction  removed  from  natural  molding  sands  [with  list  of  references]  ;  by 
Louis  H.  Berkelhamer.  Sept.  1944.  [l]+58  p.  il.  9  pi.  4°  (Report  of  investi- 
gations, R.  I.  3774.)  [Processed.  Prepared  in  cooperation  with  University 
of  Alabama.]     t  128.23:3774 

Sand  and  gravel;  by  G.  W.  Josephson  and  G.  E.  Tucker.     1944.     [2] +18 

p.  il.     [Preprint  from  Minerals  yearbook,  1943.]     *Paper,  10c. 

I  28.37/a  :  Sa  56/943 

Silver.  Mine  production  of  silver,  monthly  report  12.  Mar.  15,  1944.  [2]  p.  4° 
(Mineral  industry  surveys.)     [Processed.]     t  128.62:12 

Same,   SR  13.     Apr.   19,   1944.      [2]    p.   4°      (Mineral   industry   surveys.) 

[Processed.]     t  128.62:13 

Same,  monthly  report  14.  May  2,  1944.  2  p.  4°  (Mineral  industry  sur- 
veys.)     [Processed.]     t  128.62:14 

Same,  monthly  i-eport  l-"").     June  2,  1944.    2  p.  4°     (Mineral  industry  sur- 
veys.)    [Processed.]     t  128.62:15 

Same,  monthly  report  16.  July  5,  1944.  2  p.  4°  (Mineral  industry  sur- 
veys.)     [Processed.]      t  128.62:16 

Slag.     Flow  of  coal-ash  slag  on  furnace  walls ;  by  P.  Cohen  and  W.  T.  Reid. 
1944.     ii-f  22  p.  il.     (Technical  paper  663.)     *  Paper,  lOo.     •  Item  646 
L.  C.  card  44-41557  I  28.7  :  663 

Stone.  Stone:  by  Oliver  Bowles  and  M.  S.  Jensen.  1044.  [2] 4-36  p.  il.  [Pre- 
print from  Minerals  yearbook,  1943.]     *  I'aper,  10c.  I  2S.37/a  :  St  72/943 

Vibrating  screen  surface  for  removal  of  Hat  and  elongated  pieces  from 

crushed  stone  ;  by  Lloyd  II.  P.aMning  and  Frank  D.  Lamb.     Sept.  1944.     [l]-f5  p. 
1  pi.  4°     (Report  of  investigations,  R.  I.  37S1.)     [Processed.]     t     128.23:3781 

•     Sent  to  Depository  Libraries 


No\t;mber  1944  1269 

NATIONAL  PARK  SERVICE 

Forest  rangers.  Roconimended  college  preparation  for  students  planning  to  en- 
ter National  Park  Service  through  park  ranger  civil  service  examination. 
[1944.]     8+2   p.   4°     [Processed.]     t  1 29.2  :R  16/2 

Grazing.  National  Park  Service  grazing  policy ;  bj-  Newton  B.  Drury.  National 
Parks  Association,  Washington,  D.  C.  [1U44J.  [2J  p.  il.  [Reprinted  from 
Apr.-June  1944  issue  of  National  parks  magazine.]     t  I  29.2  :G  79 

Jackson  Hole.  Geology  of  Jackson  Hole ;  by  Fritiof  M.  Fryxell.  National  Parks 
Association,  Washington,  D.  C.  [1944].  12  p.  il.  [Reprinted  from  Jan.-Mar. 
1944  issue  of  National  parks  magazine.]     %  1 29.2:  J  12/2 

Spirit  of  Jackson  Hole;  by  Olaus  J.  Murie.     National  Parks  Association, 

Washington.  D.  C.   [1944].     8  p.  il.     [Reprinted  from  Oct.-Dec.  1943  issue  of 
National  parks  magazine.]     t  1 29.2 :  J  12 

Wilderness  preservation ;  by  Carl  P.  Russell.  [National  Parks  Association,  Wash- 
ington, D.  C,  1944.]  8  p.  il.  [Reprinted  from  Apr.-June  1944  issue  of  National 
parks  magazine.]      t  I  29.2  :  W  64/3 

RECLAMATION  BUREAU 

Davis  Dam  project.  Davis-Phoenix  161-kilovolt  transmission  line,  Davis  Dam 
project,  Ariz.-Nev.  [W.  H.  Kistler  Stationery  Co.,  Denver,  Oct.  9,  1944.]  cover 
title,  23  p.  37  pi.  map,  4°  (Specifications  1080.)  [Schedule,  snecifications,  and 
drawings  ;  bids  will  be  received  until  Oct.  31, 1944.]     f  Paper,  $1.75.     I  27.8  :  1080 

SOLID  FUELS  ADMINISTRATION   FOR  WAR 

Posters.  I  have  a  real  war  job,  I  work  every  day !  I  know  coal  will  speed 
victory!  [poster].    1944.    28X20  in.    t  I  51.10  :C  63/3 

WAR  RELOCATION  AUTHORITY 

Note. — Under  the  provisions  of  Executive  order  9423,  dated  Feb.  16,  1944,  the  War 
Relocation  Authority  was  transferred  from  the  Emergency  Management  Office  to  the 
Interior  Department. 

Japanese- Americans.  G.  I.  Japyank ;  by  Gene  Casey.  [1944.]  [2]  p.  il.  f  [Proc- 
essed.   Reprinted  by  permission  of  Collier's  from  issue  of  Aug.  5,  1944.]    % 

I  52.2 :  J  27 

INTERSTATE  COMMERCE  COMMISSION 

Note. — The  bound  volumes  of  the  decisions,  usually  known  as  Interstate  Commerce  Com- 
mission reports,  Interstate  Commerce  Coniinissiou  reports — Motor  carrier  cases,  and  Inter- 
state Commerce  Commission  reports  —Valuation  reports  are  sold  by  the  Superintendent  of 
Documents.  Government  Printing  Oflice.  Washington  25.  D.  C,  at  various  prices,  depending 
upon  the  size  of  the  volume.  Si-parate  dcfisions  or  ojiinions  are  sold  on  subscription,  price 
$1.50  iier  volume;  foreign  sul)scription,  .'tJli.OO  ;  single  coi)ies,  usually  5c.  In  ordering  a 
volume,  be  sure  to  specify  the  series  and  whether  Finance  or  otlier  than  Finance  decisions 
are  desired.  ICntries  for  the  sejiarate  decisions  are  irronped  below  under  center  heads  fol- 
lowing other  Interstate  Commerce  Commission  pul)lications. 

Carriers.    Revenue  and  traffic  of  carriers  by  water,  1st  quarter  1944.     [1944.]    4  p. 
oblong   large    8°     (Statement    Q-G50,    QWS.)      [Processed.     Subject    to    revi- 
sion.]    t 
L.  C.  card  A  42-3364  IC  1  wat.ll :  944/1 

Decisions.     See,  below,  center  heads  beginning  Decisions. 

Finance  decisions.     See,  below,  center  head  Decisions  (Finance). 

Freight.     Freight  commodity  statistics  of  class  1  steam  railways  in  United  States, 
Feb.    1944.     [1944.]     13   p.    oblong   large   8"     (Statement    M-500;    Transport 
Economics  and  Statistics  Bureau.)     [Monthly.     Subject  to  correction  of  errors 
in  carrier  reports  under  correspondence.]     f     •  Item  704 
L.  C.  card  41-41827  IC  1  ste.26 :  944/2 

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Freight — Continued. 

Sanio,    Apr.    1944.     [1944.]     13   p.    oblong  large   8°     (Statement    M-500; 

Transport  Economics  and  Statistics  Bureau.)  [Monthly.  Subject  to  cor- 
rection of  errors  in  carrier  reports  under  corre.spondence.]     t     •  Item  704 

IC  1  ste.26 :  944/4 

Fuel  and  power  for  locomotives  and  rail  motor  cars  of  class  1  steam  railways  in 
United  States  (class  1  switching  and  terminal  companies  Included),  July  1944. 
[1944.]     2  p.  oblong  large  8°     (Statement  M-230,  OS-E ;  Transport  Economics 
and  Statistics  Bureau.)     [Monthly.     Subject  to  revision.]     t     •  Item  706 
L.  C.  card  A  36-784  IC  1  ste.30 :  944/7 

Motor  carrier  decisions.     See,  below,  center  head  Decisions  {Motor  carrier). 

Motor  catTiers.     Revenues  and  passengers  of  class  1  motor  carriers  of  passengers 
(excluding  charter   or   special),   Mar.    1044.     [1944.]     4   p.    oblong   large   8° 
( Statement  ai-700,  BT ;  Transport  Economics  and  Statistics  Bureau. )     [Month- 
ly.    Subject  to  revision.]     t     •  Item  692 
L.  C.  card  A  39-1163  IC  1  mot.ll :  944/3 

Same,  Apr.  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  oblong  large  8°     (Statement  M-700,  BT; 

Transport  Economics  and  Statistics  Bureau.)  [Monthly.  Subject  to  revi- 
sion.]    t     •  Item  692  IC  1  mot.  11 :  944/4 

Same,  May,  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  oblong  large  8°     (Statement  M-700,  BT; 

Transport  Economics  and  Statistics  Bureau.)  [Monthly.  Subiect  to  revision.] 
t     •  Item  692  IC  1  mot.ll :  944/5 

Revenues,  expenses,  other  income  and  statistics  of  class  1  motor  carriers 

of  property;  2d  quarter  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  oblong  large  8°  (Statement  Q- 
800;  Transport  Economics  and  Statistics  Bureau.)  [Subject  to  revision.]  t 
•  Item  6:)4 

L.  C.  card  A  39-1053  IC  1  mot.l3  :  944/2 

Opinions.     See,  below,  center  heads  beginning  Decisions. 

Pipe  lines.     Statistics  of  oil  pipe  line  companies  reporting  to  Interstate  Com- 
merce Commission,  year  ended  Dec.  31,  1943.     [1944.]     cover  title,  34  p.  oblong 
large  8°     (Statement  4437.)     [Processed.]     f 
L.  C.  card  A  41-43.jl  IC  1  pip.2 :  St  2/2/943 

Railroad  accidents.  In  matter  of  making  accident  investigation  reports  under 
locomotive  inspection  act  of  Feb.  17, 1911,  as  amended :  Atlanta  &  Saint  Andrews 
Bay  Railway,  accident,  Saunders,  Fla.,  Aug.  13,  1944,  caused  by  failure  of  driv- 
ing wheel  spring  hanger.     [1944.]     4  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

IC  1  acci.5 :  Sa  87/2 

Same:  Delaware,  Lackawanna  &  Western  Railroad,  accident,  Groveland, 

N.  Y.,  Aug.  15,  1944,  caused  by  failure  of  main  throttle  valve  case.  [1944.] 
6  p.  4°     [Processed.]     f  IC  1  acci.5 :  G  919 

Same:  Reading  Company,  accident,  Wyomissing,  Pa.,  Sept.  6,  1944,  caused 

by  failure  of  steam  pipe  in  front  end  of  locomotive.  [1944.]  4  p.  4°  [Proc- 
essed.]    t  IC  1  acci.5 :  W  989 

Investigation  2815 :    Chicago,   Burlington   &   Quincy    Railroad   Company, 

report  in  re  accident  at  Shelbina,  Mo.,  Aug.  9,  1944.  [1944.]  8  p.  il.  4°  [Proc- 
essed.]    t  ICl  acci.5  :Sh  43/2 

Investigation  2816:  Great  Northern  Railway  Company,  report  in  re  acci- 
dent at  Towner,  N.  Dak.,  Aug.  15,  1944.     [1944.]     8  p.  il.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

ICl  acci.5  :T  662 

Investigation  2817:    Missouri   Pacific  Lines,  report   in  re  accident  near 

Dewalt,  Tex.,  Aug.  10,  1944.     [1944.]     7  p.  il.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

IC  1  acci.5  :  D  511 

Investigation  2818:  Norfolk  &  Portsmouth  Belt  Line  Railroad  Company, 

report  in  re  accident  near  Berkley,  Va.,  Aug.  23,  1944.  [1944.]  8  p.  il.  4° 
[Processed.]     f  IC  1  acci.5 :  B  455 

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Railroad  accidents — Continued. 

Investigation  2820:   Chicago,  Milwaukee,   St.  Paul   and  Pacific  Railroad 

Company,  report  in  re  accident  at  Tripp,  S.  Dak.,  Aug.  27,  1944.  [1944.]  9  p. 
11.4°     [Processed.]     f  IC  1  acci.5  :  T  737 

Summary  of  accidents  reported  by  steam   railways,   May   1944.     [1944.] 

2  p.  oblong  large  8°  (Statement  M-400;  Transport  Economics  and  Statistics 
Bureau.)      [Monthly.     Subject  to  revision.]     t     •   Item  716 

L.  C.  card  A  27-SO  IC  1  ste.31 :  944/5 

Railroad  emploiiecs.     Number  of  females  employed  by  class  1  steam  railways 
(excluding  switching  and  terminal  companies),  July  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  4" 
(Statement  4439.)      [Quarterly.     Processed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  A  44-1050  IC  1  ste.43 :  944/3 

• "Wage  statistics  of  class  1  steam  railways  in  United  States  (switching  and 

terminal  companies  not  included),  July  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  il.  oblong  large  8° 
(Statement  M-300 ;  Transport  Economics  and  Statistics  Bureau.)      [Monthly. 
Subject  to  revision.]     t     •  Item  718 
L.  C.  card  A  29-382  .  IC  1  ste.25 :  944/7 

Railroads.     Operating  revenues  and  operating  expenses  of  class  1  steam  railways 
in  United  States  (switching  and  terminal  companies  not  included),  Aug.  1944. 
[1944.]     2  p.  oblong  large  S°     (Statement  M-lOO ;  Transport  Economics  and 
Statistics  Bureau.)      [Monthly.     Subject  to  revision.]     f     •  Item  710 
L.  C.  card  A  3^1300  IC  1  ste.l9 :  944/8 

Operating  revenues  and  operating  expenses,  selected  items  for  large  steam 

railways,  Aug.  1944.  [1C44.]  2  p.  oblong  large  8°  (Statement  M-150;  Trans- 
port Economics  and  Statistics  Bureau.)  [Monthly.  Subject  to  revision.]  f 
•  Item  711 

L.  C.  card  A  29-378  IC  1  ste.20 :  944/8 

Operating  statistics  of  large  steam  railways,  selected  items  for  July  1944, 

compared  with  July  1943;  July  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  oblong  large  S°  (State- 
ment M-2C0;  Transport  Economics  and  Statistics  Bureau.)  [Monthly.  Sub- 
ject to  revision.]     f     •  Item  712 

L.  C.  card  A  29-380  IC  1  ste.22 :  944/7 

Passenger  traffic  statistics   (other  than  commutation)   of  class  1  steam 

railways  in  United  States  (switching  and  terminal  companies  not  included), 
June  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  oblong  large  8"  (Statement  M-250.)  [Monthly. 
Processed.     Subject  to  revision.]     f 

L.  C.  card  A  38-1273  IC  1  ste.40 :  944/6 

Revenue  traffic   statistics   of  class   1   steam   railways   in    United   States 

(switching  and  terminal  companies  not  included),  July  1944.  [1944.]  2  p. 
oblong  large  8°  (Statement  M-220,  OS-D ;  Transport  Economics  and  Statistics 
Bureau.)      [Monthly.     Subject  to  .revision.]     f     •  Item  714 

L.  C.  card  A  29^381  IC  1  ste.24 :  944/7 

Selected   income  and   balance-sheet  items  of  class   1   steam  railways  in 

United  States  (switching  and  terminal  companies  not  included)  [and  Selected 
income  items  by  regions  and  districts,  class  1  steam  railways],  July  1944. 
[1944.]  2  p.  il.  oblong  large  8°  (Statement  M-125;  Transport  Economics  and 
Statistics  Bureau.)      [Monthly.     Subject  to  revision.]     |     ©Item  715 

L.  C.  card  A  32-1785  IC  1  ste.34 :  944/7 

Transportation.  Monthly  comment  on  transportation  statistics  [Aug.  1944]. 
Oct.  7,  1944.     17+ [1]  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t  101.17:944/8 

D ccis ions  (Finan ce ) 

Note. — The  following  decision  or  opinion  issued  in  seiuirate  form  is  from  the  Interstate 
Commerce  Commission  reports. 

Livestock  Tcnninal  Service  Co.  Finance  docket  no.  140.38,  Livestock  Terminal 
Service  Company  abandonment  of  operation;  decided  May  1!>,  1944.  [1944.] 
p.  1-8.     (F-864U.)      [From  v.  2.57.]     *  I'aper,  5c-.  IC  l.G/la :  B%SG46 

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Decisions  (Motor  carrier) 

Note. — The  following  decision  or  opinion  issnod  in  separate  form  is  from  the  Interstate 
Commerce  Commission  reports. 

Wallace,  R.  R.  No.  ]SI(.-4'J2(),  R.  R.  Wallnce  conimoii  carrier  application ;  decided 
Apr.  3,  1!M4.  [li)44.]  p.  307-318.  (M-6j25.)  [From  IMotor  carrier  cases, 
V.  43.J     *  Taper,  5c.  10  1  mot.8/a  :  M-6525 

JUSTICE  DEPARTMENT 

American  Power  d  Licjht  Co.  No.  470,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct. 
term,  1944,  American  Power  &  Light  Company  v.  S;'curities  and  Exchange  Com- 
mission, on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  1st 
circuit;  brief  for  respondent  in  opposition.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i+20  p.     t 

J1.78:  Am35po/2 

B-W  Construct  inn  Co.  No.  431.  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term, 
1944,  United  States  v.  Joseph  H.  Beuttas,  John  W.  Beuttas,  and  Paul  H.  Beuttas, 
trading  as  B-W  Constniction  Co.,  not  inc. ;  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to 
Court  of  Claims.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i+22  p.     t  J  1.78 :  B  1/2 

Bennett,  M.  D.  (Doc).  No.  5245,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  4th  circuit,  Oct. 
term,  1944,  M.  D.  (Doc)  Bennett  v.  United  States,  appeal  from  district  court  for 
eastern  district  of  North  Carolina,  at  Fayettevillo,  criminal;  appellee's  brief. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  i+ 11  p.     t  J  1.76 :B  439/4 

Beretta.  John  K.  No.  191,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
John  K.  Beretta  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for  writ  of 
certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  5th  circuit ;  memorandum  for  respond- 
ent.    [1944.]     cover  title,  i-f  4  p.     t  J  1.78  :B  452/3 

Beuglcr,  Hugh  M.  Nos.  99-101,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d  circuit,  com- 
missioner of  internal  revenue,  v.  trust  by  Hugh  M.  Beugler,  uader  deed  dated 
Apr.  5,  1930,  between  said  Hugh  M.  Beugler,  and  Irving  Trust  Company,  as 
trustee  for  benefit  of  Lois  Dale  Beugler,  Irving  Trust  Company,  trustee  ;  [same] 
V.  trust  by  Hugh  M.  Beugler,  under  deed  dated  Oct.  22,  1927,  between  said  Hugh 
M.  Beugier,  and  American  Exchange  Irving  Trust  Company,  as  trustee  for 
benefit  of  Bertha  L.  Beugler,  Irving  Trust  Company,  trustee;  [same]  v.  estate 
of  Hugh  M.  Beugler,  George  E.  Hull,  administrator,  d.  b.  n.,  c.  t.  a.,  on  petitions 
for  review  of  decisions  of  Tax  Court ;  brief  for  petitioner.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
ii-f  24  p.     $  J  1.76 :  B  466/3 

Nos.  — ,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d  circuit,  commissioner  of  internal 

revenue,  v.  trust  by  Hugh  M.  Beugler,  under  deed  dated  Apr.  5,  1930.  between 
said  Hugh  M.  Beugler,  and  Irving  Trust  Company,  as  trustee  for  benefit  of  Lois 
Dale  Beugler,  Irving  Trust  Company,  trustee;  [same]  v.  trust  by  Hugh  M. 
Beugler,  under  deed  dated  Oct.  22,  1927,  between  said  Hugh  M.  Beugler  and 
American  Exchange  Irving  Trust  Company,  as  trustee  for  benefit  of  Bertha  L. 
Beuglej,  Irving  Trust  Company,  trustee;  [same]  v.  estate  of  Hugh  M.  Beugler, 
Geoige  E.  Hall,  administrator,  d.  b.  n.,  c.  t.  a.,  on  petitions  for  review  of  decisions 
of  Tax  Court;  appendix  to  brief  for  petitioner.  [1944.]  cover  title,  i+129  p. 
t  J  1.76 :  B  406/2 

Bolivian  International  Mining  Corporation.  No.  436,  In  Supreme  Court  of  United 
States,  Oct.  term,  1944,  Bolivian  International  Mining  Corporation  v.  commis- 
sioner of  Internal  revenue,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of 
appeals  for  2d  circuit;  brief  for  respondent  in  opposition.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
i+27p.     t  J  1.78  :B  638 

Borax  Consolidated,  Ltd.  Civil  action  no.  23690-G,  in  district  court  for  northern 
district  of  California,  southern  division.  United  States  v.  Borax  Consolidated, 
Ltd.,  et  al. ;  complaint.     [1944.]     cover  title,  50  p.     t  J  1.75 :  B  644/7 

No.  2S900-S,  in  district  court  for  northern  district  of  California,  southern 

division,  July  term,  1944,  United  States  v  Borax  Consolidated,  Ltd.,  et  al. ; 
indictment.     [1944.]     cover  title,  34  p.     t  J  1.75  :B  644/8 

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Breper.  Henry  W.,  jr.  Nos.  86S;^85,  in  circuit  court  of  nijpeals  for  3(1  circuit, 
comiuissioner  of  internal  revenue  v.  Henry  W.  Breyer,  jr. ;  [samel  v.  Edith  S. 
Breyor;  [same]  v.  Catharine  Breyer  Vanbomcl,  ou  petitions  for  review  of 
decisions  of  Tax  Court;  brief  lor  petitioner.     []!)44.]     cover  title,  ii  +  17  p.     J 

J  1.76 :  B  759/2 

Brownley,  ^VaUcr,  Trust.  No.  525S,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  4th  circuit. 
National  Metropolitan  Bank,  surviving  trustee  of  Walter  Brovpnley  Trust,  v. 
conmiissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for  review  of  decision  of  Tax 
Court ;  brief  for  respondent.     [1944.]     cover  title,  1+35  p.     t        J  1.76  :B  819 

Churchivcll,  W.  A.  No.  10909,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  5th  circuit.  United 
States  V.  W.  A.  Churchwell  and  wife,  Ida  Churchwell,  on  appeal  from  district 
court  for  northern  district  of  Texas;  brief  for  United  States.  [1944.]  cover 
title,  i+29  p.     t  J  1.76 :  C  475 

Clover  Splint  Coal  Co.,  Inc.  No.  408,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term, 
1944,  Clover  Splint  Coal  Co.,  Inc.,  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  peti- 
tion for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  3d  circuit;  brief  for 
respondent  in  opposition.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i-|-16  p.     t  J  1.78 :  C  625/2 

Colbert.  Ceorge.  Brief  for  appellee,  United  States  Court  of  Appeals.  District  of 
Columbia,  Apr.  term,  1944,  no.  8749,  George  Colbert  v.  United  States,  appeal  from 
District  Court  of  United  States  for  District  of  Columbia.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
i+11  p.     t  J  1.77  :C  671 

Commodore  Park,  Inc.  No.  495,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term, 
1944,  United  States  v.  Commodore  Park,  Incorporated;  petition  for  writ  of 
certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  4th  circuit.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
i+16  p.     t  J  1.78 :  C  737 

Coti-9nH(late(l  Realty  Corporation.  No.  414,  in  Supremo  Court  of  United  States, 
Oct.  term,  1944,  Consolidated  Itealty  Corporation,  Realty  Associates  Securities 
Corporation,  and  Amalgamated  Properties,  Inc.,  v.  Edwin  B.  Meredith  et  al., 
on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d  circuit ;  mem- 
orandum for  Securities  and  Exchange  Commission.  [1944.]  cover  title,  i-|-17p. 
t  J  1.78 :  C  765/5 

Creaeent  Amusement  Co.  Nos.  17-19,  in  Suprenie  Court  of  United  States,  Oct. 
term,  1944,  United  States  v.  Crescent  Amusement  Company  et  al. ;  Crescent 
Anuisement  Company  et  al.  v.  United  States,  on  appeals  from  district  court  for 
middle  district  of  Tennessee;  brief  for  United  States.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
iii+79  p.     t  J  1.78:0  863/6 

Dorsey,  Eame.st  F.  Brief  and  appendix  for  appellee.  United  States  Court  of 
Appeals,  District  of  Columbia,  Oct.  term,  1944,  no.  8811,  Earnest  F.  Dorsey  v. 
Howard  B.  Gill,  general  superintendent,  D.  C.  Reformatory,  appeal  from  Dis- 
trict Court  of  United  States  for  District  of  Columbia.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
i+a-4-ri]+i+7  p.     •  J1.77:D7:?8 

East(^n  Suyar  Associates.  Proceedings  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  1st  circuit, 
O  -t.  term,  1943,  no.  39n3.  Harry  N.  Baetjei-  et  al.,  trusteos  [of  Enstern  Sugar 
Associates,  a  trust]  v.  United  States,  ajjpoal  from  district  court  of  United 
States  for  Puerto  Rico.     [1944.]    p.  559-5(57,  large  8"     $  J  1.7G  :  Ea  77/4 

Fairmont  Creamery  Co.  No.  ^^,,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  Statos,  Ot't.  term, 
1944,  Fairmont  Creamery  Company  v.  National  Labor  Relations  Board,  on  pe- 
tition for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  coui-t  of  appeals  for  lOth  circuit;  brief 
for  National  Labor  Relations  Board  in  opposition.  [1944.]  cover  title,  i  +  ll 
P      t  J  1.78 :  F  166 

Field,  Lester.  United  States  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d  circuit,  estate  of  Lester 
Field,  Barnett  Hollander,  temporary  administrator  and  executor,  v.  commis- 
sioner of  internal  revenue,  before  Augustus  N.  Hand,  Cliase,  and  Fraidv,  circuit 
judges;  [proceedings].    [1944.]    p.  41-43.     %  J  1.76  :F 4:16/2 

Fireman's  Fund  Indemnity  Co.  No.  44890,  in  Court  of  Claims,  Fireman's  Fund 
Indemnity  Company  v.  United  States;  defendant's  request  for  special  lisidings 
of  fact  and  brief.     [1944.]    cover  title,  i+93-122  p.    J  J  1.80 :  F  514/2 

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Frankfort  Distilleries,  Inc.  No.  — ,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term, 
19-W,  United  States  v.  Frankfort  Distilleries,  Inc.  [et  al.] ;  petition  for  writ  of 
certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  10th  circuit.  [1944.]  cover  title,  i+14 
p.     J  J  1.78 :  F  853 

• Troceedings  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  10th  circuit   [nos.  2792-99, 

Frankfort  Distilleries,  Inc.,  et  al.,  appellants,  and  United  States,  appellee]. 
[1944.]     p.  101-136.     t  J1.7G:F853 

Friedmann,  Max  E.  No.  SiJSl,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  7th  circuit.  Max  E. 
Friedniann  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for  review  of  deci- 
sion of  Tax  Court:  brief  for  respondent.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i+2.j  p.    X 

J  1.7G :  F  914/2 

OraUowslqi,  Max.  No.  10869,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  5th  circuit,  Mrs. 
Mildred  Cohen  Moskowitz,  as  administratrix  of  Max  Grablowsky,  v.  United 
States,  appeal  from  district  court  for  northern  district  of  Georgia ;  brief  for 
appellee.     [1D44.]     cover  title,  1+16  p.     %  J  1.76  :G  752 

Grace,  R.  J.  &  M.  C.    No.  8756,  United  States  Court  of  Appeals.  District  of  Co- 

.     limibia,  Raymond  J.  Grace,  trading  under  name  and  style  of  R.  J.  &  M.  C. 

Grace,  v.  M.  Hampton  Magruder,  collector  of  internal  revenue,  on  appeal  from 

District  Court  of  United  States  for  District  of  Columbia;  brief  for  appellee. 

[1944.]     cover  title,  ii +24  p.    t  J  1.77  :G  753 

Oreat  Lakes  Dredge  &  Dock  Co.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  45623,  Great  Lakes 
Dredge  and  Dock  Company  v.  United  States ;  defendant's  exceptions  to  com- 
missioner's findings  and  request  for  special  findings  of  fact.  [1944.]  p.  93- 
104.     t  J  1.80 :  G  798/7 

Oreen,  Lawrence  R.  No.  10810,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  9th  circuit,  com- 
missioner of  internal  revenue  v.  Lawrence  R.  Green,  on  petition  for  review 
of  decision  of  Tax  Court ;  brief  for  petitioner.     [1944.]     cover  title,  iii+22  p.    % 

J  1.76 :  G  823 

Green.  Ralph  J.  No.  12S93,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  Sth  circuit,  Joseph 
D.  Nunan,  jr.,  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  v.  Ralph  J.  Green,  on  petition 
for  review  of  decision  of  Tax  Court;  brief  for  petitioner.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
iii+17  p.     t  J  1.76  :G  825/3 

Hancock  Truck  Lines,  Inc.  No.  448,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct. 
term,  1944,  United  States  and  Interstate  Commerce  Comnifission  vs.  Hancock 
Truck  Lines,  Inc.,  appeal  from  district  court  for  southern  district  of  Indiana ; 
statement  of  jurisdiction.    [1944.]    cover  title,  40  p.    t  J  1.78:11191/2 

Hardie-Tynes  Manufacturing  Co.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  44385,  Hardie-Tynes 
Manufacturing  Company  v.  United  States;  defendant's  brief.  [1944.]  p.  27- 
34.     t  J  1-83 :  H  218/2 

Hardin  Count}/  Savings  Batik.  Departmental  no.  176,  in  Court  of  Claims,  Hardin 
County  Savings  Bank,  et  al.,  v.  United  States ;  defendant's  brief  in  response  to 
plea  to  court's  jurisdiction  filed  by  trustee  in  bankruptcy  of  Ben  B.  Hogenson, 
bankrupt.     [1944.]     cover  title,  p.  71-102.     $  J  1.80  :H  219 

Harmon,  C.  C.  No.  33,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944,  com- 
missioner of  internal  revenue  v.  C.  C.  Harmon,  on  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit 
court  of  appeals  for  10th  circuit;  brief  for  petitioner.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
iv-f59p.    t  J  1.78  :H  228/2 

Hartford-Empire  Co.  Nos.  2-11,  in  Siipreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term, 
19i4,  Hartford-Empire  Company  et  al.  v.  United  States,  on  appeal  from  dis- 
trict court  for  northern  district  of  Ohio,  western  division;  brief  for  United 
States  on  reargument.     [1044.]     cover  title,  xii+252  p.     t         J  1.78  :H  253/6 

Hay,  William  C.  No.  526.9,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  4th  circuit,  William  0. 
Hay  V.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petititon  for  review  of  decision 
of  Tax  Court;  brief  for  respondent.     [1944.]     cover  title,  iii+89  p.    t 

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ant's request  for  special  findings  of  fact  and  brief.     [1944.]     p.  6D-84.     t 

J  1.80  :H  366/2 

Eelmerich  d  Payne,  Inc.  No.  27,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term, 
1944,  L.  Metcalfe  Walling,  administrator  of  Wage  and  Hour  Division,  Depart- 
ment of  Labor,  v.  Ilelmerich  &  Payne,  Inc.,  on  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court 
of  appeals  for  10th  circuit;  brief  for  petitioner.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
iv+53  p.     t  J  1.78  :H  369/2 

Hofheimer,  Lester.  Nos.  — ,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d  circuit,  commis- 
sioner of  internal  revenue  v.  estate  of  Lester  Hofheimer,  Corinne  Hofheimer, 
et  al.,  executors ;  estate  of  Lester  Hoflieimex',  Corinne  Hofheimer,  et  al.,  execu- 
tors, V.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petitions  for  review  of  decision  of 
Tax  Court ;  joint  appendix.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i+130  p.     J         J  1.76  :  H  676 

Houbigant  Inc.  No.  438,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
Houbigant  Inc.,  Cheramy  Inc..  and  Houbigant  Sales  Corporation  v.  Federal 
Trade  Commission,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals 
for  2d  circuit;  brief  for  Federal  Trade  Commission  in  opposition.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  i-flO  p.     t  J  1.78  :H  811 

internal  Improvement  Fund  of  Florida.  No.  320,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United 
States,  Oct.  term,  1944,  trustees  of  Internal  Improvement  Fund  of  Florida,  and 
State  of  Florida,  et  al.,  v.  Southwest  Tampa  Storm  Sewer  Drainage  District, 
and  Reconstruction  Finance  Corporation,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to 
circuit  court  of  appeals  for  5tli  circuit ;  brief  for  Reconstruction  Finance  Corpo- 
ration in  opposition.     [1944.]     cover  tittle,  i-f-14  p.     t  J  1.78 :F  663/3 

Jordan,  Robert  E.  L.  No.  423,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term, 
1944,  United  States  ex  rel.  Robert  E.  Lee  Jordan  x\  Harold  L.  Ickes,  Secretary 
of  Interior,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  United  States  Court  of  Appeals 
for  District  of  Cohnnbia  ;  brief  for  respondent  in  opposition.  [1944.]  cover 
title,  i-f  4  p.     t  J  1.78  :  J  766/2 

Koppcrs  Co.  Nos.  8708-9,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  3d  circuit,  Koppers  Com- 
pany V.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue;  commissioner  of  internal  revenue  v. 
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commissioner.     [1944.]     cover  title,  iii-f  30  p.     t  J  1.76  :K  838 

Korematsu,  Fred  T.  No.  22.  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
Fred  Toyosaburo  Korematsu  v.  United  States,  on  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit 
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Miller,  Benjamin  F.  No.  9838,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  6th  circuit,  Benjamin 
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Missonri-Kansa'i  Pipe  Line  Co.  No.  8681,  in  circuit  court  of  api^als  for  3d 
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Morton,  John  W.  Brief  for  appellee,  United  States  Court  of  Appeals,  District 
of  Columbia,  Apr.  term,  1944,  no.  8653,  John  W.  Morton  v.  Unit(>d  States,  appeal 
from  District  Court  of  United  States  for  District  of  Columbia.  [1!)44.] 
cover  title,  i-fll  p.     t  J  1.77  :M  846 

Motor  Freight  Carriers,  Inc.  No.  350,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct. 
term,  1944,  employers  group  of  Motor  Fi'oight  Carriers,  Inc.,  et  al.,  v.  National 
War  Labor  Board  et  al.,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  United  States 
Court  of  Appeals  for  District  of  Columbia ;  brief  for  respondents  in  opposition. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  ii+18  p.     +  J  1.78:  Em  73 

National  Memorial  Park,  Inc.  No.  5285,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  4th 
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petition  for  review  of  decision  of  Tax  Court;  brief  for  respondent.  [1944.] 
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Nelson,  Abci-t  H.  No.  372,  in  Suprenip  Couit  of  United  States,  Oct  term,  1944, 
Abert  Herman  Nelson  r.  United  States,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to 
circuit  court  of  appeals  for  lid  circuit;  niemoraiiduin  fur  United  States  in 
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Nctcher,  Fraiicicc.  No.  418,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
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New  York  Utate.  No.  3G1,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
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[and  other  judges  and  officers  of  .siiid  court],  r.  United  States,  on  petition  for 
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Opitiiovs  of  Attorney  General  [released  for  publication  in  pamphlet  form  for 
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Pape,  George.  No.  393,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
George  Pape  t\  United  States,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit' courts 
of  appeals  for  2d  circuit;  brief  for  United  States  in  opposition.  [1944.]  cover 
title,  i+ 18  p.     t  J1:78:P197 

Procter,  Frederic  W.  No.  376,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
Frederic  W.  Proctor  v.  conunissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for  writ 
of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  4th  ciivuit ;  brief  for  respondent  in 
opposition.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i  + 14  p.     J  J1.78:P942 

Shearer,  David  M.  No.  424,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
United  States  v.  David  McD.  Shearer,  appeal  from  Court  of  Claims;  statement 
as  to  jurisdiction.     [1944.]     cover  title,  18  p.     t  J1.78:Sh31 

Shrei-eport  Engraving  Co.,  Inc.  No.  321,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct. 
term,  1944,  Shreveport  Engraving  Company,  Inc.,  v.  United  States,  on  petition 
for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  5th  circuit ;  brief  for  United 
States  in  opposition.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i+14  p.     %  J  1.78:  Sh  84 

Singer,  Eugene  T.  Court  of  appeals  of  New  York,  Eugene  T.  Singer  v.  Yokohama 
Specie  Bank,  Limited,  and  Elliott  V.  Bell,  as  superintendent  of  banks  of  New 
York;  brief  of  United  States  as  amicus  curiae.     [1944.]     31  p.  4°    $ 

J  1.83 :  Si  64 

Soiitli-Easfern  Underwriters  Association.  No.  354,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United 
States,  Oct.  term,  1944,  United  States  v.  South-Eastern  Underwriters  Associa- 
tion et  al.,  on  appeal  from  district  court  for  northern  district  of  Georgia; 
memorandum  in  opposition  to  petition  for  rehearing.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
2  p.     t  J  1.78 :  So  87/5 

Trenton  Cotton  Oil  Co.  No.  9799,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  6th  circuit,  Tren- 
ton Cotton  Oil  Company,  Trenton,  Tenn..  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue, 
on  jtetition  for  review  of  decision  of  Tax  Court;  brief  for  respondent.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  iv+33  p.     t  J  1.76  :T  723 

United  States  Oypsum  Co.  Reply  brief  for  appellants.  United  States  Court  of 
Appeals,  District  of  Columbia,  no.  8695,  National  War  Lalwr  Board  et  al.  v. 
United  States  G.vpsum  Company,  appeal  from  District  Court  of  United  States 
for  District  of  Colimibia.     [1944.]     cover  title,  5  p.     t  J  1.77  :Un  35/3 

Usher,  John.  No.  5298,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  4th  circuit,  John  Usher  v. 
United  States,  appeal  from  district  court  for  eastern  district  of  South  Carolina  ; 
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Waddill,  Holland  d  Flitin,  Inc.  No.  65,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct. 
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certiorari  to  Supreme  Court  of  Appeals  of  Virginia ;  brief  for  United  States. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  iii+35  p.     $  J  1.78  :  W  117/2 

Weiler,  Lee  F.  No.  340,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944,  Lee 
F.  Weiler  v.  United  States,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of 
appeals  for  3d  circuit;  brief  for  United  States  in  opposition.  [1944.]  cover 
title,  i+ 12  p.     %  J  1.78  :W  429 

FEDERAL  BUREAU  OF  INVESTIGATION 

Law  enforcement.     FBI  law  enforcement  bulletin,  July-Aug.  1944;  v.  13,  no.  4. 
[1944.]     cover  title,    [2] +1-44  p.   il.  4°     [Bimonthly.     Processed.     Text  and 
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cies only ) . 
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13,  no.  4;  July-Aug.  1944.  [1944.]  [1] +45-78  p.  il.  4"  [Bimonthly.  I'roc- 
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IMMIGRATION  AND  NATURALIZATION  SERVICE 

Citizenship.     The  Day  family,  book  1,  citizenship  reader  for  use  in  public  schools 
by  candidates  for  naturalization;  [by  Ann  Bowman].     [Reprint  with  changes] 
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by  candidates  for  naturalization ;  [edited  by  Mrs.  Frances  O.  Thomas  Cham- 
pion]. [Reprint  with  changes]  1944.  [3  v.,  ix]+16+24+2S  p.  il.  [Title  on 
cover  of  each  book  is:  Federal  textbook  on  citizenship,  on  way  to  democracy.] 

*  Paper,  each  book  10c.     •  Item  733 

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tration, sponsored  b.v  the  University  of  Chicay;o. 

Monthly  review.  Monthly  review,  Sept.  1944;  v.  2,  no.  3.  [Sept.  1,  1944.]  [2]  + 
29-38  p.  4°     [Printed  officially.]     t  Paper,  10c.  single  copy,  $1.00  a  yr. 

J  21.10:  2/3 

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LABOR  DEPARTMENT 

Addrcssrft.  Labor  Day  address  of  Secretary  of  Labor  Peikins  over  Columbia 
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L  1.13  :L  11/944 

Lahor  information  bulletin,  Sept.  1944 ;  [v.  11,  no.  9].     [1944.]     8  p.  4°    [Monthly.] 

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[Processed.  Reproduced  by  Children's  Bureau  with  permission  of  Mental 
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Child  care.  Child  from  one  to  six,  his  care  and  training;  [by  IMarjorie  F.  Murray 
and  Martha  M.  Eliot].  [R«'print  with  changes  1944.]  iv  +  148  ]).  il.  (Bureau 
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Children.    The  child,  v.  9,  no.  3;  Sept.  1944.     [1944.]     p.  35-48,  4°     [Monthly.] 

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Oirl-Scout  experimental  farm-work  camp;  by  Claire  Liske.  [1944.]  8  p.  4° 
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Illegitimacy.  Problems  of  illegitimacy  as  they  concern  worker  in  field  of  adoi)- 
tion ;  [by]  Florence  Clothier.  [1944.]  15  p.  [Processed.  Reproduced  by 
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Psychological  implications  of  unmarried  parenthood  [with  bibliography; 

by]  Florence  Clothier.  [1944.]  p.  531-549.  [Processed.  Reproduced  by 
Children's  Bureau  with  permission  of  American  journal  of  orthopsychiatry, 
V.  13,  no.  3,  July  1943.]     t  L  5.2 :  P  21 

Juvenile  delinquency.  Juvenile  court  in  relation  to  community,  an  evaluation ; 
[by]  Alice  Scott  isfutt.  [1944.]  7  p.  [Processed.  Reproduced  by  Children's 
Bureau  from  Social  service  review,  v.  17,  no.  1,  Mar.  1943,  with  permission  from 
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Juvenile  courts,  detention,  and  police,  their  relationships  in  community 

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Nutrition.  Road  to  good  nutrition;  by  Lydia  J.  Roberts,  in  collaboration  with 
members  of  Children's  Bureau  staff.  [Revised  edition.]  [1944.]  iv-|-57-|-[2] 
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Prenatal  care.  Prenatal  care.  [Revised  edition.]  [Reprint  with  changes  1944.] 
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revised.)     [Original  article  from  Monthly  labor  review,  Oct.  1943,  v.  57,  no.  4.] 

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LABOR  STATISTICS  BUREAU ' 

Airframes.     Union  agreements  in  airframe  industry,  1944 ;  prepared  by  [Everett 
M.    Kassalow]    Industrial   Relations   Division.     [1944.]     ii-|-17   p.     (Bulletin 
792.)      [From  Monthly  labor  review,  Aug.  1944.]     ♦  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  759 
L.  C.  card  L  44-176  L  2.3 :  792 

Same.     (H.  doc.  .673,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.) 

Charts.  B.  L.  S.  chart  series,  June  1944.  [1944.]  cover  title,  59+ [58]  p.  il.  oblong 
12°  [Processed.  Visual  information  by  Mary  E.  Spear.  Pages  2-59  bear  dupli- 
cate numbers  with  the  addition  of  letter  A  and  each  precedes  its  correspond- 
ing number  in  the  main  pagination.  Text  and  other  illustrations  on  p.  2-4 
of  cover.]  t 
L.  C.  card  L  44-186  L  2.14 :  944/1 

Cotton  goods  industry,  employment,  hours,  and  earnings  and  turnover  rates,  by 
areas,  Jan.  1942-Apr.  1044;  [prepared  in  Ofoupational  Outlook  Division,  with 
cooperation    of   Employment    Statistics    Division].      July   1944.      cover   title, 
[1]  +83  p.  4°    [Processed.    Text  on  p.  2  of  cover.]    f 
L.  C.  card  L  44-209  L  2.2  :  C  82/8/942-44 

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November  1944  1279 

Court  decisions.  Recent  decisions  of  interest  to  labor;  [prepared  in  Office  of 
Solicitor,  Department  of  Labor].  [1944.]  7  p.  (Serial  no.  R.  16S6.)  [From 
Monthly  labor  review,  Sept.  1944.]     f  L  2.6/a  8 :  944/6 

Employment.     Employment  and  pay  rolls,  detailed  report,  Ang.  1944.     Oct.  11, 
1944.    21  p.  4°     [Monthly.    Processed.]     $ 
L.  C.  card  L  23-234  ~  L  2.9 :  944/8 

Impact  of  the  war  on  employment.     [1944.]     cover  title,  4  p.+16  leaves, 

il.  oblong  8°  [Processed.  Text  on  p.  2  of  cover.  From  June  1944  issue  of  BLS 
chart  series.]    % 

L.  C.  card  L  44-187  L  2.14/a  :  Em  73 

State,  countv,  and  municipal  survey,  government  employment  and  pay 

rolls,  1929-38.  [1944.]  large  8"  (SCM-6S,  SCM-72,  and  SCM-123,  abridged.) 
[Processed.  Construction  and  Public  Employment  Division  in  cooperation  with 
Work  Projects  Administration.]     $  L  2.13 :  68,72,123 

68.  Citv  of  Milwaukee  and  Milwaukee  County,  Wis.     [2]+9  p. 
72.  City  of  Norfolk,  Va.     [2] +5  p. 
123.   State  of  Louisiana.     [2] +6  p. 

Harris  County,  Tex.  Statistical  summary  of  Hoiiston  area,  Harris  County,  Tex., 
statistical  data  on  war  and  pre-war  employment  and  industry  for  use  by  local 
groups  formulating  plans  for  post-war  period;  [prepared  by  Floy  Hendricks]. 
Feb.  1944.  cover  title,  iv+lS  p.  5  pi.  map,  4°  (Industrial  area  statistical 
summary  23.)      [Processed.]     X  L  2.18 :  23 

Hotels.  Wage  rates  in  year-round  hotels,  spring  and  summer  of  1943 ;  [prepared 
by  James  P.  Corkery].  [1944.]  7  p.  (Serial  no.  R.  1675.)  [From  Monthly 
labor  review,  July  1944.]      t  L  2.6/a  :  H  797/943 

Labor.  Sources  of  wartime  labor  supply  in  United  States  ;  [prepared  by  Leonard 
Eskin].  [1944.]  15p.il.  (Serial  no.  R.  1681.)  [From  Monthly  labor  review, 
Aug.  1944.]     t  L  2.6/a  :  L  113/56 

Labor  Pinions.     Directory  of  labor  unions,  July  1944;  prepared  by  Industrial 
Relations  Division.     [1944.]      [2]-f22  p.'     [Processed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  L  44-36  L  2.2  :  L 11/2/944-2 

Monthly  labor  review.  Monthly  labor  review,  Sept.  1944,  v.  59,  no.  3;  [Hugh  S. 
Hanna,  editor].  [1944.]  cover  title,  vi+463-676  p.  il.  [Certain  articles  are 
reprinted  from  the  Monthly  labor  review  and  listed  in  the  Monthly  catalog  as 
thev  are  issued.]  *  Paper,  30c.  single  copy,  $3.50  a  yr. ;  foreign  subsci'iption, 
$4.75.     •  Item  764 

L.  C.  card  15-26485  L  2.6 :  59/3 

NoTK. — The  ^lontbly  labor  review  is  the  medium  through  which  the  Bureau  publishes 
its  regular  monthly  rejiorts  on  such  subjects  as  trend  of  employment  and  pay  rolls, 
hourly  and  weekly  earnings,  weekly  working  hours,  industrial  disputes,  labor  turn-ovor. 
wholesale  and  retail  prices,  changes  in  cost  of  living,  and  building  construction,  as  well 
as  information  on  collective  agreements,  industrial  accidents,  labor  legislation  and  court 
decisions  and  imiiortant  labor  developments  in  other  countries.  Under  the  present  war 
economy  regulations,  free  subscriptions  are  limited  to  those  requiring  it  for  official  pur- 
poses. Others  desiring  copies  may  obtain  them  from  the  Sujierintendent  of  Documents, 
Government  Printing  Office,  Washington  25.  D.  C,  at  the  prices  stated  above. 

Same,  Oct.  1944,  v.  59,  no.  4 ;  [Hugh  S.  Hanna,  editor].     [1944.]    cover  title, 

vi-|-677-903  p.  il.  [Certain  articles  are  reprinted  from  tlie  Monthly  labor  re- 
view and  listed  in  the  Monthly  catalog  as  they  are  issued.]     •  Item  764 

L  2.6:  59/4 

Same,  index  to  v.  58,  Jan.-June  1944.    1944.     [1]  +1357-70  p.    *  Paper,  10c. 

•  Item  764  L  2.6 :  5S/ind. 

Prices  in  2d  quarter  of  1944;  [prepared  by  Melville  J.  Ulmer].  [1944.]  10  p.  (Se- 
rial no.  R.  1687.)     [From  Monthly  labor  review,  Sept.  1944.]    t 

L  2.6/a  :  P  931/7/^44-2 

Printing.     Union  wages  and  hours  in  printing  trades,  July  1,  1943 ;  prepared  in 
Division  of  Industrial  Relations.     [1944.]     iv+63  p.  il.     (Bulletin  781.)     [From 
Monthly  labor  review,  Apr.  1944,  with  additional  data.]     *  Paper,  15c.     ©Item 
759 
L.  C.  card  L  38-61  L  2.3 :  781 

Same.     (H.  doc.  598,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.) 

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1280  Government  Publications 

Radford,  Va.  Statistical  surainary  of  Radford  area,  Giles,  Montgomery,  and  Pu- 
laski Counties  and  city  of  Radford,  Va.,  statistical  data  on  war  and  pre-war 
emplovnioiit  and  industry  fi)r  use  l)y  local  fjroups  formulating  plans  for  post-war 
period";  [prepared  by  Ueth  II.  Fiske].  May  1944.  [6]-|-16  p.  4  pi.  4"  (Indu.s- 
trial  area  statistical  summary  1,5.)      [Processed.]     t  L 2.18: 15 

Richmond,  Va.  Statistical  summary  of  Riclnnond  area,  Va.,  Henrico  and 
Chesferlield  Counties  and  city  of  Richmond,  statistical  data  on  war  and  pre- 
war (Miiployment  and  industry  for  use  by  local  groups  fornuilating  plans  for 
post-war  iMMiod  ;  [prepared  by  Peth  II.  Fiskel.  Dec.  1C43.  cover  title,  iv+15 
p.  2  pi.  4"  (Industrial  area  statistical  summary  16.)  [Processed.  Text  on  p.  3 
of  cover.]     t  L  2.18: 16 

Rubber.  Seniority  in  Akron  rubber  industry,  July  1&44,  investigation  by  Philo- 
mena  Marquardt  and  Sophia  F.  McDowell.  [1944.]  [2] +19  p.  4"  [Proc- 
essed.]    J  L  2.2  :Ak  7/944 

8hi})yn7-d8.  Causes  of  accidents  involving  faulty  handling  of  materials  and  equip- 
ment in  shipyards;  [by  Frank  S.  McElroy  and  Arthur  L.  Svenson].  [1^4.] 
5  p.     (Serial   no.    R.   168.5.)      [From   Monthly   labor   review,    Sept.    1944.]     f 

L2.6/a:Sh&4/24 

Technology.     Summary  of  current  technological  developments.  May  1944.     [1944.] 
cover  title,  20  p.  4°     [Monthly.     Processed.     Text  on  p.  2  of  cover.]     t 
L.  C.  card  L  43-187  L  2.17 :  944/5 

United  Hatters,  Cap  and  Millinery  Workers,  International  Union.  Convention  of 
United  Hatters,  Cap  and  Millinery  Workers,  [New  York  City,  May  1-6]  1944 ; 
[prepared  by  Boris  Stern  and  John  L.  Afros].  [1944.]  6  p.  (Serial  no.  R. 
1695. )      [From  Monthly  labor  review,  Sept.  1944.]     t  L  2.6/a  :  Un  34/944 

Wages.  Wartime  wage  movements  and  urban  wage-rate  changes ;  [prepared  by 
Rob^^rt  J.  Myers  Harry  Ober,  and  Lily  Mary  David].  1944.  ii-|-21  p.  (Serial 
no.  R.  1684.)  [From  Monthly  labor  review,  Oct.  1944.]  t  (information  incor- 
rect in  publication  as  to  sale  by  Superintendent  of  Documents). 

L  2.6/a  :  W  124/91 

War  miffration.  State  variations  in  war  migration  and  post-war  demobilization ; 
[prepared  by  Emile  Benoit-Smullyan  and  Bettina  G.  Conant  with  assistance 
from  Maxine  T.  Anderson].  [1944.]  15  p.  il.  (Serial  no.  R.  1691.)  [From 
Monthly  labor  review,  Sept.  1944.]     t  L  2.6/a  :  P  847/5 

Wichita,  Kans.  Impact  of  the  war  on  Wichita,  Kans.,  area,  Sedgwick  County, 
working  notebook  for  use  by  local  groups  studying  recent  economic  development 
and  formulating  plans  for  post-war  iperiod :  [prepared  by  John  P.  Wymer  and 
I.  Seth  Levine].  Feb.  1944.  cover  title,  iii+62+[l]  p.  8  pi.  4°  (Industrial 
area  study  17.)     [Processed.]     t  L  2.16: 17 

SOLICITOR 

Atlantic  Co.  Nos.  11076-77,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  5th  circuit,  Atlantic 
Company  v.  A.  Broughton  et  al. ;  [same]  v.  Emanuel  Carthan  et  al.,  appeal  and 
cross-appeal  from  district  court  for  northern  district  of  Georgia,  Robert  L. 
Russell,  judge;  brief  for  administrator  of  Wage  and  Hour  Division  as  amicus 
curiae.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii +20  p.     t  L  21.7:  At  63/2 

Berper,  Nathan.  No.  C-38485,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d  circuit.  United 
States  V.  Nathan  Berger  and  Samuel  Kaminsky,  and  Sidney  E.  Cohn.  on  appeal 
from  order  of  district  court  for  eastern  district  of  New  York ;  brief  for  appellee. 
[1944.1     cover  title,  ii+39  p.     $  L  21.7  :  B  453 

Ilarnischfeger  Corporation.  No.  8553,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  7th  circuit, 
L.  Metcalfe  Walling,  administrator  of  Wage  and  Hour  Division,  Department  of 
Labor,  v.  Harnisehfeger  Corporation,  appeal  from  district  court  for  eastern  dis- 
trict of  Wisconsin,  F.  Ryan  Duffy,  district  judge;  appellee's  brief.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  ii +22  p.     t  L  21.7  :H  229 

Yonngermart-Reynohl s  TTardirood  Co.,  Inc.  No.  10974,  in  circuit  coiirt  of  appeals 
for  5th  circuit,  1>.  Metcalfe  Walling,  administrator  of  Wage  and  Honr  Division, 
V.  Youngerinan-Reynolds  Hardwood  Company,  Inc.,  appeal  from  district  court 
for  middle  district  of  Alabama.  C.  B.  Kennamer,  judge;  brief  for  appellant. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  ii +20  p.     t  L  21.7  :Y  88/2 

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November  1944  1281 

WAGE  AND  HOUR  AND  PUBLIC  CONTRACTS  DIVISIONS 

Posters.  Finance,  insurance,  real  estate,  motion  picture,  and  miscellaneous  in- 
dustries wage  order  [on  and  after  July  17,  1944;  all  lettered  poster].  [1944.] 
14X10  in.     t  L22.8:F49 

Si)ecial  notice  concerning  overtime  pay  under  fair  labor  standards  act 

[poster  attachment].  [1044.]  1  p.  oblong  8°  [Optional  attachment  to  cot- 
tonseed and  peanut  crushing  wage  order  poster,  for  which  see  the  Monthly 
catalog  for  Nov.  1943,  p.  1327.]     t  L  22.8 :  C  82/add. 

Wage-hour  digest,  employer  and  worker  under  fair  labor  standards  act  of  1938. 
[1944.]     4  p.  4°     t     •  Item  772  L  22.2  :W  12/2 

WOMEN'S  BUREAU 

Legal  status  of  women,  analysis  of  sex  distinctions,  United  States.     Jan.  1,  1944. 
[l]-fl2p.  4°     [Processed.]     j 
L.  C.  card  L  44-188  L  13.2 :  W  84/9 


LIBRARY  OF  CONGRESS 

Acquisitions.     Quarterly  journal  of  current  acquisitions,  Apr  .-June,  1944;  v.  1, 
no.  4.     1944.     52  p.     [Supplement  to  Annual  report  of  librarian  of  Congress.] 
t     •  Item  782 
L.  C.  card  44-40782  LC  1.17 : 1/4 

ACQUISITIONS  DEPARTMENT 

State  puMications.     Monthly  checklist  of  State  publications,  v.  35,  no.  7;  July 
1944.     [1944.]      [2]  +275-317  p.  4°     *  Paper,  15c.  single  copy,  $1.50  a  yr. ;  foreign 
subscription.  $2.25.      •  Item  804 
L.  C.  card  10-8924  LC  27.7 :  35/7 

COPYRIGHT  OFFICE 

Copyright.     Catalog  of  copyright  entries,  new  series.     1944. 
L.  C.  card  6-35347 

Note. — Issued  in  4  parts  :  pt.  1,  group  1,  pt.  1,  group  2,  and  pt.  1,  group  3,  pt.  2,  pt.  3 
and  pt.  4. 

Subscriptions  for  the  Catalog  of  copyriglit  entries  should  be  made  to  the  Superintendent 
of  Documents.  Washington,  D.  C,  instead  of  to  the  Register  of  Copyrights.  Prices  are 
as  follows:  Paper,  .?10.00  a  vr.  (4  pts.  unbound),  foreign  subscription,  .$13.00;  pt.  1, 
groups  1  and  2,  and  pt.  3,  each  $3.00  a  vr..  foreign  subscription,  each  .$3.75  ;  pt.  1,  group 
3.  pt.  2,  and  pt.  4,  each  $2.00  a  yr.,  foreign  subscriptions,  pt.  1,  group  3,  .$2.25,  pt.  2, 
$2.30,  pt.  4,  $2.20  ;  single  numbers,  50c.  ;  annual  indexes,  each,  for  complete  calendar 
year,  $2.00. 

pt.  1,  group  1.  Books,  including  list  of  renewals,  v.  41,  no.  6.  iii  + 103-123  p. 
[Monthly.]      #  Item   704  LC  3.6/1  :  41/1-6 

pt.  1,  group  2.  Pamphlets,  leaflets,  contributions  to  newspapers  or  periodicals,  etc.,  lec- 
tures, sermons,  addresses  for  oral  delivery,  maps,  v.  41,  no.  5.  iii  + 
257-303    p.      [Monthly.]      ♦Item    795  LC  3.6/1  :  41 /2-5 

Same,  v.  41,  no.  6.     iii-|- 305-364  p.      [Monthly.]      •    Item  7!i5 

LC  3.6/1  :  41/2-6 

pt.  1,  group  3.  Dramatic  compositions,  motion  pictures,  including  list  of  renewals,  v.  17, 
no.    G.      iii-|-7i)-92  p.      [Monthly.]       •  Item   796  LC  3.6/1  :  17/.S-6 

pt.  4.  Works  of  art,  reproductions  of  a  work  of  art.  drnwings  or  plastic  works 

of  a  scientific  or  technical  character,  photographs,  prints  and  pictorial 
illustrations,  including  prints  and  labels  used  for  articles  of  merchan- 
dise, including  list  of  renewals,  v.  39,  no.  5.  iii  +  10:j-12«  p. 
[Monthly.]      »  Item  799  LC  3.6/4  :  39/5 

DESCRIPTIVE  CATALOGING  DIVISION 

Cooperative  cntnloqing  manual  for  use  of  contributing  libraries.     1944.     [3]  +104 
p.     t     •   Item  789 
L.  C.  card  44-41431  LC  9.7 :  C  28 

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1282  Government  Publications 

GENERAL  REFERENCE  AND  BIBLIOGRAPHY  DIVISION 

Oovemmcnt  contracts.     Renegotiation  of  war  contracts,  selected  list  of  refer- 
ences; compiled  by  Grace  Hadloy  Fuller.    Aug.  12,  1944.     [1]+18  p.  4°    [Proc- 
essed.]    t  (free  to  libi*aries  only). 
L.  C.  card  44-41538  LC  2.2 :  W  19/2 

Post-icar  problems,  current  list  of  printed  United  States  Government  publications, 
Jan.-June  1944  ;  compiled  by  Kathrine  Oliver  Murra.     Washington,  1944.     [1]  + 
iv-|-114  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  (Tree  to  libraries  only). 
L.  C.  card  44-^1527  LC  2.2  :  P  84/2/944 

SUBJECT  CATALOGING  DIVISION 

Decimal  classification.  Notes  and  decisions  on  application  of  decimal  classifica- 
tion, 2d  series,  no.  8;  Apr.  1944.  [1944.]  1  p.  (Decimal  Classification  Sec- 
tion.)    *  Paper,  25c.  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  35c.  LC  26.8/2:  8 

Same,  2d  series,  no.  9;  July  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.     (Decimal  Classification 

Section.)  LC  26.8/2:  9 

MARITIME  COMMISSION 

Posters.  Know  your  merchant  fleet;  [poster].  1944.  26.4X18.9  in.  [Illustra- 
tor, Elmo  White.]     t  MC1.25:M53 

Victory  fleet,  digest  of  production  news  with  suggestion  bulletins,  Oct.  2-30,  1944 ; 
V.  8,  no.  14-18.  [1944.]  Each  4  p.  il.  4°  [Weekly.  Processed.  Volume  num- 
ber is  incorrectly  given  as  8  instead  of  3  on  no.  17.]     t  (limited  distribution). 

MC  1.24 :  3/14-18 

NATIONAL  ADVISORY  COMMITTEE  FOR  AERONAUTICS 

Heat  transfer  in  turbulent  liquid  or  gas  stream  [with  lists  of  references],  by 
H.  Latzko;  [translation  by  L.  M.  K.  Boelter,  G.  Young,  and  A.  G.  Guibert  from] 
Zeitschrift  fiir  angewandte  mathematik  und  mechanik,  v.  1,  no.  4,  Aug.  1921. 
Washington,  Oct.  1944.  cover  title,  58  leaves,  il.  7  pi.  4°  (Technical  memo- 
randum 1068.)      [Processed.]     f  Y  3.N  21/5 :  8/1068 

NATIONAL  ARCHIVES 

Work.    National  Archives,  what  it  is  and  what  it  does.     [Revised  July  1944.] 
[1944.]     6  p.  4°     ( [Publication  44-8.])      [Processed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  A  44-3598  AE  1.2  :  Ar  2/944 

FEDERAL  REGISTER  DIVISION 

Note. — The  archivist  of  the  United  States  acting  through  this  division  established  by 
him  under  the  provisions  of  the  Federal  register  act  (49  Stat.  500,  as  amended  :  44  U.  S.  C, 
and  siipp.  301  et  scq.),  is  charged  with  the  custody  and.  together  with  the  Public  Printer, 
with  the  prompt  and  uniform  printing  and  distribution  of  the  documents  required  or 
autliorizcd  to  be  published  under  sec.  5  of  this  act.  Such  documents  required  or  authorized 
to  be  so  published  are  printed  and  distributed  forthwith  by  the  Government  Printing  Office 
in  a  serial  publication  designated  the  Federal  register.  The  daily  issues  of  the  Federal 
register  are.  in  effect  daily  supplements  to  the  Code  of  Federal  regulations,  and  regulatory 
documents  published  therein  follow  the  Code  arrangement. 

Federal  register.  Federal  register,  v.  9,  no.  197-217;  Oct.  3-31,  1944.  [1944.] 
p.  11!)87-12996,  4°  [Daily  except  Sunday,  Monday,  and  day  following  a  legal 
holiday.] 

L.  C.  card  36-20246  AE  2.7 :  9/197-217 

Note. — The  Federal  register  publishes  (1)  all  Presidential  Proclamations;  and  all 
Executive  orders,  except  such  as  have  no  general  applicability  or  legal  effect  or  are 
effective  onlv  against  Federal  agencies  or  persons  in  their  capacity  as  ofiBcers,  agents  or 
employees  thereof:  it  also  contains  all  Executive  orders  establishing,  amending  or 
revolving  civil  service  rules,  and  all  Executive  orders  containing  a  direction  ror  publi- 
cation thereof:  (2)  such  documents  or  classes  of  documents  as  the  President  shall 
determine  from  time  to  time  have  general  applicability  and  legal  effect ;  and   (3)   such 

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Federal  register — Continued. 

documents  or  classes  of  documents  as  may  be  required  so  to  lie  published  by  act  of  the 
Consress.  From  Mar.  14,  lOof!,  tliroush  Oct.  ;^1,  1944,  one  hundred  and  ninety-seven 
(197)  agencies  have  submitted  documents  for  pnl>lication  in  the  Federal  register. 
Suitable  indexes  are  issued  monthly,  quarterly,  and  annually.  The  bound  volumes 
of  the  Federal  register  were  discontinued  on  .June  3.  19:!S,  and  have  been  replaced 
by  the  annual  supplements  to  the  Code  of  Federal  regulations. 

The  Federal  register  is  sold  by  the  Superintendent  of  Documents  on  the  following 
terms  :  Single  copy,  13c,  minimum  (price  varies  in  proi)ortion  to  size)  ;  $1.50  per  month  ; 
.?15.00  per  year.  Subscrii)tions  are  payable  in  advance.  Send  remittances  to  the 
Superintendent  of  Documents,  Government  Printing  Office,  Washington  25,  D.  C. 

Same,  V.  9,  nos.  131-106,  quarterly  index,  Jiilj'-Sept.  1944.     [1944.]     84  p.  4° 

AE  2.7 : 9/131-196/ind. 

NATIONAL  HOUSING  AGENCY 

Addretses.  Need  for  low-cost  housing,  by  John  B.  Blandford,  jr.,  administrator 
of  National  Housing  Agency  before  annual  conference  of  National  Urban 
League,  Columbus,  Ohio,  Oct.  2,  1944.     9  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

NHA  1.10 :  B  61/6 

Our  post-war  housing  problem,  by  John  B.  Blandford,  jr.,  administrator. 

National  Housing  Agency  before  National  Association  of  Assessing  Officers, 
Des  Moines,  la.,  Oct.  3,  1944.     [1944.]     8  p.  4°     [Processed.]     + 

NHA  1.10  :B  61/7 

Housing.     Abstracts  of  selected  material  on  postwar  housing  and  urban  develop- 
ment, group  7  [with  bibliography].     Washington,  D.  C.,  Sept.  1944.     [4] +49  p. 
4°     [Processed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  43-5168.5  NHA  1.2 :  P  84/group  7 

Land.  Summary  of  studies  and  proposals  in  U.  S.  A.  on  assembly  of  laud  for 
urban  development  and  redevelopment.  Washington,  D.  C,  Sept.  1944.  [102] 
p.  4°     (Bulletin  14.)      [Processed.]     t  NHA  1.7: 14 

FEDERAL  HOME  LOAN  BANK  ADMINISTRATION 

Federal  home  loan  bank  review,  Washington,  D.  C,  Oct.  1944 ;  v.  11,  no.  1.  [1944.] 
p.  1-32,  il.  4°  [Monthly.]  *  Paper,  10c.  single  copy,  $1.00  a  yr. ;  foreign  sub- 
scription, $1.60.     •  Item  454 

L.  C.  card  34-28163  NHA  3.8  :  11/1 

Note. — The  Federal  home  loan  bank  review  is  the  Administration's  medium  of  com- 
munication with  member  institutions  of  the  Federal  home  loan  bank  system  and  is  the 
only  official  organ  or  periodical  publication  of  the  Administration.  The  Review  will 
be  sent  to  all  member  institutions  without  charge.  Others  desiring  copies  may  obtain 
them  from  the  Superintendent  of  Documents,  Government  Printing  Office,  Washington  25, 
D.  C,  at  the  prices  stated  above. 

FEDERAL  HOUSING  ADMINISTRATION 

Addresses.  Mortgage  insurance  today  and  tomorrow,  speech  delivered  by  Abner 
H.  Ferguson,  Federal  housing  commissioner,  before  Northeastern  Federal  Sav- 
ings League,  Swampscott,  Mass.,  Sept.  12,  1944.  [1944.]  7  p.  4°  [Processed.] 
t  NHA  2.7 :  F  38/3 

FEDERAL  PUBLIC  HOUSING  AUTHORITY 

Posters.    Avoid  fires !  safety  poster  4.     1944.     22.4X16  in.     t  NHA  4.9:  4 

Protect  your  family  from  fires;  safety  poster  3.     1944.     24.4X16  in.     t 

NHA  4.9 : 3 

NATIONAL  LABOR  RELATIONS  BOARD 

Note. — The  bound  volumes  of  Decisions  and  orders  are  sold  by  the  Superintendent  of 
Documents.  Government  Printing  Office,  Washington  25,  D.  C,  at  various  prices,  depending 
upon  the  size  of  the  volume. 

Atkins,  E.  C.  d  Co.  No.  8fi69,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  7th  circuit,  National 
Labor  Relations  Board  v.  E.  C.  Atkins  and  Company,  on  petition  for  enforcement 
of  order  of  National  Labor  Relations  Board  ;  brief  for  National  Labor  Relations 
Board.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii-|-44  p.     t  LR  1.9:  At  52 

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1284  Go\'ERNMENT   PUBLICATIONS 

CoUin^  d  Aikman  Corporation.  No.  5301,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  4th  cir- 
cuit, National  Labor  Relations  Board  v.  Collins  &  Aikman  Corporation,  on  peti- 
tion for  enforcement  of  order  of  National  Labor  Relations  Board;  brief  for 
National  Labor  Relations  Board.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii+16  p.     t 

LB  1.9:0697 

Hofinann,  0.  U.,  &  So^ns.  No.  8719,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  3d  circuit, 
National  Labor  Relations  Board  v.  O.  U.  liofniaiin.  O.  F.  llot'uiann,  and  Phillip 
Ilofmann,  individually  and  as  co-partners  trading  as  O.  U.  Hofmann  &  Sons,  on 
petition  lor  enforeenieiit  of  order  of  National  Labor  Relations  Board;  brief  for 
National  Labor  Relations  Board.     [1944.]     cov^  title,  iv+18  p.     t 

LR  1.9 :  H  677/3 

Kirk,  Morris  P.,  d  Son,  Inc.  No.  10534,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  9th  circuit, 
National  Labor  Relations  Board  v.  Morris  P.  Kirk  and  Son,  Inc.,  [et  al.],  on 
petition  for  enforcement  of  order  of  National  Labor  Relations  Board ;  brief  for 
National  Labor  Relations  Board.     [1944.]     cover  title,  iv-f41  p.     t 

LR1.9:K634 

Loveman,  Josepli  &  Loeb.  Appendix  to  respondent's  brief,  in  circuit  court  of 
appeals  for  5th  circuit,  no.  11043,  Loveman,  Joseph  &  Loeb  v.  National  Labor 
Relations  Board,  on  jietition  to  review  and  set  aside  and  request  for  enforce- 
ment of  order  of  National  Labor  Relations  Board.  [1944.]  cover  title,  i+55  p. 
t  LR  1.9 :  L  944/2 

Sun.  Tcnt-LucMert  Co.  No.  10533,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  9th  circuit. 
National  Labor  Relations  Board  v.  Sun  Tent-Luebbert  Company  [et  al.],  on 
petition  for  enforcement  of  order  of  National  Labor  Relations  Board ;  brief  for 
National  Labor  Relations  Board.     [1944.]     cover  title,  v+92  p.     t 

LR  1.9  :Su  71/5 

Whiting-Mcad  Co.  No.  10788,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  9th  circuit.  National 
Labor  Relations  Board  v.  Whiting-Mead  Company,  on  petition  for  enforcement 
of  order  of  National  Labor  Relations  Board  ;  brief  for  National  Labor  Relations 
Board.     [1944.]     cover  title,  iv-f  44  p.     J  LR1.9:W589 


NATIONAL  RAILROAD  ADJUSTMENT  BOARD 

Awards.     Awards  9041-9240,  1st  division.  National  Railroad  Adjustment  Board, 
Chicago,   111.,   V.   59.     Suburban  Printers  &  Publishers,  Inc.,   La  Grange,   111. 
[1944.]     [l]+934   p.     t  National    Railroad   Adjustment   Board,   Chicago,   111. 
(price  upon  application). 
L.  C.  card  36-26211  '       RA  1.7 :  59 

Note. — The  1st  division  has  jurisdiction  over  disputes  involving  train-and-yard- 
service  employees  of  carriers  ;  that  is,  engineers,  firemen,  hostlers,  and  outside  hostler 
helpers,  conductors,  trainmen,  and  yard-service  employees. 

Awards  of  2d  division.  National  Railroad  Adjustment  Board,  with  index, 

V.  8,  July  1,  1943-July  1,  1944;  awards  934-1021.  Suburban  Printers  &  Pub- 
lishers, Inc.,  La  Grange,  111.  [1944.]  .  v+532  p.  t  National  Railroad  Adjustment 
Board,  Chicago.  111.  (price  upon  application). 

L.  G.  card  37-268G0  RA  1.8 :  8 

Note. — The  2d  division  has  jurisdiction  over  disputes  involving  machinists,  boiler- 
makers,  hlacksmiths.  sheet-metal  workers,  electrical  workers,  car  men,  the  helpers  and 
apprentices  of  all  the  foregoing,  coach  cleaners,  power-house  employees,  and  railroad- 
shop  laborers. 

Awards   2501-2600,    Interpretation    (serial    no.    48),    3d    division,    v.    23. 

Suburban  Printers  &  Publishers,  Inc.,  La  Grange,  111.  [1944],  [l]-f-718+[6]  p. 
t  National  Railroad  Adjustment  Board,  Chicago,  111.  (price  upon  application). 
L.  C.  card  36-26212  RA  1.9 :  23 

NOTE, — The  Sd  division  has  jurisdiction  over  disputes  involving  station,  tower,  and 
telegraph  employees,  train  dispatchers,  maintenance-of-way  men,  clerical  employees, 
freight  handlers,  express,  station  and  store  employees,  signal  men,  sleeping-car  conductors, 
sleeping-car  porters,  and  maids,  and  dining-car  employees. 

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NovEBiBER  1944  1285 

NAVY  DEPARTMENT 

Posters.  In  memoriam  to  those  who  so  gallantly  gave  their  lives  on  that  fateful 
morning  of  7  Dec.  1941,  buv  an  extra  war  bond  on  Pearl  Harbor  Day  Dec.  7th ; 
[poster].     1944.     20X14.2  hi.     [Also  issued  in  size  14X10  in.]     t     N  1.31 :  B  64 

• Pour  it  on,  Dec.  7th  bond  purchases ;  [poster] .  1944.  20X14.3  in.  [Illus- 
trator, White.     This  poster  also  issued  in  size  14.3X10  in.]     %     N  1.31 :  B64/3 

That's  the  spot  to  hit !  give  us  the  stuff  and  we'll  hit  it !  official  Navy  poster. 

1944.     39.9X28.5    in.      (Industrial    Incentive    Division.)       [Illustrator,    John 
Falter.]     $  N  1.31 :  T  32 

This  man  may  go  blind,  wear  your  goggles  !  safety  poster.     1944.    20.5X15.5 

in.     t  N  1.31/2 :  B  61 

Torpedo  squadron  S.  One  came  back.  [1&44.]  [15]  p.  il.  16"  ([Industrial 
Incentive  Division.] )      [This  is  the  story  of  Torpedo  squadron  8.]     $ 

N  1.2:  On  2 

War  savings  bonds.  Through  the  looking  glass.  [1944.]  [4]  p.  il.  [Relates  to 
war  bond  allotment  plan  for  women  in  Navy,  Marine  Corps,  and  Coast  Guard.]    t 

•  Item  857  N  1.2 :  B  64 

COAST  GUARD 

Cadets.      Regulations   governing  appointments   to   cadetships    in    Coast   Guard. 
Revised  June  1944.    1944.     [2]-f21p.  il.     t     •  Item  1071 
L.  C.  card  31-20053  N  24.8 :  C 11/3/944 

Coast  Guard  htiUetin,\.  2.  no.  2S;  Oct.  1M4.     [1944.]     p.  331-346.     [Monthly.]     t 

•  Item  1061 

L.  C.  card  39-29105  N  24.11 :  2/28 

Lifeboatmen.     Manual    for   lifeboatmen    and    able   seamen ;   Aug.   1944.     1944. 
ii+109  p.  il.  16"     t     •  Item  1071 
L.  C.  card  44-41563  N  24.8 :  L  62/944 

Merchant  Marine  Council.  Proceedings  of  Merchant  Marine  Council,  v.  1,  no.  10; 
Oct.  1944.     [1944.]     p.  201-216,  il.  4°     [Monthly.]     t     •  Item  1063 

N  24.32 : 1/10 

Vessel  inspection.  General  rules  and  regulations  for  vessel  Inspection,  rivers. 
Aug.  1M4.  iii-|-J72  p.  11.  4"  [Title  46,  Code  of  Federal  regulations,  pts.  113- 
120.     Issued  in  loose-leaf  form.]     t     •  Item  1071  N  24.8 :  V  63/4/944 

Note. — Tliis  pul)lication  .super.«edps  General  rulis  and  regulations  for  vfssel  inspection, 
rivers,  dateil  ,Tn!i.  104:5,  and  includes  all  amendments  published  in  the  Federal  register 
through  Aug.  30,  1944. 

MEDICINE  AND  SURGERY  BUREAU 

Hospital  Corps.  Navy.  Handbook  of  Hospital  Corps,  Navy,  ir30  [with  lists  of 
references].  1939  [reprint  with  changes  and  with  Addendum,  1944]. 
vi-fl015-|-ii+A115  p.  il.  2  p.  of  pi.  [The  Handbook  is  a  revised  and  enlarged 
edition  of  the  1930  edition  published  by  the  Navigation  Bureau.  Addendum  also 
issued  separately,  for  which  see  below.]  *  Cloth,  $2.25. 
L.  C.  card  44-41465  N  10.13  :  H  79/2/939/rep.--4 

Same,  Addendum.     1944.     ii+A115  p.  il.     *  Paper,  20c. 

N  10.13 :  H  79/2/939/add. 

Hospital  Corps  qnnrtcrhj.  supplement  to  United  States  naval  medical  bulletin 
[published  for  informtition  of  Hospital  Corps],  v.  17,  no.  6;  Nov.  1944.  1944. 
viii-|-L'22  p.   il.      (Publicatictns  Division.)       [Temporarily    issued   l)imon1h1y.] 

•  Paper,  25c.  single  copy,  $1.50  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription.  $2.00.     •  Item  880 

N  10.11/2: 17/6 

Naval  medical  bulletin.    United  States  naval  medical  bulletin,  v.  43,  no.  4;  Oct. 
1944.     1944.     vi+611-846p.  il.     (Publications  Division.)      [Monthly.]     *  Paper, 
35c.  single  copy,  .$4.00  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $5.00.     •  Item  880 
L.  C.  card  8-35095  N  10.11/1 :  43/4 

•     Sent  to  Depository  Libraries 


1286  Government  Publications 


NAVAL  OPERATIONS  OFFICE 


HYDROGUArHIC  OFFICE 


Note. — Tho  charts,  sailing  directions,  and  lipht  lists  of  the  Hydrographic  Office  for  the 
duration  of  the  war,  will  he  sold  only  liy  the  Ilydroirrapliic  Office,  Navy  Department,  Wash- 
in;itoii.  D.  C,  and  the  Ilydrof-Taphic  Distributing  Offices  locat<d  in  tlie  principal  seaports  of 
the  United  States.  Certain  standard  manuals  of  tlie  Ilydrograjihic  Office  are  sold  by  agents 
at  the  principal  American  seaports  and  lake  ports,  and  are  also  available  through  the 
Superintendent  of  Documents,  Government  Printing  Office,  Wasliington  25,  D.  C,  at  list 
price.  Copies  of  list  of  pub'.ications,  weekly  Hydrographic  liulletins,  and  Notices  to  mariners 
are  supplied  free  only  to  those  having  definite  nerd  therefor,  on  ai  plication  to  the  Hydro- 
granhie  Office,  Njivy 'Department.  Washington,  D.  C..  and  at  tlie  branch  Hydrographic  Offices 
in  Boston,  New  York.  I'hiladelphia,  Baltimore,  Norfolk,  Savannah,  New  Orleans.  Galveston, 
San  Francisco,  San  Pedro,  Calif.,  Sin  Juan,  P.  R..  Captain  of  the  Port,  Panama  Canal, 
Portland  (Oreg.),  Seattle,  Honolulu,  T.  H.,  Chicago,  Cleveland,  Buffalo,  Sault  Ste.  Marie,  and 
Duluth. 

Celebes.  Celebes.  2d  edition.  July  1944.  iv+205  p.  11.  4°  (Gazetteer  5 ;  H.  O. 
pub.  8S5.)  [Supersedes  H.  O.  misc.  no.  10,885  and  supplements.]  t  Paper, 
$1.30.     •  Item  867  N  6.8:  885 

Hydrographic  bulletin,  no.  2874-77,  Oct.  7-28,  1944.  [1944.]  Each  1  p.  f  or  4° 
[Weekly.]     t  N  6.3  :  2874-2877 

Notices  to  viarinerfi.  Notice  to  mariners,  no.  41-44;  Oct.  7-28,  1944.  [1944.] 
[xii] +1250-1387+ [xxiii]  leaves.     [Weekly.]     t  N  6.11 :  944/41-44 

Supplementary  Notice  to  mariners  correction  sheet  for  H.  O.  pub.  141,  from 

N.  M.  2,  1944  to  N.  M.  17,  Apr.  22,  1944.     [1944.]     3  leaves,     f     •  Item  867 

N  6.11/4 :  141 

Supplementary  Notice  to  mariners  correction  sheet  for  H.  O.  pub.  152,  from 

N.  M.  7,  1944  to  N.  M.  18,  Apr.  29,  1944.     [1944.]     3  leaves,     t     •  Item  867 

N  6.11/4 :  152 

Supplementary  Notice  to  mariners  correction  sheet  for  H.  O.  pub.  169.  from 

N.  M.  2,  1944  to  N.  M.  16,  Apr.  15,  1944.     [1944.]     3  leaves,     t     •  Item  867 

N  6.11/4 :  169 

■ Supplementary  Notice  to  mariners  correction  sheet  for  H.  O.  pub.  174,  from 

N.  M.  3,  1944  to  N.  M.  17,  Apr.  22,  1944.     [1944.]     3  leaves,     t     •  Item  867 

N  6.11/4 :  174 

Supplementary  Notice  to  mariners  correction  sheet  for  TJ.   S.   C.  P.  B. 

[1944.]     2  leaves,     t     •  Item  240  N  6.11/3 :  At  6/sec.B 

NAUTICAL  ALMANAC  OFFICE 

American  air  almanac,  1945,  January-April.     [1944.]     cover  title,  l-240+xx+ 
[2]  p.  il.  4°     [Text  on  p.  2-4  of  cover.    The  2  pages  at  the  end  of  the  collation  con- 
sist of  a  Navigation  star  chart,  oblong  8°  folded  into  4"  size,  and  an  Interpola- 
tion of  GHA  and  Polaris,  printed  on  verso.]     *  Paper,  $1.00.     •  Item  881 
L.  C.  card  41-51471  N  11.6/3 :  945/1 

NAVAL  PERSONNEL  BUREAU 

Information  bulletin.  Bureau  of  Naval  Personnel  information  bulletin,  Oct.  1944 ; 
[no.  331].  [1944.]  cover  title,  72  p.  il.  4°  [Monthly.  Text  and  other  illus- 
trations on  p.  2^  of  cover.]  *Paper,  15c.  single  copy;  $1.50  a  yr. ;  foreign 
subscription,  $2.25.  •   Item  905                                                                N  17.27 :  331 

Missivg  in  action. 
[Revised  editi 
Casualty  NotiL^.^^.v^^a  „..v*  ^  .^^^^.....f,  ^^^. — ,      ,      -    -.. —  . — 

N  17.2 :  P  43/2-2 

Naval  personnel.  So  you're  going  to  sea  !  [1944.]  cover  title,  11  p.  24°  [Repro- 
duced with  permi.sjsion  of  United  States  Naval  Institute  from  Shipmate,  Sept. 
1943.]     t     •  Item  905  N  17.2  :Se  1/2 

Navy  V-12  program.     iNIanual  for  operation  of  Navy  V-12  units.     Mar.  15,  1944. 
x+130  p.     (Navy  V-12  bulletin  200.)     t 
L.  C.  card  44-41568  N  17.36 :  200 

•     Sent  to  Depository  Libraries 


$2.25.     •   Item  905  N  17.27 :  331 

tion.  Information  concerning  naval  personnel  reported  missing, 
ition.]  [1944.]  7  p.  narrow  8°  (Dependents  Welfare  Division, 
tification  and  Processing  Section.)     t     •   Item  905 

■lVri'7  O  •  T>/lQ/9_0 


November  1944  1287 

Posters.  Bring  him  home  sooner,  join  the  WAVES;  [poster],  n.  p.  NRB, 
Sept.  2,  1944.     40.2x28  in.     [Illustrator,  John  Falter.]     -t     N  17.23/2 :  W  36/9 

Chain  consists  of  links  joined  together;    [poster].     [1944.]     43.9X28  in. 

( Trainhig  Aids. )     t  N  17.2:V2  :  C  34 

Making  up  line,  faked  down  for  running  out  entire  length  rapidly,  coiled 

down  clear  for  running,  ready  for  emergency,  flemished  down  for  greater 
neatness,  not  for  emergencv  use:  nianila  rope  is  scarce,  save  it;  [poster]. 
[1944.]     43.9X28.1  in.     (Training  aids.)     t  N  17.23/2  :L  64 

Starting  a  turn,  wheel,  rudder,  bow,  all  three  move  in  same  directi(m; 

[poster].     1944.     27.9X21.9  in.     (Training  aids.)     t  N  17.23/2  :T  84 

U.  S.  fighting  ships;  [poster].     [1944.]     27.9X21.3  in.      (Training  Aids.)     t 

N  17.23/2 :  Sh  6/2 

Your  fleet  guarantees  freedom.  Navy  Day,  Oct.  27,  1944;   [poster],     n.  p. 

NRB  [  Sept.  6,  1944.  J .     40.1  X  28  in.     t  N  17.23/2 :  N  22/8 

ORDNANCE  BUREAU 

Naval  flrepoxocr,  Oct.  1944;  [v.  2,  no.  1].  [1944.]  [16]  p.  il.  large  4°  [Monthly, 
For  men  and  women  of  naval  ordnance.  Volume  and  publication  numbers  in- 
correctly given  on  last  page  as  1  and  13,  respectively.]     X     •  N  18.12:  2/1 

SHIPS  BUREAU 

Bearings.  Get  your  bearings  straight.  1944.  16  p.  il.  4°  (Technical  publica- 
tion  4.)      [Text   and  other  illustrations   on   p.    1-4  of  cover.]     *  Paper,   10c. 

•  Item  912  N  29.14  :  4 

Cordage.  Hang  on  to  your  line.  [1944.]  [2] +14  p.  il.  4°  (Technical  publica- 
tion 5.)      [Text  and  other   illustrations  on   p.   1-4  of  cover.]     *  Paper,   10c. 

•  Item  912  N  29.14  :  5 

SUPPLIES  AND  ACCOUNTS  BUREAU 

Abilene  &  Southern  Railway.  Before  Interstate  Commerce  Commission,  I.  C.  C. 
docket  no.  2!;Oi57,  James  V.  Forrestal,  Secretary  of  Navy,  vs.  Abilene  »&  Southern 
Railway  Company  et  al. ;  brief  and  argument  of  Navy  Department,  complainant. 
[1&44.]     cover  title,  v-f  190  p.  large  8°     +  N  20.2  :Ab  57/2 

Gorertiment  supplies.  Joint  Army-Navy  specification:  Batteries,  dry;  June  30, 
l^i4.      [1944.]     88  p.  il.  12-      (JAN-B-18.)      t  N  20.23 :  JAN-B-18 

Note. — Tins  and  the  following  specifications  are  issued  with  perforations  for  inser- 
tion in  loose-leaf  binders.  ' 

Same:  Dichlordiphenyl  trichloroethane   (DDT)    (technical  grade)-  June 

30,1944.      [1944.]     8  p.  il.  12°      (JAN-D-56.)      f  N  20.23 :  JAN-D-56 

Same:    Fans,  electric,  bracket    (shipboard   use);   July  31,   1944.     [1944.] 

12  p.  12°     (JAN-F-68.)      t  N  20.23 :  JAN-F-68 

Same:  Mats,  cargo;  July  31,  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  il.  12°     (JAN-M-69.)     f 

N  20.23 :  JAN-M-69 

Same :  Packaging  and  packing  for  overseas  shipment,  boxes,   fiberboard 

(V-board  and  W-board),  exterior  and  interior;  June  30,  1944.  [1944.]  24  p. 
il.  12"     (JAN-P-108.)     t  N  20.23 :  JAN-P-108 

Same:   Prints,   release,   motion   picture,   16-mm ;   June  30,   1944.     [1944.] 

2-5  p.  il.  1  pi.  12°  (JAN-P-5r».)  [Imprint  incorrectly  given  on  p.  25  as 
1943.]     t  N  20.23  :  JAN-P-55 

Same:  Resistors,  fixed  composition  ;  May  31,  1944.     [1944.]     117  p.  il.  12° 

(JAN-R-11.)      t  N20.23:  JAN-R-11 

Same,   amdt.   1;   June  30.   1944.     [1944.]     1   p.   12°     (JAN-R-11    [amdt. 

1] . )     t  N  20.23  :  JAN-R  -11/amdt.l 

Same:  Trays,  mess,  6-compartment ;  May  31,  1944.     [1944.]     6  p.  il.  12° 

(JAN-T-46.)     t  N  20.23  :  JAN-T-46 

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1288  Government  Publications 

Oovemment  supplies — Continued. 

— —    Navy  Department  specification :   Accessories,  lavatory  aii«l   shower-stall, 
plastic;  Sept.  1,  1944.     [1944.]     11  p.  11.  12°     (30A1.)     f  N  20.6/2 :30A1 

Same :  Barometers,  aneroid ;  Sept.  1,  1944.     [1944.]     8  p.  il.  12"     (18Bld.) 

[Supersedes  18Blc,  Mar.  1,  1941.]     t  N  20.6/2  :  18  B  1  d 

Same:  Cadmium,  ingots;  Sept.  1,  1944.     [1944.]     2  p.  12°     (46C7.)     t 

N  20.6/2 :  46  C  7 

Same:   Cases,  canvas,  bedding-and-ward-furniture ;   Sept.   1.   1944.     1944. 

Ip.l2°     (24C18C.)      [Supersedes  24C18b  May  1,1944.]     t         N  20.6/2 :  24  C  18  c 

Same:  Disinfectant,  germicide,  and  fungicide;  Sept.  1,  1944.     [1944.]     10 

p.  12°     (51D6.)     t  N  20.6/2:  51  D  6 

Same:  Electrical-equipment,  rotation,  connections,  and  terminal  markings 

for;  Sept.  1,  1944.     [1944.]     40  p.  il.  12°     (17E15.)     f  N  20.6/2 :  17  E 15 

Same:  Fittings,  tube,  bronze,  cast  (silver-brazing)  ;  Sept.  1,  1944.     [1944.] 

38  p.  il.  12'     (45F12.)      t  N  20.0/2 :45  P  12 

Same :  Glasses,  gage,  flat,  plain  and  reflex,  over  125  pounds  pressure ;  Sept. 

1,1944.     1944.     1  p.  12°     (13G3g.)     t  N  20.6/2 :  13  G  3  g 

—  Same:  Grapnels;  Sept.  1,  1944.     [1944.]     6  p.  12°     (6Glb.)     [Supersedes 
oGla,  Aug.  1,  1940.  ]     t  N  20.G/2  :  6  G  1  b 

—     Same :  Hats,  protective ;  Oct.  2,  1944.     1944.     1  p.  12°     (37Hllb.)     t 

N  20.6/2 :  37  H  11  b 

Same:  Helmets  and  shields   (hand-held),  welders';   Sept.  1,  1944.     1944. 

1  p.  12°     ( 37H4C. )     t  N  20.6/2 :  37  H  4  c 

Same:    Hose,   fire-extinguisher,    twin;    Oct.    2,    1944.     [1944.]     2  p.    12° 

(33H3C.)     t  N  20.6/2:  33H3C 

Same:   Hose,   gasoline,   synthetic-rubber    (wire-stiftened)  ;    Sept.   1,   1944. 

[1944.]     12  p.  il.  12°     (33H31.)     t  N  20.6/2 :  33  H  31 

Same:   Lining,   rubber    (synthetic),  for  salt-water  lines;   Sept.   1,   1944. 

[1944.]     9  p.  il.  12°     (33L2b.)      [Supersedes  33L2a,  July  1,  1941.]     t 

N  20.6/2:  33  L2b 

Same:    Machines,    milling,    plain,    horizontal,    heavy-duty,    motor-driven 

(shore  use)  ;  June  1,  1944.     [1944.]     2  p.  12°     (40M12a.)     t 

N  20.6/2  :  40  M  12  a 

Same:  Metal,  gun  (composition  G),  castings;  Sept.  1,  1944.     [1944.]     5  p. 

12°     (46M6H.)      [Supersedes  46M6g,  June  1,  1938.]     t  N  20.6/2 :  46  M  6  h 

Same:  Mirrors  (shipboard  use)  ;  Sept.  1,1944.    1944.    1  p.  12°     (26Mli.)    t 

N  20.6/2 :  26  M  1  i 

•     Same-   Mortar,   refractory,   high-temperature,   air-setting;    Sept.   1,   1944. 

[1944.]     2  p.  12°     (32M3b.)     t  N  20.6/2 :  32  M  3  b 

Same:  Ovens,  electric,  industrial,  baking  (armature  and  core)   (shipboard 

use)  ;  Sept.  1,  1944.     1944.     1  p.  12°     (17-0-lc.)     t  N  20.6/2 :  17-0-1  c 

Same:  Packing,  spiral,  low-pressure,  plastic  (symbol  1300)  :  Sept.  1,  1944. 

[1944.]     2  p.  12°     (33P12d.)      t  N  20.6/2 :  33  P  12  d 

Same:  Paint,  heat-resisting;  Sept.  1,  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  12°     (52P19a.) 

[Supersedes  52P19,  Oct.  1,  1941.]     t  ^'  20.6/2 :  52  P  19  a 

Same:  Pipe,  steel,  seamless  and  welded,  black  and  zinc-coated  (galva- 
nized) ;  Sept.  1,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  12°  (44P10J.)  [Supersedes  44P10i.  May 
2,  1938.]     t  N  20.6/2 :44P10j 

Same:  Plastic-ware    (alternate   for  hardware);    Sept.   1,    1944.      [1944.] 

19  p.  il.  12°     ( 42P15. )     t  N  20.6/2 :  42  P  15 

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Government  supplies — Continued. 

Same :  Plug?3,  drain,  plastic ;  Sept.  1,  1944.     [1944.]     5  p.  il.  12°    (30P2.)     t 

N  20.6/2 :  80  P  2 

Same:  Pumps,  handy-billy;  Sept.  1,  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  il.  12°     (llP6b.) 

[Supersedes  llP6a,  Oct.  1,  1917.]     t  N  20.6/2 :  11  P  6b 

Same :  Refractories,  fire-clay,  plastic,  superduty ;   Sept.  1,  1944.     [1944.] 

2  p.  12°    (32R1C.)     t  N  20.6/2 :  32  R  Ic 

Same:  Release-devices,  hydraulic  (for  freeing  life-saving  equipment  inci- 
dent to  sinking  of  vessels)  ;  Sept.  1,  1944.     [1944.]     5  p.  12°     (19R2.)     t 

N  20.6/2 :  19R2 

Same:  Steel,    sheet,    ziitc-eoated    (galvanized)  ;    Sept.    1,    1944.      [1944.] 

12  p.  12°     (47S29a. )     [Supersedes  47S29,  Jan.  2,  1943.]     t        N  20.6/2 :  47  S  29a 

—  Same:  Tables,  card,  metal;  Sept.  1,  1944.  [1944.]  4  p.  12°  (20Tlc.) 
[Supersedes  26Tlb,  Sept.  1,  1938.]     t  N  20.6/2  :  26  T  Ic 

Same:  Tetrachlorethane    (acetylene   tetrachloride);    Sept.   1944.      [1944.] 

6  p.  il.  12°     ( 51T6. )      t  N  20.6/2 :  51 T  6 

Same:  Tips,  rubber  (reclaimed)    (for  tables  and  benches)  ;  Sept.  1,  1944. 

[1944.]    4  p.  il.  12°     (33T6.)     [Supersedes  65Flb,  May  2,  1921.]     t 

N  20.6/2 :  33  T  6 

Same:  Tubing,  aluminum   (AL-2),  round,  seamless;  Sept.  1,  1944.     1944. 

1  p.  12"     (44T19C. )      t  N  20.6/2 :  44  T  19c 

Same:  Tubing,    aluminum-alloy     (AL-17)     (aluminum-copper-niagnesium- 

manganese),  round,  seamless;  Sept.  1,  1944.     1944.     1  p.  12°     (44T21e.)     t 

N  20.6/2 :  44  T  21e 

Same :  Tubing,  brass,  seamless,  for  pressures  from  451  to  4,000  pounds  per 

square  inch;  Sept.  1,  1944.     [1944.]     7  p.  12°     (44T16b.)      [Super-sedes  44T16a, 
Feb.  1,  11:37.]     t  N  20.6/2 :  44  T  16b 

Same :  Whistles,  signaling ;  Sept.  1,  1944.     [1944.]     5  p.  il.  12°     (74W1.)     t 

N  20.6/2 :  74  W  1 

Same  :  Wire,  sounding ;  Aug.  1, 1944.  [1944.]  3  p.  12°  (22W8d.)  [Super- 
sedes 22WSC,  Nov.  2,  1942.]     t  N  20.6/2 :  22  W  8d 

Same:  Wood,  impregnated,  compressed    (for  floor  supports   in  magazine 

and  cold-storage  spaces)  ;  Sept.  1,  1944.     [1944.]     9  p.  il.  12°     (39W2.)     t 

N  20.6/2  :  39  W  2 

MatKual.  Change  41,  Bureau  of  Supplies  and  Accounts  manual ;  Sept.  1,  1944. 
n.  p.  [1944].  iii  p.  [Accompanied  by  reprints  of  certain  pages  (with  changes) 
to  be  inserted  in  the  Manual.]     t  N  20.13 :  Su  7/2/929/ch.41 

Pollers.  Fork  truck  safety  tips;  [posters]  series  1-3.  1944.  Each  21.9X17  in. 
[Illustrator,  Brander.]     %  N  20.24  :  T  76/ser.l-3 

General  safety  tips;   [poster]  series  1.     1944.     21.9X17  in.     [Illustrator, 

Brander.]     %  N  20.24  :  Sa  1/ser.l 

PAN  AMERICAN  SANITARY  BUREAU 

Bulletin  of  Pan  American  Sanitary  Bureau,  v.  23,  no.  7;  July  1944.  n.  p.  [1944]. 
cover  title,  [2] +577-672  p.  il.  [Monthly.  Articles  appear  in  Spanish,  Portu- 
guese, French,  and  occasionally  in  English.]     t  PAS  1.3  :  23/7 

Vital  statistics.    Epidemiological  statistics  for  American  republics.    Washington, 
D.  C.,  Sept.  1944.     21  p.  il.  4°     [Processed.     Spanish  and  English.]     t 
L.  C.  card  44-41567  PAS  1.2 :  Ep  4 

•    Monthly   report,   biostatistics,    epidemiology,   no.   7;    Sept.   1&44.      [1944.] 

20  p.  4°     [Processed.     Spanish  and  EnglLsh.]    "|  PAS  1.8:  7 

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1290  Go\'ERNMENT   PUBLICATIONS 

PAN  AMERICAN  UNION 

Note.— The  Pan  American  Union  sells  its  own  illustrated  monthly  Bulletin,  booklets  and 
other  publications,  at  prices  rangi,  g  from  Cc.  to  $J.OO.  The  pri/e  of  any  e.littn  of  the 
Bulletin  IS  loc.  a  single  copy,  the  Kn^lish  edition  is  $l.oO  a  year,  the  Spanish  edition  $1  00 
a  year  the  Portuguese  edition  $1.00  a  year;  there  is  an  a.lditional  charge  of  75c  a  year 
Union    Wash\"nlnon/RC         *'"*^'''''  *"^  ^'""  American  Union.     Address  the  Pan  American 

Books.     Pan  American  book  shelf,  v.  7,  no.  7 ;  July  1944.     [1044  ]  xviii+149-162 
p.  4°     [Monthly.     Prooes.sed.]     t  Paper,  $1.00  a  yr. 

L.  C.  card  39-26457  PA  1.47  .  7/7 

Note.— Beginning  with   this   Issue,    the  Pan   American    book   shelf  and   its   Spanish 

counterpart,  El  libro  Americano,  are  combined  into  one  edition.  opauisn 

— —     Same,  v.  8  [7],  no.  8;  Aug.  11M4.     [1944.]     ix+16.S-182  p.  4°     [Monthly. 
Processed.]  p^  2  4y .  ^  fg 

— —     Same,    v.    7,    no.    9;    Sept.    1944.     [1944.]     ix+183-200   p.    4"     [Monthly. 
Processed.  ]  p^  ^  47 .  ^^q 

Same,  V.  7,  no.  lO;Oct.  lfM4.     [1944.]     x+201-222  p.  4"     [Monthly.     Proc- 
essed.] PA  1.47:  7/10 

Bulletin  {EngliHh  edition).     Bulletin  of  Pan  American  Union.  Oct    1944-  [v   78, 
no.  10].     [1944.]     cover  title,   [4]+541-G00  p.  il.     [Monthly.]     For  price '  see 
note  above  under  center  head.     •  Item  922 
L.  C.  card  8-30967  PA  1.6 :  e  78/10 

Same.     (H.  doc.  438,  pt.  10,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.) 

{Portuguese  edition).     Boletim   da   Uniao   Paiiamericana,   outubro  1W4- 

[V.  46.  no.  10].     [1944.]     cover  title,  [4]  +441-492  p.  il.     [Monthly.]     For  price*, 
see  note  above  under  center  head. 

L.  C.  card  11-27014  PA  1.6 :  p  46/10 

{Spanish  edition).     Boletin  de  la  Union  Panamericana,  octubre  1944-  [v 

78,  no.  10].     [1944.]     cover  title,   [4] +533-592  p.  il.     [Monthly.]     For  price 
see  note  above  under  center  head. 

L.  C.  card  12-12555  PA  1.6 :  s  78/10 

CMyez,  Carlos.     Carlos  Chavez,  catalog  of  his  works   [with  bibliography  and] 
with  preface  by  Herbert  Weinstock.     [2d  printing,  June  1944.]     Washington, 
IX  C,  1944.     xxxii+16  p.  11.  1  por.      ([Music  series  no.  10]  ;  Music  Division.) 
[English  and  Spanish.     Another  illustration  on  front  cover.  1     t  Paoer    50p 
L.  C.  card  44-41562  '      pA  i..5i;"io 

Commercial  Pan  America.     Commercial  Pan  America,  monthly  review  of  com- 
merce and  finance,  June  1944;  v.  13,  no.  6.     1944.     cover  title    [3] +113-152 
leaves,  4°     [Processed.     Title  is :  Present  and  future  economic  outlook  in  West 
Indies,  pt.  2  &  pt.  3,  Dominican  Republic  and  Haiti.]     t  Paper,  10c.  per  mo 
$1.00  a  yr.  (either  English  or  Spanish  edition)  ;  foreign  subscription   $1  25 
L.  C.  card  PA  3S-8  PA  1.45 ;  e  13/6 

Same,  Spanish.     1944.     cover  title,   [3] +137-180  leaves,  4"     [Processed.] 

PA  1.45 :  s  13/6 

Music.     Selected  references  in  English  on  Latin  American  music,  reading  list 

compiled  and   annotated  by  Leila   Fern.     Washington,   D.   C     1944     iii+20 

leaves,  4°     (Music  series  13.)     [Processed.]     t  Paper,  10c 

L.  C.  card  44-41184  "^  '  PA  1.51: 13 

POST  OFFICE  DEPARTMENT 

Permlty  maU.  Instructions  of  3d  Assistant  Postmaster  General  arid  comptroller 
penalty  mail ;  Aug.  8.  1944.  [1&44.]  5  leaves,  4°  [Processed.  Amends  and 
supersedes  Instructions  dated  July  22,  1944.]     t  P  4.12 :  P  37/944-2 

Postal  bulletin,  v.  65,  no.  18759-767 ;  Oct.  3-31,  1944.  [1&44.]  various  paging,  f 
[lubhshed  Tuesday  and  Friday,  except  legal  holidays.]  *  Paper,  5c.  single 
copy,  $1.00  a  yr.  . 

L.  C.  card  6-5810  p  j  3 .  qq 

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.November  1944  1291 

RAILWAY  MAIL  SERVICE 

Mail  routes.  Schedule  of  mail  routes,  no.  320,  Oct.  9,  1944,  1st  division.  Railway 
Mail  Service,  comprising  Maine,  New  IIanii)shire,  Vermont,  Massachusetts, 
Rhode  Island,  and  Connecticut.  Boston,  Mass.,  P.  O.  [Oct.  9,  1944].  141+  [1]  p. 
narrow  S°     t  V  10.12/1 :  320 

Schedule  of  mail  routes,  no.  600,  Sept.  30,  1944,  4th  division,  Railway  Mail 

Service,  comprising  Alabama,  Florida,  Georgia,  South  Carolina,  Tennessee, 
Puerto  Rico  and  Virgin  Islands.  Darby  Printing  Co.,  Atlanta,  Ga.  [Sept.  30, 
1944].     112  p.  narrow  S°     t  P  10.12/4 :  600 

Schedule  of  mail  routes,  no.  186,  Sept.  26,  1944,  12th  division.  Railway  Mail 

Service,  comprising  Arkansas,  Louisiana,  and  Mississippi.  Peerless  Printing 
Co.,  New  Orleans,  La.  [Sept.  26,  1944].     88  p.  narrow  8"     t         P  10.12/12  :  186 

TOPOGRAPHY  DIVISION 

Note. — The  Division  of  Topograpliy  has  on  file  maps  showing  all  roads  used  by  the 
rural  free  delivery  mail  service,  llural  delivery  routes  are  showu  in  detail  on  county 
or  local  maps  wliicli,  with  a  few  exceptions,  are  drawn  to  the  scale  of  1  :  02,500  or 
1  :  6;i,.S00  (1  mile  to  the  inch).  Maps  of  more  than  1,600  counties  in  the  United  States 
have  been  prepared  by  the  Post  Oflice  Department  and  blue-line  prints,  made  from  nega- 
tives on  file  a'-e  sold  for  50  cents  per  copy.  Each  county  map  shows  in  addition  to  the 
roads  traveled  by  rural  carriers,  all  post  offices  within  the  county  at  the  time  the  negative 
was  made  and  all  other  roads,  houses,  schools,  and  churches  known  at  the  time  the  map 
was  originally  drawn,  together  with  an  outline  of  the  drainage.  A  list  of  the  county  maps 
on  file  will  be  furnished  upon  application  to  the  Superintendent,  Division  of  PMnance,  Post 
Office  Department,  Washington,  D.  C.  Rural  delivery  routes  emanating  from  post  offices 
in  counties  for  which  county  maps  have  not  been  drawn  are  shown  on  local  mai)S.  Blue- 
print coi)ies  of  such  maps  are  sold  at  25  cents  each.  Orders  for  all  postal  maps  should  be 
accompanied  by  money  order  and  addressed  to  the  Superintendent,  Division  of  Finance,  Post 
Office  Department,  Washington.  D.  C.  Rural  delivery  maps  should  not  be  confused  with  the 
State  post  route  maps  which  are  listed  in  the  Monthly  catalog  for  .Ian.  1944,  page  79. 

PRESIDENT  OF  UNITED  STATES 

Note. — The  functions  and  duties  of  the  Executive  Office  of  the  President  were  estab- 
lished by  Executive  order  of  Sept.  8,  1939.  The  principal  divisions  at  present  are  as 
follows  :  The  White  House  Office,  the  Bureau  of  the  Budget,  the  Liaison  Office  for  Per- 
sonnel Management,  the  Office  for  Emergency  Management,  and  the  Committee  for 
Congested  Production  Areas. 

For  information  relating  to  the  issuance  of  Executive  orders  and  Proclamations  of  the 
President  see,  below,  note  under  Executive  orders. 

Air  transport.  Regulations  governing  non-military  and  non-naval  transportation 
on  Army  and  Navy  air  transports.  Oct.  24,  1944.  (Executive  order  9492.) 
[Not  issued  separately.  Appeared  in  Federal  register,  v.  9,  no.  215,  Oct.  27,  1944, 
p.  12859-860.] 

Armistice  Day,  1944,  proclamation.  Oct.  26,  1944.  (Proclamation  2628.)  [Not 
issued  separately.  Appeared  in  Federal  register,  v.  9,  no.  217,  Oct.  31,  1944, 
p.  12945.] 

Courts  martial  and  courts  of  inquiry.  Service  courts  of  friendly  foreign  forces 
within  United  States,  proclam'ation.  Oct.  11,  1944.  (Proclamation  2626.)  [Not 
issued  separately.  Api)eared  in  Federal  register,  v.  9,  no.  205,  Oct.  13,  1944,  p. 
12403.] 

Executive  orders. 

N<iTE. — The  Federal  register  act  (49  Stat.  500  as  amended  ;  44  U.  S.  C,  and  supp. 
3'il  et  seq.)  provides  in  sec.  5  as  follows  :  There  shall  be  published  in  the  Federal  register 
all  Presidential  Proclamations  and  Executive  orders,  except  such  as  have  no  general 
applicability  and  legal  effect  or  are  effective  only  against  Federal  agencies  or  persons  in 
their  capacity  as  oflicers,  agents,  or  employees  thereof. 

Those  Executive  orders  and  Proclamations  published  in  the  Federal  register  will  not 
be  issued  sep:iriitely.  but  title  entries  for  such  Executive  orders  and  Proclamations,  with 
reference  to  the  Federal  register,  appear  above  and  below. 

The  distribution  of  Executive  orders  and  Proclamations  was  transferred,  beginning 
Mar.  12,  193B.  from  the  Department  of  State  to  the  Division  of  the  Federal  Register, 
National  Archives.  Free  distril)ution  will  be  only  to  appropriate  agencies  of  the  Gov- 
ernment. The  Federal  register  will  be  sold  by  the  Superintendent  of  Documents,  Govern- 
ment Printing  Office,  Washington  25,  D.  C,  on  a  subscription  basis  of  $1.50  per  month  or 
$15.00  per  year. 

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1292  Government  Publications 

Ftirrcll  Check  Steel  Co.  Authorizing  SccrotJiry  of  War  to  take  possession  of  and 
oiMM-ate  plants  and  facilities  of  Farrell  Cheek  Steel  Company,  Sandusky,  Ohio, 
correction.  [1944.]  (Executive  order  9484.)  [Not  issued  separately.  Ap- 
peared in  Federal  register,  v.  9,  no.  197,  Oct.  3,  1944,  p.  11989.] 

Hmcaii.  Authorizing  and  directing  Secretary  of  War  to  designate  military  com- 
mander for  Territory  of  Hawaii  and  authorizing  military  commander  to  pre- 
scribe said  Territory,  or  any  part  thereof,  as  military  area,  and  for  other  pur- 
poses. Oct.  18,  1944.  (Executive  order  9489.)  [Not  issued  separately. 
Appeared  in  Federal  register,  v.  9,  no.  214,  Oct.  26,  1944,  p.  12831-832.] 

Termination  of  martial  law  in  Territory  of  Hawaii,  proclamation.     Oct.  19, 

1944.     (Proclamation  2627.)     [Not  issued   separately.     Appeared   in  Federal 
register,  v.  9,  no.  214,  Oct.  26,  1944,  p.  12831.] 

Lord  Manufacturing  Co.  Authorizing  and  directing  Secretary  of  Navy  to  take 
possession  of  plants  and  facilities  of  Lord  Manufacturing  Company,  Erie,  Pa. 
Oct.  24,  1944.  (Executive  order  9493.)  [Not  issued  separately.  Appeared  in 
Federal  register,  v.  9,  no.  215,  Oct.  27,  1944,  p.  12860-861.] 

Non-ncccssity  certificates.  Regulations  governing  issuance  of  non-necessity  cer- 
tificates under  sec.  124  (d)  of  internal  revenue  code.  Sept.  30,  1944.  (Execu- 
tive order  9487.)  [Not  issued  separately.  Appeared  in  Federal  register,  v.  9, 
no.  197,  Oct.  3,  1914,  p.  11987-989.] 

Same,  correction.  [1944.]  (Executive  order  9487.)  [Not  issued  sepa- 
rately.    Appeared  in  Federal  register,  v.  9,  no.  205,  Oct.  13,  1944,  p.  12403.] 

Transfers  of  functions  with  respect  to  non-necessity  certificates  from  Secre- 
tary of  War  and  Secretary  of  Navy  to  chairman  of  War  Production  Board. 
Sept.  30,  1944.  (Executive  order  9486.)  [Not  issued  separately.  Appeared 
in  Federal  register,  v.  9,  no.  197,  Oct.  3,  1944,  p.  11987.] 

Payment  certificates.  Regulations  governing  issuance  of  payment  certificates 
under  sec.  124  (h)  of  internal  revenue  code.  Oct.  20,  1944.  (Executive  order 
9491.)  [Not  issued  separately.  Appeared  in  Federal  register,  v.  9,  no.  212, 
Oct.  24,  1944,  p.  12707-709.] 

Proclamations. 

Note. — For  information  concerning  the  issuance  of  Executive  orders  and  Proclama- 
tions, see  above,  note  under  the  subhead  Executive  orders. 

Reminfjton  Rand  Inc.  Relinquishing  possession  of  plant  and  facilities  of  Reming- 
ton Rand  Inc.,  in  town  of  Southport,  County  of  Chemung,  State  of  New  York. 
Sept.  29,  1944.  (Executive  order  9485.)  [Not  issued  separately.  Appeared  in 
Federal  register,  v.  9,  no.  197,  Oct.  3, 1944,  p.  11987.] 

War  MohiUzation  Office.  Transfer  of  records,  property,  funds  and  personnel  of 
Oflice  of  War  Mobilization  and  its  constituent  agencies.  Oct.  3,  1944.  (Execu- 
tive order  9488.)  [Not  issued  separately.  Appeared  in  Federal  register,  v.  9, 
no.  200,  Oct.  6,  1944,  p.  12145.] 

War  Production  Board.  Transfer  of  functions  of  Secretary  of  War  and  Secretary 
of  Navy  under  sec.  124  of  internal  revenue  code  to  chairman  of  War  Production 
Board.  Oct.  20,  1944.  (Executive  order  9490.)  [Not  issued  separately.  Ap- 
peared in  Federal  register,  v.  9,  no.  212,  Oct.  24,  1944,  p.  12707.] 

EMERGENCY  MANAGEMENT  OFFICE 

CIVILIAN  DEFENSE  OFFICB 

Addresses.  Comnuinity  organization  under  public  auspices,  speech  by  Thomas 
Devine,  chief.  Division  of  Federal-State  Cooperatilon.  for  National  Conference 
of  Social  Work,  Cleveland,  Ohio,  May  25,  1944.  [1944.]  8  p.  4°  [Processed. 
Manuscript  corrections.]     J  Pr  32.4413 :  G  73 

Draft  aid  center,  service  to  families  of  drafted  fathers.  Apr.  1944.  [1]  +9  p.  il.  4" 
[Processed.]     %  Pr  32.4402  :  D  78 

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COORDINATOR   OF   INTER-AMERICAN    AFFAIRS   OFFICE 

Addresses.  Management  and  control  of  public  water  supply  services  in  other 
American  republics,  by  Harold  B.  Gotaas  and  Robert  D.  Mitchell,  chief  and 
ass't  chief,  respectively.  Engineering  Section,  Division  of  Health  and  Sanita- 
tion, Office  of  Coordinator  of  Inter-American  Affairs,  presented  before  joint 
session  of  Plant  Management  &  Operation  and  finance  &  Accounting  Divisions 
of  American  Water  Works  Association  at  1944  annual  conference  in  Milwaukee, 
Wis.,  June  14.  1944.     [1944.]      [1]  +13  p.  4°     [Processed.]     $     Pr  32.4614 :  W  29 

American  leaders.  Hombres  de  las  Americas  que  lucharon  por  la  democracia. 
[1944.]  cover  title,  13  p.  il.  [Text  and  another  illustration  on  p.  2  and  4  of 
cover.  Page  13,  last  page  of  text,  is  printed  on  inside  of  back  cover.]  No 
copies  for  distribution  in  United  States,  all  copies  sent  to  South  America. 
•  Item  954  Pr  32.4602  :  H  75/2 

Argentina.     Status  of  women  in  Argentina  [with  bibliography]  ;  by  Kathleen  B. 
Tappen.    June  1944.     [2] +22  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  44-41592  Pr  32.4602  :  W  84 

Brazil.    Status  of  women  in  Brazil  [with  bibliography]  ;  by  Kathleen  B.  Tappen. 
June  1944.     [2]+14p.  4°     [Processed.]     % 
L.  C.   card  44-41593  Pr  32.4602 :  W  84/2 

Chile.     Status  of  women  in  Chile  [with  bibliography]  ;  by  Kathleen  B.  Tappen. 
June  1944.    [2] +19  p.  4°    [Processed.]    t 
L.  C.  card  44-41594  Pr  32.4602 :  W  84/3 

Economic  development.  Inter-American  cooperation  in  economic  development ; 
by  John  C.  McClintock.     [1944.]     5  leaves,  4"     [Processed.]     $ 

Pr  32.4602 :  In  8/6 

Em  guarda  para  a  defesa  das  Americas,  ano  3,  n.  12.     [Business  Publishers  Inter- 
national Corp.,  Nova  York,  1944.]     cover  title,  40  p.  il.  f     [Monthly.     Other 
illustrations  on  p.  2-4  of  cover.]     % 
L.  C.  card  44-40456  Pr  32.4608  :  p  3/12 

En  garde.  En  garde  pour  la  defense  des  Ameriques  [v.  1,  no.  7].  [Business  Pub- 
lishers International  Corporation,  New  York,  N.  Y.,  1944.]  cover  title,  40  p. 
il.  f     [Other  illustrations  on  p.  2-4  of  cover.]     %  Pr  32.4608 :  f  1/7 

Same,  [v.  1,  no.  8].     [Business  Publishers  International  Corporation,  New 

York,  N.  Y.,  1944.]     cover  title,  40  p.  il.  f°     [Other  illustrations  on  p.  2-4  of 
cover.]     t  Pr  32.4608 :  f  1/8 

En  gnardia  para  la  defensa  de  las  Americas,  aiio,3,  no.  12.  [Business  Publishers 
International  Corp.,  Nueva  York,  1944.]  cover  title,  40  p.  il.  f°  [Monthly. 
Text  and  other  illustrations  on  p.  2-4  of  cover.]     $  Pr  32.4608 :  s  3/12 

Films.     Spanish  sound-track  films.     [1944.]     4  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

Pr  32.4602  :F  48 

Foreign  investments  in  United  States,  history  and  nature  of  investments:  by 
Louis  Keller.     June  1944.     3  p.  4°     [Processed.]      $  Pr  32.4602 :  F  76 

Hookworms!  [published  by  Inter-American  Educational  Foundation,  Inc.]. 
[1944.]  cover  title,  [16]  p.  il.  16°  [Two  bhink  pages  at  end  of  publication 
to  be  used  for  notes.]     $     •  Item  954  Pr  32.4602 :  H  76 

Mothers.     Bibliography  for  maternal  and  child  health  program;  by  Janet  W. 
Mackie.    May  13,  1944.    [13]  p.  4°    [Processed.]     % 
L.  C.  card  44--11625  l»r  32.4602 :  M  41 

Maternal  and  child  health  cai'e,  plan  of  in-service  instruction  for  visiting 

nurses.     [1944.]     8  p.  4"     [Processed.]     %  Pr  32.4602 :  M  41/2 

Pan-American  Dair,  Report  of  Pan-American  Day  programs,  Apr.  14,  1944, 
short-wave  to  the  Americas  and  local  programs  by  country.  [1944.]  [21+28 
leaves,  4°     [Processed.]     t  Pr  32.4602:  P 19 

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Posters.  A  guerra  a  illustrada,  notlclas  das  Americas;  [poster]  .17.  [1&44.J 
30X20.3  in.     t  Pr  32.4607/2 :  p  17 

Same,  Spanish,     t  Pr  32.4607/2 :  s  17 

La    guerre    illustr^e,    des   nouvelles   d'Am^rique ;    [poster]    18.      [1944.] 

30X20.3  in.     t  .  Pr  32.4007/2 :  f  18 

Same,  Portuguese.     J  Pr  32.4607/2 :  p  l8 

Same,  Spanish.     J  Pr  32.4607/2 :  s  218 

Sanitary  cnfflnvcrhig  in  Latin  America ;  [by]  Harold  B.  Gotaas.  June  1944. 
9  p.  4"     [Processed.]     %  Pr  32.4602  :  Sa  5 

Social  progress.  EI  pueblo  y  su  triunfo  [la  lucha  por  el  progreso  social  en  los 
E.stados  Unidos  de  America].  [1944.]  cover  title,  16  p.  il.  IText  and  other  il- 
lustrations on  p.  2—4  of  cover.]  No  copies  for  distribution  in  United  States, 
all  copies  sent  to  South  America.     •  Item  9G4  Pr  32.4602 :  P  96 

DEFENSE   TRANSPORTATION   OFFICE 

Brake  drums.  Reconditioning  brake  drums,  limits  and  tolerances.  1944.  [2] +10 
p.  il.  4"  [Prepared  for  Vehicle  Maintenance  Section,  Motor  Transport  Divi- 
sion, Defense  Transportation  Office,  by  maintenance  methods  coordinating  com- 
mittee of  transportation  and  maintenance  activity.  Society  of  Automotive 
Engineers,  Inc.]  *  Paper,  10c.  •  Item  954 
L.  C.  card  44-41553  Pr  82.4902 :  B  73 

Engine  rehabilitation  problems;  by  Hoy  Stevens,  maintenance  engineer.  Vehicle 
Maintenance  Section,  Office  of  Defense  Transportation.  [1944.]  [1]  +15  p.  4  p. 
of  pi.  4°  [Processed.  Prepared  for  22nd  annual  meeting  of  Automotive 
Engine  Rebuilders  Association,  Cincinnati,  Ohio,  June  14,  1944.]     t 

Pr  32.4902 :  En  3/3 

Posters.  Give  'em  the  old  1-2, 1-load,  2-unload  all  cars  promptly ;  [poster].  1944. 
27.9X20.2  in.     [Illustrator,  Fred  Cooper.]     t  Pr  32.4909 :  C 17/2 

Transportation  training,  information  bulletin  for  transportation  training  offi- 
cials, bulletin  2.    Apr.  1944.     [l]+iii+62  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

Pr  32.4902  :  T  68/2/no.2 

FOREIGN    ECONOMIC    ADMINISTRATION 

Export  bulletin.  Current  export  bulletin,  195-204.  Oct  2-31,  1944.  [1944.] 
various  paging,  4"     [Processed.]     t  "  Pr  32.5807 :  195-204 

Report  to  Congress  on  operations  of  Foreign  Economic  Administration  [Sept.  25, 
1943-]  Sept.  25, 1944.    1944.    60  p.  il.    *  Paper,  15c.     •  Item  954 
L.  C.  card  44-41419  Pr  32.5801 :  943-44 

PRICE  ADMINISTRATION   OFFICE 

Addresses.  Address  by  Chester  Bowles,  OPA  administrator,  before  Denver  Citi- 
zens for  Victory  Club  speech,  Aug.  81,  1944.     [1944.]     7  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

Pr  32.4213 :  B  68/30 

Address  by  Chester  Bowles,  OPA  administrator,  Dallas,  Tex.,  Aug.  21,  1944. 

[1944.]     6  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t  Pr  32.4218 :  B  68/26 

Controlling  prices  of  consumer  goods  in  wartime,  James  S.  Earley,  head 

economist.  Office  of  Economic  Advisor,  Office  of  Price  Administration,  address 
at  annual  meeting  of  American  Home  Economics  Association,  Chicago,  June  20- 
23,1944.     June  23,  1944.     8  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  Pr  32.4213 :  Ea  7/3 

Price  policy  and  what's  ahead,  speech  by  Donald  Wallace,  economic  ad- 
viser to  deputy  administrator  for  Price  Department,  at  regional  information 
executives'  meeting.  May  19  and  20,  1944,  Washington,  D.  C,  (revised  as  of 
Aug.  1,  1944).     [1944.]     2  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t  Pr  32.4213 :  W 15 

Radio  talk  bv  James  G.  Rogers,  jr.,  deputy  administrator,  OPA,  and  2 

guests,  July  13,  1944.      [1944.]     5  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t  Pr  32.4213 :  R  6S 

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November  1944  1295 

American  Packing  d  Provisions  Co.  No.  2963,  circuit  court  of  appeals,  10th 
circuit,  Chester  Bowles,  administrator,  Office  of  Price  Administration,  v. 
American  Paclcing  and  Provisions  Company,  appeal  from  district  court  for 
district  of  Utah;  appellant's  brief.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii+30  p.     % 

Pr  32.4217 :  Am  35  pa 

American  Victory  Homes,  Inc.  No.  8702,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  3d  circuit, 
Chester  Bowles,  administrator.  Office  of  Price  Administration,  v.  American 
Victory  Homes,  Inc.,  a  corporation  of  New  Jersey  ;  brief  for  respondent.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  iii+2o  p.     t  Pr  32.4217 :  Am  35  vi 

Armour  d  Co.  No.  101,  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals,  Armour  and  Company, 
an  Illinois  corporation,  v.  Chester  Bowles,  price  administrator ;  brief  for  ad- 
ministrator.    [1944.]     cover  title,  ii +45  p.     %  Pr  32.4217  :  Ar  55/13 

Automobiles.  Facts  about  ceiling  prices  on  used  passenger  cars.  [1944.]  6  p.  4° 
[Processed. ]     t  l^i"  32.4202  :  C  23 

Bayvietv  Manor  Homes,  Inc.  No.  5259,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  4th  circuit, 
Chester  Bowles,  administrator.  Office  of  Price  Administration,  v.  Bayview 
Manor  H  )mes.  Inc.;  appellant's  brief  and  appendix.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
ii + 79  p.     I  Pr  32.4217 :  B  345 

Charts.  OPA  chart  book  [release  no.  1;  June  1944].  [1944.]  cover  title,  [18] 
p.  11.  4"     [Monthly.     Processed.     Text  on  p.  2  of  cover.]     f  Pr  32.4250:1 

Coal,  coke  and  other  solid  fuels.  Feb.  1944.  4  p.  4°  (Retailer's  bulletin  54.) 
[This  bulletin  covers  only  the  main  features  of  revised  Maximum  price  regula- 
tion 122.]     t  Pr  32.4221:  54 

Commodities.  Directory  of  commodities  and  services,  index  to  price  regulations 
and  jurisdiction  of  operating  units,  Aug.  1,  1944 ;  [prepared  by  Mrs.  Velma 
Otley].  [4th  edition.]  1944.  vli+375  p.  [Supersedes  edition  of  Dec.  1,  1943, 
and  supp.  6  issued  thereto,  July  1.5,  1944.]  *  Paper,  $1.00  (including  6  monthly 
supplements).  •  Item  963 
L.  C.  card  44-41624  Pr  32.4206 :  C  73/944 

Same,  supp.   1,    Sept.   15,   1944.     [1944.]      [2] +30  p.      [All   references   to 

previously  issued  supplements  should  be  discontinued.]     Included  in  price  of 
Directory.     •   Item  963  Pr  32.4206 :  C  73/944/supp.l 

Con  mecfi  and  hominy  items.     Apr.  1944.     1  p  4°     (Retailer's  bulletin  55.)     f 

Pr  32.4221 :  55 

Cudahij  Brothers  Co.  No.  160,  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals,  Cudahy  Brothers 
Company  v.  Chester  Bowles,  price  administrator  ;  answer.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
4  p.     t  Pr  32.4217  :  C  893/12 

Director]/  of  field  and  national  office  supervisory  personnel,  Sept.  1944,  no.  5; 
prepared  by  Office  Services  Division,  Administrative  Management  Department. 
[1944.]  [2] +38  p.  il.  4°  [Pages  37  and  38  are  left  blank  to  be  used  for  fre- 
quently called  numbers.]     f  Pr  32.4202 :  P  43/no.5 

Farmers  in  the  war.     June  1944.     [l]+70  p.  il.  small  4°     [Prepared  for  use  of 
regional  agricultural  relations  advisers  and  other  field  officers.]     f 
L.  C.  card  44-41623  Pr  32.4202  :  F  22 

Financial  repnrtinq  program.     Latest  annual  reports  of  companies  included  in 
machine  tabulations  of  financial  reporting  program  as  of  July  1,  1044.     July  31, 
1944.     cover  title,  iii+128  p.  4°     [Proces.sed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  44-41622  Pr  32.4202 :  F  49/2/944 

Food.  Food  facts  of  interest  to  trade,  June  8- July  28,  1944;  no.  1-8.  [1944.] 
various  paging,  4°     [Weekly.     Processed.]     f  Pr  32.4260 : 1-8 

Fuel  oil  rationing,  information  manual  and  fact  book,  1944-45  heating  season. 
May  1944.     [2] +20+ [1]  p.  4°     [Proce.ssed.]     t  Pr  32. 420{] :  F  95/3/944-45 

Oronp  services  bulletin,  Oct.  1944;  issued  by  Group  Services  Branch,  Department 
of  Information.     [1944.]     12  p.  il.     4°     f     •Item  963  Pr  32.4232: 8 

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Hawkhia  Lumber  d  Ripply  Co.  Transcript  of  record,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals, 
r>th  circuit,  no.  11129,  Cliester  Bowles,  administrator,  Office  of  Price  Adminis- 
tration, vs.  Clarence  E.  Hasting,  doing  business  under  the  firm  name  of  Hawkins 
Lumber  and  Supply  Company ;  appeal  from  district  court  for  eastern  district 
of  Texas.     [1944.]     cover  title,  1+21  p.     t  Pr  32.4217 :  H  314 

Bnmcwood  Development  Co.,  I7ic.  No.  147,  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals, 
Hoiiiewood  Development  Company,  Inc.,  et  al.,  v.  Chester  Bowies,  price  admin- 
istrator; answer  and  motion  to  strike  exhibits  annexed  to  complaint.  [1944.] 
cover  tiUe,  4  p.     t  Pr  32.4217 :  H  753/2 

— —  Same;  transcript  of  proceedings  before  price  administrator,  pt.  2.  [1[>44.] 
cover  title,  i +93  p.     t  Pr  32.4217 :  H  753/pt.2 

Inflation.  Grocer-consumer  anti-inflation  campaign,  community  campaign  sugges- 
tions for  community  service  panels  [Oct.  1-Dec.  31,  1944].  [1944.]  12  p.  il. 
4°    t     •  Item  963  Pr  32.4202 :  G  89 

Management.     How    to   do   a    better  job   of   management.     Washington,   D.    C. 
[.lune  1944].     [3] +43  leaves,  4"     [Processetl.]     f 
L.  C.  card  44-^1621  Pr  32.4202 :  M  31 

Meat  buying  under  price  control.  [June  1944.]  [4]  p.  il.  4°  (Group  Services 
Branch,  Information  Department.)     f  Pr  32.4202  :  M  46 

Posters.  Let's  team  up  to  keep  food  prices  down,  for  the  sake  of  America's 
future;  [poster].     1944.     45.9X30  in.     [Also  issued  in  size  28X20  in.]     t 

Pr  32.4212 :  F  73/2 

Watch  it  folks,  help  keep  my  kids  eating  by  keeping  prices  down  !  [poster]. 

1944.  16X24  in.  [Cardboard.  Illustrator,  Herbert  Bohnert.  This  poster 
also  issued  in  sizes  11.1X27.9  in.,  11X21  in.,  and  11X14  in.]  t  War  Informa- 
tion Office.  Pr  32.4212 :  P  93/4 

Price  regulations. 

Note. — Price  schedules  and  regulations,  amentlments,  and  orders  are  issued  as  pre- 
prints or  reprints  from  the  Federal  register  and  do  not  appear  in  the  Monthly  catalog- 
The  regulations  are  compiled  and  printed  to  include,  to  date  of  publication,  all  amend- 
ments and  digests  of  supplementary  orders  thereto,  and  are  entered  in  this  catalog. 
Price  schedules  and  regulations  are  available  from  the  Printing  and  Distribution  Branch, 
Office  of  Price  Administration,  Washington  2~},  D.  C.  and  requests  will  be  filled  to  include 
all  additional  amendments  issued  to  date  of  request. 

Priees.     Business  opinion  of  price  conti'ol.     [1944.]     [1] +64  p.  oblong  8°     [Proc- 
essed.    Letters  from  officials  of  industry  advisory  committees  and  from  busi- 
nessmen.]    t 
L.  C.  card  44-41620  Pr  32.4202 :  P  93/14 

Here's  the  answer,  some  replies  to  questions  farm  women  are  asking  about 

price  control  and  rationing.     June  10,  1944.     8  p.  4°     [Processed]     f 

Pr  32.4202  :  P  93/16 

Selected  references  on  price  control,  rent  control,  rationing,  and  related 

subjects,  for  use  by  schools  and  colleges.  Revised  June  1944.  [1944.]  20  p.  4° 
(Educational   Services  Branch,  Information  Department.)     t 

L.  C.  card  44-41325  Pr  32.4202 :  P  93/4/944 

Proeedure.  [Revised  Procedural  regulation  3,  including  amdts.  1-9.]  Aug.  26, 
1944.     8  p.  4"     t     •  Item  963  Pr  32.4209 :  3/5 

Rationing  hoards.  Community  service  guide  book,  war  price  and  rationing 
boards;  [issued  bv  Department  of  Infornlation].  [Revised  edition.]  [Oct. 
1944.]      [2]+12+[i]  p.  il.     t     ©Item  963  Pr  32.4206 :  C  74/4/944-2 

Reeonrersion  prieing,  letter  from  price  administrator  Chester  Bowles  to  editor 
of  New  York  times,  published  June  IS,  1944.     [1944.]     3  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

Pr  32.4202  :  R  24 

Safeirati  (Stores,  Ine.  Nos.  Ill  and  150.  consolidated,  in  Emergency  Court  of 
Appeals.  Safeway  Stores.  Incorporated,  v.  Chester  Bowles,  price  administrator; 
brief  for  administrator.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii +37  p.     t     Pr  32.4217 :  Sa  17/8 

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November  1944  1297 

Schools.  How  secondary  schools  can  contribute  to  home  front  economy  in  war- 
time.    June  10,  1944.     17  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  Pr  32.4202 :  Sch  6/S 

Services.  Services.  [1944.]  2  p.  4°  (OPA  trade  bulletin.)  [This  trade  bul- 
letin covers  only  the  main  points  in  revised  IMaxiinum  price  regulation  165, 
effective  Aug.  1,  1944.]     t     •  Item  963  Pr  32.4244  :  Se  6 

Sherneth  Corporation.  Before  OfBce  of  Price  Adirfinistration,  docket  no.  MRH- 
NY-l-P,  consolidated,  in  matter  of  Sherneth  Corporation  et  al. ;  order  incorpo- 
rating additional  materiaLs  into  record  and  providing  protestauts  opportunity 
to  present  rebuttal  evidence,  and  statement  of  economic  data  and  other  facts 
officially  noticed  bv  the  administrator.     [1944.]     cover  title,  xiv-fl(>2  p.  il.     t 

Pr  32.4217  :  Sh  56 

Store  rationing.  Stove  rationing  industry  letter,  letter  22;  Oct.  3,  1944.  [1944.] 
4  p.  il.  4"     [Monthly.     Processed.]      t  Pr  32.4237 :  22 

Same,  letter  23;  Oct.  12,  1944.    [1944.]    4  p.  il.  4°    [Monthly.    Processed.]    t 

Pr  32.4237 :  23 

SI  West  72nd  St.  Corp.  Before  OfTice  of  Price  Administration,  docket  no.  MRD- 
NY-2-P,  consolidated,  in  matter  of  31  West  72nd  St.  Corp,  et  al. ;  order  incorpo- 
rating additional  materials  into  record  and  providing  protestants  opportunity 
to  present  rebuttal  evidence,  and  statement  of  economic  data  and  other  facts 
officially  noticed  by  the  administrator.    [1944.]    cover  title,  xiv+162  p.     t 

Pr  32.4217  :T  349 

Transportation  Committee  news,  v.  1,  no.  1;  Oct.  1944.  [1944.]  [4]  p.  il.  4"* 
[Monthly.     Formerly  Transportation  Committee  bidletin.]     t     •   Item  963 

Pr  32.4261 : 1/1 

Travel.  Survey  of  official  business  travel  pattern  of  a  typical  American  city,  with 
analysis  and  recommendations  for  mileage  reduction  and  maximum  efficiency 
in  motor  vehicle  operation.  Wa.shiugton,  D.  C,  1944.  [l]-f-2-fll  p.  2  pi.  4° 
[Processed.]     f  Pr  32.4202  :  T  69 

Vegetable  ceiling  prices,  cents-per-pouud  mark-ups.  Apr.  1944.  [2]  p.  4°  (Re- 
tailer's bulletin  .53.)  [This  bulletin  contains  only  the  main  points  of  Amend- 
ment 15  to  MPR  422,  for  stores  in  group  3  and  group  4,  and  Amendment  16  to 
MPR  423,  for  stores  in  group  1  and  group  2,  and  is  to  be  used  with  Retailer's 
bulletin  35  or  36.]     t  Pr  32.4221 :  53 

Ward,  Monigomcr-.i  Co.,  Inc.  No.  57,  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals,  Montgomery 
Ward  Company,  Incorporated,  v.  Chester  Bowles,  price  administrator;  brief  for 
administrator  after  order  denying  protest  upon  reconsideration.  [1944.]  cover 
title,  ii  -1-26  p.    %  Pr  32.4217 :  W  215/6 

Western  Kentucky  Gas  Co.  Court  of  appeals  of  Kentucky,  Western  Kentucky  Gas 
Company  v.  Public  Service  Connnission  of  Kentucky  et  al.,  appeal  from  Franklin 
circuit  court;  brief  for  Fred  M.  Vinson,  economic  stabilization  director,  by 
Chester  Bowles,  price  administrator,  intervener.  [1944.]  cover  title,  iv-t-31 
p.     t  Pr  32.4217  :  W  525 

Wmgfield,  W.  L.  No.  9&49,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  6th  circuit,  Chester 
Bowles,  administrator.  Office  of  Price  Administration,  v.  W.  L.  Wingfi?ld,  ap- 
IK'al  from  di.strict  court  for  western  district  of  K(>ntucky  ;  brief  ftir  aiipellant. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  ii-H 20  p.     t  Pr  32.4217  :  W  727 

WAR   INFORMATION    OFB'ICE 

Government  manual.  United  States  Government  manual,  summer  1944  (revisions 
through  Aug.  1).  [1944.]  vi+712  p.  il.  (Public  Inquiries  Division.)  [This 
edition  includes  the  Constitution  of  United  States  with  amendments.  A  proc- 
essed supplementary  information  sheet,  1  p.,  was  also  issued.]  *  Paper,  $1.00. 
•  Item  974 

L.  C.  card  35-26025  Pr  32.5016 :  944 

Note. — The  organization  cliart.s  whicli  have  regularly  appeared  as  a  section  of  the 
Manual  have  been  discontinued  for  an  indefinite  period. 

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1298  Government  Publications 

Onrcrninntt  ufficcs.  GoveiTiraent  of  United  States;  compiled  by  Office  of  War 
luforiiiation,  supplomentary  lo  Govermneiit  manual.  Sept.  1944.  1  p.  il.  oblong 
f     [Processed.]     $  l»r  32.5016 :  944/supp.-l 

Information  and  publication  offices  of  Federal  departments  and  agencies 

[list].     [Sept.  1944.]     24  p.     [Processed.]     t  Pr  32..5C02 :  In  3/944-2 

United  States  Government,  executive  branch ;  prepared  and  issued  jointly 

by  Bureau  of  Budget  and  Office  of  War  Information.    Sept.  1!)44.    1  p.  il.  oblong  f° 
[Processed.]     J  Pr  32.5016:  944/supp. -2 

United  States  Government  telephone  list.  Sept.  1944.  [2] +22  p.  [Proc- 
essed. ]     t  Pr  32.5002 :  T  23/2/944 

<}ovcrnment  officials  and  employees.  Chief  clerks  of  Federal  departments  and 
agencies  [list].     [Sept.  1944.]     12  p.     [Processed.]     t      Pr  32.5002 :  F  31/4/944 

■ Heads  of  Federal  departments  and  agencies  [list].     [Sept.  1,  1044.]     12  p. 

[Processed.]     J  Pr  32.5002 :  F  31/944-2 

Personnel   officers   of   Federal   departments   and   agencies    [list].     [Sept. 

1944.]     8  p.     [Processed.]     %  Pr  32.5002 :  F  31/2/944-2 

Traffic  managers  of  Federal  departments  and  agencies  [list].     [Sept.  1944.] 

8  p.     [Processed.]     $  Pr  32.5002  :  T  67/944 

Information  offices.  Principal  information  offices  of  foreign  Governments  in 
United  States  [list].     Sept.  1944.     8  p.     [Processed.]     | 

Pr  32.5002 :  In  3/4/944 

Libraries  of  Federal  departments  and  agencies;  [Sept.  1944].  [1944.]  12  p. 
[Processed.]     t  Pr  32.5002  :  L  61/944-2 

Magazine  xvar  guide.  Jan.  1945;  prepared  by  Book  and  Magazine  Bureau.     [Sept. 
25,1944.]     [2] +14  p.     [Monthly.     Processed.]     % 
L.  C.  card  44-40463  Pr  32.5024 :  945/1 

OWI  facilities.  List  of  media  facilities.  [1944.]  [2] +20  p.  il.  (Domestic 
Branch. )     t  Pr  32.5002 :  M  46 

War  savings  bonds.  Information  program  on  6th  war  loan  drive,  for  use  of 
media,  advertisers,  advertising  agencies,  copy  writers,  .script  writers,  artists 
and  media  specialists  informing  the  public  of  the  most  difficult  war  loan  drive 
in  history ;  prepared  by  War  Finance  Division,  Treasury  Department,  and 
Domestic  Branch,  Office  of  War  Information,  in  cooperation  with  War  Ad- 
vertising Council.     [1944.]      [16]  p.  il.  4°     t  Pr  32.5002 :  W 19/5 

WAR  MANP0WB31  COMMISSION 

Airframes.  Occupations  related  to  occupations  in  airframe  industry.  June  1944. 
[l]+53  p.  4°  (Job  family  series  I-G5 ;  Manpower  Utilization  Bureau,  Occupa- 
tional Analysis  and  Manning  Tables  Division.)      *  Paper,  20c.     • 

Pr  32.5212 : 1-65 

Apprentice  training.  Apprentice  training,  answer  to  manpower  shortage  prob- 
lem:  by  0.swald  L.  Harvey,  n.  p.  [1944].  [2] +4+ [2]  p.  il  4°  [Includes  list 
of  publications  issued  bv  Apprentice-Training  Service.  Reprinted  from  Bus 
transportation.  Mar.  1944.]     f  Pr  32.5202  :  Ap  6/7 

Publications    issued    by   Apprentice    Training    Service.     [1944.]     1    p.    4" 

[Processed.  ]     t  Pr  32.5202  :  Ap  6/8/944 

Training  solves  expansion  problems  ;  by  Mary  Curran.     [1944.]      [2] +6  p. 

il.  4°     [Includes  list  of  publications  of  interest  to  apprentice-training.     Re- 
printed from  Marine  news.  Mar.   1944.]     t  Pr  32..5202 :  T  68/8 

■Canning.  Case  historv  reports  by  National  Canners  Association.  IVIay  23.  1944. 
[1944.]     10  p.  4°     [Processed.]     %  Pr  32.5223 :  C 16 

Coal.  Case  history  reports  by  anthracite  industry.  [1944.]  p  6.  4°  [Proc- 
essed.]    t  Pr  32.5223  :  An  8 

Commercial  services.  Guide  for  adjusting  commercial  services  to  war  workers' 
needs.     Washington,  D.  C,  June  1944.     [3] +9  p.     [Processed.]     t 

Pr  32.5202 :  C  73 

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November  1944  1299 

Insurance.     Introductory  statoment  to  case  history  from  Association  of  Casualty 
and  Surety  Executives.     July  25, 1944.     [l]+10p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

Pr  32.5223 :  C  27 

Iron.     Case  history  reports  for  iron  and  steel  industry  by  Steel  Foundei's'  Society 
of  America.     June  1,  1944.     10  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  Pr  32.i5223 :  Ir  6 

Labor  market.     Adequacy  of  labor  supply  in  important  labor  market  areas  [list], 
Oct.  1,  1944.     [1944.]     12  p.  4°     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t     Pr  32.5217 :  944/10 

Lumher.     Case  history  report  by  Wood-Turners  Service  Bureau.     June  13,  1944. 
3+[l]p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  Pr  32.5223 :  L  97/5 

• Case  history  report  for  lumber  industry  by  Northern  Hemlock  and  Hard- 
wood Manufacturers  Association.     May  24,  1944.     2  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t 

Pr32..^223:L97 

Case  history  report  for  lumber  industry  by  Southern  Cypress  Manufac- 
turers' Association.     May  26,   11>44.     7  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

Pr  32.5223 :  L  97/3 

Case  history  report  from  lumber  industry  by  American   Association   of 

Nurserymen.     July  22,  1944.     7  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  Pr  32.5223 :  L  97/6 

• Case  history  report  from  lumber  industry  by  Mahogany  Association,  Inc. 

July  27,  1944.     2  p.  4°     [Processed.]     +  Pr  32.5223 :  L 97/7 

' Case  history  reports  for  lumber  industry  by  Southern  Pine  Association. 

May  31,  1944.     2  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t  Pr  32.5223 :  L  97/4 

Case  history  reports  for  lumber  industry  by  Western  Retail  Lumbermens 

Association.     May  24,  1944.     2  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  Pr  32.5223 :  L  97/2 

Manpower.     Manpower    mobilization    and    requirements,    Apr.    1940-Jan.    1945. 
[June  1,  1944.]     10  p.  4"     [Processed.     Prepared  in  cooperation  with  Labor 
Statistics  Bureau.]     t 
L.  C.  card  44-41619  Pr  32.5202  :  M  31/4/940-45 

Placement  activities,  July  1944.     [1944.]     5  p.  il.     4°     [Monthly.     Proc- 
essed.]    t  Pr  32.5218 :  944/7 

Same,  Aug.  1944.     [1944.]     9  p.  il.  4°     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t 

Pr  32.5218 :  944/8 

What-why-how  of  manpower  utilization,   a   14  point  summary.     [1944.] 

cover  title,   [l]-|-14-|-2  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  Pr  32.5202 :  M  31/5 

Manpoicer  revicio,  official  publication  of  War  Manpower  Commission,  Oct.  1944; 
V.  11,  no.  10.     [1944.]     16  p.  4°     [Monthly.]     *  Paper,  lOe.  single  copy,  $1.0a 
a  yr ;  foreign  subscription,  $1.40.     •  Item  .544 
L.  C.  card  L  35-100  Pr  32.5209' :  11/10 

Afctal  mines.     Case  history  reports  for  metal  mining  industry.     May  20,  1944. 
0  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  Pr  32.5223 :  M  56/944 

Same.     June  19,  1944.     6  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t       Pr  32. ,5223 :  M  56/944-2 

Negroes.     Utilization    of    reserve  workers,    recently    reported    placements    of 

Negroes  in  skilled  occupations.  Washington,  D.  C.,  Mar.  1944.     [1]+10  p.  4" 
[Processed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  44-41618  Pr  32.5202 :  N  31 

Occupational    information.     Summary    of    occupational    information    activities. 
July  1,  1944.     [2]-f33p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  44-41017  Pr  32.5202 :  Oc  1 

Occupations.     National  Roster  of  Scientific  and  Specialized  Personnel   [mono- 
graphs].    [1944.]      [Processed.]     f 

Note. — The  34  monographs  listed  as  for  oflScial  use  in  the  Monthly  catalog  for  .Tuly 
1944,  p.  852,  under  the  subhead  Occupations,  can  now  be  obtained  free  from  the  issuing 
office. 

Description  of  profession  of: 

Anthropology.     3  p.  Pr  32.5219  :  An  8 

Botany.     3  p.  Pr  32.5219  :  B  65 

Social  work.     4  p.  Pr  32.5219  :  So  1 

Zoology.     3  p.  Pr  32.5219  :  Z  7 

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1300  Government  Publications 

Occu  pat  ions — Continuod. 

Description  of  profossional  fields  in: 

Aniniiil,  dairy  ami  poultry  sciences.     4   p.  Pr  2.5219:  An  5 

Description  of  professional  occupation  of: 

Historian.      [2]    p.  Pr  32.5219  :  H  62 

Paint.  Case  history  report  for  paint,  varnish  and  lacquer  industry  by  National 
Paint,  Varni.sh  and  Lacquer  Association.  Sept.  20,  l!t44.  5  p.  4°  [Proces.sed. 
Initiated  and  distributed  by  Manpower  Utilization  Bureau,  War  IManiwwer 
Commission,  to  promote  good  manpower  utilization  in  paint,  varnish,  and  lac- 
quer industry.]     t  Pr  32.5223  :  P  16 

Paper.  Case  history  report  for  paper  and  pulp  industry  by  American  Paper  & 
Pulp  As.sociation.     [1044.]     18  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  Pr  32..')223 :  P 197 

Case  history  report  for  paper  industry  by  National  Paper  Box  Manufac- 
turers As.sociation.    May  25, 1944.    5  p.  4°    [Processed.]    t 

Pr  32.5223 :  P  19/2/944 

Case  history  report  for  paper  industry  by  Paper  Stationery  &  Tablet  Man- 
ufacturers As.sn.,  Inc.    May  24,  1044.    2  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t    Pr  32.5223  :  P  19 

Case  history  report  from  paper  industry  by  Folding  Paper  Box  Associa- 
tion.    July  23,  1944.     2  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  Pr  32.5223 :  P  19/4 

Case  history  report  from  paper  industry  by  National  Paper  Box  Manufac- 
turers Association.     July  11,  1944.     3  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

Pr  32.5223 :  P  19/2/944-2 

Case  history  report  from  paper  industry  by  Waterproof  Paper  Group. 

July  19,  1JM4.    10  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  Pr  32.5223 :  P  19/3 

" Case  history  reports  for  paper  and  pulp  industry  by  Brown   Company. 

May  26,  1944.    '6  p.  4°      [Processed.]      t  Pr  32.5223 :  P 197/2 

Pttlpioood.  Case  history  report  for  pulpwood  industry  by  timber  production  war 
project  of  Forest  Service.    May  25, 1944.    2  p.  4°    [Processetl.]    t 

Pr  32.5223 :  P  96 

Posters.  Mine  America's  coal,  we'll  make  it  hot  for  the  enemy!  [poster]. 
1944.  28.5X20  in.  [Illustrator.  Norman  Rockwell.  This  poster  also  issued  in 
sizes  20X14  in.  and  10.5X8  in.]     t  Pr  32.5213 :  C  63 

Women,  there's  work  to  be  done  and  a  war  to  be  won,  now!    [poster]. 

1944.     11X27.9  in.     [Cardboard.     Illustrator,  Vernon  Grant.     This  poster  also 
issued  in  size  11X21  in.]     t  War  Information  Office.  Pr  32.5213  :  W  84/6 

Prioritj/.  Facts  about  priority  referral  program.  Washington,  D.  C,  June  5,  1944. 
[2] -f- 12  p.  4°     [Processed.]     $  Pr  32.5202 :  P  93 

Summary    of    informational    objectives    for    priority    referral    program. 

Washington,  D.  C,  June  15,  1944.     [l]+4  p.  4°     [Proce'ssed.]     t 

Pr  32.5202  :  P  93/2 

Production.  Manning  production  beachheads;  [by]  Charles  M.  Hay.  [1944.] 
[2] +4  p.  [Processed.  Remarks  to  Management-Labor  Policy  Committee  in 
War  Manpower  Commission  on  succeeding  Lawrence  A.  Appley  as  deputy  chair- 
man and  executive  director.]     t  Pr  32.5207  :  H  32 

Public  accounting.  Professional  personnel  situation  in  public  accounting  firms 
as  of  May  1943.  [June  6.  1944.]  12  p.  4"  (Placement  Bureau ;  National  Ros- 
ter of  Scientific  and  Specialized  Personnel,  Bulletin  7.)      [Processed.]     $ 

Pr  32.5226 :  7 

Ships.  Training  to  make  ships  :  by  Mary  Curran.  n.  p.  [1944].  [8]  p.  il.  4°  [In- 
cludes list  of  publications  available  of  interest  to  apprentice-training.  Re- 
printed from  Mill  &  factory.  Apr.  1944.]     t  Pr  32.5202  :  T  68/9 

Women.  Twenty  appeals  for  women  war  workers.  [1944.]  [l]-|-20  p.  4°  [Proc- 
essed.]    t  Pr  32.5202 :  W  84/7 

Women  at  work,  speed  production  at  Wyckoff  Drawn  Steel  Co. ;  by  Mary 

Curran.     n.  p.  [1944].     [4]  p.  il.  4°     [Reprinted  from  Steel,  Mar.  20,  1044.]     t 

Pr  32.5202 :  W  84/6 

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November  1944  1301 

WAR  MOBILIZATION   OFFICE 

Note. — The  Office  of  War  Mobilization  was  established  in  the  Office  for  Emergency 
Management  by  Executive  order  !).''.47  of  May  27,  l!)4o. 

The  Surplus  War  Proiierty  Administration  was  established  in  the  Office  of  War  Mo- 
bilization under  the  provisions  of  Executive  order  9425  of  Feb.  19,  3  944. 

Surplus  property.  Handbook  of  standards  for  describing  surplus  property  :  see.  1, 
Metals  and  metal  basic  products,  sec.  2,  Wood  basic  and  finished  products, 
li>44 ;  prepared  for  Surplus  War  Property  Administration  by  War  Produc- 
tion Board.  [1944.]  r2]+ii+34+[2]  p.  ([Surplus  War  Property  Admin- 
istration.]) *  Paper,  10c.  •  Item  954 
L.  C.  card  44-41  (516  Pr  32.5906 :  Su  7/sec.  1-2 

Surplus  War  Property  Administration  (reg.  1,  supp.  1),  disposal  of  surplus 

property  by  Federal  agencies.     [July  20,  1944.]     3  p.  4°     (Surplus  War  Prop- 
erty Administration.)      [Processed.]     |  Pr  32.5908 : 1/supp.l 

Veterans.     Servicemen's  rights  and  benefits,  handy  guide  for  veterans  of  armed 
forces  and  their  dependents.     1944.     16  p.     (H.  doc.  682,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.) 
[For  plain  title  edition  with  title  Your  rights  and  benefits  see  Monthly  catalog 
for  Sept.  1944,  p.  1065.]     *  Paper,  5c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41525 

WAR  PRODUCTION  BOARD 

Appliances.     Immediate  market  for  appliances,  3d  survey  of  consumer  require- 
ments conducted  Apr.  17-22,  1944.     Washington,  D.  C,  Sept.  1944.     cover  title, 
40  p.  4°     [Processed.]     $ 
L.  C.  card  44-41615  Pr  32.4802  :  Ap  5 

Clothing.     Consumer  demand  and  purchases  of  75  clothing  and  textile  items,  year 
1943  and  1st  quarter  1944,  2d  survey  of  consumer  requirements,  pt.  1.     [1944.] 
cover  title,  63  p.  il.  4°     [Processed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  44-41591  Pr  32.4802  :  C  62/pt.l 

Employee  suggestions.  Importance  of  joint  and  equal  representation  in  operation 
of  employee  suggestions  systems.     [1944.]      [l]+9p.  4°     [Processed.]     $ 

Pr  32.4802 :  Em  7 

Housing.    Market  for  houses  when  materials  and  manpower  are  available,  3d 
survey  of  consumer  requirements  conducted  Apr.  17-22,  1944.     Washington, 
D.  C' Oct.  1944.     [l]-f26p.  4''     [Processed.]     % 
L.  C.  card  44-41614  Pr  32.4802:  H  81/4 

War  housing  guide,  what  problems  are  and  how  to  solve  them  in  interests 

of  war  production  ;  prepared  by  Plant  and  Community  Facilities  Service,  Office 
of  Labor  Production.     June  1944.     [4]-|-16p.  4°     [Processed.]     $ 

L.  C.  card  44-41609  Pr  32.4802  :  H  81/3 

Labor  and  management  news.     Labor  and   management   news,   official  weekly 
publication  of  War  Production  Drive,  v.  3,  nos.  15-10 ;  Oct.  7-14,  1944.     [1944.] 
Each  [8]  p.  il.  f°     t     • 
L.  C.  card  44-40466  Pr  32.4820  :  3/15-16 

Supplement  4-9  [to]   Labor  and  management  news,  v.  2,  no.  29  and  30, 

June  3  and  10,  1944  and  v.  3,  no.  3,  July  15,  1944.     [1944.]     various  paging, 
il.  4°     [Earlier  Supplements  not  entered  in  the  Monthly  catalog]     t 

Pr  32,4820/2 :  4-9 

Labor  management  committees.  Percentage  of  labor  management  committees 
and  of  employees  represented,  by  industrial  classification  and  by  average  num- 
ber of  employees  per  committee  as  of  June  15,  1944.  July  5,  1944.  [7]  p.  4° 
[Processed.]     t  Pr  32.4802 :  L  11/6 

Material  substitutions  and  supply  list,  issue  13;  July  15,  1944.  [1944.]  4  p.  4° 
(Conservation  Division.)     t  Pr 32.4826: 13 

Prodvcts  <€  priorities,  Oct.  1944.     [1944.]     iv-fl72  p.  4°     [Monthly.]      *  Paper, 
20c.  single  copv,  $2.00  a  yr.     •  Item  909 
L.  C.  card  43-50901  Pr  32.4813 :  944/10 

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1302  Government  Publications 

Textiles.  Cotton  textile  accounting  manual  under  order  M-385,  July  1944. 
[1944.]     6  p.  4°     (Controller  Division.)     t  Pr  32.4806 :  C  82/944 

Interpretations  of  on  textiles,  textile  products  and  furniture  as  approved 

by  War  Production  Board  declaration  of  policy.     [1944.]     4  p.  4°     t 

Pr  32.4802 :  T  81 

War  supphj  contracts.  Summary  of  war  supply  and  facility  contracts  by  State 
and  industrial  area,  cumulative  through  July  1944.  Sept.  15,  1944.  cover  title, 
7  p.  il.  obhmg  8°  [Monthly.  Processed.  Page  7,  last  page  of  text,  is  printed 
on  inside  of  back  cover.]     %  Pr  32.4828 :  944/T 

Same,  cumulative  through  Aug.  1944.     Oct.  11,  1944.     cover  title,  7  p.  il. 

oblong  8"     [Monthly.     Processed.     Page  7,  last  page  of  text,  is  printed  on  inside 
of  back  cover.]     %  Pr  32.4828 :  944/8 

WAR  RELOCATION  AUTHOEITY 
Note. — Tansferred  to  the  Interior  Department,  for  which  see  p.  1269. 

RAILROAD  RETIREMENT  BOARD 

Monthly  review,  Oct.  1944;  v.  5,  no.  9.     Chicago,  111.  [1944].     cover  title,  p.  161- 
176.  4°     [Processed.     Text  and  illustrations  on  p.  2—4  of  cover.]     f 
L.  C.  card  40-29247  RR  1.7/2 :  f5/9 

SECURITIES  AND  EXCHANGE  COMMISSION 

Note. — The  decisions  or  opinions  of  the  Securities  and  Exchange  Comission  are  issued 
in  processed  form  immediatel.v  upon  their  release,  and  copies  are  distributed  by  the  Com- 
mission upon  request.     They  are  published  later  in  printed  form  in  bound  volumes  only. 

Corporations.     Survey  of  American  listed  corporations,  reported  information  on 
registrants  with  Securities  and  Exchange  Commission  under  securities  act  of 
1933  and  securities  exchange  act  of  1934 :  Data  on  profits  and  operations,  1942- 
43.     Sept.  1944.     pt.  1,  xii+184  p.  oblong  8°     [Processed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  44-41613  SE  1.2  :  C  81/5/942-43/pt.l 

Registration  record,  securities  act  of  1933  (trust  indenture  act  of  1939),  Oct.  2-31, 
1944.  [1944.]  various  paging,  4°  [Daily  except  Sundays  and  holidays. 
Processed.  ]     t  SE  1.13 :  944/266-250 

Securities.  Official  summary  of  security  transactions  and  holdings  reported  to 
Securities  and  Exchange  Commission  imder  securities  exchange  act  of  1934, 
public  utility  holding  company  act  of  1935,  and  investment  company  act  of 
1940 ;  V.  10,  no.  9.  [1944.]  vi+54  p.  4°  [Processed.  Reports  tiled  with  Com- 
mission Aug.  11-Sept.  10,  1944,  and  reports  for  previous  months  not  previously 
published.]  t 
L.  C.  card  35-26732  SE  1.9 :  10/9 

Securities  traded  on  exchanges  under  securities  exchange  act,  supp.  8,  as 

of  Aug.  31,  1944,  Changes  during  Aug.  1944  and  Index  to  all  supplements  since 
base  volume  as  of  Dec.  31,  1943.     [1944.]     5  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

SE1.16:943/supp.8 

Statistical  bulletin,  Sept.  1944;  v.  3,  no.  9.     [1944.]      [1]+16  p.  il.  4"     [Monthly. 
Processed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  43-51907  SE  1.20:  3/9 

SELECTIVE  SERVICE  SYSTEM 

Selective  service,  v.  4,  no.  9;  Sept.  1944.     [1S>44.]     4  p.  il.  large  4°     [Monthly.] 
t     •  Item  992 
L.  C.  card  41-50044  Y  3.Se  4 :  9/4-9 

Selective  service  manual.  Notice,  packet  [of  pages  for  2d  printing,  2d  edition. 
Selective  service  manual]  no.  49;  [Sept.  20,  1944].  [1944.]  [20]  p.  [Issued 
in  loose-leaf  form.]     Included  in  price  of  Packet  no.  1.     •   Item  994 

Y  S.Se  4 :  7/943-J9 
Note. — This  packet  of  pages  for  insertion  in  the  Selective  service  manual  containd 
Amendments  255-258. 

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November  1944  1303 

Selective  service  manual — Continued. 

Same  no.  49A ;    [Sept.  25,  1944].     [1944.]      [3]   p.     [Issued  in  loose-leaf 

form.]     Included  in  price  of  Packet  no.  1.     •  Item  994  Y  3.Se  4 :  7/943-49A 

Note. — This  packet  of  pages  for  insertion  in  the  Selective  service  manual  contains 
a  new  page  652— 4a. 

Same  no.  50;    [Sept.  27,  1944].     [1944.]     [31]    p.     [Issued  in  loose-leaf 

form.]     Included  in  price  of  Packet  no.  1.     •  Item  994  Y  3.Se  4  :  7/943-50 

Note. — This  packet  of  pages  for  insertion  in  the  Selective  service  manual  contains 
a  revised  Index  to  Selective  service  regulations  and  a  revised  Table  of  forms  cited  in 
the  Selective  service  regulations. 

Same  no.  51;  [Oct.  5,  1944].     [1944.]     [32]  p.     [Issued  in  loose-leaf  form. 

The  last  3  pages  have  been  left  blank  to  be  used  for  memoranda.]     Included  in 
price  of  Packet  no.  1.     •  Item  994  Y  3.Se  4 :  7/943-51 

Note. — This  packet  of  pages  for  insertion  in  the  Selective  service  manual  contains 
Amendments  259  and  260. 

Selective  service  regulations.  Notice,  packet  G  [Historical  notes  covering  Amend- 
ments 253-261  to  2d  edition,  Selective  service  regulations;  Oct.  13,  1944]. 
[1944.]      [85]    p.     [Issued   in   loose-leaf  form.]     t     •  Item  904 

Y  3.Se  4  :  14/G 

SMITHSONIAN  INSTITUTION 

Note. — In  a  rece'ht  price  list,  the  Smithsonian  Institution  publishes  this  notice :  "Appli- 
cants for  the  publications  in  this  list  are  requested  to  state  the  grounds  for  their  requests, 
as  the  Institution  is  able  to  supply  papers  only  as  an  aid  to  the  re.searches  or  studies  in 
which  they  are  especiallji  interested.  These  papers  are  distributed  gratis,  except  where 
price  is  given,  and  should  be  ordered  by  the  puhlication  numbers,  arranged  in  sequence. 
The  serial  publications  of  the  Smithsonian  Institution  are  as  follows  :  1.  Smithsonian 
contributions  to  knowledge ;  2.  Smithsonian  miscellaneous  collections ;  3.  Smithsonian 
annual  reports.  No  sets  of  these  are  for  sale  or  distribution,  as  most  of  the  volumes  are  out 
of  print.  Special  publications  are  also  issued  from  time  to  time.  The  papers  issued  in  the 
series  of  Contributions  to  knowledge  and  Miscellaneous  collections  are  not  public  documents, 
but  are  printed  in  limited  editions  at  the  expense  of  the  Smitlisonian  Fund.  They  are  dis- 
tributed without  charge  to  public  libraries,  educational  establishments,  and  learned  societies 
in  this  country  and  abroad  ;  and  are  supplied  to  other  institutions,  and  to  individuals  at 
the  prices  indicated.  Remittances  should  be  made  payable  to  the  'Smithsonian  Institution.' 
A  discount  of  20  percent  is  allowed  to  book  dealers.  The  Smithsonian  report  volumes  and 
the  papers  reprinted  in  separate  form  therefrom  are  distributed  uratuitously  by  tlie  Institu- 
tion to  libraries  and  individuals  throughout  the  world.  Very  few  of  the  Report  volumes 
are  now  available  at  the  Institution,  but  some  of  those  of  which  the  Smithsonian  edition 
is  exhausted  can  be  purchased  from  the  Superintendent  of  Documents,  Government  Printing 
Office, Washington  25,  D.  C.  The  Institution  maintains  mailing-lists  of  public  libraries  and 
other  educational  establishments,  but  no  general  mailmg-list  of  individuals.  A  library 
making  application  to  be  listed  for  Smithsonian  publications  should  state  the  number  of 
publications  which  it  contains  and  the  date  of  its  establishment,  and  have  the  endorsement 
of  a  Menyber  of  Congress." 

The  only  .Smithsonian  publications  that  are  regularly  issued  as  public  documents  are  the 
annual  report  volumes.  Tlio  publications  in  the  other  series  have  free  transmission  by 
mail,  and,  therefore,  are  included  in  the  Monthly  catalog. 

Insects.  Feeding  apparatus  of  biting  and  sucking  insects  affecting  man  and  ani- 
mals [with  list  of  References,  and  textbooks  on  niedif^al  entomology]  ;  by  R.  E. 
Snodgrass.  Washington,  Oct.  24,  1944  [Lord  Baltimore  Press,  Baltimore,  Md.]. 
[2]+ll;i  p.  il.  (Publication  3773;  Smithsonian  miscellaneous  collections,  v. 
104,  no.  7. )  t  Paper,  50c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41612  SI  1.7  :  104/7 

Report.  Annual  report  of  board  of  regents  of  Smithsonian  Institution  showing 
operations,  expenditures,  and  condition  of  Institution,  year  ended  June  30, 
1943.  1944.  xi-f609  p.  il.  5  pi.  136  p.  of  pi.  2  maps.  (Publication  3741). 
*  Cloth,  .$2.00.     •  Item  995 

L.  O.  card  4-18264  SI  1.1 :  043 

Contents. — Report  of  secretary  of  Smithsonian  Institution  [with  reports  of  subor- 
dinate bureaus,  including  library,  and  editor's  rei>ort  on  publications  issuedl. — Retort  of 
executive  coniniittee  of  lioard  of  regents  of  -Smitlisonian  Institution. — Solar  radiation 
as  power  source  ;  by  C.  G.  Abbot. — Some  biological  etfects  of  solar  radiation  :  bv  Brian 
O  Brien. — Sea  as  a  storehouse;  by  E.  F.  Armstrong. — Progress  in  new  synthetic  tex- 
tile fibers;  by  Herbert  R.  Mauersberger. — Petroleum  geologv  [witli  list  'of  works  to 
which  reference  is  made]  ;  by  William  B.  Ileroy. — 1!)42  eruption  of  Manna  Loa,  Hawaii; 
by  Gordon  A.  Macdonald. — New  metals  and  now  methods;  Iiv  C.  II.  Desch. — Oceanog- 
raphy [with  bibliography];  by  Henry  C.  Stetson.— Ocean  curn-nt  called  The  Child;  hv 
t.liot   G.   Mears. — Maiis,    strategy,   and   world   politics;   by   Richard   Edes   Harrison   and 

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1304  Government  Publications 

Report — ('ontiinu'd. 

Uobort  Straiisz-IIiii)6. — Natural-history  background  of  camouflage;  by  Herbert  Frled- 
maim. — l)all^,'t•r((us  ri'i»tilcs  Lwitli  sclfcted  bibliography  J  ;  by  Doris  M.  Cochran. — 
riaiits  of  China  and  their  usefuhifss  to  man  [with  Seloctcd  bibliography  of  general 
woiks  on  Cliint'sc  plants!  ;  by  10gl)ert  II.  Walker. — Natural  rubl)er[with  Selected  list 
of  previous  pul)li('ations  relating;  to  riil)l)er  or  to  growtli  disorders  of  plants]  ;  by  O.  F. 
Cook.— -Lessons  from  tlie  Old  World  to  llie  Americas  in  land  use  (witli  list  of  liter- 
ature cited!  ;  l)y  Walter  Clay  Lowdermilk. — Areal  and  teniporal  aHi)ects  of  aboriginal 
South  American  culture  [witli  bibliofjrapliy]  :  by  .lohn  M.  Cooper.- -Origin  of  Far 
Eastern  civilizations,  brief  liaiidlxxik  j  witli  references  and  selected  l)il)liography]  ;  by 
Carl  Whiting  liisliop. — Contours  of  ciillure  in  Indonesia;  by  Kaymond  Kennedy. — 
Arab  villag<'  community  of  the  Middle  East  ;  by  Afif  I.  Tannous. — Chemotherapeutic 
at:ents  from  microbes  ;  bv  Uobert  E.  Weintraul>. — Sulfonamid<>s  in  treatment  of  war 
wounds  and  burns  ;  by  Charles  L.  Fox,  jr. — Yellow  fever  situation  in  the  Americas 
[with  list  of  literature  cited]  ;  l)y  Wilbur  A.  Sawyer. — Some  food  problems  in  war- 
time (with  list  of  references!  ;  by  George  K.  Cowgill. — Inde.x. 

Same.     (H.  doc.  431,  78th  Cong.  2cl  sess.) 

NATIONAL  GALLERY   OF  ART 

French  p(ii)iti)i(/.s  from  Chester  Da]e  collection  [catalog].     [3cl  edition,  Apr.  1944.] 
n.p.|im4].     [2J+8:)+[4]  p.  il.  1  pi.     t  Paper,  HOc. 
L.  C.  card  44-41G11  SI8.2 :  D  15/944 

NATIONAL  IHUSEUM 

Note. — The  publications  of  the  National  Museum  comprise  an  annual  report  and  three- 
,3cientitic  series,  viz.  I'roceedin^'s.  Bulletins,  and  Contributions  from  national  herbarium. 
The  editions  are  distributed  to  established  lists  of  libraries,  scientific  institutions,  and 
specialists,  any  surjilus  copies  being  supplied  on  application.  The  Proceedings  are  usually 
brief  technical  i)apers  and  the  Bulletins  generally  ntonographs  based  on  the  Museum  col- 
lections in  biology  (except  botany),  geology,  and  anthropology.  Contributions  from  na- 
tional herbarium  are  wholly  botanical.  No  sets  of  any  of  these  series  can  now  be  fur- 
nished. 

The  Proceedings  are  now  issued  in  pamphlet  form  only.  Tlie  separate  papers  will  be 
sent  to  depository  libraries  and  to  others  designated  to  receive  them,  as  issued,  and  a  title 
page  and  index  will  be  published  for  each  volume  so  that  the  volume  may  be  bound  if 
desired. 

Bird  lice.  Studies  in  neotropical  IVIallophaga  :  3  (Tinaniidae  no.  2)  [with  list 
of  literature  cited]  ;  by  M.  A.  Carriker,  jr.  1944.  cover  title,  p.  81-233,  11. 
(Proceedings,  v.  95;  no.  3180.)      t     •Item  1011  SI  3.6: 3180 

STATE  DEPARTMENT 

Note. — All  publications  of  the  Department  (except  laws,  treaties,  and  translations)  have, 
isince  Oct.  1.  1929,  been  numbered  consecutively  in  the  order  in  which  they  were  sent  to 
press.  Publications  of  a  similar  character  are  lirought  within  well-defined  series,  and  each 
series  publication  bears  a  series  number  in  addition  to  its  publication  number.  The  diplo- 
matic correspondence  of  the  United  States  is  published  in  th(>  volumes  entitled  Foreign 
relations  of  the  United  States.  Laws  are  first  pnldislied  in  slip  form  in  seiiarate  series 
(public  and  private)  and  are  numbered  within  each  series  in  the  order  in  which  they 
become  law  ;  they  are  later  published  in  bound  form  in  the  United  States  Statutes  at  large. 
Treaties  are  issued  in  a  separate  series  and  are  nundiered  in  the  order  in  which  they  are 
proclaime<l.  Treaties  are  also  published  in  the  comidlation  Treaties  and  other  international 
acts  of  the  Uniteil  States  of  America,  which  contains  literal  coides  of  the  documents, 
followed  l)y  notes  of  a  textual  and  procedural  character.  Si)anish.  Portuguese,  and  French 
transl.itions,  i)repared  by  the  Department's  Central  Translating  Office,  have  their  own  pub- 
lication lunnbers  running  consecutivelv  from  1.  The  Department  of  State  Bulletin  pub- 
lished weekly  and  indexed  semiannually  as  of  the  dates  of  the  last  issues  in  .Tune  and 
Decendier,  coiit.-iins  the  texts  of  the  daily  mimeographiv]  press  releases,  information  re- 
garding treaties,  and  other  material  on  the  Denartmenfs  work.  The  Bulletin  contains 
each  C|u;irter  a   complete  list  of  the  Department's  public.-itions  for  the  iirecedint;  quarter. 

The  list  below  frequently  includes  certain  relevant  publications  issued  bv  other  agencies 
of  the  Government  under  requisititon  of  the  Deiiartment  of  State  and  certain  relevant  con- 
gressional documents. 

For  informal  ion  concerninsr  Executive  orders  and  Proclamations  of  the  President,  for- 
merlv  pul)lished  l>y  the  State  Department,  but  betrinnind  with  iSIar.  12,  lO.'^O.  distributed 
by  the  Federal  Register  Division,  see  National  Archives,  Federal  Register  Division,  Federal 
reginter. 

Belfiivm.  Jurisdiction  over  criminal  offenses  conmiitted  by  armed  forces  of  United 
States  in  Belgian  Congo,  agreement  between  T^niteil  Stttte.s  and  Belgium, 
effected  by  excjianges  of  notps :  signed  Washington  Mar.  31,  INIay  •21.  Jtuie  23. 
and  Aug.  4,  1943.  1944.  r2]-f5  p.  (Evecutive  agreement  series  395:  [Publi- 
cation 2180].)  *  Paper,  5c.  •  Item  1037 
L.  C.  card  44-41G02  S  9.8  :  395 

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November  1944  1305 

Blocked  nationals.  Proclaimed  list  of  certain  blocked  nationals,  cumulative  supp. 
2,  Oct.  20,  1944.  containing  additions,  amendments,  and  deletions  made  since 
revision  8  of  Sept.  13,  15)44.  1944.  l2]+3l)  p.  ([Publication  2197. J)  t  • 
L.  C.  card  44-41498  S  1.2  :  N  21/944-2/supp.2 

Bulletin.     Department   of   State   bulletin,   Oct.    1-29,   1944;   v.   11,   no.   275-279. 

•      [1944.]      [2] +337-526   p.   4°      ([Publication   2190,    2193,    2198,    2204,   2207.]) 

[Weekly.]     *  Paper,  10c.  single  copy,  $2.75  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $4.50. 

•  Item  1014 

L.  C.  card  39-20945  S  1.3 :  11/275-279 

Canada.     Radio  broadcasting  stations,   agreement   between   United   States   and 
Canada,  effected  by  exchanges  of  notes;  signed  Ottawa  Nov.  5  and  25,  1943,  and 
Jan.  17,  1944.     1944.     [2] +5  p.     (Executive  agreement  series  400;   [Publica- 
tion 2172].)     *  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  1037 
L.  C.  card  44-41 G03  S  9.8 :  400 

Upper  Columbia  River  basin,  agreement  between  United  States  and  Canada, 

effected  by  e.xchange  of  notes;  signed  Ottawa  F'eb.  25  and  Mar.  3,  1944.     1944. 
[2] +3  p.      (Executive  agreement  sei'ies  309;  [Publication  2171].)     *  Paper,  5c. 

•  Item  1037 

L.  C.  card  44-41600  S  9'.8 :  399 

Cultural-coofiemtion  program,  1938-43;   [prepared  by  Haldore  Hanson].      [1944, 
reprint  with  changes.]     cover  title,  ii-|-71  p.     ( [I'ublication  2137.])     *  Paper» 
15e.  (iucorrectiv  given  in  publication  as  5c.). 
L.  C.  card  44-41010  S  1.2 :  C  89/2/938-43/rep. 

Diplomatic  list,  Sept.  1944.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii+124  p.  24"     ([Publication 
2174.])      [Monthly.     Text  on  p.  2  of  cover.]     *  Paper,  15c.  single  copy,  $1.50 
a  vr. ;  foreign  sub.scriijtion,  $1.75.     •  Item  1015 
L.  C.  card  10-16292  S  1.8 :  944/9 

Ecuador.  Military  mission,  agreement  between  T'nited  States  and  Ecuador; 
signed  Washington  June  29,  1944,  effective  June  29,  1944.  1944.  [2j-fl2  p. 
(p]xecutive  agreement  series  408;  [Publication  2184].)      [English  and  Spanish.] 

•  Paper,  5c.      •  Item  1037 

L.  C.  card  44-41607  S  9.8 :  408 

Foreign  service  regulations.  Memorandum  canceling  visa  supp.  B  of  Foreign 
service  regulations  [of  United  States],  no.  110.  [1944.]  1  p.  4°  [Proc- 
essed.]    t  81.5/2:110 

Memorandum    no.    Ill    transmitting   Executive   order   9431    and    Foreign 

service  order  no.  199   [for  insertion  in  Foreign  se^'vice  regulations  of  United 
States]      [1944.1     1  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t  8  1.5/2:111 

— —  Memorandum  no.  112  transmitting  Foreign  service  orders  196  and  200  [for 
insertifm  in  Foreign  service  I'egulations  of  United  States].  [1944.]  1  p.  4° 
[I'rocessed.]     $  81.5/2:112 

Memorandum  transmitting  mimeographed  inserts  for  Foreign  service  regu- 
lations [of  United  States],  no.  113.  [1944.]  1  p.  4"  [Processed.  Ac- 
companied bv  amended  pages  to  Accounts  supp.  C  of  Foi'cign  .service  regula- 
tions, dated  Aug.  1944.]     |  81.5/2:113 

Great  Britain.  Copyright  extension,  agreement  between  United  States  and  United 
Kingdom  of  Great  Pritain  ;ind  Northern  Ireland,  effected  by  exchange  of  notes; 
signed  Washington  Mar.  10,  1944,  effective  Mar.  10.  1944.  1914.  |2]+10  p. 
(Executive  agreement  series  401;  [I'ublication  2181].)  *  Paper,  5c.  •  Item 
1037 
L.  C.  card  44-41606  S  9.8 :  401 

Guatemala.  Di'tail  of  military  officer  to  serve  as  director  of  Polytechnic  School 
of  Guatemala,  agreement  between  United  States  and  Guatemala,  renewing 
agreement  of  July  17,  1943,  effected  bv  exchange  of  notes;  signed  Washington 
Jan.  5  and  17,  1944,  effective  July  17,  1944.  1944.  [2] +2  p.  (Executive 
agreement  series  397;  [Publication  2108].)  '"Paper,  .5c.  •  Item  1037 
L.  C.  card  44-41559  S  9.8  :  397 

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1306  Government  Publications 

International  peace.  Dumbarton  Oaks  documents  on  intornational  organization. 
[1944.]      [2J+22  p.     (Conference  series  56;  Publication  2192.)     *  Paper,  5c. 

•  Item  KX^l 

L.  C.  card  44-41596  S  5.30 :  56 

Liberia.  Construction  of  port  and  port  works,  agreement  between  United  States 
and  Liberia,  signed  Monrovia  Dec.  31,  1943;  and  exchange  of  notes.  1944.* 
[2]-f  5  p.     (I-:xecutive  agreement  series  411 ;  [Publication  2186].)     *  Paper,  5c. 

•  Item  1037 

L.  C.  card  44-41598  S  9.8 :  411 

Pent.  Military  mission,  agreement  between  United  States  and  Peru ;  signed 
Washington  July  10,  1944,  effective  July  10,  1944.  1944.  [2] +12  p.  (Execu- 
tive   agn'ement    series    4G9;    [Publication    2185].)      [English    and    Spanish.] 

•  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  1037 

L.  C.  card  44-11599  S  9.8 :  409 

Naval  aviation  mission,  agreement  between  United  States  and  Peru,  re- 
newing and  amending  agreement  of  July  31, 1940,  effected  by  exchanges  of  notes ; 
signed  Washington  Jan.  31,  Feb.  18,  Apr.  6,  Apr.  29,  and  May  2,  1944,  effective 
July  31,  1944.  1944.  [2] +4  p.  (Executive  agreement  series  402;  [Publica- 
tion 2173].)     *  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  1037 

L.  C.  card  44-41604  S  9.8 :  402 

Naval  mission,  agreement  between  United  States  and  Peru,  renewing,  with 

additional  article,  agreement  of  July  31,  1940,  effected  by  exchanges  of  notes; 
signed  Washington,  Jan.  31,  Feb.  9,  Mar.  21  and  31.  1944,  effective  July  31, 
1944.     1944.     [2] +3  p.     (Executive  agreement  series  396;  [Publication  2167].) 

•  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  1037 

L.  C.  card  44^1605  S  9.8 :  396 

Presidrntial  elections,  provisions  of  Constitution  and  of  United  States  code. 
[1944.]      [2] +12   p.      ([Publication    2177.])       [Literal   print.]      *  Paper,    5c. 

•  Item  1019 

L.  C.  card  44-41597  S  1.2 :  P  92/944 

Turkey.     Reciprocal  trade  agreement  between  United  States  and  Turkey,  in  ac- 
cordance with  art.  1  of  agreement  of  Apr.  1,  1939,  effected  byexchange  of  notes ; 
signed  Washington  Apr.  14  and  22,  1944.     1944.     [2] +2  p.     (Executive  agree- 
ment series  40<5 ;  [Publication  2182].)     *  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  1037 
L.  C.  card  44-41608  S  9.8  :  406 

United   'Nations   Monetary   and  Financial   Conference,   Bretton   Woods,   N.    H., 
July  1-22,  1944,  final  act  and  related  documents.    1944.    iii+122  p.     ([Confer- 
ence series  55  ;  Publication  2187.] )     *  Paper,  25c.     •  Item  1031 
L.  C.  card  44-415.51  S  5.30 :  55 

Venezuela.     Military  aviation  mission,  agreement  between  United   States  and 
Venezuela ;  signed  Washington  Jan.  13,  1944,  effective  Jan.   13,  1944.     1944. 
[2] +12  p.     (Executive  agreement  series  398;  [Publication  2169.] )      [English 
and  Spjinish.]     *  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  1037 
L.  C.  card  44-41601  S  9.8 :  398 

SUPREME  COURT 

B-W  Construction  Co.  Transcript  of  record.  Supreme  Court  of  United  States, 
Oct.  term,  1944,  no.  431,  United  States  vs.  Joseph  H.  Beuttas,  John  W.  Beuttas, 
and  Paul  H.  Beuttas,  trading  as  B-W  Construction  Co.,  not  inc.,  on  petition 
for  writ  of  certiorari  to  Court  of  Claims.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i+45  p.    J 

Ju6.7:Bl 

Opinions.  Official  reports  of  Supreme  Court,  v.  322  U.  S.,  no.  2.  Preliminary 
print.  [1944.]  cover  title,  iv+[l]  +232-434  p.  [Cases  adjudged  in  Supreme 
Court  at  Oct.  term,  1943  (opinions  May  9-22,  1944).  This  number  contains 
(able  of  cases  reported  in  v.  322,  pts.  1  and  2.  From  United  States  reports, 
V.  322.]  *  Paper,  20c.  single  copy,  $2.(X)  per  term  of  court;  foreign  subscrip- 
tion, $2.75.  Ju  6.8/la  :  322/2 

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November  1944  1307 

TARIFF  COMMISSION 

Rubber.  Rubber.  Wa.shingtou,  Sept.  1944.  cover  title,  [2] +102  p.  il.  (War 
changes  iu  industry  series,  report  6.)      [rrocessetl.    Text  on  p.  2  of  cover.]     t 

TC  1.18 : 6 

TAX  COURT 

Note. — The  Tax  Court  reports  are  first  promulgated  in  leaflet  form,  designated  as 
"advance  sheets."  At  the  end  of  each  month,  these  advance  sheets  are  consolidated  into 
pamphlet  form  and  published  as  "advance  parts."  Later,  the  advance  parts  are  consoli- 
dated and  issued  in  bound  volumes.  A  list  of  memorandum  opinions  is  included  in  each 
volume.  IJoth  the  advance  sheets  and  the  advance  parts  are  sold  on  subscription  by  the 
Sufierintendent  of  Documents.  Government  Printins  Office,  Washington  25,  D.  C.  The 
subscription  price  of  the  "advance  sheets"  is  $2.25  per  volume,  foreign  subscription,  $2.85  ; 
single  copies  usually  5c.  The  ''advance  parts,"  or  monthly  consolidations,  are  sold  as 
follows:  $1.25  per  volume,  foreign  subscription,  $1.85  (single  copies  vary  in  price).  The 
price  of  the  bound  volume  will  be  given  upon  apiilication. 

Banficld,  0.  M.  Estate  of  O.  M.  Banfield,  Franlv  C.  Stipes  and  Genesee  County 
Savings  Bank,  Michigan  banking  corporation,  administrators,  v.  commissioner 
of  Internal  revenue,  opinion ;  docket  no.  111567,  promulgated  Sept.  25,  1944. 
[1944.]     6  p.     ([Opinion]  C.)      [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  4.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

Ju  11.7/a :  4/6 

BlauveU,  Ernest  E.  Ernest  E.  Blauvelt  and  Elizabeth  A.  Blauvelt  v.  commis- 
sioner of  internal  revenue;  Samuel  S.  Evans  and  Emily  M.  Evans  v.  [same], 
opinion;  docket  nos.  1023-24,  promulgated  Sept.  21,  1944.  [1944.]  10  p. 
( [Opinion]  3.)     [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  4.]     *  Paper,  5c.  Ju  11.7/a  :  4/3 

Crown  Cork  International  Corporation  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  find- 
ings of  fact  [and  opinion]  ;  docket  no.  1004,  promulgated  Sept.  21,  1944.  [1944] 
Sp.     ([Opinion]  4.)      [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  4.]     *  Paper,  5c.       Ju  11.7/a  :  4/4 

Decisions.  Reports,  v.  3,  no.  7.  [1944.]  iv+1051-1179  p.  [Contains  decisions 
promulgated  July  1-31,  1944.]  *  Paper,  20«.  single  copy,  $1.25  a  vol. ;  foreign 
subscription,  $1.85.  Ju  11.7/a  2  :  3/7 

Note." — This  "advance  part"  or  "consolidated  issue"  contains  a  month's  decisions  and 
is  issued  in  addition  to  the  separate  opinions  or  "advance  sheets."  Later,  bound  volumes, 
containing  table  of  contents  and  index,  will  be  issued,  the  price  of  these  being  given  at 
the  time  of  publication. 

Reports  of  Tax  Court,  v.  2,  June  1-Dee.  31,  1943;  Mabel  M.  Ov^en,  re- 
porter.    1944.     viii+1304  p.     *  Cloth,  $2.00.     •  Item  104a  Jull.7:2 

Dinnout,  Frederick  F.  Estate  of  Frederick  F.  Dumont,  Easton  Trust  Company, 
executor,  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  opinion ;  docket  no.  1133,  pro- 
mulgated Sept.  30,  1944.  [1944.]  lip.  ([Opinion]  17.)  [From  T.  C.  Reports, 
V.  4.]     *  Paper,  5c,  Ju  11.7/a  :  4/17 

Hithbart,  Ralph  D.  Ralph  D.  Hubbart  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  find- 
ings of  fact  [and  opinion]  ;  docket  no.  1501,  promulgated  Sept.  30,  1944.  [1944.] 
4  p.     ([Opinion]  14.)     [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  4.]     *  Paper,  5c.     Ju  11.7/a  :  4/14 

Intercounty  Operating  Corporation  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue  [findings 
of  fact  and  opinion]  ;  docket  nos.  110381,  112302,  promulgated  Sept.  28,  1944. 
[1944.]     16  p.     ([Opinion]  8.)      [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  4.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

Ju  11.7/a:  4/8 

Lake,  P.  O.,  Inc.  P.  G.  Lake,  Inc.,  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  finding.^  of 
fact  [and  opinion]  ;  docket  no.  1G30,  promulgated  Sept.  15,  1944.  [1944.]  5  p. 
( [Opinion]  1).     [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  4.]     *  Paper,  5c.  Ju  11.7/a  :  4/1 

LeRoy,  Robert.  Robert  LeRoy  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  findings  of 
fact  [and  opinion]  ;  docket  no.  2291.  promulgated  Sept.  29,  1944.  [1944.]  6  p. 
( [Oi)inion]  9.)      [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  4.]     »  Paper,  5c.  Ju  11.7/a  :  4/9 

MrCuIloiujh,  nail  P.  Hall  Park  McCullough  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue, 
opitiion  ;  docket  no.  2399,  promulga((>d  Sept.  29,  1944.  [1944.]  13  p.  ([Opin- 
ion] 13.)      [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  4.]     *  Paper,  5c.  Ju  li.7/a  :  4/13 

Ne%o  Jersey  Mortgage  and  Title  Co.  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue  [findings 
of  fact  and  opinion]  ;  docket  no.  109011.  promulgated  Aug.  28,  1944.  [1944.] 
15  p.     ([Opinion]   163.)      [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  3.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

Ju  11.7/a:  3/163 

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Pioneer  Parachute  Company,  Inc.,  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  opinion ; 
(locket  no.  3367.  promulgated  Sept.  25,  1^14.  [1944.]  3  p.  ([Opinion]  5.) 
[From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  4.]     *  Paper,  5c.  Ju  11.7/a :  4/5 

Safeguard  Mutual  Fire  Insurance  Company  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue 
[findings  of  fact  and  opinion]  ;  docket  no.  1883,  promulgated  Sept.  29,  1944. 
[1&44.]     14  p.     ([Opinion]  10.)     [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  4.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

Ju  11.7/a :  4/10 

Stockstrom,  Mrs.  Bertha.  Louis  Stockstrom  and  M.  E.  Turner,  trustees  and  trans- 
ferees of  estate  of  Bertha  Stockstrom,  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue, 
opinion;  docket  no.  2127,  promulgated  Sept.  18,  1944.  [1944.]  5  p.  ([Opin- 
ion] 2.)      [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  4.]     *  Paper,  5c.  Ju  11.7/a  :  4/2 

Sunderland,  Mrs.  Dorothy  K.  Dorothy  K.  Sunderland  v.  commissioner  of  internal 
revenue,  findings  of  fact  [and  opinion]  ;  docket  no.  2102,  promulgated  Sept.  29, 
1{>44.     [1944.]     6  p.     ( [Opinion]  11.)      [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  4.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

Ju  11.7/a :  4/11 

United  Cooperatives,  Inc.,  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  findings  of  fact 
[and  opinion]  ;  docket  no.  112767,  promulgated  Sept.  29.  1944.  [1944.]  16  p. 
([Opinion]  12.)     [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  4.]     *  Paper,  5c.  Ju  11.7/a  :  4/12 

Vandcnhoeck,  Paul  M.  Estate  of  Paul  M.  Vandenhoeck.  Jeanne  S.  Vandenhoeck, 
executrix,  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue ;  Jeanne  S.  Vandenhoeck,  trans- 
feree and  lieneficiary,  v.  [same;  findings  of  fact  and  opinion];  docket  nos. 
111609,  111610,  promulgated  Sept.  30,  1944.  [1944.]  16  p.  ([Opinion]  15.) 
[From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  4.]     *  Paper,  5c.  Ju  11.7/a :  4/15 

TENNESSEE  VALLEY  AUTHORITY 

Addresses.  Industrial  nursing  with  Tennessee  Valley  Authority,  [by]  Mrs.  Zillah 
T.  Pechin,  head  public  health  nurse,  Wilson  Dam  medical  unit,  Wilson  Dam,  Ala. 
[1944.]  3  p.  4°  [Processed.  Resume  of  a  talk  made  by  Mrs.  Pechin,  Birming- 
ham, Dec.  8,  1943,  before  meeting  of  nurses  from  1st  district  of  Alabama.]     t 

Y  3.T  25 :  15  P  33 

Notes  used  by  L.  C.  Salter  in  address.  Role  of  farmers'  cooperative  associa- 
tions in  Valley  resources  development,  at  meeting  of  Tennessee  Rural  Electric 
Cooperative  Association,  Nashville,  Sept.  12-13,  1944.  [1944.]  6  leaves.  4° 
[Processed.]     t  Y3.T25:15Sa3 

Coal.  River  shipment  of  domestic  bituminous  coal  from  southern  Appalachian 
fields  to  upper  Mississippi  River  territory ;  prepared  by  River  Transportation 
Division.  Knoxville,  Tenn.,  Sept.  1944.  [41]  leaves,  il.  4°  [Processed.]  t 
L.  C.  card  44-41569  Y  3.T  25  :  2  C  63 

Eleetricitu.  Electricity  sales  statistics,  monthly  report  112;  June  1944.  [1944.] 
[3]  p.  il.  4°     [Processed.     Issued  with  perforations.]     t  Y  3.T  25 :  13/112 

Same,  monthly  report  113;  July  1944.     [1944.]     [3]  p.  il.  4°     [Processed. 

Issued  with  perforations.]     t  Y  3.T  25 :  13/113 

Same,  monthly  report  114;  Aug.  1944.     [1944.]    [3]  p.  il.  4°     [Processed, 

Issued  with  perforations.]     t  Y  3.T  25  :  13/114 

Malaria.     Malaria.     [1944.]     [4]  p.  il.     [Processed.]     t  Y  3.T  25 : 2  M  29/7 

Report  of  educational  phases  of  malaria  control  work  in  Kentucky  reser- 
voir, summer  of  1944.     [1944.]      [43]  p.  2  pi.  map,  4"     [Processed.]     f 

L.  C.  card  44-41 535  Y  3.T  25 :  2  M  29/8 

Precipitation  in  Tennessee  River  basin,  Aug.  1944.     [1944.]      [2]  +15-f-  [13]  p.  il.  4° 
[Monthlv.     Processed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  38-32755  Y  3.T  25 :  14/944-8 

Thompson,  Walter  L.  No.  9077,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  6th  circuit.  Walter 
Lee  Thompson  et  al.  v.  United  States  upon  relation  and  for  use  of  Tennessee 
Vallev  Authoritv;  brief  on  behalf  of  appellee.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
iii+28-f  [l]+xviii  p.     |  Y3.T25:2T37 

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November  1944  1309 

TREASURY  DEPARTMENT 

Addresses.  Address  by  Preston  Delano,  comptroller  of  currency,  before  National 
Association  of  Supervisors  of  State  Banks,  Milwaukee,  Wis.,  scheduled  for  de- 
livery Sept.  28, 1944.     [1944.]     4  leaves,  4°     [Processed.]     t  T  1.31 :  N  21/4 

Postwar  municipal  finance  in  national  economy,  address  before  American 

Planning  and  Civic  Association  Conference,  St.  Louis,  June  15,  1944,  by  Walter 
W.  Heller,  assistant  to  director  of  tax  research,  Treasury  Depai'tment.  [1944.] 
10  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  TG4.7:P84 

Bonds  of  United  States.  United  States  of  America,  2  percent  Treasury  bonds  of 
1952-54,  dated  and  bearing  interest  from  Dec.  1,  1944,  due  Dec.  15,  1954,  re- 
deemable at  option  of  United  States  at  par  and  accrued  interest  on  and  after 
Dec.  15,  1952,  interest  payable  June  15  and  Dec.  15.  Nov.  20,  1944.  4  leaves,  4° 
(Department  circular  756;  Fiscal  Service,  Public  Debt  Bureau.)  [Proc- 
essed.]    t  T  1.4/2:  756 

United  States  of  America,  2iA  percent  Treasury  bonds  of  1906-71,  dated 

and  bearing  interest  from  Dec.  1,  1944,  due  Mar.  15,  1971,  redeemable  at  option 
of  United  States  at  par  and  accrued  interest  on  and  after  Mar.  15,  1966,  interest 
payable  Mar.  15  and  Sept.  15.  Nov.  20,  1944.  5  leaves,  4°  (Department  cir- 
cular 755 ;  Fiscal  Service,  Public  Debt  Bureau.)      [Processed.]     f     T  1.4/2  :  755 

Finaiice.     Bulletin  of  Treasury  Department,  analysis  of  receipts  and  expendi- 
tures, composition  of  public  debt,  prices  and  yields  of  Government  securities, 
other  treasury  statistics,  Oct.  1944.     [1944.]     cover  title,  [3]+Al+72  p.  il.  4° 
[Monthly.     Processed.]     f 
L.  C.  card  39-26387  T 1.3 :  944/10 

Daily  statement  of  Treasury,  compiled  from  latest  proved  reports  from 

Treasury  offices  and  depositaries,  Oct.  2-31,  1944.  [1944.]  various  paging, 
nairow  f     [Dailv  except  Sundays  and  holidays.]     f 

L.  C.  card  15-331.3  T  1.5  :  944 

International  monetary  fund.     Articles  of  agreement,   international   monetary 
fund  and  international  bank  for  reconstruction  and  development,  United  Nations 
Monetary  and  Financial  Conference,  Bretton  Woods,  N.  H.,  July  1-22,  1944, 
[1944.]     x+89  p.     *  Paper,  15c.     •  Item  1057 
L.  C.  card  44-41561  T  1.2:  In  8/9 

Treasury  certificates.  United  States  of  America,  %  percent  Treasury  certificates 
of  indebtedness  of  series  G-1945,  dated  and  bearing  interest  from  Oct.  1,  1944, 
due  Oct.  1,  1945.  Sept.  25,  1944.  1  p.  4°  (Department  circular  752;  Fiscal 
Service,  Public  Debt  Bureau.)     t  T  1.4/2  :  752 

United  States  of  America,  %  percent  Treasury  certificates  of  indebtedness 

of  series  H-1945.  dated  and  bearing  interest  from  Dec.  1,  1944,  due  Dec.  1,  1945. 
Nov.  20,  1944.  3  leaves,  4°  (Department  circular  758;  Fiscal  Service,  Public 
Debt  Bureau.)      [Processed.]     f  T  1.4/2: 758 

Treasury  rfrr/.s/ojj.s  under  customs,  certain  internal  revenue,  narcotic  and  other 
laws,  including  decisions  of  Customs  Court  and  Court  of  Customs  and  Patent 
Appeals,  V.  79,  nos.  67-70 ;  Oct.  5-26,  1944.     [1944.]     various  paging.     [Weekly.] 
*  Paper,  10c.  single  copy,  $3.00  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $4.70. 
L.  C.  card  10-30490  T  1.11/2  :  79/67-70 

Treasury  votes.  United  States  of  America,  1%  peicent  Treasury  notes  of  series 
C-1947,  dated  and  bearing  interest  from  Dec.  1,  1944,  due  Sept.  15,  1947,  interest 
payable  INIar.  15  and  Sept.  15.  Nov.  20,  1944.  3  leaves,  4°  (Department 
circular  757;  Fiscal  Service,  Public  Debt  Bureau.)     [Processed.]     t 

T  1.4/2 :  757 


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1310  Government  Pubulcations 

War  savings  bonds — Continued. 

Kognlntions  f^ovorniiig  rcplnccmcn)  out  of  fund  established  by  Government 

losses  in  shipnieiit  act,  as  aiucndi'd,  of  any  losses  resulting  from  payments  made 
in  conni'ftion  with  redemiilion  of  United  States  savings  bonds.  Sept.  5,  l'J44. 
[2J  p.  4"     (Department  circular  751;  Fiscal  Service,  Public  Debt  Bureau.)     t 

T  1.4/2 :  751 

CUSTOMS  BUREAU 

Ships.  Measurement  of  vessels,  regulations  relating  to  admeasurement  of  vessels, 
together  with  relevant  laws  of  United  States,  Suez  Canal  regulations,  and 
Panama  Canal  rules  [effective  Mar.  1,  1940,  substitute  title  page  and  other  pages 
containing  corrections]  ;  1st  rev.,  June  11(44.  1944.  p.  i-ii,  B1-B2,  B15-B16,  4° 
[Issued  in  loose-leaf  form.]  f  •  Item  2G8 
L.  C.  card  44-41590  C  25.6/3  :  V  63/t.p./lst  rev., etc. 

NitTE. — Tliese  pages  are  classed  with  the  original  publication  under  Marine  Inspection 
and  Navigation  Bureau,  so  that  they  may  be  tiled  together. 

FISCAL  SERVICE 

PUBLIC  DEBT  BUKEAU 

Money.     Circulation  statement  of  United  States  money,  Aug.  31,  1944.     [1944.] 
1  p.  oblong  S°     [Monthly.]     f     •  Item  1091 
L.  C.  card  10-212G7  T  63.207  :  944/8 

TRE1A.SUKEB  OF  UNITED  STATES 

Paper  money.  Monthly  statement,  paper  currency  of  each  denomination  out- 
standing Sept.  30,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  oblong  12°     t     •  Item  1004 

T  63.307 :  944/9 

INTERNAL  REVENUE  BUREAU 

Income  tax.  Withholding  of  income  tax  from  wages,  employer's  duties  under 
subchap.  D,  chap.  9,  internal  revenue  code,  as  amended  by  individual  income 
tax  act  of  1944.     Revised  1944.     [1944.]     11  p.  4"     (Circular  WT.)     f 

T  22.20/2 :  In  2/944 

Internal  revenue  hulJetin,  1944,  no.  19  and  20;  Oct.  11  and  22,  1944.     1944.     iv-f2S 
p.  and  iv-f26  p.     [Semi-monthly.     Include  Rulings  11853-868.]      •  Item  1098 
L.  C.  card  22-26051  T  22.23/1 :  ^4/19,20 

Note. — Tlie  Internal  revenue  bulletin  service  for  1944  will  consist  of  semimonthly 
bulletins  and  an  annual  cumulative  bulletin.  The  semimontlily  bulletins  will  contain  the 
rulings  and  decisions  to  lie  made  public  and  all  Treasury  Department  decisions  (known 
as  Treasury  dccisisons)  pertaining  to  internal  revenue  matters.  The  annual  cumulative 
bulletin  will  ciuitain  all  rulings  and  decisions  (including  Treasury  decisions)  published 
during  the  previous  12  months.  The  complete  bulletin  service  may  be  obtained  on  a 
sul)scripti<(n  basis,  from  the  Superintendent  of  Documents,  Government  Printing  Office, 
Washington  25,  D.  C,  10c.  single  copy,  $2.50  a  yr.  ;  foreign  subscription  $3.75. 

PROCUREMENT  DIVISION 

Oovernmcnt  supplier.  General  schedule  of  supplies :  Acids,  chemicals,  drugs,  and 
gases  under  class  51,  Sept.  15,  1944-Mar.  14,  1945.     1944.     31  p.  4°     t 

T  58.8 :  51/944-45 

Same:  Bolts,  nuts,  screws,  and  washers  under  class  43,  Oct.  1,  1944-Sept. 

30,1945.     [1944.]     5  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t  T  58.8 :  43/944-45 

Same :  Cement,  paints,  and  paint  ingredients  under  class  52,  Oct.  1,  1944- 
Sept.  30,  1945.     [1944.]     16  p.  4°     [Processed.]     I  T  58.8: 52/944-45 

Same:  Hospital,  laboratory,  and  surgical  apparatus  and  supplies  under 

class  57,  Oct.  1,  1944-Sept.  30,  1945.     1&44.     34  p.  4°     %  T  58.8  :  57/944-45 

General  schedule  of  supplies,  amdt.  552,  556,  575,  587-589,  594-595,  597-598, 

601-604,  608-609,  (i14-615;  .Jnly  19-Oct.  18,  1944.  [1944.]  various  paging, 
various  sizes,     [i'rocessed.]     t  T  58.8/3 :  552,etc. 

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No^^MBER  1944  1311 

FEDERAL   STANDARD    STOCK    CATALOG   DIVISION 

Note. — In  the  list  below,  some  of  the  Amciulments,  dated  after  Oct.  10,  lO-lS,  are  for 
specifications  issued  by  the  Federal  Standard  Stock  Catalog  Board  (now  Federal  Standard 
Stock  Catalog  Division)  while  it  was  under  the  Budget  Bureau,  and  for  these,  the  old 
classification  T  51.7/8  :  is  retained  in  order  tliat  they  may  be  filed  with  the  publications 
to  wliicli  they  belong.  Tlie  following  publications  are  issued  with  perforations  for  insertion 
in  binders.      •  Item  1116 

Government  supplies.  Federal  standard  stock  catalog:  sec.  4,  pt.  1,  Quarterly 
supplement,  index  of  Emergency  alternate  Federal  specifications;  Sept.  1,  1944. 
[1!*44.]  cover  title,  48  p.  12°  [Issued  with  perforations.]  *  Paper,  10c. 
•  Item  1116  T  OS.10/3  :  ind./943-2/supp.,  emer.-3 

■     Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  asphalt,  emulsion  for  road 

vrork;  Atig.  23,  1944.  [1944.]  4  p.  12"  (SS-A-674a.)  [Supersedes  Fed.spec. 
SS-A-<i74,  May  7,  1935.]     *  Paper,  5c.  T  58.10/3  :  SS-A-G74a 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  bicycles,  amdt.  1 ;  Aug.  30,  1944. 

1944.     1  p.  12°     (KKK-B-28G  [amdt.  1].)     f     T  58.10/3:  KKK-B-286/anidt.  1 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  boxes,  wood-cleated-plywood 

(for  domestic  shipments),  amdt.  1;  Aug.  11,  1944.  [1944.]  5  p.  12°  (NN-B- 
601a  [amdt.  1].)  [Supersedes  Emergency  alternate  Fed.  spec.  E-NN-B-601a, 
Jan.  22,  1942.]     t  T  58.10/3 :  NN-B-601a/amdt.  1 

Same:  sec.  4.  pt.  5,  Federal  snocification  for  boxes,  wood,  wirebound,  for 

domestic  shipment ;  Aug.  30, 1944.  1:1944.]  19  p.  il.  12°  (NN-B-631b.)  [Super- 
sedes Fed.  Spec.  NN-B-631a,  Oct.  5,  1939.)     *  Paper,  5c. 

T  58.10/3 :  NN-B-631b 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  bronze,  ingots ;  Aug.  11,  1944. 

[1944]  6  p.  12°  (QQ-B-701a.)  [Supersedes  Fed.  spec.  QQ-B-701,  May  31, 
1932.]     *  Paper,  5c.  T  58.10/3  :  QQ-B-701a 

.  Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  bronze,  manganese,  castings 

(including  manganese-aluminum  bronze) ,  amdt.  1 :  July  27,  1944.  1944.  1  p.  12° 
(QQ-B-72GC  [amdt.  1].)     t  T  58.10/3  :  QQ-B-72Gc/amdt.  1 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  cloth,  wire,  screen,  amdt.  4 ; 

Aug.  30,  1944.  [1944.]  4  p.  12°  (RR-C-451a  [amdt.  4].)  [Supersedes 
Amendment  3,  June  16,  1944.]     f  T  58.10/3 :  RR-C-451a/amdt.  4 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  fasteners,  paper,  steel  (flat  and 

round  head)  ;  Sept.  6,  1944.     [1944.]     5  p.  12^     (FF-F-llS.)     *  Paper,  5c. 

T  58.10/3 :  FF-F-118 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  glass,  flat  for  glazing  purposes, 

amdt.  1;  Aug.  30,  1944.     [1944.]     2  p.  12°     (DD-G-451  [amdt.  1].)     t 

T  51.7/8 :  DD-G-451/amdt.  1 

• Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  glue,  resin-type  liquid  and 

powder;  Sept.  14,  1944.     [1944.]     10  p.  il.  12°     (C-G--i96.)     *  Paper,  5c. 

T  58.10/3 :  C-G^96 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  holders,  nerve-broach,  dental ; 

Sept.  14,  1944.     [1944.]     6  p.  il.  12°     (GG-H-577.)     *  Paper.  5c. 

T  58.10/3 :  GG-H-577 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  iron  oxide,  black,  synthetic,  dry 

(paint  pigment),  Aug.  17,  1944.     [1944.]     6  p.  12°     (TT-I-C98.)      *  Paper,  5c. 

T  58.10/3 :  TT-I-698 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  iron  oxide,  brown,  synthetic,  dry 

(paint  pigment)  ;  Aug.  17,  1944.     [1944.]     6  p.  12"     (TT-I-7n2).     *  Paper,  5c. 

T  58.10/3  :TT-I-702 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  leather,  lace,  amdt.  1;  Sept. 

14,1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  12"  (KK-Lr-201a  [amdt.  1].)  [Supersedes  Emergency 
alternate  Fed.  spec.  E-KK-Iv-201a,  Nov.  6,  1942.]     t 

T  58.10/3  :  KK-Lr-201a/amdt.  1 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  mortar,  heat-setting,  refractory ; 

Aug.  30,  1944.     [1944.]     5  p.  12°     (HH-M-622.)     *  Paper.  5c. 

T  58.10/3 :  HH-M-622 

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1312  Government  Publications 

Oovemment  supplies — Continued. 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  nickel,  anodes ;  Aug.  17,  1944. 

[1944.]     3  p.  12°     (QQ-N-265.)     ♦  Paper,  5c.  T  58.10/3 :  QQ-N-265 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  outlet-bodies,  iron   (cast  or 

malleable),  cadmium  or  zinc-coated,  witb  covers  and  accessories  (for  shore  use), 
amdt.  1 ;  Aug.  30,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  12"  (W-O-S06  [anidt.  1].)  [Supersedes 
Emergency  alternate  Fed.  spec.  E-W-O-806,  Apr.  3,  1942.]     t 

T  58.10/3  :  W-O-806/amdt.  1 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  outlet-boxes,  steel,  cadmium 

or  zinc-coated,  with  covers  and  accessories,  amdt.  2;  Aug.  30,  1944.  [1944.] 
3  p.  12°  (W-0-821a  [amdt.  2].)  [Supersedes  Amendment  1,  Nov.  1,  1941,  and 
Emergency  alternate  E-W-0-821a,  Feb.  27,  1942.]     t 

T  58.10/3 :  W-0-821a/amdt.  2 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  pads,  surgical-operating,  amdt. 

2;  Aug.  30,  1944.  [1944.]  [2]  p.  12"  (ZZ-P-51  [amdt.  2].)  [Supersedes 
Amendment   1,   Dec.   1935.]      t  T  51.7/8 :  ZZ-P-51/amdt.2 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  peanut  butter ;  Sept.  6,  1944. 

[1944.]  5  p.  12"  (Z-P-196a.)  [Supersedes  Fed.  spec.  Z-P-IOH.  Mar.  31.  1931.] 
»  Paper,  5c.  T  58.10/3 :  Z-P-196a 

Same  :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  pencils,  spiral-paper  form,  wax ; 

Aug.  23,  1944.     [1944.]     5  p.  12°     (SS-P-196.)     *  Paper,  5c. 

T  58.10/3 :  SS-P-196 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  penholders,  wood,  amdt.  1 ; 

July  22,  1944.  1944.  1  p.  12"  (GG-P-181a  [amdt.  1].)  [Supersedes  Emer- 
gency alternate  Fed.  spec.  E-GG-P-181a,  Feb.  11,  1942.]     t 

T  58.10/3 :  GG-P-181a/amdt.  1 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  pillows,  air,  rubber,  amdt.  1 ; 

Aug.  30,  1944.     1944.     1  p.  12"     (ZZ-P-351  [amdt.  1].)     t 

T  51.7/8 :  ZZ-P-351/amdt.  1 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  pins,  cotter,  split,  amdt.  2 ; 

Sept.  6,  1944.  [1944.]  3  p.  12"  (FF-P-386a  [amdt.  2].)  [Supersedes  amdt. 
1,  Dec.  10, 1943.]    t  T  58.10/3  :  FF-P-3S6a/amdt.2 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  pipe,  bends  and  traps,  lead  for 

plumbing  and  water-distribution  ;  Sept.  6,  1944.  [1944.]  14  p.  il.  12^  ( WW-P- 
325.)      *  Paper,   5c.  T  58.10/3 :  WW-P-325 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  road  and  paving-materials, 

general  specifications  (methods  for  sampling  and  testing),  amdt.  1;  Aug.  30, 
1944.     [1944.]    4  p.  12"    (SS-Il-406a[amat.  1].)     t 

T  58.10/3 :  SS-R^06a/amdt.l 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  sharpeners,  pencil,  amdt.  1 ; 

Sept.  6, 1944.    [1944.]    3  p.  12"    (GG-S-236  [amdt.  1.].)     t 

T  58.10/3 :  GG-S-236/amdt.l 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specifications  for  sponges,  cellulose-type,  amdt. 

3 ;  Aug.  30,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  12"  (I^S-G26  [amdt.  3].)  [Supersedes  Amend- 
ment 2,  Apr.  19,  1944.]     t  T  58.10/3 :  I^S-626/amdt.3 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5.  Federal  specification  for  syringes,  fountain,  cloth-in- 
serted, amdt.  1;  Aug.  30,  1944.  [1944.]  [2]  p.  12"  (ZZ-S-901  [amdt.  1].) 
[Supersedes  Emergency  alternate  Fed.  spec.  E-ZZ-S-901.  Apr.  S,  1942.]     t 

T  51.7/8 :  ZZ-S-9ai/amdt.l 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specificatiton  for  tars,    (for  use  in)    road 

construction,  amdt.  1;  Aug.  30,  1944.    1944.    1  p.  12"     (R-T-143  [amdt.  1].)     t 

T  58.10/3 :  R-T-143/amdt.l 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  tires,  pneumatic,  automobile 

and  motorcycle,  amdt.  1;  July  13,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  12"  (ZZ-T-381d  [amdt. 
1].)  [Supersedes  Emergency  alternate  Fed.  spec.  E-ZZ-T-381d.  Mar.  31, 
1942.]     t  T  58.10/3 :  ZZ-T-381d/amdt.l 

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November  1944  1313 

Government  supplies — Continued. 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  traps,  radiator,  thermostatic, 

brass  or  bronze,  low-pressure,  100-square-foot  size  (for  land  use),  anidt.  2; 
Aug.  23,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  12°  (WW-T-696  [amdt.  2].)  [Supersedes  Aujend- 
ment  1,  Sept.  9, 1939,  and  Emergency  alternate  E-WW-T-696,  Mar.  11,  1943.]    t 

T  58.10/3 :  WW-T-696/amdt.2 

Supplement  41—43  to  Index  of  Federal  specific-ations  revised  Dec.  1,  1943 ; 

Oct.  11-25,  1944.     [1944.]     Each  2  p.  or  1  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

T  5S.10/3 :  ind/943-2/supp.41 

RESEARCH  AND  STATISTICS  DIVISION 

Bonds  of  United  States.  Prices  and  yields  of  public  marketable  securities  issued 
by  United  States  Government  and  by  Federal  agencies,  Sept.  1944.  [1944.] 
7  p.  f "     [Monthly.]     t     •  Item  1120  T  62.7 :  944/9 

TAX  RESEARCH  DIVISION 

Note. — The  Division  of  Tax  Research  was  estahlished  in   the  Office  of  the  Secretary, 
effective  June  1,  1938,  by  Treasury  Department  Order  IS,  dated  Mar.  25,  1938. 

Excise  taxes,  United  States,  Canada  and  United  Kingdom  [with  bibliographical 
note;  prepared  by  John  Copeland,  with  assistance  of  Arthur  Jaffe].     [1944.] 
[2]+iii-f43  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  44-41526  T  64.2:  Ex  2 

Materials  available  for  distribution  by  Division  of  Tax  Research,  Ti*easury  De- 
partment, July  1,  1944.     [1944.]   2  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t         T  64.2 :  P  96/944 

WAR  FINANCE  DIVISION 

Minute  man,  v.  4,  no.  4  and  5;  Oct.  1  and  15,  1944.  [1944.]  Each  16  p.  11.  4" 
[Semimonthly.]     t     •  T  66.7 :  4/4,5 

Music  in  service  of  schools  at  war,  here  is  plan  for  your  community !  [prepared 
for  Music  Educators  National  Conference  by  Education  Section].  [1944.] 
12  p.  il.  4°     t     •  T  66.2  :  M  97 

Plays.  Squander  bug  mystery,  play  for  elementary  and  junior  high  schools,  writ- 
ten as  contribution  to  war  finance  program;  by  Aileen  L.  Fisher.  [1944.] 
[3]  -flO  p.  4°  [Processed.  Includes  list  of  Related  war  savings  materials  issued 
by  War  Finance  Division.]     f  T  66.2  :Sq  2/3 

To  high  school  drama  coaches,  music  supervisors,  and  physical  education 

directors  :  [Your  school  can  do  an  important  war  job  by  producing  Figure  it  out]. 
[1944.]      [2]  p.  large  4°,  folded  into  large  8"  size.      (Education  Section.)     t 

T  66.2  :  F  46/ann. 

Posters.    Let's  go!   our  quota  is  $ ,   6th  war  loan;    [poster].     1944. 

27.9  X  19.9  in.     t  T  66.8 :  W  19/7 

Nest  eggs  won't  hatch  unless  you  set  on  them !  hang  on  to  your  war  bonds  ; 

oflScial  Treasury  poster.     1944.     27.9X20  in.     f  T  66.8  :B  64/20 

Thanks,  Buddy!  newspaper  boys  have  sold  over  ly^  billion  war  savings 

stamps  since  Pearl  Harbor ;  olficial  Treasury  poster.     1944.     25X20  in.     t 

T  66.8 :  N  47 

This  was  once  good  earth !  buy  more  war  bonds ;  official  Treasury  poster. 

1944.     26.5X20.1  in.     [Illustrator,  Allen  Scalling.]     f  T  66.8  :B  64/22 

[War  bond  posters.]     n.  p.  Abbott  Laboratories   [1944].     8  posters,  each 

15.5X11  in.     [Contribution  to  Treasury's  schools-at-war-program.]     t 

T  66.8 :  B  64/21/uo.  1-no.  8 
Bonds  build  ships  !  buy  more  br  nds.      [Illustrator,  George  Picken.] 
Buy  war  bonds.      [Illustrator,   Symeon   Shimin.] 
Carry  your  share,  buy  war  bonds.      [Illustrator,  Joseph  Hirsch.] 
For  all  the  brave,  buy  war  boads.      [Illustrator,  David  Mar^'olis.] 
If  you  can't  go  across,  come  .\cruss  I  buy  war  bonds.      [Illustrator,  Ernest  Fiene.] 
Invest  in  invasion,  buy  war  bonds.      [Illustrator,  Harold  Lehman.] 
Speed  the  day  with  war  bonds.      [Illustrator,  Joseph  Hirsch.] 
To  keep  our  land  secure,  buy  war  bonds.      [Illustrator,  Leon  Kroll.] 

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1314  GoVEIiNMENT   PUBLICATIONS 

ScJionls  at  war,  quarterly  war  saving.s  now-s  bulletin  for  teachers  ;  Sept.  1944  issue. 
[1944.]  20  p.  il.  large  4°  [Accompanied  by  2  inserts,  2  p.  il.  oblong  f",  folded 
into  large  4"  size,  and  4  p.  4",  consisting  of  wall  map,  picture  material,  etc.]     t 

T  66.9 : 8 

Songs.     Songs  for  the  home  front,     n.  p.  [1944.]     [2]  p.  il.  4"     t       T66.2:  So  5/3 

Songs  for  war  bond  rallies.  [1944.]  [G]  p.  narrow  8°  (Education  Sec- 
tion.)    t     •  T  66.2:  So  5/2 

War  savings  tonds.  How  it  has  been  done,  sales  manual  for  payroll  chairmen 
and  Treasury  representatives.  6th  war  loan  edition.  [1944.]  20  p.  il.  4°  t 
•  T  6G.6 :  Sa  3/2/944-2 

■ War  financing  for  peace  &  prosperity,  how  war  bonds  help  speed  victory, 

check  rising  prices,  insure  post-war  prosperity,  facts  and  discussion  questions 
[with  additional  reference  material;  prepared  by  Education  Section.]  [1944.] 
[IG]  p.  il.  4°     t  T  G6.2  :  W  19/9 

VETERANS  ADMINISTRATION 

Decisions.  Administrator's  decision,  Veterans  Administration,  no.  592-596;  Oct. 
12-25,1944.     [1944.]     various  paging,  4"     [Processed.]     t  VA  1.8 :  592-596 


WAR  DEPARTMENT 

Army  regulations. 

Note. — Army  regulations  are  administrative  regulations  for  the  military  service  and 
are  issued  in  pamphlet  form  for  insertion  in  loose-leaf  binders.      •  Item  1129 

30-1830.  Quartermaster  Corps:  Burial  expenses;  Oct.  13,  1944.  [1944.]  11  p. 
[Supersedes  AR  30-1830,  Aug.  11,  1943,  including  Changes  1,  Aug.  22, 
1944.]      *  Paper,    5c.  W  1.6  :  30-1830/4 

30-1840.  Same  :  National  cemeteries  ;  Oct.  9,  1944.  [1944.]  4  p.  [Supersedes  AR 
30-1840,  Oct.  6,  1941,  including  Changes  2,  Aug.  4,  1944.]      *  Paper,  oc. 

W  1.6  :  30-1840/5 

30-2210.  Same:  Rations,  Changes  7;  Sept.  26.  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  [Supersedes  AR 
30-2210,  Changes  1-6,  Oct.  14,  1942-Feb.  10,  1944,  and  par.  2,  sec.  3, 
Circular  134,  1944.]      *  Paper,  5c.  W  1.6  :  30-2210/5/ch.  7 

30-2215.  Same  :  Meal  tickets.  Changes  2  ;  Sept.  23,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  [Supersedes 
AR  30-2215,  Changes  1,  Apr.  15,  1944,  and  par.  3b.  sec.  2,  Circular  350, 
1944.]      *  Paper,   5c.  W  1.6  :  30-2215/3/ch.  2 

30-2290.  Same  :  Sale  of  supplies  and  services,  Changes  9  :  Oct.  16.  1944.  [1944.]  2  p. 
[Supersedes  AR  30-2290,  Changes  5-7,  Sept.  16-Dec.  4,  1943.]      *  Paper.  5c. 

W  1.6  :  30-2290/7/ch. 9 

30-3010.  Same  :  Price  list  of  regular  supplies  and  other  miscellaneous  supplies.  Changes 
1  ;  Oct.  16,  1944.      [1944.]      2  p.      *Paper,  5c.  W  1.6 :  30-3010/19/ch.l 

30-3020.  Same  :  Price  list  of  animal-drawn  vehicles,  harness,  saddlery,  and  pacli  equip- 
ment.  Changes  1  ;   Oct.   16,   1944.     1944.     1   p.     *  Paper,   5c. 

W1.6:  30-3020/2/ch.  1 

35-190.  Finance  Department:  Gifts  and  donations;  Sept.  21,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p. 
[Supersedes    sec.    1,    Circular    274,    and    sec.    1,    Circular    401,     1942.] 

*  Paper.   5c.  W  1.6  :  35-190 
35-600.     Same  :  Official  checks  and  Treasury -warrants  :  Sept.  20,  1944.      [1944.]      lip. 

[.Supersedes  AR  35-580,  Feb.  5,  1940.  including  Changes  1,  Oct.  21,  1942, 
and    AR    35-600,    May    16,    1938,    including    Changes    1,    Oct.    21.    1942.] 

*  Paper.  5c.  W  1.6  :  3.5-600/4 
35—730.     Same :  Decisions   of    Comptroller    General   and    settlement    of    claims    by    or 

against  United   States-    Sept.   21,   1944.      [1944.]      6   p.      [Supersedes  AR 

35-730.   July    24.    1942.]      *  Paper,    5c.  W  1.6  :  35-7.30/4 

3i>-1040.   Same  ;  Vouchers  pertaining  to  money  accounts,  Changes  6 ;  Oct. 2,  1944.     1944. 

1  p.     *  Paper,   5c.  W  1.6  :  35-1040/7/ch.  6 
35—1340.  Same  :  How  time  computed  in  payment  of  personnel,  Changes  1  :   Sent.   23, 

1944.      [1944.]      [2]    p.      *  Paper.    5c.  W  1.6 :  35-1340/3/ch.l 

35-1740.   Same  :  Pay  of  commissioned  and  warrant  officers  in  connection  with  separation 

from  service.  Changes  1  ;  Oct.  2,  1944.      [1944.]      2  p.     *  Paner.  5c. 

W  1.6 :  .35-1740/6/ch.l 
35-2490.   Same*  Mustering-out    payments.    Changes   1;    Sept.   27,    1944.     1944.     1    p. 

*  Paper.  5c.  W  1.6  :  3.5-2490/ch.  1 
35-5520.   Same:  Allotments  of  pav  ;  Sept.  30.  1944.      [1944.]     21  p.      [Supersedes  AR 

3.5-5520,  Mar    4,  1941,  including  Changes    1.   Oct.  12.  1942.  Changes  3-5. 

Dec.   22-Mar.   1,   1943.   Changes  7,   July   6.    1943,   and  various  sections  of 

certain  circulars.]      ♦Paper.  5c.  W  1.6  :  35-5520/9 

35-5540.  Same:  Family  allowances,  enlisted  men.  Changes  3:  Oct.  9.  1944.      [1944.] 

2  p.      [S,upcrsedes  sec.  3,  Circular  393,   1944.]      *  Paper,  5c. 

W1.6:35-5540/4/ch.  3 

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November  1944  1315 

Army  regulations — Continued. 

35-5oG0.  Same  :  Notitication  to  allotmont  offices  upon  death,  discharge,  release  from 
active  duty,  or  retirement  occurring  in  United  States ;  Sept.  30,  1944. 
[1944.]  4  p.  [Supersedes  Circular  297,  1944,  as  amended  hy  sec.  1, 
Circular  338,   1944.]      *  Taper,   5c.  W  1.6  :  35-5560/2 

35-6120.  Same:  Payment  of  transportation  accounts.  Changes  3;  Sept.  19,  1944. 
[1944.]  2  p.  [Supersedes  AR  35-6120,  Changes  1  and  2,  Dec.  30,  1942 
and  Feb.  24,  1943,  and  sec.  4,  Circular  232,  1941.]      *  Paper,  5c. 

W 1.6  :  35-6120/4/ch.  3 

35-6660.  Same  :  Sales  of  property,  Changes  15  ;  Oct.  16,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  (Super- 
sedes AR  35-6660,  Changes  1,  Dec.  1,  1942,  Changes  5,  June  7,  1943,  and 
Changes  8,  Sept.  14,  1943.]      *  Paper,  5c.  W  1.6  :  35-6660/7/ch.  15 

35-6700.  Same  :  Disposition  of  property  records  ;  Oct.  6,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  [Super- 
sedes  AR  3.5-6700,   May   22,   1942,   including   Changes   1,   Aug.   24,   1942.] 

*  Paper,   5c.  W  1.6  :  35-6700/5 
40-20.       Medical    Department:    Army    Nurse    Corps,    general    provisions.    Changes    7; 

Oct.    11,    1944.      1944.      1    p.      *  Paper,    5c.  W  1.6  :  40-20/6/ch.  7 

40-1080.  Same :    Current    statistical   health   reports,    tables,    and    charts.    Changes   3  ; 

Sept.  20.   1944.      [1944.]      2    p.      [Supersedes   sec.   6.   Circular  254,    1944.] 

*  Paper,  5c.  W  1.6  :  40-10S0/4/ch.  3 
55—120.     Transportation  Corps  :  Transportation  of  individuals,  Changes  9  ;  Oct.  5.  1944. 

[1944.]      2   p.      [Supersedes  AR   55-120,   Changes   4   and   5,   July   14   and 

Aug.  19,  1943,  and  par.  3,  sec.  10,  Circular  350,  1944.]      *  Paper,  5c. 

W  1.6  :  55-120/ch.  9 
55-150.     Same:  Bills  of  lading.  Changes  3;  Oct.  3,  1944.     1944.     1  p.      [Supersedes 

par.  3c,  sec.  2,  Circular  350,  1944.]      *  Paper,  5c.        W  1.6  :  5.5-150/2/ch.  3 
55-435.     Same:   Routine  of  passengers  on  transports,  Changes  1;  Oct.  9,  1944.     1944. 

1  p.     *  Paper,  5c.  W  1.6  :  55-435/ch.  1 

55-675.     Same  r  Railroad  enuipment ;  Oct.  10,  1944.      [1944.]      4  p.      [Supersedes  sec. 

3,  Circular  39,  1942.]      *  Paper,  5c.  W  1.6  :  55-675 

95-200.     Army  Air  Forces  :  Army  airways  communications  system,  Changes  2  ;  Sept. 

26,  1944.      1944.      1  p.      [Supersedes  AR  95-200,  Changes  1,  Feb.  26,  1943.] 

*  Paper,  5c.  W  1.6  :  95-200/4/ch.  2 
100-61.       Corps  of  Engineers:  Real  estate,  acquisition;  Sept.  22,  1944.      [1944.]      2  p. 

[Supersedes  AR  100-61,  Changes  1  and  2,  Sept.  30  and  Dec.  1,  1942  and 
sec.  1,  Circular  7  and  sec.  3,  Circular  89,  1943.]      *  Paper.  5e. 

W1.6:100-61/ch.3 
210-50.       Posts,  camps,  and  stations  :  Nonappropriated  funds,  Changes  2  ;  Oct.  2.  1944. 
[1944.]      5  p.     *  Paper,  5c.  W  1.6  :  210-50/0/ch.  2 

210-65.        Same:  Army  exchanges.  Changes  2;   Oct.   2,   1944.      [1944.]      2   p.      [Super- 
sedes sec.  3,  Circular  88,  1943.]      *  Paper,  5c.  W  1.6  :  210-65/5/ch.  2 
345-15.       Military  records  :  Records  jacket ;  Oct.  11,  1944.      [1944.]      2  p.      [Supersedes 
AR  34.5-15,  June  15,  1944,  and  sec.  2,  Circular  312,  1944.]      *  Paner.  5c. 

W 1.6  :  345-15/2 
345-415.     Same:  Daily  sick  report.  Changes  6;  Oct.  7,  1944.      [1944.]      2  p.      [Super- 
sedes AR  345-415,  Changes  3,  July  14,  1943.]      *  Paper,   5c. 

W  1.6  :  345-415/5/ch.  6 
600-15.       Personnel :  Rank  and   precedence.   Changes  4  ;   Sept.  25,   1944.     1944.     1   p. 
[Supersedes  sec.  1,  Circular  236,  1942.]      *  Paper,  5c. 

W1.6:  600-15/4/ch.  4 
600-20.       Same:  Command,  Changes  8:  Sept.  25,  1944.     1944.     1  p.      [Supersedes  sec. 

3,  Circular  120,  1943.]      *  Paper,  5c.  W  1.6  :  600-20/5/ch.  8 
600-81.        Same  :   Badge  for  (jnalification,  motor  vehicle  driver  and  mechanic  ;  Sept.  22, 

1944.      [1944.]      2  p.      [Supersedes  various  sections  of  certain  circulars.] 

*  Paper,    5c.  W  1.6  :  600-81 
600-355.     Same:   Arrest  and   confinement.   Changes   2;   Oct.   12,   1944.      [1944.]      2   p. 

[Supersedes  AR  600-355,  Changes  1,  Aug.  27,  1943.]      *  Paper,  5c. 

W  1.6:  600-355/3/ch.  2 
600-375.     Same:  Prisoners,  general  provisions.  Changes  7;  Oct.  3.  1944.     1944.     1  p. 

*  Paper.  5c.  W  1.0  :  «n0-375/5/ch.  7 
600-395.      S;>nie  :   I'risoners  at  United  States  Disciplinary  Barracks,  gonoral.  Chancres  1  ; 

Oct.  3.  1944.      1944.      1  p.      *  Paper,  5c.  W  1.6  :  finO-305/6/ch.  1 

600-550.      Same:   Deceased,  Changes  3;  Oct.  7,  1944.      [1944.]      2  p.      [Supersedes  sec. 

4.  Circular  338.  1944.]      *  Paper.  5o.  W  1.6  :  600-550/4/ch.3 
605-250.      Commissioned    officers:   Army    retiring    boards.    Changes    2;    Oct.    11,    1944. 

[1944.]      3    p.      [Supersedes    AR    60.5-250,    Changes    1.    June    22,    1944.] 

*  Paper,  5c.  W  1.6  :  605-25n/4/ch.  2 
605-300.  Officers,  warrant  officers,  and  flight  officers:  Absence  without  le;ne  and  de- 
sertion; Sept.  14,  1944.  [1944.]  10  p.  [Supersedes  AR  60.5-300.  June 
30,  1943,  including  Changes  2  and  3,  Nov.  29,  1943  and  Feb.  25.  1944.  and 
sec.  4.  Circular  211,  1944.]      *  Paper.  5c.  W  1.6  :  605-300/2 

610-10.  Wjirrant  offices:  ADpoiiitnient  in  K-gular  Arniv :  Sept.  28.  1944.  [1944.] 
27  p.  [Supersedes  AR  610-10.  Sept.  13,  1941,  including  Changes  1-8, 
J\ine  9,  1942-Nov.  26,  1943.]      *  Paper,  5c.  W  1.6  :  610-10/4 

625-5.  Officer  candidates  :  Sept.  12.  1944.      [1944.]      26  p.      [Supersedes  A R  62,5-5, 

Nov.  26.  1942,  including  Changes  1,  Dec.  31.  1942.  Changes  4-11.  Mar.  16- 
Oct.  7,  1943.  various  sections  of  certain  circulars,  and  certain  memoran- 
dums.]     ♦Paner,   lOe.  W  1.6  :  62.5-5/2 

850—75.  Miscellaneous  :  Employment  of  American  National  Red  Cross,  Changes  1  ; 
Sept.  25,  1944.  1944.  1  p.  [Supersedes  various  sections  of  certain  cir- 
culars.]     •  Paper,  5c.  W  1.6  :  S50-75/2/ch.  1 

850-150.  Same:  Authorized  ablireviatlons  and  symbols:  Sept.  18.  1944.  [1944.] 
20  p.  [Supersedes  AR  850-150,  Aug.  14,  1943,  including  Changes  3.  Apr. 
22,    1944.]      ♦Paper,   5c.  W  1.6  :  850-150/5 

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1316  Government  Publications 

Army  special iscd  training  reserve  program.  Questions  and  answers  on  Army  spe- 
cializfd  training  reserve  program:  Sept.  5.  1!M4.  [lievised  edition.]  [1J)44.] 
iv+12  p.     (Pamphlet  20-11).     t     •  Item  1131  W  1.43: 20-11 

Bulletin  20-22:  Sept.  14-Oct.  17,  1944.  [1044.]  various  paging.  [Issued 
witli  perforations.]     t  W  1.3  :  944/20-22 

Circular  392-425;  Oct.  2-31,  1944.  [1944.]  various  paging.  [Issued  with  perfo- 
rations.]    t  W  1.4/2  :  944/392^25 

Education,  manuals.  Education  manual:  Instructor's  course  outline,  American 
economic  problems,  high  school  cour.se.  [1944.]  [l]+24  p.  oblong  24°  (EM 
221u;  Armed  Forces  Institute.)     t     •  Item  1131  W  1.55 :221a 

Same:  Instructor's  course  outline,  appreciation  of  music,  college  course. 

[1944.]      ri]+14    p.    oblong    24°     (EM    603a;    Armed    Forces    Institute.)     + 

•  Item  1131  W  1.55 :  603a 

Same:  Instructor's  course  outline,  auto-mechanics,  course  1,  mechanical 

course.     [1944.]     [l]+20  p.  oblong  24°     (EM  950a;  Armed  Forces  Institute.) 
t     •  Item  1131  W  1.55 :  950a 

Same :   Instructor's  course  outline,  basic  electricity,  high  school  course. 

[1944.]     [l]-J-46    p.    oblong    24°     (EM    416a;    Armed    Forces    Institute.)     t 

•  Item  1131  W  1.55 :  416a 

Same:  Instructor's  course  outline,  beginning  Gregg  shorthand,  high  school 

course.     [1944.]     [l]-f7  p.  oblong  24°     (EM  720a;  Armed  Forces  Institute.) 
t     •  Item  1131  W  1.55 :  720a 

Same:   Instructor's   course   outline,   blueprint   reading,   technical   course. 

[1944.]     [Il-fl7    p.    oblong    24°     (EM    'J12a ;    Armed    Forces    Institute.)     t 

•  Item  1131  W  1.55  :  912a 

Same:  Instructor's  course  outline,  bookkeeping  and  accounting,  course  1, 

high  school  course.     [1944.]      [1]-|-16  p.  oblong  24°     (EM  700a;  Armed  Forces 
Institute.)     t     •  Item  1131  W  1.55 :  700a 

Same:  Instructor's  course  outline,  bookkeeping  and  accoimting,  course  2, 

high  school  course.     [1944.]      [l]-f  17  p.  oblong  24°     (EM  702a ;  Armed  Forces 
Institute.)     +     •  Item  1131  W  1.55 :  702a 

■ Same :  Instructor's  course  outline,  business  arithmetic,  high  school  course. 

[1944.]      [l]-f22    p.    oblong    24°     (EM    72Sa ;    Armed    Forces    Institute.)     t 

•  Item  1131  W  1.55 :  728a 

Same:  Instructor's  course  outline,  business  English,  high  school  course. 

[1944.]     [l]+25    p.    oblong   24°     (EM    749a;    Armed    Forces    Institute.)     t 

•  Item  1131  W  1.55  :749a 

Same  :  Instructor's  course  outline,  business  law,  high  school  course.     [1944.] 

[l]+43  p.  oblong  24°     (EM  735a;  Armed  Forces  Institute.)     t     •  Item  1131 

W  1.55 :  735a 

Same:  Instructor's  course  outline,  elementary  meteorology,  high  school 

course.     [1944.]      [l]-fl9  p.  oblong  24°     (EM  427a;  Armed  Forces  Institute.) 
t     •  Item  1131  W  1.55 :  427a 

Same:  Instructor's  course  outline  for  slide  rule  and  logarithms,  technical 

course.     [1944.]      [l]-f-22  p.  oblong  24°     (EM  906a;  Armed  Forces  Institute.) 
t     •  Item  1131  W  1.55  :  906a 

Same:  Instructor's  course  outline,  general  biology,  college  course.     [1944.] 

[l]+22  p.  oblong  24°     (EM  442a;  Armed  Forces  Institute.)     t     •  Item  1131 

W  1.55 :  442a 

Same:  Instructor's  course  outline,  general  livestock  farming,  high  school 

course.     [1944.]      [l]+22  p.  oblong  24°     (EM  S52a ;  Armed  Forces  Institute.) 
t     •  Item  1131  W1.55:   852a 

Same:  Instructor's  course  outline,  general  poultry  farming,  high  school 

course.     [1944.]      [1]+18  p.  oblong  24°     (EM  S5Ua ;  Armed  Forces  Institute.) 
t     •  Item  1131  W  1.55 :  856a 

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November  1944  1317 

Education  manuals — Continued. 

Same :  Instructor's  course  outline,  modern  news  reporting,  higli  school 

course.     [li}44.]     [1] +15  p.  oblong  24"  (EM  907a ;  Armed  Forces  Institute.) 

t     •  Item  1131  •                    W  1.55 :  907a 

Same:  Instructor's  course  outline,  physics,  course  1.  textbook  and  work- 
book, high  school  course.  [1944.]  [1]+17  p.  oblong  24°  (EM400a;  Armed 
Forces  Institute.)     t     •  Item  1131  W  1.55 :400a 

• Same:  Instructor's  course  outline,  physics,  course  3,  textbook  and  work- 
book, high  school  course.  [1944.]  [1]+15  p.  oblong  24"  (EM  404a;  Armed 
Forces  Institute.)     J     •  Item  1131  W  1.55 :  404a 

Same :  Instructor's  course  outline,  review  arithmetic,  high  school  course. 

[1944.]  [l]-f24  p.  oblong  24°  (EM  300a  and  EM  302a;  Armed  Forces  Insti- 
tute.)    t     ©Item  1131  W1.55:30Oa 

Field  tnanuals.  Basic  field  manual :  Defense  against  chemical  attack,  Changes  4 ; 
Sept.  15,  1944.  [1944.]  24  p.  16"  (FM  21-40  [changes]  4.)  [Supersedes  sec. 
3,  Training  circular  67,  1943.]     *  Paper,  10c.  W  1.33  :  21-40/2/ch.4 

Note. — Field  manuals  consist  of  a  series  of  pamphlets  contahiing  training  and  refer- 
ence (lata  and  instructions  relative  to  the  tactics  and  technique  involved  in  the  employ- 
ment of  the  arms  and  services  of  the  Army.      •  Item  1130 

Same:  List  of  training  films,  film  strips,  and  film  bulletins.  Changes  7; 

Sept.  1,  1944.     [1944.]     24  p.  16"     (FM  21-7  [changes]  7.)     *  I»aper,  5c. 

W  1.33 :  21-7/2/ch.7 

Chemical   Warfare    Service  field   manual :    Tactics   of  chemical  warfare, 

Changes  2  ;  Sept.  25, 1944.     1944.     1  p.  16"     (FM  3-5  [changes]  2.)     *  Paper,  5c. 

W  1.33 :  3-5/ch.2 

Field  manual :  Dog  transportation  ;  Aug.  19,  1944.     1944.     [3]  +139  p.  il.  16° 

(FM  25-6.)      [Supersedes  FM  25-6,  Dog  team  transportation,  Jan.  4,  1941.] 

*  Paper,  25c.  W  1.33 :  25-6/2 

Same:   Explosives  and  demolitions.  Changes  1;    Sept.   11,  1944.     [1044.] 

20  p.  il.  16°     (FM  5-25  [changes]  1.)      *  Paper,  10  c.  W  1.33  :  5-25/3/ch.l 

■ Same :  Regulations  for  civilian  operations  analysts,  scientific  consultants, 

and  technical  observers  accompanying  Army  forces  in  the  field ;  Aug.  31,  1944. 
1944.  iii+11  p.  16°  (FM3i>-27.)  [Supersedes  FM  30-27,  Basic  field  manual, 
Regulations  for  technical  observers  and  service  specialists  accompanying  Army 
forces  in  the  field,  Sept.  3,  1!.;42,  including  Changes  1,  Mar.  25,  1943.]  *  Paper, 
10c.  W  1.33  :  30-27/2 

Medical  department  field  manual:  Bandaging  and  splinting.  Changes  1; 

Sept.  25,  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  il.     (FM  8-50  [changes]  1.)     *  Paper,  5c. 

W  1.33 :  8-50/2/ch.l 

Forms.  List  of  forms  stocked  by  adjutant  general  depots  ;  Aug.  25,  1944.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  00  p.  (Pamphlet  12-3.)  [Includes  Change  1.  Supersedes  Pam- 
phlet 21-3,  Mar.  24,  1944.]     $     •  Item  1131  W  1.43 :  12-3/2 

General  court-inurtial  orders  299-321,  323^542;  June  17-Oct.  4,  1944.  [1944.] 
various  paging.  [Issued  with  perforations.  Some  of  these  orders  were  printed 
at  Fort  Belvoir,  Va.]     t  W  1.51 :  944/299-542 

General  orders  78-82 ;  Sept.  6-Oct.  18,  1944.  [1944.]  Each  4  p.  or  8  p.  Issued 
with  perforations.]     %  W  1.40 :  944/78-82 

Government  supplies.  Index  of  United  States  Army  and  Federal  specifications 
used  by  War  Department,  monthly  supplenuMit,  Aug.  1944.  li)44.  [2] +12  p. 
12°     *  I'nper,    5c,    single   copy,    included    in    price   of    Index    for    subscribers. 

•  Item  1146 

L.  C.  card  44-40920  W  1.50 :  944/supp.8 

Note. — Tlie  U.  S.  Army  specifications  are  entered  in  this  catalo.sr  under  the  agencies 
resiKinsihle  for  them,  such  as  Army  Air  Forces  and  Ordnance  Department.  The  series 
of  Federal  specitications  is  entered  under  the  Federal  Standard  Stock  Catalog  Division 
which  is  subordinate  to  the  I'ri)eurement  Division  of  the  Treasury  Department.  Entries 
for  Jdint  .\rniy-Navy  spicilicaf ions  listed  in  this  Index  appear  under  Supplies  and 
Accounts  Bureau,  Navy  Department. 

Same,  including  Joint  Army-Navy  specifications,  Sept.  1944.     1944.     [2] +14 

p.  12"     •  Item  1146  W  1.50 :  944/supp.-9 

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1318  Government  Publications 

Information  tnatcrinls.  Guide  to  use  of  information  materials;  Sept.  1944. 
1944.  iv+28  p.  (Pamphlet  20-3.)  [Text  on  p.  2  of  cover.  Supersedes  pre- 
vious editions.]     t     •  Item  1131  W  1.43:  20-3 

Tahlcn  of  aUowanccs.     [Processed.    Issued  with  perforations.]     % 

Ndte. — Tables  of  allowances  prescribe  tbe  authorized  allowances  of  equipment  for  units 
and  individuals  at  special  installations. 

1-26.  Army   Air  Forces  :    Operational   training  stations,   air   service   command 

units,   pt.   5,   1st  radar  and   VIIF  installation   and   maintenance  unit, 
aviation,  supp.  1  ;  Mar.  6,  1944.     [1944.]     8  p.     [Printed.] 

W  l:iS  :  1-26/supp.l 

Same,  pt.  6,  AAF  service  group   (SP),  supp.  2;  Sept.   7.   1944.      [1944.] 

-'6  p.     [Printed.]  W  1.28  :  l-2G/supp.2 

2-2.  Cavalry  School;  Sept.  22,  1944.      [1944.]     75  p.      [Supersedes  T/A  2-2, 

Feb.  19,  1944,  including  Changes  1-9,  June  21- Aug.  15,  1944.] 

W  1.28  :  2-2/2 

4-2.  Coast  Artillery  School ;  Oct.  14,  1944.     [1944.]     59  p.     [Superse<ics  T/A 

4-2,  Aug.  27,  1943,  including  Changes  1-7,  Dec.  8,  1943-Aiig.  29,  1944.] 

W  1.28  :  4-2/3 

v-1-  Field  artillery  replacement  training  centers,  Changes   8;  Oct.   7.   1944. 

[1944.]      9  p.  W  1.28  :  G-l/2/ch.8 

•-1-  Infantry  replacement  training  center,  Changes  1 ;  Sept.  23,  1944.     [1944.] 

3   p.  W  1.28  :  Y-l/:{/ch.l 

Same,  Cbanses  2:  Oct.  14.  1944.      [1944.]      15  p.         W  1.28  :  7-l/:Vch.2 

Same.  Changes  3  ;  Oct.  18.  1944.     [1944.]     13  p.  W  1.28  :  7-l/3/ch.3 

8-1.  Army  Service  Forces  training  centers  (medical)  ;  Aug.  29  .1944.     [1944.] 

15  p.     [Printed.     Supersedes  T/A  8-1,  Apr.  1,  1943,  including  Changes 

1-3,  Aug.  27,  194.3-Apr.  26.  1944.]  W  1.28  :  8-1/3 

Same,  Changes  1  ;  Sept.  27,  1944.     1944.     1  p.  W  1.28  :  8-1/3 /ch.l 

1"-1-  Armored  replacement  training  center,  Changes  1 ;  Sept.  28.  1944.     [1944.] 

5  p.  W  1.28  :  17-1/3/ch.l 

Same,  Changes  2;  Oct.  10,  1944.      [1944.]      1  p.  W  1.28 :  17-l/3/ch.2 

17-2.  Armored  School,  Changes  2  ;  Sept.  28,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p. 

W  1.28  :  17-2/3/ch.2 
18-1.  Tank  destroyer  replacement  training  center,  Changes  1    [8]  ;   Sept.   28, 

1944.      [1944.]      1  p.       •  W1.28:18-l/:i/ch.8 

18-2.  Tank  Destroyer  School,  Changes  6;  Sept.  28,  1944.     [1944.]      1  p. 

W1.28:  18-2/2/ch.6 

19-3.  Military    Police    Board,    Changes    2;    Sept.    6,    1944.       [1944.]       3    p. 

[Printed.]  W  1.28  :  19-,3/ch.2 

20-2.  Equipment  for  training  purposes.  Changes  1  ;  Aug.  31,   1944.      [1944.] 

12  p.     [Printed.]  W  1.28  :  20-2/ch.l 

20-15.  Army    (iiound    Forces    replacement   depots.    Changes   5 :    A\ig.    24.    1044. 

[1944.]      2  p.  W  1.28  :  20-15/ch.5 

Same.  Changes  6  ;  Sept.  9.  1944.     [1944.]     2  p.  W  1.28  :  20-l.Vch.6 

Same,  Changes  7;  Oct.  6,  1944.     [1944.]     2  p.  W  1.28  :  20-15/ch.7 

22-1.  Arniy  specialized  training  units,  Changes  2  ;  Sept.  20,  1944.     1944.     1  p. 

[Printed.]  W  1.28  :  22-l/2/ch.2 

23.  Targets  and  target  equipment,  Changes  3 ;   July  26,   1944.     1944.     1   p. 

[Printed.]  W  1.28  :  23/ch.3 

44-1.  Antiaircraft   artillery   replacement   training  center.   Changes    3  ;   Oct.    9, 

1944.      [1944.]      4  p.  W  1.28 :  44-l/2/ch.3 

Same.    Changes   4;    Oct.    16.    1944.      [1944.]      3   p.     W  1.28 :  44-l/2/ch.4 

Coast  Artillery  Corps,  antiaircraft  artillery  replacement  training  (enter, 

Changes  7  ;  .July  10.  1944.     1944.     1  p.  W  1.28  :  44-1  ^ch.7 

Same.  Changes  8  :  July  12.  1944.     1944.     1  p.  W  1.28  :  44-l/ch.8 

44-3.  Antiaircraft    artillery    training    centers.    Changes    1  ;    Sept.    23.    1944. 

[1944.1      8  p.  W  1.28  :  44-3/2/ch.l 

44-1010-1.         Headquarters  and  headquarters  battery,  antiaircraft  command  :  Oct.  18, 

1944.      [1944.]      17  p.  W  1.28 :  44-1010-1 

71-2.  Parachute  School,  Changes  5  ;  Aug.  26,  1944.     [1944.]     7  p. 

W1.28:71-2/ch.5 

Same,  Changes  6:  Sept.  27.  1944.      [1944.]      6  p.  W  1.28  :  71-2/ch.6 

200-3S-C  or  D.   Headquarters     and     headquarters     detachment,     special     troops.     Army 

(corps)  ;  July  1,  1944.      [1944.]      12  p.  W  1.28 :  200-3S-C 

Same,  Changes  1 ;  Sept.  30,  1944.     [1944.]     8  p.     W  1.28 :  200-3S-C/ch.l 

Tables  of  organizat'xon.     % 

Note. — The  Tables  of  organization  are  issued  in  pamphlet  form  for  insertion  in  loose- 
leaf  binders. 
6-157.  Field  artillery  battery,  75-mm  howitzer,  pack.  Changes  3 ;  Sept.  25,  1944.     1944. 

1  p.  W  1.25  :  6-157/4/ch.3 

8-135.  Medical  battalion,  mountain  division.  Changes  2;  Aug.  30,  1944.     19J4.     1  p. 

W  1.25 :  8-i:^5/ch.2 
8-136.   Headquarters,  detachment,  medical  battalion,  mountain.  Changes  2  ;  Aug.  30.  1944. 

1944.     1  p.  W1.25:  8-136/ch.2 

8-137.  Collecting  company,  medical  battalion,  mountain.  Changes  1  :  Aug.  30.  1944.    1944. 

1   p.  W  1.25:  8-1 37 /ch.l 

8-138.  Clearing  company,  medical  battalion  mountain.  Changes  2;  Aug.  30    1944.     1944. 

1  p.  W  1.25  :  8-138/ch.2 

8-139.  Veterinary  company,  medical  battalion,  moTintain,  Clian.gos  1  ;  Aug.  30   1944.     1944. 

1  p.       '  W  1.25  :  8-139/ch.l 

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NoTE.^Tables  of  organization  and  equipment  are  issued  In  pamplilet  form  for  insertion 
in  loose-leaf  binders.      They  replace  the  Tables  of  organization  and  Tables  of  equipment 
heretofore  issued  separately,  and  show  the  organization  and  equipment  for  the  type  of  unit 
indicated  by  the  title. 
1-10-1.     Army  Air  Forces  :  Headquarters  and  headquarters  squadron,  fighter  wing ;  Sept. 

L'4,  1944.      [1944.]     24  p.  W  1.44  :  l-lO-l 

1-67.  Same:  Niglit  fighter  squadron;  Sept.  4,  1944.      [1944.]     27  p.     [Supersedes  T/O 

&  E  1-G7,  Way  24,  1923,  including  Changes  1  and  2,  Aug.  18  and  Oct.  19,  1943.] 

VV1.44:  1-C7/2 
1-387S.     Same ;  Air  combat  control  squadron,  amphibious  ;  Sept.  28,  1944.     [1944.]     6  p. 

W1.44  :  1-387S 
1-437S.     Same:  Mobile  commuuication  squadron,  special;  Mar.  24,  1944.      |1944.]     8  p. 

W  1.44  :  1-4:;7S 

Same,  Change  1;  July  14,   1944.      [1944.]      4  p.  W  1.44  :  1- 437S  ch.l 

1-1062S.  Same:  Headquarters,  air  commando  group  (special),  Changes  1;  Sept.  21.  1944. 

[1944.]      4  p.  W  1.44  :  l-10U2S/ch.l 

1-1087.     Same:    Helicopter  squadron  ;  Sept  13,  1944.      [1944.]      16  p.      W  1.44  :  1-1087 
3-25.  Chemical  mortar  battalion  ;  S(  pt.  29,  1944.      [1944.]      8  p.      [Supersedes  T/O  &  K 

3-25,  Sept.  7,  1943,  including  Changes  1-3,  Jan.  1-Mar.  31,  1944.] 

W  1.44  :  3-25/2 
3-26.  Headquarters  and  headquarters  company,  chemical  mortar  battalion  ;  Seiit.  29, 

1944.      [1944.]      11  p.      [Supersedes  T/O  &  E  3-26,  Sept.  7,  1943,  including 

Changes  1-3,  Jan.  l-Mar.  31,  1944.]  W  1.44  :  3-26/2 

3-27.         Mortar  company,  chemical  mortar  battalion;   Sept.   29.   1944.      [1944.]      10  p. 

[Supersedes  T/O  &  E  3-27,  Sept.  7,  1943,  including  Changes  1-3,  Jan.  l-Mar. 

31,1944.]  W  1.44:  3-27/2 

3-266S.     Headquarters  and  headquarters  detachment,  chemical  smoke  generator  battal- 
ion ;   Sept.  28,  1944.      [1944.]      8  p.      [Supersedes  T/O  &  E  3-266S,  July  2, 

1943.]  W  1.44  :  3-2G6S/2 

4-29.  Coast  artillery  transport  detachment.  Changes  1  ;  Sept.  27,  1944.     [1944.1     2  p. 

W  1.44  :  4-29/ch.l 
4-62.  Headquarters  and  headquarters  battery,  coast  artillery  group,  harbor  defense. 

Changes  1  ;  Aug.  26,  1944.      [1944.]      6  p.  W  1.44  :  4-62/ch.l 

4-66.         Headquarters   and  headquarters   detachment,   coast   artillery  battalion,   harbor 

defense.  Changes  1;  Aug.   26.   1944.      [1944.]      5  p.  W  1.44  :  4-66/ch.l 

4-67.  Coast  artillery  battery,  gun,  harbor  defense.  Changes  1;  Aug.  26,  1944.      [1944.  J 

12  p.  W  1.44  :  4-67/ch.l 

4-68.  Coast  artillery  battery,  searchlight,  harbor  defense,  Changes  2  :  Aug.  26.  1944. 

[1944.]      4  p.  W  1.44  :  4-68/ch.2 

4-69.  Coast  artillery  battery,  mine,  harbor  defense,  Changes  2  ;  Aug.  26,  1944.     [1944.] 

4  p.  W  1.44  :  4-69/ch.2 

4-77.  Coast   artillery   battery,    antimotor   torpedo   boat,    harbor   defense.    Changes    1  ; 

Aug.  26,  1944.      [1944.]     4  p.  W  1.44  :  4-77/ch.l 

4-87.  Coast  artillery  battery,  fixed  antiaircraft,  harbor  defense,  Changes  1  ;  Aug.  26, 

1944.      [1944.]      2  p.  W  1.44  :  4-87/ch.l 

4-104.       Coast  artillery  battery,  mine  planter  (junior  mine  planter)   (cable  ship),  Changes 

1  ;  Aug.  26,  1944.      [1944.]     2  p.  VV  1.44  :  4-104/ch.l 

4-260.       Headquarters  and  headquarters  battery,  harbor  defense,  Clianges  2  :  Aug.   26, 

1944.     [1944.]      8  p.  W  1.44  :  4-260-1 /ch.2 

5-52.  Headquarfprs  and  lieadquarters  company,  engineer  port  construction  and  repair 

group;  Sept.  16,  1944.     [1944.]     15  p.     [Supersedes  T/O  &  E  5-52,  Aug.  10. 

1943.]  W  1.44:  5-52/2 

5-55.         Engineer  topographic  battalion.  Army;  Aug.  22,  1944.     [1944.]     7  p.      [Super- 
sedes T/O  &  E  5-55,  Nov.  17,  1943.]  W  1.44  :  5-55/2 
5—57.          Reproduction  company,  engineer  topngraphic  battalion.  Army  ;  Aug.   22.   1944. 

[1944.]     11  p.      [Supersedes  T/O  &  E  5-57.  Nov.  17,  1943.]      W  1.44  :  5-57/2 
5-59.  Engineer  photomapping  company;  Aug.  22,  1944.      [1944.]      8  p.      [Supersedes 

T/O  &,  E  5-59,  Nov.  17,  1943.]  W  1.44:  5-59/2 

5-72.  Headfiuarters  and  headquart(>rs  company,  engineer  construction  group.  Changes 

1  ;  Sept.  8,  1944.      [1944.]      lip.  W  1.44  :  5-72/ch.l 

5-75.  Engineer  construction  battalion  ;  Dec.  23,  1943.     [1944.]     2  p.  W  1.44:  5-75 

Same,  Changes  1;  Sept.  8.  1944.     1944.     1  p.  W  1.44  :  5-75/ch.l 

5-76.  Headquarters    and    headquarters    and   service    company,    engineer    construction 

battalion.  Changes  1 ;  Sept.  8.  1944.     [1944.]     lip.  W  1 .44  :  .'J-76/ch.l 

5-77.  Engineer  construction  company.  Changes  2  ;  Sept.  8,  1944.     [1944.]     8  i). 

Wl.44:5-77/ch.2 
5-121.  Engineer  general  service  regiment  :  Sept.  27,  1944.  [1944.]  8  p.  W  1.44  :  5-121 
5-122.       Headquarters  and  headquarters  and  service  company,  engineer  general  service 

regiment ;  Sept.  27.  1944.      [1944.]      14  p.  W  1.44  :  5-122 

5-125.       Engineer  Ijattalion,  general  service  regiment;  Sept.  27,  1944.     [1944.]     2  p. 

W  1.44  :  5-125 
5-126.       Headquarters  and  headquarters  detachment,  battalion,  engineer  general  service 

regiment ;  Sept.  27,  1944.      [1944.]      Op.  W  1.44  :  5-126 

5-127.        Engineer  general  service  company;  Sept.  27,  1944.     [1944.]     11  p. 

W  1.44 :  5-127 
5-135.  Engineer  general  service  battalion  ;  Sept.  27,  1944.  [1944.]  8  p.  W  1.44  :  5-l.i5 
5-136.       Headquarters  and  headquarters  and  service  company,  engineer  general   service 

battalion:  Sept.  27,  1944.      [1944.]      14  p.  W  1.44:  5-136 

5—192.        Hea'l'uiarters  and  ln'a(l(iuar((Ts  cdmpanv.  engineer  combat  group;  Aug.  25,  1944. 

[1944.]      16  p.      [Supersedes  T/O  &  E  5-192,  July  10,  1943,  including  Changes 

1,  Nov.  3,  1943.]  W  1.44  :  5-192/2 


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5-307.  Engineer  light  equipment  company  ;  Aug.  24,  1944.  [1944.]  12  p.  [Sup^Tsedes 
T/0  &  E  5-367,  July  22,  1943,  including  Changes  1,  Dec.  8,  V.H^.  1 

W  1.44  :  5-367/2 

5-500.  Engineer  sorvic(>  organization  ;  July  26,  1944.  [1944.]  78  p.  [Supcisidcs  T/0 
&  E  5-500,  July  31,  1943,  including  Changes  1-9,  Aug.  19,  1943-June  10, 
1944.]  W  1.44  :  :>  500/2 

6-12.  IIeiul(iuartor.s    and    headquarter.s    battery,    motorized,    field    artillery    group, 

Chang(>s  G;   Sept.  16.    1944.      [1944.]      4  p.  W  1.44  : 6-12/2/ch.6 

G-35.  Field  artillery  battalion,  motorized,  155-inm  howitzer,  or  4.5-incb  gun.  truck- 

drawn,  Ciianges  3;  Sept.  12,  1944.      [1944.]     6  p.  W  1.44  :  6-35/ch.3 

6-37.  Field  artillery   battery,    niot.nizcd.   15."i-iinn    howitzer,   or  4.5-incli   gun.   truck- 

drawn.  Changes  4;  Sept.  12.  1944.      [1044.]      10  p.  W  1.44  :  6-37/ch  4 

6-39.  Service  battery,  motorized,  field  artillery  battalion,   155-mm  howitzer,  or  4.5- 

inch  gun,  truck-drawn,  Ciianges  4:  Sept.  12,  1944.     [1944.1     S  p. 

W  1.44  :  6-39/ch.4 

6-57.  Field  arlillery  battery,  motorized,  155-mm  gun,  truck-drawn,  (Miuniies  5;  Sept. 

25,1944.     "19 14.     1  p.  W  1.44  :  6-57/ch.5 

6-67.  Field  artillery  battery,   8-inch  howitzer,  motorized,   truck-drawn.   Changes   4  ; 

Sept.  2.'>.  1944.      1944.     1   p.  W  1.44  :  6-G7/ch.4 

6-75.  Field  artillery  observation  battalion.  Mar.  9,  1944.  [1944. J  «  p.  [Super- 
sedes T/0  6-75,  Apr.  1,  19l2,  including  Changes  1,  June  1,  1942  ] 

W  1.44  :  6-75 
Same,  Changes  2  ;  Aug.  7.  1944.     [1944.]     6  p.  W  1.44  :  6-75/ch.2 

6-77.         Field  artillery  observation  battery.  Changes  4  ;  Sept.  26,  1944.    1944.     1  p. 

W  1.44  :  6-77/ch.4 

6-175.  Field  artillery  battalion,  75-mm  pack  howitzer,  truck-drawn.  Changes  3  ;  Sept. 
25.1944.     1944.     1  p.  W  1.44  :  6-175/ch.3 

6-176.  Headquarters  and  headquarters  and  service  battery,  field  artillery  battalion, 
75-mm  howitzer,  truik-drawn.  Changes  3  ;  Sept.  25,  1944.     1944.     1  p. 

W  1.44:  6-1 76/ch.3 

6-177.  Field  artillery  battery,  75-mm  pack  howitzer  truck-drawn,  Cl'anges  3  ;  S  pt.  25. 
1944.      1944.      1   p.  W  1.44  :  6-177/ch.3 

6-216.  Headquarters  and  headquarters  and  service  battery,  field  artillery  battalion, 
75-nim  pack  howitzer,  parachute;  Aug.  1,  1944.  [1944.]  20  p.  |  Super- 
sedes T/O  6-216,  Sept.  5,  1942.  including  Changes  1,  Feb.  24,  1944,  and 
sec.  2,  T/0  &  E  6-216,  Sept.  1943,  including  Changes  1,  Feb.  24.  1944.] 

W  1.44  :  6-216 

6-270-lT.  Headquarters  and  headquarters  detachment,  division  artillery,  l  ght  dnision, 
CI  anges  2;  Sept.  25    19(4       ^944       1  p.  W  1,44  :  6-270-lT/ch.2 

6-329.  Service  battery,  motorized,  field  artillerv  battalion,  105-nim  howitzer,  tractor- 
drawn.  Changes  3;  Sept.  25,  1944.     1944.     1  p.  W  1.44  :  6-3-9/ch.3 

6—355.  Field  artillery  battalion,  motorized,  155-nim  gun,  tractor-<'r-nvn.  Cba  i"  s  4  ; 
Aug.  26,  1944.     [1944.]     6  p.  W  1.44  :  6-3.'-)5/Ch.4 

6-357.  Field  artillery  battery,  motorized,  155-mm  gun,  tractor  drawn.  Changes  3  ;  Aug. 
26,1944.     [1944.1      12  p.  W  1 .44  :  r>-357/C'i.3 

6-359.       Service  battery,  motorized,  field  artillery  battalion,  155-mm  gun.  8-inch  gun, 

8-iuch  howitzer,  or  240-mm  howitzer,  tractor-drawn,  Changt  s  3  ;  May  18  1944. 

(1914.1      4  p.  W1.44  :  ti-- 59/ch.3 

Same,  Ch.inges  4;  Aug.  26,  1944.      [1944,]      7  p.  W  1.44  :  6-3.59/ch.4 

6-365.  Field  artillery  battalion  motorized,  8-inch  howitzer,  tractor-drawn.  C'^nntres 
5  ;  Aug.  26,  1944.     [1944.]     6  p.  W  1.44  :  6-"65  'ch  5 

6-367.  Field  artillery  battery,  8-inch  howitzer,  motorized,  tractor-drawn.  Changes  4; 
Aug.  26,  1944.     [1944.]     lip.  W  1 .44  :  6-307 /ch.4 

6-395.  Field  artillerv  battalion,  motorized,  240-inm  howitzer,  or  8-inc'i  gun.  tractor- 
drawn,  Changes  4  ;  Aug.  26.  1944.      [1944.]      4  p.  W  1.44  :  6-395/ch.4 

6-397.  Field  artillery  battery,  motoi-ized.  240-iiim  howitzer,  or  8-inch  gun,  tractor- 
drawn.  Changes  4  ;  Aug.  26.  1944.     [1944.]     10  p.  W  1.44:  6-397/ch.4 

7-25.         Armored  infantry  battalion,  Ciianges  4  ;  Sept.  9,  1944.     1944.     1  p. 

W  1.44  :  7-25/ch,4 

7-26.  Headquarters  and  headquarters  company,  armored  infantry  battalion,  Chan:rcs 

5  ;  Sept.  9,  1944.      [1944.]      4  p.  W  1.44  :  7-26/ch.5 

7-29.  Service  cumpany,  armored  infantry  battalion.  Changes  4  ;  Sep*'.  9.  1944.     1944. 

1  p.  W  1.44:  7-29 /ch. 4 

7-53.  Service   companv.    infantry   regiment,   glider;   Aug.    1,   1944.      [1944,]      11    p. 

[Supersedes  T/0  7-53,  Sept.  5.  1942.  including  Changes  1  and  2.  Oct.  29,  1943 
and  Feb.  24.  1944.  and  sec.  2.  T/0  &  E7-.53    S-pt.  1.  1943]      W  1.44  :  7-53 

8-28.  Medical  clearing  company,  separate;  Sept.  4.  1944.      [1944.]      10  p.      [Super- 

sedes T/0  &  E  8-28,   May  20,   1943,   including  Changes  1,  Aus.   5,   1943.] 

W  1.44:  8-28/2 

8-117.       Medical  sanitary  company.  Changes  1 ;  Aug.  31,  1944.     [1944]     4  p 

W  1.44:  8-117/2/ch.l 

8-510.  Field  hospital;  Aug.  31.  1944.  [1944.]  11  p.  [Supersedes  T/O  &  E  8-510, 
Sect.  28,  1943,  including  Changes  1-4,  Nov.  4,  194.3-June  20,  1044.] 

W1.44  :  8-510/2 

9-315.  Ordnance  base  armament  maintenance  battalion;  Sept.  7,  1944.  [1944.]  2  P. 
[Supersedes  T/0  9-315.  Mar.  23.  1943.]  W  1.44  :  9-315 

9-317.  Ordnance  base  armored  veliicl(>  maintiMiance  company;  Sept.  7.  1944,  [1944,1 
8  p.      (Sup'-rscdes  T/0  i<;-  E  9-317.  Oct.  11.  1943  ]  W  1  44  :  9-317/2 

9-318.  Ordnance  base  artillerv  and  fire  control  maintenance  company;  Sept.  7,  1944. 
11914  ]  8  p.  [Supersedes  T/0  &  E  9-318,  Oct.  11,  1943,  including  Cbange 
1.  Nov.  4.  1943.]  W  1.44:  9-318/2 

9-319.  Ordnance  base  small  arms  maintenance  company;  Sept.  7,  1944.  [1944.]  8  p. 
[Supersedes  T/0  &  E  9-319,  Dec.  14,  1943.]  W  1.44  : 9-319/2 

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Tables  of  organization  and  equipment — Continued. 

9-307T.     Oidnancp  basp  depot  company,  Sept.  13.  1044.     [1944.]     10  p.     W  1.44  :  9-367T 

10-57.  Quarterma.stir  truck  conipauy    (tioop)   or  quartermaster  troop  transport  com- 

pauy,  Cliaiiges  1  ;  Sept.  liO,  1944.     [1944.1     3  p.  W  1.44  :  10-57/2/ch.l 

10-87.         Quartermaster  car  compauy,  Changes  1;  Sept.  29,  1944.     |1944.]     2  p. 

W  1.44  :  10-87/2/ch.l 

10-237.  Quartermaster  salvage  repair  compauy  (scmimobile),  Changes  .'5 ;  Oct.  11,  1944. 
1944.     1  p.  W  1.44  :  10-237/ch.3 

10-298.       Quartermaster  graves  registration  company;   Sept.  26,  1944.      [1944.]      12  p. 

W  1.44  :  10-298 
-     11-95.  Signal  operation,  Changes  1  ;  Sept.  23,  1944.     [1944.]     5  p.    W  1.44  :  11-95/ch.l 

11-96.  Headquarters     and     headquarters     detachment,     signal     operation     battalion, 

Cuanges  1;  Sept.  23,  1944.      [1944.]      7  p.  W  1.44  :  ll-9G/cii.l 

11-97.  Signal  operation  company,  signal  operation  battalion.  Changes  1  ;  Sept.  23,  1944. 

[1944.]      12   n.  W  1.44  :  11-97/ch.l 

11-107.       Signal  depot  Company,  Changes  1 ;  Sept.  4,  1944.     [1944.]      4  p. 

W  1.44  :  11-107/ch.l 

11-277.  Signal  light  construction  company,  signal  battalion,  separate,  tactical  air  com- 
mand ;  Sept.  2,  1944.  [1944.]  12  p.  [Supersedes  T/0  11-277.  May  19, 
1942,  and  advance  copy  of  T/0  11-277,  May  5,  1943.]  W  1.44  :  11-277 

11-336.  Iltadquarters  and  headquarters  detachment,  signal  battalion,  separate,  tactical 
air  Connnand  ;  ^ept.  2,  1944.  [1944. J  10  p.  [Supersedes  advance  copy  of 
T/0  11-336,  May  5,  194:{].  W  1.41  :  11—336 

11-337.  Signal  outpost  operations  cmipany,  signal  battalion,  separate,  tactical  air  com- 
mand ;  Sept.  2,  1944.  [1944.]  11  p.  [Supersedes  advance  copy  of  T/0  11- 
337.  May  5,   1943.]  W  1.44  :  11-337 

11-338.        Signal   headquarters  operations   company,   signal  battalion,   separate,   tactical 

■    air  command  ;  Sept.  2,  1944.     [1944.]     12  p.     [Supersedes  advance  copy  of 

T/0  n-338.  May  5,  1943.]  W  1.44  :  11-338 

11-400.  Signal  aircraft  warning  organization,  Changes  2;  Sept.  15.  1944.  [1944.] 
8  p.  W  1.44  :  ll-400/2/ch.2 

11-500S.     Signal  service  organization;   Sept.  24,  1944.      [1944.]     4  p.     W  1.44  :  11-500S 

11-557.  Airborne  signal  company;  Au.?.  1,  1944.  [1944.]  12  p.  [Supersedes  T/0  &  B 
11-557,  Aug.  10,  1943,  including  Changes  1,  Feb.  24,  1944.] 

W  1.44  :  11-557/2 

12-47.  Replacement  company;   Sept.   25,  1944.      [1944.]      8  p.      [Supersedes  T/0  &  E 

20-47.  Aug.  31,  1943,  including  Changes  1.  Mar.  4,  1944.]  W  1.44  :  12-47 

12-602.  Po.'ital  reaulating  section  ;  Sept.  28,  1944.  [1944.]  8  p.  [Supersedes  T/O  &  E 
12-602,  Dec.  26,  1943.]  W  1.44  :  12-602/2 

12-605.       Army  postal  unit,  Changes  1 ;  Sept.  16,  1944.     [1944.]     8  p. 

W1.44:  12-605/ch.l 

17-55.         Airborne  tank  battalion.  Changes  1;  Sept.  22,  1944.      [1944.]     6  p. 

W  1.44  :  17-55/ch.l 

17-56.  Headquarters  and  headquarters  and  service  company,  airborne  tank  battalion. 

Changes  1  ;  Sept.  22,  1944.      [1944.]      10  p.  W  1.44  :  17-56/ch.l 

17-57.         Airborne  tank  company,  Ci^anges  1;  Sept.  22,   1944.      [1944.]      12  p. 

W  1.44  :  17-57/ch.l 

18-25.  Tank  destroyer  battalion,  self-propelled.  Changes  2;  Aug.  29,   1944.      [1944.] 

6  p.  W  1.44  :  18-25/ch.2 

18-26.  Headquarters  and  headquarters  company,  tank  destroyer  battalion,  self-pro- 
pelled. Changes  2  ;  Aug.  29.  1944.     [1944.]     lip.  W  1.44  :  18-26  ^ch.2 

18-28.  Keconnaissaiicr-  company,  tank  destroyer  battalion,  self-prop-lled.  Changes  2  ; 
Aug.  29,  1944.     [1944.]     10  p.  W1.44  :  1S-28/ch.2 

18-35.  Tank  destroyer  battalion,  towed:  Sept.  1.  1944.      [1944.]      8  p.      [Supersedes 

T/O  18-35,  May  7,  1943,  including  Changes  1  and  2,  Mar.  28  and  Apr.  28, 
1944.]  W  1.44: 18-35 

18-36.  Headquarters   and    headquarters   company,    tank   destrover   battalion,    towed ; 

Sept.  1,  1944.  [1944.1  14  p.  [Supersedes  T/0  18-36.  Mav  7,  1943.  includ- 
ing Changes  1  and  2,  June  5.  1943,  and  -■^pr.  2-5,  1944,  and  T/E  18-36.  M.iv  7. 
1943.  including  Changes  1-3,  Oct.  9.  194.3-Apr.  25.  1944.]      W  1.44  :  18-36/2 

18-37.  Tank  destrover  gun  eompanv.  tank  destrover  battalion  :  Sept.  1.  1944.      [1944.] 

10  p.  [Supersedes  T/0  18-.37.  Mav  7.  1943.  including  Changes  1  and  2, 
June  1  and  5.  1943.  and  T/E  18-37,  May  7,  1943,  including  Changes  1-3.  Oct. 
16.  1943-Apr.  2-',  1944.]  W  1.44  :  18-37 

19-7.  Militaiv    pnlice    jilitoon,    infantry    division;    Sept.    12,    1944.      [1944]      8    p. 

[Snpr^rsedes  T/0  &  E  19-7,  Mar.  28,  1944,  including  Changes  1.  .Tune  9, 
1944.]  W  1.44:  19-7/3 

20-12S.  Headquarters  and  headquarters  detachment  and  news  and  historical  t"nms, 
information  and  historical  service;  Oct.  3,  1944.  [1944.]  8  p.  [Super- 
sedes T/O  &  E  20-12S,  Apr.  2.  1944.]  W  1.44  :  20-128 

44-127.  Antiaircraft  artillery  automatic  weap.ms  battery,  semimobile.  Changes  2:  Sept. 
26.1944.     1944.     1  p.  W  1.44  :  44-127/2/ch.2 

44-135.  Antiaircraft  artillery  searchlight  battalion,  Changes  1 ;  Aug.  28,  1944.  [1944.] 
2   p.  W  1.44  :  44-13.')/2/ch.l 

44—136.  Headquarters  and  headquarters  hatterv  antiaircraft  artillerv  searclil!"ht  bat- 
talion. Clianees  1  ;  Aug.  28.  1944.     [1944.]     3  p.  W  1.44  :  44-1 36/2 /ch.l 

44-138.  Antiaircraft  artillery  searchlight  battery.  Chances  1  ;  Aug:  :\8  1044  [1914.] 
8  p.  W1.44:44-138/2/ch.l 

55-47.  Transportation  Corps  :  Army  marine  ship  repair  company.     Chan'jres  1  ;  Sept. 

1.1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  W  1.44  :  ."i5-47/ch.l 

55-147.  SanT- :  Smsing  area  eompanv  :  Sept.  9  1944.  [1944,]  8  p.  [Supers-^des  T/O 
5.5-147.  May  5.  1943.  and  T/K  5.5-147.  May  5.  1943.]  W  1  44  :  S-'-M? 

71-2.  Headquarters  company,  airbirne  division.  Changes  1  ;   Sept.   29,   1944.     1944. 

1  p.  W  1.44  :  71-2/ch.l 

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Technical  mamails.  Technical  manual :  Aircraft  propellers ;  Jan.  5, 1944.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  L'4y  p.  il.  (TM  1-412.)  [Supersedes  TM  1-112,  Oct.  21,  1940,  includ- 
ing Changes  1,  Aug.  20,  1941.]  *  Paper,  350.  W  1.35  :  1-412/2 
NoiB. — Technical  manuals  consists  of  a  series  of  pamphlets  supplementing  the  Field 
manuals  covering  suhjocts.  the  separate  troatincnt  of  which  is  considered  essential  to 
a  fuller  accomplishment  of  the  training  prescribed  in  the  Field  manual  series.  The 
scope  of  this  series  includes  pamphlets  describing  mat^'riel  and  containing  instructions 
for  the  operation,  care,  maintenance  and  handling  thereof;  guidebooks  for  instructors  and 
specialists;  reference  books;  and  the  like.      •  Item  li;i7 

Same,  Changes  1;  Sept.  13,  1944.     [1944.]     2  p.     (TM  1-412  [changes]  1.) 

[Title  incorrectly  given  as  Miscellaneous  aircraft  equipment.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

W1.35:l-412/2/ch.l 

Same:  Driver  selection,  training,  and  supervisio-n,  half-track  and  full-track 

vehicles;  Oct.  IS,  1944.     1944.     iii+7G  p.  il.      (TM  21-301.)      *  Paper,  15c. 

W  1.35 :  21-301 

Same:  Electro-surgical  unit,  portable;  Aug.  30,  1944.     1944.     iii-|-25  p.  il. 

(TM  8-C16. )     *  Paper,  10c.  W  1.35 :  8-616 

Same:  Inspection  of  textiles,  Clianges  1;   Sept.  12,  1944.     [1944.]     2  p. 

(TM  10-225  [changes]  1.)     *  Paper,  5c.  W  1.35  :  10-225/ch.l 

Sairfe:  Lamp,  therapeutic,  mercury,  arc,  air-cooled,  mobile,  complete,  110- 

volt,  60-cvcle  (item  7126005)  ;  Sept.  25,  1944.    1944.    iii+39  p.  il.     (TM  8-621.) 

*  Paper,  150.  W  1.35  :  8-621 

Same:  Mask  tyiie  oxvgen  therapy  outfit,  complete,  and  oxygen  therapy  out- 
fit, with  manifold;" Aug.  14.  1944.  [1944.]  iii-|-33  p.  il.  (TM  7-617.)  *  Paper, 
10c.  W  1.35  :  8-617 

Same:  Mess  management  and  training;  Oct.  3,  1944.    1944.     [3]-f84  p.  il. 

4°     (TM  10-205.)      [Supersedes  TM  10-205,  July  6,  1942.]     *  Paper,  25c. 

W  1.35 :  10-205/3 

Same:  Pay  and  allowances  of  enlisted  personnel.  Changes  4;  Aug.  18.  1944. 

[1944.]  1  p.  4°  (TM  14-502  [changes]  4.)  [Accompanied  by  certain  revised 
pages  to  be  inserted  in  the  manual.]     *  Paper,  5c.  W  1.35:  14-502/ch.4 

Same:  Plow  LC-61  (cable)  ;  June  12,  1944.    1944.    v-f38p.il.     (TM  11- 

370.)     *  Paper,  15c.  W  1.35: 11-370 

Same :  Sinusoidal  machine  ;  Sept.  1,  1944.    1944.    iii-fl2p.il.    (TM  8-624.) 

*  Paper,  10c.  W  1.35  :  8-624 

Same :  Surveying,  Changes  1 ;  Sept.  18,  1944.     [1944.]     4p.il.     (TM  5-235 

[changes]    1.)     *  Paper,   5c.  W  1.35  :  5-235/ch.l 

Same:  Telephone  repeater  EE-89-A,  Changes  1;  Sept.  29,  1941.     [1944.] 

8  p  il.  (TM  11-2006,  [changes]  1.)  [No  distribution  to  depository  libraries 
by  Documents  OflSce.]     *  Paper,  5c.  W  1.35 :  11-2006/ch.l 

Same:  Tests  sets  EE-a5  and  EE-65-A  through  -F,  Changes  2;  Feb.  18, 

1914.  1944.  1  p.  (TM  11-361  [changes]  2.)  [These  changes,  together  with 
TM  11-361,  Feb.  2,  1943,  and  Changes  1,  Mar.  30,  1943,  supersedes  sec.  1,  Train- 
ing circular  85,  1943,  and  TM  11-361F,  Apr.  28,  1943.  No  distribution  to  de- 
pository libraries  by  Documents  Office.]     t  W  1.35  :  ll-361/2/ch.2 

Same:  Wind    equipment    SCM-20-A    and    wind    equipment    AN/GMQ-1, 

Changes     1;     Sept.    25,     1944.     [1944.]     6    p.     (TM    11-429     [changes]     1.) 

*  Paper,  5c.  W  1.35 :  11-129/ch.l 

Telephone  directory,  War  Department,  Oct.  6, 1944.  [1944.]  iv-|-67-f  C41-f  [2]  p. 
4°     X  W  1.19 :  944/7 

ARMY  AIR  FORCES 

Air  force,  official  service  journal  of  Army  Air  Forces,  Oct.  1944;  [v.  27,  no.  10]. 
[1944.]  cover  title,  64  p.  il.  [Monthly.  Text  and  other  illustrations  on  p.  2-4 
of  cover.]     %     •  W  108.7: 27/10 

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Government  supplies.  Army  Air  Forces  specification:  Transparent  areas,  air- 
craft, equipment  for  maintaimng  vision  througli,  general  specification  for, 
amdt.  3 ;  Sept.  2,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  4°  (No.  40435  [amdt.  3J.)  [Processed. 
Suijersedes  and  includes  Amendment  2,  June  8,  1943.J     $ 

W  103.13 :  40435/amdt.3 

■ Index,  Army  Air  Forces  specifications,  July  1944;  compiled  by  commanding 

general.  Materiel  Command,  Wright  Field,  Davton,  Oliio.     [Wright  Field,  Day- 
ton, Ohio,  June  28,  1944.]     o7p.il.      [Monthly.]      J  W  1U8.13/2 :  944/7 

Same,  Aug.  1944;  compiled  by  commanding  general.  Materiel  Command, 

Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio.     [Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  July  31,   1944.] 
59p.il.     [Monthly.]     t  W  108.13/2 :  944/8 

Same,  Sept.  1944 ;  compiled  by  commanding  general.  Materiel  Connnand, 

Wright  Field,   [Dayton]   Ohio.     [Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  Sept.  2,  1944.] 
58p.il.     [Monthly.]     t  W  108.13/2 :  944/9 

U.  S.  Army  specifications. 

Note. — In  the  list  below,  some  of  the  Amendments  and  Notices  are  for  specifications 
which  were  issued  during  the  time  when  entries  for  the  specifications  appeared  in  the 
Monthly  catalog  under  the  Adjutant  General's  Department,  and  for  these,  the  old 
classification.  W.S.48/1,  is  retained  in  order  that  they  may  be  filed  with  the  publications 
to  which  they  belong. 

U.  S.  Army  specification  :  Camera,  aircraft,  type  A-8  (35  mm.  silent  motion 

picture)  ;  Aug.  26,  1944.      [Wright  Field.  Davton,  Ohio,  Sept.  5.  1944.]     12  p. 
12°     (No.  75-422.)      [Supersedes  No.  31329,  May  25,  1943.]     f     W  1.49:  75-422 

Same :  Camera,  aircraft,  type  K-17C ;  Aug.  29.  1944.  [Wright  Field,  Day- 
ton, Ohio,  Sept.  5,  1944.]  13  p.  11.  12°  (No.  75-94-C.)  [Sui>ersedes  No. 
75-94-B,  Aug.  11,  1942.]     f  W  1.49 :  75-94-C 

Same :  Chisels,  hand,  cold,  amdt.  1 ;  Feb.  24,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4°     (No. 

17-87A  [amdt.  1].)      [Processed.]     t  W  3.48/1 :  17-S7A/amdt.l 

Same:  Cloth,  alpaca  and  wool  pile;  Aug.  12.  1944.     [Wright  Field,  Dayton, 

Ohio,   Aug.   28,   1944.]     9  p.   il.   12°      (No.   8-142.)      [Supersedes   No.   16140^B, 
May  6,  1944.]     f  W  1.49 :  g-142 

Same:  Filter  unit,  type  A-9  (for  24-inch  F/6  lens,  tvpes  K-17  and  K-18 

cameras)  ;  Aug.  16,  1944.      [Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  Aug.  28,  1944.]     6  p.  11. 
12°     (No.  75-421.)      [Super.sedes  No.  31.3.57,  Mar.  23,  1944.]      t     W  1.49:  75-421 

•  Same:  Instruments,  remote  indicating-autosyn,  (aircraft)  general  specifi- 
cation for,  amdt.  1 ;  Aug.  24.  1944.  [Wright  Field,  Davton,  Ohio,  Aug.  28,  1944.] 
2  p.  12°     (No.  94-27864-C  [amdt.  1].)     t  W  1.49 :  94-27864-C/amdt.l 

Same:  Kit,  photographic  vi-ater-.supply,  type  O-l ;  Aug.  28,  1944.     [Wright 

^^''ield,  Davton,  Ohio,  Sept.  S.  1944.]      9  p.  il.  12°      (No.  75-420.)      [Supersedes 
No.  31321-A,  .June  16,  1944.]     t  W  1.49:  75-420 

Same:  Kit,  photographic  water-supply,  type  0-2,  amdt.  1;  Sept.  9,  1944. 

[Wright    Field,    Dayton,     Ohio,     Sept.     11,    1944.]     1     p.     12°      (No.     75-389 
[amdt.  1]. )     t  W  1. 19 :  75-389/amdt.l 

Same:  Lambskin,  baby,  amdt.  2;  Aug.  30,  1944.      [Wright  Field,  Dayton, 

Ohio,  Sept.  .5,  1944.]     2  p.  12"      (No.  8-137   (amdt.  2].)      [Supersedes  and   in- 
cludes Amendment  1,  May  27,  1944.]      t  W  3.48/1  :  8-137/anidt.2 

Same:  Lamp  assembly,  cockpit,  type  B-7A  (aircraft,  extension)  ;  Sept.  2, 

1944.      [Wright  Field,  Dayton,   Ohio.   Sept.   i;i,  1944.]     12  p.   il.  12"      (No.  94- 
32228-B. )      [  Supersedes  No.  94-32228-A,  Sept .  1,  1941 .  ]      t     W  1.49  :  94-32228-B 

Same:  I^amp  assemblv,  flashliglit,  tvpe  A-5A   (inspection),  amdt.  1:  Aug. 

28.   1944.      [Wright   Field,   Davlon,  Ohio,   Sept.   5,   1914.  |     2   i).   12"      (No    94- 
32286-A  [amdt.  1].)      t  W  1.49  :  94-;;2J8r;-A/amdt.l 

Same:  Lens  cone,  aircraft  camera,  6,  12,  and  24  inch  (K-17  camera  series)  ; 

Aug.  12,  1944.      [Wright  Field,  Davton,  Ohio,  Aug.  28,  1944.]     12  p.  il.  12"      (No. 
75-144-D.)      [Supersedes  No.  75-1 44-C,  Aug.  17,  1942]     t     W  1.49:  75-14 1-D 

Same:    Lens(>s,    photographic,    general    specification    for;    Aug.    .30,    1944. 

[Wright   Field,  Dayton,  Ohio.  Sept.  8.  1944.)      iO  p.   il.   12'      (No.  75  110  B.) 
[Supersedes  No.  7.J-150-A,  Feb.  25,  1943.  J      t  W  1.49  :  75-1 50-B 

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Oovemment  supplies — Continued. 

Same:  Mount,  vertical  camera,  general  specification  for;  Aug.  12,  1944. 

[Wright  Field.  Dayton,  Ohio,  Sept.  5,  1944.]  6  p.  il.  12°  (No.  75-37-B.) 
[Supersedes  No.  75^-;^7-A,  Mar.  5,  IJMl.]     t  W  1.49 :  75-37-B 

Same:  Plant,   electric   power,   type  C-llA    (engine-driven,   2500  watts), 

amdt.  2;  Aug.  22,  1944.  [Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  Aug.  28,  1944.]  2  p.  12° 
(No.  94-32381-A    amdt.  2].)     f  W  1.49:  94-32381-A/amdt.2 

Same:  Powder,  flashlight,  photographic,  amdt.  4;  Sept.  9,  1944.     [1944.] 

1  p.  4°  (No.  50-11-102A  [amdt.  4].)  [I'rocessed.  Supersedes  Amendment 
3.]     t  W  3.48/1 :  rjO-ll-102A/amdt.4 

Same:  Projector,  motion  picture,  type  D-IB   (16  millimeters),  amdt.  1; 

Sept.  13,  1944.  [Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  Sept.  14,  1944.]  2  p.  12°  (No. 
75-141-A  [amdt.  1] . )     t  W  1.49 :  75-141-A/amdt.l 

Same:  Relay,  current,  single  pole,  type  B-7B  (24  volts,  200  ampere,  direct 

current),  amdt.  2;  Sept.  8,  1944.  [Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  Sept.  9,  1944.] 
1  p.  12°  (No.  94-32353-B  [amdt.  2].)  [Supersedes  and  includes  Amendment 
1,  Aug.  1,  1944.]     t  W  3.48/1 :  94-32353-B/amdt.2 

Same:  Safelight,   plastic   pliotographic ;    Aug.   29,   1944.     [Wright    Field, 

Dayton,  Ohio,  Sept.  8.  1944.]  5  p.  12"  (No.  75-254-A.)  [Supersedes  No.  75- 
254,  Apr.  10,  1943.]     t  W  1.49 :  75-254-A 

Same:  Target,  tow,  type  A-6A;   Sept.  1,  1944.     [Wright  Field,  Dayton, 

Ohio,  Sept.  13,  1944.]  4  p.  il.  12°  (No.  94-40307-B.)  [Supersedes  No.  94- 
40307-A,  July  1,  1941.]     t  W  1.49 :  94-40307-B 

Posters.  Itching  fingers?  vou're  helping  the  enemy  !  [poster].  1944.  17  X  14.1 
in.     t  W  103.14 :  It  1 

Stolen  equipment  is  cutting  your  lifeline!  [poster].     1944.     17  X  14  in.     t 

W  108.14  :  Eq  5 

Stop,  stop  stealing  tools!  that  crew  will  need  them  in  combat;   [poster]. 

1944.     17X14.1  in.     i  W  108.14  :  T  61 

SnelUns  Expedition,  in  eastern  part  of  Netherlands  P^ast  Indies,  1929-30:  v.  3, 
Meteorological  observations  [with  bibliography  and  List  of  publications  con- 
cerning Snellius  Expedition  (until  1936)]  ;  Report  788.  July  1944.  cover  title. 
vi-f-[l]+113  p.  il.  2  pi.  4°  (Weather  Division.)  [Originally  published  by 
E.  J.  Brill,  Leiden,  1936.]     t     •  Item  1147  W  108.2 :  Sn  2/92&-30 

ARMY  SERVICE  FORCES 

Pre-induction  training,  program  developed  for  Army  by  Industrial  Personnel 
Division.     [1944.]     cover  title,  2+26  p.  il.  4"     [Processed.]     % 

W  109.2 :  P  91/2 

Puhlie  property.  Disposition  of  property.  Change  3;  [Aug.  31,  1944].  [1944.] 
[28]  p.  4°  (Procurement  regulation  7  [change  3]  ;  Readjustment  Division.) 
[Extracted  from  Revision  40  of  Procurement  regulations.  Issued  in  loose- 
leaf  form.]     Included  in  price  of  regulation  7.     •  Item  1131     W  109.8/2  :  7/ch. 3 

Same.  Change  4;  [Oct.  5.  1944].  [1944.]  [38]  p.  4°  ( Procurement  regu- 
lation 7  [change  4]  :  Readjustment  Division.)  [Extracted  from  Revision  41 
of  Procurement  regulations.  Issued  in  loose-leaf  form.]  Included  in  pi-ice 
of  regulation  7.     •  Item  1131  W  109.8/2  :  7/ch.4 

Supply  catalogs.  Army  Service  Forces  catalog:  Ordnance  supply  catalog.  [Pub- 
lications Department,  Raritan  Arsenal,  1944.]  [Processed.  Issued  with  per- 
forations.]    I 

Note. — In  the  lists  below,  some  of  the  Changes  are  for  the  Standard  nomenclature  list."; 
when  they  were  issuecl  by  the  Ordnance  Department  before  the  establishment  of  the  Army 
Service  Forces  catalog,  and  for  these,  the  old  clas.sification  W;34.2.'} ;  is  retained  in  order 
that  they  may  bo  filed  with  the  publications  to  which  they  belong. 

Ord  5  SNL. 

H-14.     Tires,   tubns,   tire  valv(>s  and  patches,  etc. ;  Sept.  8,   1944.     52  p.      (Standard 

nomenclature  list  11-14.)  W  100.14  :  Ord  .')  H-14 

K-4.       Elements,  oil  filter;  Aug.  12,  1944.     12  p.      (Standard  nomenclature  list  K-4.) 

W  109.14  :  Ord  5  K-4 

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Supply  catalogs — Continued. 
Ord  5  Stock  list. 

Stock  list  of  items  (cross-reference  of  tools,  equipment  and  supplies,  ordnance  section. 


Federal  standard  stock  catalog), 

sedes  Changes  1,  May  12,  1944.] 

Same,  aec.  B,  Changes  2  ;  Aug.  4,  1944. 

Same,  sec.  C,  Changes  2 ;  Aug.  4,  1944. 

Same,  sec.  D,  Changes  2 ;  Aug.  4,  1944. 

Same,  sec.  E,  Changes  2 ;  Aug.  4,  1944. 

Same,  sec.  P,  Changes  2 ;  Aug.  4,  1944. 

Same,  sec.  G,  Changes  2 ;  Aug.  4,  1944. 

Same,  sec.  H,  Changes  2 ;  Aug.  4,  1944. 

Same,  sec.  I,  Changes  2 ;  Aug.  4,  1944. 

Same,  sec.  J,  Changes  2 ;  Aug.  4,  1944. 

Same,  sec.  K,  Changes  2  ;  Aug.  4,  1944. 

Same,  sec.  L,  Changes  2 ;  Aug.  4,  1944. 

Same,  sec.  N,  Changes  2 ;  Aug.  4,  1944. 

Same,  sec.  0,  Changes  2 ;  Aug.  4,  1944. 

Same,  sec.  K,  Changes  2 ;  Aug.  4,  1944. 

Same,  sec.  TJ,  Changes  2 ;  Aug.  4,  1944. 


A  Changes  2;  Aug.  4,   1944.      lit  p.      [Super- 
W  109.14  :  Ord  5/2/sec.A/cli.2 


23  p. 
67  p. 
16  p. 
6  p. 
10  p. 
23  p. 
16  p. 
4  p. 
4  p. 
43  p. 
6  p. 
4  p. 
3  p. 
16  p. 
3  p. 


[Supersedes  Clianges  1,  May  12,  1944.1 

W  109.14  :  Ord  5/iVsec.B/ch.2 

[Supersedes  Changes  1,  May  12,  1944.] 

W  109.14  :  Ord  5/2/sec.C/ch.2 

[Supersedes  Changes  1,  May  12,  1944.] 

W  109.14  :  Ord  5/2/8ec.lJ/ch.2 

[Supersedes  Changes  1,  May  12,  1944.] 

W  109.14  :  Ord/5/i/sec.E/ch.2 

[Supersedes  Changes  1,  May  12.  1944.] 

W  109.14  :  O.d  5/2/sec.F/cli.2 

[Supersedes  Clianges  1.  May  12,  1!344.] 

W  109.14  :  Ord  5/2/sPC.G/eh.2 

[Supersedes  Changes  1,  May  12,  1944.] 

W  109.14  :  Ord  5/2/sec.H/ch.2 

[Supersedes  Changes  1,  May  12.  1944.] 

W  109.14  :  Ord  5/2/sec.l/eh.2 

[Supersedes  Chaiii-'es  1,  May  12,  11)44.] 

W  109.14  :  Ord  5/2/sec.J/ch.2 

[Supersedes  changes  1.  Mav  12,  1944.] 

W  109.14  :  Ord  5/2/spo.K  /ch.2 

[Supersedes  Cl'anges  1.  May  12,  1944.] 

W  109.14  :  Ord  5/2/see.L/ch.2 

[Supersedes  Chanees  1,  May  12.  1944.] 
_. .     _    .  _    .  .       ...  .^^ 


W  109.14  :  Ord  5/2/sec.N/cli. 
[ Supersedp"  Chanees  1,  Mav  12.   1944.] 
W  109.14  :  Ord  5/2/sec.O/ch.2 
[Supersedes  Clmnges  1.  Mav  12.  1944.] 
W  109.14  :  Ord  5/iVsPC.R/ch.2 
[Supersedes  Chances  1.  Mny  12,  1944.] 
W  109.14  :  Ord  5/2/sep.TT /fli.2 
Same,  sec.  W.  Changes  1;  Aug.  4.  1944.     34  p.  W  109  14  :  Ord  ."> /2/S(>c.W/rh.l 

Same,  sec.  Y,  Changes  2  ;  Aug.  4,  1944.     [2]  p.     [Supersedes  Changes  1.  Mav  12,  1944.] 

W  109.14  :  Ord  5/2/sec.Y/ch.2 
Ord  5-1. 

Stock  list  of  items,   numerical  index  of   manufacturers'   part  numbers  and  drawing 
numbers,  Changes  1;  Aug.  4,  1944.     64  p.      [For  information  only.] 

W  109.14  :  Ord  5-1/ch.l 
Ord  6  SNL.     Tools,  maintenance,  for  repair. 

A-35.  Maintenance  of  antiaircraft  materiel  (37-mm  and  40-mm),  Aug.  16.  1944. 
27  p.  il.  (Standard  nomenclature  list,  A-35,  sec.  2.)  [Supersedes  SNL 
A-.'i5,  Jan.  16.  1944,  from  the  niidd'e  of  p.  7  through  p.  12,  extent  informa- 
tion appearing  on  p.  10  under  Gun,  automatic.  37-mni.  M4  and  MIO 
(aircraft).]  W  109  14  :  Ord  6  A-H5/sec  2 

B-20.  Small  and  hnnd  arms,  and  pyrotechnic  proiectors,  Changes  3  ;  Aug.  IB,  1944. 
3  p.  (Standard  nomenclature  list  B-20,  changes  3.)  f  Supersedes 
Changes  2,  Mar.   15,   1944.]  W  109.14  :  O-d  6  B-20/ch.3 

D-14.     Tool-set.s  for  maintenance  of  antiaircraft  artillery;  Aug.   16,   1944.     44  p.  il. 

(Standard   nomenclature  list  D-14,    sec.   2.)      [Supersedes   SNL   D-14,   sec. 

6-8;   and    10,   Apr.   1,   1944.]  W  109.14  :  Ord  6  D-14/sec.2 

Same,  Changes  1:   Sept.   16,  1944.     6  p.      (Standard   nomencl'ture  list  D-14, 

sec.  2,  changes  1.)  W  109.14  :  Ord  6  D-14/sec.2/ch.l 

K-272.  Tool-sets  for  maintenance  of  sighting  and  fire  control  equipment;  Aug.  16, 
1944.  1R3  p.  il.  (Stand.ird  nomenclature  list  P-272.)  rSupersedps  SNL 
P-272,  Nov.  8,  1943,  and  Changes  1,  Dec.  28,  1943.]     W  109.14  :  Ord  6  P-272 

G-27.  Tools,  maintenance,  for  repair  of  automotive  and  semi-automotive  vehicles,  sec. 
1,  Tool-sets  (special),  automotive  and  semi-automotive.  Changes  1  ;  Au,g.  16, 
1944.     43  p.      (Standard  nomenclature  list  G-27.  sec.  1.  cliangos  1.) 

W  109.14  :  Ord  6  G-27/2/sec.l/ch.l 

G-27.  Automotive  and  semi-automotive  vehicles,  see.  2.  Tool-sets  (common),  special- 
ists and  organizational.  C'anges  1  ;  Aug.  16.  1944.  4  p.  (Standard  nomen- 
clature list  G-27,  sec.  2,  changes  1.)  W  109.14  :  Ord  6  G-27/2/see.2/ch.l 

N-21.  Ordnance  maintenance  sets.  Changes  4 ;  Aug.  2,  1944.  8  p.  (St^anadnrd 
nomenclature  list  N-21,  changes  4.)      [Supersedes  Changes  3.  May  15.  1944.] 

W  109.14  :  Ord  6  N-21/ch.4 
Ord  7  SNL.  Organizational  spare  parts  and  equipment. 

B-6.  Pistol,  automatic,  cal.  .45,  M1911  and  AI1911A1  ;  Aug.  18,  1944.  13  p.  il. 
(Standard  nomenclature  list  B-6.)  [Supersedes  Ord  7  SNL  B-6.  organiza- 
tional spare  parts  and  equipment.  May  18,  1944,  and  Chnnges  1.  .Tulv  3, 
1944.]  W  109.14  :  Ord  7  B-6/3 

Ord  8  SNL.  Higher  echelon  spare  parts  and  equipment  (addendum). 

A-48.  Trainer,  machine  gun,  cal.  .22  (M3.  M4,  and  M5)  ;  Aug.  21,  1944.  10  p.  11. 
(Standard  nomenclature  list  A-48,  sec.  7  :  Subcaliber  equipment  for  major 
items  of  eroup  A.)  [Supersedes  Ord  8  SNL  A-48.  ilRSP  &  K  (addendum). 
Mar.  20,  1944.  and  Changes  1,  June  6,  1944.]  W  109.14  :  Ord  8  A-48/2/8ec.7 
B--6.  Pistol,  automatic,  cal.  .45  M1911  and  M1911A1  ;  Aug.  17.  1944.  10  p.  il. 
(Standard  nomenclature  list  B-6.)  [Supersedes  Ord  8  SNL  B-6.  HESP  &  B 
(addendiun).   May   15,   1944.]  W  109.14  :  Ord  8  B-6/3 


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SuppUi  catalof/s — ('(intiiiuod. 

B  9.  SliotKUiis;  St'iit.  12,  1044.  32  p.  il.  (Standard  nomenclature  list  B-9.) 
[Supersedes  Ord  8  SNL  B-9,  HESI»  &  E  (addendum).  Dec.  3,  1943,  and 
ChanKes  3.  Auk.  1'>.  1044.]  W  109.14  :  Ord  8  B-9' 

B-25.  Rifles,  cal  .22  (eomnw^rcial)  ;  Sept.  12,  1944.  18  p.  il.  (Standard  nomen- 
elaturo  list  B-2o.)  [Supersedes  Ord  8  SNL  B-25,  IIKSP  &  E  (addendum), 
July   4,    1944.  J  W  109.14  :  Ord  8  B-25/2 

B-29.  Revolver,  Colt.  cal.  .38,  special  (commando  and  junior  commando),  revolver, 
Smilli  and  Wesson,  military  and  police,  cal.  .38,  regular  (38/200)  and  cal. 
.38,  special,  CI  anjies  1;  Aug.  14,  1944.  [2]  p.  (Standard  nomenclature 
list  r.-29.  <han}res  1.)  W  34.23  :  B-29/add./ch.l 

F-204.  Quadrant,  eievution,  Ml,  Chnnues  1;  Aug.  20,  1944.  [2]  p.  (Standard  nomen- 
clature list   F-204,  Cliaiifies  1.)  W  109.14  :  Ord  8  F-:i04/ch.l 

F-281.  Quadrant,  elevation,  MO  (TIO)  (for  tanks  and  combination  guu  mounts,  M34 
and  M34A1),  Changes  1;  July  18,  1944.  12]  p.  (Standard  nomenclature 
list   F-281,   ciianges    1.)  W  109.14  :  Ord  8  F-281/ch.l 

J— 108.  Compressor,  air,  gasoline-engine-driven,  3-cu-ft-per-min..  DeVilbiss  no.  UAJE 
5103,  complete,  and  compressor,  air,  gasoline-engine-driven,  3-cu-ft-per-niin., 
DeVilbiss  no.  I'A.IE  5105-1.  complete.  Changes  1  ;  Aug.  9,  1944.  [2]  p. 
(Standard  nomenclature  list  J-108,  changes  1.)     W  109.14  :  Ord  8  J-108/ch.l 

J-114.  Compressor,  air,  gasoline-engine-driven,  3-cu-ft-per-min.,  Kellogg  No.  GE140- 
S13032,  complete  (Johnson  engine)  (66-C-1369)  ;  May  4,  1944.  8  p.  11. 
(Standard  nomenclature  list  J-114.)  W  109.14  :  Ord  8  J-114 

J-115.  Compri  ssor,  air,  (jasoline-engine-driven,  3-cu-ft-per-min..  Kellogg  no.  GE14C)- 
S13632,  complete  (Briggs  &  Stratton  engine)  (66-C-1369)  ;  Aug.  26.  1944. 
8  p.  il.      (Standard  nomenclature  list  J-115.)  W  109.14  :  Ord  8  J-115 

J-142.  Drill,  pneumatic,  port.,  reversible,  li4-in.,  Chicago  Pneumatic  Tool  Co.  no.  315- 
R-100,  complete  (40-D-453),  Aug.  28,  1944.  6  p.  il.  (Standard  nomen- 
clature list  J-142.)  W  109.14  :  Ord  8  J-142 

J-151.  Drill,  elec,  port.,  V.  in.,  110  v.,  a.  c.-d.  c,  Skilsaw  no.  83,  complete  ;  Aug.  9,  1944. 
4  p.  il.      (Standard  nomenclature  list  J-151.)  W  109.14  :  Ord  8  J-151 

J-156.  Charger,  battery,  port.,  rectifier-tube-type,  115  v.  60  c.  a-c,  45  v.  d-c.  6  amp. 
output,  Heyer  model  HP-AM-6A,  complete,  Changes  1 ;  Aug.  7,  1944.  [2]  p. 
(Standard  nomenclature  list  J-156,  changes  1.)     W  109.14  :  Ord  S  J-15G/ch.l 

J-173.  Washer,  car,  2-cun,  220  v.,  60  c,  a-c,  3-ph.,  12-gal-per-min.,  Curtis  no.  H-308 
(40-W-22-10)  ;  Aug.  9,   1944.     5  p.      (Standard  nomenclature  list  J-173.) 

'     W  109.14:  Ord  8  J-173 

J-181.  Grinder,  bench,  elec,  6-in.,  110  v.,  60  c,  sgle-ph.,  B-line  no.  CC610,  complete 
(model  MS-9100)  (40-G-140)  ;  Aug.  9,  1944.  5  p.  il.  (Standard  nomen- 
clature \Ut  J-181.)  W  109.14  :  Ord  8  J-181 

J-182.  Grinder,  bench,  elec,  7-in.,  110  v.,  60  c,  sgle-ph.,  B-line  no.  CC625,  complete 
(model  C-1300-2)  (40-G-142-5)  ;  Aug.  9,  1944.  6  p.  il.  (Standard  nomen- 
clature list,  J-182.)  W  109.14  :  Ord  8  J-182 

J-187.  Grinder,  brake  lining,  110  v.,  60  c,  sgle-ph.,  Barrett  no.  B-120,  complete  (40- 
G-100),  and  grinder,  brake  lining,  110  v.,  60  c,  sgle-ph.,  Barrett  no.  B-120A, 
complete  (40-G-lOO).  changes  1;  Aug.  8,  1944.  |2J  p.  (Standard  nomen- 
clature list  J-1S7,  changes  1.)  W  109.14  :  Ord  8  J-187/ch.l 

J-190.  Grinder,  crankshaft,  port.,  110  v.,  60  c,  sgle-ph.,  Intheblok,  complete  (40- 
G-107)  :  June  2,  1944.     12  p.  il.      (Standard  nomenclature  list  J-190.) 

W  109.14  :  Ord  8  J-190- 

J-217.  Grinder,  tool  post,  %  hp.,  115  v.,  a.  c.-d.  c,  Themac  no.  J-4,  complete  (40-G- 
165^0)  ;  Aug.  30,  1944.     6  p.  il.      (Standard  nomenclature  list  J-217.) 

W  109.14  :  Ord  8  J-217 

J-219.  Valve-refacer,  dry,  110  v.,  a.  c.-d.  c,  %2-  to  m^-iri-  cap..  Black  &  Decker 
no.  107,  complete  (40-V-490)  ;  Sept.  4,  1944.  6  p.  il.  (Standard  nomen- 
clature  list  J-219.)  W  109.14  :  Ord  8  J-219 

J-220.  Valve-resoater.  110  v.,  a.  c.-d.  c.  Black  &  Decker,  complete  (40-V-529)  (40- 
V-530)  (40-V-535)  ;  Aug.  28,  1944.  8  p.  11.  (Standard  nomenclature 
list  J-220.)  W  109.14  :  Ord  8  J-220 

J-225.  Valve-refacer,  dry,  110  v.,  a.  c.-d.  c,  %  to  %  in.  cap.,  Sioux  no.  657-UN,  com- 
plete (40-V-505)  ;  Aug.  9,  1944.  6  p.  il.  (Standard  nomenclature  list 
J-22.5. )  W  109.14  :  Ord  8  J-225 

J-239.  Grinder,  bench,  elec,  7-in.,  110  v.,  60  c,  a.  C,  sgle-ph.,  B-line  model  MSS-9405, 
complete  (40-0-142-5)  ;  Aug.  9,  1944.  4  p.  (Standard  nomenclature 
list  J-239.)  W  109.14  :  Ord  8  J-239 

J-311.  Cleaner,  chemical  and  steam,  oil-fired.  110  v..  60  c,  sgle-ph.,  90-Ral-per-hr., 
hypressure  Jenny  model  JM-H  (40-C-1008-10)  ;  Sept.  12,  1944.  6  p. 
(Standard  nomenclature  list  J-311.)  W  109.14  :  Ord  8  J-311 

J— 321.  Machine,  brake  relining  and  grinding,  110  v.,  a.  c.-d.  c,  Barrett  no.  B-51G, 
complete  (40-M-3),  and  machine,  brake  relining  and  grinding,  110  v., 
60  c,  sgle-ph.,  Barrett  no.  B-51  modified,  complete  (40-M-3-5O)  ;  July  4, 
1944.     6p.il.      (Standard  nomenclature  list  J-321.)      W  109.14  :  Ord  8  J-321 

J-340.  Shaper,  crank,  bench,  7-in.,  115  v.,  60  c,  sgle-ph..  Ammco  no.  SlOO,  complete 
(40-S-1570)  ;  July  11,  1944.     6  p.  il.      (Standard  nomenclature  list  J-340.) 

W  109.14  :  Ord  8  J-340 

J— 406.  Compressor,  air,  gasoline-engine-driven,  16-cu-ft-per-min.,  Wayne  no.  5163-HG, 
complete  (66-C-1175)  ;  Sept.  12,  1944.  10  p.  (Standard  nomenclature 
list  J-406.)  W  109.14  :  Ord  8  J-406 

J-417.  Generator,  1'^  kw.,  port.,  gasoline-cngine-driven,  110  v.,  60  c,  sgle-ph.,  Uome- 
lite  model  HRA.  complete  (17-G-1965)  ;  Sept.  20,  1944.  8  p.  il.  (Standard 
nomenclature  list  J-417.)  W  109.14  :  Ord 8  J-41T 

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J— 444.  Welder,  generator,  12  kw.,  gasoline-enginc-drivpn,  40  v.,  300  amp.,  with  .S  kw. 
11.1  V.  d.  c.  auxiliary  generator,  Hobart  no.  GR-300-S,  complete  (17- W- 
1715)  ;  Sept.  12,  1944.     8  p.  il.      (Standard  nomenclature  list  J-444.) 

W  109.14  :  Ord  8  J-444 

J-44C.  Bench,  elec.  generator  te.sting,  110/220  v.,  60  c.,  a-c,  sgle-ph.,   Wcidenhoff  no. 

500,  complete   (17-B-13990),  and  bench,  elec.  generator  testing  110/220  v., 

60  c,   a-c,   sgle-ph..   Weidenhoff   no.   501,   complete.    (17-B-13990)  ;   July  4, 

1944.     10  p.  il.      (Standard  nomenclature  list  J-44G.) 

W  109.14  :  Ord  8  J-446 
J-457.  Charger,  battery,  port.,  gasoline-engine-driven,  15  v.,  133  amp.,  Onan  no.  OTC- 
33B,   complete    (17-C-9C35)  ;  Aug.   22,   1944.     14  p.   il.      (Standard  nomen- 
clature  list  J-457.)  W  109.14  :  Ord  8  J-457 

Ord  9  SNL.  List  of  all  parts. 

A-48.  Trainer,  machine  gun,  cal.  .22  (M3,  M4,  and  M5)  ;  Aug.  21,  1944.  13  p.  il. 
(Standard  nomenclature  list  A-48,  sec.  7;  Suhcalibcr  equipment  for  major 
items  of  group  A.)  [Supersedes  Ord  9  SNL  A-48,  list  of  all  parts,  Mar.  21, 
1944,  and  Changes  1,  June  21,  1944.]  W  109.14  :  Ord  9  A-48/2/sec.7 

B-6.  Pistol,  automatic,  cal.  .45,  M1911  and  M1911A1,  Changes  1  ;  July  18,  1944. 
[2]  p.      (Standard  nomenclature  list  B-6,  changes  1.) 

W  34.23  :  B-6/7/list/943-2/ch.l 

F-36.  Watches,  pocket,  wrist,  and'stop  ;  Aug.  18,  1944.  220  p.  il.  (Standard  nomen- 
clature list  F-36.)  [Supersedes  SNL  F-36,  list  of  all  parts,  Nov.  5,  1943, 
Changes  1  and  2,  Feb.  23  and  Apr.  29,  1944.]  W  109.14  :  Ord  9  Fr-36 

F-187.  Watch,  pocket,  Hamilton,  16  size,  21  jewel,  model  992B,  railroad  grade,  12 
hour  dial,  unit  33101  and  24  hour  dial,  unit  33102  ;  Aug.  14,  1944.  24  p.  il. 
(Standard  nomenclature  list  F-187.)  [Supersedes  SNL  F-187,  list  of  all 
parts,  Oct.  28,  1943.]  W  109.14  :  Ord  9  F-187 

F-194.  Clock,  message  center,  Ml ;  Aug.  23,  1944.  40  p.  il.  (Standard  nomenclature 
listF-194.)      [Supersedes  Ord  9  SNL  F-194,  list  of  all  parts.  Mar.  10,  1944.] 

W  109.14  :  Ord  9  F-194/2 

J-261.  Attachment,  milling,  Sheldon  10-in.  lathe,  globe  no.  61,  complete.  Changes  2 ; 
July  31,  1944.  3  p.  (Standard  nomenclature  list  J-261,  changes  2.) 
[Supersedes  Changes  1,  July  6,  1944.]  W  109.14  :  Ord  9  J-261/ch.2 

J-417.  Generator,  ly.  kw.,  port.,  gasoline-engine-driven,  110  v.,  60  c,  sgle-ph.,  Home- 
lite  model  HRA,  complete.  Changes  1 ;  July  10,  1944.  3  p.  (Standard 
nomenclature  list  J-417,  changes  1.)  W  109.14  :  Ord  9  J-417/ch.l 

Ord  10  SNL.  Tools  and  supplies. 

N-7.       Ordnance    medium    maintenance   company.    Changes    2 ;    Aug.    12,    1944.     2    p. 

(Standard    nomenclature    list    N-7,    tentative,    clianges    2.)      [Supersedes! 

Changes  1,  June  10,  1944.]  W  109.14  :  Ord  10  N-7/ch.2 

N-9.       Ordnance  heavy  maintenance  company,  field  army.  Changes  3  ;  Sept.  1,  1944. 

[2]  p.      (Standard  nomenclature  list  N-9,  changes  3,  tentative.) 

W  109.14  :  Ord  10  N-99/ch.3 
N-87.     Airborne   ordnance   maintenance  company ;   Changes   2  ;   July   21,   1944.     3  p. 
(Standard    nomenclature    list    N-87,    changes    2,    tentative.)      [Supersedes 
Changes  1,  June  10,  1944.]  W  109.14  :  Ord  10  N-87/ch.2 

N-315.   Ordnance   base  armam,ent   maintenance  battalion,   Changes  2 ;   July   31,    1944. 
3  p.      (Standard  nomenclature  list  N-315,  changes  2.)      [Tentative.     Super- 
sedes  Changes   1,  July  8,   1944.]  W  109.14  :  Ord  10  N-315/ch.2 
N-347.  Tools  and  supplies  for  ordnance  tire  repair  company.  Changes  2 ;  July  31,  1944. 
[2]    p.       (Standard    nomenclature    list    N-347,    changes    2.)       (Supersedes 
Changes  1,  May  8,  1944.]  W  34.23  :  N-347/ch.2 
N-500-GA.  Ordnance  ammunition  renovation  platoon  ;  Apr.  20.  19^4.     12  p.      (Stand- 
ard nomenclature  list  N-500-GA.  tentative.)          W  109.14  :  Ord  10  N-500-GA 
Same,  Changes  2;  July  31,  1944.      [2]  p.      (Standard  nomenclature  list  N-500- 
GA,  tentative,  changes  2.)      [Supersedes  Changes  1,  June  10,  1944.] 

W  109.14  :  Ord  10  N-500-GA/ch.2 
N-587.  Signal  base  maintenance  company;   Jan.   8,   1944.     21   p.      (Standard   nomen- 
clature list  N-587,  tentative.)  W  109.14  :  Ord  10  N-587 
Same,  Changes  1 :  July  31,  1944.      [12]  p.      (Standard  nomenclature  list  N-587 
tentative,   changes   1.)                                                W  109.14  :  Ord  10  N-587/ch.l 

Ord  12  SNL  OGS.  Obsolete  general  supplies. 

2-1.  Obsolete  group  B  material,  major  items,  Changes  1  ;  Aug.  22,  1944.     [2]  p. 

(Standard  nomenclature  list  OGS  2-1,  changes  1.) 

W  109.14  :  Ord  12  2-1/2/ch.l 

Same,  Changes  2  ;  Sept.  14,  1944.     [2]  p.     (Standard  nomenulature  list  OGS 

2-1,  changes  2.)      [Supersedes  Ord  12  SNL  OGS  2-1,  Changes  1,  Aug.  22, 

1944.]  W  109.14  :  Ord  12  2-l/2/ch.2 

4-1.        Obsolete  group  D  materiel,  major  items.  Changes  1 ;  Sept.  22,  1944.     [2]   p. 

(Standard  nomenclature  list  OGS  4r-l,  changes  1.) 

W  109.14  :  Ord  12  4-1/2/ch.l 
5-1.        Obsolete  group  E  materiel,  major  items,  Changes  1 ;  Aug.  23,  1944.     [2]   p. 
(Standard  nomenclature  list  OGS  5-1,  changes  1.) 

W  109.14  :  Ord  12  5-1/2/ch.l 
Same,  Changes  2;  Sept.  14,  1944.     3  p.     (Standard  nomenclature  list  OGS  5-1, 
changes  2.)      [Supersedes  Changes  1,  Aug.  23,  1944.] 

W  109.14  :  Ord  12  5-l/2/ch.2 

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1328  Government  Publications 

Supply  catalogs — Continued. 

6-1.         Obsolote  group  F  mutorlel,   major  Items,   Changes  1;  July  26,   1944.      [2]    p. 
(Standard  nomenclature  list  OGS  6-1,  changes  1.) 

W  109.14  :  Ord  12  6-1/2/ch.l 

Same,  Changes  2;  Aug.  18,  1944.      [2]   p.      (Standard  nomenclature  li.st  OGS 

6   1.   changes  2.)      [Supersedes  Ord  12  SNL  OGS  6-1.  Changes  1,  July  2b, 

1944.]  W  109.14  :  Ord  12  6-l/2/ch.2 

Same.    Changes   3;   Sept.    14,    1944.     H   p.      (Standard   nomenclature   list   OGS 

6-1,  changes  3.)      [Supersedes  Ord  12  SNL  OGS  6-1,  Changes  2,  Aug.  18, 

1944.]  W  109.14  :  Ord  12-6-l/2/ch.3 

7-1.        Obsolete  group   G  materiel,   major  items,   Changes   1  ;  July  26,   1944.      [2]    p. 

(Standard  nomenclature  list  OGS  7-1,  changes  1.) 

W  109.14  :  Ord  12  7-1/2/ch.l 

Same,   Changes   2;   Aug.    18,    1944.     2   p.      (Standard   nomenclature   list   OGS 

7-1,  changes  2.)      [Supersedes  Ord  12  SNL  OGS  7-1,  Changes  1,  July  26, 

1944.  ]  W  109.14  :  Ord  12  7-l/2/ch.2 

Ord  13  SNL. 

A-19.     Items  common  to  2  or  more  group  A  materiel ;  Sept.  16.  1944.     48  p.      (Stand- 
ard nomenclature  list  A-19.)      [Supersedes  SNL  A-19,  Feb.  14,  1942.] 

W  109.14  :  Ord  13  A-19 
B-15.     Items  common  to  2  or  more  group  B  materiel,  Aug.  19,  1944.     7  p.      (Stand- 
ard nomenclature  list  B-15.)      [Supsrsedes  SNL  B-15,  Mar.  27,  1942.] 

W  109.14  :  Ord  13  B-15 
M-5.     Items  common  to  2  or  more  groups,  Changes  1 ;  Aug.  28,  1944.      [2]  p.      (Stand- 
ard nomenclature  list  M-5,  changes  1.)  W  109.14  :  Ord  13  M-5/ch.l 

ADJUTANT  general's  DEPARTMENT 

Army  Air  Forces.  How  you  can  qualify  to  win  your  wings  in  AAF.  n.  p.  [RPB, 
July  7,  1944].     [2]   p.  il.  oblong  8°,  folded  into  narrow  8°  size,     t 

W  3.2 :  Ar  5/17 

Armyi  life.    Army  life  and  Army  recruiting  news,  Aug.  1944;  v.  26,  no.  8.     [Gov- 
ernors Island,  N.  Y.,  Recruiting  Publicity  Bureau,  United  States  Army,  Aug.  1, 
1944.]     18-f[2]   p.   il.   large  8°     [Monthly.]      t  Recruiting  Publicity  Bureau, 
Governors  Island,  N.  Y. 
L.  C.  card  War  22-1  W  3.45 :  26/8 

Same,  Sept.  1944;  v.  26,  no.  9.  [Governors  Island,  N.  Y.,  Recruiting  Pub- 
licity Bureau,  United  States  Army,  Sept.  1,  1944.]  18-f  [2]  p.  il.  large  8° 
[Monthly.]     t  Recruiting  Publicity  Bureau,  Governors  Island,  N.  Y. 

W  3.45 :  26/9 

Nurse  Corpa,  Aiiny.  Army  nurse,  Army  Nurse  Corps,  n.p.  [Recruiting  Publicity 
Bureau,  United  States  Army,  July  20,  1944].  cover  title,  32  p.  il.  oblong  8" 
[Text  and  another  illustration  on  p.  2-4  of  cover.]     $  W3.2:N93 

Army  nurse's  prayer,     n.p.  [Recruiting  Publicity  Bureau,  United   States 

Army,  July  24, 1944].    [2]  p.  il.  oblong  48°,  folded  into  48°  size.    %    W  3.2 :  N  93/2 

Organization.  [Adjutant  General's  Office,  organization  and  functions,  approved 
Jan.  21,  1944,  revised  pages]  ;  Aug.  22,  1944.  [1944.]  [3G]  leaves,  il.  oblong  8° 
[Processed.    Issued  in  loose-leaf  form  for  insertion  in  original  publication.]     % 

W  3.2 :  Or  3/6/944/rev.pages-3 

Posters.  Army  conservatiton  project ;  [posters].  1944.  various  sizes.  [For  offi- 
cial use  only,  and  distributed  only  within  the  armed  services.]    t 

W  3.46/7  :  103-Q-37,  etc. 

lOS-Q— 37.  Feet  flrst !  keep  shoes  in  fighting  trim,  repair,  change,  use  dubbing  [Il- 
lustrator, Bill  Randall.] 

108-E-23.  More  comfort,  less  work,  follow  these  simple  rules,  coal  is  scarce,  don't 
waste  it  I 

109-E}-24.  Spilling  means  chilling,  wasted  coal  can't  keep  you  warm  ! 

110-O-17.  Cold  facts,  wi.se  GI's  winterize.      [Illustrator,  Chalfonte.] 

111-0-18.  Fight  friction,  use  lubrication  orders. 

114-0— 19.  Bearing  a  burden,  keep  bearings  clean  I  keep  them  adjusted !  keep  them 
lubricated !      [Illustrator,  Chalfonte.] 

Award  for  careless  talk,  don't  discuss  troop  movements,  ship  sailings, 

equipment;    "award"    security    poster.      1944.      18.6X14.3    in.      [Illustrator, 
Stevan  Dohanos.]     t  W  3.46/1 :  Aw  1/3 

Award  for  careless  talk,  don't  discuss  troop  movements,   ship  sailings, 

war  equipment;   [poster].     1944.    37X28.5  in.     [Illustrator,  Stevan  Dohanos. 
This  iKJSter  also  issued  in  size  26x20  in.]     t  War  Information  Office. 

W  3.46/1 :  Aw  1 

•     Sent  to  Depository  Libraries 


November  1944  1329 

Posters — Continued.  ,.     ^        o 

Battle-wise  infantryman  is  careful  of  what  he  says  or  writes,  how  about  you? 

[poster].    1944.    40X28.4  in.     [Illustrator,  Sehlaikjer.    This  poster  also  issued 
in  size  27.9X20  in.]     t  War  Information  Office.  W  3.46/1 :  In  3/4 

Battle-wise  infantryman  is  careful  what  he  says  or  writes;  "Infantryman" 

security  poster.     1944.     20X14.2  in.     [Illustrator,  Sehlaikjer.]     | 

'  W  3.46/1 :  In  3/6 

Less  dangerous  than  careless  talk,  don't  discuss  troop  movements,  ship 

sailings,  war  equipment;   [poster].     1944.     39.9X28.4  in.     [Illustrator,  Albert 
Dome.    This  poster  also  issued  in  size  27.9X20  in.]     t  War  Information  Office. 

W  3.46/1 :  T  14/20 

Silence  means  security;  "silence"  security  jwster.     1944.     20X14  in.     t 

W  3.46/1 :  Si  3 

Women's  Army  Corps.  Array  Air  Forces.  Army  Ground  Forces,  Army  Service 
Forces,  there's  a  job  for  you  in  the  WAC.  Recruiting  Publicity  Bureau,  Gov- 
ernors Island,  N.  Y.  [Mar.  1,  1944].     [2]  p.  il.  f",  folded  into  oblong  16°  size,     t 

W  3  2 :  W  84/13 

Woman's  place  in  war.  Women's  Army  Corps,  Army  of  United  States. 

n.p. [Recruiting  Publicity  Bureau,  United  States  Army,  May  5,  1944.]     cover 
title,  [32]  p.  il.     [Text  and  other  illustrations  on  p.  2-4  of  cover.]     t 

W  3.2  :  W  84/12 

INFORMATION  AND  EDUCATION  DIVISION 

Note. — The  Morale  Service.s  Division  was  redesignated  as  tlie  Information  and  Educa- 
tion Division  by  ASF  circular  256  of  Aug.  9,  1944,  effective  the  same  date. 

Fact  sheet  1-30.     [1944.]     various  paging,  4°     [Printed  and  processed.     These 

fact  sheets  are  designed  to  aid  in  the  conduct  of  orientation.]     t     •  ^os.  23-30 

sent  to  depository  libraries  under  Item  1131  W  109.212  :  1-30 

1-5.   [Know  why  we  fight ;  Know  the  enemy  ;  Know  our  Allies  ;  Know  and  have  pride 

in   outfit;   Know  the  news  and  its  significance.]      [BMve  numbers   issued  as  one 

publication.] 

fi.  Know  why  we  fight :  6  objective.^  of  orientation. 

7.  Same  :  Planned  orientation  builds  mental  fitness  for  combat. 

8.  Same:   [We  fight  to  keep  from  being  enslaved  by  gangster  nations  who  would  sub- 

stitute fascism  for  democracy]. 

9.  Know  the  enemy :  Nazi  progaganda,  major  weapon  of  Nazi  total  warfare. 

10.  Know  our  Allies:  What  about  the  British  people? 

11.  Pride  in  outfit  and  personal  mission  :  [i^ell  soldier  on  his  job]. 

12.  Know  the  news  and  its  significance  :  Moscow  Conference,  Oct.  19-30,  1943. 

13.  Know  and  have  faith  in  ITnited  States  and  its  future;  Citizenship. 

14.  Know  why  we  fight :  Interdependence  of  peoples. 

15.  Know  the  news  and  its  significance  :  Closing  in  on  fortress  Europe. 

16.  Know  the  enemy  :  Propaganda  versus  facts. 

17.  Same:  Peace  prattle. 

18.  Same  :  Nazi  leaders  look  at  you. 

19.  Know  and  have  faith  in  TInitid  States  and  in  its  future:  What  the  home  front  is 

doing  to  support  the  fighting  front. 

20.  Same  :  Crisis,  danger  and  opportunity. 

21.  Know  and  have  pride  in  outfit  and  in  its  mission  :  Why  are  we  in  Alaska? 
2'2.   Know  why  we  fight  :   17  points  of  US  foreign  policy. 

23.  Know   the  news  and  its  significance:   Powder  kegs  of  Europe    (a  geographical  ap- 

proach). 

24.  Knr)w  your  enemy  :  Pan-Germanism  and  Nazism. 
2.^).  Same  :  Despots  of  Europe. 

26.  Know  the  news  and  its  significance  :  U.  S.  and  affairs  abroad. 

27.  Know  our  Allies  :  Progress  and  poverty  in  China. 

25.  Same:  What  about  Government  of  Chma. 

29.  Know  and  have  faith  in  America  and  its  future:  Soldiers  of  production. 

30.  Know  the  news  and  i(s  significance:  Maps  for  orientation  program. 

Newsmap.  Newsmap,  Sept.  27-Oct.  4  to  Oct.  2r)-Nov.  1  [1944],  v.  3,  no.  25-29 ;  pre- 
pared by  Army  Information  Branch,  from  ])ul)lic  sources  of  information.  Oct. 
9-Nov.  6,  1944.     Each  [2]  p.  il.  oblong  f     [Weekly.]     t  W  109.207 :  3/25-29 

Same,  special  edition.  Sept.  27-Oct.  4  to  Oct.  2.'i-N()v.  1  [1944]  v.  3,  no.  25-29; 

prepannl  by  Army  Information  Branch,  from  pul)lic  soiu'ces  of  information. 
Oct.  16-Nov.  13,  1944.     Each  [2]  p.  il.  oblong  T     [Wet^kly.]     J 

W  109.207/2 :  3/25-29 

Newsmap.  industrial  edition,  Sept.  27-Oct.  4  to  Oct.  25-Nov.  i  [1944],  v.  .3. 

no.  2.5-29;  pippared  from  public  sources  of  information.     Oct.  9-Nov.  6.  1944. 
Each  1  p.  il.  nblnn^M  •     [Weekly.]     t  W  109.209 :  3/25-29 

•     Sent  to  Depository  Libraries 


1330  Government  Publications 

Netosmap — Continued. 

Newsmap,  overseas  edition,  Sept.  27-0(t.  4  to  Oct.  25-Nov.  1  [1944],  v.  3,  no. 

25-29;  prepared  by  Aruiv  Information  Branch,  from  puljlic  sources  of  informa- 
tion.    Oct.  16-Nov.  13,  1944.     Each  [2]  p.  il.  oblong  T     [Weekly.]     t 

W  109.208 :  3/25-29 

JUDGE  ADVOCATE  GENERAL'S  DEPARTMENT 

Bulletin  of  judge  advocate  general  of  Army,  v.  3,  no.  8;  Aug.  1944.  1944.  iii-}- 
331-371  p.     [Monthly.     Issued  with  perforations.]     $     •   Item  1169 

W  10.3 : 3/8 

MEDICAL  DI'2>ARTMENT 

Army  nurse,  for  Army  nurses,  Medical  Department  dietitians.  Medical  Depart- 
ment physical  therapists,  occupational  therapy  aides,  v.  1,  no.  9;  Sept.  1944. 
[1944.]     25  p.  il.  4"     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t  W  44.29: 1/9 

Rehabilitation  of  the  disabled.  He's  back;  prepared  by  Surgeon  General's  OflSce, 
Army.  [1944.]  [1]-|-17  p.  16°  [Relates  to  rehabilitation  of  disabled  soldiers. 
Illustration  on  front  cover.]     t     •Item  1174  W44.2:H34 

ORDNANCE  DEPARTMENT 

Oovemment  supplies.  U.  S.  Army  specification  :  Filler,  hydraulic  brake,  master- 
cylinder ;  Aug.  23, 1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  12°     (No.  56-90-4.)     t      W  1.49 :  56-90-4 

Same:  Shear.?,  electric,  portable;  Aug.  24,  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  12°     (No. 

5&-90-5. )     t  W  1.49 :  56-90-5 

Same:     Washer,     bearing;     Aug.     24,  1944.     [1944.]     4     p.     12°     (No. 

56-90-3. )     t  W  1.49 :  50-90-3 

PROVOST   MARSHAL  GENEEIAL'S  OFFICE 

Posters.  Don't  be  a  dope!  pile  materiel  neatly  &  not  too  high;  [poster].  1944. 
23X18.1  in.  (War  Department  Safety  Council.)  [Illustrator,  Will  Eisner. 
This  poster  also  issued  in  sizes  10.5X8.2  in.  and  3.7X3  in.]     $       W  37.11 :  D  72 

QUARTB25MASTEB  GENERAL  OF  ARMY 

Quartermaster  librnry  record.    Quartermaster  library  record,   selected  list  of 
recent  additions  to  library,  v.  4,  no.  11;  July  1,  1944.     [1944.]     p.  21-22,  4" 
[Monthly.     Processed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  41-51380  W  77.34:  4/11 

Same,  v.  4,  no  .12 ;  Aug.  1,  1944.     [1944.]     leaves  23  and  24,  4°     [Monthly. 

Processed.     Issued  in  loose-leaf  form.]     t  W  77.34:  4/12 

Same,    v.    4,   no.    13;    Sept.-Oct.    1944.     [1944.]     p.    25-26,    4°     [Monthly. 

Processed.    Tv^'O  months  issued  as  one  publication.    Issued  in  loose-leaf  form.]    t 

W  77.34 : 4/13 

SPECIAL  SERVICES  DIVISION 

NoTK. — Tho   Special    Si>rvices    Division    w;is   ostablish-d    Nov.    11.    1943,    mid    includes   the 
recreation  and  welfare  work  of  the  former  Special  Service  Division. 

Soldier  shows,  staging  area  and  transport  entertainment  guide,  comprising  black- 
outs, sketches,  quizzes,  parodies,  and  games;  [prepared  bv  Entertainment  Sec- 
tion].    [1944.1      [2]+39p.  4°     J     •   Item  1131 

L.  C.  card  44-41532  W  109.102 :  So  4 

ENGINEER  DEPARTMENT 

St.  Marys  River,  Mich.,  south  canal,  letter  submitting  report  on  review  of  reports 
on  Great  Lakes  connecting  channels,  with  view  to  making  such  modifications  in 
project  as  may  be  considered  advisable.  Sept.  20, 1944.  6  p.  1  pi.  map.  (H.  doc. 
679,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     *  Paper,  5c. 

PUBLIC  RELATIONS  BUREAU 

Posters.  Air  fronts  [aircraft  photo  sheet  no.  6,  7  and  13]  ;  Armv  official  iwster. 
1944.     Each  28.5X40  in.     +  W  107.8 :  Ai  7/uo.  6,  etc. 

Biggest,    fastest,    deadliest.    Superfortress;    Army    official    poster.     1944. 

28.4X39.4  in.     [Illustrator,  Heaslip.]     t  W  107.8:  Su  7/4 

•     Sent  to  Depository  Libraries 

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Contents 


Page 

Abbreviations,  Explanation iv 

Alphabetical  List  of  Government 

Authors V 

General  Information 1331 

Notes  of  General  Interest 1324 

Corrections  for  Previous  Monthly 

Catalogs 1334 

New  Classification  Numbers,  etc 1335 

Congressional  Set 1336 

Monthly  Catalog 1337 


Abbreviations 


Amendment,  amendments amrtt.,  amdts. 

Appendix app- 

Article,    articles art. 

Chapter,   chapters chap. 

Congress Cong. 

Department Dept. 

Document doc. 

Facsimile,  facsimiles facsim. 

Folio f» 

House H. 

House  bill H.  R. 

House  concurrent  resolution H.  Con.  Res. 

House  document H.  doc. 

House  executive  document H.  ex.  doc. 

House  .ioint  resolution H.  J.  Res. 

House  report H.  rp. 

House  resolution    (simple) H.  Res. 

Illustration,  illustrations 11. 

Inch,  inches In. 

Latitude lat. 

Longitude long. 

Mile,  miles m. 

Month mo. 

Nautical  mile naut.  m. 

No  date n.  d. 

No  place n.  p. 

Number,  numbers no.,  nos. 

Octavo 8<> 

Page,  pages p. 


Part,  parts pt.,  pts. 

Plate,  plates pi. 

Portrait,   portraits por. 

Quarto 4" 

Report rp. 

Saint St. 

Section,    sections sec. 

Senate,    Senate   bill S. 

Senate  concurrent  resolution S.  Con.  Res. 

Senate  document S.  floe. 

Senate  executive  document S.  ex.  doc. 

Senate  joint  resolution S.  J.  Res. 

Senate  report S.  rp. 

Senate  resolution   (simple) 3.  Res. 

Session,    sessions sees. 

Sixteenmo 16" 

Statutes  at  large Stat.  L. 

Supplement,   supplements supp.,   supps. 

Table,    tallies tab. 

Tax  Court T.   C. 

Thirty-twomo 32° 

Treasury Treas. 

Twelvemo 12" 

Twenty-fourmo 24<> 

Versus vs.,  v. 

Volume,  volumes v. 

Yard,  yards yd.,  yds. 

Year yr. 


Explanation 


Words  and  figures  enclosed  in  brackets  [  ]  are  given  for  information,  bat  do 
not  appear  on  the  title  pages  of  the  publications  cataloged.  When  place  and 
printer  are  not  given,  it  is  to  be  understood  that  the  publication  is  printed  at 
the  TJnited  States  Government  Printing  Office,  Washington,  D.  C;  if  processed, 
publisher  is  issuing  office.  When  size  is  not  given,  octavo  is  to  be  understood. 
Size  of  maps  is  approximate,  measurement  being  made  from  outer  edge  of  border, 
excluding  margin.  The  dates,  including  day,  month,  and  year,  given  with  Senate 
and  House  documents  and  reports  are  the  dates  on  which  they  were  ordered  to  be 
printed.  Usually  the  printing  promptly  follows  the  ordering,  but  various  causes 
sometimes  make  delays. 

The  word  "processed"  as  used  in  this  catalog  indicates  publications  which  art 
reproduced  by  duplicating  processes  other  than  ordinary  printing,  e.  g.,  mimeo- 
graph, multigraph,  planograph,  rotaprint,  multilith.  Processed  publications  are 
not  obtainable  from  the  Superintendent  of  Documents  and  requests  for  them,  if 
they  are  available,  should  be  addressed  to  the  issuing  office. 

Under  provisions  of  the  Printing  Act  of  January  12,  1895,  all  Government  publi- 
cations are  entered  in  the  Monthly  Catalog.  However,  press  releases  and  admin- 
istrative, regional,  and  confidential  publications  are  omitted. 

The  L.  C.  card  number  appended  to  some  of  the  entries  is  for  those  libraries 
ordering  printed  cards  from  the  Library  of  Congress.  The  number  at  the  ex- 
treme right  of  an  entry  indicates  the  classification  of  the  publication  in  the 
Office  of  the  Superintendent  of  Documents. 


IV 


Alphabetical  List  of  Government  Authors 

Page 

Adjutant  General's  Department 1463 

Aeronautics  Bureau 1417 

Agricultural  and  Industrial  Chemistry  Bureau 1340 

Agricultural  Economics  Bureau 1338 

Agricultural  Research  Administration 1340 

'  Agricult  ure  Department 1 337 

Alien  Property  Custodian  Office 1430 

American  Battle  Monuments  Commission ' 1350 

American  Commission  for  Protection  and  Salvage  of  Artistic  and  Historic 

Monuments  in  War  Areas 1350 

American  Ethnology  Bureau 1441 

American    Small    Business,    Special    Committee    to    Study    Problems    of,  * 

Senate 1365 

Animal  Industry  Bureau 1340 

Army  Air  Forces 1461 

Army-Navy-Civil  Committee  on  Aircraft  Design  Criteria 1350 

Army  Service  Forces 1462 

Asiatic  Division 1413 

Bonneville  Power  Administration 1379 

Budget  Bureau 1426 

Campaign  Expenditures,  Special  Committee  to  Investigate,  House 1362 

Census  Bureau 135 1 

Children's  Bureau 1 409 

Civil  Aeronautics  Administration 1 1353 

Civil  Aeronautics  Authority 1353 

Civil  Aeronautics  Board 1353 

Civil  Service  Commission 1350 

Civilian  Defense  Office 1431 

Claims  Committee,  House 1362 

Claims  Committee,  Senate 1365 

Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey 1356 

Coast  Guard '. 1417 

Combined  Production  and  Resources  Board,  United  States,  Great  Britain, 

and  Canada 1351 

Commerce  Department 135 1 

Commodity  Credit  Corporation 1348 

Community  War  Services  Office 1373 

Congress 1361 

Contract  Settlement  Office 1465 

Coordinator  of  Inter- American  Affairs  Office 1431 

Copyright  Office 1413 

Court  of  Claims 1369 

Dairy  Industry  Bureau 1341 

Defense  Transportation  Office 1432 

Distribution  Office 1348 

V 


VI  Government  Publications 

Page 

District  of  Columbia  Committee,  Senate 1 1367 

Documents  Office 1378 

Education  Office • 1374 

Emergencj-  Management  Office 1430 

Employees'  Compensation  Commission 1371 

Employment  Security  Bureau 1376 

Engineer  Department 1464 

Entomology  and  Plant  Quarantine  Bureau 1341 

Executive  Agencies,  Special  Committee  to  Investigate,  House 1362 

Expenditures  in  Executive  Departments  Committee,  House 1362 

Experiment  Stations  Office 1342 

Extension  Service 1 349 

Farm  Credit  Administration 1343 

Farm  Security  Administration ^ 1349 

Federal  Bureau  of  Investigation 1 408 

Federal  Conununications  Commission 1371 

Federal  Communications  Commission,  Select  Committee  to  Investigate, 

.House 1362 

Federal  Deposit  Insurance  Corporation 1372 

Federal  Home  Loan  Bank  Administration 1415 

Federal  Housing  Administration 1415 

Federal  Power  Commission 1373 

Federal  Register  Division 1414 

Federal  Reserve  System  Board  of  Governors 1373 

Federal  Security  Agency 1373 

Federal  Standard  Stock  Catalog  Division 1449 

Federal  Trade  Commission 1 377 

Federal  Works  Agency 1377 

Fiscal  Service 1448 

Fish  and  Wildlife  Service 1379 

Food  and  Drug  Administration i 1374 

Foreign  Agricultural  Relations  Office 1343 

Foreign  and  Domestic  Commerce  Bureau 1357 

Foreign  Economic  Administration 1432 

Foreign  Relations  Committee,  Senate 1367 

Forest  Service 1344 

General  Accounting  Office 1377 

General  Land  Office . 1380 

Geological  Survey 1380 

Government  Printing  Office 1378 

House  of  Representatives 1361 

Human  Nutrition  and  Home  Economics  Bureau 1342 

Hydrographic  Office 1418 

Immigration  and  Naturalization  Committee,  House 1362 

Immigration  and  Naturalization  Service 1408 

Indian  Affairs  Office 1382 

Information  and  Education  Division 1463 

Information  Office 1347 

Interdepartmental  War  Savings  Bond  Committee 1448 

Interior  Department 1379 

Internal  Revenue  Bureau . 1448 

Interstate  Commerce  Commission 1385 

Interstate  Commerce  Committee,  Senate 1367 


December  1944  VII 

Page 

Irrigation  and  Reclamation  Committee,  Senate 1367 

Judiciary  Committee,  Senate 1367 

Justice  Department 1394 

Labor  Department 1409 

Labor  Standards  Division 1410 

Labor  Statistics  Bureau 1410 

Law  Library 1413 

Legislative  Reference  Service 1413 

Library  of  Congress 1413 

Library  of  Department  of  Agriculture 1347 

Library  of  Department  of  Treasury 1449 

Marine  Corps 1418 

Maritime  Commission 1413 

Medical  Department 1463 

Medicine  and  Surgery  Bureau 1418 

Merchant  Marine  and  Fisheries  Committee,  House 1363 

Military  Affairs  Committee,  House 1363 

Military  Affairs  Committee,  Senate 1368 

Mines  Bureau 1382 

Mississippi  River  Commission 1464 

Motor  Carriers  Bureau 1394 

National  Advisory  Committee  for  Aeronautics 1414 

National  Archives 1414 

National  Bureau  of  Standards 1357 

National  Housing  Agency ' 1415 

National  Institute  of  Health 1376 

National  Labor  Relations  Board 1416 

National  Museum 1442 

National  Park  Service 1384 

National  Railroad  Adjustment  Board 1417 

Nautical  Almanac  Office 1419 

Naval  Affairs  Committee,  House 1363 

Naval  Operations  Office 1418 

Naval  Personnel  Bureau * 1419 

Navy  Department 1417 

Ordnance  Bureau 1420 

Pan  American  Sanitary  Bureau. '  1423 

Pan  American  Union 1423 

Patent  Office 1359 

Pensions  Committee,  Senate ■ 1368 

Plant  Industry,  Soils,  and  Agricultural  Engineering  Bureau 1342 

Post  Office  Department 1423 

President  of  United  States 1424 

Price  Administration  Office 1432 

Procurement  Division 1 449 

Public  Assistance  Bureau 1377 

Public  Buildings  Administration 1377 

Public  Debt  Bureau 1448 

Public  Health  Service 1374 

Public  Lands  and  Surveys  Committee,  Senate 1368 

Public  Lands  Committee,  House 1364 

Public  Relations  Bureau 1464 

Public  Roads  Administration 1377 


VIII  Government  Publications 

Page 

Quartermaster  General  of  Army 1463 

Railroad  Retirement  Board 1439 

Railway  Mail  Service 1424 

Reclamation  Bureau 1384 

Research  and  Statistics  Division 1451 

Rules  Committee,  House 1364 

Rural  Electrification  Administration 1347 

Securities  and  Exchange  Commission 1439 

Selective  Service  System : 1440 

Senate 1 365 

Ships  Bureau 1420 

Smithsonian  Institution 1440 

Social  Security  Board 1376 

Soil  Conservation  Service 1349 

Solicitor,  Agriculture  Department 1347 

Solicitor,  Labor  Department 1412 

State  Department 1442 

Supplies  and  Accounts  Bureau 1420 

Supreme  Court 1444 

Tax  Court 1445 

Tax  Research  Division , 1451 

Tennessee  Valley  Authority 1447 

Topography  Division 1424 

Transportation  Investigation  and  Research  Board 1447 

Transportation,  Office  of  Chief  of 1464 

Treasurer  of  United  States 1448 

Treasury  Department 1447 

Un-American  Activities,  Special  Committee  on.  House 1365 

Veterans  Administration 1452 

Vocational  Rehabilitation  Office 1377 

War  Contracts  Price  Adjustment  Board 1452 

War  Department 1452 

War  Finance  Division 1451 

War  Food  Administration 1347 

War  Information  Office 1437 

War  Manpower  Commission 1437 

War  Mobilization  and  Reconversion  Office 1464 

War  Production  Board 1438 

War  Relocation  Authority 1 384 

War  Shipping  Administration 1439 

Washington,   George,   Commission  for  Celebration  of  200th  Anniversary 

of  Birth  of 1369 

Weather  Bureau 1360 

Women's  Bureau 1413 


General  Information 

The  Superintendent  of  Documents,  Government  Printing  Office,  Washington, 
D.  C,  is  authorized  by  law  to  sell  copies  of  Government  publications  and  to  allow 
a  discount  of  25  percent  to  book  dealers  and  quantity  purchasers  on  condition 
that  the  purchasers  will  adhere  to  the  public  sales  price  set  by  the  Superintendent 
of  Documents  and  that  publications  shall  not  be  overprinted  with  any  advertising 
matter. 

Publications  cannot  be  supplied  free  to  individuals  nor  forwarded  in  advance 
of  payment. 

The  sales  stock,  which  amounts  to  more  than  8  million,  includes  approximately 
G."i,()O0  difl'erent  titles.  iNIany  rare  books  are  included,  but  under  tlie  law  all  must 
be  sold  regardless  of  their  age  or  scarcity.  Many  of  the  books  have  been  in  stock 
some  time,  and  are  apt  to  be  shopworn.  In  filling  orders  the  best  copy  available 
is  sent. 

PRICE   LISTS 

A  general  price  list  of  public  documents  is  not  available,  but  numerous  lists 
have  been  prepared  on  special  subjects  and  any  of  these  will  be  furnished  free, 
on  application,  if  the  person  interested  will  state  the  subject  or  subjects  concern- 
ing which  information  is  desired.  It  will  also  be  noted  that  current  publications 
which  are  for  sale  are  listed  in  this  catalog. 

LIST  OP  SELECTED  PUBLICATIONS 

In  addition  to  the  price  lists,  the  Documents  Office  issues  a  semimonthly  List  of 
selected  United  States  Government  publications  for  sale  by  the  Superintendent 
of  Documents.  Each  list  is  arranged  alphabetically  by  subjects,  with  annotations 
and  prices,  and  may  be  obtained  free  upon  application  to  the  Superintendent  of 
Documents. 

CONGRESSIONAL  BILLS,    DOCUMENTS,    AND   REPORTS 

More  than  12,000  different  bills  are  usually  introduced  during  a  sessi.m  of 
Congress,  and  there  are  additional  prints  on  many  during  the  progress  of  tlu>  legis- 
lation. With  the  exception  of  a  very  few — such  as  revenue  bills — the  demand  is  an 
unknown  quantity  and  on  most  of  them  we  receive  no  orders,  which  makes  it 
impossible  to  print  a  sales  supply.  It  may  be  that  a  copy  could  be  obtained  from 
your  Congressman. 

A  difficult  problem  is  also  presented  in  providing  a  supply  of  congressional 
documents  and  reports  because  there  are  usually  more  tlian  6,000  of  this  class 
of  publications  issued  during  a  Congress  and  only  a  few  of  them  are  called  for. 
We  will  attempt  to  print  for  sale  a  few  of  the  more  important  ones,  but  if  not 
priced  the  only  possible  source  would  be  from  your  Congressman. 

HOW  TO  ORDER  PUBLICATIONS 

Publications  entered  in  this  catalog  that  are  for  sale  by  the  Superintendent 
of  Documents  are  indicated  by  a  star  (*)  preceding  the  price.  A  dagger  (t) 
indicates  that  application  should  be  made  to  the  department,  bureau,  or  division 
issuing   the   document.     A   double   dagger    (J)    indicates   that    the   document   is 

1331 


1332  GON-ERNMENT   PUBLICATIONS 

printed  for  official  use  and  Is  not  obtainable.  Whenever  additional  Information 
concerning  the  method  of  procuring  a  document  seems  necessary,  It  will  be  found 
under  the  name  of  the  bureau  by  which  it  was  published. 

Jii  orderiiiy  a  publication  from  the  Sui)orintendeiit  of  Documents,  give  (if 
known)  the  name  of  the  publishing  department,  bureau  or  division,  and  the  title, 
together  with  the  cla.ssification  number  which  is  added  to  the  entry  at  the  extreme 
right ;  order  the  congressional  documents  and  reports  by  the  title,  together  with 
the  document  or  report  number  and  the  Congress  and  session,  e.  g.,  H.  doc.  422, 
78-2. 

Do  not  use  the  L.  C.  card  number  in  ordering  a  publication. 

HOW  TO  REMIT 

Remittances  for  the  documents  marked  with  a  star  (*)  should  be  made  to  the 
Superintendent  of  Documents,  U.  S.  Government  I'rinting  Office,  Washington  25, 
D.  C.  by  coupon,  postal  money  order,  express  order,  or  check.  Currency  may 
be  sent  at  sender's  risk.  Foreign  remittances  should  be  made  either  by  int-er- 
national  money  order  or  draft  on  an  American  bank. 

Foreign  money,  defaced  or  smootJi  coins,  tvill  not  be  accepted.  Do  not  send 
postage  stamps. 

For  the  convenience  of  the  general  public,  coupons  In  the  denomination  of  5c 
that  are  good  until  used  in  exchange  for  Government  publications  sold  by  the 
Superintendent  of  Documents  may  be  purchased  from  his  office.  Address  order 
to  Superintendent  of  Documents,  Government  Printing  Office,  Washington  25,  D.  C. 

No  charge  is  made  for  postage  on  documents  forwarded  to  points  in  United 
States  and  possessions,  or  to  Canada,  Cuba,  Mexico,  Newfoundland  (including 
Labrador),  and  certain  Central  and  South  American  countries.  To  other  coun- 
tries the  regular  rate  of  postage  is  charged,  and  remittances  must  cover  such  post- 
age.    In  computing  foreign  postage,  add  one-third  of  the  price  of  the  publication. 

TO  LIBRARIANS 

The  number  given  at  the  extreme  right  of  each  entry  (except  for  congres- 
sional documents  and  reports)  is  the  classification  number  by  which  the  pub- 
lication is  arranged  in  the  Library  and  in  the  sales  stock  of  the  Office  of  tlie 
Superintendent  of  Documents.  It  can  be  used  as  a  classification  number  by 
such  libraries  as  are  using,  for  the  departmental  publications,  the  arrangement 
of  public  documents  advocated  in  the  Check  list  of  United  States  public  docu- 
ments, 1789-1909.  In  using  this  number  as  a  classification  number  in  a  library, 
it  should  be  noted  that  the  shilling  mark  (/)  is  used  to  separate  what  would 
ordinarily  be  a  superior  or  inferior  number  (the  numbers  immediately  following 
the  line)  from  the  main  classification  number,  it  not  being  practicable  to  print 
these  numbers  as  superiors  or  inferiors  in  the  Monthly  catalog. 

LIBRARY   OF    CONGRESS    CARDS 

Numbers  to  be  used  in  ordering  the  printed  catalog  cards  of  the  Library  of 
Congress  are  appended  to  entries  for  many  publications.  These  are  given  at 
the  left  with  "L.  C.  card"  prefixed.  Do  not  confuse  with  the  Documents  Office 
classification  number  given  at  the  right.  Orders  for  these  cards,  remittances  in 
payment  for  them,  and  requests  for  information  about  them  should  be  addressed 
to  the  Card  Division,  Library  of  Congress,  not  to  the  Superintendent  of  Docu- 
ments. Checks  or  money  orders  should  be  made  payable  to  the  Librarian  of 
Congress. 


December  1944  1333 


MONTHLY   CATALOG   DISTRIBITTION 


Tli(>  Mouthly  catalog  is  sold  on  subsciiiition,  price  $2.00  a  year,  inclucling 
index  ;  foreign  subscription  $2.60  a  year.  Back  numbers  cannot  be  .supplied. 
Notify  the  Superintendent  of  Documents  of  any  change  of  address. 


BINDING  THE  CATALOG 

The  Documents  Office  will  soon  issue  an  index  to  all  entries  in  the  twelve  num- 
bers of  the  Monthly  catalog,  January  to  December  1944.  A  title  page  for  the 
twelve  numbers  of  the  catalog  will  accompany  the  index.  Duplicate  numbers  of 
the  Monthly  catalog  cannot  be  supplied. 


Notes  of  General   Interest 


American  Commission   for  Protection   and  Salvage  of  Artistic   and  Historic 
Monuments  in  War  Areas 

Establishment  of  the  AiiTericaii  Commission  for  Protection  and  Salvage  of 
Artistic  and  Histoi'ic  Monuments  in  War  Areas,  approved  by  the  President  ou 
June  23,  19J3,  was  announced  by  the  Secretary  of  State  on  Aug.  20,  1943. 

Contract  Settlement  Office 

The  Contract  Settlement  Office  was  established  as  an  independent  agency  by 
Public  law  395,  78th  Congress,  approved  July  1,  1944.  It  was  later  placed  within 
the  War  Mobilization  and  Reconversion  Office  by  Public  law  458,  approved  Oct.  3, 
1944,  which  also  established  the  latter  Office. 

Document  Catalog,  76th  Congress 

The  preparation  of  the  Catalog  of  the  public  documents  of  the  76th  Congress 
and  of  all  Departments  of  the  Government  of  the  United  States,  for  the  period 
from  Jan.  1,  1939,  to  Dec.  31,  1940,  was  completed  a  number  of  mouths  ago,  but 
due  to  war  conditions  the  printing  will  be  delayed  for  an  indefinite  period  of  time. 


Corrections  for  Previous  Monthly  Catalogs 

October  1944.     On  page  1160,  4th  entry  from  top  of  page,  change  'Dietzen"  in 

subhead  and  in  2d  line  of  entry  to  read  ''Dietzgen''. 
November  1944.     On  page  1276,  under  subhead  "Procter,  Frederic  W.'\  2d  line, 

change  "Frederic  W.  Proctor"  to  read  '"Frederic  W.  Procter". 

1334- 


New  Classification  Numbers 

Agriculture  Department. 
A1.63  :  CT Interbureau  Committee  on  Post-War  Programs 

[publications!.     [Proc] 

A1.64  :  nos [Agriculture  information  series.] 

Note. — This  series  will  eventually  replace  the  AWI 
series  (A  1.59:). 
Forest  Service. 

A13.27  * :  CT Regulations,  rules,  and  instructions. 

Note. — Includes  handbooks  and  manuals. 
Agricultural  Economics  Bureau. 

A36.153:date Evaporated,  condensed,  and  dried  milk  reports 

(montlily).     [Proc] 

A36.154  :  date Hatchery  production  (monthly).     [Proc] 

A36.155:date Liquid,     frozen     and     dried     egg     production 

(monthly).      [Proc] 
War  Food  Administration. 
Distribtition  Office. 

A80.114  " :  CT Marketing  activities  (separates). 

Census  Bureau. 

C3.162:nos State  documents.     [Proc] 

Public  Roads  Administration. 

FW2.17 :  nos Automobile     registration     characteristics. 

[Proc] 
Interstate  Commerce  Commission. 

IC  1  ste.46 :  date Condensed  consolidated  statistical  statements, 

class  1  railvpays  having  annual  railway  oper- 
ating    revenues     of    $10,0(X),000     or     more. 
[Proc] 
Naval  Operations  Office. 
Nautical  Almanac  Office. 

Nll.ll:date Sky  diagrams. 

Emergency  Management  Office. 
Price  Administration  Office. 

Pr  32.4248 " :  nos OPA  manual  news  letters.  Board  operations. 

Civilian  Defense  Office. 

Pr  32.4427 :  date Protection      Services     Division      [reports] 

(monthly).     [Proc] 
Coordinator  of  Inter- American  Affaira  Office. 

Pr 32.4614:  CT Addresses.     [Proc] 

War  Manpower  Commission. 

Pr  32.5208  =  :  CT Training     within     industry     bulletin     series. 

[Proc] 

Pr  32.5227  :CT Handbook  of  descriptions  of  specialized  fields. 

[Proc] 

Pr  32.5228  :  CT Job  descriptions.    [Processed  and  printed.] 

Pr  32.5229 :  nos Labor   market    information   for  United   States 

Employment    Service    counseling :     Industry 
series.     [Proc] 
Foreign  Economic  Administrat ion. 

Pr  32.5811  :CT Posters. 

Treasury  D;'partment  Library. 

T23.7*:date ^ Consolidated    review    of    current    information 

(annual).     [Proc] 

1335 


1336  Government  Publications 

War  Fiuance  Division. 

T6G.10:nos Wounded  Americans  series. 

Army  Service  Forces. 

Informntion  and  Education  Division. 

W  109.211  ■ :  nos I  Savings  program]  posters. 

Transportatinn,  Office  of  Chief  of. 

W  109.301 :  date Annual  reports. 

W  109.302  :CT General  publications. 

W  109.303-30G :  (Reserved) 

W  109.307  :  nos Tran.sportation  Corps  pamphlets.     [Proc] 

YS.Am  3  * :  CT American  Commission  for  Protection  and  Salvage 

of  Artistic  and  Historic  Monuments  in  War 
Areas. 
Selective  Service  System. 

T3.Se4:6  («**'«) Selective  .service  regulations  (dated). 

War  Mobilization  and  Reconversion  OflSce. 

Y  3.W  19  ^ :  1  (^at^> Annual  reports. 

Y  3.W  19 ' :  2  (CT) General  publications. 

Contract  Settlentent  Office. 

Y  3.W  19  ' :  101  <^*'«^ Annual  reports. 

Y  3.W  19 ' :  102  (CT) General  publications. 

JS'uTE. — The  following  publications  have  been  discontinued:  Census  Bureau, 
Commercial  steel  castings  (C3.74:  date)  ;  Census  Bureau,  Malleable  iron  castings 
(03  89:  date). 


Congressional  Set 


Note.— The  bound  volumes  of  congressional  documents  and  reports  are  not  listed 
in  the  Monthly  catalogs,  since  the  publications  contained  therein  have  been  previ- 
ously entered  separately. 

The  following  bound  volumes  were  sent  to  Depository  Libraries  during  the 
month  of  November  1944 : 

Senate  Documents No.  152,  TSth  Congress,  2d  session.     •  Item  323 

No.  191,  78th  Congress,  2d  session.     •  Item  323 


Monthly  Catalog 

No.  599      •      December  1944 

AGRICULTURE  DEPARTMENT 

Note. — Those  publications  of  the  Department  of  Agriculture  which  are  for  sale  will  be 
supplied  by  the  Superintendent  of  Documents,  Government  Printing  Office,  Washington  25. 
D.  C.  The  Department  issues  a  monthly  list  of  publications  which  will  be  mailed  to  all 
applicants,  who  can  then  select  the  available  ones  desired. 

Addresses.  Address  by  Claude  R.  Wickaid,  Secretary  of  Agriculture,  before 
22nd  annual  session  of  Conference  of  Presidents  of  Negro  Land-Grant  Colleges, 
Chicago,  111.,  Oct.  25,  1944.    [1944.]    4  p.  4°    [Processed.]    t        A  1.40 :  W  63/113 

■ Colleges  in  post-war  world,  address  by  Secretary  of  Agriculture,  Claude  R. 

Wickard,  before  annual  convention  of  Association  of  Land-Grant  Colleges  and 
Universities,  Oct.  25,  1944,  Chicago,  111.     [1944.]     6  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

A  1.40 :  W  63/112 

• Fanning  after  the  war,  addre.ss  by  Secretary  of  Agriculture,  Claude  R. 

Wickard,  before  annual  meeting  of  Wisconsin  Farmers'  Union,  Chippewa  Falls, 
Wis.,  Oct.  2t5,  1944.     [1944.]     5  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  A  1.40 :  W  63/114 

We  can  \yrite  our  own  ticket,  address  by  Secretary  of  Agriculture,  Claude  R. 

Wickard,  at  annual  convention  of  Future  Farmers  of  America,  Kansas  Citv,  Mo., 
Oct.  10,  1944.     [1944.]     5  p.  4°     [Proces.sed.]     t  A  1.40 :  W "63/111 

Agriculture  decisions,  under  regulatory  laws  administered  in  Department  of 
Agriculture  (including  court  decisions),  v.  3,  no.  8;  Aug.  1944.  1944.  v+643- 
713  p.  [Monthly.  Reported,  indexed,  and  edited  by  I.  J.  Lowe.  Includies 
Agriculture  decisions  703-719.]  *  Paper,  10c.  single  copy,  $1.00  a  yr.  (incor- 
rectly given  on  publication  as  15c.  single  copy,  $1.50  a  yr. ).    •  Item  11 

A  1.58/a :  3/8 

Beets.  Anatomical  and  cytological  studies  on  beet  mosaic  [with  list  of  literature 
cited]  ;  by  Katherine  Esau.  1944.  [2] -f  95-117  p.  il.  3  pi.  4  p.  of  pi.  [From 
Journal  of  agricultural  research,  Aug.  1,  1944,  v.  69,  no.  3.]     *  Paiier,  5c. 

A  1.23/a  :  B  398t/12 

Blueberries.  Effects  of  soil  treatments  on  growth  of  highbush  blueberry;  by 
T.A.Merrill.  1944.  [2] +9-20  p.  11.  [From  Journal  of  agricultural  research. 
July  1,  1&44,  v.  69,  no.  1.]     *  Paper,  5c.  A  1.23/a  :  B  624/6 

Farm  products.  International  trade  increases  demand  for  farm  products.  Aug. 
1944.  16  p.  il.  4°  (AIS-1;  luterbureau  Committee  on  Post-War  Programs.) 
[Includes  list  of  other  Agriculture  Department  publications  which  deal  with 
post-war  programs.]     '}      •  Item  11  A  1.64 :  1 

Fertilizers.  Utilization  of  Government  synthetic  anunonia  plants  for  fertilizer 
production.     Aug.  1944.     [2]-f6+[7]   p.  il.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

A  1.63:  Am  6/2 

■Journal  of  agricultural  research,  v.  69,  no.  9  and  10;  Nov.  1  and  15,  1944.  [1944.] 
cover  titles,  p.  355-420,  il.  [Semimonthly.  Articleg  appearing  in  the  Journal 
are  listed  in  the  Monthly  catr.log  as  i'^suorl.]  *  Paper,  10c.  single  copy,  $2.25 
a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $3.75.     •  Item  12 

L.  C.  card  Agr  13-1837  A  1.23  :  69/9.10 

Note. — This  periodical  is  issued  by  the  Agriculture  Department  in  cooperation  with  the 
Association  of  Land-Grant  Colleges  and  Universities.  As  the  edition  is  limited  it  is 
not  sent  free  to  individuals,  but  only  to  libraries  of  experiment  stations,  colleges,  tech- 
nical schools,  and  universities,  and  to  laboratories,  divisions,  offices,  and  departments 
on  whose  staffs  are  several  technically  trained  men  in  biological,  chemical,  or  physical 
sciences.  It  is  also  sent  to  such  institutions  as  make  suitable  exchanges  of  their  publica- 
tions for  those  of  the  Agriculture  Department. 

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1338  Government  Publications 

Nitrogen  plants.  Fact  sheet,  recommendations  on  post-war  use  of  nitrogen  plants. 
Oct.  6,  1944.     2  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  A  1.63  :N  63 

Potato  varieties  in  relation  to  blackening  after  cooking  [with  list  of  literature 
cited]  ;  by  G.  H.  Rieman,  W.  E.  Tottingham,  and  John  S.  McFarlane.  1944 
[2]  -f  21-31  p.  1  pi.  [From  Journal  of  agricultural  research,  July  1,  1944,  v.  69, 
no.  1]     *  Paper,  5c.  A  1.23/a  :  P  &47/139 

PubUcations.  United  States  Department  of  Agriculture,  monthly  list  of  publi- 
cations.    See  entry,  below,  under  center  head  Information  Office. 

VSDA,  Nov.  13  and  27,  1944;  [v.  3,  no.  23  and  24].     [1944.]     8  p.  and  4  p.  4° 
[Fortnightly.]     t 
L.  C.  card  Agr  42-258  A  1.57 :  3/23,24 

AGRICULTURAL  ECONOMICS  BUREAU 

Agricultural  situation,  brief  summary  of  economic  conditions,  Nov.  1944;  v.  28, 

no.  11.  [1944.]  31  p.  il.  [Monthly.]  *  Paper,  5c.  single  copy,  50c.  a  yr. ; 
foreign  subscription,  70c.     •  Item  54 

L.  C.  card  Agr  26-1797  A  36.15 :  28/11 

Agricultural  statistics.  Statistical  summary,  SS-23  ;  Oct.  10,  1944.  [1944.]  [2] 
p.  4°     [Monthly.    Processed.]     t  -  A  36.151: 23 

Agriculture.     Getting  started  in  farming;   [by  Martin  R.  Cooper].     [Nov.  1944.] 
[2]-f34    p.    il.      (Agriculture    Dept.     Farmers'    bulletin    1961.)      [Supersedes 
Farmers'  bulletin  1088,  Selecting  a  farm.]     *  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  10 
L.  C.  card  Agr  44-171  A  1.9 :  1961 

Impact  of  the  war  on  financial  structure  of  agriculture  ;  by  Alvin  S.  Tostlebe. 

Donald  C.  Horton,  Roy  J.  Burroughs,  Harald  C.  Larsen,  Lawrence  A.  Jones,  and 
Albert  R.  Johnson.  Washington,  D.  C,  Sept.  1944.  cover  title,  191  p.  il.  4° 
[Processed.    Text  on  p.  2  of  cover.]     f 

L.  C.  card  44-41552  A  36.2 :  W 19/2 

Barley.     Farm  production,  farm  disposition,  and  value  of  barley,  1909^1,  by 
States.     Washington,  D.  C,  Oct.  1944.     cover  title,  39  p.  il.  large  8°     (Crop 
Reporting  Board.)      [Processed.]     f 
L.  C.  card  44-41709  A  36.2 :  B  24/6/909-41 

Co«ow  situation,  CS-95 ;  Oct.  1944.  [1944.]  19  p.  il.  4"  [Monthly.  Processed. 
1945  outlook  issue.  ]     t  A  36.40/2  :  95 

Crop  production.  Crop  production,  Sept.  1,  1944.  [1944.]  l-22g-t-23^1  p.  il. 
large  8°     (Crop  Reporting  Board.)      [Monthly.     Processed.]     t    A  36.29: 944/9 

Same,  Oct.  1,  1944.     [1944.]     l-22b-f  23-44  p.  il.  large  8°     (Crop  Reporting 

Board.)      [Monthly.     Processed.]     t  A  36.29 :  944/10 

Same,  Nov.  1,  1944.  [1944.]  l-18b+19-32  p.  il.  large  8°  (Crop  Report- 
ing Board.)      [Monthly.     Processed.]     t  A  36.29 :  944/11 

/)atrj/ situation,  DS-158 ;  Oct.  1944.    [1944.]    16p.il.  4"    [Monthly.    Processed.]    t 

A  36.65 :  158 

Demand  and  price  situation,  Oct.  1914.  [1944.]  19  p.  il.  4*"  [Monthly.  Proc- 
essed.    1945  outlook  issue.]     t  A  36.28 :  944/10 

Discussion  leaders.  What  is  discussion  leader's  job?  [Oct.  1937,  revised  Oct. 
1944.]  [1944.]  [2]-fl8p.  il.  (D-3.)  [Prepared  in  cooperation  with  Exten- 
sion Service.     Includes  list  of  Agriculture  Department  discussion  pamphlets.]    t 

A  36.146 : 3 

Farm  income  situation,  FIS-57;  Oct.  1944.  [1944.]  14  p.  il.  4°  [Monthly.  Proc- 
essed.    1945  outlook  issue.]     t  A  36.122:  57 

Farm  labor.     Farm  labor  :  Farm  employment  little  changed  from  last  year.     Nov. 
13,  1944.     16  p.  il.  4°     [Processed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  44-41710  A  36.140 :  944/11 

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December  1944  1339 

Farm  labor — Continued. 

Wages  of  agricultural  labor  in  United  States;  by  Louis  J.  Ducoff,  in  con- 
sultation with  bureau-wide  committee  under  project  leadership  of  Carl  C. 
Taylor.  Washington,  D.  C,  Sept.  1944.  cover  title,  193  p.  il.  4°  [Processed. 
Text  on  p.  2  of  cover.]     t 

L.  C.  card  44-41711  A  36.2 :  W  12/3 

Farm  mortgages.  Revised  annual  estimates  of  interest  charges  and  interest  rates 
on  farm-mortgage  debt,  1930-^ ;  by  Haven  D.  Umstott  and  Sarah  L.  Yarnall. 
Washington,  D.  C,  Oct.  1944.  cover  title,  34  p.  il.  4°  [Processed.  Text  on  p.  2 
of  cover.]     t  A  36.2 :  M  84/12/930-43 

Farm  products.  Let's  talk  about  buying  and  selling  farm  products  abroad,  dis- 
cussion guide  for  farm  groups  [with  list  of  discussion  aids].  [1944.]  8  p.  il.  4° 
(D.  S.  25.)     [Prepared  in  cooperation  with  Extension  Service.]     t     •  Item  57 

A  36.126 :  25 

Farm  records.  U.seful  records  for  family  farms:  [by  Samuel  W.  Menduni]. 
[Nov.  1944.]  [2] +29  p.  il.  (Agriculture  Dept.  Farmers'  bulletin  19G2. ) 
[Supersedes  Farmers'  bulletins  511,  572,  and  1182.]  *  Paper,  10c.  •  Item  10 
L.  C.  card  Agr  44-172  A  1.9  :  1982 

Farms.  How  to  get  help  in  buying  farm,  special  information  for  returning  service 
men.     Aug.  1944.     [2]  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  A  36.2 :  F  22/2!) 

Post-war  opportunities  to  farm  (fact  sheet  and  discussion  outline,  revised). 

June  1944.     2  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  A  36.2 :  F  22/28/944 

Fats  and  oils  situation,  FOS-92;  Oct.  1944.  [1944.]  18  p.  il.  4°  [Monthly. 
Processed.     1945  outlook  issue.]     t  A  36.97 :  92 

f'cfd  situation,  FDS~63;  Oct.  1944.  [1944.]  20  p.  il.  4"  [Monthly.  Processed. 
1945  outlook  issue.]     t  '    A  36.117:  63 

Food.  National  food  situation,  NFS-21 ;  Oct.  1944.  [1944.]  19  p.  il.  4° 
[Monthly.     Processed.]     t  A  36.147:21 

Fruit  situation,  TFS-73 ;  Oct.  1944.  [1944.]  30  p.  il.  4°  [Lssued  4  times  a  year, 
June,  August,  October,  and  January.     Processed.]     t  A3u.'.)9:73 

Livcs^ocA- and  wool  situation,  LWS-30;  Oct.  1944.  [1S)44.]  2<Sp.  il.4°  [Monthly. 
Processed.]     t  A  36.141 :  30 

Marketing  and  transportation  situation,  MTS-26 ;  Oct.  1944.  [1944.]  31  p.  il.  4° 
[Monthly.     Processed.     1945  outlook  issue.]     j  A  38.143: 26 

Milk.  Fluid  milk  prices  in  city  markets  for  Nov.  1944.  Nov.  14,  1944.  10  p.  4° 
[Monthly.     Processed.]     t  A  36.152: 944/11 

/'owZ^n/ and  egg  situation,  PBS-94 ;  Oct.  1944.  [1944.]  12  p.  il.  4°  [Monthly. 
Processed.  ]     t  A  36.96 :  94 

Puhlication^.  Check  list  of  publications  issued  during  Oct.  1944.  [1944.]  5  p.  4° 
[Monthly.     Processed.]     f  A  36.70/2 :  944/10 

Rice.  Farm  production,  farm  disposition,  and  value  of  rice,  1909-41,  by  States. 
Washington,  D.  C,  Oct.  1944.  cover  title,  8  p.  il.  large  8°  (Crop  Reporting 
Board.)      [Processed.]     t  A  36.2 :  R  36/12/909-^1 

Vegetables.    Commercial  truck  crop  estimate  reports.     [Processed.]     t 

A  36.101 : 

Note. — The  Agricultural  Economics  Riirpiui  issiies  a  sorips  of  reports  relating  to  truck 
crops  which,  although  numbered  in  one  series  (TC  followed  by  the  year  and  a  number  with 
a  different  group  of  hundreds  assigned  for  eacli  month),  consists  of  several  distinct 
groups  as  follows  :  Commercial  truck  crops  for  fresh  market,  commonly  called  Truck  crop 
reports  ;  Truck  crops  for  commercial  processing,  commonly  called  Canning  crop  reports  ; 
Truck  crop  news  ;  Annual  summaries  in  December  each  year.  Revised  statistical  sum- 
maries are  issued  at  appropriate  intervals  covering  a  varying  period  of  years.  Printed 
summaries  of  these  reports  were  published  in  Crops  and  markets  prior  to  June  1937,  but 
these  have  been  discontinued.  A  yearly  summary  only  is  published  in  the  January 
quarterly  issue  each  year. 

Wheat  situation.  WS-84 ;  Sept.-Oct.  1944.  [1944.]  14  p.  il.  4"  [Bimonthly; 
issued  monthly  during  July  and  August.     Processed.]     t  A  36.86: 84 

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1340  Government  Publications 

AGRICULTURAL  RESEARCH  ADMINISTRATION 

Afcat  dehydration,  report  of  research  work  for  its  commercial  development ;  pre- 
pared  under   direction   of  Committee   on   Dehydration    of  Meat.     Aug.    1944. 
ii+46  p.  il.     (Agriculture  Dept.     Circular  706.)     *  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  7 
L.  C.  card  Agr  44-173  A  1.4/2:  706 

AGRICULTUUAL  AND  liNDUSTKLAL  CHKMISTIiY  BTJREIAU 

Apples.  Recovery  and  utilization  of  natural  apple  flavors ;  by  Howard  P.  Mille- 
ville  and  Roderick  K.  Eskew.  Sept.  1944.  [2] +12  p.  il.  4°  (AIC-03;  Eastern 
Regional  Research  Laboratory.)      [Processed.]     t  A  77.104/2: 63 

Concrete.     Use  of  concrete  on  farm;  [by  T.  A.  H.  Miller].     [June  1937,  slightly 
revised    Sept.    1944.]      [1944.]      [2] +62   p.    il.     (Agriculture    Dept.     Farmers' 
bulletin  1772.)      [Supersedes  Farmers'  bulletins  1279,  Plain  concrete  for  farm 
use,  and  1480,  Small  concrete  construction  on  farm.]     *  Paper,  10c. 
L.  C.  card  Agr  44-249  A  1.9 :  1772/2 

Farmhouses.  Modernizing  farmhouses ;  [by  Wallace  Ashby  and  Walter  H.  Nash] . 
[Nov.  1935,  slightly  revised  Aug.  1944.]  [1944.]  [2] +62  p.  il.  (Agriculture 
Dept.  Farmers'  bulletin  1749.)  [Includes  list  of  Agriculture  Department, 
Coaunerce  Department,  and  Interior  Department  publications  of  interest  to 
persons  planning  house  repairs.]     *  Paper,  15c.     •  Item  10  A  1.9: 1749/4 

Rayon  fibers.  Survey  of  development  and  use  of  rayon  and  other  synthetic  fibers 
[with  list  of  selected  references]  ;  by  Robert  B.  Evans.  Oct.  1944.  cover  title, 
77  p.  il.  4"  (AIC-64;  Southern  Regional  Research  Laboratory.)      [Proces.sed.]    t 

A  77.140/2 :  64 

Sugar.  Report  of  studies  on  uniformity  of  quality  of  sugars  :  1,  Chemical  studies 
on  beet  sugars  of  1943  campaign,  by  C.  A.  Fort  and  S.  Byall ;  2,  Report  on  bio- 
logical studies  of  sugars,  by  H.  H.  Hall  and  Dorothea  J.  Teunisson.  Sept.  1944. 
[l]+50  leaves,  4°  (AIC-62;  Southern  Regional  Research  Laboratory.) 
[Processed.]     t  A  77.104/2:  62 

Vegetables.  Information  sheet  on  sampling  and  analysis  of  gases  in  cans  of 
dehydrated  vegetables.  June  1944.  5  p.  2  p.  of  pi.  4°  (AIC-47;  Western 
Regional  Research  Laboratory.)      [Processed.]     t  A  77.104/2 :  47 

ANIMAL  INDUSTHY  BTTREAU 

Angora  goat,  [by  G.  P.  Williams;  revised  by  D.  A.  Spencer].     [Dec.  1921,  revised 
Nov.  1926,  slightly  revised  Sept.  1944.]     [1944.]    ii+21  p.  il.     (Agriculture  Dept. 
Farmers'  bulletin  1203.)     [Supersedes  Farmers'  bulletin  573.]     *  Paper,  5c. 
L.  C.  card  Agr  4^182  A  1.9 :  1203/6 

Bang's  disease.  Statement  of  indemnity  claims  and  averages  in  cooperative 
Bang's  disease  work,  Sept.  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.     4°     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t 

A  77.211 :  944/9 

■ Summary  of  brucellosis   (Bang's  disease)   control  program  conducted  by 

Bureau  of  Animal  Industry  in  cooperation  with  the  various  States,  July  1, 
1934-Sept.  30,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4"     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t 

A  77.2131:  944/9 

Summary  of  brucellosis   (Bang's  disease)   work  in  cooperation  with  the 

various  States,  Sept.  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  oblong  8°     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t 

A  77.212 :  944/9 

Feed  for  tcildUfe.  Chemical  composition  of  some  American  wild  feedstuflfs  [with 
list  of  literature  cited]  ;  by  Thomas  R.  King  and  Harold  E.  McClure.  1944. 
[2] +33-46  p.  [From  Journal  of  agricultural  research,  July  1,  1944,  v.  69, 
no.  1.]     *  Paper,  5c.  A  1.23/a :  F  32/4 

Pork.  Curing  pork,  country  style  [with  list  of  references].  Oct.  1944.  [2]  p.  11. 
large  4°,  folded  into  narrow  8"  size.  (Agriculture  Dept.  AWI-108.)  f 
•  Item  11  A  1.59: 108 

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December  1944  1341 

Service  announcements.     Service   and    regulatory   announcements,    Sept.    1&44 ; 
[no.]  449.     Oct.  1944.     p.  51-54.     [Monthly.]     *  Paper,  5c.  single  copy,  25c.  a 
yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  60c.     •  Item  70 
L.  C.  card  Agr  7-1658  A  77.208 :  449 

Sheep.     Effects  of  experimental  nodular  worm  (Oesophagostomum  columbianum) 
infection  in  sheep  [with  list  of  literature  cited]  ;  by  Merritt  P.  Sarles.     Sept. 
1944.     19  p.   il.     (Agriculture  Dept.     Technical  bulletin   875.)     *  Paper,   10c. 
•  Item  10. 
L.  C.  card  Agr.  44-174.  A  1.36 :  875 

Snails.  Bionomics  of  lynmaeid  snail,  Stagnicola  bulimoides  techc4la,  intermedi- 
ate host  of  liver  fluke  in  southern  Texas  [with  list  of  literature  cited]  ;  by 
O.  Wilford  Olsen.  1944.  [21+389-403  p.  il.  [From  Journal  of  agricultural 
re.search,  Nov.  15,  1944,  v.  69,  no.  10.]     *  Paper,  5c.  A  1.23/a  :  Sn  12 

Stomach  irorms.  Development  and  survival  under  outdoor  conditions  of  eggs  and 
larvae  of  common  ruminant  stomach  worm,  Haemonchus  contortus  [with  list 
of  literature  cited]  ;  by  A.  G.  Dinaburg.  1944.  [2] +421-433  p.  [From  Jour- 
nal of  agricultural  research,  Dec.  1,  1944.  v.  69,  not  11.]     *  Paner,  5c. 

A  1.23/a:  Si  69/4 

Tiiherculosis  in  animals.  Summary  of  tuberculosis  eradication  in  cooperation 
with  the  various  States,  Sept.  1944.  [1944.]  1  p.  oblong  8°  [Monthly.  Proc- 
essed.]    t  A  77.216:  944/9 

Turkeys.     National   Turkey   Improvement   Plan.     [Nov.   1944.]     [2] +20   p.    il. 
(Agriculture  Dept.     Miscellaneous  publication   555.)      [Prepai'od    in   coopera- 
tion with  representatives  of  official  State  agencies.  National  Turkey  Federa- 
tion, and  turkey  breeders  and  hatcheries.]     *  Paper,  lOc.     O  Item  14 
L.  C.  card  Agr  44-175  A  1.38  :  555 

Virus-Serum  Control  Division.  Activities  of  licensed  establishments  supei-vised 
by  Virus-Serum  Control  Division,  Oct.  25,  1944.  [1944.]  4  p.  4°  (.Notice 
214,  V.  S.  C.)      [Monthly.     Processed.]     f  A  77.217 :  214 

DAIKY    INDUSTRY    BUREAU 

Buttermilk.  Cultured  buttermilk  [with  additional  information]  •  by  L  A 
Burkey.     Aug.  1944.     6  p.  4°     (BDIM-Inf-14.)      [Processed.]     t  ' 

A  77.602  :  B98 

Daily  Herd-Improvement  Association  letter,  v.  20,  no.  10;  Oct.  1944.  [1944.]  14 
p.  4"     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t  A  77.608 :  20/10 

Milk.  Bulgaiian  and  acidophilus  cultured  milks;  by  L.  A.  Burkey  Sept  1944 
6  p.  4°     (BDIM-Inf-16.)      [Processed.]     f  A  77.602 :  M  59/3 

Concentrated  milks  [with  list  of  references]  ;  by  B.  H.  Webb.     Aug.  1944. 

13  p.  4"     (BDIM-Inf-13.)      [Processed.     Page  number  12  has  been  duplicated! 
but  with  dillerent  text.]     t  A  77.602 :  M  59/2 

Whey.  Bibliography  on  whey  products.  Aug.  1944.  8  p.  4°  (BDIM-Inf-15  ) 
[Processed.  ]     t  A  77.602  :  W  57 

,       ENTOMOI.OGY  AND  PLVNT  QUARANTINE  BUREAU 

B<  cf  lea  [hoppers.  Differential  effects  of  temperature  on  development  of  beet 
leafhopper  [with  list  of  literature  cited]  ;  by  F.  H.  Harries.  1944  [2]+127- 
1.36  p.  ii.  [From  Journal  of  agricultural  research,  Aug.  1,  1944,  v.  69,  no  3  ] 
*  Paper,  5c.  A  1.23/a  :  B  393  t/ll 

Codling  moths.  Methods  of  making  concentrated  trunk  spray  for  destroying 
codling  moth  larvae  [with  list  of  literature  cited]  ;  by  F.  W.  Carlson  and 
M.  A.  Yothers.     Nov.  1944.     2  p.  4°     (E-629.)      [Processed.]     j 

A  77.312 :  E-629 

DDT  (insecticide).  Tests  of  DDT  mixtures  against  codling  moth  larvae;  by 
L.  F.  Steiner,  S.  A..  Summerland.  C.  H.  Arnold,  and  J.  E.  Fahov.  Nov.  1944 
17  p.  4°     (E-628.)      [Processed.]     t  '  A  77.312 :  E-628 

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1342  Government  Publications 

FumUiutioti.     Injector  for  fuinigants  in  liquid  form;  bv  R.  D.  Chisholm,  W.  C. 

Fest,  and  A.  C.  Mason.     Oct.  1944.     li  p.  1  pi.  4°     (ET-219.)      [Processed.]     t 

A  77.313 :  219 
Insects.     The  more  important  insect  conditions,  Sept.  1944.     Oct.  16,  1944.     5  p. 

4"     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t  A  77.310/2 :  944/4 

Pear  psylla.  Sticky  trap  hoard  used  in  scouting  for  pear  psylla ;  by  George 
H.  Kaloostian  and  Manning  S.  Yeomans.  Nov.  1944.  6  p.,  3  p.  of  pi.  4°  (ET- 
220.)      [Processed.]     j  A  77.313: 220 

Peppei-  weevils.  Tests  of  new  insecticides  against  pepper  weevil,  Alhambra, 
Calif,  [with  list  of  literature  cited]  ;  by  Roy  E.  Campbell.  Oct.  1944.  6  p.  4° 
(E-627.)     [Processed.]     t  A  77.312 :  E-627 

Pests.  Review  of  United  States  patents  relating  to  pest  control,  by  R.  C.  Roark, 
V.  17,  no.  9;  Sept.  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  4°     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t 

A  77.311 :  17/9 

EXPEEIMENT   STATIONS   OFFICE 

» 

Exixriiiirut  statiou  record,  v.  91,  no.  ."> ;  Nov.  1944.  [1944.]  cover  title,  p.  nOl-628. 
[Monthly.  Text  and  illustration  on  p.  2-4  of  cover.]  *  Paper,  15c.  single 
copy,   $1.00   per   vol.    (2   vols,    a   yr.)  ;    foreign    subscription,    $1.75   per   vol. 

*  Item  89 

L.  C.  card  Agr  9-832  A  77.408  :  91/5 

Note. — Mainly  made  up  of  abstracts  of  current  publications  on  agricultural  science 
and  home  economics,  especially  those  of  the  United  States  Department  of  Agriculture 
and  the  State  agricultural  e.xperiment  stations. 

HUMAN   NUTRITION  AND  HOME  ECONOMICS  BURK,\U 

Ciirfxt  and  rug  repair;  [by  Bess  Viemont  Morrison,  Irma  Ekstrom].  [r)cr.  1944.] 
'Gp.il.  (Agriculture  Dept.  Farmers' bulletin  1960.)  *  Paper.  5c.  •  Item  10 
L.  C.  card  Agr  44-176  A  1.9:  1960 

£r/</ dishes  for  any  meal.  [.June  1944,  slightly  revised  Aug.  1944.]  [l!^-44.]  16  p. 
il.  narrow  8°     (Agriculture  Dept.     AWI-89)     t  A  1.59: 89/2 

Vegetnhlci.  Cooking  dehydrated  vegetables.  [Nov.  ir44.]  20  p.  il.  narrow  8° 
(Agriculture  Dept.     AIS-8.)     t     •  Item  11  A  1.64: 8 

PLANT    INDUSTRY,    SOILS,    AND    AGRICULTURAL    ENGINEERING    BUIJEAU 

Damping-off  in  broadleaf  nurseries  of  Great  Plains  region  [with  list  of  literature 
cited]  ;  by  Ernest  Wright.  1944.  [2] +77-94  p.  il.  [From  Journal  of  agricul- 
tural research,  July  15,  1944,  v.  69,  no.  2.]     *  Paper,  5c.  A  1.23/a  :  B  78 

Fruit.  Freezing  injury  of  fruits  and  vegetables;  by  D.  H.  Rose,  R.  C.  Wright, 
and  C.  O.  Bratley.     Oct.  1944.     31  p.  il.     (Agriculture  Dept.     Circular  713.) 

*  Paper,  lOc.     •  Item  7 

L.  C.  card  Agr  44-177  A  1.4/2:  713 

Market  diseases  of  fruits  and  vegetables :  Beets,  endive,  escarole,  globe 

artichokes,  lettuce,  rhubarb,  spinach,  swiss  chard,  and  sweetpotatoes    [with 
list  of  literature  cited]  ;  by  Glen  B.  Ramsey  and  James  S.  Wiant.     Oct.  1944. 
cover  title,  40  p.  8  pi.  10  p.  of  pi.     (Agriculture  Dept.     Miscellaneous  publication 
541.)     *  Paper,  40c.     •  Item  14 
L.  C.  card  Agr  44-178  A  1.38 :  541 

Lactuca.  Reaction  of  Lactuca  species  to  aster  yellows  virus  under  field  condi- 
tions [with  list  of  literature  cited];  by  Ross  C.  Thompson.  1914.  [2]+119- 
125  p.     [From  Journal  of  agricultural  research,  Aug.  1,  1944,  v.  (>9.  no.  3.] 

*  Paper,  5c.  A  1.23/a  :  L  569/12 

Maize.  Comparison  of  shoot  apex  and  leaf  developnjent  and  structure  in  diploid 
and  tetraploid  maize  [with  list  of  literature  cited]  ;  by  L.  F.  Randolph,  Ernst  C. 
Abbe,  and  John  Eiiiset.  1944.  [2]-|-47-76  p.  il.  [B'rom  Journal  of  agricul- 
tural research,  July  15;  1944.  v.  69,  no.  2.]     'Paper,  5c.       A  1.23/a  :  M  288/53 

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December  1944  •  1343 

Pl(mt  disease  reporter,  v.  28,  no.  33  and  34 ;  Oct.  15  and  22,  1944 ;  i-ssuod  by  Plant 
Disease  Survey,  Division  of  Mycology  and  Disease  Survey.  [1944.]  p.  995- 
1053,  il.  4"     [Processed.]     t  A  77.511 :  28/33,34 

Plywood.  Temperature  and  moisture  relations  in  plywood  aircraft  structures; 
[by  George  H.  Heptingj.  Beltsville,  Md.,  Sept.  1944.  [IJ+n  p.  4  p.  of  pi.  4" 
(Forest  pathology  special  release  20.)      [Processed.]     t  A  77.516:  20 

Sitka  spruce.  Significance  of  discolorations  in  aircraft  lumber:  Sitka  spruce; 
[by  J.  R.  Hansbrougb  and  G.  H.  Englerth].  June  1944.  [1]+13  p.  1  tab.  4" 
(Forest  pathology  special  release  21.)  [Processed.  This  report  is  one  of  a 
series  issued  to  aid  the  Nation's  war  program.  Prepared  in  cooperation  with 
Forest  I'roducts  Laboratory,  Forest  Service.]     t  A  77.51(i :  21 

Soils.     Saline  .«oils,  their  nature  and  management  [with  list  of  literature  cited]  ; 
by  O.  C.  Magistad  and  J.  E.  airistiansen.    ^Sept.  1944.     [2] +32  p.  4  p.  of  pi. 
(Agriculture  Dept.     Circular  707. )      *  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  7 
L.  C.  card  Agr  44-109  A  1.4/2  :  707 

Sorghum   diseases  and  their  control;    [by  R.  W.  Leukel,  John  H.  ]Martln,  and 
C.  L.  Lefebvre].     [Oct.   1944.]      1 2] +46  p.  il.      (Agriculture  Dept.     Farmers' 
bulletin  1959.)      *  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  10 
L.  C.  card  Agr  44-179  A  1.9  :  1959 

Straivherrics.  Meiotic  studies  of  crosses  between  Fragaria  ovalis  and  X  F. 
anana.ssa  [with  list  of  literature  cited]  ;  by  Leroy  Powers.  1944.  [2]+435- 
448  p.     [From  Journal  of  agricultural  research,  Dec.  1,  1944,  v.  G9,  no.  11.] 

*  Paper,  5c.  A  1.23/a  :  St  82/19 

Swcetpotato  storage  houses;  by  T.  A.  H.  Miller  and  J.  W.  Simons.     Beltsville. 
Md.,  Sept.  1944.     14  p.  4  pi.  4"     [Processed.     Prepared  in  cooperation  with  War 
Food  Administration.]     t 
L.  C.  card  44-41712  A  77.502  :  Sw  3 

FARM  (,'REDIT  ADMINISTRATION 

Farm  mortgaycs.  Financing  farm  mortgages  cooperatively;  by  W.  E.  Rhea. 
[1944.]  [3]  p.  il.  4°  [Processed.  From  News  for  farmer  cooperatives,  Sept. 
1944.]     t  A  72.10/a  :  M  843 

Inventory  lesson  from  World  War  I ;  by  J.  Warren  Mather.  [1944.]  [3]  p.  il.  4" 
[Processed.     From  News  for  farmer  cooperatives,  Sept.  1944.]     t 

A  72.10/a  :W  893 

Petroleum.  Delivery  conservation  practices  of  cooperative  oil  associations  affili- 
ated with  Farmers  Union  Central  E.xi'hange;  by  J.  Warren  Mather.  Oct.  1944. 
cover  title,  39  p.  il.  4"  (Miscellaneous  report  77.)  [Processed.  Text  on  p.  2 
of  cover.]     t  A  72.8  :  77 

FOREIGN  AGRICULTURAL  RELATIONS  OFFICE 

Addresses.  Probable  European  food  situation  immediately  after  European  War, 
address  by  Eric  Englund,  chief  agricultural  economist,  before  58th  annual 
convention  of  Association  of  Land-Grant  Colleges  and  Universities,  Chicago, 
Oct.  24   [1944].     [1944.]     8  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t  A67.13:F73 

Agriculture  in  the  Americas.  Nov.  1944;  [v.  4,  no<  11].     [1944.]  cover  title,  p. 

203-218,  il.  4°     [Monthly.     Text  and  another  illustration  on  p.  2-4  of  cover.] 

*  Paper,  10c.  single  copy,  75c.  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $1.20.  •  Item  116 
L.  C.  card  Agr  41-6  A  67.15  :  -4/11 

Foreign  agriculture,  review  of  foreign  farm  policy,  production,  and  trade,  v.  8, 
no.  11;  Nov.  1944.  [1944.]  [2] +243-268  p.  il.  4°  [Monthly.]  *  Paper,  10c. 
single  copy,  $1.00  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $1.60.     •  Item  118         A  67.7  :  8/11 

Foreign  crops  and  markets,  v.  49,  no.  19-22;  Nov.  6-27,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  205- 
250,  4"     [Weekly.    Processed.]     t  A  67.8 :  49/19-22 

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FOREST  SERVICE 

Balsa  wood.  Strength  and  related  properties  of  balsa  and  quipo  wonds  [with 
bibliography;  by  C.  A.  Wiepking  and  D.  V.  Doyle].  June  1944.  cover  title, 
9  p.  25  p.  of  pi.  1  tab.  4°  (Forest  Products  Laboratory,  no.  1511.)  [Proc- 
essed.    Manuscript  corrections.]     t  A  13.27/13  :  1511 

Balsam  poplar.  American  woods:  Balsam  poplar  (Populus  tacaiuahacca) 
[with  list  of  references]  ;  bv  H.  S.  Betts.  Sept.  1944.  4  p.  map,  4"  [Proc- 
essed.]    t  A  13.31 :  P  81/944 

ISlack  lociist.  American  woods:  Black  locust  (Robinia  pseudoacacia)  [with  list 
of  references]  ;  by  H.  S.  Betts.     Sept.  1944.     8  p.  1  pi.  map,  4°     [Processed.]     t 

A  13.31  :L  81/944 

('(»itai7icrs.  Test  for  shipping  containers  in  revolving  hexagonal  drum  box-test- 
ing machines.  Oct.  1944.  [l]+3+[S]  p.  il.  4  p.  of  pi.  4"  (Fcrest  Products 
Laboratory.)      [Processed.]     t  A  13.27/2 :  C  76 

Dogwood.  American  woods:  Flowering  dogwood  (Cornus  florida)  [with  list 
of  references]  ;  by  H.  S.  Betts.     Oct.  1944.     7  p.  map,  4°     [Processed.]     + 

A  13.31:  D  67/2, 944 

Eastern  redcedar.  American  woods:  Eastern  redcedar  (Juniperus  virginiana) 
[with  list  of  references]  ;  by  H.  S.  Betts.  Aug.  1944.  5  p.  map,  4"  [Proc- 
essed.]    t  A  13.31 :  C  32/944 

Eastern  spruce.  American  woods :  Eastern  spruce  [with  list  of  references] ; 
by  H.  S.  Betts.     Sept.  1944.     8  p.  1  pi.  3  maps,  4"     [Processed.]     t 

A  13.31 :  Sp  8/2/944 

Engelniann  spruce.  American  woods:  Engelmann  spruce  (Picea  engelmanni) 
[with  list  of  references]  ;  bv  H.  S.  Betts.  Sept.  1944.  10  p.  1  pi.  map,  4" 
[Processed.]     $  A  13.31 :  Sp  8/3/944 

Glue.  Analysis  for  filler  content  of  urea-formaldehyde  glues;  [by  A.  E.  Gabriel 
and  Leah  E.  Cohodas].  Sept.  1944.  cover  title,  8  p.  3  tab.  4°  ( Forest  Products 
Laboratory,  no.  1333.)  [Processed.  This  report  is  one  of  a  series  issued  in 
cooperation  with  Army-Navy-Civil  Committee  on  Aircraft  Design  Criteria 
under   supervision   of  Aeronautical  Board.]     t  A  13.27/13:1333 

• List  of  publications  on  glue  and  plywood;  Aug.  1944.     [1944.]      [l]-t-12  p. 

4°     (Forest  Products  Laboratory.)      [Processed.]     t  A  13.27/7 :  G  52/944 

Manual  on  laminating  of  timber  products  with  low-temperature,  phenolic- 
type  resin  glues  [with  list  of  literature  cited]  ;  prepared  by  Forest  Products 
Laboratory,  Madison,  Wis.,  and  Gamble  Brothers,  Inc..  Louisville.  Ky..  in 
cooperation  with  Office  of  Production  Re.search  and  Development  of  "War  Pro- 
duction Board.     Jan.  1944.     [6]-f41  p.  22  p.  of  pi.  4°     [Processed.]     J 

A  13.27/6 :  T  48/944 

Summary  of  information  on  durability  of  aircraft  glues  [with  list  of  litera- 
ture cited ;  by  F.  F.  Wangaard].  May  1944.  cover  title,  13  p.  15  p.  of  pi.  4  tab. 
4°  (Forest  Products  Laboratory,  no.  1530.)  [Processed.  This  report  is  one  of 
a  series  issued  in  cooperation  with  Aruiy-Navy-Civil  Committee  on  Aircraft 
Design  Criteria  under  supervision  of  Aeronautical  Board.]     t 

A  13.27/13 :  1530 

Jack  pine.  American  woods:  Jack  pine  (Pinus  banksiana)  [with  list  of  refer- 
ences] ;  by  H.  S.  Betts.     Sept.  1944.     7  p.  1  pi.  map,  4°     [Processed.]     J 

A  13.31  :  P  65/8/944 

Laminated  materials.  Laminating  structural  timbers,  some  words  of  caution; 
[by  George  M.  Hunt].  Apr.  1944.  [1] -f  7  p.  4°  (Forest  Products  Laboratory.) 
[Processed.]     t  A  13.27/12  :  T  48/2 

Potentialities  of  paper-base  laminates  as  compared  with  other  laminates; 

[by  Alfred  J.   Stamm].     Feb.   1944.     [l]+5  p.  2  tab.   4°     (Forest   Products 
Laboratory.)      [Processed.]     t  A  13.27/12 :  L 18 

Logging.  List  of  publications  on  logging,  manufacture,  and  utilization  of  timber, 
lumber,  and  other  wood  products;  Aug.  1944.  [1944.)  [1] -|-l-12a+13- 
17a -(-18-27  p.  4°     (Forest  Products  Laboratory.)      [Processed.]     t 

A  13.27/7  :  L  82/944 

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Decembeu  1944  1345 

Lumber.  Air-seasoiihig  aironift  stock.  Revised  Sept.  1944.  [1944.]  [1]+  4  p. 
4°  (Forest  Products  Laboratory,  no.  1366.)  [Processed.  This  report  is  one 
of  a  series  issued  to  aid  the  Nation's  war  effort.]     |  A  13.27/13:  136G/2 

Magnolia.  American  woods:  Magn(»lia  [witli  list  of  references]  ;  by  H.  S.  Betts. 
Sept.  1944.     8  p.  1  pi.  map,  4"     [Processed.]     t  A  13.31 :  M  27/944 

Osage-orange.  American  woods:  Osage-orange  (Madura  pomifera)  [with  list 
of  references]  ;  by  H.  S.  Betts.     Oct.  1944.     6  p.     map,  4°     [Processed.]     t 

A  13.31 :  Or  1/944 

Papreg.  Moisture  excluding  effectiveness  and  weight  of  aircraft  finishes  on  papreg 
and  on  plywood  ;  [by  F.  L.  Browne  and  A.  O.  Schwebs].  May  1944.  cover  title, 
7  p.  5  tab.  4°  (Forest  Products  Laboratory,  no.  lol'S. )  [Processed.  This 
report  is  one  of  a  series  issued  in  cooperation  with  Army-Navy-Civil  Committee 
on  Airci'aft  Design  Criteria  under  supervision  of  Aeronautical  Board.]     t 

A  13.27/13 :  1598 

Persimmon.  American  woods:  Persimmon  (Diospyros  virginiana)  [with  list  of 
references]  ;  by  H.  S.  Betts.     Sept.  1944.     6  p.  map,  4°     [Processed.]     t 

A  13.31  :P  43/944 

Plastics.  Properties  of  laminated  plastics  made  from  lignin  and  lignin-phcnolic 
resin-impregnated  papers ;  [by  R.  J.  Seidl,  H.  K.  Burr,  C.  N.  Ferguson,  G.  E. 
Mackin].  Aug.  1944.  cover  title,  7  p.  1  pi.  2  tab.  4°  (Forest  Products  Labora- 
tory, no.  1595. )  [Processed.  This  report  is  one  of  a  series  issued  in  cooperation 
with  Army-Navy-Civil  Committee  on  Aircraft  Design  Criteria  under  supervision 
of  Aeronautical  Board.]     t  A  13.27/13 :  1595 

Plywood.  Buckling  of  thin,  curved,  plywood  plates  in  axial  compression ;  [by 
Edward  W.  Kuenzi].  June  1944.  cover  title,  8  p.  15  p.  of  pi.  5  tab.  4°  .  (Forest 
Products  Laboratory,  no.  1508.)  [Processed.  This  report  is  one  of  a  series 
issued  in  coopei'ation  with  Army-Navy-Civil  Committee  on  Aircraft  Design 
Criteria  under  supervision  of  Aeronautical  Board.]     t  A  13.27/13  :  1508 

Effect  of  length  on  buckling  stresses  of  thin-walled,  plywood  cylinders  in 

axial  compression;  [by  Edward  W.  Kuenzi].  Sept.  1944.  cover  title,  8  p.  7  p. 
of  pi.  8  tab.  4°  (Forest  Products  Laboratory,  no.  1514.)  [Processed.  This 
report  is  one  of  a  series  issued  in  cooperation  with  Army-Navy-Clvil  Committee 
on  Aircraft  Design  Criteria  under  supervision  of  Aeronautical  Board.]     % 

A  13.27/13: 1514 

Estimating  specific  gravity  of  plywood ;  [by  Benson  H.  Paul  and  John  P, 

Limbach].  June  1944.  cover  title,  2  p.  1  pi.  4°  (Forest  Products  Laboratory, 
no.  1589. )  [Processed.  This  report  is  one  of  a  series  issued  in  cooperation  with 
Army-Navy-Civil  Committee  on  Aircraft  Design  Criteria  under  supervision  of 
Aeronautical  Board.]     I  A  13.27/13 :  1589 

Specific  gravity  chart  for  large-sized  thin  plywood  panels ;  [by  B.  H.  Paul 

and  J.  P.  Limbach].  June  1944.  cover  title,  2  p.  1  pi.  4°  (Forest  Products 
Laboratory,  no.  1590.)  [Processed.  This  report  is  one  of  a  series  issued  in 
cooperation  with  Army-Navy-Civil  Committee  on  Aircraft  Design  Criteria  under 
supervision  of  Aeronautical  Board.]     t  A  13.27/13: 1590 

Red  alder.  American  woods  :  Red  alder  (Alnus  rubra)  [with  list  vf  references] ; 
byH.S.  Betts.    Sept.  1944.    7  p.  1  pi.  map,  4*    [Processed.]    t      A  13.31 :  Al  2/944 

Sawdust.  Wartime  status  of  sawdust,  shavings,  and  other  wood  waste  as  com- 
mercial raw  materials.  July  1944.  [l]-f5  p.  4°  (Forest  Products  Labora- 
tory.)     [Processed.]     t  A  13.27/2  :  W  85/77 

SavrniUls.  Small  sawmill  improvement,  practical  pointers  to  field  agencies  ;  Burn- 
ing waste  material.  [Oct.  1944.]  2  p.  3  p.  of  pi.  4''  (Forest  Products  Labora- 
tory.)    [Processed.]     t  A  13.27/2 :  Sa  9/16 

Same :  EflBcient  use  of  power  on  headsaw.     [Apr.  1944.]     2  p.  il.  4°     (Forest 

Products  Laboratory.)     [Processed.]     t  A  13.27/2 :  Sa 9/13 

Same:  Saw  lead.     [Apr.  1944.]     2  p.  4"     (Forest  Products  Laboratory.) 

[Processed.]     t  A  13.27/2:  Sa  9/14 

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SaicmilLf — Continued. 

Same:  Scale  boards.  [May  1944.]  2  p.  1  pi.  4°  (Forest  Products  Labora- 
tory.)    [Processed.]     t  A  13.27/2 :  Sa  9/12 

Same:  Small  mill  conveyor.     Sept.  1944.     [2]  p.  il.  4°     (Forest  Products 

Laboratory.)      [Processed.]     t  A  13.27/2 :  Sa  9/15 

Sitka  spruce.  Strength  of  glued  laminated  Sitka  spruce  made  up  of  rotary-cut 
veneers;  [by  R.  F.  Luxford].  Aug.  1944.  cover  title,  13+ [1]  p.  6  tab.  4° 
(Forest  I'roducts  Laboratory,  no.  1512.)  [Processed.  This  reix)rt  is  one  of  a 
series  issued  in  cooperation  with  Army-Navy-Civil  Committee  on  Aircraft  Design 
Criteria  under  supervision  of  Aeronautical  Board.]     t  A  13.27/13: 1512 

Sweet  gum.  American  woods:  Sweetgum  (Liquidambar  styraciflua)  [with  list 
of  references] ;  by  H.  S.  Betts.     June  1944.     12  p.  1  pi.  map,  4°     [Processed.]    t 

A  13.31 :  Sw  3/944 

Tamarack.  American  woods:  Tamarack  (Larix  laricina)  [with  list  of  refer- 
ences] ;  bv  H.  S.  Betts.     Sept.  1944.     6  p.  1  pi.  map,  4°     [Processed.]     J 

A  13.31 :  T  15/944 

M'ood.  Detection  of  compression  failures  in  wood  ;  [by  Eric  A.  Anderson].  June 
1944.  cover  title,  5  p.  7  p.  of  pi.  4"  (Forest  Products  Laboratory,  no.  1588.) 
[Processed.  This  report  is  one  of  a  series  issued  in  cooperation  with  Army- 
Navy-Civil  Committee  on  Aircraft  Design  Criteria  under  .supervision  of  Aero- 
nautical Board.]     t  A  13.27/13 :  1588 

Effect  of  elliptic  or  circular  holes  on  stress  distribution  in  plates  of  wood 

or  plywood  considered  as  orthotropic  materials;  [by  C.  B.  Smitli].  May  1944. 
cover  title,  25-|-ii  p.  9  p.  of  pi.  5  tab.  4°  (Forest  Products  Laboratory,  no. 
1510.)     [Processed.]     %  A  13.27/13 :  1510 

• Effect  of  moi§lure  changes  on  shrinking,  swelling,  specific  gravity,  air  or 

void  space,  weight  and  similar  properties  of  wood  [witli  list  of  literatui'e  cited; 
by  J.  D.  MacLean].  Aug.  1944.  [l]-f29  p.  12  p.  of  pi.  3  tab.  4°  (Forest 
Products  Laboratory. )      [Processed.]     t  A  13.27/2  :  W  85/78 

Hydrolysis  of  wood  in  stationary  digester  by  successive  treatments  with 

dilute  sulfuric  acid  [with  list  of  literature  cited;  by  Elwin  E.  Harris,  Edward 
Beglinger,  George  J.  Hajny,  and  E.  C.  Sherrard].  Sept.  1944.  [2]+25+[l] 
p.  2  pi.  6  tab.  4°     (Forest  Products  Laboratory.)     [Processed.]     $ 

A  13.27/12  :  W  85/36 

• Kinetics  of  hydrolysis  of  wood  and  of  decomposition  of  sugars  in  dilute  acid 

at  high  temperatures  [with  list  of  references;  by  Jerome  F.  Saeman].  Sept. 
1944.  [1]+18  p.  22  p.  of  pi.  4°  (Forest  Products  Laboratory.)  [Proc- 
essed.]    t  A  13.27/12  :  W  85/38 

• List    of    publications    on    wood    finishing    subjects;    Aug.    1944.      [1944.] 

[l]-(-14  p.  4°     (Forest  Products  Laboratory.)      [Processed.]     t 

A  13.27/7  :  W  85/944 

• Quantitative  saccharification  of  wood  and  cellulose  [with  list  of  literature 

cited  ;  by  Jerome  F.  Saeman,  Janet  L.  Bubl,  and  Elwin  E.  Harris].  Sept.  1944. 
[l]+6  p.  3  tab.  4"     (Forest  Products  Laboratory.)      [Processed.]     % 

A  13.27/12  :  W  85/39 

• Review  of  wood  saccharification  processes  in  United  States  prior  to  World 

War  II  [with  list  of  literature  cited;  by  E.  C.  Sherrard  and  F.  W.  Kressman]. 
Sept.  1944.     [l]+9  p.  4°     (Forest  Products  Laboratory.)      [Processed.]     % 

A  13.27/12  :  W  85/35 

— — ■  Rotary  digester  in  wood  saccharification  [with  list  of  literature  cited;  by 
R.  H.  Plow,  Jerome  F.  Saeman,  H.  Dale  Turner,  and  E.  C.  Sherrard].  Sept. 
1944.  [11+17  p.  11  p.  of  pi.  4  tab.  4"  (Forest  Products  Laboratory.)  [Proc- 
essed. ]     t  A  13.27/1 2  :  W  85/37 

Use  of  wood  for  aircraft  in  United  Kingdom,  report  of  Forest  Products 

Mission.  June  1944.  [l]+iii+ [2]+l-23b+24-74  p.  il.  4°  (Forest  Products 
Laboratory.)     [Processed.]     %  A  13.27/2 :  W  85/76 

■ Wood  in  war  and  peace;  [by  George  A.  Garratt].     Oct.  1944.     [l]+llp.  4° 

(Forest  Products  Laboratory.)      [Processed.]     %  A  13.27/12 :  W  85/41 

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December  1944  1347 

Wood  preservation.  Study  of  methods  of  measuring  water  repellency  of  water 
repellents  and  water-repellent  preservatives  for  wood;  [by  F.  L.  Browne  and 
A.  C.  Schwebs].  Oct.  1944.  12] +38  p.  23  tab.  4°  (Forest  Products  Labora- 
tory.) [Processed.  Includes  Curl  test  method  for  rapidly  determining  water 
repellency  of  preservatives  in  wood,  by  Ernest  E.  Hubert.]     t 

A  13.27/2  :  W  85/79 

Wood  pulp.  Utilization  of  less  commonly  used  species  and  waste  and  improve- 
ment of  yield  in  pulp  manufacture;  [by  M.  W.  Bray,  E.  R.  Schafer,  and  J.  N. 
McGovern].  June  1944.  [1] +11  p.  5  tab.  4°  (Forest  Products  Laboratory.) 
[Processed.]     t  A  13.27/12  :  P  96/6 

Wood  sugars.  Analvsis  of  wood  sugars  [with  list  of  lit(>rature  cited;  by  Jerome 
F.  Saeman,  Elwin  E.  Harris,  Albert  A.  Kline].  Sept.  1944.  [1]  +11  p.  G  p.  of  pi. 
2  tab.  4°     (Forest  Products  Laboratory.)      [Processed.]     t 

A  13.27/12 :  W  85/40 

INFOR]MATION  OFFICE 

Clip  sheet,  no.  1875-78;  Nov.  5-26.  1944.  [1944.]  Each  4  leaves,  4°  [Weekly. 
Processed.]     t     (limited  distribution).  A 21.15 :  1375-1378 

Note — The  Clip  sheet  is  not  available  either  for  free  distribution  or  for  sale  to  the 
public.  It  is  distributed  only  to  professional  writers,  newspapers,  and  publishers  inter- 
ested in  agricultural  information.      (No  subscription  list.) 

Publications.  United  States  Department  of  Agriculture,  monthly  list  of  publica- 
tions, Oct.  1944  ;  [compiled  by  Eleanor  W.  Clay]      [1944.]     4  p.     t     •  Item  132 

A  21.6/5 :  944/10 

LIBRARY 

Agriculture.     Bibliography  of  agriculture,  v.  5,  no.  5;  Nov.  1944.     [1944.]     [151] 
p.  4"     [Monthly.]     *  Paper,  35c.  single  copy,  $3.75  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription, 
$4.75.     •  Item  134 
L.  C.  card  Agr  42-386  A  17.18 :  5/5 

RURAL  ELECTRIFICATION  ADMINISTRATION 

Rural  electrification  news,  Nov.  1944;  [v.  10,  no.  3].     [1944.]     22  +  [2]  p.  il.  4° 
[Monthly.]     *  Paper,  10c.  single  copy,  75c.  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $1.15. 
•  Item  147 
L.  C.  card  37-26406  A  68.9:  10/3 

SOLICITOR 

Patent  manual  for  employees  of  Department  of  Agriculture,  1944,  cooperative 
publication   by   OflBce   of   Solicitor   and   research   agencies   of   Department   of 
Agriculture.     [Oct.    1944.]     iii+[2]+41    p.    il.     (Agriculture    Dept.    Miscel- 
laneous publication  551).     *  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  14 
L.  C.  card  Agr  44-180 .  A  1.38 :  551 

Smith,  Lloyd  E.  In  Court  of  Customs  and  Patent  Appeals,  patent  appeal  no. 
4979,  in  re  Lloyd  E.  Smith,  improvements  in  insecticides;  appellant's  bi-ief. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  10  p.  4°     %  A33.5:SmGl/3 

WAR    FOOD   ADMINISTRATION 

Addresses.  Preparing  today  for  tomorrow,  by  Lee  Marshall,  director  of  dis- 
tribution, War  Food  Administration,  address  before  New  York  City  Food 
Advisory  Committee,  New  York  City,  Oct.  9,  1944.  [1944.]  4  p.  4"  [Proc- 
essed.]    t  A  80.120  :P  91 

Today's  food  problems,  address  by  Marvin  Jones,  war  food  administrator, 

before  National  Restaurant  Association,  Chicago,  111.,  Oct.  12,  1944.     [1944.] 
4  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  A  80.7  :F  73/7 

■    Work  of  War  Food  Administration,  address  by  Ashley  Sellers,  assistant 

war  food  administrator,  before  Federal  Club,  Washington,  D.  C,  Oct.  9,  1944. 
[1944.]     9  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  A  80.7 :  W 19 

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1348  Government  Publications 

Agricultural    products.    Wartime    packaging    of    agricultural    products.     Sept. 
1944.     [4] +111  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  44-41713  A  80.2 :  P  12 

COMMODITY   CREDIT  COKPOKATION 

Cotton.  1944  cotton  purchase  instructions.  [1944.]  2  p.  f"  (1944  C.  C.  C. 
cotton  form   U-1.)      t     •Item  ir,  A  80.406 :  C  S2/2/944 

Loans.  Statement  of  loans  and  cniiimodities  owned,  Sept.  30,  1944.  [1944.] 
1  p.  r     [Quarterly.     Processed.]     t  A  80.407 :  944/3 

DISTRIItUTlO.N    OFFICE 

Butter.     Facts  about  butter  situation.     Oct.   1944.     [2]   p.   4"     [Processed.]     t 

A  80.131 :  B  98 

Canning  and  preserving.  [Community  canning  centers,  supp.  2.]  Sept.  1944. 
[15]  p.  4°  ([Agriculture  Dept.  Miscellaneous  publication  544,  supp.  2.]) 
[Processed.  Prepared  in  cooperation  with  Extension  Service,  Education  Office, 
Human  Nutrition  and  Home  Economics  Bureau,  and  National  Canners  Associa- 
tion.]    t  .       A  1.38 :  544/supp.-2 

Survey  of  community  food  preservation  centers,  1943.     Sept.  1944.     7  p.  4° 

[Processed.]     t  A  80.102  :  F  73/9 

Cold  storage.  Cold  storage  space  and  holdings  report  as  of  Sept.  1,  1944.  [1944.] 
12  p.  il.  4"     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t  A  80.107 :  944/9 

Same  as  of  Oct.  1,  1944.     [1944.]     13  p.  il.  4°     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t 

A  80.107 :  944/10 

Same  as  of  Nov.  1,  1944.     [1944.]     13  p.  il.  4°     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t 

A  80.107 :  944/11 

Consumers'  guide,  Nov.  1944  ;  [v.  10,  no.  12].     [1944.]     16  p.  il.  4°     [Monthly.     In- 
cludes CG  news  letter.]     *  Paper,  5c.  single  copy,  50c.  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscrip- 
tion, 70c.     •  Item  48 
L.   C.  card  36-12412  A  80.108:10/12 

Cotton.  Cotton  fiber  and  spinning  testing  service.  Sept.  1944.  16  p.  4°  [Proc- 
essed. Revises  and  supplements  publication  entitled  Cotton  fiber  testing  service, 
issued  in  1941  by  former  Agricultural  Marketing  Service.]     t       A  80.102  :  C  82/6 

New  market  for  cotton  ;  by  E.  H.  Omohundro.  [1944.]  [2]  p.  il.  4°  [Proc- 
essed.    From  Marketing  activities,  July  1944.]     t  A  80.114/a  :  C  829 

Weekly  cotton  market  review,  v.  26,  no.  14-17;  Nov.  4-25,  1944.     [1944.] 

Each  [2]  p.  4°     [Processed.]     f  A  80.109 :  26/14-17 

Food.  Clean  plate  fun;  text  by  Aileen  Fisher.  Aug.  1944.  [6]  p.  il.  narrow 
large  8"     [Processed.]     t  A  80.102  :P  69 

Food  trade  letter  56-64;  Oof.  5-Nov.  25,  1044.     [1944.]     Each   [2]   p.  f" 

[Weekly.     Processed.     Number  56,  Oct.  5,  1944  is  a  special  edition.]     t 

A  80.125 :  56-64 

Honey.  Semi-monthly  honey  report,  v.  28,  no.  21  and  22;  Nov.  1  and  15,  1944. 
[1944.]     Each  8  p.  narrow  f°     [Processed.]     t  A  80.110: 28/21, 22 

Livestock,  meats  and  wool,  market  reviews  and  statistics,  Oct.  28-Nov.  25  [1944]  ; 
V.  12,  no.  44-48.     Nov.  1-29,  1944.     p.  733-814,  4"     [Weekly.     Processed.]     t 

A  80.111 :  12/44-48 

Marketing  activities,  Nov.  1944;  [v.  7,  no.  11].  [1944.]  21  p.  il.  4°  [Monthly. 
Processed.]     t  A  80.114:  7/11 

Meat.     Facts  about  meat  situation.     Oct.  1944.     2  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

A  80.131 :  M  46 

Onions.     Fact  sheet  on  onions.     Sept.  1&44.     4  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t 

A  80.131 :  On  4/944-2 

P.  and  8.  docket,  monthly  report  of  action  taken  on  cases  arising  under  packers 
and  stockyards  act,  v.  6,  no.  11;  Nov.  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

A  80.115 : 6/11 

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December  1944  1349 

Paper  hags.  Fact  sheet  on  need  to  conserve  paper  bags.  July  1944.  2  p.  4" 
[Processed.     Issued  in  cooi)eration  with  War  Production  Board.]     t 

A  80.131 :  P  Id 

Peanuts.  Weekly  peanut  report,  v.  26,  no.  44-48 ;  Nov.  1-29,  1944.  [1944.]  Each 
3  p.  or  4  p.  narrow  f     [Processed.]     t  A  80.112 :  26/44-48 

School   lunches.     Community   school   lunch   program;    [prepared  by   Joseph   H. 
Boyle].     Washington,  D.  C,  Sept.  1944.     [2] +19  p.     [Processed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  44-41714  A  80.102 :  L  97 

Sugai:     Facts  about  sugar  situation.     Oct.  1944.     [2]  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t 

A  80.1.31 :  Su  3 

Sufiareane.    Determination  of  fair  and  reasonable  prices  for  1944  crops  of  Florida 

■   and  Louisiana  sugarcane  for  sugar.     O-'t.  11,  1944.     1  p.     (S.  D.  201;  Sugar 

Branch.)      t     •   Item  3U  A  80.117 :  201 

Sweetpolatoca.    Fact  sheet  on  sweetpotatoes.    Sept.  1944.    3  p.  4"    [Processed.]     t 

A  80.131 :  Sw  3 

EXTENSION    SEE  VICE 

Extension  Service  review,  v.l5,  no.  11;  Nov.  1944.     [1944.]     p.  lGl-176,   il.  4° 

[Monthly.]     *  Paper,  10c.  single  copy,  75c.  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $1.15. 
•   Item  95 

L.  C.  card  Agr  30-359  A  80.307  :  15/11 

Jf-H  cluhs.  National,  State,  and  local  4-H  club  stories  published  in  Extension 
Service  review,  Jan.  1943-Mar.  1944.  [1944.]  [10]-(-  31  p.  11.  4"  [Processed.] 
L.  C.  card  44-41715  A  80.307/a  :  F  825 

SUdefilms. 

Note. — Slidefiluis  covering  many  phases  of  agriculture  and  home  economics  have  been 
prepared   by   the  Extension   Service  in  cooperation  with  subject-matter  bureaus  of  the 
Agriculture  Department.     Each  slidefilm  is  accompanied  by  explanatory  lecture  notes. 

A  list  of  available  subjects  and  information  on  how  to  purchase  slidefilms  may  be 
obtained  from  the  Division  of  Extension  Information,  Extension  Service,  Department  of 
Agriculture,  Washington  2.5,  D.  C. 

FARM  SECTJRITY  ADMINISTRATION 

U'r/^r/- facilities  program.    [Nov.  1, 1944.]    3  p.  4°    [Processed.]    t    A  80.702  :  W  29 

SOIL  CONSERVATION  SERVICE 

Baca  County.  Colo.  Physical  land  conditions  in  western  and  southeastern  Baca 
County,  soil  conservation  districts,  Colo.;  by  John  J.  Underwood.  1944.  [1]  + 
54  p.  il.  2  maps  in  pocket,  large  8"  (Physical  land  survey  30.)  [For  use  in  farm 
conservation  planning.]     *  Paper,  3-5c.     •   Item  1.50 

L.  C.  card  Agr  44-181  A  80.2012  :  30 

Note. — This  publication  carries  the  classification  of  the  Food  Production  Administra- 
tion, since  it  was  ordered  before  the  transfer  of  the  Soil  Conservation  Service  to  the 
status  of  an  independent  agency  under  the  War  Food  Administration. 

Mutvhinq.  Sistema  de  mulch  ;  por  William  X  Hull.  Washington,  D.  C,  septiembre 
1944.    [1]  4-9  p.  11.4°     [Processed.]     t  A  80..")02  :  M  89 

Run-off.  Devices  for  measuring  I'ates  and  amounts  of  run-off  employed  in  soil 
conservation  research;  compiled  for  Latin  American  trainees  bv  L.  L.  Harrold 
and  D.  B.  Krimgold.  July  1943,  revised  Oct.  1944.  [1944.]  cover  title,  [2] -^42 
p.  il.  4"     (SCS-TP-51.)     [Processed.]     t  A  80.509:  51 

Silt.  Control  of  reservoir  silting  [with  list  of  literatui'P  cited]  :  by  Carl  B.  Brown. 
[Aug.  1943,  slightly  revised  Oct.  1944.]  1944.  ii-f  166  p.  il.  ( [Agriculture  Dept. 
Miscellaneous  publication  521.] )  [Text  and  another  illustration  on  p.  1  and  2 
of  cover.]    *  Paper.  25c.     •   Item  14  A  1.38  :  521/2 

Soil  conscrrntiou.  oflScial  oi-gan  of  Soil  Conservation  Service,  Nov.  1944;  [v.  10, 
no.  5.].     [1944.]     [2]-i-91-ll2  p.  il.  4°     [Monthly.]     *  Paper,  10c.  single  copy, 
$1.00  a  yr  ;  foreign  subscription,  $1.50.     •  Itenr  152 
L.  C.  card  Agr  35-403  A  80,507  :  10/5 

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1350  Government  Publications 

Soil  conseriation  dintricts,  state  of  organization  by  States,  apprt.ximate  acreage, 
number  of  operating  units  and  farms  in  organized  districts  [as  of  Oct.  ir>,  1944]. 
Nov.  1.  1944.    4  p.  4"    IMonthiy.    Processt^.]     t  A  80.r>G8 :  944/10 

AMERICAN  BATTLE  MONUMENTS  COMMISSION 

European  War,  1914-18.  29th  Division,  siiramary  of  operations  in  World  War 
[with  li.sf  of  sources].     1914.     x-(-39  )».   11.  niaj).   in  pocket.     *  Kahrikoid.  7">c. 

•  Item  16J 

L.  C.  card  4  '-41041  T  3.Am  3  :  W  89  ^'J9ih  Div. 

37tb  Division,  summary  of  operations  in  World  War  [witb  list  of  sources], 

1944.     x+43  p.  il.  2  maps  in  pocket.     *  Fabrikoid.  75c.     •  Item  162 

L.  C.  card  44-41G40  Y  3.Am  3 :  W  89/37th  Div. 

90tb  Division,  summary  of  operations  in  World  War  [with  list  of  sources], 

1944,     x  +  63  p.  il.  2  maps  in  pocket.     *  Fabrikoid.  $1.00.     •  Item  1G2 

L.  C.  card  44-41639  Y  3.Am  3:  W  89/90th  Div. 

91st  Division,  summary  of  operations  in  World  War  [with  list  of  sources], 

1944.     x+52  p.  il.  2  maps  in  pocket.     *  Fabrikoid,  $1.00,     •  Item  162 

L,  C.  card  44-41638  Y  3.Am  3  :  W  89/Olst  Div. 

AMERICAN   COMMISSION  FOR  PROTECTION  AND  SAL- 

VAGE  OF  ARTISTIC  AND  HISTORIC  MONUMENTS 

IN  WAR  AREAS 

Note. — Establishment  of  the  American  Commission  for  Protection  and  Salvage  of  Ar- 
tistic and  Historic  Monuments,  approved  by  the  President  on  June  23,  1943,  was  announced 
by  the  Secretary  of  State  on  Aug.  UO,  1943. 

Art.     First  aid  protection  for  art  treasures  and  monuments.     [1944.]     2  p  .4°     t 

Y  3.Am  3/4  :  Ar  7 

ARMY-NAVY-CIVIL  COMMITTEE  ON  AIRCRAFT  DESIGN 

CRITERIA 

Wood.  ANC  bulletin,  design  of  wood  aircraft  structures  [with  lists  of  references  ; 
by  Forest  Products  Laboratory,  Forest  Service].  June  1944.  iv-f-247-|-[4] 
p,  il.  4°  (AN'C-18. )  [Issued  under  supervision  of  Aeronautical  Board.  The 
4  pages  at   end  of   publication   are  left   blank   to  be  used  for  memoranda.] 

•  Paper,  7uc.     •  Item  217  Y  3. Ar  5/8  :  7/18 

CIVIL  SERVICE  COMMISSION 

Note. — The  Commission  furnishes  individual  copies  of  most  of  its  publications  gra- 
tuitously to  those  who  apply  for  them. 

Cla.'isification  act.  [Reference  manual  of  decisions  of  comptroller  general  on 
classification  act  of  1923,  as  amended,  revised  pages;  Aug.  1944.]  [1944.] 
[43]  p.  ( [P.  C.  D.  manual  A-4,  revised  to  June  30,  1943,  revised  pages ;  Per- 
sonnel Classification  Division.])  [Issued  in  loose-leaf  form  for  insertion  in 
manual,]     *  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  171  CS  1.40:  A-4/rev.pages 

Federal  jobs  outside  continental  U.  S.     [1944.]    27  p.     (Form  3954;  Sept.  1944.)     t 

•  Item  169 

L.  C,  card  44-41782  CS  1.2  :  J  57/944-2 

Health  and   medical  services  for  public  employees,  selected   list   of  references. 
Sept.  1944.     [3]+l-lp.  4°     [Processed.]     J 
L.  C.  card  44-41716  CS  1.2  :  H  34/944 

Postmasters.  Instructions  to  applicants  for  4th-class  postmaster  examination. 
[1944.]     12  p.     (Form  1759;  Aug.  1944.)     t     •  Item  170      CS  1,6 :  P  84/19/944 

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COMBINED  PRODUCTION  AND  RESOURCES  BOARD, 
UNITED  STATES,  GREAT  BRITAIN,  AND  CANADA 

Note. — The  establlahment  of  the  Combined  Production  and  llesources  Board  was  an- 
nounced by  the  President  on  June  U,  1W42. 

Sci'cw  threads.  Report  of  conferences  on  standardization  of  screw  threads  and 
cylindrical  fits,  London,  Aug.-Sept.  1944.  [1944.]  ii-f  38  p.  il.  t  •  Item  969 
L.  C.  card  44-41736  Y  3.C  73/3 :  2  Scr  2 

COMMERCE  DEPARTMENT 

Note. — The  Department  of  Commerce  in  engaged  in  numerous  activities  concerned  with 
the  promotion  of  the  Nation's  industry  and  trade.  Through  services  of  this  character, 
the  Department  assists  in  simplification  processes,  the  increase  and  improv(!inent  of  pro- 
duction and  the  elimination  of  waste  in  production  and  distribution.  Aids  to  industry 
include  conducting  investigations  and  research  to  facilitate  the  production,  transportation, 
and  sale  of  goods,  and  sui)plying  trade  information  to  American  producers  and  exporters; 
encouraging  invention  by  protecting  inventors  in  their  patent  rights;  enumerating,  com- 
l)iling,  and  disseminating  population  statistics  as  well  as  social,  industrial,  and  fiscal  data  ; 
establishing  commodity  weights,  measures,  and  standards;  fostering  the  Nation's  civil  air 
transportation  system  ;  and  disseminating  vital  weather  infornuilion.  The  free  distribu- 
tion of  publications  of  the  Department  is  confined  almost  entirely  to  lil)raries.  educational 
institutions,  the  press,  and  eomnierci.il  organizations.  Others  nuiy  procure  them,  at.prices 
stated  below,  from  the  Superintendent  of  Documents,  Government  Printing  Office, 
Washington  25,  D.  C,  to  whom  remittances  must  be  sent  direct,  as  his  office  is  not  a  i)art 
of  the  Department  of  Commerce. 

Addresses.  Airports  and  real  estate,  address  by  William  A.  ISI.  litird^Mi,  A.ssistant 
Secretary  of  Commerce,  National  Association  of  Real  Estate  Hoards,  Washing- 
ton, D.  C,  Sept.  8,  1944.     [1944.]     5  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t  C  1.18 :  B  89/.") 

Reconversion  and  air  power,  address  by  William  A.  M.  Umden,  Assistant 

Secretary  of  Commerce,  before  dinner  meeting  of  National  Industrial  Confer- 
ence Board,  New  York,  N.  Y.,  Sept.  21,  1944.      [1044.]     8  p.  4"     [Processed.  I      i' 

C  1.18  :  B  S9/tJ 

Role  of  airports  in  national  econt)my,  addre.ss  by  William  A.  M.  iiurden, 

Assistant  Secretary  of  Connnerce,  before  National  AeiMniuitic  Association  Joint 
Airport  Users  Conference,  Washitigton,  D.  C,  July  24,  1944.  |1944.]  S-f  [1]  p. 
4"     [Processed.     Page  ntimber  8  is  duplicated,  but  with  different  text.]     t 

Cl.lS:BS9/4 
CENSUS  BUREAU 

Afjririilliirr.  Narrative  for  home  training  in  filling  out  farm  and  rtincli  schedule. 
[1944.J  [l]-f4p.  ( Form  A-45-29  ;  United  States  census  of  jigriculture.  1945.) 
t     •  Item  187  C  3.31/2 :  F  22/3/945 

Narrative  for  use  with  illustrative  example  of  properly  filled  farm  and 

ranch  schedule  for  training.  [1944.]  [l]-f5  p.  (Form  A^r>-30;  United 
States  cen.sus  of  agriculture,  1945.)     t     •  Item  187  C  3.31/2 :  F  22/4/945 

Cotton.     Report  on  cotton  giiming,  number  of  bales  of  cotton  ginned  from  growth 
of  1944  prior  to  Oct.  18,  1944,  and  comparative  statistics  to  corresponding  date 
in  1943  and  1942.     Oct.  25,  1944.     oblong  32°     [Preliminary  report.     Issued  in 
postal  card  form.]     t 
L.  C.  card  8-8422  C  3.20 :  944-45/5 

Same  prior  to  Nov.  1,  1944.  and  comparative  statistics   to  corresponding 

date  in  1943  and  1942.  Nov.  8,  1944.  1  p.  f  [Processed.  Preliminary  re- 
port.]    t  0  3.20:944-45/6 

Einploi/metit.     Government  employment,  2d  quarter,  1944;  v.  5,  no.  4,  State  dis- 
tribution of  public  employment  in  Apr.  1944.     Oct.  1944.     22  p.  il.  4°     [Proc- 
essed.]    t 
L.  C.  card  44-41734  C  3.140:  5/4 

Financial  statistics.  City  finances,  1943 :  v.  1,  Individual  city  reports.  4°  [Proc- 
essed. The  following  numbers  have  been  issued  during  the  period  of  this 
Monthly  catalog.]     t 

L.  C.  card  34-28211  C  3.142 :  943/v.l,no.l-8 

1.  Washington,  D.  C,  fiscal  year  ended  June  30,  1943,  population  1940  census,  663.091. 
Oct.  1944.      12  p. 

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Financial  statistics — Continued. 

2.  BtifTalo,   N.   Y.,   fiscal  year  ended  June  30,   1943,   population   1940    census,    575,901. 

Oct.  1944.      13  p. 

3.  Milwaukee.   Wis.,  fiscal  vear  ended  Dec.  31,  1943,  population  1940  census,  587,472. 

Oct.   19 44.      14  p. 

4.  ChicaK",    111.,    fiscal   vear   ended    Dec.   31,    1943,    population    1940   census,    3,396,808. 

Oct.  1944.      14  1). 

5.  Cincinnati,  Oliio.  ILscal  year  ended  Dec.  31,  1943,  population  1940   census,  455,610. 

Nov.  1914.     14  p. 
0.   San  Antonio,  Te.x..  fiscal  year  ended  May  31,  1943,  population  1940  census,  253,854. 
Nov.  1944.      14  (1. 

7.  Oakland,    Calif.,  fiscal  year  ended  June  30,   1943,  population   1940  census,  302,163. 

Nov.  1944.      14  p. 

8.  Detroit,  .Mich.,  fiscal  vear  ended  June  30,  1943,  population,  1940  census,  1,623,452. 

Nov.  1944.      14  p. 

State  finances,  1943 :  v.  2.  Topical  reports,  no.  5,  State  alcoholic-beverage 

monopoly  finances  in  1943.     Oct.  1944.     6  p.  4"     [Proces.sed.     Pn-pared  under 

supervision  of  E.  R.  Gray,  chief,  Governments  Division.]     t 

L.  ('.  card  l(;-26-L'07!K!  C  3.141  :  943/v.  2.  no.  .". 

Forest  products.  Cen.sus  of  forest  products,  104:] :  Lumber  production  for  12 
Western  States  and  Alaska,  by  kind  of  wood  and  production  by  county.  Nov. 
1944.     5  p.  4°     [Processed.     Prepared  in  cooperation  with  Forest  Service.]     t 

C  3.12/7 : L  97/5/943 

II  11)1(1  book  for  t'lHployees  of  Bureau  of  Census;  [prepared  in  Pei-.sonnel  Division]. 
1944."    iv+27  p.  il.     t  C  3.G :  Em  7/944 

Ituliistrial  (uid  business  stdtistics.  [Monthly  and  quarterly  industrial  and  busi- 
ness statistics.]     4"  or  oblong  8°     [Processed.]     t 

Co.     (various  arbitrary  numbers)  : 

Note. — The  Census  Bureau  collects  and  pul)lislH's  monthly  '•md  Quarterly  current  sta- 
tistics in  processed  form  for  numerous  industries  and  commodities.  Summaries  of  most 
of  these  statistics  are  published  later  in  Survey  of  current  business  issued  each  montli 
by  the  Foreign  and  Domestic  Commerce  Bureau.  The  titles  of  these  reports  as  issued 
for  1944,  with  tlie  Documents  Office  classification  numl)er  for  each,  are  listed  below  : 

Monthly  industrial  and  business  reports 
Asphalt  and  tar  roofing;  and  sidinj;  prod-         Plastic  paints,  cold-water  paints,  and  cal- 

ucts,  Shipments  of  (C  3.100  :j  cimines   (C  3.9t)  : ) 

Boots,  slioes,  and  slipiiers,  other  than  rub-         Porcelain   enameled  products,   metal   base 

ber  (C  3.43:)  only   (C  3.98:) 

Confectionery  and  competitive  chocolate  Public-merchandise        warehousing         (C 

products,      manufacturers'      sales       (C  3.102:) 

3.135 :)  Pyro-xylin    coated    woven    cotton    fabrics 

Cotton  consumed,  on  hand,  and  active  cot-  (C  3.104  :) 

ton  spindles   (C  3.21:)  Raw  wool  consumption   (C  3.52:) 

Cotton,  leather,  and  allied  garments    (ci-         Red-cedar  shingles    (C  3.119  :) 

vilian  and  Government)    (C  3.64  :)  Retail  sales,  independent  stores  [summary 

Cottonseed  products  manufactured  and  on  and  one  report  for  each  of  34  States  and 

hand  at  oil  mills  by  States   (C  3.125:)  6  cities]    (C  3.138:) 

Domestic  pumps,  water  systems,  and  wind-         Sales  finance  companies  (C  3.151  :) 

mills   (C  3.77.)  Steel  boilers  (C  3.107:) 

Fats     and     oils,     animal     and     vegetable         Steel   shipping  barrels,   drums,   and   pails 

(C  3.123:)  (C  3.106  :) 

Galvanized  range  boilers  and  tanks  for  hot         Superphosphate    (C   3.111:) 

water  heaters    (C  3.86:)  Underwear  and  knit  cloth  (C  3.113  :) 

Leather  gloves  and  mittens   (C  3.42  :)  Wheat  ground  and  wheat-milling  products 

Mechanical    stokers    (C   3.91:)  (C  3.117:) 

Men's,  youth's,  and  boys'  clothing  (civilian         White-base     antifriction     bearing     metals 

and  Government)    (C  3.92  :)  (C   3.71  :) 

Oil  l)urners   (C  3.93:)  Wholesalers' sales,  inventories,  and  credits 

Paint,      varnish,      lacquer,      and      fillers  (C   3.133:) 

(C  3.94:)  Wool  machinery  activity   (C  3.51:) 

Quarterly   industrial   and   business   reports 
Blowers,  fans,  unit  heaters,  and  accessory         Warm-air  furnaces  and   winter  air-condi- 

equipment    (C  3.143:)  tioning  units   (C  3.144:) 

Fats  and  oils.  Factory  consumption  of  pri-         Wheat  and  wheat-flour  stoclcs  held  by  mills 
mary  animal  and  vegetable,  by  classes  (C  3.115:) 

of  products   (C  3.154  :)  Wool  and  related  fibers.  Commercial  stocks 

Lacquer,  Sales  of  (C  3.88:)  of  (C  3.52/3:) 

Industry.     Facts  for  industry.     4°  and  oblofig  S°     [Processed.]     t  C  S.IHS : 

Note. — The  Facts  for  industry  series  was  established  as  the  medium  to  carry  out  the 
policy  adopted  by  the  War  Production  Board  of  releasing  significant  statistical  data  to 
industry  whenever  the  release  would  not  interfere  with  the  war  effort.  Generally,  the 
series  provides  information  on  such  basic  factors  as  production,  shipments  inventories 
and  unfilled  orders,  for  products  for  which  the  Board  has  required  reports  in  order  to 
maintain  war-time  controls.  Facts  for  industry  scries  is  issued  jointly  by  the  War 
Production  Board  and  the  Bureau  of  the  Census,  and  may  be  of  two  kinds  ;  one-time 
jiiiil   i)iTi(](lic. 

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December  1944  1353 

Mortality  index.  Weekly  mortulity  index,  deaths  in  major  cities,  Nov.  4-25, 
1944 ;  V.  15,  no.  44-47.     Nov.  9-30,  1944.     Each  4  p.  il.  4"     [Processed.]     f 

C  3.41 :  15/44-47 

Report.     Annual  report  of  director  of  censiLs,  July  1,  1913-June  30,  1944.     [1944.] 
22  p.  4°     [Proces.«ed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  S-20SOO  C  3.1 :  944 

State  documents.  State  documents:  no.  ],  State  constitutions,  bibliography;  by 
Dorothy  W.  Kaufman.  Jiuie  1944.  4  p.  il.  4"  [Pi-ocessed.  Prepared  under 
supervision  of  E.  R.  Gray,  chief,  Governments  Division.]     f  C  3.1G2:  1 

Same:  no.  2,  Elections  data  in  State  documents  [with  bibliographies] ;  by 

Dorothy  W.  Kaufman.  Oct.  1944.  30  p.  il.  4"  [Processed.  Prepared  under 
supervision  of  E.  R.  Gray,  chief.  Governments  Division.]     t  C  3.162:  2 

Statistical  abstract.  Statistical  abstract  of  United  States,  1943  [with  Bibli- 
ography of  sources  of  statistical  data]  C5th  number.  1944.  viii+994p.  [Com- 
piled under  supervision  of  Morris  II.  Hansen,  statistical  assistant  to  director, 
by  Morris  B.  Ulhnan,  statistician,  and  Kathleen  H.  Dugan,  editor.]  *  Cloth, 
$1.75.  •  Item  205 
L.  C.  card  4-18089  C  3.134 :  943 

Same.     (H.  doc.  490,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.) 

Vital  statistics.  Monthly  vital  statistics  bulletin,  Nov.  9,  1944 ;  v,  7.  no.  9.  [1944.] 
4  p.  il  4°     [Processed.]     t  '       C  3.127 :  7/9 

Vital    statistics,    special    rcporls.    Nov.    10,    1914;    v.    II),    no.    21.      [1944.] 

p.  40!V412,  4°     [Processed.]     t 

L.  C.  card  30-26.192  C  3.G7  :  10/21 

NOTK. — Volume  19   consists  of  special  tabulations,  studies,  and  analytical  articles  on 
selected  subjects. 

CIVIL  AERONAUTICS  AUTHORITY 

CIVIL  ai:konautics  administration 

Addresses.  Address  by  A.  J.  Herbolsheimer,  assistant  chief,  Aviation  Medical 
Division,  Civil  Aeronautics  Administration,  at  initiation  of  course  in  civil  avia- 
tion me<licine,  College  of  Medicine,  University  of  Illinois,  Chicago,  111.,  Sept.  7, 
1944.     [1944.]     10  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  C  31.124 :  II  41 

Need  for  uniformity  in  airport  classification  and  nomenclature,  address  by 

John  E.  Sonnners,  acting  administrator.  Civil  Aeronautics  Administration, 
N.  A.  A.  Joint  Airport  Users  Conference,  Washington,  D.  C,  July  24,  1944. 
[1944.]     3  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  C  31.124:  So  5 

C.\A  journal  [v.  5,  no.  10]  ;  Oct.  15,  1944.  [r.)44.]  p.  113-124.  il.  4°  (Informa- 
tion and  Statistics  Service.)  [Monthly.]  *  Paper,  He.  single  copy,  50c.  a  yr. ; 
foreign  subscription,  75  c.     •  Item  219  C  31.118  :  5/10 

Civil  aeronautics  manual  04-T:  Transport  category  requirements  [with  table  of 
references].     Nov.   1,  1944.     [2]-fa-b+44  p.  il.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

C  31.107 : 04-T 
Maps 

Federal  airways,  landline  communications  services,  schedule  A  facilities,  revised 
effectiveSept.  1,1944;  [map].  [1944.]  10X24  in.  (M-14.)  [Processed.  Also 
issued  in  size  10X15  in.]     f  C  31.115  :  C  73/2/944 

CIVIL    AKKONAUTIOS    BOARD 

Note. — The  opinions  in  economic  proceedings  of  the  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  are  printed 
separatel.v  hesinnint?  with  v.  2,  and  are  "advanci-  sheets"  of  the  material  which  will  make 
up  bound  volumes  of  the  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  Reports. 

The  separate'  opinions  are  obtainable  from  the  Superintendent  of  Documents,  Govern- 
ment Printing  OfHce.  Washington  25,  D.  C,  at  a  subscription  price  of  $1.00  per  volume  ; 
single  copies  var.v  In  pric<;. 

Aircraft  accidents.  Rcpoi't  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  acci- 
dent involving  aircraft  during  crop  dusting  flight  [5  miles  southeast  of  Milton, 
Oreg,  June  23,  1944]  ;  adopted  Oct.  13,  1914.      [1944.]      1  p.  4"     [Processed.]     % 

C  31.213  :  M  643 

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1354  Government  Pudlioations 

Aircraft  accident n — Continued. 

■ Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  cross-country  business  llight  [S  miles  west  of  Ann  Arbor,  Mich  , 
Apr.  3.  in44]  ;  adopted  Oct.  13,  1944.     [1944.]     2  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t 

C  31.213:  An  71/2 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircriift  during  cross-country  business  flight  [Lockwood  Airport,  Frankfort, 
Ind.,  July  31,  1944]  ;  adopted  Oct.  24,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t 

C  31.213  :  F  853 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on.  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  cross-country  business  trip  [near  Buckland,  Mass.,  July  12, 
1944]  ;  adopted  Oct.  13,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

C  31.213  :  B  856 

• Keitort  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  cross-country  commercial  flight  [in  mountains  near  Elko,  Nev., 
Aug.  13,  1W4]  ;  adopted  Oct.  31,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

C  31.213  :  El  52/2 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  cross-country  flight  [Municipal  Airport,  Cleveland,  Ohio, 
June  11,  1944]  ;  adopted  Nov.  3,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

C  31.213  :  C  599 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  cross-country  plea.sure  flight  [near  Laytonsvilie,  Md.,  Mar.  4, 
1944]  ;  adopted  Nov.  7,  1944.     [1944.]     2  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t 

C  31.213  :  L  455 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  cross-country  pleasure  flight  [V'^  luile  west  of  Municipal  Air- 
port, Alamosa,  Colo.,  July  16,  1944]  ;  adopted  Oct.  13,  1^4.  [1944.]  1  p.  4° 
[Processed.]     t  C  31.213  :  Al  11/2 

• Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  ferry  flight  [Cram  Field,  Davenport,  Iowa,  Jan.  30,  1944]  ; 
adopted  Oct,  13,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4°     [Processed.]     $  C  31.213  :D  278 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  ferry  flight  [12  miles  south  of  Coleville,  Calif.,  Aug.  19,  1944] ; 
adopted  Nov,  7,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4°     [Processed.]     $  C  31,213:0  679 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  flight  [5  miles  northeast  of  Decatur  Airport,  Decatur, 
111.,  June  27,  1944]  ;  adopted  Nov,  3,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4°     [Processed.]     $ 

C  31.213  :  D  355 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  instruction  flight  [4  miles  west  of  Stormville  Airport, 
Storraville,  N.  Y.,  Aug.  26,  1944]  ;  adopted  Nov.  3,  1944,  [1^4.]  1  p.  4° 
[Processed,  ]     t  C  31,213  :  St  74/2 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  instruction  flight  [Municipal  Airport,  Alexandria,  La,, 
June  25,  1944]  ;  adopted  Oct.  31,  1944.     [1944.]     2  p.  4"     [Processed,]     % 

C  31.213 :  Al  27 

— -  Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 
aircraft  during  local  instruction  flight  [Old  Commercial  Airport.  Tulsa,  Okla,, 
July  19,  1944]  ;  adopted  Oct,  13,  1944,     [1944.]     1  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

C  31,213  :  T  829/2 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  Instruction  flight  [Smilin'  Jack  Airport,  Douglassville, 
Pa.,  Aug.  26,  1944]  ;  adopted  Nov.  7,  1944.     [1S)44.]     1  p.  4"     [Processed,]     $ 

C  31.213  :  D  747 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  instruction  flight  [Susanville,  Calif.,  May  5,  1944]  ; 
adopted  Oct.  27,  1944.     [1944.]     2  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  C  31,213  :Su  81 

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December  1944  1355 

Aircraft  accidents — Continued. 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  pleasure  flight  [Cullman  Airport,  Cullman,  Ala.,  May  28, 
1944]  ;  adopted  Nov.  3,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4°     [Processed.]     $    C  31.213  :C  898 

• Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  pleasure  flight  [Mio  Airport,  Mio,  Mich.,  July  13,  1944]  ; 
adopted  Nov.  3,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4°     [Proce.ssed.]     t  C  31.213  :M  669 

■ Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  pleasure  flight  [near  Beloit,  Kaus.,  July  4,  1944]  ;  adopted 
Oct.  13,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4°     [Processed.]     +  C  31.213  :B  418 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  pleasure  flight  [near  Clearview  Airport,  Dallas,  Tex.,  June 
23,  1944]  ;  adopted  Oct.  13,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

C  31.213 :  D161/5 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  pleasure  flight  [near  Fraley  Field,  High  Point,  N.  C,  Apr. 
22,  1944]  ;  adopted  Oct.  27,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t 

C  31.213 :  H  537 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  pleasure  flight  [near  Harrisonville,  Mo.,  June  12,  1944]  ; 
adopted  Oct.  13,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  C  31.213  :H  248 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  pleasure  flight  [near  Trinca  Airport,  Andover,  N.  J.,  Aug. 
13,  1944]  ;  adopted  Oct.  31,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t 

C  31.213  :  An  24 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Boai'd  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  pleasure  flight  [i/'  mile  south  of  Colgate  University  Air- 
port, Madison,  N.  Y.,  Apr.  9,  1944]  ;  adopted  Nov.  7,  1944.  [1944.]  1  p.  4° 
[Processed.]     t  C  31.213  :M  265 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  pleasure  flight  [Palestine,  Tex.,  Airport,  July  3,  1944; 
adopted  Oct.  13,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  C  31.213 :  P  175 

•    Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  pleasure  flight  [10  miles  southeast  of  Young,  Ariz.,  July  1, 
1944]  ;  adopted  Oct.  27,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4°     [Processed.]     I    C  31.213  :Y  88 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  pleasure  flight  [3  miles  southwest  of  Mecosta  County  Air- 
port, near  Big  Rapids,  Mich.,  June  27,  1044]  ;  adopted  Nov.  3,  1944.  [1944.] 
1  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  C  31.213  :B48r 

— —  Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 
aircraft  during  local  practice  flight  [Birmingham,  Mich.,  Julv  31. 1944]  ;  adopted 
Oct.  24,  1944.     [1944.]     2  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  C  31.213 :  B  537/2 

— —  Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 
aircraft  duiing  local  practice  flight  [Chemung  County  Airport,  Big  Flats,  N.  Y., 
July  24,  1944]  ;  adopted  Oct.  27,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

C  31.213  :  B  48f 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  practice  flight  [8  miles  SE  of  Binghamton,  N.  Y.,  Aug.  26, 
1944]  ;  adopted  Oct.  31,  1944.    [1944.]    1  p.  4°    [Processed.]     %     C  31.213  :  B  513 

— —  Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 
aircraft  during  local  practice  flight  [5  miles  west  of  Mineral  Wells,  Tex.,  Aug. 
13,   1944]  ;   adopted   Oct.  31,   1944.      [1944.]     1   p.  4"     [Processetl.]      t 

C  31.213 :  M  662 

Report  of  Civil  AeronauMcs  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  practice  flight  [5  miles  west-southwest  of  Bowen  Airport, 
West  Memphis,  Ark..  July  31,  1944]  ;  adopted  Nov.  3,  1944.'  [1944.]  1  p.  4" 
[Processed.]     t  C  31.213  :  W  52m 

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Aircraft  accidents — Continued. 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  practice  flight  [4^2  miles  west-southwest  of  Coleman,  Tex., 
July  30,  1044]  ;  adopted  Oct.  31,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t 

C  31.213 :  C  677 

Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  local  practice  flight  [Wings  Airport,  Utica,  Mich.,  July  30,  1944]  ; 
adopted  Nov.  3,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4"     [Pi-ocessed.]     t  C  31.213  :Ut  3 

• Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  during  scheduled  flight  [approximately  10  miles  east  of  CAA  Field, 
Nome.  Alaska,  Apr.  6,  1944];  adopted  Nov.  7,  1944.  [1944.]  4  p.  4"  [Proc- 
essed.]    t  C  31.213  :N  728 

• Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  on  ground  [Candler  Field,  Atlanta,  Ga.,  June  19,  1944] ;  adopted  Nov.  3, 
1944.     [1944.]    ip.  4"     [Processed.]     +  C  31.213 :  At  02/2 

• Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  accident  involving 

aircraft  while  taxying  [Bishop  Airport,  Flint,  Mich.,  June  2o,  1944]  ;  adopted 
Oct.  13,  1944.     [1944.]    1  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t  C  31.213  :F  646 

• Report  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  propeller  accident 

[near  Joes,  Colo.,  May  G,  19441  ;  adopted  Oct.  13,  1944.  [1944.]  1  p.  4°  [Proc- 
essed.]    t  C  31.213:  J  591 

Repoi-t  of  Civil  Aeronautics  Board  on  investigation  of  propeller  accident 

[Storujville  Airport,  Stormville,  N.  Y.,  Julv  29,  1944]  ;  adopted  Oct.  31,  1944. 
[1944.]     1  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  C  31.213 :  St  74 

Civil  air  reguintions.  Civil  air  regulations:  pt.  40,  Air  carrier  oi)erating  certifica- 
tion, as  amended  to  Oit.  10,  1944.  [1944.]  12  p.  4°  [Issued  with  perforations.] 
*  Paper,  lOc.     •   Item  225  C  31.209  :  40/3 

■ Same  :  pt.  60,  Air  traffic  rules,  as  amended  to  Aug.  15, 1944.    [1944.]    22  p.  4° 

[Issued  with  perforations.]    *  Paper,  10c.     •   Item  225  C  31.209  :  60/6 

■ Civil  air  regulations  amendments.     [Processed.]     t  C  31.209: 

Note. — Amendmonts  to  Civil  air  regulations,  besinning  with  Oct.  15,  1941.  are  issued 
in  a  new  loini,  and  are  numbered  so  tliat  no  aniendmont  will  aflcct  more  than  one  part 
of  the  Resulations.  Tliese  amendments  or  digests  of  them  will  be  published  in  the  monthly 
Civil  aeronautics  journal.  Separate  entries  of  these  amendments  are  not  listed  in  tlie 
Monthly  catalog. 

Foreign  air  news  digest,  v.  2,  no.  44  and  45;  Nov.  6  and  20,  1944.  [1944.]  [2]-|- 
220-240  p.  4"    [Fortnightly.    Processed.]    t  0  31.210:2/44,45 

COAST  AND  GEODETIC  SURVEY 

Atlantic  Coast.  Surface  water  temi)eratures,  Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey  tide  sta- 
tions, Atlantic  and  Gulf  Coasts.  Jan.  1944.  cover  title,  25  p.  (TW-1,  revised.) 
[Processed.  Text  on  p.  3  of  cover.  Supersedes  TW-1,  Water  tempei"atures, 
Atlantic  and  Gulf  Coasts,  issued  May  1940.]     %  C4.34:  1/2 

Coast  pilots.  Hydrographic  manual,  by  K.  T.  Adams:  sec.  91,  Coast  pilot;  by 
Henry  B.  Campbell.  1944.  [2]+809-842+iii  p.  [From  Special  publication  143, 
revised  (1942)  edition.]    t     •  Item  233  C4.19/a:C631 

Seismological  bulletin.  Seismological  bulletin,  MSI-111 ;  Nov.  1942.  Washington. 
D.  C,  1944.    cover  title,  30  p.  f"    [Monthly.    Processed,  with  printed  cover.]     t 

C  4.36 :  111 

Same,  MSI-1 12;  Deo.  "1942.    Washington,  D.  C,  1944.    cover  title,  20  p.  f 

[Monthly.    Processed,  with  printed  cover.]     t  C  4.36: 112 

Tucson  Magnetic  Observatory.     Magnetic  observatory  results  at  Tucson,  Ariz., 
1935-30;  [by]  David  G.  Knapp  and  H.  Herbert  Howe.    Washington,  D.  C,  1944. 
[2]-fl22  p.  il.     (MO-20.)     [Processed.]     % 
L.  C.  card  13-35172  C  4.16 :  20 

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FOREIGN  AND  DOMESTIC  COMMERCE  BUREAU 

Business.  Survey  of  current  business,  Nov.  1944;  [v.  24,  no.  llj.  [1D44.]  cover 
title,  20+S3G  p.  il.  4"  [Monthly.  Text  and  another  illustration  on  p.  2-4  of 
cover.]     *  I'aper,   15c.   single   copy,   $1.75   a   yr. ;   foreign   subscription,   $2.50. 

•  Item  257 

L.  C.  card  21-2GS19  C  1S.35  :  24/11 

Same,  weekly  supplement,  Nov.  2-23,  1944.     [1944.]     Each    [2]   p.  il.  4" 

[Processed.]     t  •  C  18.36 :  944/44-47 

Central  Amcrun.    United  States  trade  with  Central  American  republics  in  1942. 
Oct.  1944.    [21+ii+30  p.  il.  4"     [Processed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  44-41787  C  18.204 :  C  33/942 

Domestic  eommerce,  v.  32,  no.  11;  Nov.  1944.     [1944.]     32  p.  il.  4°     [Monthly.]; 

*  Paper,  lUc.  single  copy,  $1.00  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $1.40.     •  Item  251 

C  18.32 :  32/11 

Foreign  eomtnerce  weekly,  v.  17,  no.  6-9  ;  Nov.  4-25, 1944.     [1944.]     various  paging, 
il.  4°     *  Paper,  10c.  single  copy,  $4.50  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $7.90.     •  Item 
251 
L.  C.  card  40-29231  C  18.5/1 :  17/6-9 

Industry  survey,  manufacturers'  inventories,  shipments,  incoming  business,  unfilled 
orders,  Sept.  1944.     [1944.]     9  p.  il.  4°     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t 

C  18.224 :  944/9 

Plastics  materials,  their  names  and  sources  of  supply  in  United  States ;  [compiled 
by  B.  F.  Cooling  and  Luis  Garcia  S.].  Oct.  1944.  [2J  +  19  p.  il.  4"  [Processed. 
Spanish  and  English.]     t     (Limited  distribution.)  C  18.2  :P  69/2 

Sugar.  Industry  report :  Sugar,  molasses  and  confectionery,  Aug.  1944 ;  prepared 
by  Foodstuffs  Unit.     [1944.]     18  p.  il.  4°     [Processed.]     t         C  18.231 :  944/2 

Surveys.  Outline  for  making  surveys,  especially  adaptable  iu  evaluating  indus- 
trial and  commercial  status  of  community  or  region  and  potentialities  for  im- 
proving its  position  in  both  industrial  and  consumer  market  [vpith  sources- 
of  related  material]  ;  prepared  in  Special  Studies  Unit,  Division  of  Small  Busi- 
ness [by  C.  S.  Logsdon].  1944.  vi+45  p.  il.  (Economic  series  34.)  *  Paper, 
10c.     •  Item  249  C  18.206 :  34 

Venezuela.  United  States  trade  with  Venezuela  in  1942.  Oct.  1944.  [2]  +6  p.  4" 
[Processed.]     t  C  18.204  :  V  55/942 

Wood  pulp.  Industry  report :  Pulp  and  paper,  Nov.  1944,  Pulp  and  paper  series, 
pt.  1;  prepared  by  Pulp  and  Paper  Unit  in  cooperation  with  War  Production 
Board,  Forests  Products  Bureau.    [1944.]    32  p.  il.  4°    [Monthly.    Processed.]    t 

C  18.229 :  944/11 

NATIONAL  BUREAU  OF  STANDARDS 

Chemistry.  Inorganic  analytical  chemistry,  [list  of]  publications  by  members  of 
staff  of  National  Bureau  of  Standards.  Sept.  26,  1944.  42  p.  4°  (Letter  cir- 
cular LC  767.)      [Processed.     Supersedes  LC  675.]     f  C  13.16:767 

Commercial  standards  {series).  List  of  Commercial  standards  [publications  of 
National  Bureau  of  Standards]  ;  revised  to  Oct.  1.  1944.  [1944.]  9  p.  4"  (Let- 
ter circular  LC7G8. )      [Processed.    Supersedes  LC755.]     t  013.16:768 

Diesel  engines.  Motores  Diesel  e  a  oleo  combustivel  (classificagoes  para  ex- 
portagao),  padrao  adoptado  pela  indiistria.  [1944.]  ii-f-33  p.  il.  (Padrao 
comercial  CS102E-42. )  [Em  vigor  para  nova  produ(.'ao  a  partir  de  30  de 
outubro  de  1942.  1942,  on  title  page,  is  date  of  original  English  edition.  For 
the  English  edition  of  this  publication  see  the  Monthly  catalog  for  Sept.  1942, 
p.  1016.]     *  Paper,  10c.  C  13.20  :  102E/Porruguese 

Dry  ice.  Solid  carbon  dioxide  (dry  ice)  [with  list  of  references]  ;  revised  to  Oe*;^ 
1,  1944.     [1944.1     6  p.  4°     (I^t^tter  circular  LC-763.)      [Processed.]     t 

C  13.16:  765 

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Drying  nfjrnts.  Revised  results  obtained  with  certain  dehydrating  agents  used 
for  drying  gases;  by  Jolin  H.  Bower.  [1944.]  p.  199-200.  (Research  paper 
RI'160;{. )  [From  Journal  of  research  of  National  Bureau  of  Standards,  Sept. 
1944,  V.  :?3.]     *  Paper,  5c.  C  13.22/a  :  1G03 

Files  and  rasps  (American  pattern,  and  straight-  and  curved-tooth  milled  files) 
1944.     ii-fl8    p.     (Simplified    practice    recommendation    R6-44.)      [Approved 
June  2G.  1944.     Supersedes  R6-42.  J     *  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  280       C  13.12/1 :  6/4 

Floors  and  flooring.  Care  of  floors  [with  list  of  references].  Sept.  14,  1944. 
23  p.  4°  (Letter  circular 'LC  764.)  [Processed.  Supersedes  LC  388  and 
LC  627.]     t  C  13.16:  764 

Floor  oils.     Sept.  15,  1944.     1  p.  4"     (Letter  circular  LC  765.)      [Proces.sed. 

Supersedes  LC  339.]     t  C  13.16 :  765 

Furnaces.  Solid-fuel-burning  forced-air  furnaces,  recorded  voluntary  standard 
of  the  trade.  1944.  ii+36  p.  il.  (Commercial  standard  CS109-44.)  [Effec- 
tive date  for  new  production  from  Mar.  10,  1944.]     ♦  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  274 

C  13.20 :  109 

Jovrnal  of  research.  .Journal  of  research  of  National  Bureau  of  Standards, 
V.  33,  no.  3:  Sept.  1944.  1944.  [2] -f  145-233  p.  il.  32  p.  of  pi.  [Monthly.  In- 
cludes Research  papers  1602-5.  Individual  papers  are  issued  separately  and 
are  listed  in  the  Monthly  catalog  as  they  appear.]  *  Paper.  30c.  single  copy, 
$3.50  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $4.50.  •  Item  278 
L.  C.  card  44-4167(^-41673  C  13.22  :  33/3 

Same  [title  page,  corrections,  and  contents],  v.  32  Jan.-July  1944,  Research 

papers  1570-91.     1944.      vi  p.     *  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  278 

C  13.22 :32/t.p.&  cont. 

Mathematical  tables.  Coefficients  for  interpolation  within  square  grid  in  complex 
plane;  by  Arnold  N.  Lowan  and  Herbert  E.  Salzer.  n.  p.  [1942].  cover  title, 
p.  156-166.  (  [MT  31.])  [MT  31  has  been  added  with  rubber  stamp.  Re- 
printed from  Journal  of  mathematics  and  physics,  v.  23,  no.  3,  Aug.  19-14.] 
t  Paper,  25c.  C  13.30 :  31 

Soil-corrosion  studies,  1941 :  Ferrous  and  nonferrous  corrosion-resistant  materials 
and  nonbituminous  coatings  [with  list  of  references]  ;  by  Kirk  H.  Logan  and 
Melvin  Romanoff.  [1944.]  p.  145-198,  il.  16  p.  of  pi.  (Research  paper 
RP1602. )  [Rubber  stamp  correction  has  been  made  on  p.  153.  From  Journal 
of  research  of  National  Bureau  of  Standards.  Sept.  1944,  v.  33.]     *  Paper.  20c. 

C  13.22/a  :  1602 

Spectacles.  Spectral-transmissive  properties  and  use  of  colored  eye-protective 
glasses.  Oct.  18,  1944.  2  p.  4°  (Letter  circular  LC769.)  [Processed,  Sup- 
plementary to  Circular  C-421.]     t  C  13.16:  769- 

Steel.  Painting  steel  [with  list  of  selected  references]  ;  by  Wilbur  C.  Porter. 
Oct.  1(),  1944.  ii-t-12  p.  il.  4°  (Building  materials  and  structures  report 
BMS102. )     *  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  272  C  13.29 :  102 

Technical  news  bulletin  of  National  Bureau  of  Standards,  Nov.  1944;  no.  331. 

[1944.]     p.  81-88.     [Monthly.]     *  Paper,  5c.  single  copy,   50c.  a  yr. ;  foreign 
subscription,  70c.     •  Item  281 

L.  C.  card  2.".-26527  C  13.13  :  331 

Thermodynamirs.  Transformations  of  fundamental  equations  of  thermody- 
namics [with  list  of  references]  ;  by  Floyd  Buckley.  [1944.]  p.  213-233,  il. 
(Research  paper  RP1605.)  [From  Journal  of  i*esearch  of  National  Bureau  of 
Standards,  Sept.  1944,  v.  33.]     *  Paper,  10c.  C  13.22/a  :  1605 

Whiteivare.  publications  by  members  of  staff  of  National  Bureau  of  Standards, 
together  with  list  of  Federal  specifications  and  standard  samples.  Aug.  23, 
1944.    lip.  4"    (Letter  circular  LC-762.)     [Processed.    Supersedes  LC587-A.]    t 

C  13.16:  762 

Wire.  Stress-corrosion  tests  of  bridge-cable  wire  [with  list  of  references]  :  by 
Rolla  E.  Pollard.  [1944.]  p.  201-211,  16  p.  of  pi.  (Research  paper  RP1604.) 
[From  Journal  of  research  of  National  Bureau  of  Standards,  Sept.  1944,  v.  33.] 
*  Paper.  10c.  C  13.22/a  :  1604 

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PATENT  OFFICE 

Note. — The  Patent  Office  publishes  Specifications  and  drawings  of  patents  in  single 
copies.  These  are  not  enumerated  in  this  cataloi,',  but  may  be  obtained  for  10c.  each  at 
the  Patent  Office  when  identified  by  patent  number.  The  Office  also  issues  coupon  orders 
in  packages  of  20  at  .$2.00  pei  packa},a>,  or  in  books  containing  100  coupons  at  ^10.00  per 
book.  These  coupons  are  good  until  used  but  are  to  be  used  only  for  orders  sent  to  the 
Patent  Office.  For  schedule  of  office  fees,  address  Chief  Clerk,  Patent  Office,  Washington, 
D.  C. 

Banovic,  William  H.  In  Court  of  Customs  and  Patent  Appeals,  patent  appeal 
no.  5038,  in  re  William  M.  Banovic,  gloves ;  brief  for  commissioner  of  patents. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  5  p.  4°     %  C  21.10 :  B  227/2 

Bentlianu  Albert  E.  In  Court  of  Customs  and  Patent  Appeals,  [patent]  appeal 
no.  5053,  in  re  Albert  E.  Bentham,  cartons ;  brief  for  commissioner  of  patents. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  7  p.  4°     J  C  21.10  :  B  445 

Biilhtrd  Co.  Brief  for  appellee.  United  States  Court  of  Appeals,  District  of 
Colunil)ia.  appeal  no.  8834,  BuIIard  Company  et  al.  v.  Conway  P.  Coe,  commis- 
sioner of  patents,  apijeal  from  judgment  of  District  Court  of  United  States  for 
District  of  Columbia.     [1944.]     cover  title,  1+5  p.  4°     |         C  21.10 :  B  872/2 

Chechot,  Validimir  L.  In  Court  of  Customs  and  Patent  Appeals,  patent  appeal 
no.  5008,  in  re  Validimir  L.  Chechot,  treatment  of  hydrocarbon  oils;  brief  for 
commissioner  of  patents.     [1944.]     cover  title,  7  p.  4°     $  C  21.10:  C411 

Clark,  John  R.  Brief  for  appellee,  United  States  Court  of  Appeals,  District  of 
Columbia,  appeal  no.  8776,  John  R.  Clark  r.  Conway  P.  Coe,  commissioner  of 
patents,  appeal  from  judgment  of  District  Court  of  United  States  for  District  of 
Columbia.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i+5  p.  4°     t  C  21.10 :  C  548/2 

Classification  bulletin  88,  Nov.  15,  1943-Mar.  28,  1944,  containing  classifiration 
orders  nos.  3773-38U(i,  pertaining  to  classification  of  subjects  of  invention  re- 
vised by  Classification  Division.      [1944.]     98  leaves,  large  8"     *  Paper,  40c. 
•   Item'  286 
L.  C.  card  8-16238  C  21.3  :  88 

[Decisions  in  patent  and  trade-mark  cases,  etc.]  Nov.  7-28,  1944.     [1944.]     various 
paging,  large  8°    [Issue  of  Nov.  28,  1944  includes  Bulletin  of  decisions  of  Patent 
OflBce  on  trade-marks  rendered  during  Oct.  1944.    From  Official  gnzotle,  v.  568, 
no.  1-4.]     *  Paper,  5c.  single  copy,  $1.00  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  ,$2.U0. 
L.  C.  card  23-7315  C  21.5/a  2 :  5G8/1-4 

Draeger,  Arthur  A.  In  Court  of  Customs  and  Patent  Appeals,  patent  appeal  no. 
5041,  in  re  Arthur  A.  Draeger  and  Charles  T.  Shewell,  method  for  continuously 
reacting  saturated  tertiary  hydrocarbons  and  olefins;  brief  for  commissioner  of 
patents.     [1944.]    cover  title,  10  p.  4°     $  C  21.10  :  D  783 

Garfield,  Frederick  M.  Brief  for  appellee.  United  States  Court  of  Appeals,  District 
of  Columfbia,  appeal  no*.  8815,  Fiederiek  M.  Garfield,  Herman  W.  Dreher  and 
Western  Cartridge  Company,  v.  Conway  P.  Coe,  commissioner  of  patents,  appeal 
from  judgment  of  District  Tourt  of  United  St;ites  for  District  of  Columbia. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  i+7  p.  4°     t  C  21.10 :  G  18 

Hobson,  Stanley  H.  In  Court  of  Customs  and  Patent  Appeals,  patent  appeal  no. 
4909,  in  re  Stanley  H.  Hobson,  combination  broiler  and  server  for  domestic 
ranges ;  brief  for  commissioner  of  patents.     [1944.]     cover  title,  8  p.  4°     t 

C  21.10 :  H  6.53 

Kaliska,  William  O.  Brief  for  appellee.  United  States  Court  of  Appeals,  District 
of  Columbia,  appeal  no.  8835,  William  G.  Kaliska  r.  Conway  P.  Coe,  commis- 
sioner of  patents,  appeal  from  judgment  of  Disti-irt  Court  of  United  States  for 
District  of  Columbia.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i+8  p.  4"     t  C  21.10  :  K  125 

Lippold,  Adolph  J.  In  Court  of  Customs  and  Patent  Appeals,  patent  appeal  no. 
5019,  in  re  Adolph  J.  Lippold,  article  transferring  mechanism  ;  brief  for  com- 
missioner of  patents.     [1944.]     cover  title,  13  p.  4°     J  C  21.10  :L66T 

Norman,  Wilhelm.  In  Court  of  Customs  and  Patent  Appeals,  patent  appeal  no. 
.^)016,  in  re  Wilhelm  Norman  and  Hermann  Pruckner,  process  for  making  of 
higher  aliphatic  alcohols;  brief  for  commissioner  of  patents.  [1944.]  cover 
title,  12  p.    t  C  21.10  :N  789 

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Noycs,  Eiury  A.  Brief  for  appellee,  United  States  Court  of  Appeals,  District  of 
Columbia,  appeal  no.  8819,  Harry  A.  Noyes  v.  Conway  P.  Coc,  commissioner  of 
patents,  appeal  from  judfiment  of  District  Court  of  United  States  for  District 
of  Columbia.    119J4.]    cover  title,  12  p.  4"     X  C  21.10  :N  875 

Official  gazette.    Official  gazette  of  Patent  Office,  containing  patents,  trade-marks, 
.and  designs,  issued  Nov.  7-28,  1944 ;  v.  5G8,  no.  1-4.     [1944.]    cover  titles,  1'}S+ 
([cxxiv]  p.  il.  large  8°     [Weekly]     *  Paper,  35c.  single  copy,  $16.00  a  yr. ;  foreign 
sub.scription,  $25.00.     •   Item  290 
L.  C.  card  4-18250  C  21.5 :  568/1^ 

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cases,  lu  the  last  weekly  i.s.sue  of  each  month  tbere  is  included  in  the  Official  gazette  a 
section  entitled  Bulletin  of  decisions  of  Patent  Office  on  trade-marks. 

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f2.00,  and  the  other  on  Trade-marks,  price  75c.  These  indexes  are  not  included  in  the 
rcg  dar  subscription  price  f  r  the  Official  gazette  given  above,  but  will  b"  sent  to  those 
yearly  subscribers  who  remit  .$18.75;  forei.^Ti  subscription  for  the  same,  ■^■29.75. 

Same,  weekly  index,  with  title,  List  of  trade-mark  applicants  published  for 

opposition  [etc.,  Nov.  7-28,  1944].    [1!I44.1    Each  xxx  or  xxxii  p.  large  8°    [Frortf 
Offi  ial  gazette,  v.  568,  no.  1-4.]     t  Paper,  5c.  single  copv,  $2.C0  a  vr, 

C  21.'5/a  4  :  508/1-4 

Patents.    Alphabetical  index  to  classification  of  patents  to  accompany  Manual  of 

.     classification  of  patents  [1040],  revised  through  order  3S10,  Apr.  4,*  1944.    1944. 

[2]-f95  p.  +  [l]  folded  leaf,  oblong  24"     [Issued  in  loose-leaf  form.]     *  Paper, 

15c.     •  Item  289  C  21.12  :  940/ind./rev. 

Classification  of  patents  issued  Nov.  7-28,  1944.     [1944.]    Each  2  p.  large  8° 

[Weekly.    From  Official  gazette,  v.  568,  no.  1-4]     t  Paper,  5c.  sinirle  copy,  $J.50 
a  yr.  C  21.5/a  1 :  568/1-4 

[Maiuial  of  classification  of  patents,  1940,  substitute  pages  containing  cor- 
rections.] 1944.  95-95a-f9n-96a  4-97-98  p.  oblong  24"  [Lssued  in  loose-leaf 
form  for  in.'^erLiuii  in  Manual.]  Included  in  price  of  Manual  which  is  now 
$2.50.  C  21.12  :  940/p.95,rev.-95a,etc. 

Reynolds.  Frank  P.  In  Court  of  Customs  and  Patent  Appeals,  patent  appeal  no. 
5046,  in  re  Frank  P.  Reynolds,  artificially  colored  granules  and  method;  brief 
for  commissioner  of  patents  on  motion  to  amend  notice  of  appeal.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  9  p.  4"     $  .  C  21.10 :  R  835 

Rockwell  Edimrd  A.  In  Court  of  Customs  and  Patent  Appeals,  patent  appeal 
no.  5014,  in  re  Edward  A.  Rockwell,  power  unit ;  brief  for  commissioner  of 
patents.     [1944.]     cover  title,  8  p.  4"     %  C  21.10  :R  593 

Starr,  Donald  C.     In  Court  of  Customs  and  Patent  Appeals,  patent  appeal  no. 

5036,  in  re  Donald  C.  Starr,  improvements  in  reujote  controlled  ni«.b"ile  sub- 

-mersible  mechanical  unit;  brief  for  commissioner  of  patents.     [1944.]     cover 

title,  6  p.  4"     t  C  21.10:  St  28 

Trade-marks  [etc.,  fiom]  Otiicial  gazette,  Nov.  7-28,  1944.  [1944.]  various 
paging,  il.  large  S"  [Weekly.  From  Official  gazette,  v.  568,  no.  1^.]  *  Paper, 
10c.  single  copy,  $5.00  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $7.00.  C  21.5/a  3  :  568/1-4 

Ward,  Alger  L.  In  Court  of  Customs  and  Patent  Appeals,  patent  appeal  no. 
5040.  in  re  Alger  L.  Ward,  recovery  of  valuable  hydrocarbons;  brief  for  com- 
missioner of  patents.     [1944.]     cover  title,  6  p.  4"     t  C  21.10  :W  21 

Welch,  W.  M.,  Manufacturing  Co.  Brief  for  appellee.  United  States  Court  of 
App;nils,  District  of  Columbia,  appeal  no.  874S,  W.  M.  Welch  Manufacturing 
Company  v.  Conway  P.  Coe,  commissioner  of  patents,  appeal  from  judgment 
of  District  Court  of  United  States  for  District  of  Columbia.  [1944.]  cover 
title,  i+6  p.  4"     %  C21.10:W446 

WEATHER  BUREAU 

Clintatolngical  data.  Climatological  data  for  United  States  by  sections,  v.  31, 
no.  4 ;  Apr.  1944.     [1944.]     cover  title,  [248]  p.  il.  2  p.  of  maps,  large  4"     (W.  B. 

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Same,  v.  31,  no.  5;  May  1944.     [1»44.]     cover  title,   [252]  p.  il.    2  p.  of 

maps,  large  4°     (W.  B.  no.  1411.)      [Monthly.]  C  30.18: 31/5 

Climatological  data,  Hawaii  section,  v.  40,  no.  8 ;  Aug.  1944.     [Hawaiian 

Printing  Co.,  Ltd.,  Oct.  4,  1944.]  p.  43-48,  4"  [Monthly.]  *  Paper,  5c.  single 
copy,  25c.  a  yr.  C  30.19 :  40/8 

Meteorology.  Monthly  meteorological  summary,  Washington,  D.  C,  Oct.  1944. 
n.  p.   [WB,  Nov.  9,  1944].     [2]     p.  4°     t  C  30.10: 944/10 

Monthly  weather  review,  Aug.  1944;  v.  72,  no.  8.  [Nov.  1,  1944.]  cover  title, 
p.  171-186,  10  p.  of  maps,  large  4°  (W.  B.  no.  1418.)  [Certain  special  articles 
are  reprinted  from  Monthly  weather  review  and  listed  in  the  Monthly  catalog 
as  they  are  issued.]  *  Paper,  20c.  single  copy,  $2.00  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscrip- 
tion, $2.75.     •  Item  303 

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to  synoptic  meteorology  and  applied  meteorology. 

Weather.     Weekly  weather  and  crop  bulletin,  Nov.  7-28,  1944;  no.  45-48,  series 
1944.     n.  p.  [1944.]     Each  4  p.  il.  4"     *  Paper,  50c.  a  yr. 
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CONGRESS 

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p.  4°  X/a.78/2  :  90/157-166 

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HOUSE  OF  REPRESENTATIVES 

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House  (if  Representatives,  fiscal  year  1944  [for  contingent  expenses].  Nov.  21, 
1944.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  779,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Calendars  of  House  of  Representatives  and  history  of  legislation,  7Sth  Congress, 
2d  session.  Nov.  16-30,  1944 ;  no.  142-1."0.  1044.  various  paging,  large  8° 
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Library  of  House  of  Representatives  prior  to  Jan.  3,  1943;  compiled  by  Elizabeth 
M.  Shiinmker.     1944.     ii+399  p.     ♦  Paper,  50c.     •  Item  308 
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intendent of  Document  Room,  House  of  Representatives.    1941  [1944].    iv+100 
p.     *  Paper,  15c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41717  Y  1.2 :  P  38/2/944 

a^MPAIGN  EXPE3SfDITCEES,  SPECIAL  COMMITTEE  TO  INVESTIGATE,    HOUSE 

Campaign  expenditures,   hearings,  78th  Ck)ngress,  2d  session,   on  H.   Res.  551. 
1944.     pts.  3-8.     •  Item  380 
L.  C.  card  44-41416  Y  4.C  15 :  C  15 

pt.  3.  Union  for  Democratic  Action.  Sept.  IS,  1944.  ii  +  129-190  +  i  p.  •Paper,  15c. 
pt.  4.  Conimnnist  Political  Association,  Sept.  19,  1944.  ii-)- 191-245  p.  *  Pap^r,  15c. 
pt.   5.   Constitutional   Educattional   Leauiie,   Inc..    Sept.   20  and   Oct.   6,   1944.      11  +  247- 

313  p.      •  Paper,  15c. 
pt.   6.   America  First  Part.v,  Oct.  .>.  1944.      11  +  315-375  +  1  p.      *  Paper,  15c. 
pt.   7.   Committee  for  Constitutional  Government,  Sept.  7-Oct.  19,  1944.      ii  +  377-556  +  ii 

p.      [These   hearings  were  held  at  Washington,  D.  C,  Chicago,  111.,  and  New 

York,   N.  Y.]      •  Paper,  25c. 
pt.   8.   American    Democratic   National   Committee.   Oct.   6-25,    1944.      11  +  557-705  +  1   p. 

[These  hearings  were  held  at  Washington,  D.  C,  Chicago,  111.,  New  York,  N.  Y., 

and  San  Francisco,  Calif.]      *  Paper,  20c. 

CLAIMS   COMMITTEE,    HOU.SE 

JacobK,  hum.  Lum  Jacobs,  report  to  accompany  S.  2007  [for  relief  of  Lum 
Jacobs!  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  McGehee.  Nov.  20,  1944.  4  p.  (H.  rp.  1911,  78th 
Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

EXECUTIVE    .\GENCTES.     SPECIAL    OOMMITTEK    TO   INVESTICiATE.    HOUSE 

Congress.  Report  of  Select  Committee  to  Investigate  Executive  Agencies,  7th 
intermediate  report  pursuant  to  H.  Res.  102;  [submitted  by  Mr.  Smith  of  Vir- 
ginia]. 1944.  iii-flO  p.  (H.  rp.  1912.  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)  [Relates  to  rec- 
ommendations and  proposed  legislation  to  improve  organization  of  Congress.] 
*  Paper,  5c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41733 

B2CPENDITURES    IN   EXECUTIVE  DEPARTMENTS   COMMITTEE,    HOUSE 

Calendars.  Legislative  calendar,  78th  Congress,  2d  session,  Nov.  20,  1944 ;  no.  2. 
1944.     12  p.  4°     t  Y  4.Ex  7/13 :  78/2 

FEDE3l.\L  COMMUNICATIONS    COMMISSION,    SELECT  COMMITTEE   TO   INVESTIGATE,    HOUSE 

Federal  Communications  Commission.  Study  and  investigation  of  Federal  Com- 
munications Commission,  hearings,  78th  Congress,  2d  session,  acting  under 
H.  Res.  21,  directing  select  committee  to  conduct  study  and  investigation  of 
organization,  personnel,  and  activities  of  Federal  Communications  Commission 
with  view  to  determining  whether  or  not  such  Commission  in  its  organization, 
in  selection  of  per.«!onne],  and  in  conduct  of  its  activities,  has  been,  and  is,  acting 
in  accordance  with  law  and  public  interest,  Sept.  5-15,  1944.  1944.  pt.  4,  iii-f- 
4063-4261B+42()2-4607+x  p.  il.  [Relates  to  investigation  of  radio  station 
WFTL  at  Miami,  Fla.]  *  Paper,  $1.00  •  Item  380 
L.  C.  card  44-641  Y  4.F  31/4 :  F  31/pt.4 

IMMIGRATION  AND  NATURALIZATION  COMMITTEE,  HOUSE 

Aliens.  Relating  to  imposition  of  penalties  and  payment  of  detention  exi)enses 
incident  to  bringing  of  certain  aliens  into  United  States,  report  to  accompany 
S.  9C3;  submitted  by  Mr.  Dickstein.  Nov.  22,  1»44.  7  p.  (H.  rp.  1920,  78th 
Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

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Naturalization.     Amending  nationality  act  of  1940  [relative  to  naturalization  of 
aliens],  report  to  accompany  H.  E.  4642;  submitted  by  Mr.  Mason.     Nov.  22, 
1944.     4  p.      (H.  rp.  1921,  78tli  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 
L.  C.  card  44-41779 

Refugees.  Requesting  information  as  to  arrival  of  refugees  from  Attorney  Gen- 
eral, [adverse]  report  to  accompany  H.  Res.  568 ;  submitted  by  Mr.  DicksteJn. 
Nov.  21,  1944.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  1913,  78tli  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

MERCHANT   MARINE   AND  FISHERIES   COMMITTEE,    HOUSE 

Ships.    Post-war  disposition  of  merchant  vessels,  hearings,  78th  Congress  2d 
session,  on  H.  R.  4486,  to  provide  for  sale  of  certain  Government-owned  mer- 
chant vessels,  jNIay  25-June  15,  1944.     1944.     iii+182  p.     *  Paper,  25c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41097  Y  4.M  53 :  V  63/21 

MIOTAKY   AFFAIKS  COMMITTEE,    HOUSE 

Calendars.  Legislative  calendar,  78th  Congress,  Nov.  1944 ;  12th  edition.  1944. 
171  p.  4°     t  Y  4.  M  59/1 :  78/12 

Marshall,  George  C.  Providing  for  continuation  on  active  list  of  Regular  Army 
for  duration  of  any  of  wars  in  which  United  States  is  now  engaged,  and  for  6 
months  thereafter,  of  any  oflBcer  on  active  list  of  Regular  Army  who  has  served 
as  chief  of  staff  during  wars  in  which  United  States  is  now  engaged,  report  to 
accompany  H.  R.  5493;  submitted  by  Mr.  May.     Nov.  21,  1944.     1  p.      (H.  rp. 

1917,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)      [H.  R.  5493  applies  only  to  George  C.  Marshall.]     t 

Mayagucz  Barracks.  Conveying  to  people  of  Puerto  Rico  for  school  purposes 
building  and  lot  Isnown  as  Mayaguez  Barracks  military  reservation,  report  to 
accompany  S.  1873 :  submitted  by  Mr.  May.  Nov.  21,  1944.  2  p.  (H.  rp.  1915, 
78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Pay,  allrnvances,  etc.  Providing  method  of  accomplishing  mustering-out  pay- 
ments on  liehalf  of  mentally  disabled  veterans,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  5408 ; 
submitted  by  IMr.  May.  Nov.  21,  1944.  4  p.  (H.  rp.  1916,  7Sth  Cong.  2d 
sess. )     t 

Settlement  of  accounts  of  deceased  oCacers  and  enlisted  men  of  Army,  report 

to  accompany  S.  1795  [to  amend  that  portion  of  act  approved  June  30,  1906 
(34  Stat.  697,  750),  authorizing  settlement  of  accounts  of  deceased  officers  and 
enlisted  men  of  Army,  so  as  to  raise  limit  of  accounts  which  may  be  settled]  ; 
submitted  by  Mr.  May.  Nov.  21,  1944.  4  p.  (H.  rp.  1919,  78th  Cong.  2d 
sess. )     t 

War  Department.  Extending  authority  of  the  President  to  appoint  Under  Sec- 
retary of  War  during  national  emergencies,  fixing  compensation  of  Under 
Secretai-y  of  War,  and  authorizing  Secretary  of  War  to  prescribe  duties,  report 
to  accompany  H.  R.  5494 ;  submitted  by  Mr.  May.     Nov.  21,  1944.     2  p.     (H.  rp. 

1918,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

NAVAL  AFFATRS  COMMITTEE,  HOUSE 

Calendars.     Legislative  calendar,  78th  Congress,  Nov.  13,  1944;  no.  12.     1944. 

99  p.  4"     t  Y  4.N  22/1 :  78/12 

Dental  Corps,  Navij.  Providing  more  efficient  dental  care  for  personnel  of  Navy, 
report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4216 ;  submitted  bv  Mr.  Rivers.  Nov.  14,  1944.  5  p. 
(H.  rp.  1909,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Hospital  C(/rps,  Navii.  To  eliminate  unfairness  and  discrimination  against  en- 
listed personnel  of  Hospital  Corps,  Navy,  H.  R.  5172,  [introduced  by]  Mr. 
Dingell ;  [letter  from  Secretary  of  Navy  to  chairman  of  Committee  on  Naval 
Affairs  concerning  bill].  [1944.]  p.  2469-70.  (No.  262.)  *  Paper,  5c.  •Item 
365  Y  4.N  22/la  :  943-44/262 

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Housing.  To  authorize  construction  of  additional  housing  facilities  for  naval 
personnel  and  their  dependents,  H.  K.  5088,  [introduced  by]  Mr.  Izac ;  [letter 
from  Secretary  of  Navy  to  chairman  of  Committee  on  Naval  Affairs  concerning 
bill].     [1944.1     p.  2463.     (No.  260.)      *  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  365 

Y  4.N  22/la  :  943-44/260 

Marine  Corps.  To  amend  act  approved  Feb.  3, 1942,  so  as  to  provide  for  assistant 
commandant  for  air  of  Marine  Corps,  to  prescribe  rank  of  assistant  comman- 
dant and  assistant  commandant  for  air,  and  to  amend  act  approved  June  22, 
1938,  as  amended,  so  as  to  extend  its  retirement  provisions  to  assistant  com- 
mandant and  assistant  commandant  for  air,  H.  R.  5147,  [introduced  by]  Mr. 
Maas;  [letter  from  Secretarv  of  Navy  to  chairman  of  Committee  on  Naval 
Affairs     concerning     bill].     [1944.]     p.     2461-62.     (No.     259.)     *  Paper,     5c. 

•  Item  365  Y  4.N  22/la  :  943-^/259 

Navol  Oil-Shale  Development  Board.  Establishing  Naval  Oil  Shale  Development 
Board  and  authorizing  construction,  maintenance,  and  operation  of  plant  to 
produce  oil  for  naval  use  from  naval  oil-shale  reserves,  H.  R.  4192,  [introduced 
by]  Mr.  Vinson  of  Georgia;  [letter  from  Secretary  of  Navy  to  chairman  of 
Committee  on  Naval  Affairs  concerning  bill].     [1944.]     p.  246n-67.     (No.  261.) 

*  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  365  Y  4.N  22/la  :  943-44/261 

Oahu  Railway  d  Land  Co.  To  authorize  Secretary  of  Navy  to  convey  to  Oahu 
Railway  &  Land  Co.  easement  for  railway  purposes  in  lands  situated  at  Halawa, 
Ewa,  Oahu,  T.  H.,  H.  R.  5457,  [introduced  by]  Mr.  Vinson  of  Georgia;  [letter 
from  acting  Secretary  of  Navy  to  Speaker  of  House  of  Representatives  concern- 
ing bill].     [1944.]     p.  2477-78.      (No.  266.)     *  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  365 

Y  4.N  22/la  :  943-44/266 

Ban  Diego  County,  Calif.  To  authorize  Secretary  of  Navy  to  lease  lands  situated 
in  San  Diego  County,  Calif,  [to' Southern  California  Telephone  Co.],  H.  R. 
5456,  [introduced  by]  Mr.  Vinson  of  Georgia;  [letter  from  Secretary  of  Navy 
to  Speaker  of  House  of  Representatives  concerning  bill].  [1944.]  p.  2475-76. 
(No.  265.)     *  Paper,  5e.     •  Item  365  Y  4.N  22/la  :  943-44/265 

Savings  bonds.  To  provide  for  investment  in  United  States  savings  bonds  of  pay 
and  allowances  credited  to  prisoners  of  war  and  certain  other  i)ersons  absent 
from  their  posts  of  duty,  H.  R.  4599,  [introduced  by]  Mr.  Magnuson ;  [letter 
from  acting  Secretarv  of  Navy  to  chairman  of  Committee  on  Naval  Affairs 
concerning  bill].     [1944.]     p.  24.59-60.     (No.  258.)     *  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  365 

Y  4.N  22/la  :  943-44/258 

Uniforms.  To  provide  uniform  allowance  for  members  of  Navy  patrol  and  Navy 
guard  forces.  H.  R.  4912,  [Introduced  by]  Mr.  Harris  of  Virginia  ;  [letter  from 
Secretarv  of  Navv  to  chairman  of  Committee  on  Naval  Affairs  concerning  bill]. 
[1944.]     p.  2471-72.     (No.   263.)     *  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  365 

Y  4.N  22/la  :  943-44/263 

Vieques,  P.  R.  To  provide  for  donation  of  certain  property  of  United  States  in 
Vieques,  P.  R..  to  Vieques.  P.  R.,  H.  R.  4863.  [Introduced  by]  Mr.  Pagfln ;  [letter 
from  acting  Secretarv  of  Interior  to  chairman  of  Conunittee  on  Naval  Affairs 
concerning  bill].     [1944.]     p.  2473-74.      (No.  264.)     *  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  365 

Y  4.N  22/la  :  943-^/264 

PUBLIC  LANDS  COMMITTEE,   HOUSE 

Colonial  National  Historical  Park.  Authorizing  transfer  of  lands  within  Colo- 
nial National  Historical  Park,  Yorktown,  Va.,  to  Secretary  of  Navy  [for  use  of 
Naval  Mine  Depot],  report  to  accompnnv  H.  R.  5331 ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Peterson 
of  Florida.     Nov.  14,  1944.     2  p.     (H.  rp.  1910,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

EULES  COMMITTEE,    HOUSE 

Roads.  Consideration  of  H.  R.  4915,  report  to  accompany  H.  Res.  654  [for  consid- 
eration of  H.  R.  4915,  to  amend  and  supplement  Federal-aid  road  act,  approved 
July  11,  1916,  as  amended  and  supplemented,  to  authorize  appropriations  for 
post-war  construction  of  highways  and  bridges,  to  eliminate  hazards  at  railroad- 
grade  crossings,  to  provide  for  immediate  preparation  of  plans  and  acquisition 
of  rights-of-way,  and  for  other  purposes]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Cox.  Nov.  21, 1944. 
1  p.     (H.  rp.  1914,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     t 

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UN-AMERICAN  ACTIVITIES,  SPECIAL  COMMn'TEE  ON,  HOUSE 

Propaganda.     Investigation    of    un-American    propaganda    activities    in    United 
States,  [hearings]  78th  Congress,  2d  session,  on  H.  Res.  282  [77th  Congress], 
Sept.  27-Oct.  5,  1!)44.     1944.     v.  17,  iii-f  1021 1-387  p.     *  Paper,  25c. 
L.  C:  card  41-11504  Y  4.Un  1/2  :  Uu  l/v.17 

SENATE 

Appropriations.  Supplemental  estimate  of  appropriation  for  legislative  branch, 
Senate,  fiscal  year  1945  [for  expenses  of  inquiries  and  investigations].  Nov.  21, 
1944.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  778,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Calendar  of  business,  78th  Congress  2d  session,  Nov.  16-30,  1944;  no.  115-123. 
1944.  various  paging,  large  8"  [Daily  when  Senate  is  in  session.  The  legis- 
lative day  of  Nov.  21  extended  through  the  calendar  day  Nov.  30.]     t 

Y 1.3 :  78-2/115-123 

Dumbarton  Oaks  proposals  for  establishment  of  a  general  international  organiza- 
tion [foi* preservation  of  peace;  submitted  by  Mr.  Barkley].     1944.     [3] +22  p. 
(S.  doc.  245.  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     *  Paper,  5c. 
L.  C.  card  44^1780 

AMERICAN  SMALL  BUSINESS,   SPECIAL  COMMITTEE  TO  STUDY  PROBLEMS  OF,   SENATE 

Business.  Problems  of  American  small  business,  hearings,  78th  Congress,  2(J 
session,  pursuant  to  S.  Res.  66  (extending  S.  Res.  298,  76th  Congress),  to  appoint 
special  committee  to  study  and  survey  problems  of  American  small  business 
enterprises.     1944.     pts.  42  and  43.     • 

L.  C.  card  42-12978  Y  4. Am  3/5  :  B  964 

pt.  42.  Developinj;  the  W^est  throush  small  business  3.  July  28,  1944.     vi  +  5163-5325 

p.  11.      [These  hearings  were  held  at  Portland,  Oreg.]      *  Paper,  4Uc. 
pt.  43.   Same,  4,  July  31  and  Aug.  1,  1944.     vi+5327-55G9,  p.  il.  1  pi.      [These  hearings 

were  held  at  San  Francisco,  Calif.]      *  Paper,  30c. 

CLAIMS  CGMMITTEB,  SENATE 

Arffuclles,  Constantino.  Constantino  Arguelles,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3495 
[for  relief  of  Constantino  Arguelles]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  O'Daniel.  Nov.  22, 
legislative  day  Nov.  21, 1944.     12  p.     (S.  rp.  1161,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Bcall,  Richard  E.  Richard  H.  Beall,  report  to  accompany  S.  2064  [for  relief 
of  Richard  H.  Beall]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Wherry.  Nov.  22,  legislative  day  Nov. 
21,1944.     5  p.      (S.  rp.  1179,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Becker,  Elisabeth  A.  Elizabeth  A.  Becker,  report  to  accompany  S.  1968  [for  relief 
of  Elizabeth  A.  Becker]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Ellender.  Nov.  22,  legislative  day 
Nov.  21,  1944.     4  p.     (S.  rp.  1165,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Butler,  Vannie.  Vannie  Butler,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  1919  [for  relief  of 
Vannie  Butler]  ;  submitted  bv  Mr.  P>llender.  Nov.  22,  legislative  day  Nov.  21, 
1944.     4  p.     (S.  rp.  1167,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Clark,  James  H.  T-t.  James  H.  Clark  and  Eleanor  Clark,  report  to  accompany 
S.  2098  [for  relief  of  James  H.  Clark  and  Eleanor  Clark]  ;  submitted  by  Mr. 
Wherry.  Nov.  22,  legislative  day  Nov.  21,  1944.  5  p.  (S.  rp.  1180,  78th  Cong. 
2d  sess. )     t 

Colchester,  Vt.  Fire  district  no.  1,  Colchester,  Vt.,  report  to  accompany  S.  1958 
[for  relief  of  fire  district  numbered  1,  Colchester,  Vt.]  ;  submitted  by  Mr. 
Wherry.  Nov.  22,  legislative  day  Nov.  21,  1944.  4  p.  (S.  rp.  1103,  78th  Cong. 
2d  sess.)     t 

Cormier,  Mrs.  Victoria.  Victoria  Cormier,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4024  [for 
relief  of  Victoria  (^ormier]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Ellender.  Nov.  22.  legislative 
(lay  Nov.  21,  1944.     3  p.      ( S.  rp.  1171,  78th  Cong.  2d  srs.s.)      f 

Davis,  Joel  A.  J.  A.  Davis,  report  to  accompany  S.  2006  [for  relief  of  J.  A. 
Davis] ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Ellender.  Nov.  22,  legislative  day  Nov.  21,  1944. 
5  p.     (S.  rp.  1184,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

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Drake,  Marjorie  E.  Conferring  juris'liction  upon  district  court  for  district  ot 
Massachusetts  to  licar,  determine,  and  render  judgment  upon  claims  of  Mar- 
jorie YZ.  Drake,  Edith  Mae  Diake,  Minnie  L.  P.ickford,  and  Irene  M.  Paolini, 
report  to  accompany  S.  1740;  submitted  bv  Mr.  Tunnell.  Nov.  21,  1944.  7  p. 
(S.  rp.  1153,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Dyer,  Jack  V.  Jack  V.  D.ver,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  1318  [for  relief  of  Jack 
V.  Dyer]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  O'Daniel.     Nov.  22,  legishitive  day  Nov.  21,  1944. 

8  p.     (S.  rp.  1158,  78th  (^ong.  2d  soss.)     t 

Files,  Alfred.  Conferring  jurisdiction  upon  district  court  for  district  of  Mas.sa- 
chusetts  to  hear,  determine,  and  render  judgmertt  upon  claim  of  Alfred  Files, 
report  to  accompany  S.  1899;  submitted  by  Mr.  Tunnell.  Nov.  21,  1944.  5  p. 
( S.  rp.  1154,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     t 

Ooverumnit  officials  and  employees.  Relating  to  certain  overtime  compensation 
of  civilian  employees  of  United  Stales,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  360.;  sub- 
mitted hy  Mr.  EUender.  Nov.  22,  legislative  day  Nov.  21,  1944.  9  p.  (S.  rp. 
1187,  7Sth  Cong.  2(1  sess.)     t 

Qoivcn,  Joseph  B.  Relief  of  estates  of  Joseph  B.  Gowen  and  Ruth  V.  Gowen, 
report  to  accompany  S.  1993;  submitted  by  Mr.  Ellender.  Nov.  22,  legislative 
day  Nov.  21,  1944.     4  p.     (S.  rp.  1183,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Leeser,  Mrs.  Flossie.  Mrs.  Flossie  Leeser.  report  to  accompany  H.  11.  2G01  [for 
relief  of  Mrs.  Flossie  Leeser]  ;  submitted  bv  Mr.  Wherry.  Nov.  22,  legislative 
day  Nov.  21,  1944.     9  p.     ( S.  rp.  1181,  7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Long,  Clifford  E.  Clifford  E.  Long  and  Laura  C.  Long,  report  to  accompany 
S.  IDGO  [for  relief  of  Clifford  E.  Long  and  Laura  C.  Long]  ;  submitted  by 
Mr.  Ellender.  Nov.  22,  legislative  day  Nov.  21,  1944.  2  p.  (S.  rp.  1164,  78th 
Cong.  2d  sess.)      t 

Long,  Lindon  A.  Lindon  A.  Long,  report  to  accompany  S.  2142  [for  relief  of 
Lindon  A.  Long]  ;  submitted  bv  I\Tr.  EUender.  Nov.  22,  legislative  day  Nov. 
21,1944.     3  p.     ( S.  rp.  11S5,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     t 

MeMilhm,  Virginia.  For  relief  of  legal  guardian  of  Virginia  McMillan,  and 
Howanl  McMillan,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3753  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Ellender. 
Nov.  22,  legislative  day  Nov.  21,  1944.     6  p.     (S.  rp.  1170,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)    f 

Nelson,  Robert  W.  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Robert  W.  Nelson  and  W.  E.  Nelson,  report 
to  accompany  H.  R.  3548  [for  relief  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Robert  W.  Nelson  and  W.  E. 
Nelson]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Ellender.     Nov.  22,  legislative  day  Nov.  21,  1944. 

9  p.      (  S.  rp.  1169,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     t 

O'ConneU,  Dennis  C.  Dennis  C.  O'Connell,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  4439 
[for  relief  of  Dennis  C.  O'Connell]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  EUender.  Nov.  22,  leg- 
islative day  Nov.  21,  1944.     5  p.      (S.  rp.  1172,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Officers,  Arniil-  Relief  of  certain  disbursing  officers  of  Army,  report  to  accom- 
pany S.  21(:8;  submitted  bv  Mr.  Ellender.  Nov.  22,  legislative  day  Nov.  21, 
1944.     5  p.     (S.  rp.  1186,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Olsen,  Sigfried,  Shipping  Co.  Conferring  jurisdiction  upon  Court  of  Claims  to 
hear,  determine,  and  render  judgment  upon  claims  of  Sigfried  Olsen,  doing 
business  as  Sigfi'ied  Olsen  Shipping  Co.,  report  to  accompany  II.  R.  2325; 
submitted  by  Mr.  O'Daniel  Nov.  21,  1944.  IG  p.  (S.  rp.  1156,  78th  Cong. 
2d  sess.)     t 

Owen,  WiUiani  L.  Relief  of  legal  guardian  of  William  L.  Owen,  report  to  accom- 
pany II.  R.  4226;  submitted  bv  Mr.  O'Daniel.  Nov.  22,  legislative  day  Nov.  21, 
1944.     8  p.      (S.  rp.  11()2,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Paste,  Joseph.  Jo.sei)h  Paste,  Anna  Paste,  Rose  Paste,  legal  guardian  of  Doris 
Paste,  an(J  legal  guardian  of  Evelyn  Paste,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  1665 
[for  relief  of  Joseph  Paste,  Anna  Paste,  Rose  Paste,  and  to  legal  guardian  of 
Doris  Paste,  and  to  legal  guardian  of  Evelyn  Paste]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  O'Daniel. 
Nov.  22.  legishitive  day  Nov.  21,  1944.     9  p.     ( S.  rp.  1159,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     t 

Rhodes,  R.  L.  Mr.  and  Mrs.  R.  L.  Rhodes,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  2896  [for 
relief  of  Mr.  and  Mrs.  R.  L.  Rhodes]  :  submitted  by  Mr.  Ellender.  Nov.  22, 
legislative  day  Nov.  21,  1944.     4  p.      (S.  rp.  1168,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

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Robins,  Mrs.  Betty.  Betty  Robins,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  2512  [for  relief  of 
Betty  Robins]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  O'Daniel.  Nov.  22,  legislative  day  Nov.  21, 
1944.     5  p.     ( S.  rp.  1160,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     f 

Romberg,  Mrs.  J.  C.  Mrs.  J.  C.  Romberg,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  2o2  [for  relief 
of  Mrs.  J.  C.  Romberg]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Ellender.  Nov.  22,  legislative  day 
Nov.  21,  1944.     8  p.     (S.  rp.  1166,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Tatrault,  Mrs.  Bertha  L.  Conferring  jurisdiction  upon  district  court  for  district 
of  Mas.--achusetts  to  hear,  determine,  and  render  judgment  upon  claim  of  estate 
of  Bertha  L.  Tatrault,  report  to  accompany  S.  1900 ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Tuimell. 
Nov.  21,  1944.      6  p.     (S.  rp.  1155,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Thaxton,  WilUatn  L.,  jr.  William  Luther  Thaxton,  jr.,  and  William  Luther  Thax- 
ton,  sr.,  report  to  accompany  S.  1756  [for  relief  of  William  Luther  Thaxton,  jr., 
and  William  Luther  Thaxton,  sr.]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Ellender.  Nov.  22,  legis- 
lative day  N(n'.  21,  1044.     Il  p.     (S.  rp.  1182,  7Sth  Cong.  2d  sesS.)     t 

niSTEICT  OF  COLUMBIA  COMMITTEE,   SENATE 

Hospital  center  in  District  of  Columbia,  heai'iug  before  subcommittee,  78th  Con- 
gress, 2d  session,  on  S.  2074,  to  provide  for  establishment  of  modern,  adequate, 
and  efficient  hospital  center  in  District  of  Columbia,  Aug.  14,  1944.  1944, 
iii+77  p.  [S.  2074  iiit-orporates  the  Washington  Hospital  Corporation.] 
*  Paper,  15c.  •  Item  388 
L.  C.  card  44-4718  Y  4.D  63/2  :  H  79/2 

.  FOKEIGN   RELATIONS    COMMITTEE,    SENATE 

Calendars.  Legislative  calendar,  78th  Congress,  2d  session,  Nov.  14,  1944 ;  no.  9, 
1944.     19  p.  4"     t  Y  4.P  76/2  :  78/» 

INTERSTATE  COMMEECE  COMMITTEE,  SENATE 

Freight  rates.  Interstate  commerce  act  of  1943  (regulation  of  rate  bureaus), 
hearings,  78th  Congress,  1st  session,  on  S.  942,  to  amend  interstate  commerce  act, 
to  provide  for  agreements  between  common  carriers  by  railroad,  between  com- 
mon carriers  by  pipe  line,  between  conunon  carriers  by  motor  vehicle,  between 
common  carriers  by  water,  and  between  freight  forwarders,  for  making  and 
tiling  of  rates,  fares,  charges,  or  classifications  for  transportation  of  passengers 
and  property.  May  18-June  30,  1943.  Consolidated  print.  1944.  iii-|-1199  p, 
il.  3  pi.  6  maps.  [These  hearings  were  also  published  in  3  separate  numbered 
parts.]  *  Paper,  $2.00. 
L.  C.  card  43-14104  Y  4.1n  8/3  :  In  S/26 

IRRIGATION  AND  RECLAMATION   COMMITTEE,   SENATE 

Calendars.  Legislative  calendar,  78th  Congress,  2d  session,  Jan.  31  and  Nov.  21, 
1944 ;  no.  1  and  2.     1944.     Each  8  p.  4°     $  Y  4.1r  7/1 :  78/1, 2 

Missouri  River.     Control  and  use  of  water  resources  of  Missouri  River  basin, 
hearings  before  subrommittee,  78th  Congress,  2d  session,  on  S.  1915,  Sept.  29 
and  Oct.  2,  1944.     1944.     iii+178  p.  il.     3  pi.     *  Paper,  25c.     •  Item  397 
L.  C.  card  44-41705  Y  4.1r  7/1 :  M  69o- 

JUDICIABY   COMMITTEE,    SENATE 

Courts  of  United  States.  Criers  and  bailifCs  in  United  States  courts,  report  to 
accompany  S.  1747  [to  further  define  number  and  duties  of  criers  and  bailiffs  in 
United  States  courts  and  regulate  their  compensation]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Hatch 
for  Mr.  Eastland.  Nov.  22,  legislative  day  Nov.  21,  1944.  10  p.  (S.  rp.  1173, 
78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)  [Committee  recommends  am'ondment  of  S.  1747  to  give 
preference  in  appointment  to  A'eterans.]     f 

Judges.  Permitting  filling  of  vacancy  in  office  of  district  judge  in  district  of  New 
Jersey,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  3732  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Hatch.  Nov  21,  1944, 
4  p.     (S.  rp.  1151,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

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Pearl  Harbor.  Extending  statute  of  limitation  (Pearl  Harbor),  report  to  accom- 
pany S.  J.  Rt's.  15(5  [to  extend  statute  of  limitation  in  certain  cases,  so  as  to 
extend  time  limit  for  immunity  from  possible  court  martini  or  prosecution  of 
any  person  or  persons,  military  or  civil,  connected  with  Pearl  Harbor  catastrophe 
of  Dec.  7,  VMl,  for  G  months  from  Bh:  7.  1044]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Ferguson. 
Nov.  21, 1944.    Ip.    (S.  rp.  1157,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Select  ire  t^rrrice  Syxfnn.  Exempt  ii\ff  unpaid  Selective  Service  System  employees 
from  certain  provisions  of  criminal  code  [prohibiting  employees  of  the  Govern- 
ment from  acting  as  agents  or  attorneys  for  prosecuting  claims  against  United 
States  1,  report  to  accompany  S.  1962 ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Hatch  for  Mr.  Eastland. 
Nov.  22,  legislative  day  Nov.  21, 1944.    3  p.    (S.  rp.  1174,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

MILITARY  AFFAIE8  COMMITTEE,  SENATE 

Cartels  and  national  security,  report  from  subcommittee  on  war  mobilization, 
pursuant  to  S.  Res.  107,  authorizing  study  of  possibilities  of  better  mobilizing 
national  resources  of  United  States.  1944.  2  pts.  ( Senate  subcommittee  report 
4  [2  pts.],  78th  Congress,  2d  session.) 

t..  C.  card  44-41181  Y  4.M  59/2 :  C  24/3 

pt.  1.  Findings  and  recommendations,  Nov.  13,  1944.     v  +  14  p.     *  Paper,  10c. 
pt.  2.  Analytical  and  technical  supplement,  Nov.  16,  1944.     v  +  90  p.     *  Paper,  15c. 

PENSIONS  COMMITTEE,  SENATE 

Pensions.  Extending  ending  date  of  Philippine  insurrection  from  July  4,  1902, 
to  Dbc.  31.  1913,  for  service  in  hostilities  in  Moi'o  Province,  including  Mindanao 
or  islands  of  Samar  and  Leyte  [in  connection  with  veterans'  benefits],  report  to 
accompanv  H.  R.  4099;  submitted  by  Mr.  Tunnell.  Nov.  21,  1944.  6  p.  (S.  rp. 
1152,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Increases  of  pensions  to  certain  persons  who  served  in  regular  establish- 
ment in  peacetime  equivalent  to  75  percent  of  pension  payable  for  similar  disa- 
bilities incurred  in  service  in  time  of  war,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  5041  [to 
amend  veterans  regulations]  ;  submitted  by  Mr.  Tunnell.  Nov.  16,  1944.  4  p. 
(S.  rp.  1150,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

' Increasing  service-connected  disability  rates  of  pension  for  certain  regular 

establishment  veterans  and  veterans  of  wars  prior  to  World  War  I,  report  to 
accompany  H.  R.  4999;  submitted  by  Mr.  Tunnell.  Nov.  16,  1944.  3  p.  (S.  rp. 
1149,  78rh  Cong.  2d  sess. )     t 

■ Pensions  to  certain  unremarried  dependent  widows  of  Civil  War  veterans 

who  were  married  to  veterans  subsequent  to  June  26,  1905,  report  to  accompany 
H.  R.  8(5;  submitted  by  Mr.  Tunnell.  Nov.  IG,  1944.  3  p.  (S.  rp.  1148,  78th 
Cong.  2d  sess. )    t 

PtJBLIC  LANDS  ANU  STJEVEY8  COMMITTEE,  SENATE 

Bismarck  F^chool.  Authorizing  conveyance  of  property  [comprising  Bismarck 
Indian  School  plant]  to  North  Dakota,  report  to  accompany  S.  209 ;  submitted  by 
Mr.  Nye.  Nov.  22,  legislative  day  Nov.  21,  1944.  2  p.  ( S.  rp.  1177,  7Sth  Cong. 
2d  sess.)     t 

Coal  lands.  Repeal  3d  proviso  of  sec.  2  of  act  to  promote  mining  of  coal,  phosphate, 
oil,  oil  shale,  gas,  and  sodium  on  public  domain  (41  Stat.  437,  438;  30  U.  S.  C, 
sec.  201)  [so  as  to  provide  for  leasing  of  coal  lands  under  same  conditions  as 
other  mineral  lands  subject  to  lease],  report  to  accompany  S.  1902;  submitted 
by  Mr.  Hatch.  Nov.  22,  legislative  day  Nov.  21,  1944.  2  p.  (S.  rp.  1176,  78th 
Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Montana  Vnivcrsity.  Conferring  upon  Montana  authority  to  exchange  for  other 
lands  certain  lands  selected  by  Montana  for  use  of  University  of  Montana  for 
biological  station  purposes,  report- to  accompany  H.  R.  4917;  submitted  by 
Mr.  Nye.  Nov.  22,  legislative  day  Nov.  21,  1944.  2  p.  (S.  rp.  1178,  78th 
Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

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Patrick  Henry  National  Monument.  Repealing  acts  of  Aug.  15, 1935,  and  Jan.  29, 
1940,  relating  to  establishment  of  Patrick  Henry  National  Monument  and  acqui- 
sition of  estate  of  Patrick  Henry  in  Charlotte  County,  Va.  [known  as  Red  Hill], 
report  to  accompany  S.  1819;  submitted  by  Mr.  Hatch.  Nov.  22,  legislative 
day  Nov.  21,  1944.     2  p.     ( S.  rp.  1175,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     t 

Uintah  and  Ouray  Reservation.  Restoring  and  adding  public  lands  to  Uintah  and 
Ouray  Reservation  in  Utah,  report  to  accompany  H.  R.  837 ;  submitted  by  Mr. 
Hatcli.  Nuv.  22,  legislative  day  Nov.  21,  1944.  3  p.  (S.  rp.  11S8,  78th  Cong. 
2d  sess.)  [H.  R.  837  also  sets  aside  other  public  domain  lands  in  Utah  for 
benefit  of  Ute  Indians.]     t 

WASHINGTON,  GEORGE,  COMMISSION  FOR  CELEBRATION  OF  200TH 
ANNIVERSARY  OF  BIRTH  OF 

Writings  of  George  Washington  from  original  manuscript  sources,  1745-99  ;  John 
C.  Fitzpatrick,  editor,  v.  38  and  39.  *  Cloth,  $50.00  per  set  (39  volumes)  to 
libraries,  $75.00  to  the  general  public  (25  percent  discoimt  to  dealers  not  allowed 
on  these  volumes). 

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Note. — These  vohimes  comprise  an  index  to  the  edition  of  authentic  writings  includ- 
ing all  the  essential  writings  of  George  Washington,  public  and  private  (e.Kcludiug  the 
diaries),  and  general  orders  of  the  commander  in  chief,  never  before  published  as  a 
■whple.  The  volumes  here  cataloged  and  the  volumes  previously  cataloged  are  now 
available  for  immediate  delivery  upon  receipt  of  remittance  for  the  entire  set. 
r.  38.  General   index,   by    David  M.   Matteson  :   A-N.    [Printed   Mar.   1944.]      [3]+x+ 

1-485  p.     1  por. 
V.  39.   Same:  O-Z.      [Printed   Mar.    1944.]      [3] +V  +  487-955   p.    1   facsim.      [Includes 
List  of  letters.] 

COURT  OF  CLAIMS 

Note. — The  "opinions"  listed  below  (with  classification  number  Ju  3.9/a  :)  and  marked 
with  a  t  (for  official  use)  are  issued  in  a  very  limited  edition  ;  however,  a  few  copies  are 
available  at  the  Court  of  Claims  at  prices  which  are  determined  by  the  size  and  are  as 
follows  :   1-5  pages,  25c. ;  6-10  pages,  35c. ;  11-20  pages,  45c. ;  21  pages  and  over,  50c. 

Ah)ia  Desk  Company  v.  United  States;  special  findings  of  fact  [conclusion  of  law, 
andopinionJ.decidedOct.  2, 1944.     [1944.]     no.  44413,  6  p.     t       Ju  3.9/a  :A1  61 

American  Sugar  Refining  Company  v.  United  States;  special  findings  of  fact 
[conclusion  of  law,  and  opinion],  decided  Oct.  2, 1944.     [1944.]  no.  45594,  8  p.     t 

Ju  3.9/a  :  Am  35  su 

Barbour,  J.  F.,  &  Sons.  J.  F.  Barbour  &  Sons  v.  United  States ;  on  demurrer 
[opinion  of  court],  decided  Oct.  2,  1944.     [1944.]     no.  46090,  3  p.     t 

Ju  3.9/a  :  B  234 

Bottomley.  Howard  E.  Bottomley  v.  United  States ;  report  of  commissioner. 
[1944.]     no.  4564.5,  p.  5-6.     t  Ju3.8:B659 

California  Nursery  Company  v.  United  States;  special  findings  of  fact  [conclusion 
of  law,  and  opinion],  decided  Oct.  2,  1944.     [1944.]     no.  44228,  7  p.     t 

Ju  3.9/a  :  C  128/2 

Cases.  December  calendar,  1944.  1944.  5  p.  [I'art  of  the  pages  are  blank.]  % 
L.  C.  card  28-22903  Ju  3.5 :  944/9 

Docket  of  cases  pending  in  Court  of  Claims,  Dec.  1944.     1944.     iii+25  p. 

4°     t  Ju  3.12:  944 

Causby.  Thomas  Lee  Causby  and  wife,  Tlnie  Causby  v.  United  States ;  report 
of   commissioner.     [1944.]     no.    46054,    p.    5-11.     t  Ju  3.8:0  312 

Chicago  Stone  Setting  Company  v.  United  States ;  report  of  commissioner.  [1944.] 
no.  44380,  p.  5-13.     t  Ju  3.cS :  C  432/62 

Creech.  Robert  Y.  Creech  v.  United  States;  C.  A.  Tliomas  and  Inman  W.  Weeks, 
as  administrators  of  Charles  E.  Thomas,  v.  [same]  ;  Shore  Acres  Plantation, 
Inc.,  Florida  corporation,  v.  |same;  special  findings  of  fact,  conclusion  of  law, 
and  opinion],  decided  Oct.  2,  1944.     [1944.]     nos.  44729-731,  24  p.     t 

Ju  3.9/a :  C  861/14 

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Dominion  Smelting  d  Refining  Corporation  of  Neio  Jersey  v.  United  States;  Sea- 
board Storage  Corporation  v.  [same],  on  defendant's  pleas  of  prior  snlt  pending 
and  pleas  to  jurisdiction;  [opinion  of  court],  decided  Nov.  6,  1944.  [1944.] 
nos.  4(505r>  and  46069,  4  p.     t  Ju  3.9/a  :  D  713 

Ehret  Magnraia  Manufacturing  Company  v.  United  States;  report  of  commis- 
sioner.    [1944.]     no.  44363,  p.  5-8.     t  Ju  3.8:  Eh  85 

Fuller,  George  A.,  Co.  George  A.  Fuller  Company  v.  United  States ;  report  of 
commissioner.     [1944.]     no.  44011,  p.   25-00.     t  Ju3.8:F95S 

Gcrlarh  Live  Stock  Company  r.  United  States,  on  defendant's  demurrer;  [opinion 
of  court],  decided  Oct.  2,  1944.     [1944.]     no.  46009,  7  p.     t  Ju  3.9/a  :  G  316 

Gothivaite,  E.  D.  (firm).  Everett  D.  Gothwaite,  trading  as  E.  D.  Gothwaite,  and 
as  National  Heating  Company,  Manassas,  Va.,  v.  United  States ;  on  defendant's 
demurrer  [opinion  of  court],  decided  Oct.  2,  1944.     [1944.]     no.  46080,  3  p.     t 

Ju  3.9/a  :  G  712 

Greenwald.  Harold  D.  Greenwald  v.  United  States ;  special  findings  of  fact  [con- 
clusion of  law,  and  opinion],  decided  Nov.  6,  1944.     [1944.]     no.  45.511,  9  p.     X 

Ju  3.9/a  :  G  855/2 

Groves,  S.  J.,  d  Sons  Co.  S.  J.  Groves  and  Sons  Company,  Minnesota  corporation, 
V.  United  States;  report  of  commissioner.     [1944.]     no.  452G3,  p.  47-70.     t 

Ju  3.8 :  G  919 

Ecndrickson.  Margaret  W.  Galbreath  Hcndrickson,  formerly  Margaret  W.  Gal- 
breath  V.  United  States;  i-eport  of  commis.sioner.     [1944.]     no.  45886.  p.  7-11.    t 

Ju  3.8  :  H  384 

John.^on.  Central  Hanover  Bank  and  Trust  Company,  as  trustee  under  trust 
created  by  Clare  G.  Johnson,  r.  United  States;  special  findings  of  fact  [conclu- 
sion of  l:i\v,  and  opinion],  decided  Nov.  6,  1944.     [1944.]     no.  46003,  10  p.     t 

Ju  3.9/a  :  J  63/4 

Estate  of  Isaac  G.  Johnson  v.  United  States;  special  findings  of  fact  [con- 
clusion of  law,  and  opinion],  decided  Oct.  2,  1944.     [1944.]     no.  45784,  18  p.     t 

Ju  3.9/a  :  J  632/5 

Johnstown  Coal  cf  Coke  Company  of  Nctv  York,  Inc.,  v.  United  States;  special 
findings  of  fact  [conclusion  of  law,  and  opinion],  decided  Nov.  6.  1944.  [1944] 
no.  44330,  6  p.     J  Ju  3.9/a :  J  659 

Jones.  Noble  W.  Jones  v.  United  States ;  special  findings  of  fact  [conclusion  of 
law,  and  opinion],  decided  Oct.  2,  1944.     [1944.]     no.  4.5617,  5  p.     t 

Ju  3.9/a  :  J  722 

Kent.  A.  Atwater  Kent  v.  United  States;  opinion  [of  court],  decided  Nov.  6, 
1944.     [1944.]     no.  46037,  5  p.     +  Ju  3.9/a  :K  413 

Laechi  Construction  Company,  Incorporated,  v.  United  States;  special  findings  of 
fact  [conclusion  of  law,  and  opinion],  decided  Oct.  2,  1944.  [1944.]  no.  44844, 
35  p.     t  Ju  3.9/a  :  L 116 

Menominee  tribe  of  Indians  v.  United  States;  special  findings  of  fact  [conclusion 
of  law,  and  opinion],  decided  Oct.  2,  1944.     [1944.]     no.  44296.  10  p.     t 

Ju  3.9/a  :  M  527/5 

Newitiry.  Mollie  Netcher  Newbury  v.  United  States  ;  special  findings  of  fact  [con- 
clusion of  law,  and  opinion],  decided  Oct.  2,  1944.     [1944.]     no.  45.597,  17  p.     t 

Ju  3.9/a  :  N  42  zb/2 

Ogden  d  Dougherty.  Edwin  Dougherty  and  M.  H.  Ogden,  trading  as  Ogden  & 
Dougherty,  t\  United  States;  special  findings  of  fact  [conclusion  of  law,  and 
opinion],  decided  Oct.  2,  1944.     [1944.]     no.  45856,  12  p.     t  Ju  3.9/a  :  Og2 

Persful.  Rufe  Persful  v.  United  States;  on  demurrer  [opinion  of  court],  decided 
Oct.  2,  1944.     [1944.]     no.  40086,  2  p.     t  Ju  3.9/a :  P  43/2 

Plant.  Henriette  Plaut  v.  United  States;  special  findings  of  fact  [conclusion 
of  law,  and  opinion],  decided  Nov.  6,  1944.     [1944.]     no.  45598,  11  p.     % 

Ju  3.9/a  :  P  698 

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Quinaiclt  tribe  of  Indians  v.  United  States;  special  findings  of  fact  [conclusion 
of  law,  and  opinion],  decided  Oct.  2,  1944.     [1944.]     no.  L23,  12  p.  2  maps,     t 

Ju  3.9/a :  Q  42 

Ross.  Frank  Paul  Ross  r.  United  States ;  Earl  Alexander  Ross  v.  [same]  ; 
special  findings  of  fact  [conclusion  of  law,  and  opinion],  decided  Oct.  2,  1944. 
[1944.]     no.  43476  and  43507,  23  p.     t  Ju  3.9/a  :  R  733/2 

Sterling  Supply  Corporation  v.  United  States;  report  of  commissioner.  [1944.] 
no.  46024,  p.  11-12.     t  Ju  3.8 :  St  45/7 

TUngit  Indians.  Members  of  Tlingit  Nation  v.  United  States ;  members  of  Haida 
Nation  v.  [same],  on  defendant's  motions  to  dismiss;  [opinion  of  court], 
decided  Oct.  2,  1944.     [1944]     nos.  45692  and  45G93,  5  p.     $  Ju  3.9/a  :  T  547 

Wilson.  Estate  of  Elizabeth  A.  Wilson,  S.  A.  Regenold,  administrator,  c.  t.  a., 
V.  United  States;  report  of  commissioner.     [1944.]     no.  45762,  p.  7-10.     % 

Ju  3.8  :W  692/4 

EMPLOYEES'  COMPENSATION  COMMISSION 

Medical  facilities.     Medical  facilities  available  to  employees  of  the  Government 
injured  in  performance  of  duty  under  Federal  compensation  act  of  Sept.  7, 
1916  [for]  eastern  area.     1944.     [l]+33p.     t     •  Item  432 
L.  C.  card  30-27878  EC  1.2  :  M  46/5/944 

Medical  facilities  available  to  employees  of  the  Government  injured  in 

performance  of  duty  under  Federal  compensation  act  of  Sept.  7;  1916  [for] 
western  area.     1945  [1944].     [1]+19  p.     t     •  Item  432.      EC  1.2 :  M  46/3/944 

Safeti/  Mllctin,  v.  9,  no.  4;  Oct.  1944.     [1944.]     cover  title,  28  p.  il.  4°     [Monthly. 
Text  on  p.  2  of  cover.]     f     •  Item  435 
L.  C.  card  36-26723  ^G  1.9  :  9/4 

Note. — This  bulletin  issued  in  the  interest  of  accident  prevention  in  employments 
within  the  purview  of  the  workmen's  compensation  laws  administered  by  the  Employees' 
Compensation  Commission,  directs  attention  to  the  number  of  injuries  reported  to  the 
Commission  under  the  Federal  employees'  compensation  act,  the  longshoremen's  and 
harbor  workers'  compensation  act,  and  the  District  of  Columbia  compensation  act,  the 
causes  of  such  injuries  and  the  possibilities  of  preventing  them  by  the  use  of  appropriate 
safety  measures.    . 

FEDERAL  COMMUNICATIONS  COMMISSION 

Rules  and  regulations.  Rules  and  regulations:  pt.  51,  Classification  of  telephone 
employees,  etfective  July  25,  1944.  1044.  v+8  p.  [Title  47,  Telecommu- 
nication, chap.  1,  Code  of  Federal  regulations.  Issued  in  loose-leaf  form.] 
*  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  446  CC  1.7  :  51 

Same:  pt.  52,  Classification  of  wire-telegraph  employees,  effective  July  11, 

1944.     1944.     v+7  p.     [Title  47,  Teiecoiumunicalion,  chap.  1,  Code  of  Federal 
regulations.     Issued  in  loose-leaf  form.]     *  I'aper,  5c.     •  Item  446    CC1.7:52 

Rules  and  regulations,  amdt.  213,  effective  Mar.  18,  1944.     [1944.]    p.  41-42. 

[Processed.    Issued  in  loose-leaf  form.    To  be  substituted  for  p.  41-42,  43-44,  pt. 
1,  Rules  of  practice  and  procedure.]     f  CC  1.7/2  :  213 

Same,  amdt.  214,  effective  Mar.  7,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  7-11.  [Processed.  Is- 
sued in  loose-leaf  form.  To  be  substituted  for  p.  7-12,  pt.  43,  Reports  (rules 
governing  filing  of  information,  contracts,  periodic  reports,  etc.).]     t 

CC  1.7/2 :  214 

Same,  amdt.  215,  effective  Jan.  1, 1945.  [1944.]  p.  57-5Sa.  [Processed.  Is- 
sued in  loose-leaf  form.  To  be  substituted  for  p.  57-58,  pt.  31,  Uniform  system 
of  accounts,  class  A  and  class  B  telephone  companies.]     t  C('  1.7/2  :  215 

Same,  amdt.  216,  effective  Jan.  1,  1945.  [1944.]  p.  63-64a.  [Processed.  Is- 
sued in  loose-loaf  form.  To  be  sub.stituted  for  p.  63-64,  pt.  31,  Uniform  system 
of  accounts  for  class  A  and  class  B  telephone  companies.]     t  CC  1.7/2  :  216 

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Rules  and  regulations — Continued. 

Same,  amdt.  217,  ellective  Jan.  1,  1945.  [1944.]  p.  53-54.  [Processed.  Is- 
sued in  loose-leaf  form.  To  be  substituted  for  p.  53-54,  pt.  33,  Uniform  system 
of  accounts  for  class  C  telephone  companies.]     t  CC  1.7/2  :  217 

Same,  amdt.  218,  effective  Jan.  1, 11)45.  [1944.]  p.  97-98a.  [Processed.  Is- 
sued in  loose-leaf  form.  To  be  substituted  for  p.  97-98,  pt.  34,  Uniform  system 
of  accounts  for  radiotelegraph  carriers.]     t  CC  1.7/2 :  218 

Sanre,  amdt.  219,  effective  Jan.  1,  1945.  [1944.]  p.  23-24.  [Processed.  Is- 
sued in  loose-leaf  form.  To  be  substituted  for  p.  23-24,  pt.  35,  Uniform  system 
of  accounts  for  wire-telegraph  and  ocean-cable  carriers.]     t  CC  1.7/2  :  219 

Same,  amdt.  220,  effective  Jan.  1,  1945.     [1944.]    p.  lir>-lltja.     [Processed. 

Issued  in  loose-leaf  form.     To  be  substituted  for  p.  115-llG,  pt.  35,  Uniform 
system  of  accounts  for  wire-telegraph  and  ocean-cable  carriers.]     t 

CC  1.7/2 :  220 

Same,  amdt.  221,  effective  Mar.  14.  1944.     [1944.]    p.  39-40b.     [Processed. 

Issued  in  loose-leaf  form.     To  be  substituted  for  p.  39--10b,  pt.  31,  Uniform 
system  of  accounts,  class  A  and  class  B  telephone  companies.]     t     CC  1.7/2 :  221 

Same,  amdt.  222,  effective  Mar.  28,  1944.     [1944.]     p.  37-38.     [Processed. 

Issued  in  loose-leaf  form.    To  be  substituted  for  p.  37-38,  pt.  8,  Rules  governing 
ship  service.]     t  CC  1.7/2:  222 

Same,  amdt.  223,  effective  Apr.  4,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  9-10.  [Processed.  Is- 
sued in  loose-leaf  form.  To  be  substituted  for  p.  9-10,  pt.  3,  Rules  governing 
standard  and  high  frequency  broadcast  stations.]     t  CC  1.7/2:  223 

Same,  amdt.  224,  effective  June  23,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  33-34,  55-58.  [Proc- 
essed. Issued  in  loose-leaf  form.  To  be  substituted  for  p.  33-34.  5.5-58,  pt.  2, 
General  rules  and  regulations.]     t  CC  1.7/2  :  224 

Same,  amdt.  225,  effective  May  16,  1944.     [1944.]     p.  29-30.     [Processed. 

Issued  in  loose-leaf  fonn.    To  be  substituted  for  p.  29-30,  pt.  4,  Rules  governing 
broadcast  services  other  than  standard  broadcast.]     t  CC  1.7/2  :  225 

Same,  amdt.  226,  effective  May  23.  1944.  [1944.]  p.  3-4.  [Processed.  Is- 
sued in  loose-leaf  form.  To  be  substituted  for  p.  3-4.  pt.  62,  Rules  governing 
applications  under  sec.  212  of  act  to  hold  interlocking  dii'ectorates.]     t 

CC  1.7/2 :  226 

Same,  amdt.  227,  effective  June  23, 1944.  [1944.]  p.  7-10.  [Processed.  Is- 
sued in  loose-leaf  form.  To  be  substituted  for  p.  7-10,  pt.  43,  Reports  (rules 
governing  filing  of  information,  contracts,  periodic  reports,  etc. )  ]     t 

CC  1.7/2 :  227 

Same,  amdt.  228,  effective  May  30.  1944.  [1944.]  p.  1-2.  [Processed.  Is- 
sued in  loose-leaf  form.  To  be  substituted  for  p.  1-2.  pt.  4,  Rule's  governing 
broadcast  services  other  than  standard  broadcast.]     t  CC  1.7/2  :  228 

Same,  amdt.  229,  effective  May  30, 1944.  [1944.]  p.  35-36.  [Processed.  Is- 
sued in  loose-leaf  form.  To  be  substituted  for  p.  35-36,  pt.  3,  Rules  governing 
standard  and  high  frequency  broadcast  stations.]     t  CC  1.7/2:  229 

Same.  amdt.  230.  effective  May  30. 1944.    [1944.]    p.  4a.    [Prncessed.    Issued 

in  loose-leaf  form.     To  be  substituted  for  p.  4a,  pt.  9,  Rules  and  regulations 
governing  aviation  services.]     f  CC  1.7/2  :  230 

Telegraph.  Operating  data  from  monthly  reports  of  telegraph  and  cable  carriers, 
Aug.  1944.  [1944.]  [2]  p.  il.  oblong  large  8°  [Processed.  Subject  to  revi- 
sion.]    t  CC  1.13:  944/8 

Telephone.  Operating  data  from  monthly  reports  of  large  telephone  carriers, 
Aug.  1944.  [1944.]  [2]  p.  il.  oblong  large  8°  [Processed.  Subject  to  revi- 
sion.]    t  CC  1.14  :  944/8 

FEDERAL  DEPOSIT  INSURANCE  CORPORATION 

Federal  credit  unions,  quarterly  report  of  organization,  quarter  ending  Sept.  30, 
1944.     [1944.]      [4] +2  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  Y3.F31/8: 13/944-S 

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FEDERAL  POWER  COMMISSION 

Electric  utilities.     Financial  record  of  electric  utility  industry,  1937-43.     [1944.] 
10  p.  4°     (FPC  S-36A.)      IProcessed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  44-41631  FP  1.21 :  36A 

Revenues  and  income  of  privately-owned  class  A  and  class  B  electric  utili- 
ties in  United  States,  Sept.  1944;  no.  44-9C.  Nov.  15.  1944.  [4]  p.  il.  4" 
[Monthly.     I'rocessed.]     t     Paper,   5c.  FP  1.11/5 :  944/9 

Statement  of  taxes,  dividends,  salaries  and  wages,  class  A  and  class  B 

privately  owned  electric  utilities  in  United  States,  3d  quarter  1943, 1944.    [1944.] 
1  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t     Paper,   5c.  FP  1.22: 943-44/3 

Statistics  of  electric  utilities  in  United  States,  1943,  classes  A  and  B  pri- 
vately owned  companies.  [1944.]  xviii+l-90+ 101-190+201-231+301-345+ 
401-460+501-560+601-660+701-705  p. +  [8]  leaves,  4"  (F.  P.  C.  S-36.)  t 
Cloth,  $2.00.     •  Item  478 

L.  C.  card  41-50431  FP  1.21 :  36 

Electricity.  Consuniption  of  fuel  for  production  of  electric  energy,  Sept.  and  Aug. 
1944;  no.  44-9B.  Oct.  23,  1944.  2  p.  il.  4°  [Monthly.  Processed.]  f  Paper, 
5c.  FP  1.11/3  :  44-9B 

Production  of  electric  energy  in  United  States,  Sept.  and  Aug.  1944;  no. 

44-9A.     Oct.  23,  1944.     4  p.  il.  4°     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t  Paper,  5c. 

FP  1.11/2 :  44-9A 

Wiscon.^in  Public  Service  Corp.  Nos.  8427  and  8463,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals 
for  7th  circuit,  Wisconsin  Public  Service  Corporation  v.  Federal  Power  Com- 
mission ;  State  of  Wisconsin  and  Public  Service  Commission  of  Wisconsin  v. 
[same]  ;  brief  for  raspondent.  Federal  Power  Commission.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
iv+50  p.     t  FP  1.17  :W  753 

FEDERAL  RESERVE  SYSTEM  BOARD  OF  GOVERNORS 

Federal  resei've  bulletin,  Nov.  1944;  [v.  30,  no.  11].     n.  p.  [1944].     [2] +1037- 
1146  p.  il.  4°     [Monthly.]     t  Paper,  20o.  single  copy,  $2.00  a  yr. ;  foreign  sub- 
scription, .$2.60. 
L.  C.  card  15-26318  FR  1.3/1 :  30/11 

Note. — The  Bulletin  contains  reviews  of  current  economic  developments,  special 
articles  on  monetary  and  banking  topics,  analyses  of  credit  conditions,  regulations  and 
rulings  of  the  Board  of  Governors,  and  statistics  of  banking,  business  activity,  prices, 
Treasury  operations,  and  international  finance.  It  is  sent  to  member  banks  and,  upon 
request,  to  libraries  of  educational  institutions  without  charge.  Others  desiring  copies 
may  obtain  them  from  the  Board  of  Governors  of  the  Federal  Reserve  System,  Washing- 
ton, D.  C,  at  the  prices  stated  above. 

Inter-district  collection  system.  Federal  reserve  par  list  (banks  upon  which 
checks  will  be  received  by  Federal  reserve  banks  for  collection  and  credit)  ; 
Nov.  1944  supplement.     [1944.]      [2]   p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

FR  1.9 :  944/SUPP.-10 

FEDERAL  SECURITY  AGENCY 

Phiisical  fitness.  Nationwide  emphasis  on  phy.><ical  fitness,  under  auspices  of 
Committee  on  Physical  Fitness  of  Federal  Security  Agency  and  American  Med- 
ical Association.     [1944.]     [l]+3+[l]  p.  il.  4°     [Processed.]     % 

FS  1.2 :  P  56/4 

Recreation,  a  community  asset,  suggested  discussion  guide  for  Rotarians,  sub- 
mitted by  Recreation  Division,  Community  War  Services,  Sept.  14,  1944.  [1944.] 
4  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  FS1.2:R24 

COMMUNITY  WAR  SERVICES  OFFICE 

Recreation  bulletin,  information  for  community  defense  recreation  committees, 
published  by  Division  of  Recreation,  issue  89;  Oct.  23,  1944.  [1944.]  4  p.  4" 
[Processed.]     X  FS9.7:89 

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1374  Government  Publications 

Venereal  diseases.  Meet  your  eneiny  [venereal  disease,  with  list  of  Supplementary 
study  materials ;  prepared  by  Social  Protection  Division,  in  consultation  with 
National  Women's  Advisory  Committee  on  Social  Protection].  [1944.]  cover 
title,  iv+41  p.  il.  [Text  and  other  illustrations  on  p.  2  and  4  of  cover.]  t 
•  Item  4S4  FS  9.2  :  V  55 

EDUCATION  OFFICE 

Education.  Biennial  surveys  of  education  in  United  States,  1938-^40  and  1940-42: 
v.  2,  chap.  3,  Still  istics  of  State  school  systems,  1939-40  and  1941-42;  by  David 
T.Blose  and  Henry  F.Alves.  [1944.]  vi+138p.  il.  *  Paper,  20  e.  •  Item  491 
L.  C.  card  E21-504  FS  5.23 :  938-40/V.2,  chap.3 

Same :  v.  2,  chap.  4,  Statistics  of  higher  education,  1939^0  and  1941-42  ;  by 

Henry  G.  Badger,  Frederick  J.  Kelly,  and  Lloyd  E.  Blauch.     [1944.]     vi+295 
p.  il.     *  Paper,  45c.     •  Item  491  FS  5.23 :  938-40/V.2,  chap.4 

Education  for  victory,  oflBcial  biweekly  of  OflSce  of  Education,  v.  3,  no.  9  and  10; 
Nov.  3  and  20, 1&44.     [1944.  ]     Each  32  p.  4°     *  Paper,  5c.  single  copy,  $1.00  a  yr. ; 
foreign  subscription,  $1.50.     •  Item  499 
L.  C.  card  E42-155  FS  5.26 :  3/9-10 

Jot)  training  for  victory,  condensed  guide  to  programs  authorized  by  Congress  to 
train  persons  for  work  in  defense  industries,  Governmental  agencies,  and  armed 
forces;   [prepared  by  Franklin  R.  Zeran].     3d  edition.     [1944.]      [2]  p.  il.  f, 
folded  into  16°  size.     *  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  503 
L.  C.  card  E44-125  FS  5.122 :  J  57/944 

Public  libraru  service  to  children  in  wartime.  [1944.]  8  p.  4°  [From  Education 
for  victory,  v.  3,  nos.  3-6.]     f  FS  5.26/a  :  L  616 

Teachers.  Reprint,  Education  for  victory.  [1944.]  12  p.  4**  [Contains  articles 
relating  to  visiting  teacher  services  from  various  issues  of  E'lucation  for  vic- 
tory.]    t  FS  5.26/a  :  C  437/3 

Wartime  changes  in  teacher  certification  ;  prepared  by  Benjamin  W.  Frazier. 

[1944.]     4  p.  4°     [From  Education  for  victory,  Oct.  3,  1M4,  V.  3,  no.  7.]     t 

FS  5.26/a :  T  22/3 

Vocational-technical  training  for  industrial  occupations,  report  of  Consulting  Com- 
mittee on  Vocational-Technical  Training  [with  bibliography].  1944.  xxii-|-307 
p.  il.  (Vocational  Division  bulletin  228;  Vocational-technical  training  series 
no.  1.)  [Page  307,  last  page  of  text,  is  printed  on  inside  of  back  cover.  Text 
and  another  illustration  on  p.  1  and  2  of  cover.]  *  Paper,  40c.  •  Item  504 
L.  C.  card  E44-126  FS  5.123 :  228 

FOOD  AND  DRUG  ADMINISTRATION 

Drugs.     Notices  of  .iudgment  under  Federal  food,  drug,  and  cosmetic  act :  Drugs 
and  devices,  901-950.     Oct.  1944.     p.  109-159.     f     •  Item  512 
L.  C.  card  Agr  40-274  FS  7.12 :  901-950 

Same,  951-1000.     Nov.  1944.     p.  161-185.     f     •  Item  512 

FS  7.12 :  951-1000 

PUBLIC  HEALTH  SERVICE 

Chlorinated  dipheni/l.     Pathologic  changes  in  animals  exposed  to  commercial 
chlorinated  diphenyl  [with  list  of  references]  ;  by  J.  W.  Miller.     [1944.]      [2]  + 
10  p.  il.     (Reprint  2573.)      [Fi'om  Public  health  reports,  Aug.  IS,  1944,  v.  59, 
no.  33.]     *  Paper,  5c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41720  FS  2.7/a  :  2573 

DDT  {in.secticidc).  Toxicity  and  potential  dangers  of  aerosols,  mists,  and  dust- 
ing powders  containing  DDT  [with  list  of  references]  ;  by  P.  A.  Neal,  W.  F.  von 
Oettingen,  W.  W.  Smith,  R.  B.  Malmo,  R.  C.  Dunn,  H.  E.  Moran,  T.  R.  Sweeney, 
D.  W.  Armstrong,  and  W.  C.  White.  [1944.]  32  p.  il.  (Supplement  177  to 
Public  hJ'alth  reports.)  *  Pai>er,  5c.  •  Item  528 
L.  C.  card  44-41721  FS  2.8 :  177 

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December  1944  1375 

Hygiene,  Industrial.  Industrial  hygiene  news  letter,  current  news  of  official 
industrial  hygiene  activities,  v.  4,  no.  10,  Oct.  19-14;  issued  monthly  by  In- 
dustrial Hygiene  Division.     [1944.]     8  p.  4°     [Processed.]     J       FS  2.45 : 4/10 

Illness.  Studies  on  duration  of  disabling  sickness :  5,  Frequency  of  short-term 
absences  and  its  relation  to  total  frequency  [with  list  of  references]  ;  by  W.  M. 

Gafafer  and  Rosedith  Sitgreaves.  [1944.]  [2] +9  p.  il.  (Reprint  2572.) 
[From  Public  health  reports   Aug.  18,  1944,  v.  59,  no.  33.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

L.  C.  card  41-50236  FS  2.7/a  :  2572 

Influenza  epidemic  of  winter  of  1943-44  in  United  States,  preliminary  summary 
[with   list   of   references]  ;   by   Dorothy   F.   Holland   and    Solwyn   D.   Collins. 
[1944.]     12  p.     (Reprint  2575.)      [From  Public  health  reports,  Sept.  1,  1944, 
V.  59,  no.  35.]     *  Paper,  5c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41722  FS  2.7/a  :  2575 

Phiisieal  impairments  of  members  of  low-income. farm  families,  11,490  persons 
in  2,477  Farm  Security  Administration  borrower  families,  1940:1,  Charac- 
teristics of  examined  poi^ulation,  2,  Defective  vision  as  determined  by  Snellen 
test  and  other  chronic  eye  conditions  [with  list  of  references]  ;  by  Mary  Gover 
and  Jes.«e  P..  Yaukey.  [1944.]  [2] +22  p.  il.  (Reprint  257(5.)  [Prepared 
in  cooperation  with  Farm  Security  Adminis'tration.  From  Public  health  re- 
ports, Sept.  8,  1944.  v.  59,  no.  36.]  *  Paper,  lOc. 
L.  C.  card  44-41723  FS  2.7/a  :  2576 

Public  health  engineering  abstracts,  Oct.  1944;  v.  24,  no.  10.  [1944.]  cover 
title,  32  p.  4"     [Monthly.     Text  on  p.  2  and  3  of  covfr.]     t     •  Item  522 

FS  2.13:  24/10 

PuMie  health  reports,  v.  59,  no.  44-47,  Nov.  3-24,  1944.  [1944.]  viii+1423- 
1542+ [vii]  p.  il.  1  pi.  [Weekly.  Articles  of  .special  interest  are  is.sued  as 
reprints  or  as  supplements  and  are  listed  in  the  Monthly  catalog  when  pub- 
lished.]    *  Paper,    5c.    single   copy,    $2.50   a    yr. ;    foreign    subscription,    $4.25. 

*  Item  527 

L.  C.  card  f;-25107  FS  2.7  :  59/44-47 

Note. — The  Public  health  reports  is  published  primarily  for  distribution,  in  accord- 
ance with  the  law,  to  health  officers,  members  of  boards  or  departments  of  health,  and 
other  persons  directly  or  indirectly  engaged  in  public  health  work.  Others  desiring  the 
Reports  may  obtain  them  from  the  Superintendent  of  Documents,  Government  Printing 
Office,  Washington  25,  D.  C.,  at  the  prices  stated  above.  Articles  of  special  interest  are 
issued  as  rei>rints  or  as  supplements,  in  which  forms  they  are  made  available  for  more 
economical  and  general  distribution. 

Sanitation.     Methods  of  sanitizing,  eating  and  drinking  utensils    [with  list  of 
references]  ;   by  John  Andrews.     [1944.]     16  p.   il.     (Reprint  2574.)      [From 
Public  health  reports,  Aug.  25,  1944,  v.  59,  no.  34..]     *  Paper,  5c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41724  FS  2.7/a  :  2574 

National   inventory  of  needs  for  sanitation  facilities:   3,   Sewerage  and 

water  pollution  abatement  [with  list  of  references;  prepared  by  Sanitary 
Engineering  Division].  [1944.]  [21+26  p.  (Reprint  2566.)  [From  Public 
health  reports,  July  7,  1944,  v.  59,  no.  27.]     *  Paper,  lOc. 

Ij.  C.  card  44-40867  FS  2.7/a  :  2566 

Same:  4,  Rural  sanitation;  by  C.  H.  Atkins.  [1944.]  [2] +10  p.  (Re- 
print  2r)&S.)      [From    Public   health    reports,    July   28,    1944,    v.    59,    no.    30.] 

*  Paper,  5c.  FS  2.7/a  :  2508 

Shellfish.  [Revised  list  of  shellfish  shippers  dated  Sept.  1,  1944],  supp.  4  and  5; 
Nov.  1  and  15,  1944.  [1944.]  4  p.  and  3  p.  4°  [Semi-monthly ;  monthly  during 
June,  July  and  August.     Processed.]     ?  FS  2.1() :  944/supp.  4,  5 

TXT.  Experimental  studies  on  toxicity  and  potential  dangers  of  trinitrotoluene 
(TNT)  [with  lists  of  references;  articles]  by  W.  F.  von  Oettingen,  D.  D. 
Donahue,  R.  K.  Snyder,  B.  L.  Horecker,  A.  R.  Monaco,  A.  H.  I-awton,  T.  R. 
Sweeney,  P.  A.  Neal.  1944.  ii+78  p.  il.  (Public  health  bulletin  2S5.)  [From 
Industrial    Hygeine    Research    Laboratory,    National    Institute    of    Health.] 

*  Paper,  15c.     •  Item  526  -  FS  2.3 :  285 

Triatominae  of  North  and  Central  America  and  West  Indies  and  their  public 
health  significance    [with  bibliography]  ;  by  Robert  L.   Usinger.     1944.     iv+ 

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1  riatominae — Continued. 
83  p.  il.  12  p.  ol'  pi.     (Public  health  bulletin  288.)     [From  States  Relations 
Division,  State  Services  Bureau.]     ♦  Paper,  25c.     •  Item  526 
L.  C.  card  44-4172(5  FS  2.3  :  288 

Venereal  disease  infonnation,  v.  25,  no.  10,  Oct.  1944;  issued  by  Public  Health 
Service  for  use  in  its  cooperative  work  with  State  and  local  health  depart- 
ments and  physician  in  private  practice.  [1944.]  [2] -f 293-322  p.  il. 
[Monthly.  Articles  of  special  interest  are  issued  as  reprints  or  supplements 
and  are  listed  in  the  Monthly  catalog  when  published.]  *  Paper,  5c.  single 
copy,  50c.  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  90c.  •  Item  530 
L.  C.  card  23-26719  FS  2.9 :  25/10 

NATION.\L  INSTITUTE  OF  HEALTH 

Journal  of  National  Caneer  Institute,  v.  5,  no.  2;  Oct.  1944.     [1944.]     cover 
title,  p.  77-149,  il.     [Bi-monthly.     Text  on  p.  2  and  4  of  cover.]     *  Paper,  40c. 
single  copy,  $2.00  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $2.60.     •  Item  .523 
L.  C.  card  40-2.0172  FS  2.31 :  5/2 

SOCIAL  SECURITY  BOARD 

Addresses.  Persistent  problems  in  social  security,  address  by  A.  J.  Altmeyer, 
chairman.  Social  Security  Board,  before  Western  and  Mountain  States  regional 
conference  of  American  Public  "Welfare  Association,  Cheyenne,  Wyo.,  Sept.  14, 
1944.     [1944.]     10  p.  4°     [Processed.]     $  FS  3.10 :  So  1/14 

Social  seenrity.  How  distant  is  goal  of  social  security?  speech  by  A.  J.  Altmeyer, 
chairman,  Social  Security  Board,  at  National  Convention  of  Grand  Aerie 
Fraternal  Order  of  Eagles,  Cincinnati,  Ohio,  Aug.  3,  1944.  [1944.]  8  p.  4*" 
[Processed.]     %  FS  3.10 :  So  1/13 

Social  security  bulletin,  Oct.  1944;  v.  7,  no.  10.     [1944.]     cover  title,  44  p.  il.  4° 
[Monthly.     Text   and  other  illustrations  on  p.  2-A  of  cover.]     *  Paper,  20c. 
single  copy,  $2.00  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription  .$3.75.     •  Item  5.39 
L.  C.  card  40-29327  FS  3.3  :  7/10 

Taxes.     Measurement  of  State  and  local  tax  effort ;  by  J.  Wilner  Sundelsou,  S.  J. 
Mushkin.     Washington,   D.  C,  June  1944.     [8]-|-131  p.    4°     (Bureau   memo- 
randum 58.)      [Processed.]     J 
L.  C.  card  SS  44-15  FS  3.11 :  58 

RMPLOYMENT    SECTJKITY    BUREAU 

Employment  and  \\  ;iges  of  workers  covered  by  State  unemployment  compensation 
law.s,  1942  sumni;iiy.     [1944.J     35  p.  1  pi.  4°     [Processed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  44-41788  FS  3.122 :  942/4 

Unemployment  eoniftrnsation.     Unemployment  compensation  interpretation  serv- 
ice: Benefit  series,  v.   7,   no.   9;    Sept.   1944.     [1944.]     cover   title,   ii+144   p. 
[Monthly.     Text  on  p.  2-4  of  cover.     Issued  with  perforations.]     *  Papei",  30c. 
single  copy.  $3. .50  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $5.00.     •  Item  542 
L.  C.  card  SS  44-25  FS  3.108  :  7/9 

Note.- — The  Benefit  series  reports  clecisions,  opinions,  and  interpretations  rendered 
by  courts,  State  attorne.vs  general,  unemployment  compensiition  commissions,  boards  of 
review  and  by  the  appeal  tribunals,  referees  and  examiners  of  the  various  State  agencies 
that  interpret  provisions  of  State  unenii)loynient  compensation  laws  affecting  benefit 
rights  and  coverage  liabilities. 

The  monthly  issues  contain  decisions  and  opinions  which  establish  new  principles 
and  policies  in  each  State,  a  code,  a  digest,  an  index,  and  a  conversion  table  for  State 
numbers  and  court  cases  by  name.  The  annual  cumulative  issues  contain  a  code,  an 
index,  a  conversion  table,  a  table  of  affirmances  and  reversals,  a  table  of  court  cases,  and 
a  digest  of  all  decisions  and  opinions  published  during  the  previous  12  months. 

Same  ;  Benefit  series,  v.  7,  no.  10 ;  Oct.  1944.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii +146  p. 

[Monthly.     Text  on  p.  2-4  of  cover.     Issued  with  perforations.]     •  Items  542 

FS  3.108 :  7/10 

Same:  Federal  series  [pt.  2]  annual  supplement,  Oct.  1944,  Federal  rulings 

affecting  subchap.  A  and  C,  chap.  9.  of  internal  revenue  code  (formerly  titles 
8  and  9  of  social  security  act)  ;  [prepared  by  Interpretation  Service].  [1944.] 
[2]-f40p.     [For  official  use  only.     Issued  with  perforations.]     $ 

SS  1.20 :  pt.2/supp./944 
Note. — This  supplement  is  classed  with  thfe  original  publication  so  that  the  set  may 
be  filed  together. 

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PUBLIC    ASSISTANCE    BUREAU 

Old  age  assistutwe.  Money  payments  to  recipients  of  old-age  assistance,  aid  to 
dependent  children,  and  aid  to  the  blind  [with  bibliography].  Mar.  1944. 
cover  title,  i+31  p.  4°  (Bureau  circular  17.)  [Processed.  Prepared  in  col- 
laboration with  Accounts  and  Audits  Bureau,  Office  of  General  Counsel.]     t 

FS  3.14: 17 

Public  assisinncc.     Comparative  statistics  of  general  assistance  opei-atitins  of 

public  agencies  in  selected  large  cities,  Sept.  1944.  Oct.  31,  1944.     [8]  p.  4" 
[Monthly.     Processed.]     t 

L.  C.  card  SS  44-2  FS  3.16 :  944/9 

Public  assistance,  reprinted  from   Social   security  bulletin,  v.   7,   no.  9; 

Sept.  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  il.  4°     t  FS  3.3/a  2 :  944/7 

VOCATIONAL  REHABILITATION  OFFICE 

Case  rei)orts.  Instructions  for  execution  of  closed  case  report  or  supervised  em- 
ployment case  report.  Form  R-9,  revised  June  1944.  [1944.]  7  p.  4°  t 
•  Item  506  FS  10.6  :  C  26 

FEDERAL  TRADE  COMMISSION 

Note. — The  Federal  Trade  Commission  discontinued  the  publication  of  advance  sheets  of 
Its  decisions  in  printed  form  with  the  conclusion  of  volume  23.  The  Commission  will, 
however,  on  request,  in  case  of  a  specific  interest,  suppl.v  processed  copy  of  the  full  te.xt 
of  any  complaints,  findings  and  orders,  stipulations,  or  decisions  in  court  cases  to  which 
the  Commission  is  a  party,  which  are  published  later  in  printed  form  in  the  bound  volumes 
and  sold  by  the  Superintendent  of  Documents,  Government  Printing  Office,  Washington 
25,  D.  C. 

Work.     Monthly  summary  of  work  for  Oct.  1944.     [1944.]     8  p.     [Processed.]     f 

FT  1.15 :  944/10 

FEDERAL  WORKS  AGENCY 

Laws.  Schedule  of  latest  editions  of  Federal,  State,  and  Territorial  statutory 
compilations  with  supplements  and  subsequent  session  laws  to  date,  also  con- 
tains information  as  to  dates  on  which  legislatures  convene,  frequency  of 
sessions,  and  time  limit  of  regular  and  special  session;  compiled  by  Minnie 
Wiener.  Oct.  1944.  [l]-fl8  leaves,  4°  [Proce.ssed.]  t 
L.  C.  card  44-41727  FW  1.5  :  L  44/944 

PUBLIC   BUILDINGS    ADMINISTRATION 

Potomac  Electric  Poivcr  Co.  Public  Utilities  Commission  of  District  of  Columbia, 
in  matter  of  Potomac  Electric  Power  Company  sliding  scale  arrangement  and 
investigation  of  rates,  tolls,  charges,  rules,  regulations,  and  conditions  of 
service,  P.  U.  C.  no.  3362,  formal  case  no.  335,  P.  U.  C  no.  3377,  formal  case 
no.  338;  separate  findings  and  opinion  of  Commissioner  Ilankin.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  i+142  p.     t  FW  6.2 :  P  849 

PUBLIC  ROADS  ADMINISTRATION 

Eighn-aiis,  current  literature,  v.  23,  no.  36-43,  Sept.  6-Opt.  25,  1944 ;  compiled  by 
library  staff  of  Public  Roads  Administration.  [1944.]  various  paging,  4" 
[Weekly.     Processed.]     %  FW  2.8 :  23/36-43 

Traffic.  Wartime  changes  in  volume  and  composition  of  traffic  on  rural  roads 
in  United  States,  in  year  1943.  [1944.]  [l]+22  leaves,  il.  4°  [Processed.]  t 
L.  C.  card  44-41728  FW  2.2 :  T  67/943 

GENERAL  ACCOUNTING  OFFICE 

Decisions  of  comptroller  general,  v.  24,  Aug.  1944 ;  Lindsay  C.  Warren,  comptroller 
general,  Frank  L.  Yates,  assistant  comptroller  general.  1944.  [1] +61-175  p. 
[Monthly.]  *  Paper.  15c.  single  copy,  $1.50  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $2  00. 
L.  C.  card  22-24145  GA  1.5/a  :  214/2 

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1378  Government  Publjoations 

Qeneral  rcguUitions.  General  regulations  no.  51,  supp.  9;  Oct.  23,  1944.  [1944.J 
2  leaves,  4"     [Processed.]     X  GA  1.6 :  51/supp.9 

Same  no.  54,  supp.  18;  Aug.  15,   1944.     [1944.]      [2]    p.  oblong  large  8°, 

folded  into  4°  size,     t  GA  1.0 :  54/supp.l8 

Same  no.  88,  revised;  Oct.  20,  1944.  [1944.]  11+ [1]  leaves,  4°  [Proc- 
essed.]    X  GA  1.6:  88/2 

Salaries.  United  States  Government  salary  tables,  semimonthly,  48  hour  week, 
prescribed  by  General  Accounting  OflScc,  effective  Jan.  1.  1945.  [1944.]  cover 
title,  [82]  p.  il.  f"  ( [General  regulations  no.  54,  supp.  19.] )  [These  new  tables 
supersede  those  prescribed  by  prior  regulations  of  this  office  with  the  exception 
of  supi).  18  to  General  regulations  no.  54.]     *  Paper,  40c.     •  Item  583 

GA1.6:54/supp.l9 

GOVERNMENT  PRINTING  OFFICE 

DOCUMENTS  OFFICE 

Congress.     Proceedings  of  Congress,  Annals  of  Congress,  Register  of  debates. 
Congressional   globe.  Congressional  record;   Oct.   1944.     1944.     iv+18+[l]    p. 
(Price  list  49,  2!)th  edition.)     j     •  Item  592 
L.  C.  card  25-26728  GP  3.9 :  49/29 

Oeological  Survei/.     Publications  of  Geological  Survey,  geology  and  water  supply  ; 
Aug.  1944.     1944.     .56  p.     (Price  list  15,  33d  edition.)     f     •  Item  592 
L.  C.  card  25-26851  GP  3.9 :  15/33 

Oovernment  publications.  List  of  selected  United  States  Government  publications, 
Nov.  1  and  15,  1944.  [1944.]  Each  4  p.  (1944-21  and  1944-22.)  [Semi- 
monthlv.]     t     •  Item  593 

L.  C.  card  28-26554  GP  3.17  :  944/21,  22 

Note. — This  List  is  an  advertising  list  of  United  States  Government  publications  for 
sale  by  the  Superintendent  of  Documents.  Its  purpose  is  to  keep  interested  persons 
informed  as  to  new  publications.  The  List  is  arranged  alphabetically  by  subjects,  with 
annotations  and  prices.  It  may  be  obtained  free  of  charge  upon  application  to  the  Super- 
intendent of  Documents,  Government  Printing  OflSce,  Washington  2.5,  D.  C. 

Immigration,  naturalization,  citizenship,  aliens,  races;  Oct.  1944.     1944.     [2] +12 
p.     (Price  list  67,  29th  edition.)     t     •  Item  592 
L.  C.  card  26-26387  GP  3.9 :  67/29 

Indiana,  including  publications  pertaining  to  anthropology  and  archaeology ;  Oct. 
1944.     1944.     [21+14  p.     (Price  list  24,  27th  edition.)     t     •  Item  592 
L.  C.  card  25-27427  GP  3.9 :  24/27 

Insular  possessions:  Guam,  Philippines,  Puerto  Rico,  Samoa,  Virgin  Islands  ;  Sept. 
1944.     1944.     [21+14  p.      (Price  list  32,  31st  edition.)     t     •  Item  592 
L.  C.  card  26-26353  GP  3.9 :  32/31 

Interstate  commerce;  Sept.  1944.     1944.     [2]+28+[l]   p.     (Price  list  59,  29th 
edition. )     t     •  Item  592 
L.  C.  card  25-26812  GP  3.9 :  59/29 

Mines,  explosives,   fuel,  gas,   gasoline,   petroleum,   minerals ;   Aug.    1944.     1944. 
[2]+70p.     (Price  list  58,  32d  edition.)     t     •  Item  592 
L.  C.  card  26-26423  GP  3.9 :  58/32 

Monthli/  catalog.     United  States  Government  publications,  monthly  catalog,  no. 
598 ;  iSJov.  1944.     1944.     viii +1219-1330  p.     *  Paper,  20c.  single  copy,  $2.U0  :i  yr. ; 
foreign  subscription,  $2.60.     •  Item  590 
L.  C.  card  4-18088  GP  3.8/1 :  944/11 

National  Mnseum.     United  States  National  Museum,  Contributions  from  national 
herbarium.  National  Academy  of  Sciences,  Smithsonian  Institution;  Sept.  1944. 
1944.     [2] +18  p.     (Price  list  55,  26th  edition.)     t     •  Item  592 
L.  C.  card  25-27429  GP  3.9 :  55/26 

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December  1944  1379 

INTERIOR  DEPARTMENT 

Note. — The  decisions  of  the  Department  of  the  Interior  including  leading  decisions  and 
important  opinions  with  regulations  and  instructions  relating  to  all  activities  of  the  Depart- 
ment are  usually  issued  in  signatures  and  published  later  in  Ijound  volumes.  Advance  parts 
1,  2  and  3  of  v.  57  have  been  issued  as  separates,  however,  as  an  economy  measure,  separates 
will  be  discontinued  for  the  war  period.  Prices  for  bound  volumes  furnished  upon  applica- 
tion to  the  Superintendent  of  Documents,  Government  Printing  Office,  Washington  25,  D.  C. 

Laiv  lihrary  reporter,  v.  4,  no.  9;  Oct.  1944.     Washington,  1944.     [2] +63-67  p.  4° 
[Processed.]     t 
•      L.  C.  card  42-37804  1 1.74 :  4/9 

BONNEVILLE  POWER  ADMINISTRATION 

Electricity.  Generation  and  sales  statistics,  July  1944.  [1944.]  [2]  p.  il.  oblong 
large  8",  folded  into  4°  size  +  [1]  p.  4°     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t     I  44.8  :  944/7 

Same,  Aug.  1944.     [1944.]      [4]  p.  oblong  large  8°,  folded  into  4°  size+[l] 

p.  4°     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t  144.8:944/8 

Same,  Sept.  1944.     [1944.]     [4]  p.  oblong  large  8°,  folded  into  4°  size-|-[l] 

p.  4°     [Monthly.     Processed.]     %  144.8:944/9 

FISH  AND  WILDLIFE  SERVICE 

"'Alaska.  Regulatory  announcement  9,  anidt.  8;  Nov.  15,  1944.  Chicago,  111. 
[1944.]  1  p.  oblong  24"  [Processed.  Title  50,  Wildlife,  chap.  1,  Fish  and 
Wildlife  Service,  subchap.  Q,  Alaska  commercial  fisheries,  published  by  Federal 
Register  Division,  National  Archives.]     t  I  49.24  :9/anidt.8 

'  Bata.  Eliminating  bats  from  buildings;  by  James  Silver.  Chicago,  111.,  Sept. 
1944.     4  p.  4°     (Wildlife  leaflet  260.)      [Processed.]     t  149.13:200 

Fish  and  fisheries.  Available  publications  on  fisheries;  compiled  in  Division  of 
Information.  [Revised]  Nov.  1044.  Chicago,  111.  [1944.]  26  p.  4°  (Fishery 
leaflet  9.)      [Processed.]     t  149.28:9/2 

-  Peruvian  fisheries;    [by]   Reginald  H.  Fiedler.     Chicago,  111.,  Sept.  lf>44. 

13  p.  il.  4°     (Fishery  leaflet  75.)      [Processed.     Reprinted  from  Geographical 
review,  v.  34,  no.  1,  Jan.  1944.]     t  I  49.28:  75 

Fish  as  food.  Judging  quality  and  freshness  of  fish  by  organoleptic  methods;  by 
Maurice  E.  Stansby.  Chicago,  111.,  Oct.  1944.  8  p.  4°  (Fishery  leaflet  94.) 
[Processed.     Replaces  Fishery  market  news  separate  31.]     t  149.28:94 

Fishery  Biology  Division.  Biological  positions  in  Division  of  Fishery  Biology. 
Chicago,  111.,  Oct.  1944.     1  p.  4"     (Fishery  leaflet  9f).)     [Prooes.sed.]  '  f 

1 49.28 :  96 

Fishery  products.  Canned  fishery  products  as  food.  [1944.]  p.  r55-302,  il. 
([Fishery  leaflet  90.])     [From  Research  report  7.]     t  149.28:90 

*^- Canned  products  hermetically  sealed  but  not  processed.     [1944.]     p.  309- 

322.     ([Fishery  leaflet  88])      [From  Research  report  7.]     t  149.28:88 

Cold  storage  holdings  of  fishery  products,  Oct.  1,  1944.     [1044.]     2  p.  4" 

(Current  fishery  statistics  no.  149.)     [Processed.    Statistics  furnished  bv  War 
Food  Administration.]     t  149.8/2:149 

^^ Historical   outline  of  canning  of  fishery  products.      [1944.]     p.   1-13,   il. 

( [Fishery  leaflet  78.] )     [From  Research  report  7.  j     f  I  49.28 :  78 

*^* Landings  by  fishing  craft  at  New  Bedford,  Mass.,  Aug.  1944.     [1944.]     6  p. 

oblong  8"     (Current  fishery  statistics  no.  147.)     [Processed.]     t     149.8/2:147 

l^ Landings  by   fishing  vessels  at  certain   New   England   ports,  Aug.   1944. 

[1944.]    6  p.  oblong  8°    (Current  fishery  statistics  no.  144.)     [Processed.]     f 

I  49.8/2 :  144 

^- Operations  involved  in  canning.     [1944.]    p.  03-111,  il.  4°     ( [Fishery  leaflet 

79.] )      [From  Research  report  7.]     f  I  J*9.28  :  79 

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1380  Government  Publications 

Fishery  products — Continued. 

Spet-ialty  products.    [1944.]    p.  285-297,  il.     ( [Fishery  leaflet  80.] )     [From 

Research  report  7.  ]     t  I  49.28 :  86 

Spoilage  in  canned  fi.shery  products.    [1944.]    323-354+89-93  p.     ( [Fishery 

leaflet  89.])      [From  Research  report  7.]     t  149.28:89 

Fishways  for  small  streams  [with  list  of  references] ;  by  George  A.  Rounsefell. 
Chicago,  111.,  Oct.  1944.    6  p.  il.  2  pi.  4"     (Fishery  leaflet  92.)     [Processed.]     t 

1 49.28 :  92 

Oame  and  game  birds.  Status  of  migratory  game  birds,  1943-44 ;  prepared  in* 
Section  of  Migratory  Bird  Investigations,  Division  of  Wildlife  Research.  Chi- 
cago, 111.,  Oct.  1944.    10  p.  4"    (Wildlife  leaflet  261.)     [Processed.]     t 

I  49.13 :  261 

Martnis.  Raising  martens  in  captivity ;  prepared  in  Fur  Resources,  Division  of 
Wildlife  Research.  Chicago,  III.,  Oi't.  1944.  3  p.  4°  (Wildlife  leaflet  243.) 
[Processed.  Supersedes  Wildlife  research  and  management  leaflet  BS-63,  issued 
Aug.  1936,  by  Biological  Survey  Bureau  under  Agriculture  Department.]     t 

I  49.13 :  243 

Salmon.  New  foods  from  salmon  cannery  waste;  by  Lyle  Anderson  and  Frank 
Piskur.  Chicago,  111.,  Oct.  1944.  2  p.  11.  4°  (Fishery  leaflet  93.)  [Processed. 
Reprinted  from  Apr.  1944  issue  of  Pacific  fisherman.  ]     t  1 49.28 :  93 

Pacific  salmon ;  [prepared  by  R.  W.  Clough,  E.  D.  Clark,  and  Norman  D. 

.  Jarvis].      [1944.]     p.   117-145,  il.      ([Flsherv  leafiet  80.])      [From  Research 

report  7.]     t  '  149.28:80 

GENERAL  LAND  OFFICE 

Sun.  Ephemeris  of  the  sun,  Polaris  and  other  selected  stars,  with  companion  data 
and  tables,  [calendar]  year  1945.  36th  edition.  1944.  [2]+30p.  2pl.  [Sup- 
plement to  Manual  of  instructions  for  survey  of  public  lands  of  United  States.] 

*  Paper,  20c.     •  Item  614 

L.  C.  card  10-35913  I  21.11/2  :  945 

GEOLOGICAL  SURVEY 

Note. — The  publications  of  the  United  States  Geological  Survey  consist  of  Jlonographs, 
Professional  papers.  Bulletins,  Water-supply  papers,  folios  of  the  Geologic  atlas  of  the 
United  States,  topugraphic  maps  (some  of  which  bear  descriptive  text),  base  maps,  and 
otiier  maps  of  the  United  States  and  of  single  States.  Practically  all  of  them  are  sale 
publications.  The  maps  and  folios  are  sold  by  the  Geological  Survey,  Washington  25.  D.  C. 
0:ders  for  other  publications  that  are  for  sale  should  be  sent  to  the  Superintendent  of 
Documents,  Washington  25,  D.  C. 

CohrtZf-bearing  manganese  deposits  of  Alabama,  Georgia,  and  Tennessee  ;  by  W.  G. 
Pierce.  1944.  iv-f  265-285  p.  4  pi.  2  p.  of  pi.  2  maps.  (Bulletin  940-.T.)  [From 
Strategic  minerals  investigations,  1943,  p.  265-285.]    *  Paper,  20c.     •   Item  622 

1 19.3 :  940-J 

Colorado  River.  Summary  of  records  of  surface  waters  at  base  stations  in  Col- 
orado River  basin,  1891-1938  [with  bibliography]  ;  by  W.  E.  Dickinson.  1944. 
iv+274  p.  il.  4  pi.  4  p.  of  pi.  2  maps,  1  is  in  pocket.     (Water-supply  paper  918.) 

*  Paper,  55e.     •   Item  627 

L.  C.  ca  rd  G  S  44-52  1 19.13  :  918 

Surface  water  supply  of  United  States,  1943:  pt.  9,  Colorado  River  basin; 

prepared  under  direction  of  Glenn  L.  Parker,  chief  hydraulic  engineer,  Robert 
Follansbee.  J.  H.  Gardiner,  Berkeley  Johnson,  and  M.  T.  Wilson,  district  en- 
gineers. 1944.  vii+S.'io  p.  1  pi.  (Water-supply  paper  979.)  [Prepared  in 
cooperation  -with  Arizona,  Colorado.  New  Mexico,  Utah,  and  Wyoming,  and 
other  agencies.]     *  Paper,  55c.     •  Item  627 

L.  C.  card  GSlO-347  1 19.13  :  979 

Hud-inn  Bay.  Surface  water  supply  of  I'nited  States,  1942:  pt.  5,  Hudson  Bay 
and  upper  Mississippi  River  basins;  prepared  under  direction  of  Glenn  L. 
Parker,  chief  hydraulic  engineer.  H.  C.  Beeknian.  F.  C.  Christopher.son,  D.  M. 
Corbett.  L.  C.  Crawford.  J.  H.  Morgan.  1*.  R.  Speer,  and  A.  H.  Tuttle.  district 
engineer.^.     1944.     ix-|-402  p.  1  pi.     (Water-supply  paper  955.)      [Prepared  in 

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December  1944  1381 

Hudson  Bay — Continued. 

cooperation  with  Illinois,  Indiana,  Iowa,  Minnesota,  Missouri,  North  Dakota, 

and  Wisconsin,  and  other  agencies.]     *  Paper,  60c.     •  Item  627 

L.  C.  card  GSlO-344  1 19.13 :  955 

Plants,  Fossil.     Supplement  to  Catalogue  of  Mesozoic  and  Cenozoic  plants  of  North 
America,    1919-37    [with    bibliography]  ;    by    Robert    Smith    LaMotte.     1944. 
li+330  p.     (Bulletin  924.)     *  Paper,  40c.     •  Item  622 
L.  C.  card  GS44-53  1 19.8  :  924 

Pj<bZica^ions  issued  in  Oct.  1944;  list  440.  [1944.]  4  p.  [Monthly.]  t  •Item 
624  1 19.14/4  :  440 

Maps 

Note. — Q'he  maps  listed  below  are  sold  by  the  Geological  Survey.  Remittances  for  these 
maps  should  be  made  by  mouey  order  payable  to  the  Director  of  the  Geological  Survey, 
Washington  25,  D.  C.  Except  as  otherwise  indicated,  a  discount  of  40  percent  is  allowed 
on  an  order  for  maps,  or  for  maps  and  geologic  folios,  that  amounts  to  $5.00  at  the  retail 
price.     In  ordering  give  the  name  and  scale  of  each  map  and  the  State  in  which  the  area  lies. 

Bennett  Creek.  Plan  and  profile,  Bennett  Creek,  Idaho,  Dive  Creek  to  mile  4  dam 
site,  topography  by  Fred  F.  Lawrence,  surveyed  in  1939  ;  [map].  Scale  1 :  24,000, 
contour  interval  on  land  20  ft.,  vertical  scale  80  ft.=l  in.  n.  p.  1944.  1SX25  in. 
[Subject  to  adjustment.     Surveyed  in  cooperation  with  Idaho.]     1 10c. 

1 19.25  :  B  43 

Calif ojtiia.  Geology  of  bituminous  sandstone  deposits  near  Edna,  San  Luis  Obispo 
County,  Calif.,  oil  and  gas  investigations,  preliminary  map  16  [with  text]  ; 
prepared  by  Ben  AI.  I'age,  M.  Dean  Williams,  Eiler  L.  Hendrickson,  Clifford  N. 
Holmes,  and  William  J.  Mapel.     n.  p.  1944.     33X52  in.     t  60c. 

1 19.25  :  01  5/5/prelim.map  16 

Mission  Creek.  Plan  and  profile.  Mission  Creek,  Idaho,  vicinity  of  Winchester 
dam  site,  topography  by  Fred  F.  I^awrence,  surveyed  in  1939;  [map].  Scale 
1 :  24,000,  contour  interval  20  ft.,  vertical  scale  80  ft.=l  in.  n.  p.  1944.  25X18 
in.     [Subject  to  adjustment.     Surveyed  in  cooperation  with  Idaho.]     1 10c. 

1 19.25  :  M  69/2 

Oklahoma.  Map  of  northern  Le  Flore  County,  Okla.,  showing  geologic  structure, 
coal  beds,  and  natural  gas  fields,  geology  by  M.  M.  Knechtel,  assisted  by  W.  J. 
Souder,  Oct.  1912-Mar.  3943;  preliminarv  map  [with  text]  by  Maxwell  M. 
Knechtel.  Scale  1  ni.=1.3  in.,  scale  1 :  48.000.  19-44.  34X01  in.  [Processed. 
Prepared  in  cooperation  with  Oklahoma  Geological  Survey.]     t  50c. 

1 19.25  :  C  63/5/prelira. 

Warm  Creek.     Plan  Warm  Creek,  Medicine  Lodge  Creek,  and  West  Camas  Creek, 

Idaho,  dam  sites,  topography  by  Fred  F.  Lawrence,  surveyed  in  1939;  [map]. 

n.  p.  1944.     25X18  in.     [Subject  to  adjustment.     Surveyed  in  cooperation  with 

Idaho.]     flOc.  1 19.25  :W  23 

Topographic  (luadrangJe  viaps 

Note. — The  Geological  Survey  makes  contoured  mai)s — three-dimension  topograi)hic 
maps — which  are  designed  eventually  to  cover  the  whole  United  States,  also  Alaska,  Hawaii, 
and  Puerto  Kico.  Tlie  individual  maps  are  iirojected  to  represent  (uiadrangle  areas  rather 
than  political  divisions,  and  each  map  is  designated  by  tlie  name  of  some  i)rominent  town 
or  natural  feature  within  that  area.  The  scales  most  comnionlv  used  are  1  :  24.000  (I 
inch  =  2000  feet).  1:31.680  (1  inch= '/^  mile),  1  :  C2.500  (1  inVh  =  about  1  mile),  and 
1  :  125,000  (1  inch  =  ahoiit  2  miles).  A  general  description  of  topographic  maps  and  a  list 
of  the  symbols  used  are  i)rinted  on  the  reverse  of  each  sheet. 

About  half  of  the  continental  area  of  the  country,  excluding  Alaska,  has  been  mapped, 
every  State  being  represented.  Connecticut,  Delaware,  tlie  District  of  Columbia,  Hawaii, 
Maryland,  Massachusetts,  New  nanii)shire,  New  York.  Oliio,  Rhode  Island,  and  West  Vir- 
ginia are  completely  mapped.  Maps  of  the  regular  size  are  sold  by  the  Geological  Survey 
at  10c.  each.  Except  as  otherwise  indicated,  a  discount  of  40  percent  is  allowed  on  any 
order  which  amounts  to  ?5.00  at  the  retail  i)fice.  The  discount  is  allowed  on  an  order  for 
either  maps  or  folios  alone  or  for  maps  and  folios  together.  In  ordering,  give  the  name 
and  scale  of  the  map  and  the  State  in  which  the  area  lies. 

California,  Folsom  quadiangle,  lat.  38°30'-38°4o',  long.  121  "-121°  15'.  Scale 
1:62,500,  cont(mr  interval  25  ft.     n.  p.  edition  of  1944.     17X14  In.     t  10c. 

1 19.12  :  4  F  73/944 

Connecticiit-New  York-Rhode  Island,  Mystic  quadrangle,  lat.  41°15'-41°22'30", 
long.  71°52'30"-72°.  Scale  1:31,680,  contour  interval  10  ft.  n.  p.  edition  of 
1944.     17X13  in.     1 10c.  1 19.12  :  6  M  999/944 

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1382  GOVEHNMENT    PUBLICATIONS 

Ocorffia,  Adairsville  quadrangle,  lat.  34''ir)'-34°30',  long.  84''45'-85°.  Scale 
1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft.     n.  p.  edition  of  1944.     17X14  in.     f  10c. 

119.12:  10  Ad  11/944 

Louifiiava.  Loui.siana,  Chopin  quadrangle,  lat.  Sl'lS'-SI'SO',  long.  92°45'-93°. 
Scale  1 :  02,500,  contour  interval  20  ft.     n.  p.  edition  of  1944.     17X15  in.     1 10c. 

1 19.12  :  18  C  455/944 

Louisiana,    Florien    quadrmigle,    lat.    31°15'-31°30',    long.    93°15'-93''30'. 

Scale  1 :  02,500,  contour  interval  20  ft.     n.  p.  edition  of  1944.     17X15  in.     1 10c. 

1 19.12  :  18  F  663/944 

MassdChiisrttn.  Massachusett.s,  Fall  River,  east  quadrangle,  lat.  41°37'30"— 11°45', 
long.  71°  -71°07'30".  Scale  1 :  31,080,  contour  interval  10  ft.  n.  p.  edition  of 
1944.     17X13  in.     t     10c.  1 19.12 :  21  F 19/2/944 

Massachusetts-New    Hampshire,    Townsend   quadrangle,    lat.    42°37'30"- 

42°45',  long.  71°37'30"-71°45'.     Scale  1:31,680,  contour  interval  10  ft.     n.  p. 
edition  of  1944.     17X13  in.     t     10c.  119.12:21X666/944 

Ma.ssachusetts.     Reading    quadrangle,    lat.    42°30'-42°37'30",    long.    71°- 

71''07'30".     Scale   1:31,680,    contour   interval    10  ft.     n.   p.    edition    of   1944. 
17X13  in.     t     10c.  1 19.12  :  21  R  227/944 

Massachusetts,     Wilmington     quadrangle,     lat.     42°30'-42°87'30",     long. 

71°07'30"-71°15'.     Scale  1 :  31,680,  contour  interval  10  ft.     n.  p.  edition  of  1944. 
17X13  in.     t     10c.  1 19.12 :  21  W  688/944 

Nevada,  Cortez  quadrangle,  lat.  40''^0°15',  long.  116°30'-116°45'.  Scale  1 :  62,500, 
contour  interval  50  ft.     n.  p.  edition  of  1944.     18X13  in.     t     10c. 

1 19.12 :  28  C  818/944 

NetP  Jersey,  Patersou  quadrangle,  lat.  40°52'30"-41°.  long.  74°07'30"-74°15'. 
Scale  1 :  31,680,  contour  interval  10  ft.     n.  p.  edition  of  1944.     17  X 13  in.     t     10c. 

1 19.12 :  30  P  273/944 

New  York,  Croton  Falls  quadrangle,  lat.  4m5'-41°22'30",  long.  73''37'30"-73°45'. 
Scale  1 :  31,080,  contour  interval  10  ft.     n.  p.  edition  of  1944.     17X13  in.     t     10c. 

1 19.12 :  32  C  884/944 

Washington  State.  Washington,  Clear  Lake  quadrangle,  lat.  48°15'-48°30',  long. 
122°-122°15'.  Scale  1:62,500,  contour  interval  50  ft.  u.  p.  edition  of  1944. 
18X12  in.     t     10c.  1 19.12  :  48  C  58/944 

Washington,  Lake  Tapps, quadrangle,  lat.  47°-47°15',  long.  122°-122°15'. 

Scale  1 :  62,500,  contour  interval  50  ft.     u.  p.  edition  of  1944.     18  X 12  in.    t    10c. 

1 19.12 :  48  L 149/944 

West  F(r(7inJa-Ohio-Pennsylvania,  Wellsville  quadrangle,  lat.  40°30'-40°45',  long. 
80°30'-80°45'.  Scale  1:62,500,  contour  interval  20  ft.  n.  p.  edition  of  1944. 
17X13   in.     t     10c.  119.12:  49  W  463/944 

INDIAN  AFFAIRS  OFFICE 

Indian  education,  [no.]  106-109,  Oct.  1-Nov.  15,  1944;  [edited  by  Willard  W. 
Beatty].  Haskell  Institute  Print  Shop,  Lawrence,  Kans.  [Oct.  15-Nov.  1,  1944]. 
Each  8  p.  12"     (Education  Division.)      [Fortnightly.]     t  120.26:106-109 

MINES  BUREAU 

Blasting  hazards  in  strip  mines  adjacent  to  underground  workings;  by  J.  J. 
Forbes  and  H.  F.  Weaver.  Oct.  1&44.  [l]+5  p.  4"  (Information  circular, 
L  C.  7296.)      [Processed.]     t  128.27:7296 

Cement.  Monthly  cement  report  CP  280.  Nov.  13,  1944.  6  p.  il  f  (Mineral 
industry  surveys.)      [Processed.]     t  128.29:280 

Coal.  Bituminous  coal  and  lignite;  by  W.  H.  Young,  R.  L.  Anderson,  and  L.  H. 
Isaac.  1944.  [2] +110  p.  il.  [Preprint  from  Minerals  yearbook,  1943,  with 
final  statistics  for   1912.]     *  Paper,    15c.  I  28.37/a  :  B  549/943 

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December  1944  1383 

Coal — Continued. 

Bureau  of  Mines  research  on  hydrogenation  and  liquefaction  of  coal  and 

lignite  [with  bibliography]  ;  by  Arno  C  Fieldiier,  Henry  H.  Storch,  and  Lester 
L.  Hirst.     1&44.     69  p.     (Technical  paper  666.)     *  Paper,  15c.     •  Item  646 

L.  C.  card  44-41666  1  28.7  :  666 

-  Low-temperature  carbonization  of  Alaskan  coals ;  by  W.  A.  Selvig,  W.  H. 
Ode,  and  Joseph  D.  Davis.  1944.  iii  +  16  p.  (Technical  paper  668.)  *  Paper, 
10c.     •  Item  646 

L.  C.  card  44-41729  I  2S.7  :  668 

— — •  Monthly  trend  of  employment  at  bituminous-coal  mines  in  United  States 
during  1943.  Oct.  27,  1944.  4  p.  1  pi.  4°  (Mineral  industry  surveys;  H.  S.  S. 
no.  341.)      [Processed.]     t  128.26:341 

Preliminary  estimates  of  production  of  bituminous  coal  and  lignite,  Oct. 

1944.     Nov.  6,  1944.     1  p.  4°     (Mineral  industry  surveys.)      [Monthly.     Proc- 
essed.]    t  128.64:944/10 

Preliminary  estimates  of  production  of  Pennsylvania  anthracite  and  of 

coke,  Oct.  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4°     (Mineral  industry   surveys;  PCC  10-44.) 
[Monthly.     Processed.]     f  128.50:944/10 

•     Weekly  anthracite  and  coke  report  WACR  382-WACR  385.     Nov.  4-25, 

1944.     Each  3  p.  or  2  p.  il.  4"     (Mineral  industry  surveys.)      [Processed.]     t 

I  28.49 :  382-385 

Weekly  coal  report  W.  C.  R.  1424-W.  C.  R.  1427.     Nov.  4-25,  1944.     various 

paging,  il.  4°     (Mineral  industry  surveys.)     [Processed.]     t      128.33:1424-1427 

Coal-mine  accidents  in  United  States,  1942;  by  W.  W.  Adams  and  L.  E.  Geyer. 
1944.     [2] +140  p.     (Bulletin  462.)      *  Paper,  20c.     •  Item  635 
L.  C.  card  32-26951  128.3:462 

Coal-mine  fatalities  in  Sept.  1944.  [1944.]  9+ [4]  p.  il.  4"  (Mineral  industry 
surveys;   CMF  159.)      [Monthly.     Processed.]     t  128.10/2:159 

Coke.  Monthly  coke  report,  MCR  199.  Oct.  28,  1944.  4  p.  il.  4"  (Mineral 
industry  surveys.)      [Processed.]     t  128.30:199 

Gasoline.  Natural  gasoline  and  allied  products,  Sept.  1944.  [1944.]  [2]  p.  4° 
(Mineral  industry  surveys;  NGR  944a-117.)      [Monthly.     Processed.]     t 

I  28.47 :  117 

Hydrocar'bovs.  Thermal  expansion  of  pressure  samples  of  hydrocarbon  liquids 
from  gas-condensate  wells ;  by  R.  Vincent  Smith,  M.  A.  Schellhardt,  and  E.  J. 
Dewees.  Oct.  1944.  [l]+23  p.  17  pi.  4°  (Report  of  investigations,  R.  I. 
3772).  [Processed.  This  report  represents  work  done  under  a  cooperative 
agreement  between  the  Mines  Bureau  and  the  American  Gas  Association.]     t 

I  28.23  :  3772 

Minerals.  Statistical  summary  of  mineral  production  (general  United  States 
summary  and  detailed  production  by  States)  ;  by  Martha  B.  Clark  and  Marian 
E.  Meyer.  1944.  [2]-f59  p.  [Preprint  from  Minerals  yearbook,  1943.] 
*  Paper,  lOe.  I  28.37/a  :  M  662/943 

Mines  and  mining.     Explanation  and  justification  of  tentative  inspection  stand- 
ards for  bituminous-coal  mines  and  lignite  mines  [with  bibliography].     1944. 
ii+139  p.     (Miners' circular  45.)     *  Paper,  20c.     •  Item  640 
L.  C.  card  44-41730  I  28.6 :  45 

}fotor  fuel.  Forecast  of  demand  for  motor  fuel  and  crude  oil,  Nov.  1914.  [1944.] 
3  p.  4"     (Mineral  industry  surveys;  MFR  113.)      [Monthly.     Processed.]     t 

1 28.41 :  113 

Petroleum.  Crude  petroleum  and  petroleum  products,  Aug.  1944.  [1944.]  11 
p.  4°     (Mineral  industry  surveys;  P253.)      [Monthly.     Processed.]     f 

128.18/2:253 

•    Weekly  crude  oil   stock  report  576-579.     Nov.  3-24.   1944.     Each  1  p.  4° 

(Mineral  industry  surveys.)      [Processed.]     t  I  28.46 :  57()-579 

Publications.  New  publications.  Bureau  of  Mines,  monthly  list  354 ;  Oct.  1944. 
[1&44.]     4  p.     t     •  Item  642  128.5/2:354 

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1384  Government  Publications 

Silicosis.  Control  of  silicosis  hazard  by  substitution  of  quartz-free  or  low-quartz 
material  for  sand  under  mine  locomotives;  by  Carlton  E.  Brown  and  H.  H. 
Schrenk,  Oct.  1944.  [l]-f5  p.  4°  (Information  circular,  I.  C.  7297.)  [Proc- 
essed.]    t  128.27:7297 

Bulfur.  Native  sulfur  in  Jan.  1944.  [1944.]  1  p.  4°  (Mineral  industry  sur- 
veys; Mineral  market  reports  S.  18.)      [Monthly.     Processed.]     t       128.63:18 

Same,  Feb.  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4°     (Mineral  industry  surveys;  Mineral 

market  reports  S    19.)      [Monthly.     Processed.]     t  128.03:19 

Same,  in  1st  (juarter,  1944.     [1044.]     1  p.  4°     (Mineral  industry  surveys; 

Mineral  market  reports  S.  20. )     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t  128.63:20 

Same,  Apr.  1944.     [1044.]     1  p.  4°     (Mineral  industry  surveys;  Mineral 

market  reports  S.  21.)      [Monthly.     Processed.]     t  1 2S.G3 :  21 

Same,  May  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  4"     (Mineral  industry  surveys;  Mineral 

market  reports  S.  22.)     [Monthly.     Processed.]     f  128.63:22 

NATIONAL  PARK  SERVICE 

Cod'e  of  Federal  regulations.  Code  supplement,  June  2,  1938-June  1,  1943,  of 
Federal  regulations,  Department  of  Interior,  title  36,  chap.  1.  Rules  and  regu- 
lations, National  Park  Service.  [1!;44.]  [1] +9805-58  p.  [From  Cumulative 
supplement  to  Code  of  Federal  regulations,  book  7,  published  by  Federal  Reg- 
ister Division.  National  Archives.]     I  I  29.9 :  N  21/938-43 

Kennesaxc  Mountain  National  Battlefield  Park,  Ga.  [CuUom  &  Ghertner  Co., 
Nashville.  Tenii..  May  5.  1944.]      [8]  p.  il.     t  I  20.21 :  K  39/2/944 

National  parks.     Information  relating  to  national  park  system.     June  30,  1944. 
iv+44  p.     t     •  Item  052 
L.  C.  card  44-41731  I  29.G  :  N  21/S 

Petrifs  Victory  and  Internatiomil  Peace  Memorial  National  Mmiumcnt,  Ohio. 
[Cullom  &  Ghertner  Co.,  Nashville,  Tenn.,  May  5,  1944]     [8]  p.  il.     t 

1 29.21 :  P  42/944 
RECL.\MATION  BUREAU 

Altvs  project.  West  canal  turnout  at  station  224-f  25.3,  Altus  main  canal,  check 
at  station  224-f48.95.  Altus  main  canal  and  earthwork  and  structures,  station 
0+75.5  to  station  589+25,  west  canal.  Altus  project,  Okla.  [Bradford-Robinson 
Ptg.  Co.,  Denver,  Oct.  14,  1944.]  cover  title,  37  p.  46  pi.  map,  4°  (Specifica- 
tions 1081.)  [Schedule,  specitications  and  drawings;  bids  will  be  received 
until  Nov.  20,  1944.]     f  Paper.  $2.50.  I  27.8  :  1081 

Klamath  project.  Earthwork  and  structures,  station  21+00  to  station  110+95, 
station  119+05  to  station  382+60,  and  station  388+15  to  station  600+00, 
Klamath  Straits  drain  outlet,  Modoc  unit,  Tule  Lake  division,  Klamath  project, 
Oreg.-Calil  [W.  H.  Kistler  Stationery  Company,  Denver,  Oct.  23.  1044.] 
cover  title,  27  p.  7  pi.  map,  4°  (Specification  1()82.)  [Schedule,  specifications, 
and  drawings;  bids  will  be  received  until  Nov.  15,  1944.]     t  Paper,  $1.50. 

127.8:1082 

Tucumeari  project.  Earthwork,  station  4+50  to  station  55+59,  Tucumcari 
lateral,  and  earthwork  and  tunnel  no.  5,  station  2981+52  to  station  2973+45, 
station  3048+06  to  station  3188+52,  Conchas  Canal,  Tucumcari  project.  N.  Mex. 
fW,  H.  Kistler  Stationery  Company,  Denver,  Nov.  7.  1944.]  cover  title,  37  p. 
3  pi.  map.  4°  (Specifications  1()83.)  [Schedules,  specifications,  and  drawings; 
bids  will  be  received  until  Nov.  17,  1944.]     t  Paper,  $1.50.  I  27.8  :  1083 

WAR  RELOCATION  AUTHORITY 

Note. — Under  the  provisions  of  Exocntive  order  042.3.  daterl  Feb.  16,  1944.  the  War 
Relocntion  Authority  was  transferred  from  the  Emergency  Management  Office  to  the 
Interior  Depactment. 

Nisei  in  uniform.     [1944.]     cover  title.   [24]  p.  il.  4°     [Issued  in  collaboration 
with  War  Department.     Text  on  p.  2-4  of  cover.]     f     •  Item  954 
L.  C.  card  44-41732  I52.2:N63- 

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December  1944  1385 

INTERSTATE  COMMERCE  COMMISSION 

Note. — The  bound  volumes  of  the  decisions,  usually  known  as  Interstate  Commerce 
Commission  reports,  Interstate  Commerce  Commission  reports — Motor  carrier  cases,  and 
Interstate  Commerce  Commission  reports — Valuation  reports  are  sold  b.v  the  Superin- 
tendent of  Documents,  Government  Printing  Office,  Washington  25,  D.  C,  at  various 
prices,  dependins  upon  the  size  of  the  volume.  Separate  decisions  or  opinions  are  sold 
on  subscription,  price  $1.50  per  volume  ;  foreign  subscription,  .$2.00  ;  single  copies,  usimlly 
5c.  In  ordering  a  volume,  be  sure  to  specify  the  series  and  whether  Finance  or  other 
than  Finance  decisions  are  desired.  Entries  for  the  separate  decisions  are  grouped  below 
under  center  heads  following  other  Interstate  Commerce  Commission  put)lications. 

Allefihnny  Corporati07i.  Before  Intorstate  Commerce  Commission,  docket  no. 
29085,  control  of  Chesapeake  and  Ohio  Railway  Company,  New  York,  Chicago 
and  St.  Louis  Railroad  Company,  I'ere  Marqnette  Railway  Company,  hy  Alle- 
ghany Corporation,  Robert  K.  Young,  Allan  P.  Kirby;  brief  on  behalf  of  Inter- 
state Commerce  Commission.     [1944.]    cover  title,  iv+98  p.    t    IC  1.13/1 :  Al  52 

Decisions.  Decisions  of  Interstate  0<immerce  Commission  (finance  reports),  July 
1942-Apr.  1944.  1943.  xxi-f905  p.  (Interstate  Commerce  Commission  reports, 
V.  254.)     *  Cloth,  $2.00.     •   Item  072  IC  1.6/1 :  254 

Note. — The  Interstate  Commerce  Commission  assigns  a  volume  in  the  series  of  reports 
at  various  times  which  contains  only  finance  dockets.  This  is  true  regarding  v.  254  here 
catal  iged. 

See  also,  below,  center  heads  beginning  Decisions. 

Electric  railroads.    Selected  financial  and  operating  statistics  from  annual  reports 
of  electric  railways,  year  ended  D?c.  31,  1943.     Washington,  D.  C,  Oct.  1944. 
ri]+24  p.  oblong  8°     (Statement  4441.)      [Processed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  41-22807  IC  1  eler.2  :  F  49/943 

Finance  decisions.  See,  above.  Decisions,  v.  2.")4 — below,  center  head  Decisions 
(Finance). 

Freifiht  comnrodity  statistics  of  class  1  steam  railways  in  United  States,  May  1944. 
[1944.]     13  p.  oblong  larse  8°     (Statement  M-.'"i0O ;  Transport  Economics  and 
Statistics  Bureau.)     [Monthly.     Subject  to  correction  of  errors  in  carrier  re- 
ports under  correspondence.]     f     •  Item  704 
L.  C.  card  41^1827  IC  1  ste.26 :  944/5 

Fuel.  Fuel  and  power  for  locomotives  and  rail  motor  cars  of  class  1  steam  rail- 
ways in  United  States  (cla.ss  1  switching  and  terminal  companies  included), 
Aug.  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  oblong  large  8°  f  Statement  M-230,  OS-F  ;  Transport 
Economics    and    Statistics    Bureau.)       [Monthly.      Subject    to    revision.]     t 

•  Item  700 

L.  C.  card  A  36-784  IC  1  ste.30  :  944/8 

Same,  Sept  1944.     [1P44.]    2  p.  oblong  large  8°     (Statement  M-230.  OS-E ; 

Tran.sport   E -onomics  and   Statistics  Bureau.)      [Monthly.     Subject   to   revi- 
sion.lt     •    Item  706  IC  1  ste.30  :  944/9 

Motor  carrier  decisions.    See,  below,  center  head  Decisions  (Motor  carrier) . 

Motor  carrier  finance  decisions.  See,  below,  center  head  Decisions  (Motor  carrier, 
finance). 

Motor  carriers.    Revenues  and  passengers  of  class  1  motor  carriers  of  passengers 
(excluding  charter  or  special).  .Tune  1944.     [1944]     4  p.  oblong  large  8°     (State- 
ment M-700,  BT;  Transport  Economics  and  Statistics  Bureau.)      [Monthly. 
Subject  to  revision.]     f     •  Item  092 
L.  C.  card  A39-1103  IC  1  Dcfot.ll :  944/6 

Same,  .Tuly  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  oblong  large  8**     (Statement  M-700,  BT; 

Transport   Economics  and   Statistics  Bureau.)      [Monthly.     Subject   to   revi- 
sion.]    t     •  Item  692  '    IC  1  mot.ll :  944/7 

Revenues,  expenses,  other  income  and  statistics  of  class  1  motor  carriers  of 

passengers,  2d  quarter,  1944.     [1944.]     2  p.  oblong  large  8°     (Statement  Q-750, 
BRE;  Transport  Economics  and  Statistics  Bureau.)     [Subject  to  revision.]     t 

•  Item  693 

L.  C.  card  A  39-871  IC  1  mot.l2 :  944/2 

Opinions.    See,  above,  Decisions — below,  center  heads  beginning  Decisions. 
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RaUrodd  accidentK.  In  matter  of  making  accident  investigation  reports  under 
locomotive  inspection  act  of  Feb.  17,  1911,  as  amended:  Alton  Railroad,  near 
Willow  Springs.  111.,  Sept.  14,  1944,  caused  by  unsecured  shim  or  filler  piece 
between  running  board  and  main  air  reservoir  hanger  bracket  losing  out. 
[1944.]    4  p.  4°     [Processed.]    t  IC  1  acci.5 :  W  684 

Same :  Cliicag()  &  North  Western  Railway,  accident,  near  Allen,  111.,  Sept.  8, 

1944,  caused  by  failure  of  steam  pipe  in  front  end  of  locomotive.     [1944.]     3  p.  4° 
[Processed.]     t  IC  1  acci.5 :  Al  54/2 

Same:  New  York  Central  Railroad,  accident,  Chesterton.   Ind.,  Oct.   21, 

1944,  caused  by  front  cylinder  head  and  piston  being  thrown  from  locomotive. 
[1944.]     4  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  IC  1  acci.5  :  C  426 

Same :  Southern  Railway,  accident,  near  Blythewood  S.  C.,  Aug.  10,  1944, 

caused  bv  defective  insulation  on  lieadli^ht  wires.     [1944.]     4  p.  4°     [Proc- 
essed.]    t  IC  1  acci.5  :  B  629 

Investigation  2819:  Jamestown,  Westfield  &  Northwestern  Railroad  Com- 
pany, report  in  re  accident,  near  Bonita,  N.  Y.,  Aug.  26,  1944.  [1944.]  9  p.  il.  4" 
[Processed.  ]     t  IC  1  acci.5 :  B  642 

Investigation  2821 :  Union  Pacific  Railroad  Company,  report  in  re  accident, 

Pocatello,  Idaho,  Aug.  29,  1944.     [1944.]     7  p.  il.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

IC  1  acci.5  :  P  75/2 

Investigation  2822:  Chesapeake  and  Ohio  Railway  Company,  report  in  re 

accident,  near  Walbridge,  Ky.,  Aug.  30.  1944.     [1944.]     10  p.   il.  4°     [Proc- 
essed.]    t  IC  1  acci.5  :  W  14 

Investigation   2823 :  Central  of  Georgia  Railway  Company,  report  in  re 

accident,    neiir   Macon    Junction,    Ga.,    Aug.    81,    1944.     [1944.]     10   p.    il.    4" 
[Processed.]     t  IC  1  acci.5  :  M  237 

Investigation  2824:  Chicago,  Rock  Island  &  Pacific  Railway  Company,  re- 
port in  re  accident,  near  Norton,  Kans.,  Sept.  3,  1944.  [1944.]  12  p.  il.  4° 
[Processed.]     t  IC  1  acci.5  :  N  829 

'■    Investigation  2826:  Louisville  &  Nashville  Railroad  Company,  report  in 

re  accident,    Birmingham,   Ala.,   Sept.   4,   1944.     [1944.]     7   p.    il.   4°     [Proc- 
essed.]    t  IC  1  acci.5 :  B  537 

Investigation  2827 :  Chicago  &  Eastern  Illinois  Railroad  Company,  report 

in  re  accident  near  Dewey,  Ind.,  Sept.  14,  1944.     [1944.]     14  p.  il.  4"     [Proc- 
essed.]    t  IC  1  acci.5. :  D  515 

Investigation  2828:  Terminal  Railroad  Association  of  St.  Louis,  report  in 

re  accident,  Vallev  Junction.  111..  Sept.  18,  1944.     [1944.]     8  p.  il.  4°     [Proc- 
essed.]    t  IC  1  acci.5 :  V  243/3 

■  Investigation  2829 :  Northern  Pacific  Railway  Company,  report  in  re  acci- 
dent, Castle  Rock,  Wash.,  Sept.  18,  1944.     [1944.]     8  p.  il.  4"     [Processed.]     t 

IC  1  acci.5  :  C  279 

Investigation  2830:  Northern  Pacific  Railway  Company,  report  in  re  acci- 
dent near  Castle  Rock.  Wash.,  Sept.  19,  1944.  [1944.]  9  p.  il.  4°  [Proc- 
essed.]    t  IC  1  acci.5  :  C  279/2 

Investigation  2831:  Northern  Pacific  Railway  Company,  report  in  re  acci- 
dent near  Little  R<:cl<.  Wash..  Sept.  20.  1944.  [1944.]  7  p.  il.  4°  [Proc- 
essed. ]     t  IC  1  acci.5  :  L  729/3 

Summary  of  accidents  reported  by  steam  railways,  June  1944  [with  quar- 
terly summaries  by  railways  and  States,  Apr.-June  1944].  [1944.]  9  p.  oblong 
large  8"  (Statement  I\I-400 :  Transport  Economics  and  Statistics  Bureau.) 
[Monthly.     Subject  to  revision.]     "i"     •  Item  716 

L.  C.  card  A  27-80  IC  1  ste.31 :  944/6 

Same,  July  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  oblong  large  8"  (Statement  M-400;  Trans- 
port Economics  and  Statistics  Bureau.)  [Monthly.  Subject  to  revision.]  t 
•  Item  716  IC  1  ste.31 :  944/7 

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December  1944  1387 

Railroad  employees.  Statistical  analysis  of  carriers'  monthly  hours  of  service 
reports  covering  all  railroads  which  reported  during  year  ended  June  30,  1944, 
instances  in  which  employees  were  on  duty  fur  periods  other  than  those  pro- 
vided by  Federal  hours  of  service  act ;  compiled  by  Bureau  of  Safety.  [1944  ] 
23  p  4°  *  Paper,  10c.  •  Item  6S5 
L.  C.  card  20-26534  IC 1  hou.9 :  944 

Wage  statistics  of  class  1  steam  railways  in  United  States  for  12  months 

ended  with  Dec.  1943.  [1944.]  4  p.  oblong  large  8"  (Statement  M-300; 
Transport  Economics  and  Statistics  Bureau.)  [Subject  to  revision.]  t 
•  Item  71S 

L.  C.  card  A  29-382  IC  1  ste.25 :  943/13 

Wage  statistics  of  class  1  steam  railways  in  United  States  (switching  and 

terminal  companies  not  included),  Aug.  1944.  [1944.]  4  p.  il.  oblong  large  8" 
(Statement  M-300;  Transport  Economics  and  Statistics  Bureau.)  [Monthly. 
Subject  to  revision.],   t     •  Item  718  IC  1  ste.25  :  944/8 

Railroads.  Condensed  consolidated  statistical  statements,  class  1  railways  hav- 
ing annual  railway  operating  revenues  of  $10,000,000  or  more,  year  ending 
Dec.  31,  1942.  Washington,  D.  C,  Sept.  1944.  cover  title,  75  p.  4"  (Statement 
4411.)      [Processed.]     f  IC  1  ste.46 :  942 

Freight  train  performance  of  class   1   steam   railways   in  United   States 

(switching  and  terminal  companies  not  included),  Aug.  1944.  [1944.]  2  p. 
oblong  large  8"  (Statement  M-211,  OS-A  ;  Transport  Economics  and  Statis- 
tics Bureau.)      [Monthly.     Subject  to  revision]     t     •  Item  705 

L.  C.  card  A  36-575  IC  1  ste.35 :944/8 

Same.  Sept.  1944.     [1944.]     2  p.  oblong  large  8°     (Statement  M-211,  OS-A  ; 

Transport  Economics  and  Statistics  Bui-eau.)  [Monthly.  Subject  to  revi- 
sion.]    t     •  Item  705  IC  1  ste.35 :  944/9 

Motive  power  and  car  e(iuipni('iit    of  class   1   steam   railways  in   United 

States  (class  1  switching  and  terminal  companies  included),  Aug.  1944.  [1944.] 
2  p.  oblong  large  8°  (Statement  M-24(),  OS-F;  Transport  Economics  and 
Statistics  Bureau.)      [Monthly.     Subject    to   revision.]     t     •  Item  709 

L.  C.  card  A  36-576  IC  1  ste.36:944/8 

Same,  Sept.  1944.     [1944.]     2  p.  oblong  large  8°     (Statement  M-240,  OS-F; 

Transport  Economics  and  Statistics  Bureau.)  [Monthly.  Subject  to  revi- 
sion.]    t     •  Item  709  IC  1  ste.36 :  944/9 

Operating  revenues  and  operating  expenses  of  class  1  steam  railways  in 

United  States  (.switching  and  terminal  comi>anies  not  included),  Sept.  1944. 
[1944.]  2  p.  oblong  large  8°  (Statement  M-lOO ;  Transport  Economics  and 
Statistics  Bureau.)      [Monthly.     Subject  to  revision.]     j     •  Item  710 

L.  C.  card  A  35-1300  IC  1  ste.l9  :  944/9 

Operating  revenues  and  operating  expenses,  selected  items  for  large  steam 

railways,  Sept.  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  oblong  large  8°  (Statement  M-150 ;  Trans- 
port Economics  and  Statistics  Bureau.)  [Monthly.  Subject  to  revision.]  t 
•  Item  711 

L.   C.  card  A  29-378  IC  1  ste.20  :  944/9 

— —     Operating  statistics  of  laige  steam  railways,  selected  items  for  Aug.  1944 
compared  with  Aug.  1943;  Aug.  1944.     [1044.]     2  p.  oblong  large  8"     (State- 
ment M-200 ;  Ti-ansport  Economics  and  Statistics  Bureau.)      [Monthly.     Sub- 
ject to  revision.]     f     •  Item  712 
L.  C.  card  A  29-3S0  IC  1  ste  22 :  944/8 

Same  for  Sept.  1944,  compared  with  Sept.  1943;  Sept.  1944.     [19-14.]     2  p. 

oblong  large  8"  (Statfment  M-200;  Transport  Economics  and  Statistics  Bu- 
reau.)    [Monthly.     Subject  to  revision.]     t     •  Item  712  IC  1  ste.22 :  944/0 

Passenger  traflic  statistics    (other   than  coniniutation)    of  class  1   steam 

raihvavs  in  United  States  (switching  and  terminal  conipanirs  not  included), 
July  1944.  [1944.1  2  p.  oblong  Inrgo  S"  (Statement  M-2.-.0.)  [Monthly. 
Processed.     Subject  to  revision.)     t 

L.  C.  card  A  38-127L!  IC  1  ste.40  :  944/7 

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Railroads — Continued. 

Passenger  train  performance  of  class  1  steam  railways  in  United  States 

(switthing  and  terminal  companies  not  included),  Aug.  1944.  [1944.]  4  p. 
oblong  large  8"  (Statement  M-213,  OS-B  ;  Transport  Economics  and  Statistics 
Bureau.)      [Monthly.     Subject  to  revision.]     t     •  Item  713 

L.  C.  card  A  36-577  IC  1  ste.37 :  944/8 

Same,  Sept.  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  oblong  large  8"     ( Statement  M-213,  OS-B  ; 

Transport  ^^.'conomics  and  Statistics  Bureau.)  [Monthly.  Subject  to  revi- 
sion.]    t     •  Item  713  IC  1  ste.37 :  944/9 

Preliminary  abstract  of  railway  statistics  (steam  railways,  Railway  Ex- 
press A.i,a'iicy,  Inf.,  and  Pullman  Company),  year  ended  Dec.  31,  1943.  [1944.] 
cover  title.  60  p.  oblong  large  8°  (Transport  Economics  and  Statistics  Bu- 
reau.)     *  Paper,  r>Oc.     •  Item  674 

L.  C.  card  12-1{X)09  IC  1.14 :  943 

Revenue  traffic  statistics  of  class  1  steam  railways  in  United  States  (switch- 
ing and  terminal  companies  not  included),  Aug.  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  oblong 
large  8°  (Statement  M-220,  OS-D ;  Transport  Economics  and  Statistics  Bu- 
reau.)     [Monthly.     Subject  to  revision.]     f     •  Item  714 

L.  C.  card  A  29-381  IC  1  ste.  24 :  944/8 

Selected  income  and  balance  sheet  items  of  class  1  steam  railways  in  United 

States  (switching  and  terminal  companies  not  included)  [and  Selected  income 
items  by  regions  and  districts,  cla.ss  1  steam  railways],  Aug.  1944.  [1944.]  2 
p.  il.  oblong  large  8°  (Statement  M-125 ;  Transport  Economics  and  Statistics 
Bureau.)      [Monthly.     Subject  to  revision.]     t     •Item  715 

L.  C.  card  A  32-1785  IC  1  ste.34 :  944/8 

Tons  of  revenue  freight  originated  and  tons  terminated  in  carloads  by 

classes  of  commodities  and  by  geographic  areas,  class  1  steam  railways,  Apr. 
1!)44.  [1944.]  13  p.  oblong  large  8"  (Statement  M-550,  SCS ;  Transport 
Economics  and  Statistics  Bureau.)  [Monthly.  Subject  to  revision.]  t 
•  Item  717 

L.  C.  card  A  40-2952  IC  1  ste.42  :  944/4 

Yard  service  performance  of  class  1  steam  railways  in  United  States  (class 

1  switching  and  terminal  companies  included),  Aug.  1944.  1944.  1  p.  oblong 
large  8"  (Statement  M-215,  OS-C ;  Transport  Economics  and  Statistics  Bu- 
reau.)     [Monthly.     Subject  to  revision.]     f     •  Item  719 

L.  C.  card  A36-578  IC  1  ste.38  :  JM4/9 

Same,  Sept.  1944.     1944.     1  p.  oblong  large  S"     (Statement  M-215,  OS-C ; 

Transport  Economics  and  Statistics  Bureau.)  [Monthly.  Subject  to  revision.] 
t     •  Item  719  IC  1  ste.38 :  944/9 

Trafjfic.  Post-\\ar  traffic  levels ;  prepared  by  Spurgeon  Bell  and  L.  E.  Peabody, 
with  assistance  of  Edward  Kriz.  Washington,  D.  C,  Oct.  1944.  cover  title, 
xi-f211  p.  il.  4°     (Statement  4440.)     [Processed.]     t  101.2:  T67 

Traffic  decisions.     See,  below,  center  head  Decisions  {Traffic). 

Transportntinn.     Monthly   comment    on    transportation   statistics    [Sept.    1944]. 
Nov.  6,  1944.     16  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  A42-3365  IC  1.17  :  944/9 

Valuation  decisions.    See,  below,  center  head  Decisions  (Valuation) . 

Water  carrier  decisions.    See,  below,  center  head  Decisions  {Water  carrier). 

Willett  Company  of  Indiana,  Inc.  No.  507,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States, 
Oct.  term,  1944,  Interstate  Commerce  Commission,  Willett  Company  of  Indiana, 
Inc.,  and  Pennsylvania  Railroad  Company  r.  Harry  A.  Parker,  doing  business  as 
Parker  Motor  Freight,  et  al.,  appeal  from  district  court  for  southern  district  of 
Indiana;  statement  as  to  jurisdiction.     [1944.]     cover  title,  12  p.     $ 

IC  1.13/1 :  W  669 

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December  1944  ISS^" 

Decisions  (Finance) 

Note. — The  following  decisions  or  opinions  issued  in  separate  form  are  from  the  Inter- 
state Commerce  Commission  reports. 

See  also  subhead  Decisions  on  p.  1385. 

Boatner,  Victor  V.  Finance  docket  no.  14522,  in  re  Boatrier,  interlocking  direc- 
torate application  of  Victor  V.  Boatner  ;  decided  July  10,  1&44.  [1944.]  p.  369- 
374.     (F-8662.)      [From  v.  257.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  l.G/la :  F-86<K 

Bush  Terminal  Railroad.  Finance  docket  no.  14137,  Bush  Terminal  Railroad 
Company  operation;  decided  July  28,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  375-398.  (F-8663.) 
[From  V.  257.]     ♦  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/ la  :  F-8663 

Canton,  Aberdeen  &  NashriUc  Railroad.  Finance  docket  no.  14510,  Canton,  Aber- 
deen &  Nashville  Railroad  Company  et  al.  lease ;  [decided  June  28,  1944J. 
[1944.]      [1] +346-350  p.     (F-8659.)      [From  v.  257.]     *  Paper.  5c. 

IC  1.6/la :  F-8659' 

Chicago.  Rock  Island  d  Pacific  Railway.  Finance  docket  no.  10028,  Chicago,  Rock 
Island  &  Pacific  Railway  Company  reorganization  ;  decided  May  1, 1944.  [1944.] 
p.  307-345.     (F-865S.)      [From  v.  257.]     *  Paper,  10c.  IC  1.6/la :  F-8658 

Minneapolis,  ^t.  Paul  d  Sault  Ste.  Marie  Railway.  Finance  docket  no.  11897, 
Minneapolis,  St.  Paul  &  Sault  Ste.  Marie  Railway  Company  reorganization; 
decided  July  8,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  441-452.  (F-8665.)  [From  v.  257]  -Paper, 
5c.  IC  1.6/la :  F-8665 

Pennsylvania  Co.  Finance  docket  no.  14530,  Pennsylvania  Companv  notes;  de- 
cided May  25,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  351-363.  (F-8660.)  [From  v.  257.]*  *  Paper, 
5c.  IC  1.6/la  ;  F-bGGO 

St.  Louis-Snn  Francisco  Railivay.  Finance  docket  no.  10008,  St.  Louis-San  Fran- 
cisco Railwav  Company  reorganization  ;  decided  July  4,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  399- 
440.      (F-8(;64.)      [From  V.  257.]     *  Paper,  10c.  IC  1.6/la  ;  F-8664 

Union  Pacific  Railroad.  Finance  docket  no.  14613,  Union  Pacific  Railroad  Com- 
pany equipment  trust  certificates;  [decided  Aug.  7,  1944].  [1944.]  [1]  4-364— 
368  p.     (F-8661.)      [From  v.  257.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la :  F-8661 

Decisions  (Motor  carrier) 

Note. — The  following  decisions  or  opinions  issued  in  separate  form  are  from  the  Inter- 
state Commerce  Commission  reports. 

Advertising  matter.  Investigation  and  suspension  docket  no.  M-2321,  advertising 
matter  between  Chicago  and  Missouri  points;  decided  Aug.  5,  1944.  [1944.) 
p.  665-668.      (M-fi571.)      [From  Motor  carrier  cases,  v.  43.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

IC  1  mot.S/a  ;  M-6571 

Bekins  Van  d  Storage  Co.  No.  MC-52383  Bekins  Van  and  Storage  Company  com- 
mon carrier  application  ;  decided  June  7,  19-14.  [1944.]  p.  401-415.  (M-6r.36.) 
[From  Motor  carrier  cases,  v.  43.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1  mot.8/a  ;  M  -6536^ 

Bonner  Hanling  Co.,  Inc.  No.  MC-603S7,  Bonner  Hauling  Company,  Inc.,  com- 
mon carrier  application  ;  decided  July  4,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  563-568.'  ( lM-6557.) 
[From  Motor  carrier  cases,  v.  43.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1  mot.8/a  :  M-6557 

Campus  Coach  Lines.  No.  MC-22589,  Campus  Travel,  Inc.,  [doing  business  aa 
Campus  Coach  Lines]  common  carrier  application;  decided  June  6,  1944.- 
[1944.]    p.  421-431.     {M-6538.)     [From  Motor  carrier  cases,  v.  43.]     *  Paper.  5c, 

IC  1  mot.8/a  :  M-653S 

Deaton  Truck  Lines,  Inc.  No.  IMC-11207,  Deaton  Truck  Lines,  Inc.,  (successor  in 
interest  to  C.  D.  Deaton  [doing  business  as  Deaton  Truck  Lines])  common  car- 
rier application  ;  decided  July  4,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  585-595.  (M-656:i.)  [From 
motor  carrier  cases,  v.  43.]     *  Paper,  5c.  ICl  mot.8/a  :  M-656?- 

Derr,  Martin  M.  No.  MC-81353,  Martin  M.  Derr  contract  carrier  application? 
decided  Apr.  17,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  437-445.  (M-6540.)  [From  Motor  carrier 
cases,  V.  43.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1  mot.8/a  :  M-654(^ 

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Dick's  Transfer  d  Truck  Terminal.  No.  MC-65771,  Dick's  Transfer  &  Truck 
Terminal  contract  carrier  application;  [decided  July  4.  19441.  [1944.]  [1]  H 
59G-598  p.     (M-6564.)      [From  Motor  carrier  cases,  v.  43.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

IC 1  mot.8/a  :  M-65&4 

Dijrie  Freight  lAnra.  Inc.  No.  MC-C-365,  Dixie  Freight  Lines,  Inc.  v.  George 
StniiiRo  Freight  Linos,  Inc.;  [decided  July  3.  1944.]  [1944.]  [l]+574-576  p. 
(M-6-")50. )      [From  Motor  carrier  cases,  v.  43.]     *  Paper,  He. 

IC  1  mot.8/a :  M-6o59 

Eric  liailrnad.  No.  MC-100604,  Erie  Railroad  Company,  self-insurance;  decided 
Julv  10,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  579-580.  (M-6561.)  [From  Motor  carrier  cases. 
V.  43. 1     ♦  Paper,  5c.  IC  1  mot.8/a  :  M-6561 

Fitterlinrj  Trnnsporintion  Co.,  Inc.  No.  MC-72140  (sub-no.  8),  Fitterling  Trans- 
portation Co..  Inc.,  extension  of  operations,  Detroit,  Elkhart;  decided  July  11. 
1944.  [1944.]  p.  581-584.  (M-6562.)  [From  Motor  carrier  cases,  v.  43.] 
*  Paper,  5c.  IC  1  mot.8/a  :  M-6562 

Frei(/hf  rnnsoUdators.  Investigation  and  suspension  docket  no.  M-2180,  definition 
of  freight  ronsolidators  ;  decided  June  12, 1944.  [1944.]  p.  527-539.  ( M-6552. ) 
[From  Motor  carrier  cases,  v.  43.]     *  Paper,  .5c.  IC  1  mot.8/a  :  M-6552 

(7.  d  ^f.  Motor  Trmvifer  Co.,  Inc.  No.  MC-73673.  G.  &  M.  Motor  Transfer  Com- 
pany. Incorporated,  common  carrier  application  ;  decided  July  10.  1044.  [1944.] 
p.  497-510.     (M-G550. )      [From  Motor  carrier  cases,  v.  43.]     *  Paper.  5c. 

IC  1  mot.8/a  :  M-6550 

Galvin,  Thomas  F..  ir.  No.  MC-12271.  Tliomas  Francis  Galvin.  jr..  broker  appli- 
cation :  [decided  jnne  1.  1944].  [1944.1  [1] +4.-8-462  p.  (M-6.-i43.)  [From 
!\Iotor  carrier  cases,  v.  43.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1  mot.8/a  :  M-6543 

Green  Bros.,  Inc.  No.  'MC-88741,  Green  Bros..  Incorporated,  contract  carrier 
application;  [decided  June  27.  1944].  [1944.]  [l]+.552-.5.54  p.  (M-6555.) 
[From  Motor  carrier  cases,  v.  43.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1  niot.S/a  :  M-6555 

OreenficM.  David.  No.  MC-104416,  David  Greenfield  common  carrier  application  ; 
decided  July  11,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  55.5-562.  (M-6556.)  [From  Motor  carrier 
cases,  V.  43.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1  mot.8/a :  M-6556 

Inter  Citif  Tran.^porfation  Co.,  Inc.  No.  MC-668.  Lincoln  Timnel  applications. 
Inter  City  Transportation  Company.  Incorporated,  common  carrier  application  : 
decided  iulv  31.  1944.  [1944.]  p.  707-71.5.  (M-6578.)  [From  Motor  carr'er 
cases,  v.  43.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1  mot.8/a  :  M-657« 

Interstate  Truck  Service,  Inc.  No.  IMC-72923,  Interstate  Truck  Service,  Inc..  com- 
mon carrier  application  ;  decided  June  2. 1944.  [1944.]  p.  375-40O.  (M-fi5.35  ) 
[From  Motor  carrier  cases,  v.  43.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1  mot.8/a  :  M-f535 

Joint  Northeastern  Motor  Carrier  Association,  Inc.  No.  MC-C-3T1.  .Joint  North- 
eastern Motor  Carrier  Association.  Inc..  r.  Jack  Rose  and  M.  Welloff.  doing 
business  as  Rose  Transportation  Company:  decided  Jnne  16.  1944.  [1944] 
p   487-4'^S.     (JI-6-48. )      [From  Motor  carrier  cases,  v.  43.]     *  Pap^-r.  5c. 

IC  1  mot.S/:i :  M-O.-hIS 

Klein  Dress  Co.  No.  MC-10.354S  (sub-no.  1).  Benjamin  L.  Klein  [doing  business 
as  Klein  Dress  Co.]  contract  carrier  application  ;  decid'^d  June  9.  1944.  [1944.] 
p.  451-457.     (M-6542.)     [From  Motor  carrier  cases,  v.  43]     *  Paper.  .5c. 

IC  1  mot.S/a  :  M-6542 

Knrrht  Trucking  Co.  No.  MC-7024o  fsub  nn.  1).  Mat  Knecht  [doing  business  as 
Knecht  Trucking  Companvl  extension  of  oii!^ration«.  H-ir*ford  City.  Ind. : 
docidod  July  IT.  1944.  [i'1-14.]  p.  511-"2fi  (M  65.-1.)  I  From  Motor  car- 
rier cisc^s.  V.  43.]     *  Paper.  5(\  IC  1  niot.S/a  :  M-6"51 

Lihertp  Motor  Freight  Linrs.  Inc.  No.  MC-222.  T,bn-*y  Motor  Frriglit  Lin->s. 
Incorporated,  common  carrier  application  ;  [docldod  June  6.  1914].  [1944. 1 
fl  14-446-459  p.      fM-6541.)      [From  Motor  carreer  cases,  v   43.]     •  Pnpj-r.  'c 

IClmot.S/a:'M-6-.41 

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Lincoln  Storuyc  d  Muvhiy  Co.  No.  MC-GS801  (sub-no.  1),  Lincoln  Storage  & 
Moving  Company  broker  application;  [decided  June  1.  liJ441.  11944.] 
llJ+432-43t)  p.      (M-G53!J.)      [From  Motor  carrier  cases,  v.  43.]     *  I'apfr,  iic. 

IClmot.8/a:  M-Gij39 

Loraine  Transfer  Co.,  Inc.  No.  MC-128S,  Loraine  Transfer  Company,  Inc.,  com- 
mon carrier  application  ;  decided  July  4,  1944.  [1"J44.]  p.  5t;i>-573.  ( M-ObiriS. ) 
[Fri»m  Motor  carrier  cases,  v.  43.]     *  I'aper,  5c.  IC  1  mot.8/a  :  M-G.j5S 

Manhattan  Coach  Lines,  Inc.  No.  MC-C-164  Manbattan  Coacb  Lines,  lie,  <•;  il. 
V.  Adirondack  Transit  Lines,  Inc.;  decided  June  6,  1944.  [1"J44.]  p.  477-4*4. 
(M-(}o4(J.)      [From  Motor  carrier  cases,  v.  43.  J     *  I'aper,  5c. 

ICl  mots  a:M-6546 

Milhr  Tran.sjjortation  Co.  No.  MC-78227  (sub-no.  1),  Jay  L.  ^liller  [doing  busi- 
ness as  Miller  Transportation  Co.]  extension  of  operation.  Idwn  and  Illinois; 
decided  July  27,  1!)44.  [1944.]  p.  .^77-578.  (M-G560.)  [From  Motor  carrier 
t-ases.  V.  43.  J      *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1  mot.8/a  :  M-G560 

Paper.  Investigation  and  suspension  docket  no.  M-2344,  paper  between  Boston, 
Mass.,  and  points  in  Massachusetts  and  Rhode  Island ;  decided  Aug.  9,  1944. 
[1944. J  p.  G61-664.  (M-G570.)  [From  Motor  carrier  cases,  v.  43.  J  *  Paper, 
5c.  IC  1  mot.8/a  :  M-G570 

Railuxiy  E.vprom  Arjency.  Inc.  No.  MC-G65G2  (sub-no.  1),  Railway  Express 
Agency,  Incorporated,  common  carrier  application ;  decided  May  27.  1944. 
[1944.]  p.  463-469.  (M-6544.)  [From  Motor  carrier  cases,  v.  43.]  *  Paper, 
5c.  IC  1  mot.S/a  :  M-6544 

No.  MC-665G2  (sub-no.  380),  Railway  Express  Agency,  Incorporated,  ex- 
tension of  operation,  Jackson,  Saginaw;  [decided  May  IS,  1944].  [1944.] 
[l]-f41G-420  p.     (M-6537.)      [From  Motor  carrier  cases,  v.  43.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

IC  1  mot.S/a  :  M-G537 

Bock  Island  Motor  Transit  Co.  No.  MC-29130  t sub-no.  8),  Rock  Island  Motor 
Transit  Company  extension  of  operations,  Trenton,  Mo.;  [decided  June  13, 
1944].  [1944.]  [1]+47U-^7G  p.  (M-654.").)  [From  Motor  carrier  cases, 
v.  43.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1  mot.8/a  :  M-6o45 

RiKjs.  Investigation  and  suspension  docket  no.  M-1216,  rugs  and  matting  from 
the  East  to  western  trunk  line  territory;  [decided  July  10,  1944].  [1944.] 
[1] -1-540-542  p.      (M-6553.)      [From  Mutvv  carrier  cases,  v.  43.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

IC  1  mot.S/a  :  M-6553 

Schafer,  William,  d  Son,  Inc.  No.  MC-FC-16717,  Federal  Storage  Warehouses, 
Inc.,  purchase,  William  Schafer  &  Son.  liic. ;  decided  Sept.  1.  1944.  [1944.] 
p.  673-680.     (M-G573.)      [From  Motor  carrier  cases,  v.  43.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

IC  1  mot.8/a  :  M   :;.".7;^> 

Somerset  Bus  Co.,  Inc.  No.  MC-2880  (sub-no.  1),  Somerset  Ikis  Co.,  Inc.,  exten- 
sion of  operations,  Somerville-New  York  City;  decided  July  19,  1944.  [1944.] 
p.  543-551.      (M-6554.)      [From  Motor  carrier  cases,  v.  43.  |     *  Paper,  5c. 

IC  ]  mot.S/a  :  M-6554 

Talc.  No.  MC-C-3S0.  crude  talc  from  California  mines  to  Dunn,  Calif.;  decided 
June  23,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  485-486.  (M-G547.)  [From  IMotor  carrier  cases. 
V.  43.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1  mot. 8  'a  :  M-6547 

Transport  Corporation  of  Virginia.  No.  MC-44128  (sub  no.  4),  Transport  Corjio- 
ration  of  Virginia  extension  of  operations,  Maryland:  [decided  July  2G,  1944]. 
[1944.]  fl]-f716-720  p.  (M-G579.)  [From  Motor  carrier  ca  es.  v.  -!3  ] 
*  Paper,  5c.  IC  1  mot.8/a  :  M-6579 

United  Parcel  Serrice  of  Pennsylvania,  Inc.  Xo.  MC-C-383,  United  Parcel  Seryice 
of  Pennsylvania,  Inc.,  filing  of  contracts  and  schedules;  decid(>d  Aug.  2S,  1944. 
[19-14.]  p.  6S9-G'.»9.  (M  G:<7(;.)  [  I  n-ni  Motor  carrier  cases,  v.  43,  ]  *  Paper, 
5c.  ICl  niot.S,  a  :  M-G576 

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Decisions  {Motor  carrier,  finance) 

Note. — The  following  decisions  or  opinions  issued  in  separate  form  are  from  the  Inter- 
#tate  Coiiiiuerce  Coinniissioii  reports. 

Bowers  Transportation  Lines.  No.  MC-F-2308,  Jiuncs  E.  Merriman  [doing  busi- 
ness as  M.  &  II.  Transportation],  purchase,  R.  G.  Bowers  [doing  business  as 
Bowers  Transportation  Linos]  ;  decided  June  14,  1JJ44.  [l'J44.]  p.  G13-619. 
.(MF-131)'J.)      [From  Motor  carrier  cases,  v.  3'.).]     *  I'aper,  He. 

IC  1  niot.8/a2 :  MF-1399 

Potash  Hick  Loeal  Truek  System,  Int  No.  MC-F-23r)2.  Fred  E.  Tucker,  et  al., 
control,  East  Texas  Motor  Freight  L  nes,  lease.  Potashnick  Local  Truck  System, 
Inc. ;  [decided  July  5,  11)44].  [1944.]  [1] +670-082  p.  (MF-14U7.)  [From 
Motor  carrier  rases,  v.  39.]     *  Paper,  .'c.  IG  1  mot.S/a2  :  MF-1407 

Pyramid  Motor  Freight  Corporation.  No.  MC-F-17r)5,  Pyramid  Motor  Freight 
Corporation,  issuance  of  securities;  decided  July  28,  1944.  [1941. J  p.  OJo-OOO. 
(MF-140r>.)      [From  Motor  carrier  cases,  v.  39.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

IC  1  mot.8/a2  :  MF-1405 

Service  Freight  Line,  Inc.,  No.  MC-F-2109,  Carl  H.  Ozee,  control,  Hayes  Freight 
Lines,  Inc.,  purchase.  Service  Freiglit  Line,  Inc.  (Alfred  T.  DeOtte,  trustee)  ; 
decided  June  17,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  667-675.  (MF-14U6.)  [From  Moiur  car- 
rier cases,  V.  39.]     *  I'aper,  5c.  IC  1  mot.8/a2  :  MF-1406 

Decisions  (Traffic) 

Note. — The  following  decisions  or  opinions  issued  in  separate  form  are  from  the  Inter- 
state Commerce  Commission  reports. 

Barrels.  No.  28772,  St.  Louis  Cooperage  Company  v.  New  York  Central  Railroad 
Companv  et  al. ;  decided  June  19,  1944  [1944.]  p.  593-€10.  ([Opinion] 
24416.)      [From  V.  258.]     ^^  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la  :  24416 

Bicyeles.  Investigation  and  suspension  docket  no.  5250,  bicycles  from  the  East 
to  Pacific  Coast;  decided  July  28,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  677-682.  ([Opinion] 
24428.)      [From  V.  258.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la  :  24428 

Bricks.  Investigation  and  suspension  docket  no.  5256,  brick  from  Iowa  to  Omaha, 
Nebr. ;  [decided  July  27,  1944].  [1944.]  [l]+674-676  p.  ([Opinion]  24427.) 
[From  V.  258.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la  :  24427 

No.  28946.  Roanoke-Webster  BrJck  Company,  Inc.,  et  al.  v.  Alabama  Great 

Southern  Railroad  Company  et  al. ;   [decided  June  2,  1944.]      [1944.]      [1]  + 
626-634    p.      ([Opinion]    24418.)      [From    v.    258.]      *  Paper,    5c. 

IC  1.6/la :  24418 

Coal.  No.  231.")0.  intrastate  rates  on  l)ituininous  coal  between  points  in  Illinois; 
[decided  July  26.  1941.]  [1944.]  [1] +(582-680  p.  ([Opinion]  24429.)  [From 
V.  258.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la  :  24429 

No.  29017,  Foreston    Coal  Company,   Incorporated,  et  al.  v.   Long  Island 

Rail  Road  Company  et  al. ;  [decided  July  19,  1944].     [1944.]      [l]+640-648  p. 
([Opinion]   24421.)      [From  v.  258.]     *  Paper,   5c.  IC  1.6/la  :  24421 

Freight  rates.  Investigation  and  suspension  docket  no.  5257,  forwarder  rates 
from  New  York  and  St.  Louis  to  Texas:  decided  Aug.  1,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  713- 
718.     ([Opinion]   24433.)      [From  v.  258.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la ;  24433 

No.  13535,  consolidated  southwestern  cases;  decided  July  10,  1944.     [1944.] 

p.  649-652.     ([Opinion]  24422.)      [From  v.  258.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

IC  1.6/la :  24422 

No.  28896,  forward^'  rates  conditioned  upon  aggregates  of  tonnage ;  decided 

June    16.    1944.     [1944.]     p.    635-WO.     ([Opinion]    24419.)      [From    v.    258.] 
*  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la  :  24419 

Furniture.  No.  29025,  Empire  Carpet  Corporation  v.  Boston  &  Maine  Railroad 
et  al. ;  decided  Aug.  4,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  697-705.  ( [Opinion]  24431.)  [From 
V.  258.]    ♦  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la  :  24431 

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Oasoline.  No.  2S865,  Tol-E-Tex  Oil  Company  v.  St.  Louis  Southwestern  Railway 
Company  (Berryman  Henwood,  trustee)  et  al. ;  decided  Aug.  7,  1944.  [1944.] 
p.  72^-724.     ([Opinion]  24435.)      [From  v.  258.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

IC  1.6/la :  24435 

Ldvestock.  No.  28919,  Armour  &  Company  v.  New  York  Central  Railroad  Com- 
pany et  al. ;  decided  June  19,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  641-645.  ([Opinion]  24420.) 
[From  V.  258.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la  :  24420 

Logs.  No.  29032,  Pulaski  Veneer  Corporation  v.  Atlantic  and  Yadkin  Railway 
Company,  et  al. ;  [decided  Aug.  1,  1944.]  [1944.]  [1]  +70G-712  p.  ( [Opinion.] 
24432.)     [From  v.  258.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la  :  24432 

Lumber.  No.  28930,  Aberdeen  Plywood  Corporation  et  al.  v.  Amador  Central 
Railroad  Company  et  al. ;  decided  July  20,  1944.  [1M4.]  p.  653-658. 
([Opinion]  24423.)      [From  v.  258.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la  :  24423 

^     No.  28979,  National  Casket  Company  v.  Alabama  Great  Southern  Railroad 

Company    et   al. ;    decided    July    28,    1944.     [1944.]     p.    659-665.     ([Opinion] 
24424.)      [From  v.  258.]     *  Paper,  5c.  10  1.6/la  :  24424 

Meat.  No.  2S932,  Cincinnati  Meat  Packers  Association  v.  Alton  Railroad  Com- 
pany et  al. ;  decided  Aug.  3,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  687-696.  ([Opinion]  24430.) 
[Proof  V.  258.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la  :  24430 

Rice.  No.  28572,  Rickert  Rice  Mills,  Inc.,  et  al.  v.  Abilene  &  Southern  Railway 
Company  et  al. ;  decided  June  12,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  611-625.  ([Opinion] 
24417.)      [From  v.  258.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la :  24417 

Sulfur.  No.  28999,  Swift  and  Company  v.  Alabama  Great  Southern  Railroad 
Company  et  al. ;  decided  Aug.  3,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  719-722.  ( [Opinion]  24434.) 
[From  V.  2.58.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la  :  24434 

Wood  pulp.  No.  28962,  Kalamazoo  "Vegetable  Parchment  Co.,  v.  Chicago,  Kalama- 
zoo and  Saginaw  Ry.,  Co..  et  al. ;  [decided  July  27,  1944.]  [1944.]  [l]+666- 
668  p.      ([Opinion]  24425.)      [From  v.  258.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la  :  24425 

Decisions  ( Valuation) 

Note. — The   following   decisions   or    opinions    issued    in    separate   form    are    from    tlie 
Interstate  Commerce  Commission  valuation  reports. 

BeU  Oil  d  .Gas  Co.  Pipe  Line  Department.  Valuation  docket  no.  1276,  Bell  Oil 
and  Gas  Company  Pipe  Line  Department;  decided  July  31,  1944.  [1944.] 
p.  62.5-639.     (B-1019.)      [From  Valuation  reports,  v.  49.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

IC  1  val.9/a  :  B-1019 

Cleveland  Pipe  Line  Co.  Valuation  docket  no.  1272,  Cleveland  Pipe  Line  Com- 
pany;  [decided  July  14,  1944].  [1944.]  [1] +550-560  p.  (B-1015.)  [From 
Valuation  reports,  v.  49.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1  val.9/a  :  B-1015 

Richardson  Pipe  Line  Co.  Valuation  docket  no.  1273,  Richardson  Pipe  Line 
Company;  decided  July  14,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  561-572.  (B-1016.)  [From 
Valuation   reports,  v.  49.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1  val.9/a  :  B-1016 

Sun  Pipe  Line  Co.  (Te.ras).  Valuation  docket  no.  1274,  Sun  Pipe  Line  Company, 
(Texas)  ;  decided  July  11,  1944.  [1944.]  p.  573-610.  (B-1017.)  [From 
Valuation   reports,  v.  49.]     *  Paper,  10c.  IC  1  val.9/a  :  fe-1017 

Utah  Oil  Refining  Co.  Pipe  Line  Department.  Valuation  docket  no.  1269,  Utah 
Oil  Refining  Company  Pipe  Line  Department;  decided  Oct.  29,  1943.  [1944.] 
p.  611-624.     (B-1018.)      [From  Valuation  reports,  v.  49.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

IC  1  val.9/a  :  B-1018 

Decisions  (Water  carrier) 

Note. — Tlie  following  decisions  or  opinions  issued  in  separate  form  are  from  the  Inter- 
state Commerce  Commission  reports. 

Carloader  Corporation.  No.  FF-122,  Carloader  Corporation  freight  forwarder 
application;  [decided  June  16,  1944].  [1944.]  [l]+282-284  p.  (WC-216.) 
[From  V.  260.]     *  Paper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la  :  WC-216 

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Moran  Towing  d  'J'nni.tporfation  Co.,  Iiir.  No.  W-12,  Moiaii  TDuing  &  Trans- 
portation Co..  Inc.,  applicatUms:  decided  July  26.  1944.  [1044.1  p.  269-281. 
( WC-215. )      [From  v.  260.]     ♦  raper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la  :  WC-215 

Kichol.son  Transit  Co.  No.  W-732,  Nicholson  Transit  Company  contract  carrier 
application:  decided  Aug.  11,  1044.  [1944]  p.  301-302.  (WC-220. )  [From 
V.  26<).]     *  Taper,  5c.  IC  1.6/la  :  WC-223 

Phillips  I'acking  Co.,  Inc.  No.  \V-6r)2,  Phillips  Packing  Company,  Incorporated, 
conunon  carrier  application:  decided  June  22,  1944.  [1044.]  p.  297-300. 
I WC-219.)      [From  v.  260.]     *  Paper,  He.  IC  1.6/la  :  WC-219 

Porto  Rican  Express  Co.  No.  FF-121,  Porto  Rican  Express  Company  freight 
forwarder  application:  decided  Aug.  5.  1944.  [1944.]  p.  285-291.  (WCN- 
[WCl-217.)      [From  V.  260.]     *  Paper,  Oc.  IC  1.6/la :  WC-217 

Upper  Mississippi  Toiviiu/  Corpordtion.  No.  W-764,  Upper  Mississippi  Towing 
Corporation  common  carrier  applications;  [decided  May  1,  1944].  [1944.] 
[1] +292-296  p.     (WC-218.)      [From  v.  260.)     *  Paper,  5c.     I C  1.6/la  :  WC-218 

MOTOR  CARRIERS  BUREAU 

Accidents.     Motor  carrier  fire  accidents,  1943.     Aug.  1944.     [l]+iv-|-51  p.  il.  f" 
[Processed.     A  Correction  to  p.  31,  1  p.  16°,  dated  Oct.  25,  1944,  is  inserted 
between  p.  30  and  31.]     f 
L.  C.  card  A  43-4  IC  1  mot.2 :  Ac  2/2/943 

JUSTICE  DEPARTMENT 

Aberdeen  d  RockfisJi  Railroad.  Before  Interstate  Commerce  Commission,  docket 
no.  29117,  United  States  v.  Aberdeen  and  Rockfish  Railroad  Co.,  et  al. ;  com- 
plainant's brief.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii +36  p.     ±  J  1.84  :Ab  37/2 

Acme  Brexc-ing  Co.  No.  460,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
Acme  Brewing  Co.  v.  Clifford  C.  Anglim,  collector  of  internal  I'evenue  for  1st 
district  of  California,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals 
for  9th  circuit;  brief  for  respondent  in  oppositinn.  [1944.]  cover  title,  i+11 
p.     t  '  J  1.78:  Ac  65/2 

American  Insurarwe  Company  of  Texas.  No.  11053,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for 
5th  circuit,  American  Insurance  Company  of  Texas  v.  W.  A.  Thomas,  collector 
of  internal  revenue,  on  appeal  from  district  court  for  northern  district  of  Texas  ; 
brief  for  appellee.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii+30  p.     %  J  1.76:  Am  35  in 

Angelus  Milling  Co.  No.  610,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States.  Oct.  term,  1944, 
Angelus  Milling  Company  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for 
writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d  circuit ;  brief  for  respondent 
in  opposition.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii+30  p.     t  J  1.78:  An  43 

Ansorge,  Martin  C.  No.  — ,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d  circuit,  Martin 
Charles  Ansorge  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for  review  of 
decision  of  Tax  Court;  brief  for  re.spondcnt.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii+2S  p.     t 

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Antoirietta,  steam  vessel.  In  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  3d  circuit,  Oct.  term, 
1943,  no.  8524,  United  States  v.  steam  vessel  Antoinetta,  her  engines,  boilers 
and  machinery,  tackle,  apparel,  furniture  and  equipment,  Guiseppe  [Giuseppe] 
Bozzo  fu  Lorenzo,  Leo  T.  Crowley,  Alien  Property  Custodian;  no.  8525,  [same] 
V.  steam  vessel  Santa  Rosa,  her  engines,  boilers  and  machinery,  tackle,  ap- 
parel, furniture  and  equipment,  A.  T.  Rosasco.  Leo  T.  Crowley,  Alien  Property 
Custodian;  no.  8520,  [same]  v.  steam  vessel  Mar  Glauco.  her  engines,  boilers 
and  machinery,  tackle,  apparel,  furniture  and  equipment,  Mariano  Maresca 
and  Company,  Leo  T.  Crowley,  Alien  Property  Custodian  ;  no  .8527,  [same]  v. 
steam  vessel  Belvedere,  her  engines,  boilers  and  machinery,  tackle,  furniture 
and  equipment,  Italia  Societa  Anonima  di  Navigazione,  Leo  T.  Crowley.  Alien 
Property  Custodian,  on  appeal  from  district  court  for  ea^ern  district  of 
Pennsylvania;  brief  for  United  States.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i+39  p.     % 

'    J  1.76  :B  719 

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Antoinetta,  steam  vessel — Continued. 

In  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  3d  circuit,  Oct.  term,  1944,  no.  8524,  United 

States,  libellant-appellee,  v.  steam  vessel  Antoinetta,  her  engines,  boilers  and 
machinery,  tackle,  apparel,  furniture,  and  equipment,  Giuseppe  Bozzo  fu 
Lorenzo,  claimant-appellant,  Leo  T.  Crowley,  Alien  Property  Custodian,  peti- 
tioner-appellee ;  no.  8525,  [same]  v.  steam  vessel  Santa  Rosa,  her  engines, 
boilers  and  machinery,  tackle,  apparel,  furniture,  and  equipment,  A.  T.  Rosasco, 
claimant-appellant,  Leo  T.  Crowley,  Alien  Property  Custodian,  petitioner- 
appellee;  no.  8526,  [same]  v.  steam  vessel  Mar  Glauco,  her  engines,  boilers  and 
machinery,  tackle,  apparel,  furniture,  and  equipment,  Mariano  Maresca  and 
Company,  claimant-appellant,  Leo  T.  Crowley,  Alien  Property  Custodian, 
petitioner-appellee;  no.  8527,  [same]  v.  steam  vessel  Belvedere,  her  engines, 
boilers  and  machinery,  tackle,  furniture,  and  equipment,  Italia  Societa 
Anonima  di  Navigazione,  claimant-appellant,  Leo  T.  Crowley,  Alien  Property 
Custodian,  petitioner-appellee,  on  appeal  from  district  court  for  eastern  dis- 
trict of  Pennsylvania;  brief  for  petitioner-appellee.  [1944.]  cover  title,  iii+ 
30  p.     I  J  1.76 :  B  719/2 

Arbuckle,  Willia)7i  W.  Brief  for  appellee.  United  States  Court  of  Appeals,  Dis- 
trict of  Columbia,  Oct.  term,  1944,  no.  87UU,  William  W.  Arbuckle  v.  United 
States,  appeal  from  District  Court  of  United  States  for  District  of  Columbia. 
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Armstrong,  Edicin  R.  No.  8573,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  7th  circuit,  estate 
of  Edwin  Royce  Armstrong,  Northern  Trust  Company,  executor,  v.  commis- 
sioner of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for  review  of  decision  of  Tax  Court ; 
brief  for  respondent.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i +29  p.     t  J1.76:Ar57 

Associated  Press.  Nos." 57-59,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term, 
1944,  Associated  Press  et  al.  v.  United  States ;  Tribune  Company  and  Robert 
Rutherford  McCormick  v.  [same]  ;  United  States  v.  Associated  Press  et  al.,  on 
appeals  from  district  court  for  southern  district  of  New  York;  brief  for  United 
States.     [1944.]     cover  title,  v  +  137  p.     J  .7  1. 78 :  As  78/5 

Ballard,  Mrs.  Edna  W.  No.  10059,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  9th  circuit,  Edna 
W.  Ballard  and  Donald  Ballard  v.  United  States;  supplemental  brief  for 
appellee.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii+23  p.     $  J  1.76 :  B  212/5 

Bankers  Farm  Mortgaffe  Co.  No.  8516,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  7th  circuit, 
commissioner  of  internal  revenue  v.  Bankers  Farm  Mortgage  Company,  on 
petition  for  review  of  decisions  of  Tax  Court;  brief  for  petitioner.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  ii+32  p.     t  ^  1-T6  :  B  225/2 

Bareno,  Juan  T.  In  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  4th  circuit.  Nov.  term  1944, 
United  States  and  George  A.  Dailey,  collector  of  custonts,  r.  21  lbs.  8  oz.  more 
or  less  of  platinum,  Juan  Tonias  Bareno;  brief  for  United  States  and  George 
A.  Dailey.     [1944.]     cover  title,  iii+75  p.     $  J1.7o:B237 

Barnhart-Morroiv  Consolidated.  No.  1080G,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  9th 
circuit,  Barnhart-Morrow  Consolidated  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on 
petition  for  review  of  decision  of  Tax  Court ;  brief  for  respondent.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  ii+42  p.     t  .1  1.7G  ;  B  266 

Barrett  Line,  Inc.  No.  630,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
Barrett  Line,  Inc.,  v.  United  States,  Interstate  Commerce  Comniission.  and 
Mississippi  Vallev  Barge  Line  Co.  et  al.,  appeal  from  district  court  tor  southern 
district  of  Ohio;  motion  to  affirm.     [1944.]     cover  title,  13  p.     t    -^  1-7S:  B  275 

Beach,  Carmen.  No.  620,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
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J  1.78  :  B  352 

Bedford,  Edward  T.  United  States  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d  circuit,  no.  93, 
Oct.  term,  1943,  estate  of  Edward  T.  Bedford.  Title  Guarantee  and  Trust  Com- 
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[1944.]    p.  78-81.    t  J  1.76 -.6  39/4 

Bery  Shipbuilding  Co.  No.  45256,  in  Court  of  Claims,  Berg  Shipbuilding  Company 
and  Geo.  Nelson,  surety  for  Berg  Shipbuilding  Company,  v.  ITnited  States; 
defendant's  brief.     [1944]     cover  title,  ii  +  71-103  p.     t  J  1.80  :B  452/4 

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Blatt,  M.  E.,  Co.  No.  553,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
M.  E.  Blatt  Company  v.  National  Labor  Relations  Board,  on  petition  for  writ 
of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  3d  circuit;  brief  for  National  Labor 
Relations  Board  in  opposition.     [1944.]    cover  title,  ii+20  p.     t     J  1.78  :B  613 

Bochm,  Mrs.  Lillian.  No.  372,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d  circuit,  Lillian 
Bru'hni  V.  connni.ssioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for  review  of  decision 
of  Tax  Court ;  brief  for  respondent.     [1944.]    cover  title,  111+33  p.     t 

J  1.76 :  B  633/2 

BiK'lcmiustrr,  William  R.  No.  — ,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d  circuit,  estate 
of  William  R.  Buckminster,  Constance  B.  Hauser,  executrix,  v.  commissioner 
of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for  review  of  decision  of  Tax  Court ;  brief  for 
respondent.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii+26  p.     t  J  1.76  :B  857 

Byrd,  Richard  E.  In  Court  of  Claim's,  no.  45887,  Richard  Evelyn  Byrd  v.  Xinited 
States;  request  for  findings  [and]  brief  of  defendant.     [1944.]    p.  21-40.     X 

J  1.80 :  B  996/8 

C.  C.  Co.  No.  10902,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  5tli  circuit,  C  C.  Company  v. 
United  States,  appeal  from  district  court  for  middle  district  of  Georgia  ;  petition 
for  rehearing.     [1944.]     cover  title,  6  p.     t  J  1.76  :  C 1/3 

California  Electric  Power  Co.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  45688,  California  Electric 
Power  Company  v.  United  States;  request  for  special  findings  of  fact  and  excep- 
tions to  commissioner's  report.     [1944.]     p.  99-106.     %  J  1.80  :C  128/4 

In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  45916,  California  Electric  Power  Company  v.  United 

States ;  request  for  special  findings  of  fact  and  exceptions  to  commissioner's 
report.    [1944.]    p.  135-147.     %  J  1.80 :  C  128/5 

Cameron  Development  Co.,  Inc.  No.  10997,  in  circuit  court  of  apiJeals  for  5th 
circuit,  Cameron  Development  Company,  Inc.  (1159  acres  of  land,  more  or  less, 
in  Seminole  County,  Fla. )  v.  United  States,  appeal  from  district  court  for 
southern  district  of  Florida;  brief  for  United  States.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
i+14  p.     $  J  1.76  :  C  146 

Caravel  Industries  Corporation.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  4550G,  Caravel  Indus- 
tries Corporation  v.  United  States;  defendant's  counterclaim'.  [1944.]  p. 
15-19.     t  J  1.80  :  C  176/3 

Cavsby,  Thomas  L.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  46054,  Thomas  Lee  Causby  and  wife, 
Tlnie  Causby,  v.  United  States ;  defendant's  exceptions  to  report  of  commis- 
sioner and  request  for  sjoecial  findings  of  fact.     [1944.]    p.  15-37.     t 

J  1.80 :  C  312 

ChampUn  Refining  Co.  No.  2909,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  10th  circuit, 
Champlin  Refining  Company  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue ;  brief  for 
respondent.     [1944.]    cover  title,  ii+30  p.     t  J  1.76  :C  358/2 

Chateati  Frontenac,  Inc.  No.  — ,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  6th  circuit.  Cha- 
teau Frontenac,  Inc.,  Michigan  corporation,  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue, 
on  petition  for  review  of  decision  of  Tax  Court;  brief  for  respondent.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  iv+25  p.     t  J  1.76  :  C  39 

Circuit  Courts  of  Appeals.  Records  and  briefs  in  Circuit  Courts  of  Appeals  and 
United  States  Court  of  Appeals  for  District  of  Columbia,  cases  prepared  or 
argued  by  Tax  Division  [title  page  and  index,  v.  864-955,  fiscal  year  1944]. 
1944.     [lJ  +  12  p.     t  J  1.19/5 :  864-955/t.p.&ind. 

Clair,  Harry  C.  No.  10805,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  9th  circuit,  Harry  C. 
Clair  V.  United  States,  appeal  from  district  court  for  district  of  Oregon ;  brief 
for  United  States.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i +7  p.     t  J  1.76  :C  522 

CUridqe  Apartments  Co.  Nos.  28.  29,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct. 
term,  1944,  Claridge  Apartments  Company,  Illinois  corporation,  v.  comnrissioner 
of  internal  revenue,  on  writs  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  7th 
circuit ;  brief  for  respondent.    [1944.]    cover  title,  iii+72  p.     X    J  1.78:0  543/2 

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Colacicco,  Charles.  No.  420,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
Charles  Colacicco  v.  United  States,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit 
court  of  appeals  for  2d  circuit;  brief  for  United  States  in  opposition.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  i+ 17  p.     t  J  1.78  :C  67 

Cold  Metal  Process  Co.  Civil  no.  21910,  in  district  court  for  northern  district  of 
Ohio,  eastern  division.  United  States  v.  Cold  Metal  Process  Company  and  Abram 
P.  Steckel ;  findings  of  fact  and  conclusions  of  law,  temporary  injunction  and 
order  impounding  funds,  opinion  of  court,  temporary  restraining  order,  order 
on  defendants'  motion  for  partial  summary  judgment.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
i+22  p.     $  J  1.75 :  C  673/6 

Same;  plaintiff's  supplemental  memorandum  in  support  of  motion  for  tem- 
porary injunction  and  order  impounding  funds.     [1944.]    cover  title,  i+o4  p.    t 

J  1.75  :  C  673/5 

Coleman,  Mrs.  Helen  W.  No.  8720,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  3d  circuit,  Helen 
W.  Coleman  v.  Guy  T.  Helvering,  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition 
for  review  of  decision  of  Tax  Court ;  brief  for  i-esijondent.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
i+16  p.     t  J  1.76  :C  677 

Colorado  Interstate  Oas  Co.  Nos.  379^80,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States, 
Oct.  term,  1944,  Colorado  Interstate  Gas  Company  v.  Federal  Power  Commis- 
sion, City  and  County  of  Denver,  Colo,  [et  al.]  ;  Canadian  Kiver  Gas  Company  v, 
[same],  on  petitions  for  writs  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  10th 
circuit ;  brief  for  Federal  Power  Commission,  City  and  County  of  Denver,  Colo., 
and  Public  Service  Commission  of  Wyoming,  in  opposition.  [1944.]  cover 
title,  ii+27  p.     I  J  1.78  :  C  719/2 

Colorado-Wyommg  Oas  Co.  No.  575,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct. 
term,  1944,  Colorado-Wyoming  Gas  Company  v.  Federal  Power  Commission, 
Colorado  Interstate  Gas  Company  [et  al.],  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari 
to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  10th  circuit ;  brief  for  Federal  Power  Commission 
and  Public  Service  Commission  of  Wyoming,  in  opposition.  [1944.]  cover 
title,  i+18  p.     -t  J  1.78  :  C  719/3 

Continental  Oil  Co.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  45730,  Continental  Oil  Company  v. 
United  States;  no.  46029,  Robinson  Verrill  as  successor-trustee  of  Continental 
Oil  Company,  Maine  corporation,  v.  [same]  ;  supplemental  report  of  the  com- 
missioner.    [1944.]     p.  34a-b.     t  J  1.80  :C  767/4 

Cool  Land  Syndicaie.  No.  419,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term, 
1944,  Daniel  K.  Catlin,  Frederick  Pitzman  and  Lewis  M.  Rumsey,  jr..  as  trustee* 
under  deed  dated  Feb.  1, 1921,  and  recorded  in  public  records  of  Madison  County, 
111.,  in  book  471,  at  page  621,  commonly  known  as  Cool  Land  Syndicate,  v.  United 
States,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  7th 
circuit ;  brief  for  United  States  in  opposition.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii-f  23  p.    t 

J  1.78 :  C  776 

Cooperstoion  Corporation.  No.  513,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  terra, 
1944,  Cooperstown  Corporation  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  iietition 
for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  3d  circuit ;  brief  for 
respondent  in  opposition.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i-f9  p.     t  J  1.78  :C  788/3 

Coiirt  Holding  Co.  No.  581,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
commissioner  of  internal  revenue  v.  Court  Holding  Company,  petition  for  writ 
of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  5th  circuit.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
ii+17p.     +  J  1.78:0  835 

Proceedings  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  5th  circuit,  no.  10976,  Court  Hold- 
ing Company  vs.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  petition  for  review  of 
decision  of  Tax  Court.     [1944.]     p.  117-123.     t  J  1.76:0  835/2 

Court  of  Claims.  Briefs  in  Court  of  Claims,  cases  prepared  or  argued  by  Tar 
Division  [title  page  and  index,  v.  5,  fiscal  year  1944.]     1944.     [l]+3  p.     t 

J  1.19/8 :  5/t.p.&  ind. 

Cramer,  AntJtonp.  No.  13.  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
Anthony  Cramer  v.  United  States,  on  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of 
api^eals  for  2d  circuit;  brief  for  United  States  on  reargument.  [1944.]  cover 
title,  iii+88  p.     $  J  1.78 :  C  &48/« 

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Oranur,  Anthony — Continued. 

Saun' ;  appendices  to  brief  for  United  States  on  reargument.     [1944.]     cover 

title,  iv+404  p.     t  J1.78:C848/3 

Credit  Managers  Association  of  Northern  d  Central  California.  No.  10833,  in 
circuit  court  of  appeals  for  9th  circuit.  Credit  Managers  Association  of  Northern 
and  Central  California  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for 
review  of  decision  of  Tax  Court;  brief  for  respondent.  [1944.]  cover  title. 
li+33  p.     t  J  1.76  :C  86/2 

Dade  County,  Fla.  No.  11007,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  5th  circuit.  United 
States  V.  6.74  acres  of  land,  more  or  less,  situate  in  Dade  County,  Fla.,  and 
Helen  Cowle.s  Harrison,  owner  of  tract  no.  2,  appeal  from  district  court  for 
southern  district  of  Florida;  brief  for  United  States.  [1944.]  cover  title,  i+ 
9  p.     J  J  1.76 ;  D  124/2 

Dilltnan,  George  E.  No.  11141,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  5th  circuit.  United 
States  V.  George  E.  Dillman  et  al.,  on  appeal  from  district  court  for  northern 
district  of  Texas;  brief  for  United  States.     [1944.]    cover  title,  iii+63  p.     + 

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Disston,  Willidin  D.  In  [circuit]  court  of  appeals  for  3d  circuit,  no.  8440,  Oct. 
term,  1043,  William  D.  Disston  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue  [petition 
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No.  — .  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States.  Oct.  term.  1944,  commissioner 

of  internal  revenue  v.  William  D.  Disston;  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to 
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Eastern  f^ugar  Associates.  No.  509.  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  ternr, 
1944,  United  States  v.  Harry  N.  Bactier,  et  al.,  trustees  [of  Eastern  Susar 
Assiiciates]  ;  petition  for  writ  of  certii  rari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  1st 
circuit.     [1944.]     ccver  title,  i  +  16  p.     i  J  1.78 :  Ea  77/4 

r-"!'-r  Vault  Light  Co.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  4.").">16,  George  Goldberg  and 
Aleyer  Goldberg,  copartners,  doing  business  under  trade  name  and  style  of 
Empire  Vault  Light  Co.  r.  United  Stares;  defendant's  brief.  [1944.]  p.  43- 
62.     t  J  1.80 :  Em  73/2 

Employers  Group  of  Motor  Freight  Carriers,  Inc.  No.  S'O,  in  Supreme  Court  of 
United  States.  Oct.  term,  1944,  Employers  Group  of  Motor  Freight  Carriers, 
Inc.,  et  al.  v.  National  War  Labor  Board  et  al.,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari 
to  United  States  Court  of  Appeals  for  District  of  Columbia  ;  supplemental  memo- 
randum for  respondents.     [1944.]    cover  title.  2  p.     $  J  1.7S  :  Em  73/2 

Endo.  Mitsuye.  No.  70,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944.  in 
matter  of  application  of  Mitsuye  Endo  for  writ  of  habeas  corpus.  Mitsuye  Endo 
V.  Milton  Eisenhower,  director  of  War  Relocation  Authority  and  Wartime  Civil- 
ian Control  Administration,  up(m  cei'tificate  and  record  from  eircuit  court  of 
appeals  for  9th  circuit;  brief  for  United  States.  [1944.]  cover  title.  vi  + 
155  p.     t  J  1.  78  :  En  25 

Ferguson,  William  S.  No.  M-65,  in  Court  of  Claims.  William  S.  Ferguson  [et  al.] 
V.  United  States :  defendant's  exceptions  to  commissioner's  report  and  request 
for  additional  findings  of  fact.    [1944.]    cover  title,  i-t-67-S3  p.     t     J  1.80  :F  381 

Field,  Lester.  No.  — ,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States.  Oct.  term,  1944,  com- 
missioner of  internal  revenue  v.  estate  of  Lester  Field.  Barnett  Ht>llander. 
temporary  administrator  and  executor;  petition  for  writ  of  certi<uari  to  circuit 
court  (f  appeals  for  2<1  circuit.     [1944]     cover  title,  i  +  ll  p.     t     J  1.78 :  F  456 

Fifth  Avenue-Fourteenth  Street  Corporation.  No.  — ,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals 
for  2d  circuit.  Fifth  Avenue-Fourteenth  Street  Corporation  v.  commissioner  of 
internal  revenue,  on  petition  for  review  of  decision  of  Tax  Court :  brief  for 
respondent.     [1944.]    cover  title,  ii    -18  p.     t  J  1.76 :  F  466 

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Foster,  Mrs.  Bertha  B.  Nos.  12904-905,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  Slli  circuit. 
Bertha  B.  Foster  and  W.  E.  Foster  v.  United  States;  Henry  C.  Buescher  v. 
[same],  appeals  from  district  court  for  sduthern  district  of  Iowa;  brief 
for  United  States.     [1944.]    cover  title,  ii-i-i;7  p.     +  J  1.7(3 :  F  811/3 

Frankel,  Charles  I.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  45787,  Charles  I.  Frankel  v.  United 
States;  no.  45811,  Edward  J.  Deutinger  r.  [same]  ;  no.  45812,  Lewis  P.  Greer  v. 
[same]  ;  no.  4.5813,  Joseph  Ma.uis  v-  [same]  ;  no.  45814,  Emmett  R.  McHain  v. 
[sam'e;  no.  45S15,  Theodor  L.  Schoenliofen  v.  same;  no.  4.5816,  Julius  J  Sui'ovy 
V.  same;  no.  45817,  Cornelius  Vander  Kooi  v.  same;  no.  45818,  Glenn  Waldon  v. 
same;  no.  45819,  George  Watei-s  v.  ^anie;  motion  to  dismiss  petitions,  andl 
menforandum  in  support  of  motion].     [1944.]     p.  5-8.     %  J  l.SU  :  F  851/2: 

Frederich,  WuUer  A.  No.  11079,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  5th  circuit,  Walter- 
A.  Frederich,  et  al.,  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue;  Margaret  Swisher 
Seever  r.  [same],  on  petitions  for  review  of  decisions  of  Tax  Court;  brief  for 
respondent.     [1944.]    cover  title,  ii-fSS  p.     i  J  1.7u  :  F872 

Frohmader,  Ellsworth  M.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  45977,  Ellsworth  M.  Frohmader 
V.  United  States;  brief  for  United  States.     [1944]     p.  15-24.     $     J  1  8J  :  F  92a 

Fusion,  Mrs.  H.  B.  No.  480,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
Mrs.  H.  B.  Fuston  and  Oklahoma,  on  relation  of  commissioners  of  land  office 
of  .sai<i  State,  r.  Uni'ted  States,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  cii-cuit  court 
of  appeals  for  10th  circuit;  brief  for  United  States  in  opposition.  [1944] 
cover  title,  i+9  p.     J  J  1.78  :  F  98S 

Qay,  Edward  J.,  Planting  &  Mfg.  Co.,  Ltd.    No.  491,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United 

States,  Oct.  term,  1944,  Edward  J.  Gay  Planting  &  Mfg.  Co.,  Ltd.,  v.  commis- 

,  sioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of 

appeals  for  5th  circuit ;  brief  for  respondent  in  opposition.     [1944.]     cover  title, 

i+16p.     I  J  1.78  :G  25 

Gcmsco,  Inc.  Nos.  368-370,  in  Suiireme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
Gemsco,  Inc.,  et  al.,  r.  L.  Metcalfe  Walling,  administrator  of  Wage  and  Hour 
Division  ;  Mildred  Maietzo,  et  al.,  v.  [same]  ;  Josephine  Guiseppi,  et  al.,  v. 
[same],  on  petition  for  writs  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d 
circuit ;  memorandum  for  respondent.     [1944.]     cover  title,  11+19  p.     t 

J  1.78  :G  285 

General  Motors  Corporation.  No.  76,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  Slates,  Oct. 
term,  1944,  United  States  v.  General  Motors  Corporation,  on  writ  of  certiorari 
to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  7th  circuit;  brief  for  United  States.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  11+27  p.     $  J  1.78 :  G  286/6 

George,  P.  D.  No.  595,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944,  P.  D. 
George  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari 
to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  8th  circuit ;  brief  for  respondent  in  opposition. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  i+17  p.     t  J  1.78  :  G  293 

Giantiini^  Virgil  D.  No.  10829,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  9th  circuit,  A.  P. 
Giannini,  administrator  of  Virgil  D.  Giantnni,  v.  commissioner  of  internal  rev- 
enue, on  petition  for  review  of  decision  of  Tax  Court ;  brief  for  respondent. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  ii  +  17  p.     t  J  1.76  :  G  348/3 

Gihhs  d  Cox,  Inc.  No.  81,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d  circuit,  Gl])bs  &  Cox, 
Inc.,  r.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petilion  for  review  of  decision  of 
Tax  Court;  brief  for  respondent.      [194-1]     covei'   title,    i+21    p.     J 

J  1.76  :  G  355 

Goldberg,  Max.  No.  440,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
Max  Goldberg  v.  Reconstruction  Finance  Corporation,  on  petition  for  writ  of 
certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  7t!i  circuit;  brief  for  respondent  in 
opposition.      [1944.]     cover   title,   i+19  p.     t  J  l.'i8 :  G  .504/3 

(loldsniith,  Clifford.  No.  551,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
Clifford  and  K:ithryn  Goldsmith  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  peti- 
tion for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d  circuit;  brief  for 
respondent  in  opposition.      [1944.]     cover  title,  ii  +  17  p.     t  J  1.78:0  573 

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Oolduasser,  Mrs.  Edith  G.  No.  463,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term, 
11)44,  Edith  G.  Goldw  jxs.^er  v.  coiuniissionor  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for 
writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d  circuit ;  brief  for  respondent 
in  opposition.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i-1-12  p.     t  J  1.78 :  G  581 

Chrovcs,  S.  J.,  d  Sons  Co.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  452G3,  S.  J.  Groves  &  Sons 
Company  v.  United  States;  defendant's  request  for  special  findings  of  fact  and 
exceptions  to  commissioner's  report.     [1944.]     p.  71-86.     t  J  1.80  :G  919 

Uamilton  County,  Ohio.  No.  388,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term, 
1944,  Federal  Public  Housing  Authority,  formerly  United  States  Housing  Au- 
thority, V.  George  Guckenberger,  auditor,  Hamilton  County,  Ohio,  and  Ethel 
Skirvin,  on  appeal  from  Supreme  Court  of  Ohio;  brief  for  appellant.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  vi-f  71  p.     t  J  1.78  :  H  18/6 

Hamilton  Trust.  No.  4r»l,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
City  National  Bank  &  Trust  Company  [of  Kansas  City,  Mo.],  trustee,  under 
trust  agreement  with  Hamilton  depositors  of  Hamilton  Trust  shares,  v.  com- 
missioner of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court 
of  appeals  for  10th  circuit;  brief  for  respondent  in  opposition.  [1944.]  cover 
title,  i  +  19p.     t  J  1.78  :H  18/5 

Hancock,  Herman  C,  jr.  No.  5304,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  4th  circuit, 
Oliver  H.  Stout,  Army  of  United  States,  as  commanding  officer  of  Greenville 
Army  Air  Base,  Greenville,  S.  C,  v.  Herman  C.  Hancock,  jr.,  appeal  from  district 
court  for  western  district  of  South  Carolina,  Greenville  division ;  appellant's 
brief.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii-f  70  p.     t  J  1.76:  St  76/2 

Eelmerich  d  Pa  line.  Inc.  No.  27,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term, 
1944,  L.  Metcalfe  Walling,  administrator  of  Wage  and  Hour  Division,  Depart- 
ment of  Labor  v.  Helmerich  &  Payne,  Inc.,  on  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court 
of  appeals  for  10th  circuit ;  reply  brief  for  petitioner.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
13  p.     t  J  1.78 :  H  869/4 

Helton,  Thomas  C.  No.  459,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
Thomas  Clyde  Helton  v.  United  States,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to 
circuit  court  of  appeals  for  6th  circuit ;  brief  for  United  States  in  opposition. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  i+14  p.     $  J  1.7S :  H  369/3 

Hillgrove,  Richard  F.  No.  9841,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  6th  circuit,  Richard 
F.  Hillgrove  ( relator  in  Richard  F.  Hillgrove,  on  his  own  behalf  and  on  behalf 
of  United  States  v.  Wright  Aeronautical  Corporation,  Lockland,  Ohio,  and 
Wright  Aeronautical  Corporation,  New  York,  N.  Y.)  v.  Wright  Aeronautical 
Corporation,  Lockland,  Ohio,  and  Wright  Aeronautical  Corporation,  New  York, 
N.  Y..  and  Ignited  States,  appeal  from  district  court  for  southern  district  of 
Ohio ;  brief  for  United  States.     [1944.]     cover  title,  iv-f  27  p.     t      J  1.76  :H  558 

Hirsch,  Sandor  8.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  45853,  Sandor  S.  Hirsch  and  Pernice 
Contracting  Corporation  v.  United  States ;  defendant's  request  for  special  find- 
ings of  fact  and  brief.     [1944.]     p.  55-84.     t  J  1.80 :  H  615/4 

Hofheimer,  Lester.  No.  — ,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d  circuit,  commis- 
sioner of  internal  revenue  t\  estate  of  Lester  Hofheimer,  Corinne  Hofheimer, 
et  al.,  executors ;  estate  of  Lester  Hofheimer,  Corinne  Hofheimer,  et  al.,  execu- 
tors V.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petitions  for  review  of  decision 
of  Tax  Court;  brief  for  commissioner.     [1944.]     cover  title,  iii+39  p.     + 

J  1.76 :  H  676/2 

Holpuch,  Joseph  A..  Co.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  43S13,  Joseph  A.  Holpuch  Co.  r. 
United  States;  defendant's  supplemental  brief.     [1944.]     p.  113-115.     t 

J  1.80 :  H  741/7 

In  Ct>urt  of  Claims,  no.  43814,  Joseph  A.  Holpuch  Co.  v.  United  States;  de- 
fendant's supplemental  brief.     [1944.]     p.  163-165.     t  J  1.80  :H  741/8 

Hoover  Co.  No.  486,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944,  Hoover 
(\)mpany  v.  Conway  P.  Coe,  commissioner  of  patents,  on  petition  for  writ  of 
certiorari  to  United  States  Court  of  Appeals  for  District  of  Columbia ;  memo- 
randum for  commissioner  of  patents.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii+14  p.     t 

J  1.78 :  H  769/2 

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Hoist,  E.  Clemens.  No.  10855,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  9th  circuit,  Daisy 
B.  Horst,  executrix  of  E.  Clemens  Horst,  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue, 
on  petition  for  review  of  decision  of  Tax  Court ;  brief  for  respondent.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  ii+26  p.     J  J  1.7G :  H  788 

House,  H.  O.  No.  628,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944,  H.  G. 
House  V.  United  States,  Leona  Richard  Fox  [et  al.],  on  petition  for  writ  of 
certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  lor  10th  cii'cuit ;  brief  for  United  States 
in  opposition.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i +24  p.     t  J  1.78  :H  816 

Hoive,  Mary  E.  No.  433,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
Alice  Howe,  as  executrix  of  Mary  E.  Howe,  v.  United  States,  on  petition  for 
writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  7th  circuit ;  brief  for  United 
States  in  opposition.    [1944.]    cover  title,  i+ll  p.     |  J  1.78  :  H  838 

Humble  Oil  rf  Refining  Co.  No.  11157,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  5th  circuit, 
8th  regional  War  Labor  Board,  et  al.,  v.  Humble  Oil  aud  Refining  Company, 
appeal  from  district  court  for  northern  district  of  Texas;  brief  for  appellants. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  iv+62  p.     t  J  1.76  :H  881 

Hyatt,  Toyd  D.  Brief  for  appellee,  United  States  Court  of  Appeals,  District  of 
Columbia,  Oct.  term,  1944,  no.  8779,  Toyd  D.  Hyatt  v.  Ray  L.  Huff,  general 
superintendent,  D.  C.  Reformatory,  appeal  from  District  Court  of  United  States 
for  District  of  Columbia.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i+8  p.     t  J  1.77  :H  991 

Idaho  Potato  Growers,  Inc.  No.  493,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct. 
term,  1944,  Idaho  Potato  Growers.  Inc.  [et  al.]  v.  National  Labor  Relations 
Board,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  9th 
circuit ;  brief  for  National  Labor  Relations  Board  in  opposition.  [1944.]  cover 
title,  ii+18  p.     %  J  1.78:  Id  1 

Inland  Empire  District  Coinicil.  No.  613,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States, 
Oct.  term,  1944,  Inland  Empire  District  Council  et  al.  v.  Harry  A.  Millis,  in- 
dividually and  as  chairman  and  member  of  National  Labor  Relations  Board, 
et  al.,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  United  States  Court  of  Appeals  for 
District  of  Columbia  ;  brief  for  National  Labor  Relations  Board  in  opposition. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  ii+20  p.     $  J  1.78:  In  5 

Irving  Air  Chute  Co.,  Inc.  No.  583,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct. 
term,  1944,  Irving  Air  Chute  Company  Inc.,  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue, 
on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d  circuit; 
brief  for  resjwndent  in  opposition.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i+ll  p.     | 

J  1.78 :  Ir  8/2 

Irwin  &  Leighton.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  45002,  Alexander  D.  Irwin  and  Archi- 
bald O.  Leighton,  trading  as  Irwin  &  Leighton,  a  partnership,  v.  United  States ; 
defendant's  request  for  special  findings  of  fact  and  exceptions.  [1944.]  p. 
49-54.     t  J1.80:Ir9/3 

Janeivay,  Edward'  G.  Nos.  — ,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d  circuit,  Edward 
G.  Janeway  and  Elinor  W.  Janeway  (husband  and  wife)  v.  commissioner  of 
internal  revenue;  Robert  McC.  Shields  v.  [same],  on  petition  for  review  of 
decisions  of  Tax  Court;  brief  for  respondent.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii+22  p.     t 

J  1.76:  J 254 

Johnson,  William  R.  Nos.  153-154,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term, 
1944,  William  R.  Johnson  [et  al.],  v.  United  States,  on  petition  for  writs  of 
certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  7th  circuit ;  supplemental  memorandum 
for  United  States  in  opposition.     [1944.]     cover  title,  4  p.     t     J  1.78:  J  639/5 

Jones,  Pete.  No.  474,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944,  Pete 
Jones  V.  James  H.  Patterson,  United  States  marshal  for  Territory  of  Alaska, 
3d  division,  and  Oscar  Olson,  deputy  United  States  marshal  for  Territory  of 
Alaska,  3d  division,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals 
for  9th  circuit;  brief  for  respondents  in  opposition.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
i+9  p.     I  J  1.78  :  J  723 

Joseph,  Anthony.  No.  484,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
Anthony  Joseph  v.  United  States,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit 
court  of  appeals  for  9th  circuit;  brief  for  United  States  in  opposition.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  i+8  p.     t  J  1.78:  J  774 

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Kann.  Ouxtav  II.  No.  35,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
Gustav  H.  Kann  v.  United  States,  on  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of 
appeals  for  4th  circuit;  brief  for  United  States.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
iii+r)4  p.     t  J  1.78  :K  133/8 

Kcegnn,  Wilbur  V.  Nos.  39  and  44.  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term, 
1!)44,  Wilbur  V.  Keegaii  v.  United  States;  Gerhard  W-llhelm  Kunze  et  al.  v. 
[same],  on  writs  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d  circuit;  brief 
for  United  States.     [1W4.]     cover  title,  iii+119  p.     t  .J  1.78 :K 243 

Kivfj.  Rufiis  D.  Criminal  no.  13147,  in  district  court  for  western  district  of  Texas, 
San  Antonio  division.  United  States  v.  Rufus  D'AVitt  King  t't  al. ;  reply  brief 
of  United  States  in  opposition  to  defendants'  briefs  in  support  of  demurrers  and 
motions  to  quash  indictment.     [1944.]     cover  title,  iv+66  p.     t     J  1.75  :K  586 

Ktn<}hton.  WiUi(i7n  F.  Brief  for  appellee.  United  States  Court  of  Appeals,  Dis- 
trict of  Columbia,  Oct.  term,  1944.  no.  8713,  Willianj  F.  Kiiigliton  r.  Winfred 
Overholser.  superintendent  of  St.  Elizabeths  Hospital,  appeal  from  District 
Court  of  United  States  for  District  of  Columbia.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
i+2p.     t  J  1.77  ;K  748 

Kroger  Grocery  d  Baking  Co.  No.  557,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct. 
term,  1944,  Kroger  Grocery  &  Baking  Co.,  et  al..  r.  United  States,  on  petition 
for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  10th  circuit;  brief  for 
United  States  in  opposition.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i+11  p.     t         J  1.7S  :  K  914 

Lake  County.  111.  No.  8603,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  7th  circuit.  United 
States  V.  6.85.2  acres  of  land,  more  or  less,  in  Lake  County,  111.,  and  Grace  M. 
Meeker  et  al.,  appeal  from  district  court  for  northern  district  of  Illinois,  eastern 
division,  John  T.  Barnes,  presiding;  brief  for  United  States.  [1944.]  cover 
title,  il+9  p.     t  J  1.76  ;  L  148/2 

Laughlin.  Jnmp.^  -T.  Brief  and  appendix  fur  appellee.  United  States  Court  of 
Appeals,  District  of  Columbia,  Oct.  term.  1944.  no.  8730,  James  J.  Laughlin  v. 
James  V.  Bennett,  director  of  prisons.  Department  of  Justice,  appeal  from  Dis- 
trict Court  of  United  States  for  District  of  Columbia.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
i-f  11  p.     +  J  1.77  :L  368/2 

Lind,  Otto.  Nos.  599-600,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
Otto  Lind  and  Procter  &  Gamble  Company  v.  Conway  P.  Coe,  commissioner  of 
patents,  on  petition  for  writs  of  certiorari  to  United  States  Court  of  Appeals 
for  District  of  Columbia;  brief  for  respondent  in  opposition.  [1944.]  cover 
title,  i+8  p.     t  J  1.78  :L  64 

Lou  Angeles.  Calif.  No.  43727,  in  Court  of  Claims,  Department  of  Water  and 
Power  of  city  of  Los  Angeles,  and  citv  of  L<is  Angeles,  municipal  corporation,  v. 
United  States;  defendant's  brief.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii-f 241-287  p.     t 

J  l.SO :  L  896/2 

Low,  Bertha.  No.  — ,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d  circuit,  estate  of  Bertha 
Low,  Henry  M.  Orne  and  Morristown  Trust  Company,  executors,  v.  commis- 
sioner of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for  review  of  decision  of  Tax  Court ;  brief 
for  respondent.     [1944.]     cover  title,   iii-|-20  p.     %  J  1.76  :L  95 

Lynn,  Winfred'  W.  No.  941,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1943, 
United  States  ex  rel.  Winfred  William  Lynn  v.  John  W.  Downer,  commanding 
officer.  Camp  Upton,  N.  Y. ;  memorandum  for  United  States  in  reply  to  petition 
for  rehearing.     [1944.]    cover  title,  ii+26  p.     t  J  1.78  :L 993/2 

McCarthy/,  John  H.  No.  8721,  United  States  Court  of  Appeals,  District  of  Co- 
lumbia, Apr.  term,  1944,  John  H.  McCarthy  r.  United  States,  appeal  from 
District  Court  of  United  States  for  District  of  Columbia ;  brief  for  appellee. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  ii+19  p.     %  J  1.77 :M  127 

McDonald.  Michael  F.  No.  36,  in  Supreme  Court,  of  United  States,  Oct.  term, 
1944.  Michael  F.  McDonald  r.  connnissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  writ  of 
certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  3d  circuit ;  brief  for  I'espondent.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  v+45  p.     t  J  1.78  :  M 145/3 

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Mallinckrodt,  Edward,  jr.  No.  12915,  iu  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  8th  circuit, 
Edward  Mallinckrodt,  jr.,  v.  cominissiorun-  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for  re- 
view of  decision  of  Tax  Court;  l)rief  for  respondent.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
ii+23  p.     t  J  1.76  :M  296/2 

Marshull,  Robert.  No.  — ,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d  circuit,  estate  of 
Robert  Marshall,  James  Marshall,  executor,  v.  commissioner  of  internal  rev- 
enue, on  petition  for  review  of  decision  of  Tax  Court ;  brief  for  respondent. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  i-f  16  p.     j  J  1.76 :  M  357/2 

Massman  Construition  Co.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  45765,  Massman  Construc- 
tion Company  v.  United  States;  defendant's  brief.     [1944.]     p.  139-154.     t 

J  1.80  :  M  387/2 

Meurer  Steel  Barrel  Co.,  Inc.  No.  614,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct. 
term,  1944,  Meuror  Steel  Barrel  Company,  Inc.,  v.  commissioner  of  internal 
revenue,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  3d 
circuit;  memorandum  for  respondent.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i-{-14  p.     % 

J  1.78  :M  571 

Montgomery,  P.  O.  No.  11029.  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  5th  circuit,  P.  0"B. 
Montgomery  et  al.  v.  W.  A.  Thomas,  collector  of  internal  revenue  for  2d  collec- 
tion district  of  Texas,  on  appeal  from  district  court  for  northern  district  of 
Texas;  brief  for  appellee.     [1944  J     cover  title,  ii-f22  p.     J         J  1.76:  M  767/5 

Moore.  Clinton  II.  No.  11074,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  5th  circuit,  Clinton 
H.  Moore,  et  al.  v.  W.  A.  Thomas,  collector  of  internal  revenue,  on  appeal  from 
district  court  for  northern  district  of  Texas ;  brief  for  appellee.  [1944.]  cover 
title,  ii  +  17  p.     t  J  1.76  :M  781 

Moore,  J/r.s.  Evelyn  A'.  No.  3,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d  circuit,  Evelyn 
N.  Moore  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for  review  of  de- 
cision of  Tax  Court;  brief  for  respondent.     [1944.]     cover  title,  iii+Sii  p.     t 

J  1.76:  M  782/2 

Muschany,  James  K.  Nos.  31-32,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term, 
1944,  James  Karl  Muschany  and  Vera  Muschany  v.  United  States ;  William  L. 
Andrews  and  Bertha  L.  Andrews  v.  [same],  on  writs  of  certiorari  to  circuit 
court  of  appeals  for  8th  circuit;  brief  for  United  States.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
iii-f  46  p.     J  J  1.78  :  M  971/2 

National  Surety  Corporation.  No.  606,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct. 
term,  1944,  National  Surety  Corporation  v.  United  States,  on  petition  for  writ 
of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  5th  circuit ;  brief  for  United  States  in 
opposition.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii-|-21  p.     $  J1.78:N213su 

Nebraska.  No.  6,  original,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
Nebraska  vs.  Wyoming,  and  Colorailo,  United  States,  intervenor ;  exceptions  of 
United  States,  intervenor,  to  report  and  recommendations  of  special  master. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  24  p.     t  J  1.78  :N  279/4 

Neto  York  State.  No.  83,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
State  of  New  York  and  Saratoga  Springs  Commission  and  Saratoga  Springs 
Authority  v.  United  States,  on  writ  of  certioiari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for 
2d  circuit;  brief  for  United  States.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii+26  p.     | 

J  1.78  :  N  4?  yo/12 

Northtvestcrn  Steel  &  Wire  Co.  No.  8535,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  7th 
circuit,  Northwestern  Steel  &  Wire  Company  (formerly  Northwestern  Barb 
Wire  Company),  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for  review  of 
decision  of  Tax  Court ;  brief  for  respondent.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i+20  p.     % 

J  1.76  :  N  819/4 

Osaye  County,  Okla.  Brief  for  United  States,  circuit  court  of  appeals,  10th 
circuit,  no.  3046,  board  of  county  commissioners,  Osage  County,  Okla.,  et  al.,  v. 
United  States;  no.  ;i()47,  [same]  v.  I  same],  appeals  from  district  court  for 
northern  district  of  Oklahoma.     [1944.]     covev  title,  i  +  12  p.     J        J  1.76:  Os  2 

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Otis  d  Co.  No.  81,  ill  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944,  Otis  &  Co. 
V.  Securities  and  Exchange  Commission  and  United  Light  and  Power  Company, 
on  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  3d  circuit ;  brief  for  Securi- 
ties and  Exchange  Commission.     [1944.]     cover  title,  v+110  p.  il.     t 

J  1.78 :  Ot  4/2 

Panhandle  Eastern  Pipe  Line  Co.  No.  296,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States, 
Oct.  term,  1944,  Panhandle  Eastern  Pipe  Line  Company,  Illinois  Natural  Gas 
Company,  and  Mir-higan  Gas  Transmission  Corporation  v.  Federal  Power  Com- 
mission, City  of  Detroit,  Mich,  [et  al.],  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to 
circuit  court  of  api>eals  for  8th  circuit;  supplemental  brief  for  respondents. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  i +19  p.     t  J  1.78 :P  193/2 

Parker  Motor  Freight.  No.  508,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term, 
1944,  United  States  v.  Harry  A.  Parker,  doing  business  as  Parker  Motor  Freight 
et  al.,  appeal  from  district  court  for  southern  district  of  Indiana ;  statement  as 
to  jurisdiction.     [1944.]     cover  title,  8  p.     t  J  1.78  :P  229/2 

Penflcld  Company  of  California.  No.  475,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct. 
term,  1944,  Penflekl  Company  of  California  v.  Securities  and  Exchange  Com- 
mission, on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  9th 
circuit;  brief  for  Securities  and  Exchange  Commission  in  opposition.  [1&44.] 
cover  title,  i+12  p.     t  J  1.78  :P  375 

Pope.  Allen.  No.  26,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944,  Allen 
Pope  V.  United  States,  on  writ  of  certiorari  to  Court  of  Claims ;  brief  for  United 
States.     [1944.]     cover  title,  vi+135  p.     t  J  1.78  :P  81/3 

Powers,  Lucius.  No.  425,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
Lucius  Powers  and  W.  E.  Urick  v.  Chester  Bowles,  price  administrator,  on 
petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals ;  brief  for  re- 
spondent in  opposition.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii+30  p.     t  J  1.78  :P  873 

Puerto  Rico  Cement  Corporation.  No.  232,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States, 
Oct.  term,  1944,  Puerto  Rico  Cement  Corporation  v.  Royal  Indemnity  Company, 
on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  1st  circuit; 
brief  for  United  States  as  amicus  curiae.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii-f  23  p.     t 

J  1.78 :  P  962/4 

Putnam,  Henry  W.  No.  534,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
estate  of  Henry  W.  Putnam,  Guaranty  Trust  Company  of  New  York,  executor, 
V.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit 
court  of  appeals  for  2d  circuit;  brief  for  respondent  in  opposition.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  ii+14  p.     t  J  1.78 :  P  983 

Rambo,  Stella  T.  No.  10959,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  5th  circuit,  Stella  T. 
Rambo  et  al.  v.  United  States,  appeal  from  district  court  for  northern  district 
of  Georgia ;  brief  for  United  States.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii-f  25  p.     $ 

J  1.76 :  R  143/2 

Republic  Cotton  Mills.  No.  5303,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  4th  circuit.  Re- 
public Cotton  Mills  V.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue;  appendix  B  to  brief 
for  respondent.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i +62  p.     t  J  1.76:  R  299/2 

Robeits,  Mrs.  Dora.  No.  556,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
Dora  Roberts  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for  writ  of  cer- 
tiorari to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  5th  circuit ;  memorandum  for  respondent. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  i+17  p.     t  J  1.78 :  R  541/2 

Robinso)!.  Thomas  If.,  jr.  No.  514,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term, 
1944,  Thomas  Hnnry  Robinson,  jr.,  v.  United  States,  on  i>etition  for  writ  of 
certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  6th  circuit :  brief  for  United  States  in 
opposition.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii+41  p.     t  J  1.78  :R  507 

Roebling,  Ferdinand  W.,  3d.  No.  515,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States.  Oct. 
term,  1944,  Ferdinand  W.  Roebling.  Ill,  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue, 
on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  3d  circuit ;  brief 
for  respondent  in  opposition.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i+14  p.     t        J1.78:R621 

Rogers,  Henry  H.  No.  CIS,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
estate  of  Henry  H.  Rogers,  Albert  Stickney  and  Central  Hanover  Bank  and 

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Rogers,  Henry  H. — Continued. 

TrutJt  Compauy,  as  surviving  executors  of  Henry  H.  Rogers,  v.  commissioner  of 
internal  revenue,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals 
for  2(i  circuit ;  brief  for  respondent  in  opposition.    [1944.]    cover  title,  1  + 14  p.    % 

J  1.78 :  R  632/2 

Rookard,  Arthur.  Brief  for  appellee,  United  States  Court  of  Appeals,  District  of 
Columbia,  Oct.  term,  1944,  no.  8673,  Arthur  Rookard  v.  Ray  L.  Huff,  general 
superintendent,  D.  C.  Reformatory,  Lorton,  Va.,  appeal  from  District  Court  of 
United  States  for  District  of  Columbia.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i+4  p.     t 

J  1.77 :  R  672 

Rosensiceig,  Aron.  No.  442,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
Aron  Rosensweig  and  Abe  Rosensweig  v.  United  States,  on  petition  for  writ  of 
certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  9th  circuit ;  brief  for  United  States  in 
opposition.     [1944.]    cover  title,  i+21  p.     t  J  1.78  :R  727 

Safeway  Stores,  Inc.  No.  481,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
Safeway  Stores,  Inc.,  et  al.,  v.  United  States,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari 
to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  10th  circuit ;  brief  for  United  States  in  opposition. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  i  +  11  p.     %  J  1.78  :  Sa  17/4 

Saltonstall,  Eleanor.  No.  3980,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  1st  circuit,  Eleanor 
Saltonstall  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for  review  of  deci- 
sion of  Tax  Court ;  brief  for  respondent.    [1944.]    cover  title,  i+8  p.     t 

J  1.76 :  Sa  37/3 

Sampayo,  Carlota  B.  No.  351,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
Carlota  Benitez  Sampayo  v.  United  States,  Bank  of  Nova  Scotia  [et  al.],  on 
petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  1st  circuit  ;  brief 
for  United  States  in  opposition.    [1944.]    cover  title,  ii+28  p.     i     J  1.78:  Sa47 

Scottish  American  Investment  Co.,  Ltd.  Nos.  52-54  and  220-222,  in  Supreme 
Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944,  commissioner  of  internal  revenue  v. 
Scottish  American  Investment  ConfpJiny,  Limited ;  [same]  v.  British  Assets 
Trust,  Limited;  [same]  v.  Second  British  Assets  Trust,  Limited;  Scottish 
American  Investment  Company,  Limited,  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue ; 
British  Assets  Trust,  Limited,  v.  [same]  ;  Second  British  Assets  Trust,  Limited, 
V.  [same],  on  writs  of  certiorari  to  circuit  courts  of  appeals  for  4th  and  3d 
circuits;  brief  for  commissioner  of  internal  revenue.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
iii+60  p.     t  J  1.78 :  SCO  87/3 

Screws,  M.  Claud.  No.  42,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
M.  Claud  Screws,  Frank  Edward  Jones,  and  Jim  Bob  Kelley  v.  United  States,  on 
writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  Sth  circuit ;  brief  for  United 
States.    [1944.]    cover  title,  iv+58  p.     X  J  1.78 :  Scr  29/2 

Seatrain  Lines,  Inc.  In  Suprenfe  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944,  no.  47, 
United  States,  Interstate  Commerce  Commission,  Seatrain  Lines,  Inc.,  et  al.  v. 
Pennsylvania  Railroad  Company,  et  al. ;  no.  48,  Pennsylvania  Railroad  Com- 
pany et  al.  V.  United  States,  Interstate  Commerce  Commission,  Seatrain  Lines 
Inc.,  et  al. ;  stipulation  and  addition  to  record.     [1944.]    p.  1379-80.     t 

3  1.78  :  Se  18/4 

Sellmayer  Packing  Co.  No.  5306,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  4th  circuit,  Sell- 
mayer  Packing  Company  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for 
review  of  decision  of  Tax  Court;  appendix  B  to  respondent's  brief.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  [1]  -f  32  p.    t  J  1.76 :  Se  48 

No.  5307,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  4th  circuit,  Sellmayer  Packing 

Company  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for  review  of  decision 
of  Tax  Court;  brief  for  respondent.    [1944.]    cover  title,  i-|-30  p.     t 

J  1.70  :  Se  48/3 

Same ;  appendix  B  to  respondent's  brief .     [1944.]     cover  title,  i+203  p.     X 

J  1.76 :  Se  48/2 

Scwell  nuts.  Inc.  No.  500,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
Sewell  Hats,  Inc.,  v.  National  Labor  Relations  Board,  on  petition  for  writ  of 
certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  5th  circuit;  brief  for  National  Labor 
Relations  Board  in  opposition.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i-fl5  p.     +     J1.78:Se89 

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Shearer,  DnvUl  M.  No.  [r)32],  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term.  1944, 
United  States  v.  David  McD.  Shearer;  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  Court 
of  Claims.     [VdAA]    cover  title,  i+23  p.     X  J  1  78  :  Sh  31/2 

Shelrin,  E.  C.  Co.  Nos.  10G19  and  10-02.  in  circuit  court  of  ajipcals  for  9;h  circuit, 
E.  C.  Shclvin  Company  v.  United  States,  upon  appeal  from  di.'^trict  court  for 
district  of  Oregon  ;  brief  for  United  States.     [1944.  J    cover  title,  iii+4U  p.     % 

J1.76:Sh44 

Hho-shonr  ludiaiiH.  No.  <)H.  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
northwestern  h::uds  of  Shoshone  Indians  v.  United  Slates,  on  writ  of  certiorari 
to  Court  of  Claims;  brief  for  United  States.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii+34  p.     t 

J  1.78  :N  819/8 

Singer.  WHInnl  I.  No.  30,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
Willard  Irwin  Singer  and  Martin  H.  Singer  v.  United  States,  on  writ  of 
certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  3d  circuit;  brief  for  United  States. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  iii+37  p.     t  J  1.78:  Si  64/3 

Sioux  Indians.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  0-531-(18),  Sioux  tribe  of  Indians  v. 
United  States;  defendant's  brief.     [1944.]     p.  43-54.     %  .11.80;  Si  73/13 

Skidmnrc.  Nos.  12  and  73,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term.  1944, 
Skidmore  et  al.,  v.  Swift  and  Company,  on  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court 
of  appeals  for  Oth  circuit;  Armour  and  Company  r.  Wantock  and  Smith,  on 
writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  7th  circuit:  brief  on  behalf 
of  administrator  of  Wage  and  Hour  Division,  Department  of  Labor,  as  amicus 
curiae.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii +44  p.     $  J  1.78  :  Sk  32/2 

Smith.  E.  Jack.  Contractor.  No.  23,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term, 
1944,  E.  Jack  Smith,  [et  al.],  partners  trading  under  Arm  name  of  E.  .Jack  Smith, 
C<mtractor,  v.  Comer  Davis,  Reese  Perry  and  John  C.  Townley,  as  Board  of 
County  Tax  Assessors  of  Fulton  County,  et  al.,  on  writ  of  certiorari  to  Supreme 
Court  of  Georgia  ;  brief  for  United  States  as  aijiicus  curiae.  [1944.]  cover 
title,  ii+14  p.     t  J  1-78 :  Sm  55 

Smith,  J.  Allen,  d  Co.,  Inc.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  45884,  J.  Allen  Smith  & 
Company,  Inc.,  v.  United  States ;  defendant's  exceptions  to  commissioner's 
report.     [1944.]     p.  11-12.     %  J  1.80  :Sm  61/4 

Special  Equipment  Co.  No.  469,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term, 
1944,  Special  Equipment  Company  r.  Conway  P.  Coe,  commissioner  of  patents, 
on  petition  for  writ  of  certioi-ari  to  United  States  Court  of  Appeals  for  District 
of  Columbia;  brief  for  respondent  in  oppositi()n.  [1944.]  cover  title,  i  +  16 
p.     J  J  1.78  :  Sp  31 

Spencer,  White  d-  Prentis,  Inc.  No.  612,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct. 
term,  1944,  Spencer,  White  &  Prentis,  Inc.,  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue, 
on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d  circuit :  brief 
for  respondent  in  opposition.  *  [1944.]     cover  title,  i+15  p.     |        J  1.78  :  Sp34 

Staley.  A.  E..  Manufacturing  Co.  No.  .559,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States, 
Oct.  term,  1944,  Federal  Trade  Commission  v.  A.  B.  Staley  Manufacturing  Com- 
pany and  Staley  Sales  Corporation;  petiti<ni  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit 
court  of  appeals  for  7th  circuit.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i +14  p.     %    J  1.78:  St  16/2 

Standard  Rice  Co.,  Inc. '  No.  72,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States.  Oct.  term, 
1944,  United  States  v.  Standard  Rice  Company,  Inc.,  on  writ  of  certiorari  to 
Court  of  Claims;  brief  for  United  States.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii+25  p.     t 

J  1.78  :  St  24/12 

Stevens,  William.  Brief  for  United  States,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  10th 
circuit,  no.  2941,  William  Stevens  v.  United  States,  appeal  from  district  court 
for  eastern  district  of  Oklahoma.     [1944.]     cover  title,  iv  +  18  p.     t 

J  1.76  :  St  47 

Steu-ort,  William  W.  No.  8733,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  3d  circuit,  com- 
ndssioner  of  internal  revenue  v.  estate  of  William  W.  Stewart.  Union  Trust 
Company  of  Pittsburgh,  and  James  E.  MacCloskey,  executors  and  trustees,  on 
petition  for  review  of  decision  of  Tax  Court;  brief  for  petitioner.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  iii+54  p.     t  J  1.76  :  St  49/5 

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Stewart,  William  W. — Continued. 

Same;  appendix  to  petitioner's  brief.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i  +  105a  p.     t 

J  1.76:  St  49/4 

Supreme  Court.  Petitions  for  certiorari  and  briefs  on  merits  and  in  oppo.sition 
for  United  States  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States  [v.  61-64,  fiscal  year 
1944,  relating  to  tax  matters,  title  page  and  index].  1944.  Ll]+4  p.  (Tax 
Division. )      J  J  1.19/G  :  61-(;4/t.p.&  ind. 

Talbot  Mills  (corporation) .  No.  4015,  in  circuit  court  of  r.ppeals  for  1st  circuit, 
Talbot  Mills  r.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for  review  of 
decision  of  Tax  Court;  brief  for  respondent.  [1944.]  cover  title,  ii+19  p. 
large  S"     t  J  1.76  :T  142/2 

Thomas.  R.  ./.  No.  14.  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944,  R.  J. 
Thomas  v.  H.  W.  Collins,  shei'iff  of  Travis  County,  Tex.,  appeal  from  Supreme 
Court  of  Texas;  brief  for  United  States  as  amicus  curiae.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
vi+48  p.     $  J  1.78  :T  366 

Tunstall.  Tom.  No.«.  37  and  4."),  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term, 
1944,  Tom  Tunstall  v.  Brotherhood  of  Locomotive  Firemen  and  Enginemen, 
Ocean  Lodge  No.  76.  et  al.,  on  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  cotu't  of  appeals  for 
4th  circuit;  Bester  William  Steele  v.  Louisville  &  Nashville  Kailroad  (:!ompany 
et  al.,  on  writ  of  certiorari  to  Supreme  Court  of  Alabama ;  briel'  for  United 
States  as  amicus  curiae.     [1944.]     cover  title,  iv+54  p.     t  J  1.78 :T 836 

Turner's  Transfer.  No.  473.  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
Guy  M.  Turner  and  Frank  B.  Turner,  doing  business  as  Turner's  Transfer,  v. 
United  States  and  Interstate  Commerce  Commission ;  appeal  from  district  court 
for  middle  district  of  North  Carolina;  motion  to  affirm.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
8  p.     t  J  1.78 :  T  859 

Tyson,  Richard  R.  No.  12922.  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  8th  circuit,  Richard 
K.  Tyson,  r.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  for  review  of  decision 
of  Tax  Court;  brief  for  respondent.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii+19  p.     t 

J  1.76 :  T  988 

Wallace  Corporation.  Nos.  6&-67,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States.  Oct.  term, 
1944,  Wallace  Corporation  v.  National  Labor  Relations  Board ;  Richwood 
Clothespin  &  Dish  Workers'  Union  v.  [same],  on  writs  of  certiorari  to  circuit 
court  of  appeals  for  4th  circuit ;  brief  for  National  Labor  Relations  Board. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  vii +118  p.     t  J  L78  :  W  155/5 

Wanger,  Walter,  Pictures,  Inc.  No.  415,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct. 
term,  1944,  Walter  Wanger  Pictures,  Inc.,  v.  Ethel  Strickland  Rogan,  as  execu- 
trix of  Nat  Rogan,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court 
of  appeals  for  9th  circuit;  brief  for  respondent  in  opposition.  [1944.]  cover 
title,  i  +  15p.     +  J  1.78  :W  185 

Ward,  Montgomery,  d  Co.,  Inc.  No.  538,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct. 
term,  1944.  Montgomery  Ward  &  Co.,  Incorporated,  v.  National  War  Labor  Board 
et  al.,  on  petition  for  writ  of  certiorari  to  United  States  Court  of  Appeals  for 
District  of  Columbia  ;  brief  for  respondents  in  opposition.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
ii+21  p.     t  JL78:W215/2 

Warm  Springs  Indiana.  No.  M-112.  in  Court  of  Claims.  Warm  Springs  tribe  of 
Indians  of  Oregon  v.  United  States;  defendant's  brief.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
i-(-445_4S7  p.     t  J  1.80  :W  236/5 

Wrmpss.  William  H.  No.  629,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944, 
commissioner  of  internal  revenue  v.  William  H.  Wemyss ;  petition  for  writ  of 
certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  6th  circuit.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
1+14  p.     t  J  1.78  :W  479 

United  States  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  6th  circuit,  no.  9724,  William  H. 

Wemyss  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  on  petition  to  review  decision  of 
Tax  Court;   [proceedings].     [1944.]     p.  71-77.     t  J  1.76:  W  479/2 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co.  No.  49.  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States.  Oct. 
term,  1944,  Western  Union  Telegraph  Company  v.  Katharine  F.  Lenroot.  chief 
of  Children's  Bureau,  Department  of  Labor,  on  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit 

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Wcntcrn  Union  Telegraph  Co. — Continued, 
court  of  appeals  for  2d  circuit;  brief  for  respondent.     [1944.]     cover  title, 
,iii+38p.     t  J  1.78  :W  525/8 

Williams,  Williatn  M.  Brief  and  appendix  for  appellee  United  States  Court  of 
Appeals,  District  of  Columbia,  Oct.  term,  1944,  no.  8853,  William  M.  Williams 
V.  Ray  L.  Huff,  general  superintendent,  D.  C.  penal  institutions,  appeal  from 
District  Court  of  United  States  for  District  of  Columbia.  [1944.]  c(»ver  title, 
i+7+[2]p.     t  J  1.77  :W  676/2 

Wilson,  Lee,  d  Co.  No.  45779,  in  Court  of  Claims,  J.  H.  Crain  and  R.  B.  Lee 
Wilson,  jr.,  trustees  of  Lee  Wilson  and  Company,  business  trust,  v.  United 
States;  defendant's  brief  in  opposition  to  plantiffs'  demurrer  to  defendant's 
plea  of  set-off.     [1944.]     cover  title,  1  +  133-189  p.     %  J  1.80  :W  695/5 

No.  45997,  in  Court  of  Claims,  J.  H.  Grain  and  R.  E.  Lee  Wilson,  jr.,  trustees 

of  Lee  Wilson  and  Company,  business  trust,  v.  United  States ;  defendant's  brief 
in  opposition  to  plaintiff's  demurrer  to  defendant's  counterclaim.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  i+23-34  p.     t  J  1.80 ;  W  695/4 

Winslow,  Mj/rtle  M.  No.  8804,  United  States  Court  of  Appeals,  District  of  Colum- 
bia, Myrtle  Mae  Winslow,  by  her  guardian.  Peoples  Bank  v.  United  States,  appeal 
from  District  Court  of  United  States  for  District  of  Columbia ;  brief  for 
appellee.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i+9  p.     t  J  1.77  :W  732 

Woolford,  Charlotte  L.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  45667,  Trust  Company  of  Georgia 
and  James  E.  Dickey,  trustees  for  Charlotte  Louise  Woolford,  v.  United  States  ; 
defendant's  exceptions  to  report  of  commissioner.     1944.     p.  19.     t 

J  1.80  :W  884 

Wrobel,  Rudolph  J.,  jr.  Brief  and  appendix  for  appellee.  United  States  Court  of 
Appeals,  District  of  Columbia,  Oct.  term,  1944,  no.  8852,  Rudolph  Joseph  Wrobel, 
jr.,  V.  Winfred  Overholser,  superintendent,  St.  Elizabeths  Hospital,  appeal 
from  District  Court  of  United  States  for  District  of  Columbia.  [1944.]  cover 
title,  i+14  p.     t  J  1.77  :W  941 

York  Engineering  &  Construction  Co.  No.  45282,  in  Court  of  Claims,  York  En- 
gineering and  Construction  Company  v.  United  States ;  defendant's  brief. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  1+223  p.     t  J  1.80  :Y  82/2 

Zagurski,  William.  In  Court  of  Claims,  no.  46205,  William  Zagurski  v.  United 
States;  motion  to  dismiss.     [1944.]     p.  9-20.     t  J  1.80 :Z  13 

Zanuck,  Darryl  F.  Nos.  10732-10731,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  9th  circuit, 
Darryl  F.  Zanuck  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue ;  Virginia  Fox  Zanuck 
V.  [same],  on  petitions  for  review  of  decisions  of  Tax  Court;  brief  for  respond- 
ent.    [1944.]     cover  title,  i+21  p.     t  J  1.76  :Z  17 

FEDERAL  BUREAU  OF  INVESTIGATION 

Law  enforcement.     FBI  law  enforcement  bulletin,  Sept.-Oct.  1944;  v.  13,  no.  5. 
[1944.]     cover  title,    [2] +1-48  p.   il.   4"     [Bimonthly.     Processed.     Text  and 
other  illustrations  on  p.  2—4  of  cover.]     %  (available  to  law  enforcement  agen- 
cies only). 
L.  C.  card  3&-13359  J  1.14/8 :  13/5 

Same,  insert,  Fugitives  wanted,  missing  person  notices,  cancellations,  v. 

13,  no.  5;  Sept.-Oct.  1944.  [1944.]  [1] +49-85  p.  il.  4"  [Bimonthly.  Proc- 
essed.] J  1.14/8 :  13/5/insert 

IMMIGRATION  AND  NATURALIZATION  SERVICE 

Constitution  of  United  Sitatea.  Our  Constitution  lives  and  grows,  book  1-3, 
citizenship  reader  for  use  in  public  schools  by  candidates  for  naturalization ; 
[by  Frances  O.  Thomas] .  1944.  [3  v.,  11]  +  16+24+32  p.  il.  [Title  on  cover 
of  each  book  is:  Federal  textbook  on  citizenship,  our  Constitution  lives  and 
grows.]     *Paper,  each  book  10c.     •  Item  733  J  21,9:  O  76/5/bk.l-3 

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Constitution  of  United  States — C!ontinued. 

Our  Constitution  lives  and  grows,  teacher's  edition,  to  be  used  in  teaching 

of  candidates  for  naturalization   [with  suggested  references  to   teacher;  by 
Frances  O.  Thomas].     1944.     [4] +36  p.  il.     [Title  on  cover  is:  Federal  text- 
book  on   citizenship,    our   Constitution    lives   and    grows,    teacher's    edition.] 
*  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  733 
L.  C.  card  L  44-103  J  21.9 :  C  76/6 

Monthly  revieir,  Oct.  1944;  V.  2,  iw.  4.     [Oct.  1,  1944.]      [li] +39-52  p.  4°     [Printed 
officially.]     t  Paper,  10c.  single  copy,  $1.00  a  yr.  J  21.10 :  2/4 

Natiotialitii  inanual,  for  use  of  officers  and  employees  of  Immigration  and  Nat- 
uralization    Service;     [by    Joseph    A.    Christoplierson,     and     others].     1944. 
xlii  +  [698]+97  p.  map.     [Issued  in  loose-leaf  form.]     t 
L.  C.  card  44-41633  J  21.6 :  N  21/944 


LABOR  DEPARTMENT 

Labor  informution  huUetin,  Oct.  1944;  [v.  11,  no.  10].    [1944.]    8  p.  4°     [Monthly.] 
♦Paper,  10c.  single  copy,  75c.  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $1.15.     •  Item  763 
L.  C.  card  L  34-114  L  1.15  :  11/10 

CHILDREN'S  BUREAU 

Air-borne  infections,  a  review  ;  [by]  personnel  of  Naval  Laboratory  Research  Unit 
No.  1  (now  U.  S.  Navy  Medical  Research  Unit  No.  1),  Berkeley,  Calif.  Sept. 
1944.  [l]+30  p.  [Reproduced  for  Children's  Bureau  from  War  medicine, 
July  1943,  V.  4,  p.  1-30,  with  permission  of  American  Medical  Association.]     t 

•  Item  746  L  5.2  :  Ai  7 

Books.     For  children's  bookshelf,  booklist  for  parents.     [1944.]     24  p.  il.      ( [Bu- 
reau publication  304.])      *  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  747 
L.  C.  card  L  44-189  L  5.20 :  304 

Child  labor.  Child  labor  regulations  and  orders  (Code  of  Federal  regulations, 
title  29,  chap.  4),  pt.  422,  Occupations  particularly  hazardous  for  employment 
of  minors  between  16  and  18  years  of  age  or  detrimental  to  their  health  or  well- 
being;  Hazardous-occupations  order  4  as  amended.  Oct.  20,  1944.  2  p.  4° 
[Processed.]     f  L  5.39:  4/4 

Proposals  for  dealing  with  child-labor  and  youth-employment  problems  In 

reconversion  and  adjustment  period.     [1944.]     2  p.  4°     [From  The  child,  Sept. 
1944.  V.  9.]     t  L  5.35/a  :  C  437/22 

Children.  The  child,  v.  9,  no.  4;  Oct.  ■  1944.  [1944.]  [2] +51-64  p.  il.  4° 
[Monthly.]     *  Paper,   5c.   single  copy,   50c.   a    vr. ;   foreign   subscription,   75c. 

•  Item  744 

L.  C.  card  L  36-94  L  5.35  :  9/4 

Infant.<i.  Ho.spitals  and  home  care  of  premature  infants,  a  plan  for  coordination. 
[1&44.]      [4]    p.      ([Folder   33.])      *  Paper,   5c.   single   copy    ($1.00  per   100). 

•  Item  745  L  5.22:  33 

Mental  hygiene  in  child-health  conference  [with  bibliography]  ;  by  Martha  W. 
MacDonald.  [1944.]  4  p.  large  8°  [Paper  given  at  1944  annual  meetings  of 
State  public  health  associations,  held  in  cooperation  with  American  Public 
Health  Association,  in  Iowa,  Minnesota,  North  Dakota,  and  Montana.  From 
The  child,  Aug.  1944.]     t  L  5.35/a  :  H  349/9 

Mothers.  For  your  wife  and  your  baby,  help  from  Uncle  Sam  to  keep  them  safe. 
[Sept.  1944.]     [4]  p.  il.  narrow  16°     f     •  Item  746  L5.2:W63 

Youth.  What  National  Resources  Planning  Board  said  about  youth  programs. 
Oct.  1944.  2n8-280+ 546-547  p.  4"  [Processed.  Reproduced  fronr  Security, 
work,  and  relief  policies,  report  of  Committee  on  Long-Range  Work  and  Relief 
Policies  to  National  Resources  Planning  Board,  Washington,  1942.]     X 

L  5.2  :  Y  8/9 

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LABOR  STANDARDS  DIVISION 

Foreman's  guide  to  labor  relations;  [prepared  by  Anne  Ramsay  and  Jesse  Lane]. 
1944.  cover  title,  iv+28  p.  il.  (Bulletin  G(>.)  [Text  on  p.  2  of  cover.]  *  Paper, 
10c.     •   Item  753  L  16.3:  66 

Oreat  Britain.  Factory  inspection  in  Britain  ;  by  Sir  Wilfrid  Garrett.  Oct.  1944. 
7  p.    [Processed.]    t  L  16.2  :F  11/3 

Health  education  for  Britain's  factory  workers;  by  Sibyl  Horner.     Oct. 

1944.    4  p.    [Processed.]     t  L  16.2  :H  34/3 

Paper.  Organizing  for  safety,  paper  and  pulp.  [1944.]  [2] +6  p.  4"  [Proc- 
essed.]    t  L  16.2  :  P  19/3 

LABOR  STATISTICS  BUREAU 

Air  frames.  Average  hourly  earnings  in  airframe  industry,  1943;  prepared  in 
Division  of  Wage  Analysis  [by  Theodore  W.  Reedy].  [19-14.]  iv+3"i  p.  (Bul- 
letin 790.)      [From  Monthly  labor  review.  May  1944,  with  additional  data.] 

*  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  7'i9 

L.  C.  card  L  44-190  ■  L  2.3 :  790 

Same.  (H.  doc.  670,  7Stli  Cong.  2d  sess.)     ' 

Australia.  Post-war  reconstruction  in  Australia.  [1944.]  9  p.  '  (Serial  no.  R. 
1G99. )  [From  Monthly  labor  review,  Oct.  1944  (incorrectly  given  on  this 
separate  as  Oct.  1943 ) .]     t  L  2.6/a  :  P  847/7 

Brass.  Wages  in  Connecticut  Valley  brass  industry,  Apr.  1943;  [prepared  by 
Edith  M.  Olsen  and  Mary  Elizabeth  Brown].  [1944.]  6  p.  (Serial  no.  R.  1697. ) 
[From  Monthly  labor  review,  Oct.  1944.]     t  L  2.6/a  :  B  736/943 

Canada.  Post-war  reconstruction  in  Canada.  [1944.]  12  p.  (Serial  no.  R.  1689.) 
[From  Monthly  labor  review,  Sept.  1944.]     t  L  2  6/a  :  P  847/6 

Cloth  ill ff-  Cost  of  clothing  for  moderate-income  families,  193>-44;  [prepared  by 
Emil  D.  Schell  and  Laura  Mae  Webb].  [1944.]  [2] +30  p.  il.  (Bulletin  789.) 
[From  Monthly  labor  review,  July  1944,  with  additional  data]     *  Paper,  10c. 

•  ItenJ  759 

L.  C.  card  L  44-191  L  2.3  :  789 

Same.     ( H.  doc.  609,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. ) 

Cotton  goods  industry,  employment,  hours  and  earnings,  and  turnover  rates, 
by  areas,  May-July  1944;  prepared  in  Employment  and  Occupational 
Outlook  Branch  of  the  Bureau,  with  assistance  of  Program  Branch,  Textile, 
Clothing  and  Leather  Bureau,  War  Production  Board.  [1944.]  [l]+26  p.  4° 
[Processed.]     t  L  2.2  :  C  82/8/942-i4/supp.l 

Note. — This  is  the  first  of  a  series  of  supplements  to  the  Bureau's  report.  Cotton 
goods,  employment,  hours  and  earnings,  and  turnover  rates,  by  areas,  Jan.  1942— Apr. 
1944. 

Court  decisions.  Recent  decisions  of  interest  to  labor;  [prepared  in  OflBce  of 
Solicitor,  Department  of  Labor].  [1944.]  9  p.  (Serial  no.  R.  1698.)  [From 
Monthly  labor  review,  Oct.  1944.]     t  L  2.6/a8  :  944/7 

Dismissal  pay  provisions  in  union  agreements;  prepared  in  Industrial  Relations 
Division.     Oct.  1944.     18  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  L  44-195  L2.2:D63 

Employment.     Employment  and  pay  rolls,  detailed  report,  Sept.  1944.     Nov.  10, 
1944.     21  p.  4°     [Monthlv.     Processed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  L  23-234  L  2.9  :  944/9 

Employment  changes  in  Massachusetts  in  relation  to  post-war  situation  ; 

bv  Verna  R.  Fine.     [1944.]     6  p.  il.      (Serial   no.  R  1700.)      [From  Monthly 
labor  review.  Oct.  1944.]     t  L  2.6/a  :  Em  73/46 

Employment  in  airframe,  engine,  and  propeller  plants,  Nov.  1943-June  1944  ; 

[prepared  by  A.  William  Busehman].      [1944.]     6  p.      (Serial   no.  R.  1688.) 
[From  Monthly  labor  review,  Sept.  1944.]     t  L  2.6/a  :  Ai  74/5/943^4 

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Deckmbi.i;    1«J44  1411 

Employment — Continued. 

-  State,  county,  and  uiuuicipal  survt'j-,  government  euiploynieiit  and  pay 
rolls,  11)29-38.  [1944.  J  huge  8"  (SCM-07,  SCM-73,  !SCM-74,  SCM-124, 
abridged.)  IProce.s.sed.  Construction  and  Public  Employment  Division  in 
cooperation  with  Work  Projects  Administration.]      t  L  2.13  :  67,  73,  74, 124 

G7.  City  of  Toledo  and  Lucas  County,  Ohio.      [2] +  10  p. 

73.  City  of  Miami  and  Dade  County,   Fla.      12J-flO  p. 

74.  City  of  San  Antonio  and  Be.\ar  County,  Tex.      [2J+12  p. 
124.   State  of  Indiana.      [2J+1U  p. 

France.  Labor  conditions  in  France.  [1944.]  23  p.  (Serial  no.  K.  1696.) 
[From  Montlily  labor   review,  Oct.  1944.]     t  L  2.6/a  :  L 113/58 

Government  offices.  State  distribution  of  employment  in  Federal  agencies,  June 
1944;  [prepared  by  John  W.  Mitchell  and  F.  Lucile  Christman].  [1944.]  9  p. 
(Serial  no.  It.  1702.)      [From  Monthly  labor  review,  Oct.  1944.]     t 

L  2.G/a  :  Em  73/45 

HonuJulu,  Hnu-uU.     Wartime  earnings  and  spending  in  Honolulu,  1943  ;  by  Lenore 
Epstein.     |1944.]     iv+36  p.  il.     (Bulletin  788.)      [From  Monthly  labor  review, 
Apr.  1944,  with  additional  data.]     *  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  759 
L.  C.  card  L  44-192  L  2.3  :  788 

Same.     (H.  doc.  665,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.) 

Impaired  icorkerfi  in  industry;  [prepared  by  Clarence  A.  Trump  and  Frances  J. 
Montgomery].  [1944.]  7  p.  (Serial  no.  R.  1701.)  [From  Monthly  labor 
review,  Oct.  1944.]     t  L  2.0/a  :  W  892/16 

International  Ladies'  Garment  Workers  Union.  Convention  of  Ladies'  Garment 
Workers,  1944;  [prepared  by  Boris  Stern  and  John  L.  Afros].  [1944.]  9  p. 
(Serial   no.  K.  1694.)      [From  Monthly  labor  review,  Sept.   1944.]     t 

L  2.6/a  :  In  8/16 

International  Typoyrupliieal  Union  convention,  [Grand  Rapids,  Mich.,  Aug.  19-25] 
1944;  [prepared  bv  Boris  Stern].  [1944.]  G  p.  (Serial  no.  R.  1704.)  [From 
Monthly  labor  review,  Oct.  1944.]     t  L 2.6/a :  In  8/17/944 

Labor.     Chronology  (if  labor  events,  Apr.-June  1944.      [1944.]     8  p.      (Serial  no. 
R.  1693.)      I  From  Monthly  labor  review,  Sept.  1944.]     t 
L.  C.  card  L  43-104  L  2.6/a  :  L 113/36/944-2 

Malt  liquors.  Wages  in  malt-liquor  industry,  spring  and  summer  of  1943;  [pre- 
pared by  Ruth  F.  Sheppard].  [1944.]  9  p.  (Serial  no.  R.  1692).  [From 
Monthly  labor   review,   Sept.   1944.]     t  L  2.6/a  :  M  298/943 

Monthly  labor  revieio,  Nov.  1944,  v.  59,  no.  5  ;  [Hugh  S.  Hanna,  editor].     [1944.] 
cover  title,  vi+905-1116  p.  il.    [Certain  articles  are  reprinted  from  the  Monthly 
labor  review  and  listed  in  the  Monthly  catalog  as  they  are  issued.]     *  Paper,  30c. 
single  copy,  $3.50  a  vr.  ;  foreign  suiiscription,  .$4.75.      •  Item  764 
L.  C.  card  15-26485  ^  L  2.6  :  59/5 

Note.- — ^Tlie  Monthly  lahor  review  is  the  medium  through  whicli  the  Bureau  publishes 
its  regular  monthly  reports  on  sucli  snl)jects  as  trend  of  employment  and  pay  rolls, 
hourly  and  weekly  earnings,  weekly  working  hours,  industrial  disputes,  labor  turn-over, 
wholesale  and  retail  prices,  clianges  in  cost  of  living,  and  building  construction,  as  well 
as  information  on  collective  agreements,  industrial  accidents,  labor  legislation  and  court 
decisions  and  important  labor  developments  in  other  countries.  Under  the  present  war 
economy  regulations,  free  subscriptions  are  limited  to  those  requiring  it  for  official  pur- 
poses. Others  desiring  copies  may  obtain  them  from  the  Superintendent  of  Documents, 
Government  Printing  Office,  Washington  'J.'>,  D.  C,  at  the  prices  stated  above. 

Norivay.  Labor  conditions  in  Norway  ;  [prepared  by  John  P.  Umbach  and  James 
R.  Mock].  [1944.]  20  p.  (Serial  no.  R.  1090.)  [From  Monthly  labor  review, 
Sept.  1944.]     t  L  2.6/a  :  L  113/.57 

Prices.     Wholesale  prices,  July-December  and  year  1943;  prepared  by  Division 

of     Industrial     Prices.     [1944.]     ii-f(]0     p.  (Bulletin     785.)     *  Paper,     10c. 
•  Item  759 

L.  C.  card  L  22-229  L  2.3 :  785 

Same.     (H.  doc.  636,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.) 

Shipyards.  Absenteeism,  female  employment,  and  average  hours  and  earnings 
in  private  U.  S.  shipyards,  by  region,  Jan.  1943-Sept.  1944.  [Oct.  21,  l'.»44.] 
3  p.  f"     [Processed.]      f  L  2.2 :  Sh  6/2/943-44 

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Wages.     Intercity  variations  in  wage  levels;  prepared  by   [Louis  M.  Solomon] 
Division  of  Wage  Analysis.     1944.     ii-(-14  p.     (Bulletin  793.)      [From  Monthly 
labor  review,  Aug.  1944.]     *  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  759 
L.  C.  card  L  44-194  L  2.3 :  793 

Same.     (H.  doc.  676,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.) 

SOLICITOR 

Bay  State  Dredging  d  Contracting  Co.  No.  4007,  in  circuit  coi>rt  of  appeals  for 
1st  circuit,  L.  Metcalfe  Walling,  administrator  of  Wage  and  Hour  Division,  v. 
Bay  State  Dredging  and  Contracting  Company;  reply  brief.  [1944.]  cover 
title,  i+8  p.  large  8°     t  L  21.7  :  B  34/2 

Boutell,  F.  J.,  Service  Co.  No.  9792,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  6th  circuit, 
Anna  M.  Boutell  and  Carroll  M.  Boutell,  doing  business  as  F.  J.  Boutell  Service 
Company,  i\  L.  Metcalfe  W^alling,  administrator  of  Wage  and  Hour  Division, 
appeal  from  district  court  for  eastern  district  of  Michigan,  southern  division ; 
brief  for  appellee.     [1944.]     cover  title,  iv+17  p.     t  L  21.7  :B  669 

Consumers  Co.  No.  S5G7,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  7th  circuit,  L.  Metcalfe 
Walling,  administrator  of  Wage  and  Hour  Division,  v.  Consumers  Company, 
appeal  from  district  court  for  northern  district  of  Illinois,  eastern  division ; 
appellant's  brief.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii+20  p.     t  L  21.7  :C  766 

Culver,  John  J.  No.  10786,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  9th  circuit,  John  J. 
Culver,  Ray  E.  Henry,  and  Wyatt  A.  Harris,  v.  Bell  &  Lofiland,  Inc.,  appeal  from 
district  court  for  southern  district  of  California ;  brief  for  administrator  of 
Wage  and  Hour  Division,  as  amicus  curiae.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i  +  16  p.     t 

L  21.7:0  899 

Interstate  Bakeries  Corporation.  No.  12935,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  8th 
circuit,  Katherine  F.  Lenroot,  chiefiof  Children's  Bureau,  v.  Interstate  Bakeries 
Corporation,  on  appeal  from  district  court  for  westex'n  district  of  Missouri; 
brief  for  appellant.     [1944.]     cover  title,  11+47  p.     +  L  21.7  :  In  88 

Oklahoma  Press  Publishing  Co.  No.  3036,  circuit  court  of  appeals,  10th  circuit, 
Oklahoma  Press  Publishing  Company  v.  L.  Metcalfe  Walling,  administrator  of 
Wage  and  Hour  Division,  appeal  from  district  court  for  eastern  district  of 
Oklahoma  ;  brief  of  appellee.     [1944.]     cover  title,  iv+24  p.     $        L  21.7  :  Ok  4 

Panther  Creek  Mines,  Inc.  No.  8442,  in  circuit  tour;  of  appeals  for  7th  circuit, 
L.  Metcalfe  Walling,  administrator  of  Wage  and  Kour  Division,  v.  Panther 
Creek  Mines,  Inc.,  appeal  from  district  court  for  southern  district  of  Illinois, 
southern  division,  Charles  G.  Briggle;  reply  brief  for  administrator  of  Wage 
and  Hour  Division  .     [1944.]     cover  title,  iv+14  p.     J  L  21.7  :P  195/2 

Rockton  d  Rion  Railway.  No.  5281,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  4th  circuit, 
Rockton  and  Rion  Railway  v.  L.  Metcalfe  Walling,  administrator  of  Wage  and 
Hour  Division,  appeal  from  district  court  for  western  district  of  South  Caro- 
lina ;  brief  and  appendix  for  administrator  of  Wage  and  Hour  Division. 
[1944.]    cover  title,  iii +81  p.    $  L  21.7  :R  592/3 

Roland  Electrical  Co.  No.  5266,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  4th  circuit, 
L.  Metcalfe  Walling,  administrator  of  Wage  and  Hour  Division,  v.  Roland  Elec- 
trical Company,  appeal  from  district  court  for  district  of  Maryland  at  Baltimore 
City,  civil  action;  brief  and  appendix  for  appellant.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
ii+51  p.     t  L  21.7  :  R  641 

Times  Co.,  Inc.  No.  9855,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  6th  circuit,  Times  Com- 
pany, Inc.,  v.  L.  Metcalfe  Walling,  administrator  of  Wage  and  Hour  Division, 
appeal  from  district  court  for  southern  district  of  Oliio,  eastern  division ;  brief 
for  administrator  of  Wage  and  Hour  Division.     [1944.]     cover  title,  iii +9  p.     t 

L  21.7  :  T  482 

Umthun,  Stephen.  Supreme  Court  of  Iowa,  Stephen  Umthun  v.  Day  &  Zimmer- 
man, appeal  from  district  court  of  Iowa  in  and  for  Des  Moines  County,  Paul  H. 
McCoifl,  judge;  brief  for  administrator  of  Wage  and  Hour  Division,  amicus 
curiae.     [1944.]     cover  title,  16  p.     large  8"     t  L21.7Um8 

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WOMEN'S  BUREAU 

Labor  turnover.  Attack  turnover,  you  iu  the  plant,  in  the  union,  in  the  com- 
munity, help  her  stay  on  the  job!  [prepared  by  Virginia  O.  Abbott].  [Sept. 
1944.]    12  p.  12°    [Processed.]     t  L13.2:T86 

Worfc  for  women  after  the  war.     [Sept.  1,  1914. ]     4  p.  12°     [Processed.]     t 

L  13.2  :  W  89/3 

LIBRARY  OF  CONGRESS 

Architect  of  Capitol.  Supplemental  estimate  of  appropriation  for  legislative 
branch.  Architect  of  the  Capitol,  fiscal  year  1945  [in  connection  with  construc- 
tion of  center  for  aid  to  scholarly  research  in  District  of  Columbia].  Nov.  14, 
1944.    5  p.     (H.  doc.  710,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

ASIATIC  DIVISION 

Chinese.    Eminent  Chinese  of  Ch'ing  period  (1644-1912)  :  v.  2,  P-Z  [with  bibliog- 
raphies] ;  edited  by  Arthur  W.  Hummell.     1944.      [1] +605-1103  p.  large  8' 
[Certain  proper  nanfes,   titles  of  books,  etc.,   are  in  English  and  Chinese.] 
*  Cloth,  $2.00.     •   Item  814 
L.  C.  card  43-53640  LC  17.2 :  C  43/2/V.2 

COPYRIGHT  OFFICE 

Copi/riyht.    Catalog  of  copyright  entries,  new  series.     1944. 
L.'  C.  card  6-35347 

Note. — Issued  in  4  parts:  pt.  1,  group  1,  pt.  1,  group  2,  and  pt.  1,  group  3,  pt.  2,  pt.  3 
and  pt.  4. 

Subscriptions  for  the  Catalog  of  copyright  entries  should  be  made  to  the  Superintendent 
of  Documents,  Washington,  D.  C,  instead  of  to  the  Register  of  Copyrights.  Prices  are  as 
follows:  Paper,  $10.00  a  yr.  (4  pts.  unbound),  foreign  subscription,  $13.U0  ;  pt.  1,  groups 
1  and  2,  and  pt.  3,  each  $;i.00  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  each  $3.75;  pt.  1,  group  3,  pt.  2, 
and  pt.  4,  each  $2.00  a  yr.,  foreign  subscriptiuns,  pt.  1,  group  3,  $2.25,  pt.  2,  $2.30.  pt.  4, 
$2.20  ;  single  numbers,  50c. ;  annual  indexes,  each,  for  complete  calendar  year,  $2.00. 

pt.  1,  group  1.  Books,  including  list  of  renewals,  V.  41,  no.  7.     iii+ 125-144  p.      [Monthly.] 
•    Item  794  LC  3.6/1  :  41/1-7 

pt.  2.  Periodicals,  including  list  of  renewals,  V.  39,  no.  2.    lii  + 119-240  p.     [Quar- 

terly.]     •    Item  797  LC  3.6/2  :  39/2 

pt.  3.  Musical  compositions,  including  list  of  renewals,  v.  39,  no.  5,  iv  4- 481-727 

p.     [Monthly.]       «    Item- 798  LC  3.6/3  :  39/5 

Same,  v.  39,  no.  6.     iv  +  729-847  p.     [Monthly.]      «   Item  798 

LC  3.6/3:  39/6 

pt.  4.  Works  of  art,   reproductions  of  a  work  of  art,  drawings  or  plastic  works 

of  a  scientific  or  technical  character,  photographs,  prints  and  pictorial 
illustrations,  including  prints  and  labels  usi  d  for  articles  qf  merchandise, 
including  list  of  renewals,  v.  39,  no.  6.  iii+ 127-152  p.  I  Monthly.] 
«   Item  799  LC  3.6/4  :  39/6 

LAW  LIBRARY 

Colombia.    Guide  to  law  and  lesal  literature  of  Colombia ;  by  Richard  C.  Backus 
and  Phanor  J.  Eder.    1943  [published  1944].    vii+222  p.  large  8°     (Library  of 
Congress.     [Latin  American  series  no.  4].)     *  Cloth,  $1.50.     •  Item  784 
L.  C.  card  44-41777  LC  1.16 :  4 

LEGISLATIVE  REFERENCE  SERVICE 

World  War,  l!)3l)-.     Events  leading  up  to  World  War  II,  chronological  history  of 
certain  major  international  events  leading  up  to  and  during  World  War  II 
with  ostensible  reasons  advanced  for  their  occurrence,  1931-44  [with  addenda]. 
1944.     iii+421  p.     (H.  doc.  541,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     *  Paper,  50c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41776 

MARITIME  COMMISSION 

Posters.  "The  sea  lanes  of  the  Pacific,  extended  westward  more  than  4,000  miles 
in  the  last  year,  are  crowded  with  merchant  ships  supporting  our  offen.'Jive 
against  Japan"  [and  other  statements  made  by  Chester  W.  Niniitz;  all  lettered 
poster].     1944.     28X20  in.     t  MC  1.25 :Se  1/2 

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Vktorij  fleet,  digest  of  iJiudiiction  news  with  suggestion  bulletins,  Nov.  6-27, 
19-14;  V.  3,  no.  19-22.  [1944.)  Each  4  p.  11.  4"  [Weekly.  I'rocessed.  Number 
21  includes  insert,  In  to  the  finish,  1  p.  il.  4°.]     t  (limited  distribution). 

MC  1.24 :  3/19-2J 

NATIONAL  ADVISORY  COMMITTEE  FOR  AERONAUTICS 

XoTE. — Thv  National  Advisory  Committee  for  Aeronautics  is  now  releasing  for  sale  a 
few  of  its  in<livi(lual  Keports.  Distribution  to  Depository  Libraries,  however,  cannot  be 
made  until  all  lieports  belonging  to  an  individual  annual  volume  have  been  released  by 
the  Committee. 

Flutter  (aircnift).     Mechanism  of  flutter,  theoretical  and  experimental  investi- 
gation of  flutter  problem   [with  list  of  referencesl  ;  by  Theodore  Theodorsen 
and   I.   E.  Garrick.     1940.     cover  title,   ii-f46  p.   il.  4"      (Report  685.)      [Text 
and  another  illustration  on  p.  2  and  3  of  cover.]     *  Paper,  loc. 
L.  C.  card  44^1775  Y  3.N  21/5  :  5/6aj 

Motors.     Simplified  theoretical  method  of  determining  t-haracteristics  of  a  liiting 
rotor  in  foiward  flight   [with  list  of  references];  by  F.  J.  Bailey,  jr.     1941. 
cover  title.  ii+lS  p.  il.  4"     (Report  71G. )      [Text  and  another  lllustratitm  on 
p.  2  and  3  of  cover.]     *  Paper,  10c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41774  Y  3.N  21/5  :  5/716 

ir/»d  titiincls.  Wall  interference  of  wind  tunnel  of  elliptic  cross  section  [with 
list  of  references],  by  Itiro  Tani  and  Matao  Sanuki :  [translation  by  S.  Reiss 
from]  .Tournal  of  Society  of  Mechanical  Engineers.  Japan,  v.  36,  no.  190,  Feb. 
1933.  Washington,  Nov.  1944.  cover  title,  12  leaves,  1  pi.  4"  (Technical 
memorandum  1075  )  [Processed.]  t 
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NATIONAL  ARCHIVES 

E.rhilits.  National  Archives  of  United  States,  catalog  of  exhibit.  Oct.  1944. 
16  p.  il.  12"      (Circular  (i ;  [Publication  45-2].)     t     •  Item  834  AE  1.4  :  6 

FEDERAL  REGISTER  DIVISION 

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him  under  the  provisions  of  the  Federal  register  act  (49  Stat.  500,  as  amended  ;  44  U.  S.  C, 
and  sui)p.  301  et  se(|.).  is  charged  with  the  custody  and.  together  with  the  Public  Printer, 
with  tlie  prompt  and  uniform  printing  and  distribution  of  the  documents  required  or 
authorized  to  be  published  under  sec  :  5  of  this  act.  Such  documents  required  or  authorized 
to  be  so  published  are  printed  and  distributed  forthwith  by  the  Government  Printing  Office 
in  a  serial  publication  designated  the  Federal  register.  The  daily  issues  of  the  Federal 
register  are,  in  effect,  daily  supplements  to  the  Code  of  Federal  regulations,  and  regulatory 
documents  published  therein  follow  the  Code  arrangement. 

Code  of  Federal  ref/itlations.  Cumulative  suppliMuent  to  (Vide  of  Fede;:il  regula- 
tions of  Fnited  States,  containing  codification  of  documents  of  genei'al  ai)plica- 
bility  and  legal  effect  issued  by  Federal  agencies  and  filed  with  Division  of 
Federal  Register  diu-ing  the  period  June  2,  lOBS-June  1,  1943.  including  Presi- 
denti:il  proclamations.  Executive  orders,  and  other  Presidential  documents  in 
full  text,  with  ancillaries  and  index:  [book  7];  Title  .33-45.  1944.  x-f9487- 
10495  +  xxvi  p.     •Cloth,  !!;3.00.      •  Item  S3G  AE  2,  10  :  93S-43,  hk.7 

NoTK. — 'IMiis  supplement  should  be  used  not  only  in  conjunction  with  the  1st  edition 
of  the  Code  of  Federal  regulations,  but  also  in  conjunction  with  supplements  issued  sub- 
sequent to  June  1,  194.3,  and  with  the  daily  issues  of  the  Federal  register. 

Same:    [book  8];   Title  46.     1944.     x  +  10497-11485+x   p.   2   pi.     *  Cloth. 

.'?3.00.     •  Item  836  AE2.10 :  P""    '3  bk.S 

NoTK. — This  supplement  should  be  used  not  only  in  conjunction  with  the  Ist  edition 
of  the  Code  of  Federal  regulations,  but  also  in  conjunction  with  supplements  issued  sub- 
se<iuent  to  June  1,  194;{,  and  with  the  daily  issues  of  the  Federal  register. 

Federal  register.  Federal  register,  v.  9,  no.  218-239;  Nov.  1-30.  1944.  [1944.] 
p.  12997-14158,  4°  [Daily  except  Sunday,  Monday,  and  day  following  a  legal 
holiday.] 

L.  C.  card  36-26246  AE  2.7  :  9/218-239 

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Federal  register — Cnntinurd. 

only  against  Federal  agencies  or  persons  in  their  capacity  as  officers,  agents  or  em- 
ployees thereof  ;  it  also  contains  all  Executive  orders  establishing,  amending  or  revoking 
civil  service  rules,  and  all  Executive  orders  containing  a  direction  for  publication  thereof  : 
(2)  such  documents  or  classes  of  documents  as  the  President  shall  determine  from  time 
to  time  have  general  applicability  and  legal  effect  :  and  (3)  such  documents  or  classes 
'  f  documents  as  niav  be  required  so  to  be  iMil)lislie(l  hy  act  of  the  Congress.  From 
Mar.  14.  19.S6.  through  Nov.  30.  1944.  one  hundred  and  ninety-seven  (197)  agencies  have 
submitted  documents  for  publication  in  the  Federal  register.  Suitable  indexes  are  issued 
monthly,  quarterly,  and  annually.  The  bound  volumes  of  the  Fcvlcral  register  were  dis- 
continued on  .Tune  3.  1938.  and  have  been  replaced  by  the  annual  supplements  to  the 
Code  of  Federal  regulations. 

The  Federal  register,  is  sold  liy  tlie  Superintendent  of  Documents  on  the  following 
terms  :  Single  copy.  15c,  minimum"  (price  varies  in  proportion  to  size)  ;  .$1.50  per  month  : 
$15.00  per  year.  Subscriptions  are  jiayable  in  advance.  S(>nd  remittances  to  the  Super- 
intendent of  Documents,  Government  Printing  Office,  Washington  25,  D.  C. 

Same,  v.  9.  nos.  197-217,  index,  Oct.  1944.     [1944.]     .80  p.  4° 

AE  2.7 : 9/197-217/iiul. 

NATIONAL  HOUSING  AGENCY 

Addresses.  Aiiierioaii  cities,  centers  of  rlemocrnc.v,  l).v  John  B.  Blnndford,  .ir., 
administrator,  National  Housing  Agency,  before  American  IMunicipal  Associa- 
tion, Chicago,  111.,  Oct.  25,  1944.     [1944.]     8  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t 

NHA1.10:BGl/8 

Housing  industry's  post-war  joh,  l)y  John  B.  Rlandfoi'd.  jr..  ndn)in'strntr<r. 

National  Housing  Agency,  before  United  States  Savings  and  Loan  Lt^auiie. 
Chicago,  111.,  Nov.  l~i,  1944.     [1944.]     9  p.  4"     [Processed]     S 

NHA  1.10  :B  61/9 

Housing.  Abstracts  of  selected  material  on  pnst-wr  I'^nsing  nnd  urbnn  develop- 
ment, group  8.  Washington,  D.  C,  Nov.  1944.  f2|-f3"i  u.  4"  [Processed.]  } 
L.  C.  card  43-51685  NHA  1.2 :  P  S4/group  8 

Government  measures  applied  in  other  countries  to  encourage  private  liuild- 

ing  of  housing  before  and  during  the  present  war-.  Washington,  D.  C.,  June 
1944.     [2] +38  p.  4"     (Bulletin  12.)      [Processed.]     I  NHA  1.7: 12 

Notes  on  emerging  post-war  housing  policies  in  certain  other  countries. 

namely  Great  Britain,  Canada,  Australia,  New  Zealand.  South  Africa,  Sweden. 
Denmark,  Finland.  Washington,  D.  C,  July  1944.  [2]-f25  p.  4°  (Bulletin 
13.)      [Processed.]     t  NHA  1.7: 13 

^'ntional  Houfiing  Agency  [f\mQi\ow?i,eicA.     Oct.  1944.     [2]  p.  il.  f°     t    O  Item  461 

NHA  1.2  :N  21 

FEDERAL  HOME  LOAN  BANK  ADMINISTRATION 

Frdrrnl  linwr  loan  banlc  review.  Washington.  D.  C.  Nov.  1944 ;  v.  11,  no.  2.  [1944.] 
[l]-f34-64  p.  il.  4°  [Monthly.]  *  Paper,  10c.  single  copy,  $1.00  a  yr. ;  foreign 
subscription.  .$1.60.     •  Item  454 

L.  C.  card  34-28163  NHA  3.8 :  11/2 

Note. — Tlie  Federal  home  loan  liank  review  is  the  Administration's  medium  of  com- 
munication with  niciiiber  institutions  of  the  Federal  home  loan  bank  system  and  is  the 
only  offlcial  organ  or  periodical  publication  of  the  Administration.  The  Review  will  be 
sent  to  all  member  institutions  witliout  charge.  Others  desiring  copies  mav  obtain  them 
from  the  Superintendent  of  Documents,  Government  Printing  Office,  Washington  25. 
D.  C.  at  the  prices  stated  above. 

Forcelnfitire.9.  Nonfarm  real  estate  foreclosure  report,  3d  quarter  1944.  Nov.  1, 
1944.     [4]  p.  il.  4"     [Processed.]     t  NHA  3.9: 944/3 

FEDERAL  HOUSING  ADMINISTRATION 

fnsured  mortgage  portfolio.  Insured  mortgage  portfolio,  v.  9,  no.  1;  3d  quarter 
1944.  [1944.]  39  p.  il.  4"  *  Paper,  20c.  single  copy.  75c.  a  yr. ;  foreign  sub- 
scription. n5c.     •  Item  462 

L.  C.  card  36-26561  NHA  2.8  :  9/1 

Note, — The    Insured    mortgage    portfolio    is    the    Federal    Iloiisinsr    Ailministration's 

medium  of  communication  with  financial  institutions  which  are  approved  or  eligible  for 

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Injured  mortgage  portfolio — Continued. 

pnrticlpntion  In  the  insured  mortgage  system.  The  Portfolio  will  be  sent  to  these  with- 
out charge.  Others  desiring  copies  may  obtain  them  from  the  Superintendent  of  Docu- 
ments, Government  Printing  OflSce,  Washington  25,  D.  C,  at  the  prices  stated  above. 

Same,  Index  fo  v.  8,  3d  quarter  1943-2d  quarter  1944.     [1944.1     [4]  p.  4" 

♦Paper,  nc.     •  Item  462  NHA  2.8 :  8/ind. 

NATIONAL  LABOR  RELATIONS  BOARD 

Note. — The  bound  volumes  of  Decisions  and  orders  are  sold  by  the  Superintendent  of 
Documents,  Government  Printing  Office,  Washington  25,  D.  C,  at  various  prices,  depending 
npon  the  size  of  the  volume. 

Arronhcad  Rubber  Company  of  Texas.  No.  11150,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for 
5th  circuit,  National  Labor  Relations  Board  v.  Arrowhi^ad  Rubber  Company  of 
Texas,  on  petition  for  enforcement  of  order  of  National  Labor  Relations  Board  ; 
brief  for  National  Labor  Relations  Board.     [1944.]     cover  title,  iii4- 19  p.     % 

LR  1.9  :  Ar  69 

Same,  Appendix  to  petitioner's  brief.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i  +  108  p.     % 

LR  1.9 :  Ar  69/2 

Central  Dispensary  d  Emergency  Hospital.  Reply  brief  for  National  Labor  Re- 
lations Board,  United  States  Court  of  Appeals,  District  of  Columbia,  no.  8786, 
National  Labor  Relations  Board  v.  Central  Dispensary  and  Emergency  Hos- 
pital, on  petition  for  enforcement  of  order  of  National  Labor  R 'lations  Board. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  3  p.     $  LR  1.9:  C  333/13 

Clayton  ifiinufactvring  Co.  No.  10847,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  9tb  circuit, 
National  Labor  Relations  Board  v.  Clayton  Manufacturing  Company,  on  peti- 
tion for  enforcement  of  order  of  National  Labor  Relations  Board;  brief  for 
National  Labor  Relations  Board.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii+11  p.     J 

LR1.9:C579 

Dceisions  and  orders  of  National  Labor  Relations  Board,  v.  55,  Feb.  24-Apr.  24, 
1^4.     1944.     xvi-f-1.523  p.     *  Cloth,  $2.25.     •  Item  844 
L.  C.  card  37-26136  LR  1.8 :  55 

Edinburg  Citrus  Assoeiation.  Appendix  to  petitioner's  brief,  in  circuit  court  of 
appeals  for  5th  circuit,  no.  11188.  National  Labor  Relations  Board  v.  Edinburg 
Citrus  Association,  on  petition  for  enforcement  of  order  of  National  Libor 
Relations  Board.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii-f- 76  p.     t  LR  1.9:  Ed  43/2 

Greenville  Steel  Car  Co.  No.  8737,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  3d  circuit, 
National  Labor  Relations  Board  v.  Greenville  Steel  Car  Company,  on  petition 
for  enforcement  of  order  of  National  Labor  Relations  Board  ;  brief  for  National 
Labor  Relations  Board.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii-f 25  p.     t  LR  1.9:0  855 

Same,  Appendix  to  petitioner's  brief.     [1944]     cover  title,  ii-fl.^)5  p.     t 

LR  1.9:0  855/2 

Missi.<<.sippi  Valley  Stnirfural  Steel  Co.  No.  12926.  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for 
8th  circuit,  Mississippi  Valley  Structural  Steel  Company.  Maplewood  Plant,  v. 
National  Labor  Relations  Board,  on  petition  for  review  and  on  request  of 
National  Labor  Relations  Board  for  enforcement  of  order  of  Board;  brief  for 
National   Labor  Relations  Board.     [1944.]     cover  title,   ii-|-34  p.     t 

LR1.9:M69i 

St.  Marys  Sewer  Pipe  Co.  No.  8678,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  3d  circuit,  Na- 
tional Labor  Relations  Board  v.  St.  Marys  Sewer  Pii^  Company,  on  petition 
for  enforcement  of  order  of  National  Labor  Relations  Board ;  reply  brief  for 
National  Labor  Relations  Board.     [1944.]     cover  title,  6  p.     t 

LR  1.9 :  Sa  24/3 

Weirton  Steel  Co.  No.  8041,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  3d  circuit.  National 
Labor  Relations  Board  v.  Weirton  Steel  Company,  on  petition  for  adjudication 
in  contempt  and  for  other  relief;  memorandum  for  National  Labor  Relations 
Board  on  motion  for  judgment  on  pleadings  and  partial  relief.  [1944.]  cover 
title,  v-t-33  p.     t  LR  1-9 :  W  433/5 

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Western  Cartridge  Co.  lu  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  2d  circuit,  National  Labor 
Relations  Board  v.  Western  Cartridge  Company,  Winchester  Repeating  Arms 
Company  Division,  petition  for  order  to  show  cause,  to  adjudge  in  contempt, 
and  for  other  relief.     [1944.]     cover  title,  14  p.     t  LR  1.9 :  W  525/11 

Western  Electric  Co.,  Inc.  No.  5302,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  4th  circuit, 
Wesern  Electric  Company,  Incorporated,  v.  National  Labor  Relations  Board, 
on  petition  to  review  and  set  aside  and  on  request  for  enforcement  of  order 
of  National  Labor  Relations  Board ;  brief  for  National  Labor  Relations  Board. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  iii+55  p.     %  LR  1.9:  W  525/12 

Same,  Appendix  to  respondent's  brief.     [1944.]     cover  title,  iii+200  p.     % 

LR  1.9 :  W  525/13 

NATIONAL  RAILROAD  ADJUSTMENT  BOARD 

Aivards  9241-9415,  1st  division.  National  Railroad  Adjustment  Board,  Chicago, 
111.,  V.  60.  Suburban  Printers  &  Publishers,  Inc.,  La  Grange,  111.  [1944]. 
[l]+909  p.  t  National  Railroad  Adjustment  Board,  Chicago,  111.  (price  upon 
application). 

L.  C.  card  36-26211  RA  1.7  :  60 

Note.- — The  1st  division  has  jurisdiction  over  rtisijutes  involving  train-and-yard- 
service  employees  of  carriers  ;  that  is,  engineers,  firemen,  hostlers,  and  outside  hostler 
helpers,  conductors,  trainmen,  and  yard-service  employees. 

NAVY  DEPARTMENT 

Classification,  can  supervisors  find  answers  to  it?  [Revised  Sept.  1944.]  [1944.] 
cover  title,  16  p.  il.  ( [Wage  Administration  and  Classification  Branch,  Shore 
Establishments  and  Civilian  Personnel  Division.])  [Iacludt>s  list  of  Civil 
Service  Commission  publications  for  those  who  want  to  read  more.  Text  on 
p.  2  and  3  of  cover.]  t  •  Item  857 
L.  C.  card  44-41772  N  1.2 :  C  56/3/944-2 

Federal    Government.     Respective   powers    of    Federal    and    local    governments 
within  lands  owned  or  occupied  by  United  States;  by  Peter  S.  Twitty.     1944. 
vi+S2  p.     *  Paper,  15c.     •  Item  857 
L.  C.  card  44-41635  N  1.2 :  L  21 

Posters.  For  you  after  the  war  SP,  not  shore  patrol,  not  silk  pajamas,  it's  spend- 
ing power!  [poster].    1944.    19.4X14.2  in.     [Also  issued  in  size  13.6X10  in  1     X 

N  1.31 :  Sp  3 

I  always  wear  goggles  near  wire  brush  operations!  safety  poster.     1!M4. 

22x17  in.     [Illustrator,  Thorndike.]     %  N  1.31/2:  G  55 

These  safety  shoes  have  kept  me  from  being  a  cripple !  safety  poster.    1944. 

22X17  in.    [Illustrator,  Thorndike.]     t  N  1.31/2  :  Sh  7/2 

AERONAUTICS  BUREAU 

Allowance  lists.  What  are  aeronautical  allowance  lists?  issued  by  authority  of 
deputy  chief  of  naval  operations  (air)  and  chief  of  Bureau  of  Aei'onautics. 
Nov.  1944.     [4]  p.  il.  oblong  8°     t  N  28.2  :  Al  5/2 

COAST  GUARD 

Coa-s^  0«ard  7>M«/e«.7i,  V.  2,  no.  29;  Nov.  1944.     [1944.]     p.  347-352.     [Monthly.] 
t     •  Item  lOC.l 
L.  C.  card  39-29105  N  24.11 :  2/29 

Merchant  Marine  Council.  Proceedings  of  Merchant  Marine  Council,  v.  1,  no.  11 ; 
Nov.  1944.     [1944.]    p.  217-232,  il.  4°     [Monthly.]     f     •   Item  1063 

N  24.32: 1/11 

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fiafcty  liiiits  to  merchant  vossol  officers  and  personnel  assigned  to  duty  of  checking 
safety,  fire-flgliting,  and  life-saving  equipment.     Sept.  1044.     iii-fS  p.  16°     T 

•  Item  10<!3 

L.  C.  card  44-41690  N  24.2 :  Sa  1 

Vessel  ivsprction.  General  rule.s  and  regulations  for  vessel  inspection,  hays, 
sounds,  and  lakes  other  than  Great  Lakes.  Aug.  1944.  v+I  87  p.  il.  4°  [Title 
46,  Code  of  Federal  regulations,  pt.s.  1)4-102.  Supersetles  General  rules  and 
regulations  for  vessel  inspection,  bays,  sounds,  and  lakes  other  than  Great 
Lakes,  dated  Sept.  1942,  and  includes  all  amendments  published  in  Federal 
register  through  Aug.  31,  1944.]  t  •  Item  1071 
L.  C.  card  44-41665  N  24.8 :  V  63/944 

General  rules  and  regulations  for  vessel  inspection.  Great  Lakes.     Aug. 

1944.     v-f-HSfi  p.  il.  4°     [Title  46.  Code  of  Federal  regulations,  pts.  76-83. 
Supersedes  General  rules  and  regulations  for  vessel  inspection.  Great  Lakes, 
dated  Sept.  1942,  and  includes  all  amendments  published  in  the  Federal  register 
through  Aug.  31.'  1944.]     f     •   Item  1071 
L.  C.  card  44-41703  N  24.8 :  V63/2/944 

MARINE  CORPS 

Orders.  Marine  Corps  order  198;  Sept.  25,  1944.  [1944.]  4  p.  [Issued  with 
perforations.]     t  •  N  9.9/3: 198 

MEDICINE  AND  SURGERY  BUREAU 

Duties.     Outline  of  Medical  Department  duties.  Navy,  guide  for  newly  appointed 
medical  officers.    1943,  [reprint  with  changes]  1944.    vi  +  laS  p.     t 
L.  C.  card  44-406S8  N  10.13  :  M  46/943/rep. 

Nfiral  medical  hulleti)}.  United  States  naval  medical  bulletin,  v.  43,  no.  5;  Nov. 
1044.      1044.      vii +847-1083    p.     il.       (Publications    Division.)        [Monthly.] 

*  Paper,  35c.  single  copv,  $4.00  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $5.00.     O   Item  880 
L.  C.  card  8-^5095  N  10.11/1 :  43/5 

Posters.  There's  no  place ;  [poster]  VP-12.  1944.  23X16.9  in.  [Illustrator,  Bob 
Bode.  Prepared  in  cooperation  with  Naval  Medical  School,  National  Naval 
Medical  Center,  Bethesda,  Md.]     t  N  10.17  :  V  55/no.l2 

Sulfadiazine  prophylaxis.    Prevention  of  respiratory  tract  bacterial  infections  by 
sulfadiazine  prophylaxis  in  Navy  [with  list  of  references].     [1944.]    vi+162  p. 
il.    *  Paper,  30c.     •  Item  876 
L.  C.  card  44-41771  N  10.2 :  Su  5 

NAVAL  OPERATIONS  OFFICE 

HYDBOGBAPHIC   OFFICE 

NOTE. — The  charts,  sailing  directions,  and  light  lists  of  the  Hydrographic  Office,  for  the 
duration  of  the  war.  will  be  sold  only  by  the  Hydrographic  Office,  Navy  Department,  Wash- 
ington, D.  C,  and  the  Hydrographic  Distributing  Offices  located  in  the  principal  seaports 
of  the  United  States.  Certain  standard  manuals  of  the  Hydrographic  Office  are  sold  by 
agents  at  the  principal  American  seaports  and  lake  ports,  and  are  also  available  through 
the  Superintendent  of  Documents,  Government  Printing  Office.  Washington  25,  D.  C,  at  list 
price.  Copies  of  list  of  publications,  weekly  Hydrographic  bulletins,  and  Notices  to  mariners 
are  supplied  free  only  to  those  having  definite  need  therefor,  on  application  to  the  Hydro- 
graphic  Office,  Navy  Department,  Washington.  D.  C.  and  at  the  branch  Hydrographic  Offices 
in  Boston.  New  York.  Philadelphia.  Baltimore.  Norfolk.  Savannah.  New  Orleans.  Galveston, 
San  Francisco,  San  Pedro.  Calif.,  San  Juan,  P.  R.  Captain  of  the  Port.  Panama  Canal.  Port- 
land (Oreg.).  Seattle,  Honolulu,  T.  H.,  Chicago,  Cleveland,  Buffalo,  Sault  Ste.  Marie,  and 
Duluth. 

Caroline.  Marianas,  Marshall,  and  Gilbert  Islands.     2d  edition.     .July  1944.     iv4- 
133  p.  il.  4"     (Gazetteer  6;  H.  O.  pub.  880.)     [Supersedes  H.  O.  misc.  no.  10,  S86 
and  supplements.]     t  Paper,  75c.     •  Item  807 
L.  C.  ca  rd  44-41778  N  6.8 :  886 

Evdroornphic  bulletin,  no.  2878-81,  Nov.  4-25.  1944.  [1944.]  Each  1  p.  f° 
[Weekly.']     t  N  6.3  :  2878-2881 

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December  1944  1419 

Notice  to  mariners,  no.  45-48;  Nov.  4-2."),  1944.  [1944.]  [xii] +1388-1520 + 
[xxxii]  leaves.    [Weekly.]    f  N  G.ll :  944/45-48 

Charts 

Pilot  charts.  Pilot  chart  of  Central  American  waters,  Nov.  1944 ;  no.  3500,  Scale  1° 
long.=0.7  in.  Washington,  D.  C,  Oct.  15,  1944.  23X35  in.  [Monthly.  Certain 
portions  of  the  data  are  furnished  hv  the  Weather  Bureau.]     f     lOe. 

N  6.24 :  944/11 

Same,  Dec.  1944;  no.  3500.    Scale  1°  long.=0.7  in.    Washington,  D.  C,  Oct. 

15,  1944.  23X35  in.  (Monthly.  Certain  portions  of  the  data  are  furnished  by 
the  Weather  Bureau.]     t     ^Oc.  N  6.24  :  944/12 

• Pilot  chart  of  Indian  Ocean,  Dec.  1944;  no.  2603.     Scale  1°  long.=0.2  in. 

Washington,  D.  C,  Oct.  IS,  1944.  22X;^1  in.  [Monthly.  Certain  portions  of 
the  data  are  furnished  by  the  Weather  Bureau.]     t     10c.  N  6.17  :  944/12 

Note. — Contains  on  reverse  :   Monthl.v  moonlight  diagrams,  Jan.  1945. 

Pilot  Chart  of  north  Atlantic  Ocean,  Dec.  1^4;  no.  1400.     Scale  1°  long.= 

0.27  in.  Washington,  D.  C,  Oct.  17,  1944.  ^13X38  in.  [Monthly.  Certain  por- 
tions of  the  data  are  furnished  by  the  Weather  Bureau.]     f     10c. 

L.   C.  card  14-16339  N  6.15/1 :  944/12 

Note. — Contains  on  reverse  :   Monthly   moonlight  diagrams,  Jan.   1945. 

Pilot  chart  of  north  Pacific  Ocean,  Dec.  1944;  no.  1401.     Scale  1°  l()ng.= 

0.2  in.  Washington,  D.  C,  Oct.  15,  1944.  24X3")  in.  [Monthly.  Certain  por- 
tions of  the  data  are  furnished  by  the  Weather  Bureau.]     t     10c. 

N  6.16 :  944/12 

Pilot  chart  of  south  Atlantic  Ocean,  Dec.  1944,  Jan.  and  Feb.  1945  ;  no.  2600. 

Scale  1°  long.=0.27  in.  Washinsxton,  D.  C,  Oct.  15,  1944.  23X38  in.  [Quar- 
terly. Certain  portions  of  the  data  are  furnished  by  the  Weather  Bureau.] 
t     lOe.  N  0.20  :  944/4 

Pilot  chart  of  south  Pacific  Ocean,  Dec.  1944,  Jan.  and  Feb.  1945 ;  no.  2601. 

Scale  1°  loug.=0.2  in.  Washington,  D.  C,  Oct.  19,  1944.  24X35  in.  [Quar- 
terly. Certain  portions  of  the  data  are  furnished  by  the  Weather  Bureau.] 
t     10c.  N  6.21 :  944/4 

NAUTICAX   ALMANAC    OFFICE 

Sky  diagrams,  1945.     1944.     53  p.  il.     *  Paper,  15c.     •  Item  891 

L.  C.  card  44-41770  N  11.11 :  945 

NAVAL  PERSONNEL  BUREAU 

■Cftrtsfmas  service.  [1944.]  cover  title,  20  p.  il.  ( [Chaplains  Division.] )  [Text 
and  another  illustration  on  p.  2  and  4  of  cover.]     t     •  Item  905 

N  17.2 :  C  46/2 
Note. — This  program  was  prepared  for  use  as  a  guide   for  religious  observance  of 
Christmas  on  ships  and  units  of  Navy,  Marine  Corps,  and  Coast  Guard  to  which  chap- 
lains are  not  attached. 

Information  bulletin.  Bureau  of  Naval  Personnel  information  bulletin,  Nov. 
1944;  [no.  332].  [1944.]  cover  title,  76  p.  il.  4"  [Monthly.  Text  and  other 
illustrations  on  p.  2-4  of  cover.]  *  Paper,  15c.  single  copy,  $1.50  a  yr. ;  foreign 
subscription,  $2.25.     •  Item  905  N  17.27 ;  332 

Naval  personnel.     Personal  aflairs  of  naval  persoruiel  and  aid  for  their  depend- 
ents, Aug.  1944.     1944.     [3] +00  p.     *  Paper,  10/.     O   Item  905 
L.  C.  card  44-41769  N  17.2  :  P  43/944 

Naval  Reserve.  Pegister  of  commissioned  and  warrant  officers  of  Naval  Reserve, 
July  31  [1],  1944.  xi  +  1443  p.  4"  [31  July  1944  on  the  title  page  has  been 
corrected  with  rubber  stamp  to  read  1  July  1941,  and  on  p.  iii.  31  June  1944 
has  been  corrected  to  read  30  June  1944.]     *  Paper,  J|;3.00.     •  Item  899 

N  25.6 :  944 

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Posters.  Young  men  wanted  by  Navy  foi'  training  in  radar;  [all  lettered  poster], 
n.  p.  NRB,  Oct.  30  [1944].  40X28  in.  [Also  issued  on  cardboard,  with  easel 
attachment,  in  size  19.9X14  in.]     %  N  17.23/2:  Rll 

Training  huUetins.  Training  bulletin  NavPers  14923;  Oct.  15,  1944.  [1944.] 
[2] +48+ [2]  p.  11.  4°     ([Training.])      [Monthly.]     t  N  17.33 :  23 

Same,    NavPers    14924;    Nov.    15.    1944.     [1944.]      [2] +40+ [2]    p.    11.    4" 

([Training.])      [Monthly.]     t  N  17.33: 24 

ORDNANCE  BUREAU 

Naval  flrepotcer,  Nov.  1944  ;  [v.  2,  no.  2.]  [1944.]  [16]  p.  11.  large  4"  [Monthly. 
For  men  and  women  of  naval  ordnance.  Number  incorrectly  given  on  last 
page  as  12.]     t     •  N  18.12:  2/2 

SHIPS  BUREAU 

Commissary  eqxnpmcnt.  Instructions  relative  to  commissary  equipment;  chap. 
34  of  Bureau  of  Ships  manual.  1944.  [1]  +20  p.  ♦  Paper,  10c.  •  Item  913 
L.  C.  card  44-41783  N  29.13  :  34/944 

Cranes;  chap.  17  of  Bureau  of  Ships  manual.     1944.     [l]+5  p.  11.     *  Paper,  10c. 

•  Item  913 

L.  C.  card  44-41784  N  29.13 :  17/944 

Diesel  engines.     Instructions  for  operation  and  maintenance  of  main  propelling 
machinery;  chap.  41  [Bureau  of  Ships  manual],  Sec.  2,  Diesel  engines.     1944. 
[l]+38p.  il.     *  Paper,  10c.     •    Item  913 
L.  C.  card  44-41708  N  29.13 :  41/sec.2/944 

liubricants  and  Instructions  for  operation,  care,  and  repair  of  lubrication  systems  ; 
chap.  4"),  Bureau  of  Ships  manual.     1944.     iii+30  p.   il.  1  pi.     *  Paper,  10c. 

•  Item  913 

L.  C.  card  44-41785  N  29.13 :  45/944 

Ventilation.  Pointers  on  shipboard  ventilation.  [1944.]  32  p.  il.  4°  (Technical 
publication  6.)  [Text  and  other  illustrations  on  p.  1-4  of  cover.]  t  •  Item  912 
L.  C.  card  44-41767  N  29.14 :  6 

SUPPLIES  AND  ACCOUNTS  BUREAU 

Government  supplies.  Index  of  specifications  used  by  Navy  Department:  pt.  1, 
Navy  Department  specitications,  Joint  Army-Navy  specifications,  Federal  speci- 
fications used  for  Navy  purchases.  Bureau  (INT)  specifications,  Oct.  2,  1944; 
(revised  to  Sept.  15.  1944).  1944.  vi+122  p.  12°  [Quarterly.  Issued  with 
perforations.]     t  N  20.6/3  :  944/4 

Joint  Army-Navy  specification:  Barometers,  mercurial,  marine;  Sept.  26, 

1944.     [1944.]     8p.il.  12°     (JAN-B-84.)     f  N  20.23 :  JAN-B-84 

Note. — This  and  the  following  specifications  are  issued  with  perforations  for  insertion 
in  loose-leaf  binders. 

Same  :  Carriers,  food ;  Sept.  25,  1944.     [1944.]     7  p.  il.  12^     ( JAN-C-82.)     t 

N  20.23 :  JAN-C-82 

Same:  Insulators,  porcelain,  radio;  June  30,  1944.     [1944.]     52  p.  il.  12* 

(JAN-I-21.)     t  N  20.23 :  JAN-I-21 

Same:  Mats,  airplane  landing,  steel,  pierced  plank  type,  in  bundles;  Aug. 

17,1944.     [1944.]     5  p.  12"     (JAN-M-59.)     t  N  20.23 :  JAN-M-59 

Same:  Meters,  photographic-exposure  (reflected-light,  photoelectric  type)  ; 

Sept.  15,  1944.     [1944.]     24  p.  il.  12°     (JAN-M-58.)     t        N  20.23 :  JAN-M-58 

Same:  Nets,  cargo  (fiber  robe) ;  Aug.  28, 1944.     [1944.]     8  p.  il.  12°     (JAN- 

N-70. )     t  N  20.23 :  JAN-N-70 

■ Same:  Packaging  and  packing  for  overseas  shipment,  boxes,  wood,  nailed 

(for  weight  of  contents  not  in  excess  of  1,000  pounds)  ;  June  30,  1^4.     [1944.] 
20  p.  il.  12°     (JAN-P-106.)     t  N  20.23 :  JAN-P-106 

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December  1944  1421 

Ooverninent  supplies — Continued. 

Same:  Packaging  and  packing  for  overseas  shipment,  valves  and  pipe  fit- 
tings, general  specifications  for;  Sept.  18,  1944.  [1944.]  7  p.  12"  (JAN- 
P  -3. )     t  N  20.23 :  JAN-P-3 

Same:  Resistors,  fixed  wire-wound,  power  type;  June  30,  1944.     [1944.] 

56p.  il.  12°     (JAN-R-26.)     t  N  20.23 :  JAN-R-26 

Same:  Rheostats,  wire-wound,  power-type;  July  31,  1944.     [1944.]     35  p. 

il.  12"     (JAN-R-22.)     t  N  20.23 :  JAN-R-22 

-—    Same :  Rulers,  parallel ;  Sept.  25, 1944.     [1944.]     6  p.  12°     (JAN-R-83.)    t 

N  20.23 :  JAN-R-83 

Same:  Sockets,  electron-tube  miniature;  Aug.  31,  1944.     [1944.]     22  p.  il. 

12°     (JAN-S-28.)     t  •  N  20.23 :  JAN-S-28. 

Same :  Steelbars  for  projectile  stock.    1944.    1  p.  12°     (JAN-S-43.)     t 

N  20.23  :  JAN-S^J 

Same:  Switches,  vacuum;  Sept.  25,  1944.     [1944.]     11  p.  il.  12°     (JAN- 

S-57. )     t  N  20.23 :  JAN-S-57 

Navy  Department  specifications:  Brushes,  boiler-tube,  wire-bristle,  expaud- 

iijg-tvpe   (for  use  with  cleaning-outfits,  boiler-tube,  electric-motor-driven  and 
air-motor-driven ;  Oct.  2,  1944.     [1944.]     3  p.  12°     (13B14d.)     t 

N  20.6/2 :  13  B  14d 

Same:    Brushes,    paint,    flat,    synthetic-filament-bristles;    Sept.    1.    1944. 

[1944.]     4  p.  12°     (38B41.)     t  N  20.G/2  :  38  B  41 

•     Same  :  Cans,  metal  (for  export  shipment  of  subsistence  items)  ;  Oct.  2,  1944, 

[1944.]     8  p.  12°     (42C28. )     t  N  20.6/2  :  42  C  2S 

Same  :  Cases,  forceps,  hemostatic  ;  Sept.  1, 1944.    [1944.]    5  p.  12°    (57C8a.> 

[Supersedes  5TC8,  Mar.  1,  1941.]     t  N  20.6/2  :  57C8a 

Same:  Compound,  dishwashing;  Ang.  1.  1944.     [1944.]     8  p.  12°     (51(M9.)' 

[Supersedes  51D8,  Jan.  3,  1944.]     t  N  20.6/2  :  51C49" 

Same:  Cylinders,  COs-gas-filled  (for  inflatable  life  packets)  ;  Oct.  2,  1944. 

[1944.]    3  p.  12°     (51C24e.)     t  N  20.6/2 :  51C24e 

Same  :  Dipentine  ;  Oct.  2,  1944.    1944.    1  p.  12°     (52D8a.)     t 

N  20.6/2 :  52D83 

Same:  Fuse-indicators,     himp-type;     Sept.     1,     1944.       1944.       1     p.     12* 

( ITFlOd. )     t  N  20.6/2  :  17F10d 

Same  :  Gages,  pressure  (for  direct  stem  mounting)  ;  Oct.  2,  1944.    1944.    1  p. 

12°     (45G7b.)      t  N  20.6/2 :  45G71>- 

Hose:    oil-and-gasoline-suction-and-discharge,    smooth-bore,    light-weight, 

wire-stiffened  ;  Oct.  2,  1944.    [1944.]    3  p.  12°     (33H21a.)     f    N  20.6/2  :  33  H  21» 

SauDfe:    Instruments,    electrical-measuring    split-core-ammeter,    portable; 

Sept.  1,  1944.     [1944.]     14  p.  12"     (17-1-51.)      t  N  20.6/2 :  17-I-5I 

Same:  Knees,  boat  and  ship;  Oct.  2,  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  il.  12°     (39K2c.) 

[Supersedes  39K2B,  Feb.  2,  1942.]     t  N  20.6/2  :  39  K  2c 

Same  :  Lamps,  safety,  flame ;  Oct.  2,  1944.    1944.    3  p.  12°     (31L25b.)     f 

N  20.6/2 :  31  L  25b 

Same:  Latches,  door  (metal),  rim;  Sept.  1,  1944.     [1944.]     5  p.  2  p.  of  pL 

12°     (42L20C.)      [Supersedes  42L20b,  May  1,  1941.]     t  N  20.6/2  :  42  L  20c 

Same:  Leather,  artificial,  fire-resistant    (for  upholstery)  ;   Sept.  1,  1944^ 

[1944.]     7  p.  il.  12°     (34L13.)      t  N  20.6/2  :  34  L  1$ 

Same:  Lights,  electric,  attachable,  small;  Sept.  1,  1944.     11944.]     5  p.  12^ 

( 17L16. )     t  N  20.6/2  :  17  L  1ft 

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1422  GrOVERNMENT   PUBLICATIONS 

Oovernment  supplies — Continued. 

Same:  Locks,  door  and  drawer  (metal  and  wood)   (shipboard  use)  ;  Oct.  2, 

1944.     1944.     Ip.  12°     (42L13f.)     t  N  20.0/2 :  42  L  13f 

-. Same  :  Locks,  latch,  upright ;  Oct.  2,  1944.    1944.    1  p.  12"     (42L29b.)     f 

N  20.0/2 :  42  L  29b 

Saiiu>:  Locks,  sash,  and  blind ;  Sept.  1,  1944.     1944.     1  p.  12"     (42L2ye.)     t 

N  20.6/2  :  42  L  25e 

Same:  Mittens,  asbestos;  Oct.  2,  1944.     [1944.]     7  p.   il.   12"     (37Mlb.) 

LSuporsodes  37Mla,  July  1,  1941.]     t  N  20.6/2  :  37  M  lb 

Same:  Mortar,  refractory,  high-temperature,  heat-.setting ;   Oct.  2,  1944. 

11944.]     2  p.  12»     (32M4b.)      [Supersedes  32M4a,  Sept.  3,  1940.]     t 

N  20.6/2  :  32  M  4b 

Same:  Oil,   fuel,   boiler;   Oct.   2,   1944.      [1944.]      8  p.    11.   12°      (7-0-lf.) 

[  Supersedes  7-0-le,  Oct.  1, 1936.  ]     t  N  20.6/2 :  7-O-lf 

Same:  Packing,  asbestos,  rod,  braided  (symbols  1103  and  1104)  ;  Oct.  2, 

1944.     [1944.]     6  p.  12°     (33P26b.)      [Supersedes  33P26a,  Aug.  1,  1941.]     t 

N  20.6/2  :  33  P  20b 

■  Same:  Packing,  metallic  and  non-metallic,  plastic;  Oct.  2,  1944.     1944.     1 

p.  12°     (33P25d.)      t  N  20.6/2  :  33  P  2r.d 

Same:  Packing,    rubber    (reclaimed),    plain    and   cloth-insertion    (symbol 

2353)  ;  Oct.  2,  1944.     1944.     1  p.  12°     (33P8h.)      t  N  20.6/2 :  33  P  8h 

Same:  Paper  and  tape,  asbestos,  reinforced  with  cotton  me.sh ;  Sept.  1, 

1944.     [1944.]     5  p.  il.  12°     (32P9.)     t  N  20.6/2 :  32  P  9 

■     Same:   Punches,   machine,  busliings,   coupling  nuts,  dies,  high  dies,  and 

punches ;  Oct.  2.  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  11.  J2°     (40Pld.)      t  N  2!J.6 '2 :  10  Pld 

Same:  Rubber  (synthetic)  and  cement  for  lining  ferrous  pipe  and  fittings 

(for  salt-water,  lines)  ;  Sept.  1,  1944.     [1944.]     7  p.  il.  12°     (33R5.)     t 

N  20.6/2 :  33  R  5 

Same:    Sprayers,    insecticide,   electric;    Sept.    1,    1944.     [1944.]     5   p.    12° 

(41S40C.)      [Supersedes  41S40b,  June  1,  1939.]     t  N  20.6/2  :  41  S  40c 

Same:  Steel  and  iron,  sheets  and  strips  for  flanging,  cupping,  and  draw- 
ing; Oct.  2,  1944.  [1944.]  5  p.  12°  (47Slle.)  [Supersedes  47Slld,  Doc.  1, 
1932.]     t  N  20  6/2:47,8  lie 

• Same :  Steel,  plates  and  sheets,  floor,  rolled :  Oct.  2,  1944.     1944.     1  p.  12° 

( 47S18b. )     t  N  20.0/2  :  47  S  18b 

• Same  :  Swal).s,  deck  ;  Oct.  2,  1944.     [1944.]     2  p.  12"     (3SSlc.)      t 

N  20.6/2  :  38  S  Ic 

Same:  Switching-equipment,  bus-transfer,  magnetically  and  manually  op- 
erated :  Sept.  1.  1944.  [1944.]  47  p.  il.  4  pi.  2  p.  of  pi.  12"  (17S16a.)  [Super- 
sedes 17S1(5,  Nov.  1,  1939.]     t  N  20.6/2  :  17  S  10a 

Same:  Tubes,  boiler,  resistance-welded;  Nov.   1,  1944.     [1944.]     6  p.  12° 

( 44T42. )      t  N  20.6/2  :  44  T  42 

Same:  Tubing,  steel   (rail  carbon),  structural;  Oct.  2,  1944.     1944.     1  p. 

12°     (44T44a.)     t  N  20.6/2  :  44  T  44a 

Same:  Valves,  water-closet,  flush   (shipboard  use)  :  Oct.  2,  1944.     [1944.] 

5  p.  12"     (30Vlg.)     [Supersedes  30Vlf,  May  1,  1941.]     t  N  20.0/2  :  30  V  Ig 

Same:  Zinc-base-alloy,  die-castings;  Oct.  2,  1944.     1944.  1  p.  12°    (46Z2c.)  t 

N  20.6/2 :  46  Z  2c 

Income  tax.  Federal  income  tax  information  [for  assistance  of  naval  personnel 
in  preparation  of  Federal  income  tax  returns  and  computation  of  t;ix  liabilities 
for  calendar  year  1944,  as  well  as  declarations  of  estimated  tax  for  194.j]. 
Nov.  15,  1944.  31  p.  [Pages  29-31  are  loft  blank  to  be  used  for  notes.]  f 
•  Item  916  N  20.22:  944 

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December  1944  1423 

PAN  AMERICAN  SANITARY  BUREAU 

Bulletin  of  Pan  American  Sanitary  Bureau,  v.  23,  no.  8;  Aug.  1944.  n.  p.  [1944]. 
cover  title,  [2] +678-768  p.  11.  [Monthly.  Articles  appear  in  Spanish,  Portu- 
guese,  French,   and  occasionally   in   English.]     t  PAS  1.3 :  23/8 

Vital  statistics.  Monthly  rep<.)rt,  biostatistics,  epidemiology,  no.  8;  Oct.  1944. 
[Ity4.]     24  p.  4"     [Processed.     Spanish  and  English.]     ±  l'ASl.8: 8 

PAN  AMERICAN  UNION 

XoTE The  Pan  American  Union  sells  its  own  illustrated  monthly  Bulletin,  booklets,  and 

other  puhlications,  at  prices  ranging  from  .Ic.  to  $2.00.  The  price  of  any  edition  of  the 
Bulletin  is  15c  a  single  copv,  the  English  edition  is  $1.50  a  year,  the  Spanish  edition  $1.00 
a  year  the  Portuguese  edition  .^tl.OO  a  year;  there  is  an  additional  charge  of  75c.  a  year 
on  eacii  edition  for  countries  outside  the  Pan  American  Union.  Address  the  Pan  American 
Union,  Washington,  D.  C. 
Bulletin  (EH(/lish  edition).     Bulletin  of  Pan  American  Union,  Nov.  1944;  [v.  78, 

no.  11].     [1944.]     cover  title,   [4] +601-060  p.  il.     [Monthly.]     For  price,  see 

Udte  ahove  under  center  head.     •  Item  922 

L.  C.  card  8-30967  PA  1.0  :  e  78/11 

Same.     (H.  doc.  438,  pt.  11,  7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess.) 

{Portuqucsc  edition).     Boletim  da  Uniao  Panamericana,  novembro  1944; 

[v.  46,  no.  il]      [1944.]     cover  title,  [4] +493-544  p.  il.     [Monthly.]     For  price, 

see  note  above  under  center  head. 

L.  C.  card  11-27014  PA  1.6  :p  46/11 

(Spanish  edition).     Boletin  de  la  Uni(3n  Panamericana,  noviembre  1944; 

[v.  78,  no.  11].     [1944.]     cover  title,  [4] +593-652  p.  il.     [Monthly.]     For  price, 
see  note  above  under  center  head. 

L.  C.  card  12-125r)5  PA  1.6  :  s  78/11 

Commercial  Pan  America.  Commercial  Pan  America,  monthly  reviev?  of  com- 
merce and  finance,  July-Aug.  1944  ;  v.  13,  nos.  7  &  8.  1944.  [3]  +1-98  leaves,  4° 
[Processed.  Two  numbers  issued  as  one  publication.  Title  is:  Growth  of 
industry  and  aviation  in  Mexico,  1929-42.  t  Paper,  10c.  per  mo.,  $1.00  u  yr. 
(either  English  or  Spanish  edition)  ;  foreign  subscription,  $1.25. 
L.  C.  card  PA  38-8  PA  1-45 :  e  13/7,  8 

Same,  Spanish.  1944.  cover  title,  [3] +1-98+ [4]  leaves,  il.  4°  [Proc- 
essed.] PA  1.45  :  e  13/7-8 

Hygiene.  Hacia  la  salud  por  hi  escuela  [con  bibliografia  y  textos  escolares]. 
Washington,  D.  C,  1944.  cover  title,  [3] +20  p.  (Educacioii  no.  125.)  [Text 
on  p.  2  and  3  of  cover.]     t  Paper,  lOc  PA  1.13  :  s  125 

POST  OFFICE  DEPARTMENT 

Postal    hnllclin.  v.  45    [65],   no.   18768-775;   Nov.   3-28,   1944.     [1944.]  various 

paging,  f     I  Published  Tuesday  and  Friday,  except  legal  holidays.]  *  Taper, 
5c.  single  copy,  $1.00  a  yr. 

L.  C.  card  6-5810  P  1-3  :  65 

Postal  (/Hide.  United  States  official  postal  guide:  Quarterly  supplement  to  pts. 
1  and  2,  5th  series,  V.  4,  no.  14 ;  Oct.  1944.  [1944.]  iii  +  114  +  [l]  p.  [Includes 
Changes  54-68  effecting  United  States  official  postal  guide  for  1943,  pt.  1  and 
Changes  188-lii9  affecting  United  States  ollicial  postal  guide  for  1941,  pt.  2; 
also  Amendments  (Inserts  245-2S7)  to  Postal  laws  and  regulations  of  United 
States,  edition  of  1940.  Part  of  the  pages  are  printed  on  one  side  only.]  *  I'aper 
ai  monthly  and  4  quarterly  numbers  Aug.  1943-Jtme  1945),  $1.15.     •  Item  92'.> 

P  1.10/1 :  943/14 

Postal  laws.  Amendments  to  Postal  laws  and  regulations  [of  United  States], 
edition  of  1940.  In.serts  216-244:  Feb.  V2  [-June  20],  1944.  [3944.]  5  leaves, 
narrow  f°  [Reprinted  from  supplements  to  Official  postal  guide,  pts.  1  and  2, 
Mar.-July  1944.]      *  Paper,  10c.      •  Item  927  P  1.11/2  :  910/216-244 

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1424  Government  Publications 

RAILWAY  MAIL  SERVICE 

Mail  routes.  Schedule  of  mail  routes,  no.  466,  Oct.  16,  1944, 2d  division,  Railway 
Mail  Service,  comprising  New  York,  New  Jersey,  Delaware,  Eastern  Shore  of 
Maryland,  Acconiac  and  Northampton  Counties,  Va.  L.  Middleditch  Co.,  New 
York  [Oct.  16,  1944].  cover  title,  184  p.  narrow  8°  [Calendar  on  p.  4  of 
cover.]     t  P  10.12/2:  466 

Schedule  of  mail  routes,  no.  r)42,  Nov.  1,  1944,  Gth  division,  Railway  Mail 

Service,  comprising  Ohio,  Indiana  and  Kentucky.  Roessler  Bros.,  Inc.,  Cin- 
cinnati, O.,  Nov.  1,  1944.     165+ [1]  p.  narrow  8°     t  P  10.12/5  :  542 

Schedule  of  mail  routes,  no.  585,  Oct.  16,  1944,  6th  division,  Railway  Mail 

Service,  comprising  Illinois  and  Iowa.  [Chicago  P  O,  Sept.  5,  1944.]  164  p. 
narrows-     t  P  10.12/6:  585 

Schedule  of  mail  routes,  no.  570,  Oct.  19,  1944,  9th  division.  Railway  Mail 

Service,  comprising  lower  peninsula  of  Michigan,  main  line  of  New  York  Central 
R.  R.  between  New  York.  N.  Y.,  and  Chicago,  111.,  and  collateral  lines  that  may 
be  designated.  A.  S.  Oilman,  Inc.,  Cleveland,  Ohio  [Oct.  19,  1944].  116  p. 
narrows-     t  P  10.12/9:  570 

Schedule  of  mail  routes,  no.  330,  Nov.  6,  1944,  lllh  division.  Railway  Mail 

Service,  comprising  New  Mexico, Oklahoma,  and  Texas.  Babcock  Printing  Co., 
Fort  Worth,  Tex.     [Nov.  6,  1944].    144+ [1]  p.  narrow  8°     t        P  10.12/11 :  330 

Schedule  of  mail  routes,  no.  170,  Nov.  1,  1944,  15th  division,  Railway  Mail 

Service,  comprising  Pennsylvania  and  main  line  of  Erie  Railroad  west  of 
Salamanca,  N.  Y.,  main  lines  of  Baltimore  &  Ohio  R.  R.  and  Peimsylvania  R.  R. 
System  west  of  Pittsburgh,  Pa.,  and  such  collateral  lines  as  may  be  designated. 
Esquire  Pre.ss  Corp.,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.  [Nov.  1,  1944].    162+ [2]  p.  narrow  8°     t 

P  10.12/15 :  170 
TOPOGRAPHY  DIVISION 

Note. — The  Division  of  Topography  has  on  file  maps  showing  all  roads  used  by  the 
rural  free  delivery  mail  service.  Rural  delivery  routes  are  shown  in  detail  on  county 
or  local  maps  which,  with  a  few  exceptions,  are  drawn  to  the  scale  of  1 :  62,500  or 
1 :  6:i:560  (1  mile  to  the  inch).  Maps  of  more  than  1,600  counties  in  the  United  States 
have  been  prepared  by  the  Post  Ofl3ce  Department  and  blue-line  prints,  made  from  nega- 
tives on  file  are  sold  for  50  cents  per  cupy.  Each  county  map  sliows  in  addition  to  the 
roads  traveled  by  rural  carriers,  all  post  offices  within  the  county  at  the  time  the  negative 
was  made  and  all  other  roads,  houses,  schools,  and  churches  known  at  the  time  the  map 
was  originally  drawn,  together  with  an  outline  of  the  drainage.  A  list  of  the  county  maps 
on  file  will  be  furnished  upon  application  to  the  Superintendent,  Division  of  Finance.  P  st 
Office  Department,  Washington,  D,  C.  Rural  delivery  routes  emanating  from  post  offices 
in  counties  for  which  county  maps  have  not  been  drawn  are  shown  on  local  maps.  Blue- 
print copies  of  such  maps  are  sold  at  25  cents  each.  Oiders  for  all  postal  maps  should  be 
accompanied  by  money  order  and  addressed  to  the  Superintendent,  Division  of  Finance,  I'ost 
Office  Department,  Washington,  D.  C.  Rural  delivery  maps  should  not  be  confused  with  the 
State  post  route  maps  which  are  listed  in  the  Monthly  catalog  for  Jan.  1944,  page  79. 

PRESIDENT  OF  UNITED  STATES 

Note. — The  functions  and  duties  of  the  Executive  Office  of  the  President  were  established 
by  Executive  order  of  Sept.  8,  1939.  The  principal  divisions  at  present  are  as  follows  :  The 
White  House  Office,  the  I3ureau  of  the  Budget,  the  Liaison  Office  for  Personnel  Management, 
the  Office  for  Emergency  Management,  and  the  Committee  tor  Congested  Production  Areas. 

For  information  relating  to  the  issuance  of  Executive  orders  and  Proclamations  of  the 
President  see,  below,  note  under  Executive  orders. 

Commerce  Department.  Inspection  of  income,  excess-profits,  declared  value  ex- 
cess-profits, and  capital  stock  tax  returns  by  Department  of  Commerce.  Nov. 
11,  1944.  (Executive  order  9499.)  [Not  issued  separately.  Appeared  in 
Federal  register,  v.  9,  no.  227,  Nov.  14,  1944,  p.  13547.] 

J}isabled  veterans.  Appointment  of  disabled  veterans  completing  courses  of  in- 
struction prescribed  pursuant  to  act  of  Mar.  24, 1943.  Nov.  27, 1944.  (Executive 
order  9503.)  [Not  issued  separately.  Appeared  in  Federal  register,  v.  9,  no. 
239,  Nov.  30,  1944,  p.  14119.] 

Dunkirk,  N.  Y.  Revoking  designation  of  Dunkirk,  N.  Y..  as  customs  port  of  entry, 
Nov.  27,  1944.  (Executive  order  9504.)  [Not  issued  separately.  Appeared  in 
Federal  register,  v.  9,  no.  239,  Nov.  30, 1944,  p,  14119.] 

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Emergenoy  Boards.  Emergency  Board,  Bingham  and  Garfield  Railway  (Company, 
employees,  proclamation.  Nov.  8,  1944.  (Proclamation  2630.)  [Not  issued  sep- 
arately.    Appeared  in  Federal  register,  v.  9,  no.  226,  Nov.  11,  1944,  p.  13513.] 

Executive  orders. 

Note. — The  Federal  register  act  (49  Stat.  500  as  amended ;  44  U.  S.  C,  and  supp.  301 
et  seq.)  provides  in  sec.  5  as  follows  :  There  shall  be  published  in  the  Federal  register  all 
Presidential  Proclamations  and  Executive  orders,  except  such  as  have  no  general  appli- 
cability and  legal  effect  or  are  effective  only  against  Federal  agencies  or  persons  in  their 
capacity  as  officers,  agents  or  employees  thereof. 

Tliose  Executive  orders  and  Proclamations  published  in  the  Federal  register  will  not 
be  issued  separately,  but  title  entries  for  such  Executive  orders  and  Proclamations,  with 
reference  to  tlie  Federal  register,  appear  above  and  below. 

The  distribution  of  Executive  orders  and  Proclamations  was  transferred,  beginning 
Mar.  lli.  1936.  from  the  Department  of  State  to  the  Division  of  the  Federal  Register, 
National  Archives.  Free  distribution  will  be  only  to  appropriate  agencies  of  the  Gov- 
ernment. The  Federal  register  will  be  sold  by  the  Superintendent  of  Documents,  Govern- 
ment Printing  Office,  Washington  25,  D.  C,  on  a  subscription  basis  of  $1.50  per  month  or 
$15.00  per  year. 

Oovernmcnt  contracts.  Specification  of  terniiuatiou  date  as  provided  in  renegotia- 
tion act,  proclamation.  Nov.  14,  1944.  (Proclamation  2G31.)  [Not  issued  sep- 
arately.   Appeared  in  Federal  register,  v.  9,  no.  230,  Nov.  17, 1944,  p.  13739.] 

Indians.  Extension  of  trust  periods  on  Indian  lands  expiring  during  calendar 
year  1945.  Nov.  14,  1944.  (Executive  order  9500.)  [Not  issued  separately. 
Appeared  in  Federal  register,  v.  9,  no.  229,  Nov.  16,  1944,  p.  13699.] 

Lend-lease  operations.  17th  report  to  Congress  on  lend-lease  operations,  mes- 
sage transmitting  report  on  [reverse]  lend-lease  operations  [to  June  30,  1944]. 
1944.  16  p.  (H.  doc.  764,  78tli  Cong.  2d  sess. )  [For  bureau  edition  see  Foreign 
Economic  Administration,  p.  1432.]     *  Paper,  10c. 

Maritime  Cotumission.  Extension  of  provisions  of  Executive  order  9177  of  May 
30,  1942,  to  Maritime  Commission  and  administrator  of  War  Shipping  Admin- 
istration. Oct.  30,  1941.  (Executive  order  949.".)  [Not  issued  separately. 
Appeared  in  Federal  register,  v.  9,  no.  219,  Nov.  2,  1944,  p.  13035.] 

Panama  Canal.  Amendment  of  Executive  order  0039  authorizing  sick  and  rest 
leave  for  alien  employees  of  Panama  Canal  and  Panama  Railroad  Company  and 
correction  of  sec.  4  of  Executive  order  9467  relating  to  conditions  of  employment 
in  service  of  Panama  Canal  and  Panama  Railroad  Company.  Nov.  6,  1944. 
(Executive  order  9497.)  [Not  issued  separately.  Appeared  in  Federal  register, 
v.  9,  no.  225,  Nov.  10,  1944,  p.  13315.] 

Proclamations. 

Note. — For  information  concerning  the  issuance  of  Executive  orders  and  Proclama- 
tions, see  above,  note  under  the  subhead  Executive  orders. 

PuNic  Health  Serrice.  Amending  Executive  order  9079  of  Feb.  26,  1942,  making 
certain  Public  Health  Service  hospitals  available  for  care  and  treatment  of 
insane  persons.  Nov.  11,  1944.  (P^xecutive  order  9198.)  [Not  issued  sepa- 
rately.   Appeared  in  Federal  register,  v.  9,  no.  227,  Nov.  14,  1944,  p.  13547.] 

Establishing  special  temporary  positions  in  Public  Health  Service.    Nov. 

24,  1944.  (Executive  order  9502.)  [Not  issued  separately.  Appeared  in  Fed- 
eral register,  v.  9,  no.  237,  Nov.  28,  1944,  p.  14043.] 

Regulations  governing  recall  to  active  duty  of  retired  commissioned  oflBcers 

of  Public  Health  Service.  Nov.  21,  1944.  (Executive  order  9501.)  [Not  is- 
sued separately.  Appeared  in  Federal  register,  v.  9,  no.  234,  Nov.  23,  1944, 
p.  13943.] 

Thanksgiving  Day,  1944,  proclamation  [designating  Nov.  23,  1944,  day  of  na- 
tional thanksgiving].  Nov.  1,  1944.  (Proclamation  2629.)  [Not  issued  sep- 
arately.    Appeared  in  Federal  register,  v.  9,  no^220,  Nov.  3,  1&44,  p.  13099.] 

Toledo,  Ohio.  Authoi-izing  Secretary  of  War  to  take  possession  of  and  operate 
plants  and  facilities  of  certain  companies  located  in  or  near  Toledo,  Ohio. 
Nov.  3,  1944.  (Executive  order  9496.)  [Not  issued  separately.  Appeared  in 
Federal  register,  v.  9,  no.  222,  Nov.  7,  1944,  p.  13187  and  13189.] 

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BUDGET  BUREAU 

Agriculture  Dcpurtnioit.  Suppleiuental  estimates  of  appropriation  for  Depart- 
ment of  Agriculture,  fiscal  year  1945.  Nov.  14,  1944.  5  p.  (H.  doc.  756,  78th 
Cong.  2(1  scss. )     t 

Suiiiik'iut-ntal  i>siiniates  of  api)roijriatioMs  for  Departments  of  Agriculture, 

Commerct',  and  Labor,  fiscal  year  1945.    Nov.  14,  1944.    7  p.     (H.  doc.  757,  78th 
Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Alien  Property  Custodian  Office.  Draft  of  proposed  provision  pertaining  to  OflBce 
of  Alien  Property  Custodian  of  Office  for  Emergency  Management,  tiscal  year 
1945.    Nov.  14,  1944.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  748,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

American  Battle  Monuments  Commission.  Drafts  of  proposed  provisions  per- 
taining to  existing  appropriations  of  American  Battle  Monuments  Commission. 
Nov.  14,  1^4.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  G99,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Appropriations.  Supplemental  estimate  of  appropriation  for  Executive  Office, 
Bureau  of  Budget,  tiscal  ycai-  1945,  wirli  draft  of  proposed  provision  pertaining 
to  existing  appropriation.  Nov.  16,  1944.  2  p.  (H.  doc.  773,  78th  Cong.  2d 
sess. )     t 

Civil  Aeronautics  Board.  Supplemental  estimates  of  approj)riation  for  Civil  Aero- 
nautics Board,  tiscal  year  1945.  Nov.  14,  1944.  2  p.  (H.  doc.  718,  7Sth  Cong. 
2d  sess.)     t 

Civil  Service  Commission.  Supplemental  estimates  of  appropriations  for  Civil 
Service  Commission,  fi.scal  year  1945.  Nov.  20,  1944.  2  p.  (H.  doc.  775,  78th 
Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Commerce  Department.  Supplemental  estimates  of  appropriations  for  Depart- 
ment of  Commerce,  fiscal  year  1945.  Nov.  14.  1944.  4  p.  (H.  doc.  752,  78th 
Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Supplemental  estimates  of  appropriation  for  Department  of  Commerce, 

fiscal  year  1945  [for  Office  of  Administrator  of  Civil  Aeronautics  and  Bureau 
of  Census].     Nov.  20,  1944.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  774.  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Contract  Settlement  Office.  Supplemental  estimate  of  appropriation  for  Office 
of  Contract  Settlement  of  Office  of  War  MoMlization  and  Reconversion,  fiscal 
year  1945.     Nov.  14,  1944.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  701.  7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Courts  of  United  States.  Deficiency  estimate  of  appropriation  for  the  judiciary, 
fiscal  year  1943,  and  supplemental  estimates,  fiscal  year  1945.  Nov.  14,  1944. 
3  p.     (H.  doc.  714,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

District  of  Columbia.  Supplemental  estimates  of  appropriations  for  District  of 
Columhia  [fiscal  year  1945],  and  drafts  of  proposed  provisions  for  existing 
appropriations.     Nov.  14,  1944.     4  p.      (H.  doc.  744,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Engineer  Department,  War  Dept.  Proposed  provision  increasing  limitation  on 
expenditures.  Office  of  Chief  of  Engineers,  2  supplemental  estimates  of  appro- 
priations for  War  Department,  fiscal  year  1945,  for  improvement  of  existing 
river  and  harbor  works  and  for  flood  conti-ol,  general,  to  remain  available  until 
expended.     Nov.  14,  1944.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  745,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Federal  Security  Agency.  Supplemental  estimates  of  appropriation  for  Federal 
Security  Agency,  fiscal  year  1945,  with  draft  of  proposed  provision  pertaining 
to  existing  appropriations,  fiscal  year  1944.  Nov.  16,  1944.  4  p.  (H.  doc.  772, 
78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Federal  Works  Agency.  Supplemental  estimate  of  appropriation  for  Federal 
Works  Agency,  fiscal  year  1945  [for  community  facilities  1.  Nov.  14,  1944.  2  p. 
(H.  doc.  735,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Supplemental  estimate  of  appropriation  with  drafts  of  proposed  provisions 

pertaining  to  existing  apiwopriations  for  Federal  Works  Agency,  fiscal  year 
1945.     Nov.  14,  1944.     2  p.      (H.  doc.  742,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Foreign  serivce.  Supplemental  estimate  for  appropriation,  foreign-service  pay 
adjustment,  appreciation  of  foreign  currencies,  [fiscal  year]  1945.  Nov.  14, 
1944.     2  p.      (H.  doc.  749,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

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General  Acconiitlng  Office.  Supplemental  estimates  of  appropriations  for  General 
Accounting  Office,  fiscal  year  1945.  Nov.  14,  1944.  2  p.  (H.  doc.  738,  78th 
Cong.  2d  sess. )     t 

Government  offices.  Draft  of  proposed  provision  relating  to  appropriations  for 
executive  departments  and  agencies,  fiscal  year  1945  [to  make  funds  available 
for  expenses  of  interdepartmental  boards  and  committees].  Nov.  14,  1944.  2  p. 
(H.  doc.  753,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Interior  Department.  Supplemental  and  deficiency  estimates  of  appropriations 
for  Department  of  Interior,  fiscal  year  1945  and  prior  fiscal  years,  with  drafts 
of  proposed  provisions  pertaining  to  existing  appropriations,  and  proposed 
authorization  for  expenditure  of  Indian  tribal  funds.  Nov.  14,  1944.  6  p. 
(H.  doc.  74G,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Supplemental  estimate  of  appropriation  for  Department  of  Interior,  fiscal 

year  1JM5   [for  development  of  Alaska].     Nov.  14,  1944.     3  p.     (H.  rp.  751, 
78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     f  • 

International  Boundary  Commissio-n,  United  States  and  Mexico.  Supplemental 
estimate  of  appropriation  for  Department  of  State,  fiscal  year  1945,  for  public 
works  planning  activities  of  International  Boundary  Commission,  United  States 
and  Mexico.     Nov.  14,  1944.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  725,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Justice  Department.  Deficiency  and  supplemental  estimates  of  appropriations 
for  Department  of  Justice,  deficiency  estimates,  fiscal  year  1944  and  prior  years, 
and  supplemental  estimates,  fiscal  year  1945.     Nov.  14,  1944.     3  p.     (H.  doc.  731, 

78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

National  Advisory  Coinmittce  for  Aeronautics.  Supplemental  estimates  of  appro- 
priations for  National  Advisory  Committee  for  Aeronautics,  fiscal  year  1945. 
Nov.  14,  1944.     2d.     (H.  doc.  747,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

National  Archives.  Supplemental  estimate  of  appropriation  for  National  Ar- 
chives, fiscal  year  1945.  Nov.  14,  1944.  2  p.  (H.  doc.  708,  7Sth  Cong.  2d 
sess. )     t 

National  Housing  Agency.  Supplemental  estimate  of  appropriation,  National 
Housing  Agency,  fiscal  year  1945  [for  war  housing].  Nov.  20,  1944.  2  p.  (H. 
doc.  776,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Nationah  Mediation  Board.  Supplemental  estimates  of  appropriations  for  Na- 
tional Mediation  Board,  fiscal  year  1945.  Nov.  14,  1944.  2  p.  (H.  doc.  727, 
78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Navy  Department.  Deficiency  and  supplemental  estimates  of  appropriations 
for  Navy  Department  and  naval  service,  with  proposed  provisions  affecting 
existing  naval  appropriations.  Nov.  14,  1944.  3  p.  (H.  doc.  724,  78th  Cong. 
2d  sess. )     t 

Supplemental  estimate  of  contraci    authorization,  Navy  Department   and 

naval  service,  fiscal  year  194.")  [for  ordnance  plant  facilities].     Nov.  21.  1944. 
2  p.     (H.  doc.  780,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Panama  Canal.  Proposed  provision  of  law  and  supplemental  e.sliinate  of  appro- 
priation for  The  Panama  Canal,  fiscal  year  T.)4.').  to  remain  avaihihie  until 
expended.     Nov.  14,  1944.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  741,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Penalty  mail.  Draft  of  proposed  provision  for  existing  appropriation  for  Fed- 
eral Trade  Commission  flisral  year  1945,  to  defray  costs  of  penaltv  mail]. 
Nov.  14,  1944.     2  p.      ( H.  doe.  712,  7Stii  Cong.  2d  sess.)      t 

Draft  of  proposed  provision  for  existing  appropriati(tn  for  Ofiire  of  Cen- 
sorship [fiscal  year  1945,  to  defray  costs  of  penaltv  mail).  Nov.  14,  1944. 
2  p.      ( II.  doc.  70.5,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )      f 

Draft  of  propo.sed  provision  for  existing  appropriation  for  Offic'e  of  Defense 

Transportation   [fiscal  year  1945,   to  defray  costs  of  penalty  mail].     Nov.  14, 
1944.     2  p.      (H.  doc.  700,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)      t 

Draft  of  proposed  provision  for  existing  appropriation  for  Petroleum  Ad- 
ministration for  War  [fi.scal  year  1945,  to  defray  costs  of  penalty  mail]. 
Nov.  14,  1944.     2  p.      (H.  doc.  716,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

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Penalty  mail — Continued. 

Draft  of  proposed  provision  for  existing  appropriation  of  Reconstruction 

Finance   Corporation    [fiscal    year   1945,   to   defray   costs   of  penalty   mail]. 
Nov.  14,  11)44.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  690,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Draft  of  proposed  provision  for  Foreign  Economic  Administration  [fiscal 

year  1945,  to  defray  costs  of  penalty  mail].     Nov.  14,  1944.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  717, 
78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Draft   of  proposed   provision    pertaining   to    appropriation   for    OflBce  of 

Scientific   Research   and  Development,   fiscal  year  1945   [to   defray  costs  of 
penalty  mail].     Nov.  14,  1944.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  784,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Draft   of  proposed   provision   pertaining   to   appropriation   for   Office  of 

Strategic  Services  [fiscal  year  1945,  to  defray  costs  of  penalty  mail].    Nov.  14, 
1944.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  732,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Draft  of  proposed  provision  pertaining  to  existiilg  appropriation  for  Office 

of  Civilian  Defense   [fiscal  year  194.1,  to  defray  costs  of  penalty  mail].     Nov. 
14,1944.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  709,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.  >     j 

Draft  of  proposed  provision  pertaining  to  existing  appropriation  for  Office 

of  Coordinator  of  Inter- American  Affairs  [fiscal  year  1945,  to  defray  costs  of 
penalty  mail].     Nov.  14,  1944.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  740,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Draft  of  proposed  provision  pertaining  to  existing  appropriation  for  Office 

of  [Economic]  Stabilization  [fiscal  year  1&45,  to  defray  costs  of  penalty  mail]. 
Nov.  14,  1944.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  706,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Draft   of  proposed   provision   pertainting   to   existing  appropriation   for 

Office  of  Price  Administration   [fiscal  year  1945,  to  defray  costs  of  penalty 
mail].    Nov.  14, 1944.    2  p.    (H.  doc.  720,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Draft  of  proposed  provision  pertaining  to  existing  appropriation  for  Office 

of  War  Information  [fiscal  year  1945,  to  defray  costs  of  penalty  mail].     Nov. 
14,1944.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  715,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Draft    of   proposed    provision    pertaining    to  existing   appropriation    for 

Smaller  War  Plants  Corporation  [fiscal  year  1945,  to  defray  costs  of  penalty 
mail].     Nov.  14,  1944.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  707,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Draft  of  proposed  provision  pertaining  to  existing  appropriation  for  Tax 

Court  of  United  States,  fiscal  year  1945  [to  defray  costs  of  penalty  mail]. 
Nov.  14,  1944.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  733,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Draft  of  proposed  provision  pertaining  to  existing  appropriation  for  War 

Production  Board  [fiscal  year  1945,  to  defray  costs  of  penalty  mail].     Nov.  14, 
1944.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  703,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Draft  of  proposed  provision  pertaining  to  existing  appropriation  of  Amer- 
ican Commission  for  Protection  and  Salvage  of  Artistic  and  Historic  Monu- 
ments in  War  Areas  [fiscal  year  1945,  to  defray  costs  of  penalty  mail].  Nov. 
14,  1944.     2  p.      (H.  doc.  693,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Draft  of  proposed  provision  pertaining  to  existing  appropriation  of  Fed- 
eral Communications  Commission  [fiscal  year  1945,  to  defray  costs  of  penalty 
mail].     Nov.  14,  1944.    2  p.     (H.  doc.  713,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Draft  of  proposed  provision  pertaining  to  existing  appropriation  of  Na- 
tional Capital  Park  and  Planning  Commission  [fiscal  year  1945,  to  defray 
costs  of  penalty  mail].  Nov.  14,  1944.  2  p.  (H.  doc.  698,  78th  Cong.  2d 
sess. )     t 

Draft    of    proposed    provision    pertaining    to    existing    appropriation    of 

Securities  and  Exchange  Commission    [fiscal  year  1945,   to  defray  costs  of 
penalty  mail].     Nov.  14,  1944.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  697,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Draft  of  proposed  provision  pertaining  to  existing  appropriation  of  White 

House  [Office,  fiscal  year  1945,  to  defray  costs  of  penalty  mail].     Nov.  14,  1944. 
2  p.     (H.  doc.  696,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

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Penalty  mail — Continued. 

Draft  of  proposed  provision  pernuning  to  existing  appropriations  for  Na- 
tional Housing  Agency,  fiscal  year  1945  [to  defray  costs  of  penalty  mail]. 
Nov.  14,  1944.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  689,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

•    Draft  of  proposed  provision  pertaining  to  Tennessee  Valley  Authority, 

fiscal  year  1945  [to  defray  costs  of  penalty  mail].  Nov.  14,  1944.  2  p.  (H. 
doc.  759,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     t 

Draft  of  proposed  pi'ovision  relating  to  appropriation  for  Selective  Service 

System  [tiscal  year  1945,  to  defray  costs  of  penalty  mail].  Nov.  14,  1944. 
2  p.     (H.  doc.  691,  7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Estimate  of  appropriation  for  Employees'  Compensation  Commission,  fis- 
cal year  1945  [to  defray  costs  of  penalty  mail].  Nov.  14,  1944.  2  p.  (H.  doc, 
688,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Estimates  of  amount  of  funds  required  by  Maritime  Commission  to  defray 

costs  of  penalty  mail,  fiscal  year  1945.  Nov.  14,  1944.  2  p.  (H.  doc.  754,  78th 
Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Proposed   provision  pertaining  to  appropriation  for  Conunittee  on  Fair 

Employment  Practice  of  OflSce  for  Emerj^ency  Management  [fiscal  year  1945, 
to  defray  costs  of  penalty  mail].  Nov.  14,  1944.  2  p.  (H.  doc.  719,  78th 
Cong.  2d  se.ss.)     t 

Proposed  provision  pertaining  to  appropriation  for  National  War  Labor 

Board  of  Office  for  Emergency  Management  [fiscal  year  1945,  to  defray  costs 
of  penalty  mall].     Nov.  14,  1944.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  726,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Supplemental  estimate  of  appropriation  for  Department  of  Labor,  fiscal 

year  1945  [to  defray  costs  of  penalty  mail].  Nov.  14,  1944.  2  p.  (H.  doc. 
721,  781  h  Cong.  2d  sess.)      t 

Supplemental  estimate  of  appropriation  for  Federal  Power  Commission, 

fiscal  year  1945  [to  defray  costs  of  penalty  mail].  Nov.  14,  1944.  2  p.  (H. 
doc.  728,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Supplemental  estimate  of  appropriation  for  Interstate  Commerce  Com- 
mission, fiscal  year  1945  [to  defray  costs  of  penalty  mail].  Nov.  14,  1944, 
2  p.      (H.  doc.  702,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Supplemental   estimate   of  appropriation   for   National   Capital   Housing 

Authority,  fiscal  year  1945  [to  defray  costs  of  penalty  mail].  Nov.  14,  1944. 
2  p.     (H.  doc.  704,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Supplemental   estimate   of   appropriation   for   National    Ljibor    Relations 

Board,  tiscal  year  1945  [to  defray  costs  of  penalty  mail].  Nov.  14,  1944.  2  p. 
(H.  doc.  722,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Supplemental  estimate  of  appropriation  for  Office  of  War  IMobilization  and 

Reconversion  [fiscal  year  1945,  to  defray  costs  of  penalty  mail].  Nov.  14,  1944. 
2  p.     ( H.  doc.  739,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. )     t 

Supplemental  estimate  of  appropriation  for  Railroad  Retirement  Board, 

fiscal  year  1945  [to  defray  costs  of  penalty  mail].  Nov.  14,  19*14.  2  p.  (H.  doc. 
723,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Supplemental  estimate  of  appi'opriation  for  War  Manpower  Commission, 

fiscal  year  1945  [to  defray  costs  of  penaltv  mail].  Nov.  14,  1944.  2  p.  (H. 
doc.  736,  7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Supplemental  estimates  of  appropriations  for  legislative  branch  [fiscal  year 

1945],  with  draft  of  proposed  provision  pertaining  to  existing  appropriation 
[to  defray  costs  of  penalty  mail].  Nov.  14,  1944.  3  p.  (H.  doc.  729,  78th 
Cong.  2d  se.ss.)     t 

Post  Office  Department.  Deficiency  estimate  of  appropriation  for  Post  Office 
Department  for  compensation  to  postmasters,  fiscal  year  1943.  Nov.  14,  1944. 
2  p.     (H.  doc.  758,  78tli  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

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Post  Office  Department — Continued. 

SupploiiiPutal  estimates  of  appropriations  with  provisions  affecting  exist- 
ing appropriations  for  Post  Office  Department,  fiscal  year  1945.  Nov.  14,  1944. 
5  p.      (H.  (Inc.  743,  78tli  Cong.  I'd  sess.)     t 

Rural  Electrification  Administration.  Supplemental  estimate  of  appropriation 
for  Rural  Electrification  Administration,  Department  of  Agriculture,  fiscal 
year  194.").     Nov.  14,  1944.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  691i,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Smithanniiin  Institution.  Draft  of  proposed  ijrovision  pertaining  to  existing  ap- 
proi)riation,  and  supplemental  estimate  of  appropriation  lor  Smithsonian  In- 
stitution, fi.scal  year  194;").  Nov.  14,  1944.  2  p.  (H.  doc.  711,  78th  Cong.  2d 
sess. )     t 

State  Department.  Supjilemental  estimates  of  appropriations  [fi-cal  year  1045] 
and  draft  of  proposed  iwovision  pertainini;  to  appropriation  for  Department 
of  State.     Nov.  14,  1944.     4  p.     (H.  doc.  760,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Supplemental  estimates  of  appropriations  for  Department  of  State,  fiscal 

year  1945.     Nov.  21,  1944.     3  p.      (H.  doc.  777,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)      f 

Supreme  Court.  Supplemental  estimate  of  appropriation  for  Supreme  Court  of 
United  States  and  draft  of  proposed  provision  for  existing  appropriation,  fiscal 
year  1945.     Nov.  14,  1944.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  737,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)      t 

Tariff  Connnission.  Supplemental  estimate  of  appropriation  and  draft  of  pro- 
posed provision  pertaining  to  existing  appropriation  f*)r  Tariff  Commission 
[fiscal  year  1945].     Nov.  14,  1944.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  694,  7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Treasury  Department.  Supplemental  estimates  of  appropriation  for  Treasury 
Department  f  fiscal  year  1945],  and  drafts  of  proposed  provisions  pertaining  to 
existing  or  expired  appropriations.  Nov.  14,  1944.  4  p.  (H.  doc.  730,  78th 
Cong.  2d  sess.)     t 

Veterans  Administration.  Estimate  of  appropriation  and  dvaft  of  proposed  pro- 
vision relating  to  appropriations  for  Veterans'  Administration,  fiscal  year  1945. 
Nov.  14,  1944.     2  p.     (H.  doc.  695,  7Sth  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

Supplemental  estimate  of  appropi-iation  for  Veterans'  Administration,  fis- 

nl  year  1945,  with  draft  of  proposed  provisions  pertaining  to  existing  appro- 
piiations  for  said  Veterans'  Administration  [for  hospital  and  domiliciary 
facilities].     Nov.  16,  1944.     2  p.      (H.  doc.  771,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.)     f 

War  Refugee  Board.  Supplemental  estimate  of  appropriation  for  War  Refugee 
Board,  fiscal  year  1945.  Nov.  16,  1941.  2  p.  (H.  doc.  770,  78lh  Cong.  2d 
sess.)     t 

EMERGENCY  MANAGEMENT  OFFICE 

.\LIEN   P::OPEIiTY   (  rSTOnlAX   OFFICE 

NoTK. — t'lulcr  th(>  provisions  of  Executive  order  009.5.  dated  Mar.  11.  1942.  the  OfSce 
of  AIIpd  Property  Custodian  was  estalilishcd  in  the  Office  for  Emergency  Mana:;ement 
of  the  Executive  Office  of  the  President. 

Book    repuhlication    program.     Book    republication    program    [list    1].     [1944.] 
416]  p.  4"      [Processed.]      f 
L.  C.  card  44-8200  Pr  32.5702 :  B  64/list  1 

Same,  list  2,  titles  licen.sed  for  republication,  with  subject  index  and  list 

of  names  and  addresses  of  licensed  publishers.     [May  1944.]     iv-|-60  p.     t 

Pr  32.5702  :B  64/list  2 

Book   republication   program,   titles  suggested    for   republication,   current 

foreign  imprints,  1940-43,  alphabetical  list  with  subject  index.  June  1944. 
vii+42  p.  4°     t 

L.  C.  card  44-41206  Pr  32.5702 :  B  64/2 

Lanston,  Mrs.  Ethel  V.  Brief  for  appellees.  United  States  Court  of  Appeals. 
District  of  Columbia.  No.  8826,  Ethel  V.  Lanston  et  al.  v.  Children's  Hospital 
et  al..  ai)peal  from  District  Court  of  TTnited  States  for  District  of  Columbia  : 
brief  on  behalf  of  Ervin  Schwartz  and  Le  Mar<>chal  de  la  Conr  (irande  Ducale, 
Luxembourg,  Grand-Duche  de  Lux'mbourg.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i-|- 14  p.     1 

Pr  32.5702 :  L  293 

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CIVILIAN   DETENSE  OFFICE 

CiiHlian  protection.  Part  1,  Presentation  of  current  organization  and  programs 
of  Protection  Services  Division  ;  pt.  2,  Abstracts  of  State  reports  of  civilian 
protection  phases,  July  15,  1944.  [1944.]  [3] +25  p.  4°  [Monthly.  Proc- 
essed.]     i  Pr  32.4427  :  U44/1 

Same,  with  title,  Part  1,  Presentation  of  current  organization  and  programs 

of  Protection  Services  Division  and  Industrial  Protection  Division;  pt.  2^ 
Abstracts  of  State  n  ports  of  civilian  protection  phases,  Aug.  15,  1944.  [TM4.] 
[l]+iii+55  p.  4°     [Monthly.     Processed.]     $  Pr  32.4427 :  944/2 

Same,  Sept.  15,  1944.  [1944.]  [l]+iv+(;5  p.  4"  [Monthly.  Proc- 
essed. ]     t  Pr  32.4427  :  944/3 

Same,  Oct.  15,  1944.  [I!t44.]  ri]+iii+72  p.  4"  [Monthly.  Proc- 
essed.]    t  I'r  32.4427  :  944/4 

COORDINATOK    OF   INTEK-AMEIUCAN    AFl  AH'.S    OFl  ICE 

Actirities.     Summary    of    activities.    Office    of    Coordinator    of    Inter-American 
Affairs.     Aug.  16.  1944.     cover  title,  35  p.  4"     [Processed.]      t 
L.  C.  card  44-41764  Pr  32.4602  :  C  78/944 

Costa  Rica,  nation  of  schools.     [Aug.  1944.]     cover  title,   [8]  p.  il.     [Text  and 
another  illustration  on  p.  2-4  of  cover.]     *  Paper,  lUc.     •  Item  954 
L.  C.  card  44-41637  Pr  32.4602  :  C  82 

Dominican    Republic,    Caribbean    larder.     [Aug.    1944.]     cover    title,    [8]    p.    il. 
Ti'xt  and  another  illustration  on  p.  2-4  of  cover.]     *  Paper,  10c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41515  Pr  32.4602  :  D  71 

Em  giiarda  para   a  defesa  das  Americas,  ano  4,  no.  1.     [Business   Publishers 

International  Corp.,  Nova  York,  l'.)44.]  cover  title,  40  p.  il.  f"  [Monthly. 
Other  illustrnrions  on  p.  2-4  of  cover.]      t 

L.  C.  card  44  40456  Pr  32.460S  :  p  4/1 

En  guardia  para  la  defensa  de  las  Americas,  ano  4,  no.  1.  [Business  Publishers 
International  Corp.  Nueva  York,  1944.]  cover  title,  40  p.  il.  f°  [Monthly. 
Other  illustrations  on  p.  2-4  of  cover.]     %  Pr  o2.4iiOS  :  s  4/1 

Eric  Canal,  an  illustration  of  foreign  investment.  Aug.  1944.  4  p.  4"  [Proc- 
essed.]    :i:  Pr  32.4002  :  Er  4 

Guatemala,  volcanic  but  peaceful.  [Reprinted  with  changes  Aug.  1944.]  cover 
title,  [8]  p.  il.  [Text  and  another  illustration  on  p.  2-4  of  cover.  J  *  Paper,  10c. 
L.  C.  card  43-52138  I'r  32.-1002  :  G  93/1-2 

Health.  Cooperative  health  program  of  .\merican  republics;  [by]  George  C. 
Dnnham.  American  Public  Health  Association,  New  York.  N.  Y.  [1944J.  p. 
817-827.  [Reprinted  from  American  .iournal  of  public  health,  v.  34,  no.  8, 
Aug.   1944.]      t  Pr  32.4602  :  H  34 

Latin  America.     Prominent  women  in  Latin  America  ;  by  Kathleen  Tappen  and 
Berenice  T.  Morris.     Aug.  1944.     [l]-f25  p.  4"     [Processed.]     | 
L.  C.  card  44-41766  Pr  32.4002  :  W  84/4 

Liberation.  Liberacion.  [1944.]  30+ [2]  p.  il.  f"  [Copvright  1944.  bv  Charles 
J.Kenny.]     f     •  Pr  32.4602  :  L  61/5/Spanish 

Libertagao.     [1944.]     30+ [2]   p.   il.  P     [Coiiyiiicht  bv  Charles  J.  Kenny, 

1944.]     t     •  Pr  32.4602 :  L  61/5/Portuguese 

Panama,  crossroads  of  the  world.     [Aug  1944.)     cover  title,  [8]  p.  il.     [Text  and 
another  illustration  on  p.  2-4  of  cover.]     *  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  954 
L.  C.  card  44-4163(i  Pr  32.4602  :  P  19/2 

Posters.     Un  Liberator  dans  Taction ;   [poster].     [1944.]     14X10.2  in.     t 

Pr  32.4607  :L  61 /French 

—  Same,  Portuguese.  Pr  32.4607  :  L  61 /Portuguese 

—  Same,  Spanish.  Pr  32.4607  :  L  61/Spanish 

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Posters — Continued. 

A  Superfortaleza,  coiiduz  bombas  maiorej!,  mais  longe  em  iiienos  tempo ; 

[poster].     [1SM4.]     28.5x36.7  in.     f  Pr  32.4607 :  Su  7/Portuguese 

Same,  Spanish.  Pr  32.4607 :  Su  7/Spanish 

Price  control,  inter-American  problem,  information  and  suggestions  for  telling 
through  advertl.sing  what  United  State.s  is  doing  in  controlling  export  prices. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  [17]  leaves,  il.  4°     [Processed.]     t  Pr  32.4602 :  P  93 

Students  from  other  American  republics  arriving  in  U.  S.  for  1944-45  school 
terms.     [1944.]     16  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  44-41765  Pr  32.4602 :  St  9/944-45 

DEFENSE  TBANSPORTATION   OFFICE 

Posters.  A  war  message:  Stop  pleasure  travel!  railroads  are  war  roads;  [all 
lettered  poster].    1944.    11x3  in.     [Cardboard.]     t  Pr  32.4909 :  T  69 

Won't  you  give  my  boy  a  chance  to  get  home?  don't  travel,  unless  your  trip 

helps  win  the  war;  [poster].  1944.  26.8x19.9  in.  [Illustrator,  Jerome 
Rozen.  ]     t  Pr  32.4909 :  T  69/2 

FOREIGN   ECONOMIC   ADMINISTBATION 

Export  bulletin.  Current  export  bulletin,  205-213;  Nov.  2-30,  l!>44.  [1944.] 
various  paging,  4°     [Processed.]     $  Pr  32.5807 :  205-213 

Trade  relations  supplement  to  Current  export  bulletin,  no.  1;  Oct.  31, 

1^44.     [1944.]     3  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t  Pr  32..5807 :  supp.l 

Lend-lease  operations.  17th  report  to  Congress  on  lend-lease  operations,  re- 
verse lend-lease  aid  from  British  Commonwealth  of  Nations  [up  to  June  30, 
1944].  [1944.]  35  p.  il.  [Also  issued  as  House  document  764,  78th  Congress, 
for  which  see  under  President  of  United  States,  p.  1425.]  *  Paper,  10c. 
•  Item  954 
L.  C.  card  42-37929  Pr  32.5809 :  17 

PRICE   ADMINISTRATION    OFFICT: 

Aberdeen  d  Rockfish  Raib-oad.  No.  561,  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States,  Oct. 
term,  1944,  Fred  M.  Vinson,  economic  stabilization  director,  by  Chester  Bowles, 
price  administrator,  v.  United  States,  Interstate  Commerce  Commission,  Aber- 
deen and  Rockfish  Railroad  Co.,  et  al.,  appeal  from  district  court  for  eastern 
district  of  North  Carolina ;  statement  as  to  jurisdiction.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
9  p.     t  Pr  32.4217  :  N  81  c 

Activities  of  Oflace  of  Price  Administration  in  Virgin  Islands.  July  1,  1944. 
[l]+ii-|-26+[2]  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  Pr  32.4202 :  V  81 

Addresses.  Development  of  price  control  and  transition  price  problems,  speech 
delivered  by  Donald  H.  Wallace,  special  economic  advisor  to  deputy  adminis- 
trator for  price,  at  School  of  Public  Administration,  Harvard  University,  June 
12,1944.     [1944.]     [l]+16p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  Pr  32.4213 :  W 15/2 

. Ration  banking  and  bank  supervisor,  text  of  talk  prepared  for  annual 

meeting  of  National  Association  of  Supervisors  of  State  Banks,  Milwaukee, 
Wis.,  Sept.  28  and  29  bv  Joseph  A.  Kershaw,  chief,  ration  banking  branch. 
[1944.]  •  6  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t  Pr  32.4213  :  K  47 

AUright  Parking  System,  Ltd.  No.  177,  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals,  D.  M. 
Carothers,  Spencer  J.  Scott,  and  Lee  Price,  a  copartnership,  doing  business 
as  Allright  Parking  System,  Limited,  v.  Chester  Bowles,  price  administrator; 
answer.     [1944.]     cover  title,  3  p.     J  Pr  32.4217 :  Al  57/2 

Same;    transcript    of    proceedings    before    price    administrator.     [1944.] 

cover  title,  i-i- 108  p.     t  Pr  32.4217 :  Al  57 

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American  Brewery,  Inc.  No.  5267,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  4th  circuit, 
Chester  Bowles,  administrator.  Office  of  Price  Administration,  v.  American 
Brewery,  Inc.,  appeal  from  district  court  for  district  of  Maryland ;  appellant's 
reply  brief.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii+24  p.     |  Pr  32.4217 :  Am  35  br/6 

Same :  brief  of  appellant  in  opposition  to  appellee's  motion  to  dismiss  ap- 
peal.    [1944.]     cover  title,  i +12  p.     t  Pr  32.4217 :  Am  35  br/5 

Same:   brief  and  appendix  for  appellant.     [1944.]     cover  title,  ii+44+ 

[2] +27  p.     [Includes  Emergency  price  control  act  of  1942  and  stabilization 
act  of  1942  as  amended  by  stabilization  extension  act  of  1944,  July  1,  1944.]     t 

Pr  32.4217 :  Am  35  br  4 

Ardea  Realty  C&rporation.  No.  175,  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals,  Ardea 
Realty  Corporation  v.  Chester  Bowles,  price  administrator;  answer.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  3  p.     t  Pr  32.4217 :  Ar  28 

Same;    transcript    of    proceedings    before    price    administrator.     [1944.] 

cover  title,  iv+246  p.     t  Pr  32.4217  :  Ar  28/2 

Beatrice  Creamery  Co.  Appellant's  brief,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  10th 
circuit,  no.  3040,  Chester  Bowles,  administrator.  Office  of  Price  Administration 
V.  Beatrice  Creamery  Company;  no.  3041,  [same]  v.  N.  F.  Voerding,  doing 
business  as  Carbon  County  Creamerv  Company.  [1M4.]  cover  title,  ii+47 
p.     t  Pr  32.4217 :  B  38 

Booth  Fisheries  Corporation.  No.  162,  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals,  Booth 
Fisheries  Corporation  v.  Chester  Bowles,  price  administrator ;  transcript  of 
proceedings  before  price  administrator.     [1JM4.]     cover  title,  1+100  p.     t 

Pr  32.4217 :  B  644 

Carmelly.  Joliv.  New  Jersey  Supreme  Court,  John  Carmelly  and  Madeline 
Carmelly.  plaintiffs.  Chestei'  Bowles,  administrator.  Office  of  Price  Adminis- 
tration, party  interveuor,  v.  A.  Joseph  Hanson  and  Anna  Hanson,  action  at 
law  on  appeal  from  district  court  of  city  of  Camden ;  brief  of  appellant  admin- 
istrator-intervenor.     [1944.]     cover  title,  iii+22  p.  large  8"     % 

Pr  32.4217  :  C  211/2 

Charts.  OPA  chart  book,  release  no.  3;  Aug.  1,  1944.  [1944.]  30  p.  il.  4° 
[Monthly.     Processed.]     f  Pr  32.4250: 3 

City  Ice  Delivery  Co.  No.  179,  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals,  City  Ice  Delivery 
Company  et  al.  v.  Chester  Bowles,  price  administrator ;  transcript  of  proceedings 
before  price  administrator.     [1&44.]     cover  title,  i +64  p.     t     Pr  32.4217 :  C  498 

Commodities.  Supplement  to  Directory  of  commodities  and  services,  index  to  price 
regulations  and  jurisdiction  of  operating  units,  issue  4,  supp.  2,  Oct.  15,  1&44. 
[1944.]  [2] +37  p.  [All  references  to  previously  issued  supplements  should 
be  discontinued.     Included  in  price  of  Directory.     •  Item  963 

Pr  32.4206 :  C  73/944/supp.2 

Coordination  service,  digests  of  interpretations  of  specific  price  schedules  and 
regulations  [supp.  1,  Oct.  20,  1944.]     [1944.]     cover  title,  [314]  p.  4°     [Issued 
in  loose-leaf  form,  with  printed  marginal  index  tabs  on  blank  cardboards.     Text 
on  p.  2  of  cover.]     *  Paper,  75c.     •  Item  963 
L.  C.  card  44-41387  Pr  32.4249 :  944/supp.l 

Cudahy  Bros.  Co.  No.  135,  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals,  Cudahy  Brothers  Co., 
V.  Chester  Bowles,  price  administrator ;  brief  for  administrator.  [1944.]  cover 
title,  i+16  p.     +  Pr  32.4217 :  C  893/13 

Daroff,  H.,  d  So7is,  Inc.  In  Supreme  Court  of  Pennsylvania,  sitting  in  Pittsburgh, 
no.  287,  Jan.  terra,  1944,  H.  Daroff  &  Sons,  Inc.,  vs.  Alfred  VituUo,  Augustus 
VituUo  and  Henry  Vitullo,  individually  and  trading  as  Nicholas  Vitullo  &  Sons, 
and  Nicholas  Vitullo,  defendants-appellants,  and  Chester  Bowles,  administrator, 
Office  of  Price  Administration,  intervenor-appellant,  appeal  from  decree  of  court 
of  common  pleas  no.  5  of  Philadelphia  County  at  no.  1507,  Dec.  term,  1943,  in 
equity;  brief  of  appellant  administrator,  intervenor.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
ii+23  p.     t  Pr  32.4217 :  D  251 

Directory  of  defense-rental  areas  and  administrative  offices,  Oct.  2,  1944.  [1944.] 
[1]  +33  p.  4°     [Processed.  ]     t  Pr  32.4202 :  D  36/2/944 

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1165  Park  Ave.  Corporation.  No.  167,  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals,  1165  Park 
Ave.  Corporation  v.  Chester  Bowles,  price  administrator;  answer.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  4  p.     t  Pr  32.4217 :  El  27 

Fasoris  Realty  Corp.  No.  152,  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals,  Fasons  Realty 
Corp.  V.  Chester  Bowles,  price  administrator;  brief  for  administrator.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  i  + 17  r-     t  Pr  32.4217 :  F  263/3 

Food.  Food  facts  of  interest  to  trade,  Aug.  12-Nov.  25,  1944;  no.  10-25.  [1944.] 
various  paging,  4"     [Weekly.     Processed.]     t  Pr  32.4260 :  10-25 

What  happened  to  food  prices  after  World  War  I?     Washington,  D.  C., 

Oct.  1944.     [2]  p.  il.  4°     [Processed.]     t  Pr  32.4202 :  F  73/7 

Fournace,  Abram  W.  No.  163,  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals,  Abram  W.  Four- 
nace  v.  Chester  Bowles,  price  administrator;  answer.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
11  p.     $  Pr  32.4217  :  F  827 

Hawaii  Breunng  Corporation,  Ltd.  No.  178,  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals, 
Hawaii  Brewing  Corporation,  Ltd.  v.  Chester  Bowles,  price  administrator ; 
anr=wer.     [1944.  J     cover  title,  4  p.     t  Pr  32.4217  :  H  31/2 

Same  ;  transcript  of  proceedings  before  price  administrator.     [1944.]     cover 

title,  i+141  p.     I  Pr  32.4217  :  H  31 

Hawkins  Lumber  d  Supply  Co.  No.  11129,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  5th 
circuit,  Chester  Bowles,  administrator,  OflSce  of  Price  Administration,  v. 
Clarence  E.  Hasting,  individual,  doing  business  under  firm  name  of  Hawkins 
Lumber  and  Supply  Company,  appeal  from  district  court  for  eastern  district 
of  Texas;   appellant's  brief.     [1944.]     cover   title,    i-f-18  p.     t 

Pr  32.4217  :H  314/2 

Indiana.  State  of  Indiana,  in  Supreme  Court  of  Indiana,  Indiana,  on  relation  of 
Guide  Maiiagemetit  Corporation,  vs.  Rue  J.  Alexander,  secretary  of  state,  of 
Indiana,  et  al.,  appeal  from  Huntington  circuit  court ;  brief  for  appellees  Strick- 
land and  Bachus.  [1944.]  cover  title,  1+9  p.  4°  [Page  i,  first  page  of  text, 
is  printed  on  inside  of  front  cover.]     t  Pr  32.4217 :  In  23 

Industry  information.  Industry  information,  v.  2,  no.  2;  Mar.-Apr.  1944;  issued 
monthly  by  Industry  Relations  Section,  Gasoline  Rationing  Branch.  [1944.] 
6  p.  il.  large  8°     [Processed.     Two  months  issued  as  one  publication.]     f 

Pr  32.4230 :  2/2 

Same,  v.  2,  no.  3,  May-June  1944 ;  issued  monthly  by  Industry  Relations 

Section,  Gasoline  Rationing  Branch.     [1944.]     3+ [3]   p.  il.  large  8"     [Proc- 
essed.    Two  months  issued  as  one  publication.]     t  Pr  32.4230 :  2/3 

Same,  v.  2,  no.  4,  3d  quarter  1944 ;  issued  by  Industry  Relations  Section, 

Gasoline  Rationing  Branch.     [1944.]     6  p.  large  8°     [Processed.]     t 

Pr  32.4230 : 2/4 

International  Spangles  Corporation.  Supreme  Court  of  State  of  New  York, 
appellate  division,  1st  department,  International  Spangles  Corporation  v.  Mar- 
row Manufacturing  Corporation  ;  brief  for  Chester  Bowles,  administrator  of 
OflSce  of  Price  Administration,  amicus  curiae.     [1944.]     28  p.  4°     J 

Pr  32.4217 :  In  85 

Michigan.  No.  42737,  in  Supreme  Court,  Michigan,  people  of  Michigan  v.  John  H. 
Sell,  appeal  from  circuit  court  for  county  of  Wayne,  DeWitt  H.  Merriam,  cir- 
cuit judge ;  joint  brief  in  behalf  of  people  of  Michigan  and  Chester  Bowles, 
administrator.  Office  of  Price  Administration,  amicus  curiae.  [1944.]  cover 
title,  viii-f68  p.     t  Pr  32.4217  :  M  582/2 

Mileage.  Government  mileage  administrator,  v.  2,  no.  9;  Sept.  1944.  [1944.] 
8  p.  4"     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t  I'r  32.422):  2/9 

Morris,  Harry,  Service  Station.  No.  11000,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  5th 
circuit,  Chester  Bowles,  administrator,  Ofl^ce  of  Price  Administration,  et  al.. 
V.  Beulali  Jacobson,  joined  by  her  husband,  Robert  Jacobson.  operator  and 
owner  under  trade  name  of  Harry  Morris  Service  Station  ;  brief  for  appellants. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  i+20  p.     t  Pr  32.4217 :  M  832/2 

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Mortfjayc  UndericritiiKj  d  Rcaltp  Co.  No.  17(5,  iu  EuuTgency  Court  of  Appeals, 
Mortgage  Underwriting  and  Realty  Ct>nipany  r.  Chester  Bowles,  price  adminis- 
trator;  answer.      [1944.]     cover  title,  5  p.     t  Tr  32.4217  :  M  S43/2 

Same;    transcript    of    proceedings    before    price    administrator.     [1944.] 

cover  title,  i+lOC  p.  il.     ■::  Pr  32.4217  :  M  843 

Osicald  d  Hess  Go.  No.  49,  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals,  Oswald  and  Hess 
C(mipany  v.  Chester  Bowles,  price  administrator;  brief  for  administrator. 
[11144.]     cover  title,  i+20  p.     t  Pr  32.4217  :  Os  9/4 

Pfciffcr  Brewing  Co.  No.  171,  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals,  Pfeiffer  Brewing 
Company  r.  Chester  Bowles,  price  administrator;  answer.  [1944.]  cover 
title,  3  p.     ?  Pr  32.4217  :  P  476/2 

Same;    transcript    of    proceedings    before    price    administrator.     [1944.] 

cover  title,  i+91  p.     %  Pr  32.4217  :  P  476 

Posters.     Our  ceiling  price  list;   [all  lettered  poster].     1944.     6X17  in.     t 

Pr  82.4212  :  P  93/11 

Our  pledge,  to  keep  prices  down  ;  [all  lettered  poster].     1944.     24X19  in.     f 

Pr  32.4212:  P71/5 

This  store  is  pledged  to  keep  prices  down  ;  over-the-wire  banner.     1944. 

12.2X41  in.     f  Pr  32.4212  :  P  93/8 

. This  store  is  pledged  to  keep  prices  down  ;  [poster].     1944.     7.5X10.5  in.     f 

Pr  32.4212  :  P  93/10 

— —  We  charge  only  ceiling  prices  or  less,  we  post  ceiling  price  lists  promi- 
nently, we  welcome  questions  about  oiu'  prices;  [all  lettered  poster].  l.)44. 
13.5X14  in.     t  Pr  32.4212  :  P  93/9 

Price  i'egiihitiuiis. 

Note. — Price  schedules  mid  rej^Milations.  amendments,  and  orders  are  issued  as  pre- 
prints or  reprints  from  tlie  Federal  register  and  do  not  api)ear  in  the  Monthly  catalog. 
The  regulations  are  compiled  and  printed  to  include,  to  date  of  publication,  all  amend- 
ments and  digests  of  supplementary  orders  thereto,  and  are  entered  in  this  catalog. 
Price  schedules  and  regulations  are  available  from  the  Printing  and  Distribution  Branch, 
Office  of  Price  Administration,  Washington  25,  D.  C,  and  requests  will  be  filled  to  in- 
clude all  additional  amendments  issued  to  date  of  request. 

Prices.  OPA  is  our  battle  line,  drama  of  price  control  played  in  every  community 
in  USA  by  price  panels.  [1944. J  [l]+50  p.  il.  f  (Price  Panel  Section.) 
[I'rocessed.]     t  Pr  32.4202  :  P  93/17 

Our  pricing  objectives  in  reconversion  period.     Oct.  1944.     S  p.   il.  4°     % 

•  Item  963  Pr  32.4202 :  R  24/2 

Problem  of  i-econversion  pricing.     [1944.]      [44]  p.  il.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

Pr  32.4202  :  Il  24/3 

Retail  compliance  through  price  panels,  help  us  keep  prices  down.     [1944.] 

[11]  p.  il.  4°     [Processed.]     t  Pr  32.4202 :  P  93/18 

Rent.  Income  and  expense  under  rent  control :  Chicago  rental  housing,  1939-^3. 
Oct.  1944.     18  p.  il.  4"     [Pr()cesi-:ed.]     t  Pr  32.4225 :  II  6/2/939-43 

Same:  Kansas  City.  Mo.,  rental  housing,  1939-43.     Oct.  1944.     15  p.  il.  4° 

[Processed.]     t  Pr  32.4225  :  M  09o/93^-43 

Same:  Los  Angeles  apartments,  Jan.  1,  1939-June  30,  1943.     Sept.  1944. 

12p.il.  4°     [Processed.]     f  Pr  32.4225  :  C  12/3/939-43 

Same:  New   Orleans    rental    housing,    1939-43.     Oct.    1944.     15    p.    il.    4" 

[Processed.]     t  Pr  32.4225 :  L  93/939-43 

Same:  St.  Louis  rental  housing,  1939-43.  Sept.  1944.  18  p.  il.  4°  [Proc- 
essed.]    t  I»r  32.4225  :  M  69o/2/93^-43 

Same:  South    Bend    rental    housing,    1<)39-13.     Oct.    1944.     14    p.    II.    4° 

[ Processed.  ]     t  I'r  32.4225  :  In  2/2/939-4S 

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1436  Government  Publications 

Saunders  Petroleum  Co.  No.  170,  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals,  Saunders 
Petroleum  Ck)mpany  v.  Chester  Bowles,  price  administrator;  answer.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  5  p.     J  Pr  32.4217 :  Sa  87/2 

Same;    transcript    of    proceediuRS    before    price    administrator.      [1944.] 

cover  title,  i+33  p.     %  Pr  32.4217  :  Sa  87 

Seminole  Rock  d  Sand  Co.  No.  11032,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  5th  circuit, 
Chester  Bowles,  administrator,  OflBce  of  Price  Administration,  v.  Seminole  Rock 
and  Sand  Company;  appellant's  brief.     [1944.]     cover  title,  11+34  p.     t 

Pr  32.4217 :  Se  52/2 

Sirianni,  Michael.  No.  172,  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals,  Michael  Sirianni  v. 
Chester  Bowles,  price  administrator ;  answer.     [1944.]     cover  title,  7  p.  il.     $ 

Pr  32.4217  :  Si  78 

, Same;    transcript    of    proceedings    before    price    administrator.     [1944.] 

cover  title,  i+75  p.  il.     +  Pr  32.4217  :  Si  78/2 

Speten,  II.  E.  No.  12928,  civil,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  8th  circuit,  H.  H. 
Speten  vs.  Chester  Bowles,  administrator.  Office  of  Price  Administration,  appeal 
from  district  court  for  district  of  North  Dakota;  appellee's  brief.  [1944.] 
cover  title,   iv+33  p.     t  Pr  32.4217  :  Sp  37 

Stove  rationing  statistics:  Stove  rationing  statistics  inventories,  production  and 
certificate  issuance,  by  months,  United  States  totals.  Aug.  30,  1944.  13  p.  il.  4° 
[  Processed.  ]     t  Pr  32.4202  :  St  7/2/944 

Strickland,  C.  H.  Transcript  of  record,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals,  5th  circuit, 
no.  11164,  Cliester  Bowles,  administrator.  Office  of  Price  Administration  vs. 
C.  H.  Strickland,  appeal  from  district  court  for  middle  district  of  Georgia. 
[1944.]     cover  title,    i+12  p.     %  Pr  32.4217 :  St  85 

Texas.  No.  11022,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  5th  circuit,  Chester  Bowles, 
administrator.  Office  of  Price  Administration,  v.  Texas  Liquor  Control  Board 
et  al. ;  appellant's  brief.     [1944.]     cover  title,  iii+64  p.     %    Pr  32.4217 :  T  312/2 

Thomas  Paper  Stock  Co.  No.  159,  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals,  Thomas 
Paper  Stock  Company  et  al.  v.  Chester  Bowles,  price  administrator ;  answer. 
[1944.]     cover  title,  4  p.     $  Pr  32.4217  :  T  368/2 

Same;  brief  for  administrator.     [1944.]     cover  title,   i+3S  p.     t 

Pr  32.4217  :  T  368/3 

S15  West  97th  Street  Realty  Co.,  Inc.  No.  166,  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals, 
315  West  97th  Street  Realty  Co.,  Inc.,  Odem  Corporation,  and  Maple-81st 
Street,  Inc.,  v.  Chester  Bowles,  price  administrator;  answer.  [1944.]  cover 
title,  o  p.     t  Pr  32.4217 :  T  413 

Same;  transcript  of  proceedings  before  price  administrator,  pt.  1.     [1944.] 

cover  title,  ii+228  p.     t  Pi'  32.4217  :  T  413/2/pt.l 

Same;pt.  2.     [1944.]     cover  title,  xiv +262  p.  il.     t 

Pr  32.4217 :  T  413/2/pt.2 

Transportation  Committee  news,  v.  1,  nu.  2;  Nov.  1944.  [1944.]  4  p.  il.  4" 
[Monthly.]     t     •  Item  963  Pr  32.4261 : 1/2 

Village  Apartment  Homes.  Inc.  No.  173,  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals,  Village 
Apartment  Homes,  Inc.  r.  Chester  Bowles,  price  administrator ;  answer.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  4  p.     $  Pr  32.4217 :  V  711/5 

— I —  Same;  transcript  of  proceediii,t;.s  l)ofore  price  administrator.  [1944.] 
cover  title,  i+28  p.     t  Pr  32.4217 :  V  711/4 

Wells  Lamnnt  Corporation.  No.  108,  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals,  Wells 
Lamont  Corporation  v.  Chester  Bowles,  price  administrator ;  transcript  of 
proceedings  before  price  a«lministrator.     [1944.]     cover  title,  i+88  p.     % 

Pr  32.4217 :  W  462/8 

Wilson  d  Co.,  Inc.  No.  164,  in  Emergency  Court  of  Appeals,  Wilson  &  Co.,  Inc., 
v.  Chester  Bowles,  price  administrator ;  transcript  of  proceedings  before  price 
administrator.     [1944.]     cover  title,   i+50  p.     %  Pr  32.4217 :  W  699/7 

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WAB  INFORMATION  OFFICE 

Magazine  war  guide,  Feb.  1945 ;  prepjired  by  Book  and  Magazine  Bureau.  [Oct. 
27,  1944.]      [21+13  p.     [Monthly.     Processed.]     J  Pr  32.5024 :  945/2 

WAR   MANPOWEK   COMMISSION 

Agricultural  engvneering.     Handbook  of  descriptions  of  specialized  tields  in  agri- 
cultural engineering ;  prepared  by  National  Roster  of  Scientiflc  and  Special- 
ized Personnel,  Bureau  of  Placement.     Washington,  D.  C,  Sept.  1944.     cover 
title,  [l]+7p.  4"     [Processed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  44-41763  Pr  32.5227  :  Ag  8 

Apprenticeship  program  of  Canadian  National  Railways;  [by  A.  H.  Williams]. 
[1944.]     [2] +16+ [2]  p.  il.     (Training  Bureau,  Apprentice-Training  Service.) 
t     • 
L.  C.  card  44-41762  Pr  32.5202  :  Ap  6/9 

Chemistry.     Handbook   of  descriptions   of  specialized   tields   in   chemistry   and 
chemical  engineering ;  prepared  by  National  Roster  of  Scientific  and  Special- 
ized Personnel,  Bureau  of  Placement.     Washington,  D.  C,  Nov.  1944.     cover 
title,  [l]+vii+147  p.  4"     [Processed.]     % 
L.  C.  card  44-41761  Pr  32.5227  :  C  42 

Octal.  Case  history  reports  for  anthracite  industry,  report  2.  Aug.  12,  1944. 
3  p.  4"     [Processed.]     %'  Pr  32.5223 :  An  8/rp.2 

Concrete  mixers.  Case  history  reports  for  concrete-mixer  industry  by  Mixer 
Manufacturers  Bureau.    Oct.  12,  1944.    2  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

Pr  32.5223 :  C  74 

Labor  market.  Adequacy  of  labor  supply  in  important  labor  market  areas  [list], 
Nov.  1,  1944.     [1944.]     12  p.  4°     [Monthly.     Processed.]     I     Pr  32.5217 :944/ll 

Labor  market  information  for  United  States  Employment  Service  coun- 
seling: Industry  series.     4°     [Processed.     Issued  in  loose-leaf  form.]     t 

[Title  page.]      [1944.]      [2]   p.  Pr  32.5229 :  t.p. 

12-1.  Bituminous  coal  mining  [with  bibliography].     [July  1944.]     6  p. 

Pr  32.5229  :  12-1 
15-1.  Construction   [with  bibliography].      [July  1944.]      4  p.  Pr  32.5229  :  15-1 

20-1.   Slaughtering  and  meat  packing  [with  bibliography].      [Oct.   1944.]      9  p. 

Pr  32.5229  :  20-1 
22-1.  Cotton  textiles  [with  bibliography].      [July  1944.]      5  p.  Pr  32.5229  :  22-1 

28-1.  Plastic  materials  [with  bibliography].  [July  1944.]  6  p.  Pr  32.5229  :  28-1 
33-1.  Basic  Iron  anrl  steel  [with  bibliography].  [July  1944.]  6  p.  Pr  32.5229  :  33-1 
40-1.  Railroads  [with  bibliography].      [July  1944.]      8  p.  Pr  32.5220  :  40-1 

42-1.  Trucking  [with  bibliography].      [July  1944.]      8  p.  Pr  32.5229  :  42-1 

43-1.  Air  transportation  [with  bibliography].  [July  1944].  5  p.  Pr  32..^>229  :  43-1 
44-1.  Merchant  marine  [with  bibliography].      [July  1944.]      7  p.  Pr  32.5229  :  44-1 

Labor  supply.  Paradoxes  in  current  labor  supply  situation.  [1944.]  5  p.  4° 
[Processed.]     t  Pr  32.5202  :  L  11/2 

Management-Labor  Policy  Committee.  Statement  and  recommendations  of  Man- 
agement-Labor Policy  Committee  in  War  Manpovper  Commission.  [Sept.  6, 
1944.]     5  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  Pr  32.5202 :  M  31/6 

Manpower.  Meeting  manpower  problem  at  Curtiss-Wright  Corporation,  Beaver, 
Pa.  1944.  cover  title,  8+ [2]  p.  40  (Technical  bulletin  T-119.)  [Processed. 
Text  on  p.  2-4  of  cover.]     t  Pr  32.5222 :  119 

Manpower  review,  official  publication  of  War  Manpower  Commission,  Nov.  1944; 
V.  11,  no.  11.     [1944.]     20  p.  4"     [Monthly.]     *  Paper,  10c.  single  copy,  $1.00  a 
yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $1.40.     •  Item  544 
L.  C.  card  L35-100  Pr  32.5209 :  ll/H 

Metal  mines.  Training  programs  in  non-ferrous  metal  mining  industrv,  1944 ; 
[by  Oswald  L.  Harvey].  [1944.]  cover  title,  [14] +62  p.  4°  (Technical  bul- 
letin T-11 8.)      [Processed.]     t  Pr  32.5222  :  118 

Migration.  Peace  jitters  and  migration  problem,  information  guide.  [1944.] 
[l]+16p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  Pr  32.5202 :  M  58 


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1438  Government  Publications 

Morale:     Eiuijloyee  morale  building  program  designed  to  reduce  turnover  and 

*absenteeism,  as  developed  by  a  leading  manufacturer  in  textile  field.     Oct.  3, 

1944.     4  p.  4°     [Processed.]     +  Pr  32.5223:  T  31 

Occupations.     National  Roster  of  Scientific  and   Specialized   Personnel    [mono- 
graphs].    [1044.]      [Processed.]     t 
Description  of  prufe.ssioual  occupation  of: 

GfOKrnphy.     3  p.  Pr  32.5-J19  :  G  29/3 

ShipbuilditKj.  Occipatious  related  to  occupations  in  shipbuilding  industry.  June 
1944.  [l]+42  p.  4°  (Job  family  series  1-62;  Manpower  Utilization  Bureau, 
Occupational  Analysis  and  Manning  Tables  Division.)     ♦Paper,  15c.     • 

Pr  32.5212 :  1-62 

Tidinituj  within  iiidittitri/.  Training  within  industry  bulletin  series:  How  to  get 
continuing  results  from  plant  training  programs.  Sept.  1944.  4  p.  4°  [Proc- 
essed. J     X  Pr  32.5208/2  :  P  69/2 

Sanje :  How  to   launch  a  plant  training  program.     Sept.   1944.     4  p.   4° 

[  Processed.  ]     t  Pr  32.5208/2  :  P  69 

Same :  Improving  supervisors'  knowledge  of  work.     Sept.  1944.     4  p.  4° 

[Processed.  ]     t  Pr  32.5208/2  :  Su  7 

Same:  Keeping  supervisors  informed  about   their  responsibilities.     Sept. 

1944.     4  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  Pr  32.5208/2 :  Su  7/2 

Veterans'  employment  representatives.     Directory  of  veterans'  employment  repre- 
sentatives. Nov.  1044.     [1944.]     4  p.  4°     [Processed.]     % 
L.  C.  card  44-417G0  Pr  32.5202  :  V  64/4 

Veterans'  Employment  Service,  selected  placements.     Nov.  1944.     [1]+15  p.  il.  4° 
[Processed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  44-41759  Pr  32.5202  :  V  64/3 

Women's  organizations.  Wartime  responsibility  of  women's  organizations.  Jan. 
1944.  ii-f6  p.  (Wom(n".s  Advisory  Committee.)  [Formerly  issued  in  proc- 
essed form  for  which  see  the  Monthly  catalog  for  Apr.  1944,  p.  430.]     t 

Pr  32.5202  :  W  84/4-2 

WAR  PRODUCTION   BOAKD 

Construction  tnatcrials.  Critical  construction  materials  design  guide.  July  20, 
1944.     3  p.  4°     (Conservation  Division.)      [Supersedes  previous  issues.]     t 

Pr  32.4802  :  C  76/4/944 

Food.     Manual  for  war-time  food  storage,   preparation   and  serving  facilities. 
June  1944.     [l]+7  p.  4"     [Processed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  44-41758  Pr  32.4806 :  F  73/^4 

Labor  and  management  neics,  official  publication  of  War  Production  Drive,  v.  4, 
no.  1-3;  Oct.  21-Nov.  18,  1944.  [1944.]  Each  [8]  p.  il.  f°  [Biweekly;  for- 
merly issued  weekly.]     t     •  Pr  32.4820  :  4/1-3 

Organization  directory.  Organization  directory.  War  Production  Board,  Aug. 
1944.  [1944.]  19  p.  4°  [Monthly.  Previous  issues  not  entered  in  INIonthly 
catalog.]     t  Pr  32.4830  :  f>44/2 

Same,  Sept.  1944.     [1944.]     19  p.  4"     [Monthly.]     t  Pr  32.4830 :  944/3 

Paper.     Fact  sheet,  waste  paper.     [1944.]     2  p.  4°     [Processed.]     $ 

Pr  32.4802  :  P  19  2 

Posters.  Be  a  paper  trooper  for  War  Production  Board,  help  win  the  war  I 
collect  waste  paper;    [po.ster].     n.  p.   [1944].     11X15.7  in.     t 

Pr  32.4812  :  I'  19/3 

Save    waste    paper;     [poster].     1944.     27.9X20.1    in.     [Illustrator,    Alex 

Koss.  ]     t  Pr  32.4812 :  P  19/2 

A  war  message:  Fight  waste!  1,  conserve  everything  you  use,  2.  buy  only 

what  is  necessary,  3,  salvage  what  vou  don't  need,  4,  share  wliat  you  have; 
[poster].     1944.     11x4.5  in.     [Cardboard.]     t  Pr  32.4812 :  W  28 

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December  1944  1439 

Products  &  pt-iorities,   Nov.   1944.     [1944.]     lv+170+[2]    p.    il.   4"     [Monthly.] 
*  Paper,  20c.  single  copv,  .$2.00  a  yr.     •  Item  'M) 
L.  C.  card  43-50901  Pr  32.4813  :  944/11 

Requisitions  (military).  Report  of  War  Production  Board  under  property  requi- 
sition act  of  Oct.  16,  1941,  as  amended,  Apr.  16-Oct.  15,  1944.  Nov.  14,  1944. 
3  p.     (H.  doc.  769,  78th  Coog.  2d  sess.)     f 

Salvage.  Speed  the  peace  with  salvage,  appeal  from  War  Production  Board  with 
cooperation  of  Office  of  Education,  to  superintendents,  principals,  and  teachers 
of  America's  schools  [with  I>ist  of  educational  and  promotional  materials  on 
salvage].     [1944.]      [2] +10  p.  narrow  8°     t     •  Item  969      Pr  32.4802 :  Sa  3/5 

Tin  catis.     Fact  sheet,  tin  can  salvage.    [1944.]    2  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

Pr  32.4802 :  T  49/5 

Why  save  tin  cans?     [1944.]      [4]  p.  il.  narrow  8"     t       Pr  32.4802 :  T  49/4 

Waste  paper.  Use  paper  trooper  campaign  materials  to  energize  your  school 
waste  paper  collections,  manual  for  .school  administrators  and  community 
leaders,     n.  p.  [1944].     [12]  p.  il.  4"     t  Pr  32.4806 :  P  19 

W.\.R   SHIPPING   ADMINISTRATION 

Merchant  marine.     How  to  get  your  bearings,  information  pamphlet  for  pros- 
pective   merchant    sailors.     [May    1944,    2(1    printing    (revised)     Oct.    1944.] 
[1944.]     vi+23+[3]  p.  il.     [Two  of  the  3  pages  are  left  blank  to  be  used  for 
notes.]     t 
L.  C.  card  44-417SG  Pr  32.rj302  :  M  53/2/944-2 

Insignia  and  honor  awards  of  merchant  marine.  Merchant  Marine  Cadet 

Corps.     [1944.1     [4]  p.  il.  12°     (Training  Organization.)      t     •  Item  954 

Pr  32.5302  :  In  7 

RAILROAD  RETIREMENT  BOARD 

Monthly  rcricw,  Nov.  1944;  v.  5,  no.  10.    Chicago,  111.     [1944].    cover  title,  p.  177- 
192,  4"     [Processed.    Text  and  illustrations  on  p.  2-4  of  ciivcr.]     t 
L.  C.  card  40-29247  RR  1.7/2  :  5/10 

SECURITIES  AND  EXCHANGE  COMMISSION 

Note.— The  decisions  or  opinions  of  the  Securities  and  Exchange  Commission  are  i.«siied 
in  processed  form  immediately  upon  their  release,  and  copies  are  distributed  by  the  Com- 
mission upon  re(|uest.     They  are  published  later  in  printed  form  in  bound  volumes  only. 

Corporations.     Survey  of  American  listed  corporations,  report(>d  information  on 
registrants  with  Securities  and  Excliange  Commission  under  securities  act  of 
1933  and  .securities  exchange  act  of  1934:  Data  on  profits  and  operations,  1942- 
43.    Oct.  1944.    pt.  2,  xii+2+215  p.  oblong  8"     [Processed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  44-4161 5  SE  1.2  :  C  81/5/942-43/pt.2 

Rfyistration  record,  securities  act  of  1933  (ti-ust  indenture  act  of  1939),  Nov.  1-30, 
1944.  [1944.]  various  paging,  4"  [Daily  except  Sundavs  and  holidavs. 
Processed.]     t  SE  1.13:  944/2r)l-274 

tSccurilics.  Official  suirfraary  of  security  transactions  and  holdings  reported  to 
Securities  and  Exchange  Commission  under  .securities  exchange  act  of  1934, 
public  utility  holding  company  act  of  1935,  and  investment  company  act  of  1940, 
V.  10,  no.  10.  [1944.]  vi+67  p.  4"  [Processed.  Reports  filed  with"  Commission 
Sept.  11-Oct.  10,  1944,  and  reports  for  previous  months  not  previously  pub- 
lished.] t 
L.  C.  card  35-26732  SE  1.9  :  10/10 

Statistical  t)uUctin,  Oct.  1944;  v.  3,  no.  10.     [1944.]     [Il-f24  p.  il.  4"     [Monthly. 
Pi*(')cessed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  43-51997  SE  1.20 :  3/10 

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1440  Government  Publications 

SELECTIVE  SERVICE  SYSTEM 

Local  hoard  memoranda .  Transmittal  lueino  no.  146-147,  149,  ir)2  [transmitting 
Local  board  memoranda]  ;  Oct.  U8-Nov.  18,  1944.  [1944.1  various  paging. 
[Issued  in  loose-leaf  form.]     *  Paper,  no.  14(3,  lOc,  ♦  nos.  147,  149,  152,  each  5c. 

•  Item  994  Y  3.Se4  :  13/146,etc. 

.Sc/rc/irr  scrrirc,  V.  4,  no.  10;  Oct.  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  il.  large  4°     [Monthly.]     t 

•  Item  992 

L.  C.  card  41-50044  Y  3.Se  4  :  9/4r-10 

Selective  service  manual.  Notice,  packet  (of  pages  for  2d  printing,  2d  edition, 
Selective  service  manual]  no.  52;  [Nov.  4,  1944].  [1944.]  [23]  i).  [Issued  in 
loose-leaf  form.]     Included  in  price  of  Packet  no.  1.     •   Item  994 

Y  3.Se  4  :  7/943-52 

NoTB. — This  packet  of  pages  for  insertion  in  the  Selective  service  manual  contains 
Amendments  262-264,  and  pages  611-7  and  611-8,  which  have  been  reprinted  but  do  nol 
contain  new  material. 

Selective  service  regulations,  1st  edition,  Sept.  23,  1940-Feb.  1.  1942.    1944.    [753] 
p.     t     •   Item  994 
L.  C.  card  44-41634  .  Y  3.  Se  4 : 6/940-42 

SMITHSONIAN  INSTITUTION 

Note. — In  a  recent  price  list,  the  Smithsonian  Institution  publishes  this  notice :  "Appli- 
cants for  the  publications  in  this  list  are  requested  to  state  the  grounds  for  their  requests, 
as  the  Institution  is  able  to  supply  papers  only  as  an  aid  to  the  researches  or  studies  in 
which  they  are  especially  interested.  These  papers  are  distributed  gratis,  except  where 
price  is  given,  and  should  be  ordered  by  the  publication  numbers,  arranged  in  sequence. 
The  serial  publications  of  the  Smithsonian  Institution  are  as  follows :  1.  Smithsonian 
contributions  to  acknowledge ;  2.  Smithsonian  miscellaneous  collections ;  3.  Smithsonian  an- 
nual reports.  No  sets  of  these  are  for  sale  or  distribution,  as  most  of  the  volumes  are  out 
of  print.  Special  publications  are  also  issued  from  time  to  time.  The  papers  issued  in  the 
series  of  Contributions  to  knowledge  and  ^Miscellaneous  collections  are  not  public  documents, 
but  are  printed  in  limited  editions  at  the  expense  of  the  Smithsonian  Fund.  They  are  dis- 
tributed without  charge  to  public  librairies.  educational  establishments,  and  learned  societies 
in  this  country  and  abroad  ;  and  are  supplied  to  other  institutions,  and  to  individuals  at 
the  prices  indicated.  Remittances  should  be  made  payable  to  the  'Smithsonian  Institution.' 
A  discount  of  20  percent  is  allowed  to  book  dealers.  The  Smithsonian  report  volumes  and 
the  papers  reprinted  in  separate  form  therefrom  are  distributed  gratuitously  by  the  Institu- 
tion to  librairies  and  individuals  throughout  the  world.  Very  few  of  the  Report  volumes 
are  now  available  at  the  Institution,  but  some  of  those  of  which  the  Smithsonian  edition 
is  exhausted  can  be  purchased  from  tlie  Superintendent  of  Documents,  Government  Printing 
Office,  Washington  25,  D.  C.  The  Institution  maintains  mailing-lists  of  public  librairies  and 
otlier  educational  establishments,  but  no  general  mailing-list  of  individuals.  A  library 
making  application  to  be  listed  for  Smithsonian  publications  should  state  the  number  of 
publications  which  it  contains  and  the  date  of  its  establishment,  and  have  the  endorsement 
of  a  Member  of  Congress." 

The  only  Smithsonian  publications  that  are  regularly  issued  as  public  documents  are  the 
annual  report  volumes.  The  publications  in  the  other  series  have  free  transmission  by 
mail,  and,  therefore,  are  included  in  the  Monthly  catalog. 

Arab  village  community  of  the  Middle  East ;  by  Afif  I.  Tannous.  1944.  [1]  -|-553- 
543  p.  14  p.   of  pi.      (Publication  3760.)      [From  Report.  1943.]     t 

SI  1.1/a  :  Ar  11 

Camouflage.  Natural-history  background  of  camouflage  ;  by  Herbert  Freidmann. 
1944.  [1 1+259-274  p.  16  p.  of  pi.  (Publication  3752.)  [From  Report. 
1^43.]     t  SI  1.1/a  :  C  149/2 

Ea^st  (Far  East).  Origin  of  far  eastern  civilizations,  brief  handbook  [with  list 
of  references  and  selected  bibliography]  ;  bv  Carl  Whiting  Bishop.  1944. 
[11+463-512  p.  il.  12  p.  of  pi.     (Publication  3758.)      [From  Report,  1943.]     t 

SI  1.1/a  :  F  22 

Food.  Some  food  problems  in  wartime  [with  list  of  references]  ;  by  George  R. 
Cowgill.  1944.  [1] +591-599  p.  (Publication  3764.)  [From  Report,  1943.] 
t  SI  1.1/a  :  F  739/3 

Land  use.  Lessons  from  the  Old  World  to  the  Americas  in  land  use  [with  list  of 
literature  cited];  by  Walter  Clay  Lowdermilk.  1944.  [1] +413-427  p.  4  p. 
of  pi.     (Publication  3756.)      [From  Report,   1943.]     t  SI  1.1/a  :L  229 

•     Sent  to  Depository  Libraries 


December  1944  1441 

Maps,  strategy,  and  world  politics ;  by  Richard  Edes  Harrison  and  Robert 
Strausz-Hupe.  1944.  [1] +253-258  p.  5  p.  of  pi.  (Publication  3751.)  [From 
Report,  1943.]     t  SI  1.1/a  :  M  32/2 

Manna  Loa.  1942  eruption  of  Mauua  Loa,  Hawaii ;  by  Gordon  A.  IMacDouald. 
1944.  [1] +199-212  p.  il.  2  p.  of  pi.  (Publication  3747.)  [From  Report, 
1943.]     t  SI  1.1/a  :M  444 

Metals.  New  metals  and  new  methods  ;  by  C.  II.  Desch.  1944.  [1] +213-218  p. 
(Publication  3748.)      [From  Report,  1943.]     t  SI  1.1/a :  M  5(>4/5 

Microbes.  Chemotherapeutic  agents  from  microbes ;  by  Robert  L.  Weintraub. 
1944.     [1]  +54.J-568  p.  5  p.  of  pi.     (Publication  37(51. )      [From  Report,  1943.]     t 

SI  1.1/a  :C  42/16 

Ocean  oin-rent  called  The  Child;  by  Eliot  G.  Mears.  1944.  [1] +245-251  p.  il. 
2  p.  of  pi.     (Publication  3750.)      [From  Report,  1943.]     t  SI  1.1/a  :  Oc  2/14 

Ooeanofrraphy  [with  bibliography]  ;  by  Henry  C.  Stetson.  1044.  [1] +219-244  p. 
(Piiblication  3749.)      [From  Report,  1943.]     f  SI  1.1/a  :  Oc  2/13 

Petroleum  geologj'  [with  list  of  Works  to  wkich  reference  is  made]  ;  by  William  B. 
Herov.     1944.     [11+161-198  p.     (Publication  3746.)      [From  Report,  1943.]     t 

SI  1.1/a  :  P  448/6 

Plants  of  China  and  their  usefulness  to  man  [with  Selected  bibliography  of  gen- 
eral works  on  Chinese  plants]  ;  by  Egbert  H.  Walker.  1944.  [l]+32.j-361  p. 
12  p.  of  pi.  map.      (Publication  3754.)      [From  Report,  1943.]     t 

SI  1.1/a  :  C  44/16 

Reptiles.  Dangerous  reptiles  [with  selected  bibliography]  ;  by  Doris  M.  Cochran. 
1&44.  [1] +275-323  p.  23  p.  of  pi.  (Publication  3753.)  [From  Report, 
1943.]     t  SI  1.1/a  :  R  299/2 

Ruhher.  Natural  rubber  [with  Selected  list  of  previous  publications  relating  to 
rubber  or  to  growth  disorders  of  plants]  ;  by  O.  F.  Cook.  1944.  [1]  +363-411  p. 
20  p.  of  pi.     (Publication  3755.)      [From  Report,  1943.]  SI  1.1/a  :  R  821/2 

Sea  as  a  storehouse;  by  E.  F.  Armstrong.  1944.  [1] +135-149  p.  4  p.  of  pi. 
(Publication  3744.)      [From  Report,  1943.]     t  SI  1.1/a  :  Se  11/4 

Solar  radiation.  Solar  radiation  as  power  source ;  by  C.  G.  Abbot.  1944. 
[1] +99-107  p.  il.  3  p.  of  pi.      (Publication  3742.)      [From  Report,  1943.]     t 

SI  1.1/a  :  So  42/15 

Some    biological    effects    of    solar    radiation ;    by    Brian    O'Brien.     1944. 

[l]+10i:»-134  p.  il.  1  pi.     (Publication  3743.)      [From  Report,  1943.]     t 

SI  1.1/a:  So 42/16 

South  America.  Areal  and  temporal  aspects  of  aboriginal  South  American  cul- 
ture [with  bibliography]  ;  by  John  M.  Cooper.  1944.  [1] +429-461  p.  il.  4  p. 
of  pi.     (Publication  3757.)      [From  Report,  1943.]     t  SI  1.1/a :  So  8a 

Bulfonamides  in  treatment  of  war  wounds  and  burns ;  by  Charles  L.  Fox,  jr.  1944. 
[1]+.j69-574  p.     (Publication  3762.)      [From  Report,  1943.]     t 

SI  1.1/a  :  Su  51/2 

Textile  fibers.  Progress  in  new  synthetic  textile  fibers ;  by  Herbert  R.  Mauers- 
berger.  1944.  '  [1] +151-160  p.  il.  (Publication  3745.)  [From  Report, 
1943.]     t  SI  1.1/a  :  T  314/2 

Yellow  fever  situation  in  the  Americas  [with  list  of  literature  cited]  ;  by  Wilbur 
A.  Sawyer.  1944.  [1] +575-589  p.  il.  (Publication  3763.)  [From  Report, 
1943.]     t  SI  1.1/a  :  Y  38/5 

AMEItlCAN  ETHNOLOGY  BUREAU 

Publications.     List  of  publications  of  Bureau  of  American  Ethnology,  with  index 
to  authors  and  titles;  revLsed  to  June  30,  1944.     1944.     iii+68  p.     t     •  Item 
1001 
L.  C.  card  23-27414  SI  2.5  :  944 

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1442  Government  Pubucations 

NATIONAL  MUSEUM 

Note. — The  publications  of  the  National  Museum  comprise  an  annual  report  and  three 
scientific  series,  viz.,  Proceedings,  Bulletina,  and  Contributions  from  national  herbarium. 
The  editions  are  distributed  to  established  lists  of  libraries,  scientific  institutions,  and 
specialists,  any  surplus  copies  being  supplied  on  application.  The  Proceedings  are  usually 
brief  technical  papers  and  the  Bulletins  generally  monographs  based  on  the  Museum  col- 
lections in  biology  (except  botany),  geology,  and  anthropology.  Contributions  from  na- 
tional herbarium  are  wholly  botanical.     No  .sots  of  any  of  these  aeries  can  now  be  furnished. 

The  Proceedings  are  now  Issued  in  pamphlet  form  only.  The  separate  papers  will  be 
sent  to  depository  libraries  and  to  others  designated  to  receive  them,  as  Issued,  and  a  title 
page  and  Index  will  be  published  for  each  volume  so  that  the  volume  may  be  bound  if 
desired. 

Spider  monkeys.  Review  of  spider  monkeys;  by  Remington  Kellogg  and  E.  A. 
Goldman.     1944.     p.  1-45,  il.      (Proceedings,  v.  96 ;  no.  3186.)      t     •  Item  1011 

.      SI  3.6 :  3186 

STATE  DEPARTMENT 

Note. — All  publications  of  the  Department  (e.xcept  laws,  treaties,  and  translations)  have, 
since  Oct.  1,  1929,  been  numbered  consecutively  in  the  order  in  which  they  were  sent  to 
press.  Publications  of  a  similar  character  are  brought  within  well-defined  series,  and  each 
series  publication  bears  a  series  number  in  addition  to  its  publication  number.  The  diplo- 
matic correspondence  of  the  United  States  is  published  in  the  volumes  entitled  Foreign 
relations  of  the  United  States.  Liiws  are  first  published  in  slip  form  in  .separate  series 
(public  and  private)  and  are  numbered  within  each  series  in  the  order  in  which  they  become 
law  ;  they  are  later  published  in  bound  form  in  the  United  States  Statutes  at  large. 
Treaties  are  issued  in  a  separate  series  and  are  numbered  in  the  order  in  which  they  are 
proclaimed.  Treaties  are  also  published  in  the  compilation  Treaties  and  other  interna- 
tional acts  of  the  United  States  of  America,  which  contains  literal  copies  of  the  documents, 
followed  by  notes  of  a  textual  and  procedural  character.  Spanish,  Portuguese,  and  French 
translations  prepared  by  the  Department's  Central  Translating  Office,  have  their  own  pub- 
lication numbers  running  consecutively  from  1.  The  Department  of  State  Bulletin  pub- 
lished weelcly  and  indexed  semiannually  as  of  the  dates  of  the  last  issues  in  June  and 
December,  contains  the  texts  of  the  daily  mimeographed  itress  releases,  information  regard- 
ing treaties,  and  other  material  on  the  Department's  work.  The  Bulletin  contains  each 
quarter  a  complete  list  of  the  Department's  publications  for  the  preceding  quarter. 

The  list  below  frequently  includes  certain  relevant  publications  issued  by  other  agencies 
of  the  Government  under  requisition  of  the  Department  of  State  and  certain  relevant  con- 
gressional documents. 

For  information  concerning  Executive  orders  and  Proclamations  of  the  President,  for- 
merly published  by  the  State  Department,  but  beginning  with  Mar.  12.  1936,  distributed 
by  the  Federal  Register  Division,  see  National  Archives,  Federal  Register  Division,  Federal 
register. 

Air  navigation.     Regulations  for  international  radioelectric  service  of  air  naviga- 
tion, May  1938.     1944.     31  p.  f°     ([Publication  2200.] )      [Text  on  p.  2  of  cover. 
Reproduction  of  v.  1    (general  regulations),  published  by  International  Com- 
mission for  Air  Navigation.]     *  Paper,  loc.     •  Item  1031 
L.  C.  card  44-41707  S  5.42  :  R  11 

Blocked  nationals.  Proclaimed  list  of  certain  blocked  nationals,  cumulative 
supp.  3,  Nov.  17.  1944,  containing  additions,  amendments,  and  deletions  made 
sincerevision8of  Sept.  13, 19-14.  1944.  [2] -+-43  p.  ( [Publication  2214.] )  t  • 
L.  C.  card  44-41498  S  1.2  :  N  21/944-2/supp.3 

Bulletin.  Department  of  State  bulletin.  Nov.  5-26,  1944:  v.  11,  no.  280-283. 
[19-14. ]     [2] +529-645,  p.  4"     ( [Publication  2210,  2213,  2217,  2220.] )     [Weekly.] 

*  Paper,  i5c.  single  copy,  $2.75  a  vr. ;  foreign  subscription.  $4.50.     •  Item  1014 
L.  C.  card  39-26945  "  S  1.3 :  11/280-283 

Canada.  Fur  seals,  agreement  between  United  States  and  Canada,  effected  by 
exchange  of  notes:  signed  Washington,  Dec.  8  and  19,  1942.  effective  June  1, 
1942.     1944.     [2]  -f  6  p.     ( Executive  agreement  series  415 ;  [Publication  2203].) 

*  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  1037 

L.  C.  card  44-41757  S  9.8 :  415 

Jurisdiction   over  prizes,  agreement  between  United  States  and  Canada, 

effected  by  exchange  of  notes,  signed  Washington,  May  24  and  Aug.  13,  1943; 
and  proclamation.  1944.  [2] +7  p.  (Executive  agreement  series  394  ;  [Pub- 
lication 2196].)      *  Paper,  .5c.     •  Item  1037 

L.  C.  card  44-41680  S  9.8 :  394 

Payment   for   certain   defense   installations,    agreement   between   United 

States  and  Canada,  effected  by  exchange  of  notes;  signed  Washington,  June 

•     Sent  to  Depository  Libraries 


December  1944  1443 

Canada — Continued. 

23  M rid  27.  1044.     1044.     [2] +4  p.     (Executive  agreement  series  405  ;  [Publica- 
tion 220G].)      *  Paper,  He.      •    Item  1(!3T 
L.  C.  card  44-41750  S  9.8  :  405 

Revi.sion  of  Canol  proji'ct.'*.  agreement  between  United  States  and  Canada, 

effected  by  exchange  of  notes;  signed  Ottawa  June  7,  1944.  1944.  [2]+0  p. 
(Executive  agreement  series  410;  [Publication  2208].)  *  Paper,  5<-.  •  Item 
1037 

L.  C.  card  44-41755  S  9.8  :  416 

Colombia.  Military  service,  agreement  I)et\veen  United  States  and  Colombia, 
effected  by  exchange  of  notes,  signed  Washington,  Jan.  27,  1944,  effective  Jan. 
27,  1944;  and  related  note  of  Feb.  12.  1944.  1944.  [2] +5  p.  (Executive  agree- 
ment series  407;   [Publication  2195].)      [English  and  Spanish.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

•  Item  1037 

L.  C.  CJird  44-41078  S  9.8  :  407 

Xaval  mission,  agwement  between  United  States  and  ("olnnibia,  continu- 
ing in  effect  agreement  of  Nov.  23.  1938.  as  modified  by  supplementary  agree- 
ment of  Aug.  30.  1041.  and  extended  by  agreement  of  Sept.  -2  and  Nov.  5,  1942 
and  further  extended  by  agreement  of  July  23  and  Aug.  7,  1943,  effected  by 
exchange  of  notes;  signed  Washington  June  20  and  July  18,  1944,  elTective 
Nov.  23.  1944.  1944.  [2]-|-3  p.  (Executive  agreement  series  413;  [Publica- 
tiim  2201].)      [Spanish  and  English.]     *  Paper,  5c.     •  Item  1037 

L.  C.  card  44-4175  1  S  9.8  :  413 

Diphtheria.  Vacuuacion  contra  la  difteria  y  la  viruela.  1944.  ii4-4  p.  ( [Tra- 
ducci6n  de  la  Oficina  Central  de  Traducciones ;  Publieacion  TC-lOG,  revisada.]) 
t     •  Item  1029  S  16.7  :  106/2 

Diplomatic  list.     Diplomatic  list,  Oct.  1044.     [1944]     cover  title,  ii  +  124  p.  24° 
( [Publication  2191.] )      [Monthly.     Text  on  p.  2  of  cover.  |     *  Paper,  15c.  single 
copv,  $1.50  a  yr. :  foreign  subscription,  $1.75.      •  Item  1015 
L.  C.  card  10-16292  S  1.8  :  944/10 

■ •     Same:    Nov.    1944.     [1944.]     cover    title,    ii  +  123    p.    24"     ([Publication 

2211.])      [Monthly.     Text  on  p.  2  of  cover.]      •  Item  1015  8  1.8:944/11 

Dominican  ReptiMic.  Purchase  of  Dominican  food  surpluses,  agreement  between 
United  States  and  Dominican  Republic,  approving  memorandum  of  under- 
standing dated  Nov.  1.  1943,  effected  bv  exchange  of  notes;  signed  Ciudad 
Trujillo  Dec.  17,  1943  and  Feb.  11.  1944.  "  1944.  [2] +19  p.  (Executive  agree; 
merit  series  404;   [Publication  2188].)      [English  and  Spanish.]     *  Paper,  10c. 

•  Item  1037 

L.  C.  card  44-41677  S  9.8 :  404 

Foreign  service   list    (abridged),   Oct.  1,   1944.     1944.     ii+61   p.      ([Publication 
2205.] )      *  Paper,  20c.  single  copy,  50c.  a  vr. ;  foreign  subscription,  05c.     •  Item 
1017 
L.  C.  card  10-10360  S  1.7  :  944/abr.ed.-3 

Great  Britain.  Jurisdiction  over  prizes,  agreement  betv^reen  United  States  and 
United  Kingdom  of  Great  Bi-itain  and  Northern  Ireland,  effected  by  exchange 
of  notes,  signed  Lond(m  Oct.  1  and  Nov.  3.  1042;  and  proclamation.  1944. 
[2]  +5  p.     (Executive  agreement  series  393  ;  [Publication  2199].)      *  Paper,  5c. 

•  Item  1037 

L.  C.  card  44-41679  S  9.8 :  393 

Guatemala.  Exchange  of  oHicial  publications,  agreement  between  United  States 
and  Guatemala,  eflected  bv  exchange  of  notes;  signed  Guatemala  Mar.  23  and 
Apr.  13,  1944.  effective  Mar.  23.  1944.  1944.  [2]  4-13  p.  (Executive  agree- 
ment series  412;    [Publication  2209].)      [English  and   Spanish.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

•  Item  1037 

L.  C.  card  44-41753  S  9  8 :  412 

Iran.  Reciprocal  trade,  agreement  and  supplementary  exchange  of  notes  be- 
tween United  States  and  Iran;  signed  Washington,  Apr.  8.  1943,  effective  June 

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Iran — Continued. 
28.  1944.     1944.     [2] +38  p.     (Executive  agreement  series  410;   [Publication 
2189].)      [English  and  Persian.]     ♦Paper,  10c.     •Item  1037 
L.  C.  card  44-41752  S  9.8 :  410 

Iraq.     Exchange  of  official  publications,  agreement  between  United  States  and 
Iraq,  effected  by  exchange  of  notes;  signed  Baghdad,  Feb.  16,  1944,  effective 
Feb.  16.  1944.     1944.     [2J+20  p.     (Executive  agreement  series  403;  [Publica- 
tion 2194].)      [English  and  Arabic]     *  Paper,  10c.     •  Item  1037 
L.  C.  card  44-41751  S  9.8 :  403 

Panama.  Detail  of  military  officer  to  serve  as  adviser  to  minister  of  foreign 
affairs  of  Panama,  agreement  between  United  States  and  Panama,  continuing 
in  effect  agreement  of  July  7,  1942,  as  extended  by  agreement  of  July  6  and 
Aug.  5,  1943,  effected  by  exchange  of  notes ;  si^'ned  Washington  Apr.  26  and 
May  IS,  1944,  effective  July  7,  1944.  1944.  [2] +2  p.  (Executive  agreement 
series    414;     [Publication    2202].)      [Spanish    and    English.]     *  Paper,    5c. 

•  Item  1037 

L.  C.  card  44-41750  S  9.8 :  414 

SUPREME  COURT 

Eamilton  Count u,  Ohio.  Transcript  of  record.  Supreme  Court  of  United  States, 
Oct.  terra,  1944,  no.  388,  Federal  Public  Housing  Authority,  formerly  United 
States  Housing  Authority,  vs.  George  Guckenberger,  auditor,  Hamilton  County, 
Ohio,  and  Ethel  Skirvin,  appeal  from  Supreme  Court  of  Ohio.  [1944.]  cover 
title,  11+159  p.  2  pi.  2  maps.     $  Ju  6.7  :  H  18 

[JoimuiU  Oct.  2-Nov.  20,  1944.     [1944.]     leaves  1-79.     t  Ju  6.5 :  944 

Le  Tournean  Company  of  Georpia.  Transcript  of  record.  Supreme  Court  of 
United  States,  Oct.  term,  1944,  no.  452,  National  Labor  Relations  Board  vs. 
Le  Tnurneau  Company  of  Georgia,  on  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of 
appeals  for  5th  circuit.     [1944.]    cover  title,  iii+94  p.     t  Ju6.7:L569 

Opinions.  [Cases  adjudged  in  Supreme  Court  of  United  States  at  Oct.  term, 
1944.]     [Issued  separately.]     t  Clerk  of  Court. 

21.  Carolene  Products  Company,  Charles  Hauser  and  William  H.  Hartke,  vs.  United 
States,  on  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  4th  circuit  ;  Nov.  6, 
1944.     n.  p.  [1944].     10  p.      [Manuscript  correction  on  p.  7.]     Ju  6.8/la  :  C  22/2 

26.  Allen  Pope  vs.  United  States,  on  writ  of  certiorari  to  Court  of  Claims  ;  Nov.  6,  1944. 

n.  p.   [1944].     10  p.  Ju  6.8/la  :P  81 

27.  L.    Metcalfe   Walling,   administrator  of   Wage   and   Hour   Division,    Department   of 

Labor,  i'«.  Ilelmerich  &  Pavne.  Inc.,  on  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  coui-t  of 
appeals  for  10th  circuit-  Nov.  6,  1944.     n.  p.  [1944].     5  p.        Ju  6.8/la  :  H  369/2 

34.  Sage  Stores  Company  and  Carolene  Products  Company  vs.  Kansas,  ex  rel.  A.  B. 
Mitchell,  substituted  as  attornev  general,  on  writ  of  certiorari  to  Supreme  Court 
of  Kansas  ;  Nov.  6,  1944.     n.  p.  [1944].     3  p.  Ju  6.8/la  :  Sa  18 

92.  Elbridge  Gerrv  Bates  vs.  United  States,  on  writ  of  certiorari  to  circuit  court  of 
appeals  for  7th  circuit;  Nov.  6,  1944.     n.  p.   [1944].     2  p.  Ju  6.8/la  :  B  318 

Official  reports  of  Supreme  Court,  v.  322  U.  S.,  no.  3.     Preliminary  print. 

[1944.]  cover  title,  iv+[l] +435-607  p.  [Cases  adjudged  in  Supreme  Court  at 
Oct.  term,  1943  (opinions,  May  23-June  5  (in  part),  1944.  This  number  contains 
table  of  cases  reported  in  v.  322,  pts.  1-3.     From  United  States  reports,  v.  322.] 

*  Paper,  20c.  single  copy,  $2.C0  per  term  of  court;  foreign  subscription,  $2.75. 

Ju  6.8/la :  322/3 

Same,  v.  322  U.  S.,  no.  4.     Preliminary  print.     [1944.]     cover  title,  xxvi+ 

607-775+xix  p.  [Cases  adjudged  in  Supreme  Court  at  Oct.  term,  1943  (opin- 
ions, June  5,  concluded — June  12,  1944,  end  of  1943  term,  and  memoranda  of 
decisions  of  1944  term  through  Oct.  16,  1044).  This  number  contains  table  of 
cases  reported  in  v.  322,  pts.  1-4.    From  United  States  reports,  v.  322.] 

Ju  6.8/la :  322/4 

Note. — Includes  Amendment  of  rules  of  this  Court,  order,  June  5,  1944. 

United  States  reports :  v.  321.  Cases  adjudged  in  Supreme  Court  at  Oct. 

term,  1943,  Jan.  11-Apr.  10  (in  part),  1944;  Ernest  Knaebel,  reporter.  1944. 
lvii+822  p.  [Also  issued  in  4  preliminary  prints;  each  case  also  issued  sepa- 
rately.] *  Cloth,  $2.75  (25  percent  discount  to  dealers  not  allowed  on  these 
volumes].     •  Item  1042  Ju  6.8/1 :  321 

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"advance  sheets.'"  At  the  end  of  each  month,  these  advance  sheets  are  consolidated  into 
pamphlet  form  and  published  as  "advance  parts."  Later,  the  advance  parts  are  consoli- 
dated and  issued  in  bound  volumes.  A  list  of  memorandum  opinions  is  included  in  each 
volume.  Both  the  advance  sheets  and  the  advance  parts  are  sold  on  subscription  by  the 
Superintendent  of  Documents,  Government  Printing  Office,  Washington  25,  D.  C.  The 
subscription  price  of  the  "advance  sheets"  is  $2.25  per  volume,  foreign  subscription,  $2.85  ; 
single  copies  usually  5c.  The  "advance  parts,"  or  monthly  consolidations,  are  sold  as 
follows:  $1.25  per  volume,  foreign  subscription,  $1.85  (single  copies  vary  in  price).  The 
price  of  the  bound  volume  will  be  given  upon  application. 

Athens  Roller  Mills  v.  coniinissioner  of  internal  revenue,  findings  of  fact  [and 
opinion  1  ;  docket  no.  112562,  promulgated  Nov.  13,  1044.  [1944.]  5  p.  ( [Opin- 
ion] 38.)      [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  4.]     *  Paper,  5c.  Ju  11.7/a  :  4/38 

Atlantic  Coast  Line  Railroad  Company,  Wilmington,  N.  C,  v.  commissioner  of 
internal  revenue,  findings  of  fact  [and  opinions]  ;  docket  nos.  3816,  112779,  pro- 
mulgated Sept.  30,  1944.  [1944.]  19  p.  ([Opinion]  16.)  [From  T.  C.  Reports, 
V.  4.]     *  Paper,  5c.  Ju  11.7/a  :  4/16 

Decisions.     Reports,  v.  3,  no.  8.  [1944.]     iv+1180-129O  p.     [Contains  decisions 

pnmuilgated  Aug.  1-31,  1944.]  *  Paper,  20c.  single  copy,  $1.25  a  vol.,  foreign 
subscription,  $1.85 

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is  issued  in  addition  to  the  separate  opinions  or  "advance  sheets."  Later,  bound  volumes, 
containing  table  of  contents  and  index,  will  be  issued,  the  price  of  these  being  given  at 
the  time  of  publication. 

Elk  Discount  Corporation  v.  commissioner  of  intej^jial  revenue,  findings  of  fact 
[and  opinion]  ;  docket  no.  1818,  promulgated  Oct.  17,  1944.  [1944.]  9  p. 
([Opinion]  22.)      [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  4.]     *  Paper,  5c.        Ju  11.7/a :  4/22 

Fleming,  Albert.  Albert  Fleming  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue ;  Winnie  A. 
Fleming  v.  [samel  ;  Lou  B.  Fleming  v.  [same]  ;  Calvin  A.  Fleming  v.  [same, 
findings  of  fact  and  opinion]  ;  docket  nos.  3196-97,  3202,  3205,  promulgated  Oct. 
5,  1944.  [1944.]  12  p.  ( [Opinion]  18.)  [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  4.]  *  Paper, 
5c.  Ju  11.7/a :  4/18 

General  Foods  Corporation  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue  [findings  of  fact 
and  opinion]  ;  docket  no.  2178,  promulgated  Oct.  19,  1944.  [1944.]  9  p. 
( [Opinion]  24.)      [From  T.  C.  Rep-orts,  v.  4.j     *  Paper,  5c.  Ju  11.7/a  :  4/24 

Ooodnian,  Mrs.  Adele  F.  Adele  F.  Goodman  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue 
[findings  of  fact  and  opinion]  ;  docket  no.  1997,  promulgated  Oct.  12,  1944. 
[1944.]     5  p.     ([Opinion]  21.)      [From  T.  C.  Ri'port.s,  v.  4.]      *  Paper,  5c. 

Ju  11.7/a :  4/21 

Hendrickson,  Mrs.  Margaret  W.  G.  Margaret  W.  Galbreath  Hendrickson  (for- 
merly Margaret  W.  Galbreath),  formerly  administratrix  of  Hugh  J.  Galbreath, 
V.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue;  Mai-garet  W.  Gilbreath  Hendrickson, 
formerly  Margaret  W.  Galbreath,  v.  [same]  ;  Margaret  W.  Galbreath  Hendrick- 
son, formerly  Margaret  W.  Galbreath,  alleged  transferee  of  assets  of  estate  of 
Hugh  J.  Galbreath  and  of  estate  of  W.  C.  Thomas,  r.  [same]  ;  Margaret  W.  Gal- 
breath Hendrickson  (fornferly  Margaret  W.  Gilbreath),  alleged  trustee-guar- 
dian of  Mary  Margaret  Galbreath  and  alleged  transf(>ree  of  assets  of  cs.ate  of 
Hugh  J.  Galbreath,  v.  [same]  ;  Margaret  W.  Galbreath  Hendrick.son  (formerly 
Margaret  W.  Galbreath)  v.  [same]  ;  estate  of  Mary  Margaret  Dubson,  nee  Gal- 
breath, transferee,  P.  T.  Love,  guardian,  v.  [.same,  findings  of  fact  and  opinion]  ; 
docket  nos.  109045-48,  109084,  llf)81S,  pronuilgated  Oct.  23.  1944.  [1944.]  10  p. 
([Opinion]  27.)      [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  4.]     *  Paper,  5c.         Ju  11.7/a  :  4/27 

Kanawha  Valley  Bank  v.  conunissioner  of  internal  revenue  [findings  of  fact  and 
opinion],  docket  no.  3029,  promulgated  Oct.  31,  1944.  [1944.]  6  p.  (  [Opinion] 
31.)     [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  4.]     *  Paper,  5c.  Ju  11.7/a  :  4/31 

Knox,  James  H.,  Trust.  James  H.  Knox  Trust,  Percival  G.  Bixby,  George  B. 
Merrill  and  Manufacturers  &  Traders  Trust  Company,  co-trustees,  v.  commis- 
sioner of  internal  revenue;  Alice  B.  Knox  Trust,  Percival  G.  Bixby,  George  E. 
Merrill  and  Manufacturers  &  Traders  Trust  Company,  co-trustees,  v.  [same]  ; 
Alice  K.  Scobie  Trust,  Percival  G.  Bixby,  George  E.  Merrill  and  Manufacturers  & 

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Knox,  James  H.,  Truat — Contimu'd. 

Traders  Trust  Cninijany,  lo-trusttH'S.  r.  [same],  opinion;  docket  nos.  108700- 
7U:i,  proniulgaU'd  Oct.  31.  1044.  [1944.]  8  p.  ([Opinion]  32.)  [I-^-onr  T.  C 
Reporl.s,  V.  4.]     *  Paper,  Or.  Ju  11.7/a  :  4/32 

Miinicsuta  Mortuaries,  Inc.,  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue  [findings  of  fat-t 
and  opinion  |  ;  docket  no.  23r)5,  promulgated  Nov.  (1.  1944.  [If344.]  7  p.  ( [Opin- 
ion] 35.)      [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  4.]     *  Paper,  5c.  Ju  11.7/a  :  4/35 

Xcicninn,  •/.  Kicfer,  jr.  J.  Kiefer  Newman,  jr.,  and  Anne  S.  Newman  r.  commis- 
sioner of  internal  revenue,  opinion  ;  docket  no.  2311.  promulirated  Oct.  20,  15)44. 
[lf)41. 1     Op.     (  lOpinion]  20.)     [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  4.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

Ju  11.7/a  :  4/26 

Palatine  Iti-Huranee  Company,  Limited,  r.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  opin- 
ion ;  docket  no.  2446,  promulgated  Oct.  23.  1944.  [1944.]  0  p.  (  [Opinion]  28.) 
[From  T.  C.  Reports,  V.  4.]     *  Paper,  5c.  Ju  11.7/a  :  4/28 

Pcarlman.  Martin  II.  Florence  Pcarlnian.  transfei'ce  [of  assets  of  Martin  M. 
Pearlm'.inJ  r.  conimissioner  of  internal  revenue  (findings  of  fact  an<l  opinion]  ; 
docket  no.  112500,  promulgated  Sept.  27,  1944.  [1944.]  21  p.  ([Opinion]  7.) 
[From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  4.]     *  Paper,  5c.  Ju  11.7/a  :  4/7 

Prar.'<on,  Forrest  O.  Forrest  G.  Pearson  i-.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  opin- 
ion ;  docket  no.  2701,  promulgated  Oct.  20,  1944.  [1944.]  8  p.  (  [Opinion]  25. ) 
[From  T.  C  Reports,  v.  4.]     *  Paper,  5c.  Ju  11.7/a  :  4/25 

Priteliard  James  S.  Estate  of  James  Stuart  Pritcliard,  Myra  Helmer  Pritchard, 
Executrix,  r.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  findings  of  fact  [and  opinion] ; 
docket  no.  1352,  promulgated  Oct.  18.  1944.  [1944.]  6  p.  ([Opinion]  23.) 
[From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  4.]     *  Paper,  5c.  Ju  11.7/a  :  4/23 

Riehter.  B.  XatJianiel.  B.  Nathaniel  Richter  v.  ccmmissioner  of  internal  revenue 
[findings  of  fact  and  opinion]  :  docket  no.  2779,  promulgated  Oc-t.  31,  1944. 
[1944.]     9  p.     (  [Opinion]  34.)     [From  T.  C.  Repcn'ts.  v.  4.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

Ju  11.7/a :  4/34 

Rules  of  praetice.  Amendments  to  Rules  of  pi'actice  [before  Tax  Court],  edition 
of  Julv  1,  1944  ;  pi-omulgated  Oct.  20,  1944.     1944.    1  p.    t     •   Item  10.50 

Ju  11.8 :  944/amdt. 

Sehicarzenhaeh,  Mrs.  Marguerite  F.  Marguerite  F.  Schwarzenbach  r.  commis- 
sioner of  internal  revenue,  findings  of  fact  [and  opinion]  docket  no.  2352,  pro- 
mulgated Oct.  9,  19-14.  [1944.]  7  p.  ([Opinion]  19.)  [From  T.  C.  Reports, 
v.  4.]    *  Paper,  .5c.  Ju  li.7/a  :  4/19 

Southern  California  Edison  Company.  Ltd..  r.  connnissioner  of  internal  revenue; 
[findings  of  fact  and  opinion]  ;  docket  nos.  708.  3')S2,  promulgated  Nov.  8.  1944. 
[1944.]     10  p.     ( [Opinion]  37.)     [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  4.]     *  Paper.  5c. 

Ju  11.7/a :  4/37 

Spring.  Alrin  J.  Alvin  J.  Spring  and  Pearl  K.  Spring  r.  commissioner  of  internal 
revenue,  findings  of  fact  [and  opinion]  ;  docket  no.  2269,  promulgated  Oct.  30, 
1944.     [1944.]     5  p.     ( [Opinion]  30. )      [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  4.1     *  Paper,  ,5c. 

Jn  11.7/a  :  4/30 

Sicecney,  George  W.  Estate  of  George  AV.  Sweeney.  Alice  S.  Mergentlialer  et  al., 
executors,  v.  commissioner  of  internal  revenue,  lindings  of  fact  as  to  trust  of 
1933  [and  opinion]  ;  docket  no.  1955,  pronmlgated  Oct.  31,  1944.  [19<  '  ]  6  p. 
(  [Opinion]  33.)     [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  4.]     *  Paper,  5c.  Ju  11.7  a  :  4/33 

Venetian  SJiorticay.  Inc.,  a  Florida  corporation,  r.  connnissioner  of  intern.'!  rev- 
enue, findings  of  fact  [and  opinion]  ;  docket  no.  3  !32.  promulgated  Oct.  23.  1944. 
[1944.]     4  p.      ([Opinion]   29.)      [From  T.  C.   Report.^  v.  4.]      *  Paper.  5c. 

Ju  11.7/a  :  4/29 

Wetlington  Fund,  Inc.,  v.  commissioner  of  internal  rinenue.  findings  of  fact  [and 
opinion]  :  docket  no.  112046,  promulgated  Oct.  11,  1944.  [1944.)  0  p.  (  [Opin- 
ion] 20.)      [From  T.  C.  Reports,  v.  4.]     *  Paper,  .5c.  .hi  11.7/a  :  4/20 

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Electricity  sales  statistics,  monthly  reix)rt  115;  Sept.  1944.  [1044.]  [3]  p.  il.  4* 
[Processed.     Issued  with   perforations.]     t  Y  3. T  25 :  13/115 

Grain.  Barge-rail  transportation  of  grain  to  southeastern  mill  points  via  Ten- 
nessee River ;  prepared  by  R.  H.  Sheppard,  R.  B.  Woods,  and  J.  F.  Boyd.  Knox- 
ville,  Tenu.,  Sept.  1944.     [3] +53  leaves,  il.  4"     [Processed.]     f 

Y  3.T  25  :  2  G  76 

Jefferson  County,  Tenn.  No.  9840,  in  circuit  court  of  appeals  for  6th  circuit, 
Jefferson  County,  Tenu.,  v.  Tennessee  Valley  Authority;  brief  on  behalf  of  ap- 
pellee.    [1944.]     cover  title,  i+2()  p.     %  '  Y3.T25:2J359 

Precipitation  in  Tennessee  River  basin,  Sept.  1944.     [1944.]      [2] +18+ [13]  p.  il. 
4°     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  38-32755  Y  3.T  25  :  14/944-9 

TRANSPORTATION     INVESTIGATION     AND     RESEARCH 

BOARD 

Transportation.     Report  ou  practices  and  procedures  of  Government  control  fof 
transportation].     1944.     ix+262p.      (II.  doc.  678,  78ih  Cong.  2d  scss. )      *I'apr, 
30c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41749 


TREASURY  DEPARTMENT 

Bonds  of  United  States.  United  States  of  America,  2  percent  Treasury  bonds  of 
1952-54,  d;ited  and  bearing  interest  from  Dec.  1,  1944,  due  Dec.  15,  1954,  redeem- 
able at  option  of  United  States  at  par  and  accrued  interest  on  and  after  Doc.  15, 
•1952,  interest  payable  June  15  and  Dec.  15,  additional  issue.  Nov.  20,  1944. 
[2]  p.  4*     (Department  circular  761 ;  Fiscal  Service,  Public  Debt  Bureau.)     t 

T  1.4/2 :  761 

United  States  of  America,  2V2  percent  Treasury  bond.s  of  1966^71,  dated 

and  bearing  interest  from  Dec.  1,  1944,  due  Mar.  15,  1971,  redeemable  at  option 
of  United  States  at  par  and  accrued  interest  on  and  after  Mar.  15,  1966,  interest 
payable  Mar.  15  and  Sept.  15,  additional  issue.  Nov.  20,  1944.  3  p.  4°  (De- 
partment circular  760;  Fiscal  Service,  Public  Debt  Bureau.)     f        T  1.4/2:  760 

Circular  instructions  of  Treasury  Department  relative  to  tariff,  internal  revenue, 
liberty  loan,  and  other  law.s,  calendar  years  1942  and  1943  [title  page  and 
index].    1944.    xii  p.  4"     ?     •   Item  1056  T  1.4/2 :  l-728/t.p.&  ind. 

Finance.     Daily  statement  of  Treasury,  compiled  from  latest  proved  reports  from 
Treasury  offices  and  depo.sitaries,  Nov.  1-30,  1944.     [1044.]     various  paging, 
narrow  f°     [Daily  except  Sundaj^s  and  holidavs.]     f 
L.  C.  card  1.5-3303  T  1.5 :  Mi 

Foreign  moneys.  Values  of  foreign  moneys,  Oct.  1,  1944.  [1944.]  1  p.  large  8° 
(  D;'partment  circular  1 ;  Director  of  Mint.)  [Quarterly.  Code  of  Federal  reg- 
ulations, title  31,  Money  and  finance,  chap.  1,  Monetary  offices,  pt.  129,  Values 
of  foreign  moneys.]     t     •  Item  1056  T  1.4/2 : 1/944-4 

Housing  debentures.  Partial  redemption,  before  maturity,  of  2%  percent  housing 
insurance  fund  debentures,  .series  C,  1st  call,  series  D,  2(1  call.  Oct.  4.  1944. 
[4]  p.  4"      (Depjirlment  circular  7.14;  Fiscal  Service.  Public  Debt  Bureau.)      t 

T  ]  .4/2  :  754 

Mortgage  debentures.  Partial  redemption,  before^  malurity,  of  2"i  pei-cent  nuitual 
mortgage  insurance  fund  debentur(>s,  s<n-ies  B,  12th  call,  series  ]•],  3d  call. 
Oct.  4,  1944.  [4]  p.  4°  (Department  circular  753;  Fiscal  Service,  Public  Debt 
Bureau.)      f  T  1.4/2:  753 

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1448  Government  Publications 

Treasury  decisions  under  customs,  certain  internal  revenue,  narcotic  and  other 
laws,  including  decisions  of  Customs  Court  and  Court  of  Customs  and  Patent 
Appeals,  V.  7U,  no.  71-75 ;  Nov.  2-30,  1944.     [1944.]    various  paging.     [Weekly.] 
*  Paper,  10c.  single  copy,  $3.00  a  yr. ;  foreign  subscription,  $4.70. 
L.  C.  card  10-304tX)  T  1.11/2 :  79/71-75 

Treasury  notes.  0.90  percent  Treasury  notes  of  series  C-in4G,  dated  and  bearing 
interest  from  Dec.  1,  1944,  due  Jan.  1,  1946,  interest  payable  July  1  and  Jan.  1. 
Nov.  20,  1944.  8  p.  4°  (Department  circular  759;  Fiscal  Service,  Public  Debt 
Bureau.)      [Protu-sed.]     t  T  1.4/2: 759 

United  States  of  America,  I14  percent  Treasury  notes  of  series  0-1947, 

dated  and  bearing  interest  from  Dec.  1, 1944,  due  Sept.  15,  1947,  interest  payable 
Mar.  15  and  Sept.  15,  additional  issue.  Nov.  20,  1944.  [2]  p.  4°  (Department 
circular  762 ;  Fiscal  Service,  Public  Debt  Bureau. )     t  T  1.4/2 :  762 

FISCAL  SERVICE 

PUBLIC  DEBT  BUREAU 

Money.     Circulation  statement  of  United  States  money,  Sept.  30,  1944     [1944.] 
1  p.  oblong  8°     [Monthly.]     f     •  Item  1091 
li.  C.  card  10-212(57  T  63.207 :  944/9 

tre:asubkr  of  united  states 

Paper  money.  Monthly  statement,  paper  currency  of  each  denomination  out- 
standing Oct.  31,  1944.     [1944.]     1  p.  oblong  12°     f     •  Item  1094 

T  63.307 :  944/10 

INTERDEPARTMENTAL  WAR  SAVINGS  UOND  COMMITTEE 

Posters.  War  bonds  are  cheaper  than  wooden  crosses,  buy  more  through  pay 
roll  savings;   [poster].     1944.     27.9x21.9  in.     [Illustrator,  Ardis  Hughes.]     t 

T  1.35  :  B  64 

INTERNAL  REVENUE  BUREAU 

Gasoline.     Regulations  44  (1944  edition)  relating  to  taxes  on  gasoline,  lubricating 
oil,  and  matches,  under  chap.  29,  subchap.  A,   internal  revenue  code.     1944. 
iv-|-60  p.     [Part  314  of  title  26,  codification  of  Federal  regulations.]     *  Paper, 
10c.     •  Item  1100 
L.  C.  card  44-41748  T  22.17:  44/5 

Income.  Statistics  of  income  for  1941 :  pt.  1,  compiled  from  individual  income 
tax  returns,  taxable  fiduciary  income  tax  returns,  estate  tax  returns,  and  gift 
returns;  prepared  by  Statistical  Section,  Income  Tax  Unit.     1944.     vii-f339  p. 

*  Paper,  40c.     •  Item  1105 

L.  C.  card  18-26569  T  22.35 :  941/2/pt.l 

Internal  revenue  'bulletin,  1944,  no.  21  and  22;  Nov.  11  and  25,  1944.  1944. 
v-t-18    p.     and    v+50    p.       [Semi-monthly.      Include    Rulings    11872-895.] 

•  Item  109S 

L.  C.  card  22-26051  T  22.23/1 :  944/21,22 

Note. — The  Internal  revenue  bulletin  service  for  1944  will  consist  of  semimonthly 
bulletins  and  an  annual  cumulative  bulletin.  The  semimonthly  bulletins  will  contain 
the  rulings  and  decisions  to  be  made  public  and  all  Treasury  Department  decisions 
(known  as  Treasury  decisions)  pertaining  to  internal  revenue  matters.  The  annual 
cumulative  bulletin  will  contain  all  rulings  and  decisions  (including  Treasury  decisions) 
published  during  the  previous  12  months.  The  eomplote  bulletin  service  may  be  ob- 
tained on  a  subscription  basis,  from  the  Superintendent  of  Documents,  Government 
Printing  Office,  Washington  25.  D.  C,  10c.  single  copy,  $2.50  a  yr.  ;  foreign  subscription 
?3.75. 

Internal  revenue  districts.  List  of  the  several  collection  districts  with  names  and 

addresses  of  collectors.  Revised  Sept.  1,  1944.  1944.  [l]-f-22  p.  t  •  Item 
1102 

L.  C.  card  28-26471  T  22.6  :  944 

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December  1944  1449 


LIBRARY 

Consolidated  review  of  current  information,  Jan.-Dec.  1943.  [1944.]  [l]-j-iv4- 
147  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

K  C.  card  44-41747  T  23.7/2 :  943 

PROCUREMENT  DIVISION 

Oovemment  supplies.  General  schedule  of  supplies:  Agricultural  implements 
and  materials  under  class  70,  Nov.  15,  l&44-Nov.  14,  1945.  [1944.]  6  p.  4° 
[Processed.]     J  T  58.8  :  70/944-45 

Same:  Boiler  feed-water  compound  under  class  13,  Dec.  1,  1944-May  31, 

1945.     [1944.]     3  p.     [Processed.]     t  T  58.8 :  13/944-45 

Same:  Books  under  class  35,  Dec.  1,  1944-Nov.  30,  1945.     [1944.]     5  p.  4" 

[Processed.]     t  T  58.8 :  35/944-45 

Same:  Clothing  under  class  55,  Nov.  1,  1944-Oct.  31,  1945.     [1944.]     10  p. 

4°     [Processed.]     t  T  58.8 :  55/944-45 

Same:  Fire-surfacing  and  heat-insulating  material  under  class  32,  Nov.  1, 

1944-Oct.  31,  1945.     [1944.]     7  p.   4°     [Processed.]     $  T  58.8 :  32/944-45 

Same :  Gaskets,  hose,  and  packing  under  class  33,  Nov.  1,  1944-Apr.  30, 

1W5.     [1944.]     7  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t  T  58.8 :  33/944-45 

Same:  Hardware  under  class  42,   Nov.  16,   1944-May  15,    1945.     [1944.] 

11  p.  4°     [Processed.]     J  T  58.8 :  42/944-45 

Same :  Meats,  groceries,  and  other  provisions  under  class  56,  Nov.  1,  1944— 

Feb.   28,    1945.     [1944.]     7   p.    4°     [Processed.]     t  T  58.8 :  56/944-45 

Same :  Office  equipment  under  class  G7,  Nov.  20, 1944-Nov.  19, 1945.     [1944.] 

6  p.  4°     [Processed.]-  $  T  58.8  :  67/2/944-45 

■     Same :   Special  wearing  apparel  and  safety  equipment  under  class  37, 

Nov.  1,  1944-Apr.  30,  1945.     [1944.]     7  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

T  58.8 :  37/2/944-45 

Same:  Tires  and  tubes  under  class  8,  revised,  July  1-Sept.  30,  1944,  ex- 
tended to  Jan.  31, 1945.     [1944.]     10  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t     T  58.8 :  8/2/944-45 

General  schedule  of  supplies,  amdt.  530,  535,  543-544,  546-551,  553-555, 

557-573,  576-586,  590-593,  516,  599,  600,  605-607,  611,  613,  616-617,  619-623, 

625,  629-631,  634-635,  638-639,  643;  Aug.  11-Nov.  29,  1944.  [1944.]     various 

paging,  various  sizes.     [Processed.]     t  T  58.8/3 :  530,  etc. 

FBDE31AL   STANDARD    STOCK    0ATAI.0G   DIVISION 

Note. — In  the  list  below,  some  of  the  Amendments,  dated  after  Oct.  10,  1933,  are  for 
speciticatlons  issued  by  the  Federal  Standard  Stock  C^atalog  Board  (now  Federal  Standard 
Stock  Catalog  Division)  while  it  was  under  the  Budget  Bureau,  and  for  these,  the  old 
chissiflcation  T  51.7/8  :  is  retained  in  order  that  they  may  be  filed  with  the  publications 
to  which  they  belong.  The  following  publications  are  issued  with  perforations  for  insertion 
in  binders.      •  Item  1116 

Government  supplies.  Federal  standard  stock  catalog:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  speci- 
fication for  braces,  ratchet,  amdt.  1;  Oct.  6,  1944.  1944.  1  p.  12°  (GGG-B- 
671a  [amdt.  1])  [Supersedes  Emergency  alternate  E-GGG-B-671a,  Apr  12, 
1943.]     t  T  58.10/3  :  GGG-B-671a/amdt.l 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  centrifuges,  hand;  Sept.  6, 

1M4.     [1944.]     5  p.  12*"     (GG-C-191.)      *  Paper,  5c.  T  58.10/3 :  GG-C-191 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  clay,  fire,  ground  ;  Oct.  6,  1944. 

[1944.]     4  p.  12°     (HH-C^51b.)      [Supersedes  Fed.  spec.  HH-C-451a,  Nov. 
19,  1936.]     *  Paper,  5c.  T  58.10/3  :  HH-C-451b 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  clips,  paper,  wire,  amdt.  1; 

Sept.  26,  1944.     [1944.]     2  p.  12°     ( FF-C-436  [amdt.  1] ).     [Supersedes  Emer- 
gency alternate  Fed.  spec.  E-FF-C-436,  Mar.  24,  1943.]     t 

T  58.10/3 :  FF-C-436/amdt.l 

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1450  Government  Publioations 

Government  supplies — Continued. 

Same;  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  currants,  dried  (processed)  • 

Aug.  17.  1944.  [1944.]  4  p.  12"  (Z-C-S51a.)  [Supersedes  Fed.  spec.  55-C- 
851,  Oct.  13, 1931.  ]    •  Paper,  5c.  T  58.10/3 :  Z-C-851a 

Same;  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  .specification  for  cnshioiis,  ring,  rubber,  amdt 

1;  Sept.  30,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  12"  (ZZ^C-79(i  [amdt.  1].)  [Supersedes 
Emergency  alternate  Fed.  spec.  E-ZZ-C-796,  Apr.  12,  1943]     j 

T  51.7/8 :  ZZ-C-796/amdt.l 

Same;   sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  flashlights,  electric,  hand 

(without  batteries),  amdt.  2;  Sept.  30.  1944.  [1^4.]  2  p.  12°  (W-F-^21a 
[amdt.  2].)  [Supersedes  Amendment  1,  Sept.  26,  1941,  and  Emergency  alter- 
nate E-W-F-421a,  Jan.  7,  1943.]     t  T  .58.10/3 :  W-F-421a/amdt.2 

Same;  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  freezers,  ice-cream,  hand- 
operated,  amdt.  1 ;  Sept.  30,  1944.  [1944.]  3  p.  12°  (RR-F-<)46  [amdt.  1].) 
[Supersedes  Emergency  alternate  Fed.  spec.  E-RR-F-(J46,  Mar.  27,  1942.]     t 

T  58.10/3 :  RR-F-G46/amdt.l 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  furniture  and  cabinets,  oflSce, 

sectional,  wood,  amdt.  1;  Oct.  G,  1944.  [1944.]  3  p.  12"  (AA-F-801  [amdt. 
1].)     t  T  51.7/8  :AA-F-801/2/amdt.l 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  holders,  mercury  (dental)  ; 

Sept.  26,  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.  il.  12"     (GG-H-o72.)     ♦Paper,  5c. 

T  .-)S.10/3  :  GG-H-572 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  lor  hooks,  grass  (sickles)  ;  Oct.  6, 

1944.      [1944.]     8  p.  il.  12"     (GGG-H-GOS.)     *  Paper,  5c. 

T  5S.10/3 :  GGG-H-t)()S 

— —  Same  :*  sec.  4,  pt.  5.  Federal  specification  for  ice-bags,  helmet-shaped,  amdt. 
1 ;  Sept.  30,  1944.     1944.     1  p.  12°     (ZZ-I-111  [amdt.  1].)      t 

T  51.7/8 :  ZZ^I-lll/amdt.l 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  laundry-appliances  and  wool- 
presses  (tailor-shop),  amdt.  3;  Sept.  6,  1944.  [1944.]  8  p.  12°  (00-L-131c 
[amdt.  3].)      [Supersedes  Amendment  2,  Mar.  24,  1944.]     t 

T  58.10/3 :  00-I^131c/amdt.3 

■ Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  leather,  case,  amdt.  1;  Sept. 

14,1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  il.  12°  (KK-Lr-166a  [amdt.  1].)  [Supersedes  Emer- 
gency alternate  Fed.  spec.  E-KK-L-lGGa,  Nov.  3,  1942.]     f 

T  58.10/3 :  KK-I^166a/amdt.l 

Same :  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  metals,  general  specification 

for  inspection  of,  amdt.  2;  Sept.  30,  1944.  [1944.]  10  p.  il.  12°  (QQ-M-151a 
[amdt.  2].)    [Supersedes  Amendment  1,  Apr.  19, 1944.]    t 

T  58.10/3 :  QQ-M-lula/amdt.2 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.   5,  Federal  specification  for  needles,  hypodermic    (for 

Luer  syringes),  amdt.  3;  Sept.  6,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  12°  (GG-N-196  [amdt. 
3].)      [Supersedes  Amendment  2,  June  8,  1944.]     t 

T  .58.10/3 :  GG-N-196/amdt.3 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  oilers  and  fillers,  hand,  amdt. 

1;  Oct.  6,  1944.  [1944.]  4  p.  12°  (RR-0-376  [amdt.  1].)  [Supersedes 
Emergency  alternate  Fed.  Spec.  E-RR-0-376,  Apr.  12, 1943.]     t 

T  58.10/3  :RR-0-376/amdt.l 

Same:   sec.  4,   pt.   5,   Federal   specification  for  padlocks;   Aug.   23,   1944. 

[1944.]  14  p.  il.  12°  (FF-P-lOlb.)  [Supersedes  Fed.  spec.  FF-P-lOla, 
.Tune  6,  1933,  and  Emergency  alternate  E-FF-P-lOla,  May  23,  1942.  J  *  Paper, 
5c.  T  58. 10/3  :  FF-P-lOlb 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  pads,  desk,  amdt.  2;  Oct.  23, 

1944.  [1944.]  3  p.  12°  (UU-P-IG  [amdt.  2].)  [Supersedes  Amendment  1, 
July   13,   1944.]     t  T  .58.10/3 :  UU-P-16/amdt.2 

Same :  sec.  4.  pt.  5,  Federal  specification  for  percale  ;  Sept.  2G,  1944.     [1944.] 

4  p.  12°  (CCC-P-191a.)  [Supersedes  Fed.  spec.  CCC-P-191.  Mar.  5.  1935] 
♦  Paper,  oc.  T  58.10  3  :  CCC-P-191  a 

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Decembkk  1944  1451 

Government  svppUes — Continued. 

Same:   sec.  4,  pt.  H,   Federal   specification   for  pt'if orators,  paper,  desk; 

Sept.  26,  1944.  [1944.1  8  p.  12°  (GG-P-lOlb.)  [Supersedes  Fed.  spea. 
GG-P-191a.  Jan.  10,  1941,  and  Emergency  alternate  E  GG-P-191a,  Mar.  17, 
1943.]     *  Paper,  uc.  T  5S.10/3  :  GG-P-191b 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  ."..  Federal  specification  for  jilanes,  anidt.  1;  Oct.  6,  1944. 

[1944.]  2  p.  12°  (GGG-P-43G  [aiudt.  1].)  [Supersedes  Emergency  alternate 
E-GGG-P-436,  May  12,  1942.]     t  T  58.1(1/3  :  GGG-P-436/amdt.l 

. Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  ">,  Federal  spocificati'ii  for  switches,  snap,  miscellaneous; 

Oct.  6,  1944.     [1944.  J     12  p.  12"     ( W-S  8i«i.)      ■'  Paper,  5c.     T  58.10/3  :W-S-890 

Same:  sec.  4,  pt.  5.  Federal  specification  for  taMeware,  coi-rosion-resisting- 

steel.  amdt.  2;  Oct.  (5,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  12"  (RR-T-4]a  [anidt.  2].)  [Su- 
persedes Amendment  1,  Apr.  4,  1939  and  Emergency  alternate  E-KR-T-41a, 
Nov.  8.  1941.]     t  ,  T  .58.10/3 :  RR-T-41a/amdt.2: 

■ — -  Supplement  44-47  to  Index  of  Federal  si>ecifications  revised  Dec.  1,  1D4S; 
Nov.  4-28,  1944.     [1944.]     Each  1  p.  4°     [Processed.]     t 

T  58.10/3 :  ind/943-2/supp.44-47 

RESEARCH  AND  STATISTICS  DIVISION 

Bonds  of  United  States.  Prices  and  yields  of  public  marketable  securities  issued 
bv  United  States  Government  and  by  Federal  agencies,  Oct.  1944.  [1944.] 
7  p.  r     [Monthly.]     f     •Item  1120  T  62.7 :  944/10 

TAX  RESEARCH  DIVISION 

Note. — The  Division  of  Tax  Research  was  established  in   the  Office  of  the   Secretary, 
e.Tective  June  1,  1938,  by  Treasury  Department  Order  18,  dated  Mar.  25,  1938. 

Add7-esf<e.H.  Simplification  of  corporate  tax  structure,  address  by  Roy  Blough, 
dix'ector  of  Division  of  Tax  Research,  before  5th  annual  symposium  on  account- 
ing and  taxation  of  North  Carolina  Association  of  Certified  Public  Accountants 
in  cooperation  with  University  of  North  Carolina,  Chape]  Hill,  scheduled  for 
delivery  Nov.  17,  1944.      [1944]      13  p.  4"     [Processed.]      t  T  64.7  :C  81/2 

AVAR  FINANCE  DIVISION 

Minute  man.  v.  4,  no.  6  and  7:  Nov.  1  and  15,  1944.  [1944.]  Each  16  p.  il.  4" 
[Semimonthly.]     %     •  T  66.7 :  4/6,  7 

Neirspaper  putdieitjf.  Newspaper  publicity  [information  circular],  n.  p.  [1944]. 
[4]  p.  il.  large  4°     t  '  T  66.2  :N  47/3 

• We  proudly   present  an  unbeli*^vable  record   of  newspaper  co-operation. 

[1944.]      [12]  leaves,  il.  oblong  8°      .Press  Section.)     t  T66.2:N47 

Posters.  Buy  your  extra  6th  war  loan  bonds  here:  official  Treasury  poster. 
1944.     26.6X19.1  in.     t  T  66.8  :W  19/12 

His  war  is  over,  yours  isn't!  buy  extra  bonds,  6th  war  loan;   [poster]. 

1944.     56.9X42  in.     f  T  66.8  :  W  19/13 

Next:     Japan,  6th  war  loan;  official  Treasury  poster.     1944.     40X28.5  in. 

[Illustrator.   Bingham.     This  poster  also   issued   in   sizes   27.9X19.9   in.   and 
14  X 10  in.  ]     t  T  66.8  :  W  19/14 

6th  war  loan;   [poster].     1944.     11X14  in.     [Cardboard.]     f 

T  66  8  :  W  19/10 

6th  war  loan;   [iwster].     1944.     11X28  in.     [Cardboard.     ALso  issued  in 

size  11 X17  in.]     t  T  G6.8  :  W  19/8 

6th  war  loan;  [poster].     1944.     27.9X19  in.     t  T  66.8  :W  19/11 

[Reproduction  of  a  $100  United  States  war  .savings  bond;  poster.]     1944. 

14X26  in.     t  T  6(;.8  :  B  64/23 

— —  The  sky's  the  limit!  keep  buving  war  bonds;  official  Treasurv  poster. 
1944.     27.9X19.9  in.      [Illustrator,  Courtney  Allen.]      t  T  66.8 :  B  64/24 

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1452  Government  Publications 

Posters — Continued. 

A  war  iiu'ssage:  Back  the  attack!   buy  extra   war  bonds;    [all   lettered 

poster].     1IM4.     11X3  in.     [Canlboard]     t  T66.8:B64/25 

Schools  at  nnr,  quarterly  war  savings  news  bulletin  for  teachers,  6lh  war  loan 
ideas,  teaching  aids,  classroom  projects;  Nov.   1944.     [1944.]     10+ [2]   p.  il. 
large  4°     t 
L.  C.  card  44-41746  T  66.9 :  9 

f^nvfj'.  from  Figure  it  out,  war  bond  musical  show,  with  original  music  by  Owen 
liayi.cs;  libretto  by  John  A.  McGee.     [1944.]     [20]  p.  il.  4°     (Education  Sec- 
tion.)     [All  rights  reserved  by  Treasury  Department.]     t     • 
L.  C.  card  44-41690  T  66.2  :  F  46/songs 

War  savings  bonds.  Newspaper  press  clipsheet  no.  1,  6th  war  loan,  Nov.  20- 
Dec.  16,  1944.     [1944.]      [2]    p.+10+[2]    leaves,   il.   4"     t   T  66.2 :  N  47/2/no.l 

6th  war  loan  campaign  bnok   [Nov.  20-Dec.  16.  1944].     [1944.]     56  p.  il. 

large  4°     t 

L.  C.  card  44-41745  T  66.2 :  C  15/944-3 

War  savings  handbook  for  colleges  at  war,  suggestions  for  student  and  faculty 
war  savings  committees  [with  materials  list].     [1944.]     20  p.  il.  4°     t 
L.  C.  card  44-41744  T  66.0 :  C  68 

Veterans  administration 

Detisiovs.  Adininistrator's  decision,  "Veterans  Administration,  no.  597-60S ;  Nov. 
1-24.1944.     [1944.]     various  paging,  4°     [Processed.]     t  VA  l.S :  597-608 

Loans.  Guaranty  of  loans,  regulations  under  title  3.  servicemen's  readj\istment 
act  of  1944  (  Public  law  346.  78th  Congress)  (chap.  268.  2d  session  )  (58  Statutes 
at  large  284)  (38  U.  S.  Code  693  et  seq.).  [19-!4.]  [2] -rU  p.  4'^  [Covers 
subject  of  guarantv  of  home  loans  pursuant  to  sec.  501  of  the  act.]     t 

VA  l.G  :  L  78/944 

WAR  CONTRACTS  PRICE  ADJUSTMENT  BOARD 

Renegotiation  regulations,  fiscal  years  ending  after  June  30,  1943,  supp.  RR-4 : 
Sept.   9,    1944.     [1944.]      [81]    p.     [Issued    in    U)Ose-leaf  form.]     Included    in 
price  of  Renegotiation  regulations.     •  Item  1131 
L.  C.  card  44-41743  Y  3. W  19/6  :  6  R  29/supp.4 

WAR  DEPARTMENT 

Army  regulation^:. 

Note. — Army  regulations  are  administrative  rctrulations  for  the  military  service  and 
are  issued  in  pamplilet  form  for  insertion  in  loose-leaf  binders.      #  Item  1129 

30-1830.   Quarfpri)iastpr   Corps:    Burial    expenses,    Changes    1:    Nov.    14,    1944.      1944. 

1  p.     •  Paper,  5e.  W  1.6  :  30-18.^0/4/ch.l 
30-2200.   Same:   Classification   of  subsistence   stores;    Nov.    14,    1944.      [1944.]      2    p. 

[Supersedes  AR  .SO-2200,  May  4,    1935.]      'Paper,  5c.     W  1.6  :  30-2200/5 
30-2210.   Same:    Rations.      Changes   8:    Oct.    26.    1944.      [1944.]      2   p.      [Supersedes 

AR  30-2210.     Changes  7,  Sept.  26,  1944.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

W  1.6  : 30-2210/5/ch.8 
35-160.     Finance   Department:    Receipts   for   public   funds;    Oct.    24,    1944.      [1944.] 

2  p.      [Supersedes   AR   35-160,    May    12,    1943.]      *  Paper,    .jc. 

W 1.6  : 35-160/6 

85—1320.   Same  :  General  provisions  relating  to  pay  of  military  personnel.  Changes  2  ; 

Nov.    10,   1944.      [1944.]      2   p.      [Copies   will  be  forwarded   to   depository 

libraries  if  obtainable.]      *   Paper.  5c.  W  1.6  :  35-1320/5/ch.2 

35—1340.   Same:    How    time   conii)uli'd   in    ii.-ivmeiit    of   iiersoniiel.    Changes   2;    Nov.   '4. 

1944.      1944.      1    p.      'Paper,   5e.  W  1.6 :  35-1340/3/ch.2 

35-1440.   Same:   Loss  of  pav  during  absence  due  to  diseases;  Nov.  17,  1944.      [1944.] 

2  p.      (Supersedes   AR  35-1440.  Nov.   15.   1933.]      *  Paper.   5c. 

W 1.6: 35-1440/6 
3.'<-l(;-)0.   Same:    Pay    of   officers,    rates.    Changes   3;    Nov.    10.    1944.       [1944.]       2    p. 
[Supersedes  AR  35-1640,  Changes  2,  Aug.  4,  1944.]      *  Paper.  5c. 

W  1.6  :  35-1640/6/ch.a 

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Decembek  1944  1453 

Army  regulations — Continued. 

35-1680.  Same  :  Pay  of  commissioned  oflScers,  longevity  pay,  Changes  1  ;  Nov.  3,  1944. 

[1944.]     2    p.     'Paper,    5c.  W  1.6 :  35-1680/6/ch.l 

35-2220.   Same:    Pay  of  warrant   officers,   Changes   3;   Nov.    17,   1944.      [1944]      2   p 

1  Supersedes  AR  35-2220,  Changes  1  and  2,  Nov.  14.  1942  and  Sept.  13, 
1943.]      *  Paper,    5c  W  1.6  :  35-2220/5/ch.3 

35-2420.  Same  :  Pay  of  enlisted  men,  enlistment  allowance,  Changes  1  ;  Nov.  3,  1944 
1944.      1    p.      *  Paper,   5c.  W  1.6  :  35-2420/5/ch.l 

35-2440.  Same:  Deductions  for  maintenance  of  United  States  Soldiers'  Home,  rental 
deductions  for  dependents,  and  stoppages  against  pay  of  enlisted  per- 
sonnel, Changes  8  ;  Oct.  24,  1944.     1944.     1  p.     *  Paper,  5c. 

W  1.6  :  35-2440/6/ch.8 

35-2560.  Same :  Travel  pay  or  other  travel  allowances  of  enlisted  personnel  upon 
discharge  or  release  from  active  service.  Changes  4  ;  Oct.  20,  1944      [1944  ] 

2  p.      [Supersedes  AR  35-2560.     Changes  3,  Aug.  17.  1944.]      »  Paper,  5c 

W.  1.6  :  35-2560/5/ch.4 

35-3070.   Same:   Payments   to   cadets,   Military   Academy,   Changes  2;    Oct.   20,    1944 

11944.]       2    p.       (Supersedes    AR    35-3070,    Changes    1,    Dec.    2,     1943] 

*  Paper,   5c.  W  1.6  :  35-3070/3/ch.2 
35-3420.   Same  :  Pay  and  allowances,  oflBcers'  reserve  corps,  enlisted  reserve  corps,  and 

officers.  Army  of  United  States,  Changes  9;  Oct.  28,  1944.      [1944  ]      5  p 

*  Paper,   r.c.  W  1.6  :  35-3420/7/ch.i 
35—4220.   Same  :   Subsistence  and  rental  allowances  for  commissioned  officers  and  others 

entitled  to  similar  allowances;  Nov.  17,  1944.  [1944.]  14  p.  [Super- 
sedes AR  35-4220,  Apr.  20  1943,  including  Changes  3,  Jan.  8,  1944,  and 
various  sections  and  paragraphs  of  certain  circulars.]      •  Paper,  5c. 

W1.6  :  35-4220/6 

35-4540.  Same  :  Traveling  expenses,  per  diem,  and  travel  allowances  of  enlisted  per- 
sonnel. Changes  4  ;  Nov.  1,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  [Supersedes  AR  35-4540, 
Changes  3,  Aug.  25,  1944,  and  sec.  6,  Circular  372.     1944.]      *  Paper,  5c. 

W  1.6  :  35-4540/4/ch.4 

40-200.  Medical  Denartment :  Medical  inspector;  Nov.  3,  1944.  [1944.]  3  p 
[Supersedes  AR  40-270,  Apr.  21,  1923,  including  Changes  1,  Dec.  22,  1923.] 
♦Paper,    5c.         -^  W  1.6 :  40-200 

40-590.  Same  :  A<lministration  of  hospitals,  general  provisions,  Changes  1  ;  Nov. 
16,  1944.  1944.  1  p.  [Copies  will  be  forwarded  to  depository  libraries 
if  obtainable.]      •   Paper.  5c.  W  1.6  :  40-590/5/ch.l 

45-75.  Ordnance  Department  :  Sales  of  ordnance  property,  Changes  2  ;  Nov.  16,  1944. 
1944.      1  p.     [Supersedes  AR  45-75,  Changes  1,  Mar.  1,  1944.]     *  Paper,  5c. 

W  l.G  :  45-75/2/ch.2 

55-120.  Transportation  Corps  :  Transportation  of  individuals.  Changes  10  ;  Oct.  19, 
1944.  [1944.]  4  p.  [Supersedes  AR  55-120,  Changes  1-3,  May  24- 
June  28,    1943  and  Changes  6  and  7,   Nov.  24,   1943  and  Feb.   18,   1944.] 

*  Paper,  5c.  W  1.6  :  55-120/ch.lO 
5.5-165.     Same:   Transportation  of  animals,  Cluinges  2  ;  Nov.  16,  1944.      [1944.]      2  p. 

[Supersedes  AR  55-165,  Changes  1,  July  11,  1944.]      *  Paper,  5c. 

W  1.6  :  55-165/ch.2 

55-310.  Same:  Transportation  master;  Nov.  11,  1944.  1944.  1  p.  [Supersedes 
AR   55-325,   Nov.   5,   1942.]      *  Paper,   5c.  W  1.6  :  55-310 

55-315.  Same:  Transport  commander;  Nov.  11,  1944.  1944.  1  p.  [Supersedes 
par.  1  AR  55-320,  Dec.  7,  1942,  including  Changes  1,  Jan.  26,  1943,  and 
AR  55-330,  Dec.  1,  1942.]      *  Paper,  5c.  W  1.6  :  55-315/2 

55-320.  Same:  Ship  transportation  agent;  Nov.  11,  1944.  1944.  1  p.  [Supersedes 
par.  2-6,  AR  55-320,  Dec.  7,  1942.]      *  Paper,  5c.  W  1.6  :  55-320/3 

55-330.  Same:  Transports  in  port;  Nov.  11,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  [Supersedes 
AR  55-315,   Sept.   19,   1942.]      *  Paper,   5c.  W  1.6  :  55-330/2 

55-345.  Same :  Steward's  department  on  transports  ;  Nov.  11,  1944.  1944.  1  p. 
[Supersedes  AR  55-345,  Sept.  1,  1942.]      *  Paper,   5c.         W  1.6  :  55-345/2 

55—450.  Same:  Supplies  for  transports;  Nov.  11,  1944.  [1944.]  3  p.  [Supersedes 
AR  55-450,  Oct.  10,  1942.]      •  Paper,  5c.  W  1.6  :  55-450/2 

95-15.  Army  Air  Forces :  Flying,  general.  Changes  1  ;  Nov.  7,  1944.  1944.  1  p. 
[Copies  will  be  forwarded  to  depository  libraries  if  obtainable.  Supersedes 
sec.  2,  Circular  239,  1944.]      *  Paper,  5c.  W  1.6  :  95-15/4/ch.l 

100-62.  Corps  of  Engineers  :  Leases,  easements,  licenses,  and  permits  to  use  War 
Department  real  estate,  Changes  5  ;  Nov.  10,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  [Super- 
sedes AR  100-62,  Changes  4,  Sept.  19,  1944,  and  various  sections  of  certain 
circulars.]      *  Paper,  5c.  W  1.6  :  100-62/ch.5 

150-5.  Enlisted   Reserve   Corps;    Nov.    10,    1944.      [1944.]      5    p.      [Supersedes   AR 

150-5,  Sept.  30,  1931,  including  Changes  1,  June  6,  1934,  and  various  sec- 
tions and  paragraphs  of  certain  circulars.]  *  Paper,  5c.  W  1.6  :  150-5/2 
345-125.  Military  records:  Service  record;  Nov.  18.  1944.  1944.  1  p.  [Copies  will 
be  forwarded  to  depositorv  libraries  if  obtainable.  Sui)ersedes  AR  345-125, 
Feb.  1,  1932.  including  Changes  -A-l.  Julv  27.  in.-'.O  Nov.  2,  1942.  Changes 
10.  Jan.  21,  1943.  Changes  12,  Mur.  11.  1943.  Changes  13  and  14.  Apr.  21 
and  June  1,  1943.  Changes  16  23,  June  12,  1943-Mar.  1,  1944.  and 
various  sections  of  certain  circulars.]      *  Paper,  5c.  W  1.6  :  345-125/3 

345-415.     Same:  Dailv  sick  report,  Clianges  7  ;  Nov.  8,  1944.     [1944.]     2  p.    *  Paper,  5c. 

W  1.6  :  345-415/5/eh.7 
345-475.      Same:   Final   payment  vnuclier :   Nor.   6.   1944.      [1944.]      5   p.      [Supersedes 
AR  .145-475,  Aug.  29,  19;!S.   iurludini:  Clianges  1-6,  June  5,   1940-Oct.  6. 
1943,  and  sec.  7.   Circular  206.  1944.]      *  Paper.  5c.  W  1.6  :  34.5-475/5 

400-5.  Boards:   Oct.  25,  1944.      1944.      1  p.      [Copies  will  be  forwarded  to  dejiository 

libraries  if  obtainable.  Sujiersedes  AR  15-10,  Aug.  28,  1943.  AR 
30-10,  Nov.  25.  1942.  AR  40  SO,  June  20.  1929.  AR  45-10.  Feb.  24, 
1943.  AU   50-10,   Sept.  19.   1042.  AR  75-10.  July  2,   1942,  AR  80-10,  July 

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Government  Pubucations 


Army  regulations — Continued. 

2,  1942.  AR  85-10,  July  2.  1942.  AK  90-10,  Apr.  7,  1944,  AR  90-20,  June 
30,  1942,  AR  100-30,  Sept.  S,  1944,  AR  105-10,  Oct  13,  1942,  and  AR 
190-10,  Oct.  7,  1942,  including  Changes  1,  Dec.  4,  1942.]      •  Paper,  5c. 

W  1.6  :  400-5 
600-45.        Personnel:   Decorations,  Changes  5;  Nov.  11,  1944.      [1944.]      2  p.      [Super- 
sedes AR  600^.5,  Changes  4,  May  3,  1944.]      •  Paper,  ,5c. 

W  1.6  :  eO0-45/4/ch.5 
600-185.     Same:  Elliciency  reports;  Nov.  15,  1944.      [1944.]      12  p.      'Paper,  5c. 

W 1.6  : 600-185/6 

600-750.     Same  :  Recruiting  and  induction  for  Army  of  United  States,  Changes  9  ;  Nov. 

10,    1944.      [1944.]      4    p.      [Supersedes   AR   600-750,    Changes    1-5,    Nov. 

14,  1942-Jan.  22,  1943,  Changes  7  and  8.  July  10  and  Sept.  20,  1943,  and 

sec.  2,  Circular  380,   1944.]      'Paper,  5c.  VV  1.6  :  600-750 /4/ch.9 

605-10.       Commissioned  officers  :  Officers  appointed  in  Army  of  United  States.  Changes 

1  :  Nov.  22,  1944.      1944.      1  p.      *  Papi'r.  5c.  W  1.6  :  605-10/7/ch.l 

605-275.       Same:  Resignation;  Nov.  9,  1944.      [1944.]      6  p.      [Supersedes  AR  605-275, 

Sept.  25,  1928,  including  Changes  1,  Dec.  21,  1942.]      'Paper,  5c. 

\V  l.fi:  605-275/5 
610-15.       Warrant  officers  :  Temporary  appointment  in  Army  of  United  States,  Changes 

1  ;  Oct.  17,  1944.      [1944.)      2  p.      •  Paper,  5c.  W  1.6  :  610-15/5/ch.l 
615-5.          Enlisted  men:  Appointment  and  reductidn  of  noncommissioned  offi<'ers  and 

privates.  1st  class.  Changes  4;  Nov.  2.  1944.  [1944.]  2  p.  [Suporsedes 
All    615-5,    Changes    3,    Aug.    8,    1944,    and    sec.    1,    Circular    365.    1944.] 

*  Paper.   5c.  \V  1.6  :  615-5/4/ch.4 
615-275.     Same  :  Authorized  absence,  Changes  1  ;  Oct.  31,  1944.      1944.     1  p.     *  Paper. 

5c.  W  1.6  :  615-275/7/ch.l 

615-361.     Same:  Discliarge.  medical:  Nov.  4,  1944.      [1944.]      18  p.      [Supersedes  sec. 

2  and  14,  AR  615-300,  May  25,  1944,  including  Changes  1.  Sept.  12.  1944.] 

*  Paper,   5c.  W  1.6  :  615-361 
615-362.     Same:   Discharge,  personal  reasons:   Oct.    18.  1944.      [1944.]     4  p.      [Copies 

will  be  forwarded  to  depository  libraries  if  obtainable.  Supersedes  sec. 
3-5,  AR  615-360,  May  25.  1944.]      '  Paper.  5c.  W  1.6  :  615-362 

615-363.  Same  :  Release  from  active  duty,  release  to  and  discharge  from  n^serve  com- 
ponents ;  Nov.  10.  1944.  [1944.]  5  p.  [Siipersedos  sec.  13.  AR  615-300. 
May  25,  1944,  and  par.  2,  4,  and  5.  Circular  117.  1944.]      *  Paper,  5c. 

W  1.0  :  CI 5-3 63 

615-365.     Same:  Discharge,  convenience   of  the  Government:  Oct.  25.   1044.      [1944.] 

3  p.      [Supersedes  sec.  10,  AR  61.5-360.  May  25,  1944.]      'Paper.  5c. 

W  1.6:  61.5-365 

615-366.     Same:   Discharge,  misconduct :  Oct.  21.  1944.      [1944.]      4  p.      [Copies  will  be 

forwarded  to  depository  libraries  if  obtainable.     Supersedes  see.  6.  7.  and 

9.   AR  61.5-360.  May   25.   1944.]      •   Paper.   5c.  W  1.6  :  615-366 

625-5.  Officer  candidates,  Changes  1  :  Oct.  31.  1944.      [1944.]      2  p.      *  Paper.  5c. 

W  l.C:  625-5 /2/ch.l 
850-60.       Miscellaneous  :   Compressed  gas  cylinders,   safe  handling,   storing,    shipping, 
using.  Changes  2  :  Nov.  10,  1944.      [1944.]      2  p.      [Supersedes  AR  850-60, 
Changes  1,  Apr.  5,  1943,  and  sec.  2,  Circular  353,  1944]     '  Paper.  5c. 

W  1.6  :  850-60/2/ch.2 


Bulletin  23;  Oct.  28,  1944.     [1944.]     3  p. 


[Issued  witti  perforations.]     t 

W  1.3 :  ^4/23 

C/rcK /or  426-455  ;  Nov.  1-30, 1944.     [1944.]     various  paging,  il.     [Issued  with  per- 
forations.]    t  W  1.4/2  :  944/426-455 


Education  manuals.     Education  manual:  Arithmetic  for  everyday  life, 
cover  .title.  72  p.  il.  4°     (EM  163  ;  Armed  Forces  Institute.)     t 


[1944.] 


L.  C.  card  44-41739 


W  1.55: 168 


—  Same :  Can  we  prevent  future  wars?  [with  suggestions  for  further  reading]. 
[1944.]  cover  title,  [2] +28  p.  il.  12"  (EM  12,  G  I  roundtable  series.)  [Copy- 
right 1944  by  American  Historical  Association.     Text  on  p.  2  of  cover.]     t 

•  Item  1131  W  1.55 :  12 

—  Same:  Instructors'  course  outline,  advanced  Gregg  shorthand,  high  school 
course.     [1944.]      [1]+G  p.  oblong  24°     (EM  722a  ;  Armed  Forces  Institute.)     t 

•  Item  1131 

L.  C.  card  44-41740  W  1.55  :  722a 


[1944.]     v+266  p.  il.     (EM 
W  1.55 :  160 


—  Same :  Meet  Private  Pete,  a  soldier's  reader. 
IGO;  Armed  Forces  Institute.)     t     •  Item  1131 
L.  C.  card  44-41741 

—  Same:  What  has  Alaska  to  offer  postwar  pioneers?  [with  list  of  Books 
about  Alaska  and  the  north].  [1944.]  cover  title.  [4] +38  p.  il.  12  p.  of  pi.  12" 
(EM  20,  G  I  roundtable  series.)  [Copyright  1944  by  American  Historical 
Association.  Text  and  another  illustration  on  p.  2  and  4  of  cover.]  +  •  Item 
1131  W  1.55 :  20^^ 

#     Sent  to  Depository  Libraries 


December  1944  1455 

Field  manuals.  Basic  field  manual:  Interior  guard  duly,  Changes  4;  Nov.  1, 
1944.     [1»44.1     3  p.  12"     (FM  26-5   [changes]   4.)      *  Paper,   no. 

W  1.33 :  26-5/eh.4 

Note. — Field  manuals  consist  of  a  series  of  pamphlets  containing  training  and  refer- 
ence data  and  instructions  relative  to  the  tactics  and  technique  involved  in  the  employ- 
ment of  the  arms  and  services  of  the  Army.      •  Item  1130 

Same:  Rules  of  land  warfare,  Changes  1;  Nov.  15,  1944.     1944.     1  p.  16° 

(FM  27-10  [changes]  1.)     *  Paper,  5c.  W  1.33:  27-10/ch.l 

■     Field  artillery  field  manual:   Pack  artillery.   Changes  5;    Oct.  28,   1944. 

[1944.]     2  p.  il.  16°     (FM  (J-110   [changes]   5.)      *  Paper,  5c. 

W  1.33 : 6-110/ch.5 

Same  :  Service  of  the  piece,  105-mm  howitzer,  M2,  truck-drawn.  Changes  5 ; 

Oct.  25,  1944.      [1944.]     2  p.  il.  16"      (FM  6-75   [changes]   5.)      *  Paper,  5c. 

W  1.33 :  &-75/ch.5 

• Same :  Service  of  the  piece,  155-mm  howitzer  Ml,  Changes  1 ;  Oct.  28,  1944. 

[1944.]  3  p.  il.  16"  (FM  6-Sl  [changes]  1.)  [No  distribution  to  depository 
libraries  by  Documents  OflSce]     t  W  1.33  :  6-81/ch.l 

Same;  Service  of  the  piece,  8-inch  howitzer  Ml,  Changes  2;  Oct.  28,  1944. 

[1944.]     3  p.  il.  KJ"     (FM  6-91  [changes]  2.)     *  Paper,  5c.      W  1.33  :  6-91/ch.2 

• Field  manual:   Cavalrv   reconnaissance  squadron,   mechanized;   Aug.   28, 

1944.     1944.     iii-f83  p.   il.  16"     ( FM  2-30.)      [Supersedes  FM  2-30,  Mar.  29, 

1943,  and  FM  17-22,  Reconnaissance  battalion,  Aug.  18.  1942.]     *  Paper,  20c. 

W  1.33 :  2-30/2 

■ Same:  Jungle  warfare:  Oct.  27,  1944.     1944.     ii+142  p.  il.  16"     (FM  72- 

20.)  [Supersedes  FM  31-20,  Dec.  15,  1941,  including  Changes  1-3,  May  26- 
Sept.  24,  1942.]     *  Paper,  25c.  W  1.33  :  72-20 

■ Same:  Teletypewriter  switching  and  relay  procedure  ;  Sept.  19,  1944.     1944. 

iii-f25  p.  il.  16"     (FM  24-14.)     *  Paper,  10c.  AV  1.33 :  24-14 

Fires.  You  as  a  plant  operator,  your  fight  against  fire.  [1944.]  cover  title, 
[16]  p.  il.     (Pamphlet  32-3.)     t     •  Item  1131  W  1.43 :  32-3 

Forms,  Hanks,  etc.  List  of  forms  stocked  by  adjutant  general  depots.  Changes 
2;  Oct.  25,  1944.     [1944.]     5  p.     (Pam.  12-3.)     t     •  Item  1131 

W  1.43 :  12-3/2/ch.2 

General  orders  83-89;  Oct.  27-Nov.  28.  1944.  [1944.]  various  paging.  [Issued 
with  perforations.]     J  W  1.46:  944/83-89 

Publications.     Lists  of  War  Department  publications,  Army  regulations,  blank 
forms.  Tables  of  organization  and  equipment.  Tables  of  basic  allowances  and 
allowances,  and  Index  to  General  orders.  Bulletins,  and  nun^berod  Circulars, 
issued  during  Aug.  1944.     1944.     iii-f  26  p.     t     •  Item  1  mi 
L.  C.  card  43-50742  W  1.41 :  944/8 

Same,   with   title,   Lists  of  War  Department   publications   and    Index    to 

General  orders,  Bulletins,  and  numbered  Circulars,  issued  <iuring  Se|)t.  1941. 

1944.  ii-f  30  p.     t     •  item  1131  W  1.41 :  944/9 

Same,  with  title.  Lists  of  War  Departm(>nt  pub]i<'ations.  .Vi'iny  regulations, 

Tables  of  organization  and  ('(piipnient.  Tables  of  basic  allowances  and  allow- 
ances and  Index  to  General  orders.  Bulletins,  and  numbered  ( "irculai-s,  issued 
during  Oct.  1944.     1944.     iii-f  26  p.     X  W  1.41:  944/10 

Ri'habilitation.  New  horizons  :  Oi't.  21.  1944.  [1944.]  [4] -f28  p.  il.  16"  (Pam- 
phlet 21-17.)  [Adilicssed  to  tiie  soldier  in  an  Army  hospital.  Other  illustra- 
rions  on  p.  1  and  4  of  cover.]      f      •  Item  1131  W  1.43  :  21-17 

Soldiers.  How  to  hatch  a  nest  egg.  [1944.]  [39]  p.  il.  small  4"  (I'amphlet 
21-19.)  [This  publication  explains  how  soldiers  can  start  saving  money 
through  the  facilities  the  Army  has  set  up.]     t     •  Item  1131  W  1.43  :  21-lb 

Soldiers'  savings  program,  guide  to  its  conduct.     [1944.]     cover  title,  16 

p.  16"     (Pamphlet  21-18.)      [Text  on  p.  2  and  3  of  cover.]     t        W  1.43 :  21-18 

•     Sent  to  Depository  Libraries 


1456  Go\KRNMENT    PUBLICATIONS 

Tables  of  alio  winters.     [Processed.     Issued  with  perforations]     $ 

Note. — Tables  of  allownnces  prescribe   the  authorized   allowances   of  equipment  for 
units  and  individuals  at  special  installations. 
1-3G.  Arinv  Air  Forces:   Army  airways  communications  system:   Oct.   7.   1944. 

L1944.]      19  p.      [Printed.      Supersedes  T/A  1-25.   Sept.  20.   1943,  and 
T/A  1-30,  Oct.  11,   194.i,  including  Changes  1,  Nov.  2G.    1943.] 

W  1.28:  1-.H6 

1-1697.  Same:  Cold  weather  testing  detachment;  Sept.  26,  1944.      [1944.]      86  p. 

[Printed.  I  W  1.28  :  1-1697 

1-1747.  Same:    Administrative    airplane    detachment,    heavy,    medium,    light,    or 

1-engine:  Sept.  30.   1944.      [1944.]      G  p.      [Printed.]        W  1.28  :  1-1747 

1-2811  (9).   Same:   Military  administration   division,   base  air   depot;   July   28,   1944. 

[1944.]      8  p.      [Printed.]  W  1.28  :  1-2811  (9) 

2-1.  Cavalry  replacement  training  center,  Changes  4  :  Sept.  28.  1944.      [1944.] 

1  p.  W  1.28:  2-l/2/ch.4 
Same,  Changes  5  :  Oct.  30,  1944.      [1944.]      3  p.  W  1.28  :  2-l/2/ch.5 

2-2.  Cavalry   School,  Changes   1;   Oct.   25.    1944.      [1944.]      4   p. 

W  1.28  :  2-2/2/ch.l 
4-2.  Coast  Artillery  School,  Changes  1;  Nov.  11,  1944.      [1944.]     5  p. 

W  1.28  :  4-2/3/ch.l 

4-4.  Submarine  mine  projects.  Coast  Artillery  Corps:   Oct.  30.  1944.      [1944.} 

49  p.     Supersedes  T/A  4-4.  Sept.  19,  1943,  including  Changes  1  and  2. 

Oct.  29,  1943  and  Sept.  29.  1944.]  W  1.28  :  4-4/2 

5-3.  Engineer  Fire  Fighting  School,  Changes  1;   July  20,   1944.      1944.     1   p. 

[Printed.]  W  1.28  :  5-3/ch.l 

6-1.  Field   artillery   replacement    training  centers.   Changes   9  :    Nov.    9.    1944. 

[1944.]      5    p.  W  1.28:  6-l/2/ch.9 

6-2.  Field  Artillery  School,  Changes  2;   Nov.   18,   1944.      [1944.]      4  p. 

W  1.28:  6-2/4/ch.2 

7-1.  Infantry  replacement  training  centers.  Changes  4:  Nov.  7,  1944.      [1944.] 

3  p.  W  1.28  :  7-l/3/ch.4 

Same,  Changes  5  :  Nov.  10,  1944.      [1944.]      2  p.  W  1.28  :  7-l/3/ch.5 

7-2.  Infantry  School:   Oct.  30,  1944.      [1944.]      69  p.      [Supersedes  T/A  7-2, 

Apr.  8,  1944,  including  Changes  1-10,  June  21-Oct.  24,  1944.] 

W  1.28  :  7-2/3 

8-4.  Training  allowances  for  convalescent  camp   (1,000-bed)   and  convalescent 

center  (3.000-bed)  for  oversea  theaters;  Sept.  28,  1944.      [1944.]      4  p. 

[Printed.]  W  1.28  :  8-4 

8-5.  Training  allowances  for  advanced   reconditioning  sections   serving  Armv 

Services  Forces  hospitals,  ZI  :  Oct.  17,  1944.      [1944.]      3  p.      [Printed.] 

W  1.28  :  8-5 

10-2.  Quartermaster     School     and     Board:     Sept.     30.     1944.      [1944.]      20     p. 

[Printed.      Supersedes  T/A  10-2.  Apr.  1.  1943.]  W  1.28  :  10-2 

11-6.  Signal    Corps    Photographic    School;    Sept.    28,    1944.      [1944.]      22    p. 

[Printed.]  W  1.28  :  11-6 

11-1050.  Film    and    equipment    exchange   organization,    Change   I ;    July   28,    1944. 

1944.     1  p.      [Printed.]  W  1.28 :  11-1050/ch.l 

17-2.  Armored   School,   Changes   3;   Oct.   24.    1944.      [1944.]      11   p. 

W  1.28  :  17-2/3/ch.3 
17-3.  Armored  Force  Board.  Changes  1  :  Julv  19.  1944.      [1944.]      3  p. 

W  1.28:.17-3/ch.l 

17-1020-1.      Headquarters    and    headquarters    company,    armored    center.    Changes    1  ; 

Sept.  22.  1944.      [1944.]      1  p.  W  1.28  :  17-1020-1/ch.l 

Same.  Changes  2  :  Sept.  28,  1944.      [1944.]      1  p.      [Title  incorrectly  given 

as  Armored  center.]  W  1.28  :  17-1020-l/ch.2 

18-1.  Tank   destroyer   replacement   training   center.    Changes   9  :    Nov.    9.    1944. 

[1944.]      12  p.  W  1.28:  18-l/2/ch.9 

Same,  Changes  10  :  Nov.  18,  1944.      [1944.]      1  p.       W  1.28  :  18-1/2/ch.lO 

18-2.  Tank   Destroyer   School,   Changes   7:    Oct.   25,    1944.      [1944.]      1    p. 

W  1.28:  18-2/2 /ch.7 
18-3.  Tank   Destroyer  Board.   Changes   1;    Sept.   28,   1944.      [1944.]      1    p. 

W1.28:  18-3/2/ch.l 

20-1.  Equipment  for  Armv  Air  Forces  zone  of  interior  installations;   Oct.   19, 

1944.      [1944.]      36  p.      [Printed.      Supersedes   T/A  20,  Mar.   10.   1943, 

including  Changes  1.  June  26,  1943.  TBS-1,  Technical  order  00-30-82. 

00-30-2.  and  T/A  1-6.  Dec.   5,   1942.]  W  1.28:  20-1 

20-15.  Armv  ground  forces  replacement  depots:   Oct.   30,   1944.      [1944.]     49  p. 

[Supersedes   T/A   20-15,   Feb.   28,    1944.   including   Changes   1-7.    May 

6.-Oct.   6.   1944.]  W  1.28:  20-15/2 

44-1.  Antiaircraft  artillerv   replacement  training  center.   Changes   5  :   Nov.    16. 

1944.      [1944.]      4  p.  W  1.28  :  44-1 /2/ch.5 

44-2.  Antiaircraft    Artillerv    School    and    Board.    Changes    7:    Nov.    16.    1944. 

[1944.]      4  p.  W  1.28  :  44-2/ch.7 

44-3.  Antiaircraft  artillery  training  center.  Changes  2  :  Nov.  16.  1944.      [1944.1 

2  p.  W  1.28  :  44-3/2/ch.2 

Tables  of  organizatinn  and  equipment,     t 

Note. — Tables  of  organization  and  equipment  are  issued  in  pamphlet  form  for  insertion 
in  loose-leaf  binders.  They  replace  the  Tables  of  organization  and  Tables  of  equipment 
heretofore  issued  separately,  and  show  the  organization  and  equipment  for  the  type  of 
unit  indicated  by  the  title. 

1-317.        Army  Air  Forces  :  Troop  carrier  squadron.  Changes  1  ;  Oct.  4.  1944.      [1944.1 

14  p.  W1.44:  1-317/2/ch.l 

1-397S.      Same:    Combat    cargo    squadron    (special),    Changes    2;    Oct.    14,    1944. 

[1944.]      8  p.  W1.44:  l-397S/ch.2 

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December  1944  1457 

Tuhhs  of  organization  and  equipment — Continued. 

1-45ST.  Same:  Materiel  squadron,  air  service  group,  Changes  2;  Oct.  12.  1944. 
[1944.]      4   p.  W  1.44:  1-458  T/c-h.2 

1-907.  Same:  Aircraft  maintenance  unit  (floating),  Changes  1;  Oct.  4.  1944. 
[1944.]      2    p.  W  1.44  :  1-907/ch.l 

1-911.  Same:  Aircraft  repair  unit  (floating),  Changes  1;  Oct.  12.  1944.  [1944.] 
6  p.      [Printed.]  W  1.44  :  1-911/ch.l 

1-978S.  Same:  Liaison  squadron,  commando  (special).  Changes  1;  Oct.  G,  1944. 
[1944.]      7  p.  W  1.44  :  l-978S/ch.l 

1-1027.       Same  :  Kadio  squadron,  mobile,  Changes  1  [3]  ;  Aug.  25.  1944.     1944.     1  p. 

W  1.44  :  l-1027/ch.3 

1-1062S.  Same:  Headquarters,  air  commando  group  (special).  Changes  2;  Oc'  ^  '. 
1944.      [1944.]      8  p.  W  1.44  :  1-1()62.K   .  li  2 

2.  Cavalrv    division:    Sept.    30,    1944.      [1944.]      6    p.      [Supersedes    T/O    2, 

Aug.  1,  1942.  including  Changes  1  and  2,  Oct.  1.  1942  and  Oct.  4,  1943.1 

W  1.44:  2 

2-1.  Headquarters,    cavalry   division;   Sept.    ,30,    1944.      [1944.]      .">    p.      [Super- 

sedes T/O  2-1,  Apr.  1,   1942,   including  Changes  1.   Oct.  4.   1943.] 

W  1.44  :  2-1 

2-2.  Headquarters    troop,    cavalry    division;    Sept.    30,    1944.      [1944.]      15    p. 

[Supersedes  T/O  2-2,  Apr.  1,  1942,  including  Changes  1,  Oct.  4.  1943.] 

W  1.44  :  2-2 

2-10.  Cavalrv  brigade,  horse;  Sept.  30,  1944.      [1944.]      2  p.      [Supersedes  T/O 

2-10,  Apr.  1,  1942.]  W  1.44  :  2-10 

2-10-1.  Headqunrters  •■uid  headquarters  troop,  cavalry  brigade,  horse;  Sept.  30, 
1944.  [1944.]  IG  p.  [Supersedes  T/O  2-10-1,  Apr.  1,  1942,  including 
Changes  1,  .lulv  22,  1942.]  W  1.44  :  2-10-1 

2-11.  Cavalrv    regiment,   'horse:    Sept.    30.    1944.      [1944.]      10    p.      [Supersedes 

T/O  2-11,  Apr.  1,  1942,  including  Changes  1,  Oct.  29,  1943,  J     W  1.44  :  2-11 

2-12.  Headquarters  and   headquarters  troop,   cavalry   reiriment.   horse  ;   Sept.   30, 

1944.      [1944.]      14  p.      [Supersedes  T/O  2-12,  Apr.  1.  1942.1 

W  1.44:  2-12 

2-13.  Service   troop,   cavalry   regiment,   horse;   Sept.   30.    1944.      [1044.]      12    p. 

[Supersedes  T/O  2-13,  Apr.  1,   1942.]  \V  1.44  :  2-13 

2-15.  Cavalry  rifle  squadron,  regiment,  horse  ;  Sept.  30,  1944.     1944.     1  p.     [This 

table,  together  with  T/O  &  E  2-16,  Sept.  30,  1944,  supersedes  T/O  2-15. 
Apr.  1,  1942]  W  1.44:  2-15 

2-16.  Headquarters  and   headquarters   detachment,   cavalrv   rifle   squadron,    regi- 

ment, horse:  Sept.  30.  1944.  [1944.]  7  p.  [Printed.  This  table  to- 
gether with  T/O  &  E  2-15.  Sept.  30,  1944.  supersedes  T/O  2-15.  Apr. 
1.   1942.1  W  1.44  :  2-16 

2-17.  Cavalrv    rifle    troop,    horse;    Sept.    30,     1944.      [1944.]      9     p.      [Printed. 

Supersedes  T/O  2-17.  Apr.  1,   1942.]  W  1.44  :  2-17 

2-19.  Cavalrv  weapons  troop,  horse  ;  Sept.  30,  1944.      [1944.]      8  p.      [Supersedes 

T/O  2-19.   Apr.   1.    1942.]  W  1.44  :  2-19 

.3—457.  Chemical  companv,  air  operations  ;  Sept.  29.  1944.  [1944.]  12  p.  [Super- 
sedes T/O  &  E  .3^57,  Oct.  13,  1943,  including  Changes  1  and  2.  Nov.  4 
and  Dec.   21.    1943.]  W  1.44  :  3-457/2 

4-260-1.  Headquarters  .nnd  headquarters  battery,  harbor  defense.  Changes  ?,  :  Sept. 
28,1944.      [1944.]      13  p.  W  1.44  :  4/26n-l/ch.3 

5—52.  Headquarters  and  headquarters  companv,  engineers  port  construction  and 

repair  group.  Changes  1  :  Oct.  21.  1944.     1944.     1  p.     W  1.44  :  5-52/2/ch.l 

5-115.  Engineer  squadron  :  Sept.  30,  1944.  [1944.]  8  p.  [Supersedos  T/O  .5-115, 
Apr.  1.  1942.  including  Changes  1.  Oct.  2.  1942.]  W  1.44  :  .5-115 

.5—116.  Hendqunrters  and  headquarters  and  service  troop,  encineer  squadron  ;  Sept. 
30.   1044.      [1944.]      12  p.      [Supersedes  T/O  5-116,  Apr.  1.  1942.1 

W1.44:  5-116 

5-357.  Engineer  heavT  shop  companv  ;  Oft.  11,  1944.  [1944.]  12  p.  [Supersedes 
T/O  &  E  .5-357.  Mav  19,  1943.  including  Changes  1  and  2.  Oct.  25  and 
Def.  10,  1943.1  W  1.44  :  ."-357/2 

5-500.         Engineer  service  organization.   Changes   1  ;   Oct.   23.    1944.      [1944.]      3   p. 

W 1.44  :  5-500/2/eh.l 
Same.  Changes  2;  Oct.  28.   1944.      1944.      1  p.  W  1.44  :  5-500/2/ch.2 

C-10.  Division   artillery,   motorized,   infantrv   division  :    Sept.   27,    1944.      [1944.] 

8  p.  [Supersedes  T/O  &  E  6-10,  Feb.  26,  1944,  including  Chances  1. 
June  16.  1944.1  W  1.44:  6-10/3 

6-10-1.  Headqu.-irters  ,nnd  headquarters  battery,  motorized,  division  artillery,  in- 
fantry division  ;  Sept.  27.  1944.  [1944.]  15  p.  [Supersedes  T/O  &  E 
6-10-1.  July  15.  1943,  including  Changes  1-5,  Oct.  9.  194.3-Ju1v  26. 
1944.]  W  1.44  :  6-10-1/2 

6-12.  Headquarters  and   hendquarters   batterv.   motorized,    field   artillerv   croup  ; 

Oct.  20,  1944.  [1944.]  20  p.  [Supersedes  T/O  &  E  6-12."  Oct.  29. 
194."^,   including  Changes  1-6.   Nov.   23,   1943-Sept.   16.   1944.1 

W  1.44  :  6-12/3 

6-20-1.  Headquarters  and  headquarters  battery,  motorized,  field  artillerv  briL'ade  : 
Oct.  20.  1944.  [1944.1  16  p.  [Supersedes  T/O  &  E  6-20-1.  .T.m.  10. 
1944.   including  Changes  1   and  2,  Mar.  17  and  Aug.  7.   19'I.1 

W  1.44  :  6-20-1/2 

6-25.  Field  artillery  1i.i ttalion.   motorized.  105-nim  howitzer,   truck-drawn  :   Sept. 

27.  1944.  [1944.]  9  p.  [Sn-.-rsodes  T/O  &  E  6-25.  Julv  15.  1943. 
including  Changes  1-4,  Oct.  7,  lOlS-July  26.  1944.]  W  l".44  :  6-25/2 

6-26.  Headquarters  and  headquarters  battery,  motorized,  field  artillery  battalion, 

10.%-nini  howitzer,  tnick-dr.-i wn  or  tractor-drawn  :  Sejit.  27,  1944  [1044  ] 
15  p.  [Sup.Tsedes  T/O  *:  E  6-26,  .Tuly  15,  1943.  inchidin;'  Changes  1-6. 
Oct.  15.  194,3-Aug.  12,  1944.]  W  1.44  :  6-26/2 

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1458  Government  Publications 

Tables  of  orgaiiizalivn  and  cqtapmcut — Continued. 

G-27.  Field  artillery  battery,  motorized,  105-mm  howitzer,  truck-drawn  ;  Sept.  27, 

1044.      11U44.]      12  p.      [Supersedes  T/0  &  K  6-27,  July  15,  1943,  includ- 
ing Changes  1-6,  Oct.  20,  1943-Aug.  12.  1944.]  W  1.44  :  6-27/2 
Same,  Changes  1  :  October  21,  1944.      1944.      1  p.             W   1.44  :  6-27/2/ch.l 
6-29.           Service   battery,    field  artillery   battalion,   105-mni   howitzer,    trucii-drawn  ; 
Sept.  27,   1944.      [1944. J      10  p.      [Supersedes  T/O  &  E  6-29,   July   15, 

1943,  including  Changes  1-5,  Oct.  13,  1943-Aug.  12,   1944.] 

W  1.44  :  6-29/2 
Same,  Changes  1  ;  Nov.  4,  1944.     1944.     1  p.  \V  1.44  :  6-29/2/ch.l 

6-36.  Headquarters  and  headquarters  battery,  motorized,  field  artillery  battalion, 

155-mm  howitzer  or  4.5-iuch  gun,  truck-drawn  or  tractor-drawn  ;  Sept. 
27,  11M4.  [1944.]  10  p.  [Supersedes  T/O  &  E  6-30,  July  1.'),  1943, 
including  Changes  1-8,  Aug.  14,  1943-Aug.  12,  1944.]         W  1.44  :  0-36/2 

6-46.  Headquarters   and    headquarters    battery,    field   artillery    battalion,    75-mm 

gun,  hors(!  drawn,  or  75-mm  field  howitzer,  horse  ;  Sept.  30,  1944.  [1944.] 
15  p.  [Supersedes  T/O  0-46,  Apr.  1,  1942,  including  Changes  1-4,  June 
20,  1942-Aug.  7,  1944.]  W  1.44  :  0-46 

6-49.  Service  battery,  motorized,  field  artillery  battalion,  75-mm  gun,  horse-drawn, 

or  75-mm  field  howitzer,  horse;  Sept.  30,  1944.  [1944. J  8  p.  [Super- 
sedes T/O  0-49,  Apr.  1,  1942,  including  Changes  1  and  2,  July  10,  1942 
and  Aug.  7,  1944.]  \V  1.44  :  6-49 

6—50-1.       Headquarters  and  headquarters  battery,  motorized,  corps  artillery  ;  Oct.  20, 

1944.  [1944.]  15  p.  [Supersedes  T/O  &  E  0-50-1,  Dec.  27,  1943, 
including  Changes  1-4,  Feb.  3-Aug.  7,  1944.]  W  1.44  :  6-50-1/2 

6-55.  Field   artillery   battalion,    motorized,    155-mm   gun,    truck-drawn  ;    Oct.   20, 

1944.  11944.]  S  p.  [Supersedes  T/O  &  E  0-55,  July  31.  1943,  includ- 
ing Changes  1-3,  Nov.  3,  1943-July  28,  1944.]  W  1.44  :  6-55/2 

6-110.  Division  artillery,  cavalry  division  ;  Sept.  30,  1944.  [1944.]  10  p.  [Super- 
sedes T/O  0-110,  Apr.  1,  1942,  including  Changes  1-0,  June  2,  1942- 
Sept.  1,  1944.]  W  1.44  :  6-110 

6-110-1.  Headquarters  and  headquarters  battery,  division  artillery,  cavalry  division  ; 
Sept.  30,  1944.  [1944.]  15  p.  [Supersedes  T/O  6-110-1,  Apr.  1,  1942, 
including  Changes  1-4,  June  20,  1942-Aug.  7,  1944.]  W  1.44  :  6-110-1 

6-115.  Field  artillery  battalion.  75-mm  field  howitzer,  horse:  Sept.  30,  1944, 
[1944.]  11  p.  [Supersedes  T/O  0-115,  Apr.  1,  1942,  including  Changes 
1-4,   June  20,  1942-Aug.  7,  1944.]  W  1.44  :  6-115 

6-117.  Field  artillery  battery,  75-mm  field  howitzer,  horse  :  Sept.  30,  1944.  [1944.] 
14  p.  [Supersedes  T/O  6-117,  Apr.  1,  1942,  including  Changes  1,  Aug. 
7,  1944.]  W  1.44  :  6-117 

6-325.  Field  artillery  battalion,  motorized,  105-mm  howitzer,  tractor-drawn  ;  Oct. 
20,  1944.  [1944.]  8  p.  [Supersedes  T/O  &  E  0-325,  July  26.  1943, 
including  Changes  1  and  2,  Nov.  10,  1943  and  Aug.  7,  1944.] 

W1.44  :  6-325/2 

6-335.  Field  artillery  battalion,  motorized,  155-mni  howitzer  or  4.5-inch  gun, 
tractor-drawn:  Sept.  27,  1944.  11944.]  8  p.  [Supersedes  T/O  &  E 
6-335,  July  3.  1943,  including  Changes  1-6,  Aug.  14,  1943-July  26,  1944.] 

W  1.44  :  0-335/2 

6-337.  Field  artillery  battery,  motorized,  155-mm  howitzer,  or  4.5-inch  gun,  tractor- 
drawn  ;  Sept.  27,  1944.  [1944.]  12  p.  [Supersedes  T/O  r&  E  6-337, 
July  3,  1943,  including  Changes  1-6,  Dec.  10,  1943-Auc-.  12.  1944.1 

W1.44  :  6-337/2 

6-339.  Service  liattery,  motorized,  fiold  artillery  hatallion.  155-mm  howitzer,  or 
4.5-inch  gun,  tractor-drawn;  Sept!  27,  1944.  [1944.]  10  p.  [Super- 
sedes T/O  &  E  6-339,  July  3,  1943,  including  Changes  1-4,  Dec.  17,  1943- 
Aug.  12,  1944.]  W  1.44  :  6-339/2 

6-357.  Field  artillery  battery,  motorized.  155-mm  gun,  tractor-drawn.  Changes  4  ; 
Oct.  18,  1944.      1944.      1  p.  W  1.44  :  6-357/ch.4 

8-85.  Medical  s(|uadron.  cavalry  division  ;  Sept.  30.  1944.      [1944.]      2  p.      [Super- 

sedes T/O  8-85,  Apr.  1,  1942,  including  Changes  1.  Julv  30.  1942.] 

W  1.44:  8-85 

8-86.  Headoiinrtcrs  nnd   hoadctuarters   detachment,   medical    squadron  ;    Sejit.   30. 

1944.  [1944.]  10  p.  [Supersedes  T/O  8-86.  Apr.  1,  1942.  includinir 
Changes  1.  July  30.  1942.]  W  1.44  :  8-Sin, 

8-87.  Collecting  troop,  medical  squadron  :  Sept.  ,30,  1944.     [1944.]     8  p.     [Printed. 

Sunei-sedcs  T/O   S-S7.   Apr.   1,   1942.]  W  1.44  :  8-87 

8-88.  Clearing  trooo.  medical  squadron  :  Sept.  30,  1944.      [1944.]      10  p.      [Super- 

sedes T/O  8-88,  Apr.  1,  1942.]  W  1.44  :  8-88 

8-89.  Veterinary     troop,    medical    squadron  ;    Sept.    30.     1944.      [1944.]      10    p. 

[Supersedes  T/O  8-89,  Apr.  1,  1942.]  W  1.44  :  S-89 

8-195S.  Medical  battalion,  engineer  special  l)rigade  :  Oct.  21,  1944.  [1944.]  2  p. 
[Supersedes  T/O  8-195S,  Apr.   21,   1943.]  W  1.44  :  8-195S 

9-7.  Ordnance  medium  maintenance  company  ;  Sept.  30,  1944.      [1944.]      14  p. 

[Supersedes  T/O  &  E  9-7,  Feb.  5,  1944,  including  Changes  1.  Feb.  28. 
19H.]  W^  1.44:  9-7/2 

9-97S.  Ordnance  maintenance  company,  engineer  special  brigade  :  Oct.  7,  1944. 
[1944.]      10  p.      [Supersedes  T/O  &  E  9-97S,  Oct.  11,  1943.] 

W  1.44  :  9-97S/2 

9-500.  Ordnance  service  organization  ;  Oct.  14,  1944.  [1944.]  45  p.  [Super- 
sedes T/O  &  E  9-500,  Aug.  6,  194S,  including  Changes  1-3,  Oct.  9,  1943- 
Jan.  25.  1944.]  W  1.44  :  9-500/2 

9-620-lT.  Headquarters  and  headquarters  corapanv,  ordnance  base  depot  ;  Sept.  13. 
1944.       [1944.]       lip.  W  1.44  :  9-620-lT 

10-56.  Headquarters  and   headquarters  detachment,  quartermaster  battalion,   mo- 

bile. Changes  1  ;  Sept.  2  i.  1944.      [1944.]      4  p.  W  1.44  :  10-56/2/ch.l 

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Tables  of  organization  and  equipment — Continued. 

10-115.        Quartermaster  squadron;  Sept.  30,  1944.      [1944.]      8  p.      [Supersedes  T/O 

10-115,  Sept.  15,  1942.]  W  1.44  :  10-115 

10-110.        Headquarters  and  headquarters  troop,   quartermaster  squadron  ;   Sept.  30. 

1944.      [1944.]      10  p.      [Supersedes  T/O   10-116,   Sept.   15,   1942.] 

W  1.44:10-110 
10-118.         Quartermaster    pack    troop    (company)  ;    Sept.    26,    1944.      [1944.]      8    p. 

[Supersedes  T/O  &  E  10-118,  Dec.  18,  1943,  including  Clianges  1  and  2, 

Mar.  2  and  Apr.  4,  1944.]  W  1.44  :  10-118/2 

10-147.        Quartermaster  bakery  company;  Oct.  6,  1944.      [1944.]      12  p.      [Printed. 

Supersedes  T/O  &  E  10-147,  May  26,  1943,  including  Changes  1,  Apr.  6, 

1944.]  W  1.44  :  10-147/2 

10-397T.     Quartermastei  war  dog  platoon,  Changes  1  ;  Sept.  20,  1944.      [1944.]      2  p. 

W  1.44  :  10-397T/ch.l 
11-47.  Signal  troop,   cavalry  division;   Sept.  30,   1944.      [1944.]      15   p.      [Super- 

.sedes  T/O   11-47,   Apr.   1.   1942.]  W  1.44  :  11-47 

11-57.  Armored  signal  company.  Changes  3;  Oct.  13,  1944.      [1944.]      4  p. 

W1.44  :  ll-57/ch.3 
11-07.  Signal   heavy  construction   company.   Changes  2;   Oct.   13,    1944.      [1944.] 

4  p.  W  1.44  :  ll-67/ch.2 

11-96.  Headquarters    and    headquarters    detachment,    signal    operation    battalion, 

Changes  2  ;  Oct.   18.    1944.      1944.      1   p.  W  1.44  :  ll-96/ch.2 

11-617.         Signal  radar  maintenance  units,  Changes  2  ;  Sept.  13,  1944.      [1944.]      7  p. 

W  1.44  :  ll-617/ch.2 
12-42.  Headquarters  and  headquarters  company,  replacement  depot  ;  Oct.  14.  1944. 

[1941.]      11   p.      [Supersedes  T/O  &  E  20-42,  Aug.   31,   1943,   including 

Changes,  1-3,   Sept.   13.  1943-Apr.  6,   1944.]  W  1.44  :  12-42 

12-46.  Headquarters  and  headquarters  detachment,  replacement  battalion  ;  Oct.  12. 

1944.      [1944.]      10  p.      [Supersedes  T/O  &  E  20-46,  Aug.  31,  194:5,  in- 
cluding Changes  1  and  2,  Sept.  13.  1943  and  Mar.  4,  1944.]     W  1.44  :  12-4r, 
12-317.        Adjutant   general's   machine   records   unit;   Oct.   3,    1944.      [1944.1      14    p. 

[Supersedes  T/O  &  E  12-317.  Mav  29.  1943,  T/O  12-327,  Jan.  23,  1943, 

and  T/E  12-327,  Jan.  23,  1943.  including  Changes  1,  Jan.  26,  1944.] 

W  1.44:  12-317/2 
19-87.  Military  police  platoon,   cavalry   division  ;   Sept.   30,   1944.      [1944.]      7  p. 

[Supersedes  T/O  19-87,  Apr.  1.  1942.]  W  1.44  :  19-87 

19-117.         Military  police  platoon,  armored  division  ;  Sept.  28,  1944.      [1944.]      10  p. 

[Supersedes  T/O  &  E  19-117,  Sept.  15,  1943,  including  Changes  1  and  2, 

Dec.  30,  1943  and  Feb.  10,  1944.]  W  1.44  :  19-117/2 

44-7.  Antiaircraft   artillery   operations   detachment,   Changes  2  ;   Oct.    21.    1944. 

[1944.]      8  p.  W  1.44  :  44-7/ch.2 

44—12.  Headquarters    and     headquarters    battery,     antiaircraft     artillery     group. 

Changes  1  ;  Oct.  12,  1944.      [1944.]      4  p.  W  1.44  :  44-12/2/ch.l 

44-15.  Antiaircraft    artillery    gun    battalion,    mobile,    Changes    3;    Oct.    4,    1944. 

[1944.]      2  p.  W  1.44  :  44-15/2/fh.3 

44-16.  Headquarters  and  headquarters  battery,  antiaircraft  artillery  gun  battalion. 

mobile.  Changes  2  ;  Oct.  4,  1944.      [1944.]      4  p.        W  1.44  :  44-16/3/ch.2 
44-17.  Antiaircraft  artillery  gun  battery,  mobile.  Changes  2  :  Oct.  4,  1944.      [1944.] 

3  p.  W  1.44  :  44-17/2/ch.2 

44-115.        Antiaircraft  artillery  gun  battalion,  semimobile.  Changes  3  :  Oct.  4.  1944. 

1944.      1  p.  \V  1.44:  44-11 5/2/(01..-? 

44-116.         Headquarters  and  headquarters  battery,  antiaircraft  nrtillerv  gun  battalion, 

semimobile.   Changes  2  ;   Oct.   4,   1944.      [1944.]      4   p. 

W  1.44  :44-116/3/ch.2 

Same.  Changes  3  ;  Nov.  4,  1944.     1944.     1  p.  W  1.44  :  44-116/3/ch.3 

44-117.         Antiaircraft  artillery  gun  battery,   semimobile.   Changes   2:   Oct.   4.    1944. 

[1944.]      3  p.  W  1.44  :  44-117/2/ch.2 

44-200-1.    Hcadiiuarters  and   headquarters  batterv.  Armv  antiaircraft  artillerv  :   Oct. 

26.1944.      [1944.]      9  p.  W  1.44  :  44-200-1 

55-235.         Transportation  Corps:  Railway  shop  battalion.  Change  3:  Oct.  12.   1944. 

1944.      1  p.  W1.44  :  55-235/eh.3 

55-236.         Same  :   Headquarters   and   headquarters   companv,   railway   shoo   battalion. 

Changes  2  :  Oct.  12,  1944.      [1944.]      6  p.  "  W  1.44  :  55-230/ch.2 

5-5-237.         Same  :   Erecting    and    machine    shop    companv,    railwav    shon    battalion. 

Changes  3:  Oct.  12.  1944.      [1944.]      8  p.      "  W  1 .44  :  55-237/ch.3 

55-238.         Same  :   Boiler  and  smith  shop  company,  railwav  shop  battalion.  Changes  2  : 

Oct.  12,  1944.      [1944.1      6  p.  '  W  1.44  :  5.5-2.''.8/ch.2 

5.5-239.         Same  :   Car   repair  company,   railway   stop  battalion.   Changes   2  :   Oct.    12. 

1944.      [1944.1      4   p.  W  1.44  :  5.5-239/ch.2 

55-500.         Same:   Service  organization:  Sei)t.  29.  1944.      [1944.1      68  p.      [Suiiersedes 

T/O  &  E  5.5-500.  Aug.  17.  1943,  including  Changes  1-3.  Sept.  6-Oot.  25. 

1943.]  W1.44  :  5.')-500/2 

200-1.  Headquarter.?.    Army;    Oct.    26,    1944.      [1944.1      7    n.      [Supersedes    T/O 

200-1.  Tulv  1,  1942,  Including  Changes  1-4,  Dec.  26,  194.3-June  5.  194^. 

T/O  .5-200-1,  July  15,  1942,  T/O  11-200-1,  Apr.  1,  1942,  and  T/O  &  E 

11-200-1    f tentative),  Nov.  30.  1943.]  W  1.44  :  200-1 

200-2.  Headquarters  company.  Army  ;  Oct.  26,  1944.      [1944.]      23  p.      [Supersedes 

T/O  200-2.  July  1,  1942,  including  Changes  1  and  2.  Dec.  26.  1943  and 

Mar.  30.  1944.]  W  1.44:  200-2 

200-3.  Special   troops.    Army:    Oct.   26.    1944.      [1944.]      2    p.      [Supersedes    T/O 

200-3.  July  1,  1942,  including  Changes  1-3.  Dec.  23,  1942-Mar.  30.  1944.1 

W1.44  :  200-?. 

Terhtiirnl  manual.^.     Technical  manual:  Antiaircraft  machine  gnn  trainer  Ml): 
June  19,  1943.     [Publications  Division,  Raritan  Arsenal.  1944.]     cover  title,  104 

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1400  Government  Publications 

Technical  mnuudls — Continued. 

p.  il.  (TM  9-221.)  [Processed.  Prepared  under  direction  of  chief  of  ord- 
nance. Sui)er.sede.s  TM  9-2_'l.  Feb.  5,  ItMS]  t  W  1.35:  9-221 
NoTK.— -Technical  manuals  consist  of  a  series  of  pamphlets  supplementing  the  Field 
inauu.'il.'^  covering  subjects,  the  separate  treatment  of  which  is  considered  essential  to 
a  fuller  accomplishment  of  the  training  prescribed  in  the  Field  manual  series.  Thi- 
scope  of  this  series  includes  pamphlets  describing  mat6riel  and  containing  instructions 
for  the  operation,  care,  maintenance,  and  handling  thereof  :  guidebooks  for  instructors 
and  specialists  ;  reference  boolvs  ;  and  the  liite.      •  Item  1137 

Same.  Change.s  1;  Oct.  18,  1944.     [1944.]     12  p.  il.     (TM  9-221  [changes] 

1.)  [Copies  will  be  forwarded  to  depositorv  libraries  if  obtainable.  Super- 
sedes TB  !)-22l-l,  Mar;  8,  1944.]      *  I'aper,  .'.'c.  W  1.35:  9-221/ch.l 

Same:  Automotive  electricity,  Changes  3;  Nov.  10,  1M4.     [1944.]     13  p.  il. 

(TM  10-580  [changes]  3.)     t  W  1.35:  10-580/ch.3 

Same :  Blank  forms.  Changes  2 ;  Oct.  9,  1944.     1944.     1  p.  4°     ( [TM  14-508. 

changes  2.])  [.Accompanied  by  certain  revised  pages  to  be  inserted  in  the 
manual.]     *  Paper,  5c.  W  1.35 :  14-508/ch.2 

— ^—     Same:    Cardiograph,   portable;   Oct.   2,    1044.     19-14.     iii-i-33    p.    il.      (TM 
8-614.)     *  Paper.  10c. 
L.  C.  card  44-41694  W  1.35  :  S-61-it 

Same :  Enemy  prisoners  of  war  [chap.  1]  ;  Oct.  5,  1944.     1944.     [7]  +4  p.  4' 

(TM  19-500  [chap.  1].)      [Issued  in  loose-leaf  form]     *  Paper,  10c. 

W1.35:19-500/chap.l 

• Same:   Engine,   handpiece,   straight,   engine,   handpiece,   angle:    Sept.    23, 

1944.     1944.     iii-f-20  p.   il.      (TM  8-638.)      *  Paper,  10c.  W  1.35: 8-638 

Same:   Engineer  foundry;    Sept.   f..    1944.     1944.     iii^a'.  p.    il.      (TM  5- 

228. )      *  Paper,  15c.  W  1.35 :  5-228 

Same:  Fumigation  and  bath  companv  :  Oct.  21.  1044.     1944.     iv-r31  p.  il. 

4"     (TM   10-(;45  )      *  Paper,   15c.  W  1.35 :  10-645 

• Same:  Logarithmic,  trigonometric,  aiul  mathematical  tables  for  artillerv ; 

Oct.  1944.     1944.     iii-fl45p.il.      (TM20-23ii.)      *  Paper,  2.5c.       W  1.35 :  20-230 

Same:  Militn-y  diving:  Sept.  1,  1944.     1944.     iii+SCt  p.  il.      (TM  5-47.5.) 

[Supersedes  TM  .".475.  Diving  manual,  Sept.  25.  1943.]     *  Paper.  15c. 

W  1.35 :  5-^75 

Same:  Organization  and  functions  of  di.sbursing  offices.  Changes  3:  .Tune 

27,  1944.  [1944.]  1  p.  4"  (TM  14-.500  [changes]  3.1  [Accompanied  by 
certain  new  and  revised  pages  to  be  inserted  in  the  manual.  Copies  will  be 
f(»rwarded  to  depositorv  libraries  if  obtainable.]      *  Paper.  5c. 

W  1.35 :  14-500/ch.3 

Same:  Orientation  for  artillerv.  Changes  1 :  Nov.  2.  1944.     [1944.]     7  p.  il. 

(TM  44-225   [changes]   l.»     *  Paper,  .5c.  W  1.35  :  44-225/ch.l 

Same:  Payment  for  supplies  and  noiipersonal  services.  Changes  3:  Sept.  6, 

1944.  [1944.]  1  p.  4°  (TM  14-504  [changes]  3.)  [Accompanied  by  certain 
new  and  revised  pages  to  be  inserted  in  the  manual  ]     *  Paper.  .5c. 

W1.35:14-504/ch.3 

Same:   Personnel   classification:   .Tune   17.    1914.     1044.     iv-fl70  p.    il.  4" 

(TM  12-425.)  [Supersedes  AR  615-2.-..  .lulv  31.  1942.  including  Chr.iucs  1-"., 
Sept.  1.  1942-Sept.  25.  1943.  Supplement.  July  31.  19T2.  AR  615-28.  May  28, 
1942,  including  Changes  3-7,  May  .->-Sept.  25.  1943.  Classitication  memoran- 
dums S-15,  Mar.  19.  1942-Xov.  19,  1043.  and  all  an;endmonts  and  other  direc- 
tives and  memoranda  in  conflict  herewith.]     *  Paper,  45c. 

L.  C.  card  44-41697  W  1.35  :  12-425 

Same:  Power  unit  I'E-77-(*)  ;  Oct.  14.  1043.     n.  p    !19431.     vi-fr.6  p.  il. 

(TM  11-903.)      [No  distribution  to  depository  libraries  by  Documents  Office.]    t 

W  1.35 :  11-903 

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Technical  manuals — Continued. 

Same;  Power  units  I'E:-75-(C  througli  W)  and  l'E-75-(AA  through  AC), 

Changes  2:  Oct.  12,  1944.  [1944.]  28  p.  il.  (TM  11-901)  [changes]  2.) 
[Supersedes  TM  11-900-.I,  Aug.  20,  1943.  TM  11-900-K,  Jan.  13,  1943,  and 
TM  ll-90(>-T,  Jan.  26,  1943]      *  Paper,  10c.  W  1.3.") :  ll-9UO/2/ch.2 

Same:  Power  units  PE-77-A.  PE-77-B.  PE-77-<\  PE-77-D,  and  PE-77-E, 

Changes  1;  Oct.  3,  1944.     [1944. J      11  p.  il.      (TM  ll-9i,i3  [changesj  1.)     t 

W1.35:ll-9<)3/ch.l 

■ Same:  Preparation  and  administration  of  Army  supply  program;  Jan.  24, 

1944.  1944.  x+S3  +  [ll]  p. +[1]  folded  leaf,  il.2pl.  (T.M  38-210.)  [Issued 
in  loose-leaf  form.]     *  Paper,  25c.  W  1.35 :  38-210 

Same:   Quartermaster  handbook,   i-ailhead  company.  Changes  1;  July   1, 

1944.      [1944.]      15  p.      (TM   10-379   [changes]   1.)      t  W  1.35 :  10-379/ch.l 

Same:  Rectifier  power  unit  PP-34/MSM  ;  Mar.  1944.     n.  p.  [1944].     iv+ 

15  p.  il.  (TM  ll-9;;5.)  [No  distribution  to  dt'positorv  libi'aries  by  Documents 
Office]     t  '  W  1.35 :  11-9C5 

Same,  Changes   1;  Oct.  16.  1944.     [1944.]     4  p.     (TM  11-865   [changes] 

1.)     t  •  W  1.35 :  ll-9C5/ch.l 

Same:   Rectifier,  RA-36-J.   K,   L;   June  8,   1943.     [1944.]      [1]+12  p.   il. 

(TM  11-951.)     *  Paper,  10c.  W  1.35  :  11-951 

Same :  Sales  commissary  operation,  procedures  for  requisition,  purcha-^^e, 

receipt,  issue,  shipment  and  accounting  for  subsistence  supplies  by  sales  com- 
missaries;  Nov.  1,  1944.  1944.  [3]4-l^  P-  il-  4"  (TM  10-21.5.)  [Prepared 
under  supervision  of  commanding  general,  Aimy  Service  Forces.  Supersedes 
TM  10-215,  Commissary  operation,  Sept.   12,  1940.]     *  Paper,  40c. 

W  1.35 :  10-215/2 

Same:   Salvage  in  zone  of  interior.  Changes  3;   Sept.  15,   1944.     [l.>44.] 

2  p.  4°     (TM  38-505  [changes]  3.)     *  Paper,  5c.  W  1.35 :  38-.')05/ch.3 

Same:  Telephone  terminal  CF^l-A  (carrier)  and  repeater  CF-3-A  (car- 
rier), Changes  1 ;  Oct.  12,  1944.  [1944.]  66  p.  il.  4°  (TM  11-341  [changes]  1.) 
t  W  1.35 :  11-341/ch.l 

Same:  Timing  and  telephone  sets  ML-110-(*)  and  MLr-2ia-(*)  ;  Aug.  20, 

1943.  [1944.]  cover  title,  28  p.  il.  4"  (TM  11-334.)  [Text  on  p.  2  of  cover. 
Copies  will  be  forwarded  to  depositorv  libraries  if  obtainable.  Supersedes 
TM  11-334,  Dec.  28,  1»42,  and  TM  11-334,  June  5,  1943.]     *  Paper,  15c. 

W  1.35 :  11-334 

— —  Same:  Transportation  in  zone  of  interior  [with  list  of  references];  Aug. 
25,  1944.  1944.  viii-flSG  p.  il.  (T]\I  55-205.)  [Supersedes  TM  10-370,  Apr. 
8,  1941.]     *  Paper,  35c.  W  1.35 :  55-205 

Same :  Travel  allowances  of  War  Department  personnel.  Changes  1 ;  Oct.  13, 

1944.  [1944.]      [l]+22p.  4°     (TM  14-. 503  [changes]  1.)     *  ^'aper,  10<-. 

AV  1.35 :  14-503/ch.l 

Same:  Visual    identification    equipments    AN/VVX-1    and    AN/VVX-IX ; 

Apr.  3,  1^4.     [1944.]     vii+47  p.  il.  4°      (TTM  11-393.)     *  Paper,  15c. 

W  1.35 :  11-393 

Traininff  circular  58-72;  Sept.  25-Nov.  17,  1944.  [1944.]  various  paging,  il. 
[  Issued  with  perforations.  ]     t  W  1.36 :  944/58-72 

ARMY  AIR   PX)KCES 

Air  force,  official  service  journal  of  Army  Air  Forces.  Nov.  1M4 ;  [v.  27,  no.  11]. 
[1944.]  cover  title,  64  p.  il.  [Monthlv.  Text  and  other  illustrations  on 
p.  2-A  of  cover.]     J      •  W  108.7 :  27/11 

Government  supplies.  U.  S.  Army  specification :  camera,  aircraft,  type  K-24 ; 
Sept.  15,  1944.  [Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  Sept.  30.  1944.]  12  p.  il.  12" 
(No.  75-234-A.)      [Supersedes  75-234,  Jan.  5.  1943.]     t  W  1.49:  75-234-A 

•     Sent  to  Depository  Libraries 


1462  GrOVERNMENT   PUBLICATIONS 

Government  supplies — Continued. 

• Same:  Curtain,  gunfire  fragment-resistant;  Sept.  2,  1944.     [Wright  field, 

Dayton,  Ohio,  Sept.  22,  1944.]     12  p.  il.  12"     (No.  93-24903.)      [Supersedes  No. 

24903-A,  July  7.  1944.]     t  W  1.49 :  93-24903 

Same:  Heater,  utility,  type  F-3  (.shelter)  ;  Sept.  21,  1944.     [Wright  Field. 

Dayton,  Ohio,  Sept.  30,  1944.]  14  p.  il.  12"  (No.  94-40729.)  [Supersedes 
No.  40729,  Jan.  19,  1W4.]     t  W  1.49 :  94-40729 

Same:  Hoist,  aircraft  bomb,   type  C-3A ;  Sept.  26,  1944.     [Wright  Field, 

Dayton,  Ohio,  Sept.  30,  1944.]  5  p.  12°  (No.  93-24583-A.)  [ Siii>er.sedes  No. 
93-24583,  Sept.  13,  1941.]     t  W  1.49 :  93-24.-5S3-A 

Same  amdt.  1;  Oct.  28,  1944.     [Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  Oct.  30,  1944.] 

1  p.  12"     ( No.  93-24583-A  [amdt.  1] .     t  W  1.49  :  93-24.j83-A/amdt.l 

Same:  Impregnation  of  aluminum  and  magnesium  alloy  castings,  process 

for;  Sept.  S,  1944.  [Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  Sept.  22,  1944.]  4  p.  12" 
(No.  98-20037.)      [Supersedes  No.  20037,  Aug.  21,  1944.]     t      W  1.49:9^-20037 

Same:  In.sert,  knit  woolen  (for  type  D-3A  glove),  amdt.  2;  Oct.  24,  1944. 

[Wright  Field,  Dayton.  Ohio,  Oct.  30,  1944.]  1  p.  12"  (No.  94-319(VA  Tamdt. 
2].)     t  W  1.49  :  94-3190-A/amdt.2 

Same:  Lens  cone,  single  and  stereoscopic  (for  type  S-7  camera)  ;  Sept.  15, 

1944.  [Wright  Field.  Dayton,  Ohio,  Sept.  30,  1944.]  6  p.  12"  (No.  75-425.) 
[Supersedes  No.  31358,  Feb.  19,  1044.]     t  W  1.49  :  75-425 

Same:  Paper,     white-tissue     (photographic     dodging);     Sept.     11,     1944. 

[Wright  Field.  Dayton,  Ohio,  Sept.  30,  1944.]  3  p.  12°  (No.  75-424.)  [Super- 
sedes No.  31064,  Oct.  3,  1938.]     t  W  1.49:  75-424 

■ Same:  Plant,  electric  power,  type  B-6A  (9.4  KVA,  stationary),  amdt.  1; 

Sept.  4,  1944.  [Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  Sept.  8,  1944.]  2  p.  12°  (No.  94^ 
32343-B  [amdt.  1].)      t  W  1.49 :  94-32.343-B/amdt.l 

Same :  Plant,  electric  power,  type  C5-11A  (engine-driven,  2500  watts) ,  amdt. 

3;  Sept.  6,  1944.  [Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  Sept.  8,  1944.]  2  p.  12° 
(No.  9^32381-A  [amdt.  3].)  [Supersedes  and  includes  Amendment  2,  Aug. 
22,  1944.]     t  W  1.49 :  94-32381- A/amdt.3 

Same:  Plastic-sheet,  transparent  acrylate  base;  Sept.  12,  1944.     [Wi'ight 

Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  Sept.  23,  1944.]  10  p.  12°  (No.  94-12014-C.)  [Super- 
sedes No.  94-12014-B,  Aug.  30,  1937.]     t  W  1.49 :  &4-12014-C 

Same:  Powders,  film  and  paper  developer  (for  photographic  use)  ;  Sept. 

9,  1944.  [Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  Sept.  22,  1944.]  13  p.  il.  12°  (No. 
75-423.)      [Supersedes  no.  31215,  Apr.  27,  1942.]     t  W  1.49:  75-423 

Same:  Pump,  fuel  l>ooster,  type  B-7B,   (electric-motor-driven),  amdt.  1; 

Sept.  26,  1944.  [Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  Sept.  30,  1944.]  5  p.  il.  12°  (No. 
95-28163-B  [amdt.  1].)      t  W  1.49  :  95-28163-B/amdt.l 

Same:  Shell,   leather    (for   type  D-3A   glove),   amdt.   1;    Oct.   24,   1944. 

[Wright  Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  Oct.  30,  1944.]  1  p.  12°  (No.  94-3191-A  [amdt 
1]. )     t  W  1.49 :  94-3191-A/amdt.l 

■ Same:  Target,  tow,  tvpe  A-7  (aerial  gunnery)  ;  Sept.  25,  1944.     [Wright 

Field,  Dayton,  Ohio,  Sept.  :30,  1944.]  4  p.  il.  12°  (No.  94-40119-A.)  [Super- 
sedes No.  94-40119,  Nov.  26,  1940.]     t  W  1.49 :  94r-40119-A 

Technical  publications  for  Army  Air  Forces  field  technical  libraries,  book  list  IB; 
Oct.  1944.     Republican  Press,  Hamilton,  O.,  Oct.  24,  1944.     13  p.  il.  4°     $ 
L.  C.  card  44-41742  W  108.2  :  B  64/2/no.lB 

ARMY  SERVICE  FORCES 

Chaplain  serves,  narrative  and  factual  report  covering  activity  of  Chaplain  Corps, 
as  coordinated   by   chief   of  chaplains,    calendar   year   1943.     [Reprint   with 
changes]    Mar.   1,    1944.     [9] -f- 744- [3]    p.    il.     (Office,   Chief   of   Chaplains.) 
[Another  illustration  on  front  and  back  cover.]     t 
L.  C.  card  44-11322  W  109.2  :  C  36/2d  print 

•     Sent  to  Depository  Libraries 


December  1944  1463 

Supply  catalogs.     Army  Service  Forces  catalog:  Ordnance  supply  catalog.     [Pub- 
lications Department,  Raritan  Arsenal,  1944.1      [Processed.     Issued  with  per- 
forations.]    t 
Ord  10  SNL.  Tools  and  supplies. 

N-315.  Ordnance  base   armament  maintenance  battalion,   Changes   1  ;   July   8,   1944. 
3  p.     (Standard  nomenclature  list  N-SIO,  chanKes  1.)      [Tentative.] 

W  109.14  :  Ord  10  N-315/ch.l 

AD.IUTANT  GENEBAl's  DEPARTMENT 

Arm}/  life.     Army  life  and  Army  recruiting  news,  Oct.  1044;  v.  26,  no.  10.     [Gov- 
ernors Island.  N.  Y..  Recruiting  Publicity  Bureau,  United  States  Army,  Oct.  1, 
1044.]     18+ [2]   p.   il.  large  8°     [Monthly.]     t     Recruiting  Publicity  Bureau, 
Governors  Island,  N.  Y. 
L.  C.  card  War  22-1  W  3.45:  26/10 

Same,  Nov.  1944;  v.  26,  no.- 11.  [Governors  Island,  N.  Y.,  Recruiting  Pub- 
licity Bureau,  United  States  Army,  Nov.  1,  1944.]  18+ [2]  p.  il.  large  8° 
I  Monthly.  ]  W  3.45  :  26/11 

Poster.^.  Arnjy  conservation  project  ;  [posters,  etc.].  1944.  various  sizes.  [For 
official  use  only,  and  distributed  only  within  the  armed  services.]     % 

W  3.46/7  :  99-P-15  ( 1 )  ,etc. 

99-P-15    (1).  This  kind  of  sap  makes  tires,  this  kind  ruins  them!      LPost  on  organ- 

'  ization  bulletin  board.] 

99-P-15    (2).  Stoke  it.   don't   choke   it.      [Post   on   organization   bulletin   board.] 

115-E-25.  Nobod.f   loves  a   hot   water  hog.      [Paster.      Post   in   latrines  only.] 

116-S-6.  Quackpot  maintenance,  right  way  to  use  electrical  equipment. 

118-E-26.  For  your  comfort,  lights,  heat,  hot  water,  why  waste  them? 

A  war  message:  Don't  discuss  troop  movements,  ship  sailings,  war  equip- 
ment;   [poster].     1944.     11X8   in.     [Cardboard.]     J  W  3.46/1 :  T  75/3 

A  war  message;  Use  V-niail  today!  fast,  safe,  saves  cargo  space:    [all 

lettered  poster].     1944.     11X3  in.     [Cardboard.]     J  W3.46/l:Vn/2 

INFORMATION   AND  EDUCATION  DIVISION 

Sewsmap.  Newsmap,  Nov.  1-8  to  Nov.  22-29  [1944],  v.  3,  no.  30-33;  prepared 
bv  Armv  Information  Branch,  from  public  sources  of  information.  Nov.  13- 
Dec.  4,  1944.     Each     [2]  p.  il.  oblong  f     [Weekly.]     $        W  109.207 : 3/30-33 

Same,  special  edition,  Nov.  1-8  to  Nov.  22-29  [1944] ,  v.  3,  no.  30-33 ;  prepared 

bv  Armv  Information  Branch,  from  public  sources  of  information.     Nov.  20-Dec. 
11,1944.     Each  [2]  p.  il.  oblong  f°     [Weekly.]     $  W  109.207/2 : 3/30-33 

Newsmap,  industrial  edition,  Nov.  1-8  to  Nov.  22-29  [1944],  v.  3,  no.  30-33 ; 

prepared  bv  Armv  Information   Branch  from  public  sources  of  information. 
Nov.  13-Dec.  4,  1944.     Each  1  p.  il.  oblong  f     [Weekly.]     %     W  109.209  :  3/30-33 

Newsmap,  overseas  edition,  Nov.  1-8  to  Nov.  22-29  [1944]  ;  v.  3,  no.  30-33; 

prepared  by  Armv  Information  Branch,  from  public  sources  of  information. 
Nov.  20-Dec.  11,  1944.     Each  [2]  p.  il.  oblong  f"     [WeeklyT]     % 

W  109.208 : 3/30-33 

Soldiers.  Any  part  of  your  pay,  $5  or  more  will  get  you  4%  interest  in  soldiers' 
deposits.     [1944.1      [2]  p.  oblong  24°,  folded  into  narrow  24°  size,     t 

W  109.202  :  D  44 

^[EDICAL  DEPARTMENT 

Army  vnrsr,  for  Army  nurses.  Medical  Department  dietitians.  Medical  Depart- 
ment phvsical  therapists,  occupational  therapy  aides,  v.  1,  no.  10;  Oct.  1944. 
[1944.]    "21  p.  il.  4°     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t  W  44.29 :  1/10 

Posters.     I  serve,  be  an  Army  nurse;  [poster],     n.  p.  [1944].     22X16.9  in.     t 

W  44.20/1 :  N  93 

QUARTERMASTER  GBNEKAI.   OK    AKMY 

Controlled  materials  plan.     Operating  manual  for  controlled  materials  plan  in 
quartermaster  depots.     2d  edition.     Washington,  D.  C,  May  1944.     [97]  p  il. 
4°     [Processed.     Issued  in  loose-leaf  form  in  binder.]     % 
L.  C.  card  44-41737  W  77.15/1 :  C  76/944 

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1464  Government  Publications 

Government  contracts.     That  Army  contract  you  have.     [1944.]      [2] +6  p.  12"     t 

•  Item  1188  W  77.2 :  C  76 

Quartermaster  libra ri/  record,  selected  list  of  recent  additions  to  library,  v.  4, 
no.  14 ;  Nov.  1944.     [1944.]     p.  27-2S,  4"     [Monthly.     Processed.]     t 
L.  C.  card  41-r)i;iS0  W  77.34 :  4/14 

TR.VNSPORTA'I  ION,  OFFICE  OF  CHIEF  OF 

Organizational    manual.     Organizational    manual.     [Revised    edition.]     [1944.] 
cover  title,   [190]  p.  il.  map,  4°     (Tran.sportation  Corps  pamphlet  1.)     [Proc- 
essed.    Issued  in  loose-leaf  form.]     t 
L.  C.  card  44-41738  W  109.307  :  1 

ENGINEER  DEPARTMENT 

Report.  Report  of  chief  of  engineers.  Army,  [fi.scal  year]  1942  [with  Commercial 
statistics,  water-borne  commerce  of  United  States,  calendar  year  1941].  1943. 
2  pts.     [Part  1  is  bound  in  2  separate  volumes  which  bear  continuous  paging.] 

*  Paper,  pt.  1,  v.  1,  $1.75;  *  pt.  1,  v.  2,  $1.50;  *  pt.  2,  $2.00.     •  Item  1151 

L.  C.  card  15-4908  ,  W  7.1/1:  942 

pt.   1.  Annual  report   of  chief  of  engineers,   Armv.     2  v.     iii  +  l-1126  +  lxxviii+ [1]  + 

1127-2106  p.  « 

pt.  2.  Commercial    statistics,    water-borne   commerce   of    United    States,    calendar   year 

1941  ;    compiled    in    Office    of    Board    of    Engineers    for    Rivers    and    Harbors. 

xii-M473  p. 

Same.     (H.  doc.  658,  2  pts.  [in  3  v.],  78th  Cong.  2d  sess.) 

MISSISSIPPI   K1VE3?   COMMISSION 

NoTE. — The  publications  of  the  Mississippi  River  Commission  consist  of  annual  reports, 
annual  pamphlets  showing  daily  river  stages,  annual  pamphlets  showing  daily  river  dis- 
charge, and  annual  pamphlets  showing  results  of  river  discharge  measurements ;  also 
publications  of  the  Waterways  Experiment  Station  operating  under  the  direction  of  the 
Mississippi  River  Commission.  The  Mississippi  River  Commission  publishes  maps  and 
charts  of  the  Mississippi  River  ;  navigation  maps  of  the  Mississippi  River  from  Cairo.  111., 
to  the  Gulf  of  Mexico,  La. ;  and  wall  maps,  in  colors,  of  the  lower  Mississippi  River 
Valley  from  the  head  of  the  St.  Francis  Basin  near  Cape  Girardeau,  Mo.,  to  the  Gulf  of 
Mexico,  La.,  scale  1  :  500,000  and  1  :  250.000.  Topographic  quadrangle  maps  in  colors, 
scale  1  :  62,500  of  the  alluvial  valley  of  the  lower  Mississippi  River  are  also  published  by 
the  Mississippi  River  Commission  ;  the  topographic  quadrangle  maps  comprise  216  sheets 
and  cover  portions  of  the  States  of  Missouri,  Illinois,  Kentucky,  Arkansas,  Tennessee, 
Mississippi,  and  Louisiana  adjacent  to  the  Mississippi  River  and  tributaries,  with  an  area 
of  over  52,000  square  miles  mapped.  All  are  sale  publications  obtainable  only  from  the 
Mississippi  River  Commission,  except  the  annual  reports  which  are  issued  by  the  Super- 
intendent of  Documents,  Government  Printing  OfBce.  No  discount  is  allowed.  Requests 
for  information  as  to  lists  of  publications  and  maps  and  method  of  making  remittance 
should  be  addressed  to  :  The  Mississippi  River  Commission,  P.  O.  Box  SO,  Vicksburg,  Miss. 

Gulf  Intracoastal  Waterway.  Navigation  maps  of  Gulf  Intracoastal  Waterway, 
Port  Arthur,  Tex.,*  to  New  Orleans,  La.,  including  Morgan  City-Plaquemine 
route,  also  showing  confluent  Atchafalaya  River  system  and  outlets  to  Gulf. 
Scale  1 :  62,500.  2d  edition,  July  1944.  n.  p.  [1944].  cover  title,  1  p.  1  pi.  39 
maps,  oblong  f°  [Includes  35  detail  maps  which  read  advance  sheet  sub.iect 
to  correction,  1  legend  sheet,  1  vicinity  map  (drawn  to  scale  1: 11,875,000),  1 
mileage  sheet,  and  3  index  sheets  (drawn  to  scale  1:500,000).]  f  Paper,  75c., 
Mississippi  River  Commission,  Vicksburg,  Miss.  W  31.7 :  In  8/944 

PUBLIC  RELATIONS  BUREAU 

Posters.  Soldiers  without  guns;  Army  oflicial  poster.  1944.  29.9X21.1  in. 
[Illustrator,  Adolph  Treidler.     This  poster  also  issued  in  size  13.9x10  in.]     t 

W  107.8 :  So  4/2 

WAR  MOBILIZATION  AND  RECONVERSION  OFFICE 

Note. — The  War  Mobilization  and  Reconversion  Office  was  established  by  Public  law 
458,  78th  Congress,  approved  Oct.  3,  1944. 

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December  1944  1465 

CONTRACT  SETTLEMENT  OFFICE 

Note. — The  Contract  Settlement  Office,  established  as  an  independent  agency  by  Public 
law  395.  78th  Congress,  approved  July  1.  1944,  was  placed  within  the  War  Mobilization 
and  Reconversion  Office  by  Public  law  458. 

Termination  financing  for  war  contractors,  message  from  Office  of  Contract  Set- 
tlement.    [1944.]     cover  title,  32  p.     [Text  on  p.  2-4  of  cover.]     *  Paper,  lOe. 
•  Item  1131 
L.  C.  card  44-41719  Y  3.W  19/7 :  102  C  76 

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o 


Index  to 

United  States 
GOVERNMENT 
PUBLICATIONS 

Monthly  Catalog 


ISSUED     BY    THE 


Superintendent  of  Documents 
Nos.   588-599 

JANUARY-DECEMBER    1944 


UNITED    STATES 

GOVERNMENT    PRINTING    OFFICE 

WASHINGTON     :    1945 


INDEX 

To  Monthly  Catalog,  January-December  1944 


NorE.—Eniries  appear  in  this  index  ( I )  under  na mes  of  Government  or  corporate  authors: (£)under  personal 
authors:  (S)  under  series  titles  or  titles  of  publications,  if  distinctive;  ( 4 )  under  subjects.  Specific  subjects  are  not 
duplicated  under  the  QoBtrnment  authors. 


A  Page 

A.  A.  A.,  see  Agricultural  Adjustment  Agency. 

A.  A.  A.  Trucking  Corporation.- -.    59 

A.  B.  C.  Truck  Lines,  Inc 530 

A.  C.  E.  Transportation  Co.,  Inc 276 

A.  N.  C.  Committee,  see  Army-Navy-Civil  Com- 
mittee on  Aircraft  Design  Criteria. 
A.  S.  T.  R.  P.,  see  Army  specialized  training 

reserve  program. 
AAA,  see  Agricultural  Adjustment  Agency. 

Abbe,  Ernst  C,  shoot  ai)ex,  etc.,  in  maize 1342 

Abbot,  C.  Q.: 

Langley  aerodrome,  1914  tests  _ 89 

solar  radiation  as  power  source 1303, 1441 

Washington  precipitation 307 

weather  predetermined  by  solar  variation...  965 
see  also  Smithsonian  Institution. 

Abbott,  David  J.,  court  case  of  admx 435 

Abbott,  Virginia  C,  attack  turnover 1413 

Abbreviations: 

Army  regulations 707,  1315 

field  manual 585,868 

nautical  chart 74,  181 

Aberdeen  &  Rockfish  R.  R.: 

court  cases 665,  1394,  1432 

freight  rates ..-    59 

rates  on — 

carrots ._  817 

food  for  dogs 817 

phosphate  rock 534 

potash 1158 

running  boards  (locomotives) 535 

Aberdeen  Plywood  Corporation 1393 

Aberdeen  Truck  Line 1040 

Aberle,  Inc 567,  690 

Abernethy,  R.  F.: 

fusibility  of  coal  ash,  correction  for  Dec.  1943 

catalog 336 

Kentucky  coals 1150 

Pennsylvania  anthracite  coals. 1266 

Virginia  coals 1033 

Abernethy,  Thomas  Q.   (Representative  from 
Miss.): 
reports  made  by- 
Claims  Com .30-31,  143, 

243,    245,     364,     501,     765-766,     1125-27 
.\bies,  see  Fir. 
Abilene  &  Southern  Ry.: 

rates  on  petroleum 818 

rates  on  rice 1393 

Secretary  of  Navy  vs 418,1287 

Ableiter,  J.  K.,  soil  survey. 740 

Aboriginal  culture.  South  American 1304,  1441 

see  also  Archeology. 

About  face!  (a  soldier  show) 1217 

Abraham,  Dorothy,  ta.x  appeal 1195 

Abraham,  Herbert,  tax  appeal 1195 

Abramovich,  G.  N.,  free  jet  of  compressible  gas..  409 
Abrams,  Hilda,  statistical  summary  of  Tulsa 

industrial  area 174 

Abrasion  tools,  standard  nomenclature  list.  213,  723 

Abrasives,  materials  in  1943. 1035 

«ee  also  names  of  abrasive  materials. 
Absentee  voting,  see  Voting. 


Page 
Absenteeism: 

ABC  of  absenteeism.. 1046 

are  you  hit  by  absenteeism? 1108 

auditing,  absence  record  forms 405 

controlling,  methods 67 

controlling,  war  plant  experience 674 

disabilities  causing 154 

frequency  of  short-term  absences 1375 

material  published  by  Dept.  of  Labor 674 

posters 87,  179,  600,  1094 

private  shipyards. 946,  1411 

program  designed  to  reduce 1438 

unauthorized  time  away  from  job 1048 

Abstracts,  see  subjects  of  abstracts. 

Academy  of  Sciences,  see  National  Academy  of 

Sciences. 
Accident   Boards   and   Commissions,   Associa- 
tion of,  see  International  Association 
of  Industrial  Accident  Boards  and 
Commissions. 
Accidents: 
aircraft — 

Army  regulations... 202,  683,  1204 

Civil  Aeronautics  Board  reports 620, 

906,    1006-9,    1113-15,    1237-39,    1353-56 

are  you  hit  by  accidents? 1108 

claim  investigations,  Army  regulations 98 

clay  mines  and  pits,  1942 270 

coal-mine 271,    525,    1383 

coal-mine  fatalities,  monthly.  .53. 161,  271, 391, 525, 
661,    809,    932,    1034,    1150,    1267,    1383 

coke-oven,  1942 271 

Coppermine,  1942 271 

crane,  causes  in  shipyards 829 

due  to  misuse  of  explosives 53 

gold,  silver,  etc.,  mines,  1942. 933 

industrial,  discussion.. 1046 

industrial  plants,  record  manual 945 

iron-ore  mines,  1943 1151 

lead  and  zinc  mines 271, 1267 

longshore  industry,  causes  in  1942. 946 

marine  casualties.  Army  regulations...  583,  1204 

mechanical  equipment 106 

metal  mine  162,  661,  033 

metallurgical  plants,  1942. 271 

minei-al    industries  1151 

motor   vehicle — 

fatalities,  amiual  summary,  1941 134 

fatalities,  annual  summary,  1942 1111 

fatalities,  quarterly  summary 134 

618,  1004,  1234 

mechanical  defect  of  vehicles... 938 

motor  carrier  fire  accidents 536,  1394 

nonmetal   mine  -    661,   810,   933 

paper  and  pulp  industry,  control ...  1167 

petroleum  industry,  1942 54 

prevention,  something  to  shoot  at! 1046 

prevention,  suggestions  for  farm 607,  995 

quarry,  1942. 162,  1268 

railroad — 

accident  bulletin  112.. 1154 

grade-crossing,  1943 813 

investigation  reports 55-56,  164-165, 

274,     395-396,     527-528,      663,     813, 
934-935,   1038,   1154-55,   1270-71,  1386 

1467 


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Index,  1944 


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A  ccidpnts— Continued 
railroad— continupd 

reported  by  steam  railways,  summary       56, 
le/),    274,   396,   663,   813,    1038,    1155, 
1271.1386. 
reducinp  casualties  on  production  front.  -   ..  173 

safe  practices  in  paiK>r,  etc.,  industrj' 1167 

shipyards,  causes 1280 

shipyards,  factors  ...  ..   1047 

slauphtering  and  meat  packing,  control 944 

stop  accidents.  Government  program 1189 

supervision  failure  as  rel.  to  causes 722 

Sft  alKo  Collisions  at  sea— Employers'  lia- 
bility and  workmen's  compensa- 
t  ion— E  X  p  1  0  s  i  o  n  s— First  aid- 
Injuries— Safety  of  life. 

Accolade  certificates 327 

Accomac  County,  Va.,  mail  routes,  schedules. .  296, 

686,    1059.    1424 
Accountable  officers,  see  Disbursing  officers. 
Accounting,  see  Accounts  and  accounting. 
Accounting    Office,    see    General    Accounting 

Office. 
Accounting,  Statistical,  and  TarifT  Department, 

Federal  Communications  Comn...  1256 
Accounts  and  accounting; 

air  carriers,  uniform  system 490,1236-37 

Army  personnel,  settlement  of  accounts   -.  648, 

1363 

Army  regulations     99,202 

318,  583,  866,   1076,   1203,   1314,   1315 
checking  accounts  for  clerks  of  U.  S.  courts, 

etc  .   .    769 

description  of  profession  of  accounting 852 

farm  bookkeeping  and  Federal  income  tax    1226 

fiscal  accounting  for  field  installations 713 

fixed  price  contracts — 

accounting  for  Government  property. . .  872 

termination  accounting  manual 981,1213 

instructor's  course  outline 1316 

Navy  accounting  numbers 953 

nonappropriated  welfare  funds 1084 

professional   personnel  situation  in  public 

accounting  firms 1300 

repairs,  etc.,  accounting,  post  engineers 208 

textile  accounting  manual 1302 

uniform  system  of  accounts — 

ocean-cable  carriers 1372 

radiotelegraph  carriers 1372 

telephone  companies 1371-72 

wire-telegraph  carriers 1372 

vegetable  dehydration,  cost  accounting .343 

see  also  Disbursing  officers— Finance— aZ«o 
names  of  departments,  bureaus,  etc. 

Accounts  and  Audits  Bureau 1377 

Accounts  Bureau,  Fiscal  Service 439 

Accounts  Bureau,  Navy  Dept.,  »ee  Supplies  and 

Accounts  Bureau,  Navy  Dept. 
Accounts  Bureau,  Post  Oflice  Dept.,  estimate, 

etc 689 

Accounts  Committee,  House: 

reports 28-29, 

142,  241, 362, 499, 626-627, 762, 1014-15,  1123 

Accurate  Tool  Co 679 

Acee,  Alfred; 

collection  of  unpaid  wages _.  831,944 

State  labor  legislation  in  1944 1167 

workmen 's  compensation  laws 1 278 

Acetic  anhydride,  inflammability  and  ignition 

temperatures 160 

Acetylene  cylinders,  specification.. 1178 

Acetylene  generators,  explosions 810 

Acetylsulfadiazine,  see  Sulfa  drugs. 
Achievement  awards; 

announcing 2.30 

for  food  processors _  349 

Acid-cupric-chromate,  specification 582 

Acid  potassium  phthalate: 

determination  of  pH 908 

hydrogen-electrodes  in  solutions 1241 

Acidophilus  milk,  see  Milk. 
Acids; 

dilute,  hydrolysis  of  wood,  etc 1346 

general  schedule  of  supplies 1310 

see  also  names  of  acids. 

Ackerman  Air  Service 906 

Acme  Brewing  Co 1394 

Acoma,  new  material  from 307 

Aconite  poison  whaling  in  Asia  and  America.  307, 308 


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Acquisitions  Department,  Librarv  of  Congress     69 
175,  284,  408,  553,  677,  832,  947,  1169 
1281. 
Acree,  S.  F.: 

hydrogen  electrodes  in  phthalate  solutions    1241 

metacre.solsulfonphthalein 236 

pH  of  acid  potassium  phthalate 908 

pH  of  p-phenolsulfonate  buffers 7.S3 

pll  values  of  sulfonic  acids '  236 

trioxane 1011 

Acres  are  aces .'....._  487 

Actinomyces  scabies,  variation  and  physiologic 

spyecialization 999 

Actions  at  law: 

Army  regulations,  litigation 584,1204 

evidence,  safeguarding  admission — 

hearings 14,1 

minority  views 772 

report 772 

frauds  against  IT.  S.,  limit  private  suits.      26, 27 
monthly  report,  packers  and  stockyards  act     14, 
133,  231,  349,  486,  744,  902,  1001,  1109, 
1232. 1348. 

personal  property  cases,  U.  S.  defendant 249 

prosecutions  after  lapse  of  statute 377, 497 

see  also  names  of  parties  to  suits. 
Acts,  see  Laws. 

Actuaries  Board,  report,  23d ino 

Actuary  Office,  Social  Security  Bd 1260 

Adair,  Floyd  M.,  relief  of  estate 1123 

Adairsville  quadrangle,  Ga 1382 

Adam,  Folger,  court  case 6.50.819 

Adams,  A.  R,  relief 642^764 

Adams,  Alva  B.,  memorial  services .  .  1014 

Adams,  Alva  B.,  tunnel,  see  Alva  B.  Adams 

tunnel. 
Adams,  Annette  A.,  additional  compensation..    25 
Adams,  Georgian; 

conservation  of  food  resources 480 

vitamin  content  and  preservation  of  food...  480 

Adams,  K.  T.,  hydrographic  manual 907,1356 

Adams,  William  W.: 

coal-mine  accidents 271, 1383 

coke-oven  accidents 271 

employment,  etc.,  in  mineral  industries...  1151 

metal-  and  nonmetal-mine  accidents 661 

national  safety  competition  of  1943 1152 

production  of  industrial  explosives iei,  1034 

quarry  accidents 1268 

Adams,  Howe  &  Norman,  Inc 301,568 

Adapters; 

gun  camera,  specification 450 

gun  mount,  specifications 450.454 

quadrant,  standard  nomenclature  list 112 

Addison,  WUma  E.,  court  case 277,858 

Additon,  Annie  S.,  tax  appeal 436 

Additon,  Harry  L.,  tax  appeal 4,36 

Addresses,  copvrighted 70, 

176.  408,  553, 832, 1049. 1281 
see  also  subject  of  address,  or  name  of  person 
by  whom  delivered. 

.A.ddy  Motor  Co 533 

Adelson,  Sadye  F.,  family  food  consumption..  1105 
Aden,  Gulf  of,  sailing  directions,  supplement..    416 

Adhesive  for  sealing  fiberboard  boxes 10.55 

Adirondack  Transit  Lines,  Inc. 1391 

Adjutant  General's  Department 104, 

208,  327,  462,  596,   721,    881,  986,  1091, 
1215,  1328.  1463. 

Army  regulations 866 

forms  stocked  by  depots 586. 1317, 14.55 

organization  and  functions 462.  721,  986.  1328 

posters 104.  209,  327.  462.  596-597.  721.  881- 

882,  986.  1091-92,  1216,  1.328-29,  1463 
tables  of  equipment  -  206,321,449,1211,  1321,1459 

tables  of  organization 2m,  449,  121 1,  1321,  1459 

Adjutant  general's  field  manual 320,  585, 1078 

.\dkins  Properties.- 819 

Administration. 

Note.— For  all  headings   in  which  the 

word  "Administration"    occurs,    see   the 

alphabetlng  word.  e.  g.  Civil  Aeronautics 

Administration.    Foradministrationof  the 

.\rmy,  see  .\rmy. 

Administrative  analysis  symposium 1141 

Administrative  law,  see  Law. 

Admiinstrative  Management  Department,  Price 

Administration  Office 1295 

Administrative  Office,  Navy.Dept 1052 


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Administrative  Office  of  United  States  Courts    123, 
3)1,  735, 1101, 1225 
Administrative  procedure, 
prescribing— 

report 1017 

additional  copies - 1129 

Administrative  series,  Agriculture  Dept 13 

Administrative  Surveys  Division,   Public  As- 
sistance Bur 387 

Admiral,  reestablishing  grade  of  admiral  of  the 

Navy 371 

Admiralty: 

proceeaings  against  U.  S.,  staying — 

hearings... 649,917 

law  _- 914 

reiK)rts _ 649,  775 

Admission  taxes,  regulation 579 

Adoption: 

placing  the  child 1277 

problems  of  illigitimacy,  etc 1278 

procedure  and  the  community_ _  1166 

Adult  Blind,  Books  for  the,  see  Books  for  the 
Adult  Blind. 

Adult  Corrections  Division  .- __ 42 

-Adulteration,  see  names  of  certain  commodities. 

Advance  Transportation  Co.  of  Wisconsin S16 

Advert  i^in,": 

Cadt't  Nurse  Corps,  advertiser  cooporntion.    48 

food  fights  for  freedom,  fact  sheet 189 

help  food  fights  for  freedom  program ._.  614 

in  newspapers,  aid  in  U.  S.  bond  sale — 

hearings 148 

rejwrts .--  252,  510 

views 510 

stove  rationing,  admakers  handbook 303 

war  advertising  service  for  newspapers  ..  85, 189 

war  bond,  between  driven,  copy  guide 865 

Advertising  matter,  rates  on 1389 

.\dvisory   Board  on   Contract   Settlement,  see 
Contract       Settlement       Advisory 
Board. 
-\dvisory  Board  on  Just  Compensation,  appoint- 
ment  504 

-\^dvisory  Committee  for  Aeronautics,  see  Na- 
tional    Advisory     Committee     for 
Aeronautics. 
Advisory  Committee  on  Rules  for  Civil  Proced- 
ure: 

rules  of  civil  procedure,  amendments 967 

rules  of  criminal  procedure 1069 

Advisory  Council  on  War  Service  Education 
and  Training,  see  War  Service  Edu- 
cation and  Training  Advisory  Coun- 
cil. 
Aegilops,  hybrids  with  Triticum  durum,  etc...  740 

.\erial  delivery  container,  specification 452 

Aerial  embarkation  ports,  regulations 99 

Aerial  gunnery  trainer,  specification 459 

Aerial  navigation,  see  Aeronautics,  and  referen- 
ces. 

Aerial  photographs,  reading,  field  manual 1205 

Aerial  photography,  technical  manual 712 

Aero-Climatologioal  Section  of  Climate  and  Crop 

Weather  Division 024 

Aerology,  see  Air. 

Aerology  Section 951 

.Aeronautical  Board. 123, 

223,  341,  475,  607,  893,  1225 
Aeronautical  engineering,  see  Engineering. 
Aeronautical  instruments,  see   Aiicraft  instru- 
ments. 

Aeronautical  standards,  Armv-Navy,  index 123, 

223,341,475,607,893,  1225 
Aeronautical    supplies,     what    are    allowance 

ILstsV 1417 

Aeronautics: 

aerial  navigation  convention 1068 

agricultural  products  and  air  transportation.  484 
air  carriers — 

accounts,  uniform  system 490, 1236-37 

airline  statistics,  1938-42 490 

operating  certification 1356 

scheduled  air  carrier  rules 354 

air  commerce  act,  legislative  history 503 

air  navigation — 

flight  preparation  training. 1052, 1053 

problems 1053 

radioelectric  service,  regulations. . 1442 

tables 1212 


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Aeronautics— Continued 

air  tralhc  rules 138,  620,  1356 

air  transportation,  labor  market.. 1437 

Army  regulations,  flying 706, 1453 

civil  aeronautics  bulletin 18 

civil  aeronautics  journal 18, 

137,  235,  353,  490,  620,  751,  905,  1113, 
1236,  1353 

index,  v.  4 _ 1 236 

civil  aeronautics  manual 235, 620, 1353 

civil  air  regulations... 138,235,354,907,1356 

amendments. ; 19 

digest  for  pilots 18 

civil  aviation,  report 1127 

education  for  air  age 137 

flight  advisory  areas,  map. 137 

flight  engineering  report 137. 1113 

flight  of  Wilbur  and   Orville  Wright,  com- 
memorate   26,  39 

liight  preparation  training  series. 1052, 1053 

flights  by  personnel  of  Army,  etc 957 

foreign  air  news  digest. ..907, 1009, 1115, 1239, 1356 

index 907 

lifting  rotor  in  forward  flight 1414 

Mexican  growth... 1423 

military  aviation  mission,  Paraguay 194 

multiple  taxation  of  air  commerce_.  771, 788, 916 
non-military  and  non-naval  transportation 

on  air  transports 1291 

ocean-air  transportation,  memorandum 504 

overseas  air  service  patterns 1237 

origination-destination  data,  1938-42...  1237 

sea  passenger  trartic  data,  1930-38 1237 

physics  for  aviation 1053 

reconversion  and  air  power 1351 

rules,  etc.,  of  F.  C.  C.  governing  aviation..  1372 

transport  category  requirements 1353 

see  also  Aircraft,  and  types  of  aircraft — Air- 
ports and  aviation  fields — Aviators. 
-Aeronautics  Administration,  see  Civil  -Aeronau- 
tics -Administration. 
Aeronautics  Advisory  Committee,  see  National 
Advisory  Committee  for  Aeronau- 
tics. 
Aeronautics  Authority,  see  Civil  Aeronautics 

Authority. 
Aeronautics  Board,  see  Civil  Aeronautics  Board. 

Aeronautics  Bureau,  Navy  Dept 289, 

411,837,1052,1173,1417 

appropriations,  proposed  provision 847 

po.sters 411,837,1173 

Aeronautics  Division,  Library  of  Congress 284 

Aetna  Casualty  &  Surety  Co.: 

court  case 402,699,825 

correction  of  entry  on  699 730 

-Afanasiev,  Michel,  «eeds  of  Cercis  canadensis  ..1225 
Africa: 

lights  and  fog  signals 290,415 

pocket  guides  to  North  and  West  Africa 114 

sailing  directions,  supplements 413,416 

Afros,  John  L.; 

convention  of  boilermakers,  etc 674 

International    Ladies'    Garment    Workers 

Union 1411 

United  Hatters,  Cap  and  Millinery  Work- 
ers  1280 

Aged,  see  Old  age  and  survivors  insurance — Old 

age  assistance. 
Agency  management,  see  Qovernment  oflTices. 
Agent  oflicers,  see  Disbursing  ollicers. 
Ager,    Thelma    C,  Commerce  Dept.  publica- 
tions  911 

Aggregates: 

concrete,  thermal  expansion... 621 

road,  rates  on 398 

Agricidtural  adjustment,  see  Agricultural  -Ad- 
justment Agency— Agriculture. 

Agricultural  Adjustment  Agency  - 14, 348, 

350,484,614,743,901,1107,1231 

appropriation,  proposed  provision 298 

functioning,  notes  of  general  interest 220 

posters 485, 743 

report,  1943... 133 

Agricultural  and  Industrial  Chemistry  Bureau.  9, 
126,  226,  343,  609,  737,  895,  997,  1103, 
1227.1340 

publications  and  patents,  1943 609 

report,  1943 343 

Agricultural  chemistry,  see  Chemistry. 


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Index,  1944 


Page 

Agricultural  colleges,  alumni  citizens  of  other 

republics 1258 

Kft  also  Land-grant  colleges — also  names  of 
colleges,  or  universities  with  which 
colleges  are  connected. 
Agricultural      Commission,      Mexican-United 
States,  see  Mexican-United  States 
Agricultural  Commission. 
Agricultural  commodities,  see  Agricultural  prod- 
ucts. 
Agricultural  conservation  program; 

1944  AAA  conservation  practices 484-485 

applications  for  paj'ment 1107 

bulletin 348 

facilitate 362,373,510,626,758,1121 

statistics 607 

see  also  Agriculture. 
Agricultural  cooperation,  see  Cooperation. 
Agricultural  credit: 

agricultural  finance  review 124 

circulars  on  farm  credir IIOG 

compromise,  etc.,  certain  indebtedness 1131 

farm  credit  looks  ahead 893 

farm  purchase  loans 616, 1233 

financing  farm  mortgages  cooperatively 1343 

in  Mexico .-  128 

in  wartime -_. 476 

loans  for  damaged  property — 

hearings 628 

law 757 

proposed  provision 687 

reports... 626,628 

loans  under  F.  C.  A.  reports 346,1106 

post-war  planning  committees,  suggestions..  481 

production  credit  associations 1106 

publications  of  Federal  Government,  etc_-.  348 

publications  on  agricultural  finance 124 

simplify  and  improve  credit  services. 762 

see  also  Mortgages. 
Agricultural  Credit  Administration,  see  Farm 

Credit  .\dministration. 
Agricultural  economics,  see  Agriculture. 

Agricultural  Economics  Bureau 8, 

124,  224,  342,  476,  608,  736,  894,  995, 
1102, 1226, 1338. 

publications,  monthly  check  list 9, 

126,  225,  343,  609,  737,  895,  997,  1103, 
1227, 1339. 
Agricultural  education,  see  Agriculture. 

Agricultural  Engineering  Division 1106 

Agricultural  Engineering,  Plant  Industry,  and 
Soils  Bureau,  see   Plant  Industry, 
Soils,  and  Agricultural  Engineering 
Bureau. 
Agricultural  experiment  stations: 

bulletins,  1941  and  1942. _.__.. 1107 

report,  1943, .." 227 

vitamin  content,  etc.,  of  foods,  research 480 

workers  in  agricultural  subjects 611 

see  also  names  of  stations. 
Agricultural  extension,  see  Extension  Service — 

Extension  work. 
Agricultural  Extension  Service,  see  Extension 

Service. 
Agricultural  financing,  see  Agricultural  credit. 
Agricultural  implements,  see  Farm  implements 

and  machinery. 
Agricultural  Jefferson  Bicentenary  Committee, 
see  National  Agricultural  Jefferson 
Bicentenary  Committee. 
Agricultural  labor,  see  Farm  labor. 
Agricultural  laborers,  see  Farm  labor. 
Agricultural  loans,  see  .\gricultural  credit. 
Agricultural  machinery,  see  Farm  implements 

and  machinery. 
Agricultural  materials,  see  Agricultural  supplies. 
Agricultural  Outlook  Conference: 

remarks  by  Claude  R.  Wickard 124 

correction  of  entry 472 

statement  by  Mordocai  Ezekiel. ...* 7 

Agricultural  pests,  see  Insects— Pests— oJso'names 

of  pests  or  plants  affected. 
Agricultural  prices,  see  Prices. 
Agricultural  products: 

air  transportation 484 

alcohol  and  rubber  from  farm  crops— 

.hearings 148,782 

report.. - 1131 

assembling  industry,  wage  order  poster 1168 

buying  and  selling  abroad,  discussion 1339 


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Agricultural  products— Continued 

Commodity  Credit  Corporation  owned 230, 

614, 1000, 1348 

futures  statistics,  July  1942-June  1943 349 

government  purchase  and  sale  in  Canada...    83 

international  trade  increases  demand 1337 

marketing  of  commodities,  aid 362, 

373,510,626,758,1121 

maximum  prices... 343,609 

of  Tennessee  Valley,  industrial  research 968 

post-war  study,  demand  depends  upon  city..  347 

prices  received  by  farmers 997 

southern  crops,  industrial  utilization 997 

standards,  consumers'  guide 1231 

subsidies,  forbid  use — 

hearings 38 

report 149,240 

veto  message 297 

value,  by  color  and  tenure  of  farm  operator.  750 

wartime  packaging 1348 

weights  and  conversion  factors 476 

world  trade,  redirecting  toward  better  nu- 
trition  342 

see  also  Crops— Food— oZ«o  names  of  special 
products. 
Agricultural  Relations  Oflfice,  see  Foreign  Agri- 
cultural Relations  Office. 

Agricultural  Research  Administration. 9, 

126,  226.  343,  478,  609,  737,  895,  997, 
1103,  1227, 1340. 

report,  1943 226 

Agricultural   research   journal,   see  Journal   of 

agricultural  research. 
Agricultural  schools,  see  Agricultural  colleges — 
Agriculture — also  names  of  schools, 
or  universities  with  which  they  are 
connected. 
Agricultural  Section,  War  Finance  Division.  201, 582 
Agricultural  series,  see  Agriculture. 
Agricultural  situation,  see  Agriculture. 
Agricultural    statistics,    see    Agriculture— a/«o 
names  of  certain  animals  and  prod- 
ucts. 
Agricultural  supplies: 

general  schedule  of  materials 1449 

outlook 229 

purchasing  cooperatives,  handbook 1106 

purchasing  through  Southern  States  Coop- 
erative, Inc 346 

substitute  for  scarce  materials 347 

Agricultural  workers,  see  Farm  labor. 
Agriculture: 

agricultural  adjustment,  1943 484 

agricultural  adjustment  acts — 

amend  act  of  1938 241,498 

com  pilation 1247 

agricultural  series 518 

agricultural  situation  (periodical).. 8, 

124-125,  342,  476,  608,  736,  894,  995, 
1102,  1226.  1338. 

agriculture  in  the  Americas 11, 

128,  228,  347,  481,  612,  741, 899, 1000, 
1106,  1229,  1343 

index,  v.  3 347 

American  agriculture  series... 1058 

bibliography 13, 

131,  230.  348,483,  614,  743, 900,  1000, 
1107.  1231,  1347. 

author  index,  v.  2 13 

title  page  and  anthor,  etc..  Indexes,  v.  3      13 
title  pafe  and  author,  etc.,  indexes,  v.  4    743 

books,  selected  list 1231 

census,  1940  (16th)— 

pamphlet 490 

uses  of  statistics. 17, 18 

value  of  farm  products... 750 

census  publications,  price  list 804 

conservation,  see  in  main  alphabet.  Agricul- 
tural conservation  program— Soil 
conservation. 

contributions  of  Jefferson,  recognition 26 

decisions - --     7. 

223,  475, 607,  735, 995, 1101, 1337 

directing  vocational  day  school  students 518 

dry  land  rotation  and  tillage  experiments...  740 
extension  work,  see,  in  main  alphabet,  Ex- 
tension work. 

farm  relief  acts,  compilation 1247 

financial  structure,  impact  of  war 1338 

food  and  farming  in  1943 484 


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Agriculture— Continued 

foreien  agriculture  (periodical) 12, 

128,  228,  347,  481,  612,  741,  899,  1000, 
1106,  1229, 1343. 

index,  v.  7 ---  128 

foreign  agriculture  report -  741 

getting  started  in  farming 1338 

in  Guatemala --.- 1058 

Japanese  in  American  agriculture,  bibl 131 

Jefferson's  contributions,  references 484 

laws  relating  to,  compilation - 1247 

man-hours,  1939-43 406 

Matanuska  Valley,  Alaska 527 

Negro's  contribution ; - 124 

North  Atlantic  regional  conference -.-  1259 

personnel  worker's  role ---  124 

post-war — 

economic  problem -.. 475 

farming ---  1337 

issues - 124 

objectives -  130 

opportunities  to  farm... 483 

policy. 124 

correction  of  entry 472 

what  policies?-- 125 

why  agriculture  must  plan  now  for  peace.  124 
production — 

differentials  in  productivity 9','6 

farm  production  in  1944 13 

productivity,  19mM2 283,551 

productivity,  1942-43 945 

redirecting  toward  better  nutrition 342 

teamwork  to  increase 232 

profession  of  agronomy,  description 852 

quinquennial  census,  estimate .  423 

soil  conservation,  see,  in  main  alphabet,  Soil 
conservation. 

statistical  summary -  477, 

736,894,1102,1226,1338 

statistics— 

1943 341 

conservation  and  adjustment 607 

miscellaneous -- 607 

war  economy,  bibliography -  285 

workers  in  subjects  pertaining  to 611 

see  also  Agriculture  Department— Extension 
work — Farms  and  farmers — also  cer- 
tain headings  beginning  Agricul- 
tural— Farm — also  names  of  States, 
etc.— also  names  of  special  products. 
Agriculture  and  Food,  United  Nations  Confer- 
ence on,  see  United  Nations  Con- 
ference on  Food  and  Agriculture. 
Agriculture  and  Forestry  Committee,  Senate: 

hearings 148,253,640,782,919,1019,1131,1253 

reports 37,510,640,782,1131 

Agriculture  and  Home  Economics  College,  Uni- 
versity of  Kentucky,  paper  by  Loran 

N.  Baker 861 

Agriculture  Committee,  House: 

(»lendar 916 

expenses  of  guayule  investigation 241 

hearings 29,142,363,499,627,762 

extract.. 1002 

minority  views 762 

reports 29,241,362,627,762-763 

Agriculture  Department. .7, 123, 223. 341, 475, 607, 735, 
893,  995,  1101,  1225,  1337 

administrative  series 13 

appropriations,  1944 — 

estimates, etc ----  298,687,688 

appropriations,  1945 — 

estimates, etc 298,423,566,688, 1426, 1430 

hearings - _ - 363,640 

law --- 914 

reports 363,640,758-759 

chronology  of  part  in  the  war 12, 130 

clip  sheet 12,  130,  229,347,483,613,  742, 

900,  1000,  1107,  1230,  1347 

employees,  patent  manual 1347 

farmers'  bulletins,  see,  in  main  alphabet, 
Farmers'  bulletins. 

handbook  for  your  information 13,  743 

history  of  USDA.. -.. ---  130 

laborers,  etc. ,  suspension  of  8-hour  law 80 

available 12,229,347,1230 

see  also  subjects  of  leaflets. 


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Aericulture  Department— Continued 

Library  13,  131,  2,30,  348,  483,  614,  743, 

900,  1000,  1107,  1231,  1347 

list  (series)  348,484,900,1000,1107,1231 

report,  1943 13 

organic  act  of  1944  (H.R.  4278) ..-- 362, 

373,510,626,758,1121 
publications — 

about  Department 13,743 

monthly  list  on  Department 12, 130,  230, 

348,  483,  014.  743,  900, 1000, 1107,  1230, 
1347 
publications  on  (lists) — 

clothing  and  textiles 999 

conservation,  cooking  and  nutrition 132 

dairy  industry 127 

food  preservation .-_ 740 

house  repairs 1340 

post-war  programs 1337 

recipe  folders 897 

soil  conservation 14 

report,  1943 224 

scientists,  research  achievements.  -  - -  -  1231 

slidefilms .--- -    13 

structure,  functions,  and  origins 12 

technical  bulletins — 

title  pages,  etc -  -  -  743, 900 

see  also  subjects  of  bulletins. 

USDA  (periodical) 8,  124,  224,  342,  476, 

608,  736,  894,  995,  1102,  1226,  13.38 
see  also  Wickard,  Claude  R . 
Agriculture  Department  Solicitor,  see  Solicitor, 

Agriculture  Dept. 
Agronomy,  see  Agriculture. 
Ahlgren,  H.  L.,  hydrocyanic  acid  in  Sorghum 

vulgar 8 

Ahlstrom,  Elbert  H.,  Pacific  pilchard 524 

Ahnapee  &  Western  Ry.: 

rates  on  coke 534 

rates  on  sand 276 

tax  appeal 437 

Aid  from  Washington 76 

Aiken,  George  D.  (Senator  from  Vt.): 
reports  made  by — 

Agriculture  and  Forestry  Com _37 

Civil  Service  Com. _- "84 

Aiming  circle,  standard  nomenclature  list..  111,212 

Aiming  post  lights,  nomenclature  list 111,  212, 464 

Ain't  Sis  and  1  salty! 837 

aerology  series 289 

contaminants,  protecting  plant  manpower..  828 

definitions  of  atmospheric  phenomena 238 

solar  radiation  and  state  of  atmosphere 90 

upper-air  temperature,  pressure,  etc 624 

warm  front - 289 

see  also  Atmospheric  pressure— aJso  certain 
headings  beginning  Air. 

Air  age,  see  Aeronautics. 

Air  almanac,  see  American  air  almanac. 

Air  bases,  Latin  American,  special  mission 34 

Air-borne  infections,  see  Contagious  and  infec- 
tious diseases. 

Air  carriers,  see  Aeronautics. 

Air  commerce,  see  Aeronautics. 

Air  compressors: 

simplified  practice  recommendation 355 

standard  nomenclature  lists 594, 879, 1326 

see  also  Compressed  air  plants. 

Air  conditioning: 

summer,  sprays  to  prevent  roof  falls 1149 

winter  units,  statistics 17,135,235,352, 

489, 619, 749, 905, 1004, 1112, 1235, 1352 

Air  Corps  Enlisted  Reserve,  you  can  have  silver 

wings 208 

Air  crews,  see  Aviators. 

Air  flow,  «ee  Flow. 

Air  force  (periodical)---- 208,  450,  590,  873,  981, 

1085,  1213,  1322,  146! 

Air  Forces,  see  Army  Air  Forces. 

Air  frames,  see  Airframe  industry. 

Air  fronts  (bombing  operations) : 

posters --  600,725,1094,1330 

Air  hose,  see  Hose  and  hose  fittings. 

Air  lines,  see  Aeronautics. 

Air  mail,  see  names  of  carriers. 

A  ir  message  pad  holder  specification 454 

Air  navigation,  see  Aeronautics. 

Air  pilots,  see  Aviators. 


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Air  power,  >re  Aoroimiitics. 

Air-pressurp  tanks  for  liquid  sprays  .  998 

Air  Raid  Warden  Sprvlcr  Fire  Ouard  liandbook.  425 

Air  raids,  protection,  bibliography  __  285 

Air  repnlations,  see  Aeronautics. 

Air  Service  Pilots,  Women's,  see  AVoraen's  Air 

Service  Pilots. 
Air  stations,  see  Airports  and  aviation  fields. 
Air  traffic,  see  Aeronautics — Airports  and  avia- 
tion fields — Airways. 
Air    Transport    Division,    Foreign    Economics 

Division 907 

Air  transportation,  see  Aeronautics. 
Air  ways,  see  Airways. 
.\irborne  troops: 

tables  of  allowances    1081,1206,1318 

tables  of  equipment   1211-12,1.321 

tables  of  organization 587,708, 1211-12,  1321 

.\ireraft: 

accidents — 

Army  regulations 202,  583, 1 204 

Civil  Aeronautics  Board  reports.       .      620, 
906,  1000-9, 1113-15, 1237-39, 1353-56 

air-seasoning  stock 1345 

airworthiness  certificates 907 

application  of  fabric  to  .surfaces 458 

cleaning  metal  surfaces 452 

compression  wood  in  veneer,  etc 130 

corrosion  from  calcium  chloride 490 

engines,  see,  in  main  alphabet,  Engines. 

finishes  on  papreg  and  plywood 1345 

hardwoods,  discolorations 898 

induction,  fuel  and  oil  systems. 588 

investigation  of  production — 

Brewster  Aeronautical  Corporation  .      369, 

775 
Curtiss- Wright  Aviation  Corporation.  .  369 

various  plants 250 

lighting  installation,  specification 874 

lightweight  accessories,  packaging 456,1087 

lumber — 

casehardening  stresses 1 29 

kiln  operators  drying 129 

significance  of  discolorations 1343 

maintenance,  repair,  and  alteration 235 

mechanism  of  flutter 1414 

merchant  marine  investigation 2,W.  12.'iO 

miscellaneous  equipment 589, 1084 

mobilization  and  demobilization  problems.  1023 

oxygen  equipment,  intallation 1085 

passengers.  Army  regulations 1204 

plastics 618 

plywood  structures,  temperature,  etc 1,343 

powerplant  fires  in  flight 905 

powerplant  operation _  712 

propellers,  see,  in  main  alphabet.  Propellers 
(aerial). 

recognition  test,  poster.s ,56] 

stow  away,  making  misdemeanor 249,  360 

strength  of  aircraft  elements,  amendment...     15 

.surplus,  disposal    1023 

take-otT,  etc.,  and  airport  size 906 

veneers,  significance  of  discolorations 129,  897 

wings,  see,  in  main  alphabet.  Wings, 
wood — 

design  of  structures is.so 

inspection  and  fabrication 747 

use  in  United  Kingdom 1346 

see  also  Aeronautics — also  names  of  special 
types  of  aircraft. 
Aircraft  accidents,  see  Accidents. 

.\ircraft  fi  Diesel  Equipment  Corporation 1042 

Aircraft  automatic  pilot: 

specification  for  control  unit 714 

specification  for  installation  of  pilot.. .,  450 

specification  for  pilot 875 

Aircraft  bombs,  .tee  Bombs. 
Aircraft  cameras,  see  Cameras. 
Aircraft  Design  Criteria  Committee,  see  Army- 
Navy-Civil  Committee  on  Aircraft 
Design  Criteria. 
Aircraft  glues,  see  Olne. 
Aircraft  guns,  see  (Juns. 
Aircraft  instruments: 

maintenance,  repair,  and  alteration 235 

transparent  areas,  maintaining  vision 1323 

see  also  names  of  instruments. 
.\ircraft  machine  guns,  see  Machine  guns. 
Aircraft  mechanics,  see  Mechanics  (persons). 
Airfields,  see  Airports  and  aviation  fields. 


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Airframe  industry: 

employment  in  plants 1410 

hourly  earnings,  1943 ]4i(t 

occupations 1298 

union  agreements,  1944   1278 

Airlines,  see  Aeronautics. 

Airplane  engines,  see  Engines. 

Airplane  guns,  see  Cluns. 

Airplane  landing  mats,  sj)ecification 1420 

Airplanes: 

accidents,  see,  in  main  alphabet.  Accidents. 

altitude  and  its  effect 1113 

building  for  the  Navy 1172 

color  for  Army  Air  Forces  airplanes 325 

dusting  for  control  of  Anopheles 577,924 

the  enemy  knows  your  planes 1094 

engines,  see,  in  main  alphabet.  Engines. 

hydraulic  systems 980 

marking,  si)ecification 325.  4.')6 

recording  takeoff,  etc 1:^7 

temperature  effect  upon  rate  of  climb 137 

wings,  see,  in  main  alphabet.  Wings. 
see  also  Aeronautics — Aircraft. 

Airports  and  aviation  fields; 

aircraft  take-off,  etc..  correlation 90(i 

airports  and  real  estate 1351 

design  for  airports  620, 1113 

development  of  landing  areas,  estimate 423 

drainage  design  information. 620 

hiehway  construction  principles 1144 

jointly  occupied  Army-Navy  airfields.   706, 1204 

national  airport  plan 1236 

need  for  system,  requesting  survey... 771 

pavements,  design  manual 353 

role  of  airports  in  national  economy 1351 

traffic  control  procedures .     .353 

traffic  control-tower  operator  certificates 235 

traffic  control  towers,  operation  by  C.  A.  A    846 

uniformity  in  classification,  etc 1353 

see  also  Aerial  embarkation  ports — also  name 
of  airport  or  field,  or  name  of  place 
where  located. 

Airships,  see  Aircraft. 

Airspeed  indicators,  specifications  325, 

454,  455,  .Wl,  715,  874,  982,  1214 

.Airspeed  tubes,  specifications .-.  459 

Airways: 

Army  communications  system 1315 

civil,  traffic  control  areas,  etc.   137 

Federal,  landline  communications  services.  IS.W 

keep  up  to  date  on  route  information 19 

tratfic  control  areas,  map 137 

Airworthiness,  see  .\ircraft— Engines. 

Aitken  Tug  &  Barge  Co 862 

Akers  Motor  Lines,  Inc -..    59 

.\kron,  Ohio: 

Citv  nospital,  relief 376,496 

court  case       .   310.5.36 

rubber  industry,  seniority 1280 

Akron,  Canton  <<'  Youngstown  Ry __ 529 

Akron  Field  Station 740 

Akron  Transportation  Co 536 

Aktiebolaget  Imo-Indu.stri 45,166,399,6.50 

Alabama: 

AAA  conservation  practices 484 

cobalt-bearing  manganese  deposits 1380 

employment  and  pay  rolls 829 

finances 135 

post  route  map. 79 

Alabama  By-Products  Corporation: 

mine  explosion 391 

rates  on  coke ....  534 

.\labama-Coosa  branch  of  Mobile  River  system..  .36 

Alabama  Great  Southern  R.  R.: 
rates  on — 

barite 533 

bricks 1392 

lumber... 1393 

sulfur 1393 

Alabama  River,  improvement 36 

Alabama  University 1036,1268 

Alamosa,  Colo.,  aircraft  accident. 906,13.54 

Alaska 273,527,934 

climatological  data 494 

coal  lands,  more  than  one  lease 44.359 

coals,  low-temperature  carbonization 1383 

coast  pilot 138,907 

crania  of  non-Eskimos 573 

delegate,  filling  vacancy 1130 

development,  estimate 1427 


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Alaska— Continued 
fisheries — 

canned  products'and  byproducts 159 

conservation,  etc. 257,376 

current  statistics 159,1263 

herring,  outlook  in  1944 657 

laws  and  regulations..  657,805,929, 1032, 1379 

statistical  digest ..  057 

United  States  and  Alaska 159 

fur  seal  industry,  1942. 057 

game  and  fur  animals,  etc.,  regulations 1031 

general  information 934 

geographic  names  in  coastal  areas 751 

gold,  silver,  copper,  and  lead 1267 

Government    employees   to   participate   in 

local  political  matters 772 

governor,  report,  1943 273 

lands,  disposal  and  leasing 930 

lumber  production 1352 

mail  routes,  schedules 78,421,844,1181,1291 

mineral  industrv  in  1941  and  1942 1032 

mineral  resources 270, 524, 930, 1032 

obligations  for  benefit  of  natives 645,  750 

pocket  guide  214 

price  list  of  Government  publications 51 

proposed  American-Canada  highway. 44 

public  health  nurses  employed,  1939-43 49 

secretary,  annual  compensation — 

hearing _._ 148 

law 497 

reports 148,515 

what  has  Alaska  to  offer? 1454 

Women's  Reserve,  permit  service  in  Alaska.  1137, 

1247 
see  also  names  of  certain  localities  in  Alaska. 

Alaska  Fishery  Review  Board,  creating 376 

Alaska  Game  Commission 1031 

Alaska  Highway: 

agreeinents  with  Canada ,   309,856 

medical  and  sanitary  program 1141 

Alaska    Railroad   employees   to   participate   in 

local  political  matters 772 

Alaska  Realty  Co 399 

Alaska  Road  Commission,  report,  1943 1037 

Afaska  yellow-cedar,  see  Cedar. 

Alaskan   International   Highway   Commission, 

extend  e.\istence 770,1135 

Albania,  references 09 

Albers  Bros.  Milling  Co 277 

.\lbertson,  Enid  M.,  relief.. 1015 

Albrecht,  K.  J.,  Co 795,938,1158 

-\lbreeht,  \Villiam  A.,  soil  fertility 901 

.\lbuquerciue  School,  sale  of  lands. 770 

Alcazar  Hotel,  Inc 536 

Alcohol: 

aliphatic,  toxicity  and  potential  dangers 265 

industrial,  Tarifl  Commission  report 576 

production  from  farm  crops,  investigate— 

hearings 148.782 

report 1131 

rates  on 816 

sugar,  meat,  and  alcohol 014 

use  as  motor  fuel. 1131 

Alcohol  Tax  Unit ..; 96 

.\lcoholic  beverages,  see  Liquors. 
Aldarsone  and  artificial  fever  in  treating  neuro- 
syphilis  654 

Alden  Coal  Co .399 

Alder,  red,  .\merican  wood.. 1345 

Aldrich,   C.    Knight,   eflfect  of  marihuana-like 

compound  801 

.\ldrieh,  L.  B.,  Smithsonian  pyrheliometry,  etc.  905 

Aldrich,  W.  W.,  Bosc  pears 741 

Alewives,  see  Herring. 

Alexander,  J.  S.,  tax  appeal 93 

.\lexander,  Wiufred,  relief... 242 

Alexandria,  La. ,  aircraft  accident 1 354 

Alfalfa: 

food  reserves  and  cold,  etc.,  resistance 11 

single  grains  and  mixtures  as  supps 344 

Alhambra,  Calif.,  new  insecticides  against  pep- 
per weevils     . 1 342 

Alien  enemies,  escapes  of  interned  aliens 034 

.\.lien  proi)erty,  see  Enemy  property. 

Alien  Property  Cu.stodian  Office 300,847,1430 

notes  of  general  interest 220 

proposed  provision. 1420 

report,  Mar.  11,  1942-June30,  1943 300 


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Aliens: 

penalties  and  detention  expenses 1135, 1362 

publications,  price  list 1378 

relief  of  sundry  aliens. 365 

see  also  Immigration — Naturalization. 
Aliphatic  alcohols,  toxicity  and  potential  dan- 
gers   265 

Aliphatic  thiocyanates,  specification 293 

.\11  American  Aviation,  Inc..  1115 

All  American  Canal: 

map 526 

specifications,  etc _     393,  526 

.\llan,  Philip  F.,  fur  from  farm  lands  1002 

Allard,II.  A.: 

Nicotiana  gossei 228 

responses  of  beans,  etc.,  to  length  of  day Oil 

Alleghany  Corporation 1385 

.\llegheny  County,  Pa.: 

bridges 771,  1134.  1240 

court  case .     92.  402,  (i'JS 

Allegheny  Forest  Experiment  Station   .  742 

Allen,  A.  Leonard  (Representative  from  I.a.): 
report  made  by — 

Flood  Control  Com 502 

.\llen.  .\lvina,  court  ca.se 1158 

Allen,  Benjamin  L.,  tax  appeal  of  exrs 699, 1069 

Allen,  Charles  T.,  relief 784,  10i5 

Allen,  Guy  F.,  relief 29,257,511,913,  1120 

Allen,  Vivian  B.,  tax  appeal 1195 

Allen,  111.,  railroad  accident 1380 

.\llen  Calculators,  Inc 536,699 

.\lleii.  Cam]),  land  conveyance 508 

Allen  Tool  Corporation. 1069 

Alley  dwelling: 

in  D.  C,  amending  act _ 919, 1253 

in  D.  C.  making  unlawful 757 

Allied  Van  Lines,  Inc 58 

Ailing,  Elizabeth  T.,  assistance  payments.  802, 1143 

Allison,  Samuel  D.,  gonococcal  infections 385 

Allium,  smut  resistance 1228 

.\llotments,  see  Army. 

.\llotropa    burrelli,    parasite    of    Pseudococcus 

comstocki 896 

Allowances,  see  Aeronautical  supplies — Army — 
Military  supplies — Navy — Travel. 

Alloys,  mechanical  properties.. 236 

see  also  names  of  metals. 

Allright  Parking  System,  Ltd 1432 

Alma  Desk  Co 665, 1369 

Alma  Motor  Co 65,  .548 

-Almanacs,  see  American  air  almanac — Nautical 
almanacs. 

Alma's  Home  Made  Candies 521 

.\lnns  rubra,  American  wood 1345 

Alphabet,  global,  petition  relative  to  use. 37 

Alsheimer,  Edward,  court  case. 1161 

Altimeters,  specifications 4.50,714 

Altitude: 

correction  computer,  specification 452 

effect  upon  airplane  performance 1113 

latitude-meridian  altitude  diagram 291 

star  altitude-azimuth  curves 1054 

warning  signal,  specification 592,983 

Altmeyer,  Arthur  J.: 

extending  social  security  to  employees  of 

nonprofit  institutions. 1143 

hospital  care  t  lirough  social  insurance 055 

how  distant  is  goal  of  social  security? 1376 

making  social  security  a  reality... 49 

old  age  and  survivors  insurance,  report 143 

problems  in  social  security 1370 

social  securitv  for  farm  people 802 

Alton  R.  R.: 

accident ..  1386 

rates  on — 

iron 399 

meat .- - 1393 

soybeans 399.  535 

Altoona,  Pa.,  railroad  accident 395 

Alius  project,  specifications 933,1384 

.\lum  Hlulf  molluscan  fauna  of  Florida 931 

.\lumina: 

acid  extraction  from  clays 160 

in  1943 . 662 

productivity  in  industry. 67 

Aluminum: 

carbon  electrodes . 53 

employment  trends  in  products  industry.. .  406 

iutra-industry  transfer  and  upgrading   189 

nitrates,  energy,  etc.,  in  decomposition 1267 


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Aluminum— Continued 

production  in  1943 602 

productivity  in  industry 07 

salts  in  1943 002 

secondary,  in  1943 1035 

specifications — 

alum  inum 839 

aluniinuiii  alloy 292,315,839,803 

aluniiiiinn-pigmcnt 970 

imiiropiiation  of  alloy  castinRS 1402 

thermal  analysis  of  aluminous  minerals 1033 

union  agreements  in  fabrication  industry 400 

Aluminum  bronze,  see  Bronze. 

Aluminum  Co.  of  America 1158 

Alva  B.  Adams  tunnel,  designation 790 

Alves,  Henry  F.,  State  school  systems,  statis- 
tics  1374 

Alworth,  Frederick  C,  jr.,  court  case 45 

Amador  Central  R.  R..  rates  on  lumber 1393 

Amalgamated  Properties,  Inc.. 1273 

Amazonia,  health  and  disease 958 

Amblyomma  amcricanum,  see  Ticks. 

Ambrose,  P.  M.,  flotation  reagents --  525 

Ambrosia  Brewing  Co.. 1184 

Ambulances,  Army  regulations 444,1070 

America: 

economic  plants  of  interest 12,128.012 

land  use  lessons  from  Old  World 1304, 1440 

New  World  prehistory 192 

yellow  fever  situation 1304, 1441 

see      also      American      republics — Central 
America— Latin       America— North 
America — South    America — United 
States. 
America  First  Party,  campaign  expenditures. .  1362 
American  agriculture,  see  Agriculture. 

American  agriculture  series... 1058 

American  air  almanac 181,1280 

American  Airlines,  Inc 906,1115,1239 

American  Association  of  Motor  Vehicle  Admin- 
istrators,    address     by     Thos.    H. 

MacDonald.. 1261 

American  Association  of  Nurserymen 1299 

American  Bar  Association 431 

American  Battle  Monuments  Commission 488, 

617,  746,  903,  1003,  1110,  1350 

proposed  provisions 1426 

American  beech,  see  Beech. 

American  Brake  Shoe  Co.... 959,1003,1184 

American  Brewery,  Inc 1433 

American  Broach  &  Machine  Co. 938 

American  Broach  Employees  Protective  Assoc..  938 
American  Butter  Institute,  address  by  Tom  G. 

Stitts 132 

American  Chemical  Society,  paper  presented  by 

Robert  D.  Coghill 738 

American  citizens,  see  Citizens  of  United  States. 

American  Civic  and  Planning  Association 228 

American     Commission    for    Protection    and 
Salvage    of    Artistic    and    Historic 

Monuments  in  War  Areas 1350 

establishment,  notes  of  general  interest 1334 

penalty  mail,  proposed  provision 1428 

American  countries,  see  American  republics. 

American  Creosoting  Co.,  Inc 530 

American  Democratic  National  Committee; 

campaign  expenditures 1302 

American  District  Steam  Co.. 262 

American  dog  tick,  see  Ticks. 

American  Economic  Association,  talk  by  Mary 

Anderson 552 

American-Egyptian  cotton,  see  Cotton. 

American  cphcmeris  and  nautical  almanac,  1945.  418 

American  Ethnology  Bureau 90, 

307,431,573,1192,1441 

publications.. 1441 

report  1942-43. 432 

American  Exchange Irving'rrust Co 196, 1272 

American  Expeditionary  Forces,  see  European 
War,  1914-18. 

American  Export  Airlines. 1239 

American  Export  Lines. 1239 

American  Farm  Bureau  Federation 527 

American  Federation  of  Labor: 
convention,  1943— 

address  by  Arthur  J.  Altmeyer 49 

address  by  Roy  F.  Hendricfeson 13 

article 173 

speech  by  Chester  Bowles 83 


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American  Federation  of  Labor  Forum  on  Labor 
and   Post- War  World,  address  by 

Breckinridge  Long. 696 

American  Fork-Cotton  wood  area,  geology,  etc..  160 

American  Fruit  and  Steamship  Co.,  Inc 1169 

American  Fuel  &  Power  Co 666,859 

American  Gas  &  ElectricSecurities  Corporation.    60 

American  Gas  Association 1383 

American  Historical  Association 90,855 

members,  list,  1942 90 

proceedings,  1942 9o 

report,  1942 90,855 

American  history,  see  History. 

American  Hoist  and  Derrick  Co 1016 

American  Home  Economics  Association,  address 

by  James  S.  Earley 1294 

American  Hospital  Association,  address  by  A. 

J.  Altmeyer 655 

American  Indians,  see  Indians. 

American  Industrial  Warehouse  Corporation...  543 

American  Insurance  Co.  of  Texas 1394 

American  leaders,  hombres  de  las  Americas  que 

lucharon  por  la  democracia 1293 

American  Legion: 

address  by  John  B.  Blandford.jr 1171 

address  by  John  L.  Sullivan 701 

proceedings,  1943 761 

see  also  David  Hickey  Post— Jack  Henry  Post. 

A  merican  Liberty  Pipe  Line  Co _ 93, 819 

American  Light  &  Traction  Co 1069 

American  Mail  Line,  Ltd 61,651,1158 

American    Management   Association,   talk   by 

Richard  V.  Gilbert. 690 

American  Meat  Institute,  address  by  Roy  F. 

Hendrickson 14 

American    Medical   Association   and   National 
Council  on  Physical  Fitness  Joint 

Committee 1258 

American   Municipal  Association,  address  by 

John  B.  Blandford,  jr 1415 

American  Mutual  Liability  Insurance  Co 403 

American  Nation  series 564 

American  National  Bank  of  St.  Paul 178, 679 

American  National  Red  Cross 1213 

Army  regulations 1315 

foreign  war  relief  operations 1213 

Red  Cross  Month,  proclamation 297 

stop  accidents.  Government  program 1189 

American  nautical  almanac,  1945 682 

American  Packing  &  Provisions  Co. 1295 

American  Paper  &  Pulp  Association 1300 

American  Planning  and  Civic  Association: 

address  by  H.  S.  Fairbank 1261 

address  by  Walter  W.  Heller 1309 

American  Power  &  Light  Co 279,435,938, 1272 

American  practical  navigator 181 

American  Public  Welfare  Association,  address 

before  conference 1370 

American  Radiator  &  Standard  Sanitary  Cor- 
poration  818 

American  republics: 

agriculture  in  the  Americas.. 11, 

128,  228,  347,  481,  612,  741,  899,  1000, 
1106,  1229,  1343. 

index,  v.  3 347 

boundaries,  annotated  list  of  documents 697 

censuses  and  vital  statistics,  bibl 233 

citizens  alumni  of  U.  S.  agric.  colleges 1258 

closer  relationship... 433 

coflee  in  the  Americas 956 

commercial  Pan  America. 77-78, 

295, 563. 843, 956, 1290, 1423 

cooperative  movement,  survey 958 

economic  development,  cooperation. 1293 

em  guarda  para  a  defesa  das  Americas...  82, 186, 
301,  507, 848,  958, 1062, 1184, 1293, 1431 

same,  in  French... 848, 1293 

same,  in  Spanish 82, 186, 

301,  567.  690,  848,  958,  1062,  1293,  1431 

English  texts  for  other  republics 154 

epidemiological  statistics 1289 

films  on  South  and  Central  America 426 

geologic  investigations 391,658,930,1146 

health  program 1431 

inter-.\mencan  cooperation,  outline 82 

inter-American  programs,  suggestions...  82, 1184 
inter- American  services  of  Education  Office.  618 
lo  que  significa  la  cooperacion  inter-amer- 

icana 309 

on  being  good  neighbors.. 1058 


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American  republics— Continued 

panorama,  inter- American  cultural  events..  184, 

843 

pulp  and  paper  trade  statistics,  1938-41 752 

reference  books,  list 923 

students  arriving  in  U.  S.,  1944-45  terms-..  1432 

trade  o"f  United  States,  1942.... 491 

transfers  of  small  craft- 
hearings 918,1024 

letter  from  Navy  Dept.. 777 

report 777 

transportation,  inter- American,  in  1943 958 

water  supply  services,  management,  etc. . .  1293 
see  also  America — Latin  .\inerica — also  cer- 
tain headings  beginning  Pan  Amer- 
ican— also  names  of  republics. 
American  Revolution,  National  Society  of 
Daughters  of,  see  National  Society 
of  Daughters  of  American  Revolu- 
tion. 

American  River,  examination  and  survey 1217 

American  Rolbal  Corporation 556 

American  Samoa: 

mail  routes,  schedules 78, 421, 956, 1181 

publications,  price  list 1378 

American  Seed  Trade  Association,  address  by 

Lee  Marshall 901 

American  Small  Business,  Special  Committee  to 
Study  Problems  of,  Senate: 

hearings. -. 37, 148, 

253,  375,  640,  782,  919,  1020,  1253,  1365 

reports 640,1020 

American  Society  of  Civil  Engineers 521 

American  Standards  Association,  committee  on 

masonry 492 

American  Stores,  Inc 665 

American  Sugar  Refining  Co. .  262, 400, 665,  699, 1369 

.\merican  Surety  Co 536,698 

American  Tobacco  Co 166,795,819 

American  Transfer  Co 398,531 

American  Trucking  Associations,  Inc..  811,938, 1042 

American  Victory  Homes,  Lac 1295 

American    Vocational    Association,    paper    by 

Robert  J.  Watt 384 

American  Water  Works  Association 1293 

.Americans,  see  Citizens  of  United  States. 
Americas,  see  America— American  republics — 
Central  America — Latin  America — 
North  America— South  America. 

Ammeter,  split-core,  specification.. 1421 

Ammonia: 

plan  ts  for  fertilizer  production 1337 

specification 96 

Ammonium  chloride,  specification 199 

Ammonium    nitrate,    high-analysis,    low-cost, 

f er t il izer. 227 

Ammunition: 

manufacture,  related  occupations 190 

ordnance  field  service  bulletins 107,  210, 329 

range  regulations 320,  584, 976, 1078 

standard  nomenclature  lists 113, 

213,  214,  332,  465,  466,  595,  596,  598, 
721,  723,  724,  876,  880,  884 

supply,  field  manual 586 

technical  manual 104 

training  allowances 99,  202,  320, 1205 

Amphibious  Training  Base,  Camp  Bradford: 
fire,  reimburse  Navy  personnel- 
hearing 261 

law...   - -. 358 

reports     30,43 

Amphibious  training  equipment,  table  of  allow- 
ances    1081, 1206 

Amphidiploids,  AegilopsXTriticum 740 

Amplifier  rack,  specification 875 

Amplifiers,  torque,  standard  nomenclature  list..  464 
Anajiysis,  see  names  of  substances,  etc.,  analyzed. 
Analysts,  accompanying  Army  in  field,  regula- 
tions  1317 

Analytical  chemistry,  see  Chemistry. 

Anatomy,  description  of  profession 852 

ANC  bulletin 15,618,747,1350 

ANC  Committee,  see  Army-Navy-Civil  Com- 
mittee on  Aircraft  Design  Criteria. 

Ancnorage,  Alaska,  term  of  district  court 26 

Andalusitein  1943.-. 1035 

Andean    Research    Institute,   see   Institute   of 
Andean  Research. 

Ajidean  volcanic  eruptions 965 

Anderson,  A.  C,  soil  survey *-  228 


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Anderson,  O.  W.,  court  case 849 

Anderson,  Carl  E.,  water  carrier  decision 636 

Anderson,    Eric    A.,    compression    failures    In 

wood. 1346 

Anderson,  Evald,  patent  appeal. ..•. mg 

Anderson,  Harry  S.,  motor  carrier  decision 58 

Anderson,  Kay  B.  (Mrs.  John  K.): 

relief 500,784,913 

Anderson,  Lyle,  new  foods  from  salmon  cannery 

waste 1380 

Anderson,   Mary,   post-war  role  of  American 

women 552 

Anderson,  Maxine  T.,  war  migration  and  post- 
war demobilization.- 1280 

Anderson,  R.  L.: 

bituminous  coal  and  lignite 1382 

bituminous  coal  in  1942-43 1035 

Kentucky  coals H50 

Virginia  coals 1033 

Anderson,  W.  S.,  turnip  greens 608 

Anderson  Country  Club,  Inc 196 

Anderson  National  Bank __ 435 

Anderson  Ranch  reservoir,  improvements 772 

Andover,  N.  J.,  aircraft  accident 1355 

Andre,    F.,    agricultural   experiment   stations, 

1943 _. 227 

Andrew,  R.  H.,  waxy  and  sugary  genes  in 

maize 1225 

Andrew  Johnson  National  Monument 526 

Andrews,  Bertha  L.,  court  case 544, 1403 

Andrews,  Charles  O.  (Senator  from  Fla.): 
paper  presented  by — 

Tampa  Harbor 788 

reports  made  by- 
Immigration  Com 41-42 

Judiciary  Com 377,791 

Public  Lands  and  Surveys  Com 45 

Andrews,  D.  C,  &  Co.  of  Illinois,  Inc 60 

Andrews,  David  A.: 

.  Big  Horn  basin 659 

Maverick  Springs  area,  Wyo 1265 

Upper  Pecos  River,  etc.,  region 1147 

Willow  Creek  coal  area 806 

Andrews,  John: 

dishwashing 154 

milk  pasteurization  facilities.. 519 

sanitizing  eating  and  drinking  utensils 1375 

Andrews,  William  L.,  court  case 544,1403 

Andrews  Hardware  &  Metal  Co 818 

Aneroid  barometers,  see  Barometers. 

Angell,  Henry,  relief. 41,358 

Angell,  Homer  D.  (Representative  from  Oreg.): 
reports  made  by- 
Territories  Com 252,1130 

Angelos,  Gus,  court  case _ 92 

Angelus  Millmg  Co... 819,1394 

Angle,  Grace  M.: 

need  for  rural  housing 897 

what  families  spend  for  medical  care 611 

Angle  of  site  mstruniont,  nomenclature  list 718 

Angledozer,     caterpillar-mounted,     prospect 

trenchmg 1268 

Anglin  &  Stevenson 665 

Angling,  see  Fish  and  fisheries. 
Anglo-American  Caribbean  Commission: 

Caribbean  islands  and  the  war 91 

report,  1942-43 433 

Anglo-American  legal  bibliographies,  aimotated 

guide.- 1049 

Angora  goats,  see  Goats. 

Animal  diseases,  see  Diseases  of  animals. 

Animal  fats,  see  Fats. 

Animal  industry,  see  Livestock. 

Animal  Industry  Bureau 9,  126,  226,  344, 

478,  610,  738,  896,  997,  1103,  1227,  1340 

poster 738 

report,  1943 344 

rules  and  regulations 896 

service  and  regulatory  armouncements 9, 

127,  226,  344,  478,  610,  738,  896,  998, 
1104, 1227, 1341 

index,  1943.... 344 

Animal  oils,  see  Oils. 
Animal  products: 

graphic  summary 8 

prices  received.-- - 894 

see  also  names  of  products. 
Animals: 

Army  regulations 202,975,1453 

British  Columbia,  early  vertebrate  fauna...  307 


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Animals— Continued 

fauna  serips,  National  Park  Service 1152 

insects  harmful  to,  price  list 158 

net  also  Fur  and  fur  animals— Livestock— 
a/«0'names  of  animals. 

Ann  Arbor.  Mich.,  aircraft  accident 1007,1354 

Ann  Arhor  U.  K.,  rates  on  lumber 634 

Anna  Maersk  (motor  vessel); 

court  case  61 

Annals  of  Congress,  price  list 158,1378 

Annapolis,  Md..  set  Navnl  Academy,  Annapolis. 

Annis  Furs,  Inc ,_ 311 

Annual  leave,  see  Leave  of  absence. 

Annuities,  see  Civil  service  pensions. 

Annunciators,  call-hell,  specification 953 

Anopheles,  see  Mosquitoes. 

Ansorge,  Martin  C,  court  case 1304 

Ant,  see  Ants. 

Anthony,  Herman  R.  C,  patent  appeal 622 

Anthracite,  set  Coal. 

Anthracite  niinrs,  see  Coal  mines  and  mining. 

Anthropology: 

anthropological  pai)ers 307-308, 1192 

description  of  profession _ __  1299 

publications,  price  list 1378 

Antiaircraft  artillery; 

field  manual 203 

tables  of  allowances 1681,1206,1318,1456 

tables  of  equipment  _ 103,  207,  323,  449,  .588, 

711-712,  872,  979,  1083.  1211, 1321,  1459 

tables  of  organization 103,  207,  323,  449,  .588, 

711-712,872,  970.  1083,  1211,  1321, 14.59 

Antiaircraft  Artillery  Board,  Army  regulations.,  583 

Antiaircraft  guns,  standard  nomenclature  lists      1 10, 
111,  212,  .■?31.  461,  464,  718,  988 

Antiaircraft    machine    gun    trainer,    technical 

manual... 1459-60 

Antifreeze  compound,  speciflcalion... 840 

Antiknock  compounds,  rates  on 59 

Antilla,  Ina,  relief -.-"."]""  "244 

Ajitimony: 

primary,  consumption,  etc.,  in  1943  1035 

secondary,  in  1943 IO35 

Antio.xidants,  preservation  of  edible  fats. .!!.!!.  997 

Antipneumococcic  serum,  see  Pneumocooci. 

Antitrust  laws,  see  Trusts. 

Antoinctta  (steam  vessel); 

court  case  of  custodian 1394-95 

Antonito  Mills  &  Elevator  Co.. "."  174 

Antral  lamps,  specification? ^^"  293 

Ants,  relation  to  national  defense '. 10 

Anvils,  specification ""[""    4,50 

Apache  Ry.,  rates  on  cement 817 

Apanteles  diatraeae,   parasite  of  southwestern 

com  borer 73g 

Apgar,  Mont.,  aircraft  accident......"'/.'.".'.',l"'"ioo7 

Aphids,  see  Grain-aphis— Pea  aphid. 

Appalachian  Mountains; 

air-gas  injection  and  oil-well  reconditioning 

in  region. 12fi8 

bituminous  coal  from,  river  shipment  1308 

coke  from  low-ash  coals  ...  53 

gold  in  southern  Appalachians      1264 

Apparatus  support,  laboratory,  specification        1075 

Apparel,  see  Clothing. 

Apple,  see  Apples. 

Applebcc,  Inez  A.,  county  employment  in  1944     904 

Appleby,  Paul  H.:  " 

Hot  .Springs  Conference  and  its  sequel  123 

working  together  in  mutual  interest 1  341 

Apples; 

bland  sirup 3^3 

blister  spot,  bacteriai  disease         611 

cold  storage  prospects  in  1944  1231 

export  act,  grades,  requirements,  etc 615 

natural  flavors,  recovery  and  utilization       "1340 

pickmg  maturity '""  1999 

production-  "-  ^^^ 

1942andl943 224 

1944 _; aae. 

estimates,  190<M2 I25 

russeted  sport  of  Stark  apple    " '  S93 

sliced,  preparation  and  freezing  IIO3 

sweet-and-sour,  study  of  chimera    noi 

utilization,  19.34-42  224 

utilization,  1942  and  1943... .!.""'"";;;"^'."."  394 

Appliances,  immediate  market,  consumer  sur- 
vey   1301 


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Appointments,  see  Krmy—also  names  of  certain 
departments,     bureaus,     etc.— a/»o 
names  of  persons  appointed  to  office. 
Apprentice-Training  Service; 

Canadian  National  Rys 1437 

evaluating  apprentices... 962 

looking  ahead     1189 

national  apprenticeship  program...!'        429  96i2 

publications 693,1298 

training  new  workers  quickly 190 

training  teamwork "  593 

training  women  for  war  work '.'.'..'    304 

wartime  program ; "693 

Apprentices: 

Canadian  National  Rys 1437 

evaluating ""    ggj 

looking  ahead  by  way  of  apprentitiahip       1189 
national  apprenticeship  program ....         4S9  962 

record  cards ._ 952 

training — 

and  value  of  production,  cost 962 

answer  to  manpower  shortage.  1298 

publications 1298,1300 

Appropriations: 

deficiency,  1944  and  prior  years- 
hearings.... 38,363,510,763,919 

hearings,  excerpts 555 

laws 26,497,914 

reports 27,  38, 363, 498, 510,  759, 763,  782 

digest,  1944.  and  prior  years  439 

legislative,  1944— 

estimates,  etc. 298 

legislative,  1945— 

estimates ..  1429 

hearings .---...-......":.".\";:i83,646 

la*'   , -.-...-..-..... 914 

reports  . 863,641,759 

statements  for  ?8th  Cong.  1st  sess  253 
supplemental- 
hearings 38,363,510,919 

laws 26,497,914 

reports 27,  38,  363, 498,  510.  759,  763,  782 

see  also  Budget— Government  offices— aZ«o 
names    of    departments,  .  bureaus, 
etc.,  or  special  subjects. 
Appropriations  Committee,  House; 

appropriations,  budget  estimates,  etc  253 

hearings 2y ,  24 1-242, 363,  499, 627^28,  763 

hearings,  excerpts 555,  goO 

reports 29,  241-242,  363, 499,  627-628,  763-764 

Appropriations  Committee,  Senate: 

appropriations,  budget  estimates,  etc  253 

hearings  ....  38,253,37.5,510,640-641,782-783,919 

reports . , 38,  253,  375,  510, 640-641 ,  782-783 

Apricots,  Utilizing  1942-43  production  608  737 

Aprons: 

blacksmiths',  specification...  441 

surgeons',  specification ges 

Aquarium  fishes,  care.  _ isg 

Aquarius  Range,  tungsten  deposits    525 

Arab  village  community  of  the  Middle  East..  1304, 

1440 
Arana,   Francisca  E.,   vanilla  curing  and  its 

chemistry 1228 

Aransas  Pass,  channel  to  Corpus  Christi,  Tex     1094 
Arbaugh,   Dorothy.  Army  Garden  Service  In 

World  War  L.. 332 

-Arbitration  provisions  in  union  agreements  .  "  945 

Arble,  John  H.,  court  case 63  310  .544 

Arbon  nuadrangle,  Idaho  1265 

Arbuckle,  William  W.,  court  case  1395 

Arbuthnot,  K.  D.,  European  corn  borer  479 

Archaeology,  see  Archeology. 

Archbold,  M'alter  H.,  jr.,  patent  appeal  622 

Arched  Rock  quadrangle,  Calif  1265 

Archeology;  " 

New  World  prehistory.  192 

northern  Northwest  Coast  307 

publications,  pr'ce  list... 1378 

stone  inonuments  of  southern  Mexico".""'431-432 
Archie,  Calif.,  railroad  accident...  164 

Architect  of  Capitol 233 

estimates "" " 2331413 

Architects,  publications  of  interest  to '   742 

««e  (7/«o  Naval  architecture. 
Archives; 

buildings  and  equipment.  _-  .  943 

repositories  in  France " 287 

see  also  National  Archives— Records. 

Arco  Auto  Carriers,  Inc..  58  5Sl 


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Arctic  ice,  see.  Ice. 

Arctic  Ocean,  lights  and  fog  signals 415 

Arctic  regions,  Arctic  manual 449 

Ardara,  Pa.,  railroad  accident. .'. 813 

Ardea  Realty  Corporation 1433 

Are  you  training  fighting  men? __  952 

Areas  Bureau,  Foreig.n  Economin.c  Adm  es- 
tablished, notes  of  general  interest-        3 

Arenas,  Lee,  court  case 61,  400,  858 

Argentina: 

hardware  importers  and  dealers 19 

meat  packing,  etc.,  manufacturers,  etc 20 

profile  of  a  nation 186 

status  of  women. 1293 

trade  of  United  States  in  1942. 1010 

wheat  agreement. 966 

Argo,  M.  M.,  tax  appeal 1069 

.\rgonaut  Realty  Division 820 

Arguelles,  Constantino,  relief 628,1365 

.\rithmetic: 

for  everyday  life 1454 

instructor's  course  outline 1316, 1317 

Navy  arithmetic 682 

war  savings  bonds  problems 443 

Arizona: 

electric  rate  book 1027 

employment  and  pay  rolls 1167 

finances 135 

gold,  silver,  copper,  lead,  and  zinc lisi 

mail  routes,  schedules 78,421,956.1181 

metal  mining,  1943.- .-. 271 

post  route  map 79 

.\rkansas: 

AAA  conservation  practices.. •- 484 

bauxite  district,  map 800 

court  case 858 

electric  rate  book 1139 

finances   ... 352 

Lower  Cretaceous  formations,  chart 1147 

mail  routes,  schedules 184,564,956. 1291 

post  rout  e  map   79 

.\rkansas-Mississippi  Bridge  Commission..  145,240 

Arkansas  Natural  Gas  Corporation ._  575 

Arkansas  Power  &  Light  Co .-    24 

.\rkansas  River: 

report  on  levee  districts 115 

review  of  reports 881 

Arkwright  Corporation. 296 

.\rllngton  Memorial  Amphitheater,  Commis- 
sion on  Erection  of  Memorials  and 
Entombment  of  Bodies  in,  report, 

1943 15 

Armature-and-stator-coil-winding  machines.  75,684 

Armature-stands,  electrical,  specification 1055 

.\rraed  forces: 

aerial  flights  by  personnel,  regulations 957 

allowance  for  (luarters  for  dependents 635 

combat  duty,  additional  pay 792 

criminal  offenses,  agreement  with — 

Belgium _  1.304 

China 434 

Egypt 697 

India 1194 

United  Kingdom. 309 

dissemination  of  information 1014, 1025 

emergency  care  for  wives,  etc.,  see,  in  main 
alphabet.  Mothers. 

free  mailing  privileges 777 

glider  flights,  additional  pay. 774,792.915 

glider  flights,  regulations. 1001 

important  information  for  servicemen 431 

income  tax  rules .  420 

introduction  to,  pre-induction  meetings 425 

killing  of  oUScers,  etc.,  punishment 150 

malaria    carriers,    see,    in    main    alphabet. 

Malaria. 
Members  of  Congress,  opinion  of  Atty.  Oen    279 
mustering-out  payments — 

Army  regulations 975, 1314 

hearings 43, 146 

law 240 

reports 34,43,142,140,147,1363 

national  parks,  welcome  to  members 933 

pay  forfeiture  because  of  v.  d.,  repeal  law  ..  368, 

1240 
pay  readjustment  act  amendments- 
hearings  -  514,  792 

laws ...: 915, 1121 

reports 146, 368, 380,  635, 774,  792 


Page 

Armed  forces— Continued 

reduced  fares  by  common  carriers. 1128, 

1136,1247 

relieve  members  from  double  taxation 775, 

792, 916 

service  in  armed  forces..  - .   .- 265 

single  department,  to  establish.. 777 

validity  of  1).  C.  driver's  permit 32 

voting,  facilitate— 

hearings 143,261 

law.. 498 

messages  from  tho  President 298, 566 

minoritv  views 143 

reports _ 143,147,151,361 

see  also  Army— Navy — Veterans — also  Miss- 
ing persons. 
Armed  Forces  Institute: 

catalog 987 

education  manual 1205,1316-17,1454 

it's  fun  to  learn! SS'/* 

Armed  services,  see  Armed  forces. 

Armed  Services  Honor  Day,  the  President  to 

[iroclaini     80 

Arming  handle,  specification 715 

Armistice  Day,  1944,  proclamation 1291 

Armored  forces: 

field  manuals .320,976 

tables  of  allowances 1080, 1206, 1318, 145(i 

tables  of  equipment 102,  207, 

323,  449,  871-872, 979, 1083, 1211, 1321 

tables  of  organization 102,  207, 

323,  449. 871-872, 979, 1083, 1211,  1321 

Armour  &  Co 959, 1063, 1185, 129,5, 1393. 1406 

Arms,  qualification.  Army  regulations 99, 

202,320.  1205 
see  (itsn  Firearms — Ordnance. 
Armstrong,   D.   W.,   aerosols,   etc.,   containing 

DDT 1374 

Armstrong,  E.  E.,  relief 1123 

.Armstrong,  E.  F.,  sea  as  storehouse 1303,1441 

Armstrong,  Edwin  R.,  court  case  of  exr 1395 

Armstrong,  Florence,  relief 764 

.Armstrong,  Florence  A.,  cost  of  living  for  aged 

persons 926 

Armstrong,  Qayle  Q.,  court  case 819 

Armstrong,  John,  health  and  disease  in  Ama- 
zonia.    .-   958 

Armstrong,  Murphy  S.,  court  case 819 

Armstrong,  Wallace  D.,  sodium  fluoride  effect 

•    on  dental  caries 266 

Army 

absence  without  leave 99,  444, 

583,  584,  867, 976, 1077, 1315 

accounts  of  deceased  officers,  etc 648, 1363 

administration,  field  service  regulations...     100, 

320. 1079 

aeronautical  standards,  index.. 123,  223, 

341, 475, 607, 893, 1225 

airways  communication  system 1315 

allotments  of  pay 1314 

allowances  in  lieu  of  rations,  etc.,  regula- 
tions       ...  99, 319, 444, 1203 

appointment  of  warrant  ofl!iccrs. 99, 

444, 1204, 1315, 1454 
appropriations,  military  establishment- 
hearings -  763,783 

law... 916 

reports ^ 761,764,783 

Army  life  and  Army  recruiting  news. .  104,  208, 
462, 596, 721, 881, 986, 1215, 1328, 1463 

arrest  and  confinement 1315 

arrest  and  return  of  men 583 

authorized  absence,  enlisted  men 1205, 1454 

aviation  pay,  regulations 319, 

583. 1076 
basic  field  manual,  see,  in  main  alphabet, 

Basic  field  manual, 
brigadier  generals  with  less  than  28  years 

service 497 

claims  of  personnel  for  property  lost 318 

classification,  etc. — 

.Army  regulations.    320,1077 

enlisted     personnel,     civilian    occupa- 
tions  1084 

enlisted    personnel,    military    occupa- 
tions. _. 1084 

officer  classification  and  coding 103, 

324, 980, 1212 

personnel,  technical  manual 1460 

reclassification  and  reassignment 635 


1478 


Index,  1944 


Page 
Army— Continued 

conservation  project  posters 209,  462,  696-597, 

721,  881. 986, 1091-92, 1216, 1328, 1463 

conservation  project  series S81 

court-martial  orders 445,  586, 1079, 1206. 1317 

disbursing  officers,  relief 1366 

educational  program,  tee,  in  main  alphabet. 
Education. 

field  manuals 100. 

203,  320,  445,  5S5.  586,  707,  868,  976, 
977,  1078,  1079,  1205,  1317,  1455. 

correction  of  5th  entry  on  p.  100 472 

for  sale  by  supt.  of  docs 1030 

list 445 

foreign  service,  increases  in  pay 1203 

gratuity  payments,  clarify  existing  law 27 

hotel  acquisition  program,  investigation 921 

infantryman    awarded    export    or    combat 
badge- 
hearing 792 

law.... 915 

reports 774,792 

information  materials,  guide  to  use 1318 

introduction  to.  pre-induction  meetings 300 

leaves  of  absence  and  delays...  320, 584, 976, 1077 
movement  of  dependents,  etc..  amend  act..  648 
mustering  out  payments,  regulations. .  975, 1314 
noncommissioned  officers  and  privates,  1st 

class 584.867,1077,1454 

notifying  allotment  offices  uiX)n  death,  etc.  1315 
officer  candidates.  Army  regulations..  1315, 1454 

officers  appointed  in  Army  of  U.  S 867, 1454 

pay  and  allowances,  reeulations. 99. 

202.  318,  319,  444.  583,  706,  866,  975, 
1070,  1203.  1314,  1452-53. 

pay  and  allowances,  technical  manual 589. 

713,  873.  10S4,  1085,  1212,  1322 
pensions,  see,  in  main  alphabet,  Pensions. 

personal  allairs  and  aid  for  dependents. 586 

personnel  system,  regulations 99,1077 

postal  service,  see,  in  main  alphabet,  Army 

Postal  Service, 
promotions — 

in  Army  of  United  States 319, 1077, 1204 

prohibit  certain  nominations 513 

retired  officers  after  specified  service 792 

publications,  price  list 522 

reception  and  processing  of  men 1078 

register,  1944 986 

regulations 98- 

100,  202,  318-320,  443-444,  583-584, 
706-707,  866-868,  975-976,  1076-78, 
1203-5, 1314-15, 1452-54. 

commissioned  officers 99,202.319-320, 

444,  584,  867,  976.  1077,  1204,  1315.  1454 
current  and  suspended  pamphlets. .  318. 975 

enlisted  men 99,202, 

320,  584,  867,  976,  1077-78,  1205,1454 

general  provisions 1076 

index 443 

list 869,977,1079.1455 

miscellaneous 100,320. 

444,  584,  707,  976,  1078,  1205,  1315,  1454 

mobilization,  list _.  445 

personnel 202,319.  444.  ,584, 

706,  867,  976.  1077, 1204,  1315.  1454 
warrant  officers..  99,  444,  707,  1204.  1315. 1454 

release  from  active  duty,  etc 99. 202. 319, 

583,  584,  867,   1077,   1203,   1205,   1454 

rental  deductions  and  stoppages 866.  14.t3 

retired  pay,  double-time  credits 368,792 

retirement  of  enlisted  men. 775, 1023 

supplies,  see,  in  main  alphabet,  Military 

supplies, 
tables  of  organization 101- 

103,  203-207, 321-324.  446-449,  587-588. 
708-712,  809-872,  977-979,  1081-84, 
1207-12,  1318-21,  145tV59. 

list.. 446,869.977,1079,14.55 

technical  bulletins. 1084 

list 445 

technical  manuals 103- 

104,  207-208,  324,  449-450,  588-590, 
712-713,  872-873,  979-981,  1084-85, 
1212-13,1322.1459-61. 

for  sale  by  supt.  of  docs 1030 

list 445 

training  circular 104. 

208,  324,  450,  590,  981,  1085,  1213,  1461 


Page 
A  rmy— Continued 

transfers.  Army  regulations ,584 

transportation  of  dependents,  regulations...  99, 

311,866 
travel  allowances,  etc.,  see,  in  main  alphabet. 
Travel. 

volunteers  in  P.  I.,  pay  claims 702 

your  job  in  the  Army 201 

tee  (Uso  Armed  forces— Bonds  of  officers — 
European  War,  1914-18— Mobiliza- 
tion (military)— Recruiting— Sol- 
diers— also  certain  headings  begin- 
ning Military— aZ«o  names  of  arms 
and  services. 
Army  (field  army) : 

tables  of  equipment 1459 

tables  of  organization 203,321,708.977,1459 

Army  Air  Forces 104.208,324.4.50, 

590,  714,  873,  981,  1085,  1213,  1322, 1461 

air  facilities,  inspection. 250 

air  force,  official  service  journal 208, 

450,  .590,  873,  981, 1085,  1213, 1322, 1461 

Army  regulations 99, 

202,  583, 706. 1204. 1315, 1453 

aviation  cadet  training 208 

female  pilots  and  aviation  cadets — 

hearings 507 

reports _ 369,639 

library  bulletin. 104,208,  lOa^ 

optical  glass,  use 297 

ordnance  equipment  charts 106. 210, 328. 4r)3 

posters 208.1215,1324 

report  of  command  ing  general ...  208 

specifications,  see,  in  main  alphabet,  Mili- 
tary supplies. 

tables  of  allowances 100. 1079. 1318. 14.56 

tables  of  equipment..  101.204.321.446.709,869, 
870,  977-978,  1081,  1207,  1319,  1456-57 

tables  of  organization- 101, 

203,  204.  321,  446.  709,  869,  870,  977- 
978.  1081,  1207,  1319,  1456-57. 

technical  publicat  ions  for  libraries 327, 

1088, 1462 

there's  a  job  for  you  in  the  WAC 1329 

wings,  how  you  can  qualify  to  win 1328 

Army  cook,  see  Cookery. 
Army  Corps: 

tables  of  equipment 207, 324. 712. 1212 

tables  of  organization 207,324,712, 1212 

Army  Day,  1944,  proclamation 421 

Army  educational  program,  see  Education. 
Army  emergency  officers'  retired  list,  see  Emer- 
gency officers'  retired  list. 
Army  exchanges,  see  Post  exchanges. 
Army  field  manuals,  see  Army. 

Army  Garden  Service,  in  World  War  I 332 

Army  Ground  Forces: 

there's  a  job  for  you  in  the  WAC 1329 

the  WAC  with  Army  Ground  Forces 882 

Army  Hospitals,  see  Hospitals— a7«o  names  of 

hospitals. 
Army  Hostess  and  Librarian  Service,  prescribed 

service  uniform 444 

Army  Information  Branch 463. 

722,  882,  987,  1092,  1216,  1329-30,  1463 
Army  instruction,  see  Teaching. 
.\rmy  IMedical  Library: 

index-catalogue,  v.  8 597 

regulations 975 

Army  Motion  Picture  Service,  regulations 202, 

584, 867 
Army-Navy-Civil  Committee  on  Aircraft  De- 
sign Criteria 15, 

618, 747, 1344. 1345, 1346. 1350 

Army  nurse  (periodical) 986, 1092, 1216, 1330, 1463 

Army  Nurse  Corps,  see  Nurse  Corps,  Army. 
Army  of  United  States,  see  Army. 
Army    officers,    see    Army— Officers'    Reserve 
Corps,  Army. 

Army  Orientation  Course.. 115,463 

Army  Postal  Service: 

field  manual 320,585,1078 

regimental  and  unit  mail  clerks 981 

tables  of  equipment. 206,449,1211,1321 

tables  of  organization 206, 449, 1211, 1321 

Army  posts,  see  Military  posts. 
Army  register,  see  Army. 
Army  regulations,  see  Army. 


January-December 


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Page 

Army  Service  Forces 104,208,327,459, 

592, 716, 876, 983, 1088, 1215,  132-t,  1462 

catalog..-- 459-4G2, 

593-596,    716-721,    876-881,    983-980, 
1089-91,1215,  1324-28, 1463. 

civilians  at  war 716 

employment  standards  for  minors  mider  18.  282 

manual... 208,327,459,592,1215 

organization |59 

posters — - 592 

there's  a  job  for  you  in  tlie  WAC 1329 

Army  specialized  training  reserve  program 1316 

Army  specialized  training  units,  tables  of  allow-  _ 

ances 101,1318 

Army  specifications,  see  Military  supplies. 
Army  supplies,  see  Military  supplies— a?jo  spe- 
cial subject,  e.  g.  Projectiles. 
Army  War  College: 
Library— 

periodical  articles  of  mterest 1093 

Arndt,  O.  O.: 

education  in  China  today.. - 384 

material  dealing  with  the  Far  East 205,  923 

paiflplilets  on  the  Far  East 1258 

Amer  Co.,  Inc ---  1158 

Arnold,  C.  H.,  DDT  mixtures  agamst  codhng 

moth  larvae 1341 

Arnold,  Eloise  D.,  court  case . 1159 

Arnold,  O.  O.,  explosion.  Smith  mine 162 

Arnold,   R.    C,   penicillin  treatment  of  early 

syphilis 206 

Amus,  Manuel  (steamship): 

court  case.- - - 669 

Aromatic  sulfonic  acids,  see  Sulfonic  acids. 

AronofI,  Julius,  court  case 277 

Aronovsky,  S.  I.,  norcseal,  new  cork  substitute.  738 
Aronson,  Louis  V.,  see,  for  assignee.  Art  Metal 

Works,  Inc. 
Aroostook   County,   Maine,  manganese  occur- 
rence   .- 52 

Arrecoechca,  Pedro  J.,  relief 41 

Arrest,  Army  regulations 1315 

Arrow  Carrier  Corporation 531 

Arrowhead  Freight  Lines,  Ltd 532 

Arrowhead  Rubber  Co.  of  Texas - 1416 

Arsenal  Building  Corporation 1048 

Arsenic: 

excretion  by  Malpighian  tubes 223 

in  water,  detection  and  analysis... 266 

Art: 

in  service  of  schools-at-war 317 

treasures,  first  aid  protection.. WMI 

works  of,  catalog  of  copyright  entries.  70,  285, 408, 
678,  832,  948,  1049,  1281, 1413 

index  and  title  page,  v.  38. _. 678 

see  also  Drawings— Artists— Paintings. 
Art  galleries,  see  also  names  of  galleries. 

Art  Metal  Works,  Inc. 6:36 

Arter,  Harry,  patent  appeal 1012 

Artesian  wells,  pressure .-  658,931 

Arthropods  in  Netherlands  Indies 681 

Arthur,  Howard,  Mills 290 

Arthur,  R.  W.,  employment,  etc.,  lead  and  zinc 

mines 271 

Artichokes,  market  diseases _  1342 

Articles  of  exceptional  value,  see  Valuable  arti- 
cles. 
Artificial  limbs: 

furnishing 644,756 

helpful  hints 584 

Artillery: 

coast  artillery- 
Army  regulations 1077, 1204 

tables  of  allowances 1080, 1318,  H.-iO 

tables  of  equipment 204,321, 

709, 870, 978, 1207-8, 1319,  1457 

tables  of  organization 204,321,587, 

708, 709,  870, 978, 1207-8, 1319,  1457 
field  artillery— 

field  manual 203, 585, 868, 976, 1079, 1455 

forward  observation 1079 

mobilization  training  program 445 

ordnance  ec4uipment  charts 106,  210,329 

tables  of  allowances 1080, 1206, 1318,  H.W 

tables  of  equipment 102, 

205,  322,  447,  587,  710,  870,  978,  1082, 
1307,  1208-9,  1320,  1457-58. 


Page 

Artillery— Continued 

field  artillery— Continued 

tables  of  organization. 101, 

102,  205,  322,  447,  587.  708,  710,  870, 
978,  1082,  1207,  1208-9,  1318,  1320, 
1457-58. 

tactics  and  technique.. 868 

logarithmic  trigonometric,  etc.,  tables 1460 

orientation,  technical  manual 1085,1460 

pack  artillery,  field  manual 976, 1455 

see  also  Ordnance. 
Artillei-y  Mountains  region,  Ariz.,  manganese..  524 

Artillery  plants,  disposition,  1918-.30. 1046 

Artistic  and  historic  monuments  in  war  areas,  see 
Monuments. 

Artists,  Latin  American,  biographical  notes 420 

Artschwager,  Ernst,  Russian  dandelion 11 

Arundel  Corporation ^^^',5i? 

Arvada  quadrangle,  Colo 1285 

Asbestos: 

industry  in  1913 662 

laminated,  specification 31b 

Asbestos-composition,  specification. 1177 

Asbestos  paper  and  tape,  specification 1422 

Asbury  Transportation  Co 532 

Ascham,  L.,  turnip  greens 608 

Ascorbic  acid,  see  Vitamins. 

Ash,  American  wood.. 741 

Ash  receivers,  specification 1179 

Ashbrook,  Frank  Q.,  fur  laws,  1943-44 159 

Ashby,  Wallace: 

hog-housing  requirements 740 

modernizing  farmhouses 1340 

Ashcraft,  E.  E.,  court  case 698 

Ashes: 

coal-ash  slag  on  furnace  walls 1268 

fusibility  of  coal  ash,  correction  for  Dec.  1943 

catalog 336 

in  mine-run  metallurgical  coal  control 161 

Ashland  Coal  &  Ice  Co.,  Inc 399 

Ashley,  Ocorge  U.,  anthracite  fields  of  Pa 1266 

Ashley,  Drew  &  Northern  Ry.,  rates  on  lumber.  1041 

Ashtabula,  Ohio,  railroad  accidents 663,813 

Asia: 

hghts  and  fog  signals..- - j9U 

pilot,  supplement - 413 

see  also  East  (Far  East). 

Asiatic  Division,  Library  of  Congress 1413 

Asparagus,  frozen,  standards  for  grades... 485 

American  wood ^jfz 

suitability  for  rayon  pulp 482 

Asphalt:  ,„„. 

Dougherty  area,  Okla.,  map 1264 

rates  on - °17 

sales  rise  10  percent  in  1942 662 

sales  slightly  larger  in  1943 --  1035 

specifications - .-  199i  1311 

Asphalt  roofing  and  siding,  statistics. 17, 

135,  234,  3.52,  489,  619,  749,  904,  1004, 
1112, 1235, 1352. 
Asphalt  varnish,  see  Varnish. 

Aspinwall,  Iowa,  railroad  accident. 1164 

Assaulting  of  Army  odicers,  etc.,  punishment...  150 
Assistance,  see  Public  assistance. 
Assistant  secretary,  see,  for  departmental  assist- 
ant  secretaries,   names   of  depart- 
ments, or  secretaries. 

Associated  F'armersof  California,  Inc 644 

Associated  Farmers  of  Imperial  County 835,1172 

Associated  General  Contractors  of  America 522 

Associated  Laboratories 656 

Associated  Nations,  see  United  Nations. 

Associated  Press 665,1395 

Associated  Transport,  Inc 627,631 

Association  of  American  Railroads: 

court  case  -  -  - .- 1159 

scientific  and  technical  mobilization 1137 

Association  of  Casualty  &  Surety  Executives..  1299 
Association  of  Land-Orant  Colleges  and  Univer- 
sities: 

address  of  Claude  R.  Wickard 1337 

address  by  Eric  Englund - 1343 

Associations,  see  name  of  association,  or  subject 
with  which  association  has  to  do. 

Aster  yellows,  reaction  of  Lactuca  to  virus 1342 

Astronomy: 

astronomical  papers 291 

description  of  profession 852 


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Index,  1944 


Page 

Astronomy— Continued 

nautical 181 

publicntions,  pricp  list 1145 

Astrophysical  Observatory,  report,  1943 192 

Astrophysics,  description  of  profession. 852 

ASTRP,  see  Army  specialized  training  reserve 
proerani. 

Atchafalaya  River,  map 1464 

Atchison,  Topeka  &  Santa  Fe  Ry.: 

abandonment 936 

accidents 55,  274,  395, 528, 813, 1038, 1 154 

motor  carrier  decision 532 

rates  on — 

asphalt  817 

grain.... 276,634,817 

lumber 937 

sand 818 

Athens  Roller  Mills 1445 

Atlfins,  C.  II.,  rural  sanitation 1375 

Atkins,  E.  C,  &  Co. 1283 

Atkinson-Kier  Co 262, 824 

.\tlanta,  Qa.: 

aircraft  accident 1350 

forccastinp  notes  for  district 912 

Atlanta  &  Charlotte  Air  Line  Ry.,  bonds 397 

Atlanta  &  Saint  Andrews  Bay  Ry.,  accident..  1270 
Atlanta,  Birmingham  &  Coast  R.  R.,  rates  on 

tissue  paper 535 

Atlantic  &  Yadkin  Ry.,  rates  on  logs 1393 

Atlantic  Coast: 

coast  pilot,  supplements 19,354,491,620 

current  tables  354 

fish  and  shellfish  1263 

light  list  559,1052 

pilot  rules  for  certain  inland  waters 559 

radiobeacon  system 412 

surface  water  temperatures 1356 

see  also  Atlantic  States. 
Atlantic  Coast  Line  R.  R.: 

accidents 56, 165, 1 1 54 

Clarence  Brown  et  al.  r. 817 

rates  on  coal 399 

rates  on  gasoline 817 

tax  appeal 1445 

Atlantic  Coastal  Plain,  see  Atlantic  States. 

Atlantic  Company 1280 

Atlantic  mackerel,  see  Mackerel.  '• 

Atlantic  Ocean: 

Arctic  ice  drift 417 

hurricanes,  etc.,  of  north  Atlantic 357, 1054 

pilot  chart,  north  Atlantic 74,  181, 

291,  417,  682,  838,  1054,  1175-76,  1419 
pilot  chart,  south  Atlantic...  291,682, 1054, 1419 

tide  tables 751 

Atlantic  Packing  Co 927 

Atlantic  Packing  Co.,  Distributors'.. 927 

Atlantic  Refining  Co 195 

Atlantic  States: 

geology  of  Georgia  Coastal  Plain . 270 

surface  water  supply 805, 930 

see  also  Atlantic  Coast. 

Atlantic  War  Zone  Bar  certificate  card.. 191 

Atlantic  white-cedar,  see  Cedar. 
Atmosphere,  see  Air. 
Atmospheric  pressure: 

advective  pressure  changes 911 

low  barometric,  sheep  exposed 925 

Atomizers,  specification 970 

Atrocities  by  Nazi  in  Hungary,  etc 770 

Attachment  and  garnishment: 

amend  District  of  Columbia  laws 365 

salaries  of  Government  employees- 
hearings 791 

reports 249,373 

Attachment  plugs,  specification 864, 1200 

Attorney,  see  District  attorney. 

Attorney  General,  see  Biddle,  Francis — Justice 

Department. 
Attorneys,  see  Lawyers. 

Auburn,  Wash.,  railroad  accident 935 

Auburn  quadrangle,  Calif 807 

Aucoumea  klaineana,  foreign  wood 613 

Auctions,  farm,  and  price  control 483 

Auditing: 

cost-plus-a-flxed-fee  supply  contracts 588, 

872,980,1084 

property  accounts.  Army  regulations 1076, 

1203 

property,  procedures,  technical  manual 1085 

Auger  cnips,  see  Wood. 


Page 

Au  Sable  Harbor  as  harbor  of  refuge ■      599 

Austin,  Jason  M.,  relief 242,375,496 

Austin,  Warren  R.  (Senator  from  Vt.): 
reports  made  by- 
Judiciary  Com 150 

Military  Affairs  Com...     378,648 

Australia: 

capture  of  prizes,  extend  privileges    1062 

lights  and  fog  signals 290 

pilot,  supplements 413 

plant  bugs  in  National  Museum 1068 

pocket  guide : 114 

post-war  housing  policies 1415 

post-war  reconstruction 1410 

sailing  directions,  supplements 413 

w-heat  agreement 966 

Austria,  annexation  by  Germany,  attitude  of 

U.  S... 362,372 

Auth-Loffler,  Inc 9.'S9 

Authority. 

Note. — For  all  headings  in  which  the 
word  "Authority"  occurs,  see  the  alpha- 
beting  word,  e.g.  Civil  Aeronautics  Au- 
thority  

.\utoinatic  Fire  Alarm  Co .187,568 

Automatic  gun,  see  Guns. 

Automatic  pilot,  see  Aircraft  automatic  pilot. 

Automatic  pistols,  see  Pistols. 

Automobile  accidents,  see  Accidents. 

Automobile  tires,  see  Tires. 

Automobiles: 

ceiling  prices  on  used  cars,  facts  about 1295 

conserve  for  essential  transportation 1 1 89 

dealers,  OPA  guide 691 

distribution  methods  and  costs 521, 1029 

nonmilitary,  ownership  and  operation 781 

rates  on 533 

see  also  Motor  vehicles. 
Automotive,    see    certain    headings    beginning 

Motor. 
Auxiliary  vessels,  see  Ships. 

Avakian,  Anne,  guavule. 1000 

Averitt,  P.^  Berea  sand 1033,1147 

Avery,  Sewell  L.,  tax  appeal 1195 

.\viation,  see  Aeronautics. 
Aviation  cadets: 

loss  of  personal  property,  reimburse— 

hearing 1024 

reports 793,1015 

payments  in  case  of  death 1251 

training  for  Army  Air  Forces 208 

uniform  gratuity,  correct  inequality 1252 

women  in  Army  Air  Forces,  appointment- 
hearings  507 

reports 369,639 

you  can  have  silver  wings 208 

Aviation  fields,  see  Airports  and  aviation  fields. 

Aviation  insurance,  study 490 

Aviation  missions,  see  Military  missions — Naval 

missions. 
Aviation  pay,  see  Army. 

Aviation  Training  Division. 560, 1053 

Aviators: 

civil  air  regulations,  digest  for  pilots 18 

civilian  pilot  training,  extend  act — 

hearings 376 

law 914 

reports 512,759,771 

female  pilots,  appointment — 

hearings. 507 

reports 369,639 

mathematics  for  air  crew  trainees 589 

physics  for  air  crew  trainees 207 

pilot  certificates 354 

see  also  Aviation  cadets. 
Avilrs,  Carlos  P.,  see  Pfrez  Avilfs,  Carlos. 

Avon  Western  Corporation 691,1185 

Awards: 

merchant  marine 287, 1439 

to  Interior  Dept.  personnel- 
hearings .-  918 

law 915 

reports 45,777 

to  persoimel  in  Maritime  Commission,  etc..  40, 
249, 360,  506. 

to  postal  employees  for  inventions 637 

see  also  Achievement  awards — Decisions. 

Awning  curtains,  ships',  specification. 1056 

Awnings,  ships',  specification. 953 

Axial  fans,  see  Fans  and  blowers. 


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\\i3l  ripidity  of  perforated  structural  members.  236 

Axial  superchargers^ 1170 

Axis  front  movement  in  United  States  ,  -  -  374 

A xtpll.  E.  S.,  relief  .         --     1020 

Avers,  Robert  S.,  physical  land  conditions  350 

Ayersville,  Ga.,  railroad  accident Ifi4 

Avvazoglou,  W.,  peophvsical  abstracts 161, 

525,810,  1151. 
Azimuth: 

instrument,  standard  nomenclature  lists  ..   884, 
988, 1093 

star  altitude-azimuth  curves 1054 

Azores,  business  firms,  list  19 

Azov,  Sea  of,  lights  and  fog  signals _  415 


B  *  O  Store,  relief -  1133 

B-W  Construction  Co 795,1272,1306 

Babcock,  Cedric  E.,  motor  carrier  decision 531 

Babies,  see  Infants. 

Baby,  see  Infants. 

Baby  lambskin,  see  I^ambskin. 

Babylon,  N.  Y.,  court  ease 5.36 

Baca  County.  Colo.,  physical  land  conditions..  1349 

Bacic,  Peter  P.,  relief 1015 

Backus,  H.: 

carbon  black  production  and  sales 1035 

natural  gas     1150 

Backus,  Richard  C.,  law  and  legal  literature  of 

Colombia ._ 1413 

Backus,  Minn.,  aircraft  accident 1239 

Bacon,  Frank  L.,  Del  Monte  sand 162 

Bacteria,  legume  cultures 612 

Bacterial   diseases,   see   names   of  diseases,   or 
plants,  etc.,  affected. 

Bacteriology,  description  of  profession 852 

Bacterium  solanacearum,  see  Wilt  disease. 

Baden,  Anne  L.,  cooperation 553 

Badger,  Henry  Q.: 

effects  of  the  war  upon  colleges,  1943-44 518 

higher  education,  statistics   1374 

Badger  Ordnance  Works,  impact  of  the  war, 

working  notebook. 68 

Badges: 

Army  regulations 444,1077,1315 

infantryman,  pay  of  men  awarded — 

hearing ." 792 

law. 915 

reports .• 774,792 

Badt,  Harry  A.,  court  case 1044 

Baggage,  transportation.  Army  regulations..     .  583, 

706,975,1204 
Bags: 

canvas,  specification 1177 

hand,  specifications.. 450,714, 1199 

paper,  need  to  conserve -.  1349 

I)olitzer,  specification 1073 

Bailey,  Barbara,  blends  of  wool  fiber 476 

Bailey,  E.  H.,  &  Co 797 

Bailey,  F. .!.,  explosion.  Smith  mine 162 

Bailey,  F.  J.,  jr.,  lifting  rotor  in  forward  flight. _  1414 

Bailey,  G.  W.,  distance  alignment  charts 417 

Bailey,  Josiah  W.  (Senator  from  N.  C.): 
papers  presented  by — 

flood  control  on  Sheyenne  River 1022 

reports  made  by- 
Commerce  Com 40,512 

Bailiffs,  numbers  and  duties  in  U.  S.  eourts.  633, 13()7 
Bain,  Henry  M.,  cooperative  marketing  of  rice..  612 

Baits,  poisoned,  mole  cricket  control 127 

Bake  pans,  specifications 704,1179 

Baker,    A.    C,    Mexican   fruitfly   and   related 

species 1228 

Baker,  Allen,  court  case 668 

Baker,  Daniel,  Co 242 

Baker,  Edward  E.,  patent  appeal.. 622 

Baker,  (}.  O.,  forage  crops.. 735 

Baker,  Henry,  court  case 166 

Baker,  Loran  N.: 

farm  and  home  frozen  food  cabinets.... 861 

food  dehydration  report. 968 

Baker,  Norman  G.,  court  case 400,536,1159 

Bakers    and    baking,    see    Baking    industry — 
Cookery. 

Bakers'  caps,  specification 1199 

Baking-dish  linings,  specification... 562 

Baking  industry: 

union  wages  and  hours 945 

wage  order  poster 831 

637398 — 45 2 


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Bakke,  A.  L.,  root  reserves  in  European  bind- 
weed   - 995 

Balance-sheet  items  of  railways 56,  165,  275,  .397, 

.529,  664,  814,  936,  1039,  11.56,  1271,  1.388 

Baldeypre.ss,  American  wood.. 1230 

Baldwin,  Blanchard,  court  case 45 

Baldwin,  J.  L.: 

tornadoes  in  United  States. 495 

weather  of  1943 495 

Baldwin,  W.  H..  body  oil  from  menhaden 929 

Balkans,  references 69 

Ball,  .Joseph  H.  (Senator  from  Minn.): 
report  made  by- 
Immigration  Com... - 1135 

Ball,  Sydney  H.,  gem  stones  in  1943 1151 

Ball  clay,  se'e  Clay. 

Ballard,  Donald,  court  case 537, 699. 1395 

Ballard,  Edna  W.,  court  case 61,537,699,1395 

Ballester-Ripoll,  Francisco,  court  case  1159 

Ballinger,  W.  R.,  dispenser  for  aerosols,  etc 479 

Balloon  baskets,  specification.. 451 

Balloons: 

barrage,  equipment  set,  supply  catalog..  459,  .593 

meteorological,  technical  manual 713 

observation,  specifications.. 450-451 

pilot  balloon  tables 713 

supply,  specifications 324,451 

Ballot  Commission,  see  War  Ballot  Commission. 

Ballreich,  C.  J.,  distance  alignment  charts 417 

Balsa: 

specification 1055 

strength  and  related  properties  of  wood 1344 

Balsam  fir,  see  Fir. 
Balsam  poplar,  see  Poplar. 
Balser,  Esther  V.: 

cement 1 266 

Portland  and  other  hydraulic  cements 1035 

Balsley,  .lames  R.,  jr.,  vanadium-bearing  mag- 

netite-ilmenite  deposits. 160 

Baltic  Sea: 

lights  and  fog  signals .560 

pilot,  supplement 413 

sailing  directions,  supplement 560 

Baltimore,  Md.,  part-time  work  of  students 5.50 

Baltimore  &  Ohio  Chicago  Terminal  R.  R 1041 

Baltimore  &  Ohio  R.  R.: 

accidents 164, 1 1,54 

court  case 92,310,940 

equipment  trust  certificates 57,936 

mail  routes,  schedules....  79,  421,  686,  1060,  1424 

Baltimore  Coach  Co .537 

Baltimore  Steam  Packet  Co 552,676 

Baltimore  Transit  Co .5.37 

Bamboo,  planting  and  caring  _ 1105 

Bananas,  rates  on 399, 1169 

Bandages: 

cotton,  specifications. ._   ...  703 

gauze,  specifications 97, 1073 

I)laster-of-paris,  specification. 315 

rubber,  specification 579 

Bandaging,  field  manual 320, 1317 

Bands  (music): 

Army  regul.itions.    _ 867 

Marine,  to  attend  Q.  A.  R,  convention- 
hearing  775 

law - 915 

letter  from  Navy  Dept 776 

reports 775,793 

tables  of  organization  and  equipment..  588, 1211 
Banfield,  Mary  E.  W.: 

city  .school  officers -.  l'">3 

expenditures  per  pupil        .       518-510 

Baufield,  O.  M.,  tax  appeal  of  adnirs  1307 

Bangert,  W.  M.,  thermodynamic  properties  of 

chromium 932 

Bangor  quadrangle,  Calif 1265 

Bang's  disease: 

counties  in  nir)difled  accredited  areas 226, 

610,1103 

indemnity  claims  and  averages 9, 126, 

226, 344,  478, 610,  738, 8%,  997, 1227, 1310 
work  in  cooperation  with  States — 

summarv  of  brucellosis  control 9, 

126,  226,  344,  478,  610,  738,  896,  997, 
1104,1227,1340- 

sununarv  of  brucellosis  work . .    9, 

i26,  226,  344,  478,  610,  738,  896,  997, 
1104,1227,1.340. 

Bank  and  climb  gyro  control,  specification 1086 

Bank  &  Insurance  Shares,  Inc 545 


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Index,  1944 


Page 

Bank  and  turn  indicator,  sprciflcation... 325 

Rank  for  Upconst ruction  and  Development,  «« 
[ntcmatinnal  Hank  for  Reconstruc- 
tion and  Development. 

Bankers  Farm  Mortcage  Co 1395 

Bank'^rs  Mortgage  Co 400,1159 

Bankhead,  John  IT.,  2d  (Senator  from  Ala.): 
reports  made  by — 

.^srieulturc  and  Forestry  Com 782 

Banking  and  Currency  Com  _ . .  149, 254, 783 
Irrication  and  Reclamation  Com...  647,790 
Banking,  see  Banks  and  bankinR. 
Bankme  and  Currency  Committee,  House: 

hearings 363,764,910-917 

reports... 242,363,704 

Banking  and  Currency  Committee,  Senate: 

hearings.. 38,2.54,041,783 

minority  views 783 

reports 38,149,254,783-784 

Bankruptcy: 
amend  act — 

hearings 146 

hearings,  additional  copies. 35 

law 3.59 

reports 249,373,377,772 

municipal,  administration  of  act  in  Fla 791 

referee,  appointment  as  U.  S.  commissioner.  1248 
Banks  and  banking: 

a.ssets  and  liabilities  of  insured  banks..  798, 12.56 

earnings  of  employees,  1943 829 

Federal  reserve  par  list 47, 

153,  264,  .384, 799, 923, 12.57, 1373 

in  Paraguay,  new  measures 517 

Negro  owned,  etc.,  institutions,  report 1004 

payments  in  connection  with  savings  bonds.  1309 

publications  on  banking,  price  list... 269 

ration  banking  and  bank  supervisor 1432 

relations  with  foreign  banks,  etC- 153 

war  production,  etc.,  loans,  participation..  754 
see  also  Federal  home  loan  banks— Federal 
land  banks— National  banks— rt?«o 
certain  headings  beginning  Federal 
reserve — also  name  of  bank,  or  place 
where  located . 
Banning,  Lloyd  H.,  removal  of  flat  pieces  from 

crashed  stone 1268 

Banovic,  William  H.,  patent  appeal 13.19 

Bantin,  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Howard  C,  relief 363, 

784, 913 

Baptiste,  Frank,  relief 500,784,913 

Barataria  quadrangle,  La 1148 

Barber,  G.  W.: 

husk  development  of  com. 479 

styrene  dibromide 611 

Barber,  J.  B.,  court  case 537 

Barbour,  J.  F.,  &  Sons 665,1369 

Barcelona  Harbor,  as  harbor  of  refuge 599 

Barden,    Graham    A.     (Representative    from 
N.  C): 
report  made  by- 
Education  Com... . 632 

Bardsto\vn,  Ky.,  aircraft  accident 1114 

Bareboating  American  ships 505 

Bareno,  Juan  T.,  court  case. 1395 

Barge  Anaconda  A-  Smith-Rowland  Co.,  Inc 699 

Barham,  H.  N.: 

Kansas  starches 894 

starch  content  of  potatoes.. 224 

Barite: 

in  1943 1152 

in  first  half  of  1944 1207 

rates  on 533 

Barium  chemicals  in  1943. 11.52 

Barium  nitrates,  energy,  etc.,  in  decontposition.  1267 
Bark  beetles,  see  Elm  bark  beetles. 

Barker,  C.  T.,  programs  of  T.  V.  A. 861 

Barkley,  Alben  W.  fSenator  from  Ky.): 
papers  presented  by — 

Dumbarton  Oaks  proposals.. 1365 

econom  ic  conditions 1 2.'i2 

legislation,  78th  Cong. 1st  sess _  7M 

Salt  River 149 

Barley: 

farm  production,  disposition,  etc 1338 

seedlings,  influence  of  light,  etc 961 

standards,  handbook 132 

Barn  haydriers,  see  Haydriers. 

Bamahy,  Joseph  T.,  fluctuations  in  abundance 

of  red  salmon 159 

Barnes,  Dwight  F.,  control  of  grape  leaf  folder..  479 


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Barnes,  Helen  V.,  agricultural  experiment  sta- 
tions bulletins 1107 

Barnett,  Isadore,  court  case 677 

Bamett,  Jackson ,  sale  of  property. 645, 770 

Barnhart-Morrow  Consolidated 1395 

Barnwell,  F.  Rivers,  health  of  our  children 266 

Barographs: 

specification 325        '. 

technical  manual 980        ! 

Barometers:  ' 

aneroid,  specification _.  128S 

mercurial,  specifications 953,1420 

ships'  aneroid,  and  their  errors 417 

see  also  Atmospheric  pressure.  i 

Barometric  pressure,  see  Atmospheric  pressure.  | 

Barr,  C.  G.,  tetraploidy  in  cabbage 223 

Barr,  John,  court  case... 1159 

Barrage  balloons,  see  Balloons. 
Barrels: 

rates  on.. 59,817,1392 

specification 441 

steel,  statistics 17, 135, 23,5,  ,352, 

489, 619, 749, 904, 1004, 1112, 1235, 1352 

Barrere,  Paul,  relief 642,755 

Barrett,  .\lbert,  relief 247 

Barrett,  Frank  A.  (Representative  from  Wyo.):  j 

reports  made  by —  J 

Irrigation  and  Reclamation  Com 145       '] 

Public  Lands  Com.... 36,778,1130 

Barrett  Line,  Inc 1395 

Barriers,  walls,  and  fences 1036 

Bars  (decorations  of  honor): 

Army  regulations 444,1077 

Atlantic  War  Zone  Bar,  certificate  card 191 

Mediterranean  Middle  East  War  Zone  Bar.  191 

Merchant  Marine  Combat  Bar. 191 

Pacific  War  Zone  Bar _.  191 

Bars  (steel): 

specification 1421 

Barsigian,  Flora  M.: 

barite 1267 

talc,  etc.,  industries  in  1943 1035 

Barss,  H.  P.,  agricultural  experiment  stations, 

1943 227 

Barton,  P.  M.,  court  case 641 

Bartsch,   Paul,  new  shipworm  from  Panama 

Canal 1192 

Baruch,  Bernard  M.: 

war  and  post-war  adjustment  policies 430 

correction  of  entry 472 

Barwick,  A  rchie,  relief 1015 

Barytes,  see  Barite. 
Base  general  depot: 

tables  of  equipment 323 

tables  of  organization 323 

Basic  field  manual. ^-  100.203,320,445,585, 

707, 868, 976, 1078, 1205, 1317, 1455 

Basic  Magnesium,  Inc 511 

Baskets: 

balloon,  specification 451 

desk,  steel,  specification 1199 

Bass,  black  basses 1263 

Basswood,  American  wood 1106 

Bastrop,  Tex.,  railroad  accident 1154 

Bateman,  L.  J.,  motor  carrier  decision 531 

Bates,  Elbridge  0.,  court  case 938,1444 

Bates,  George  J.  (Representative  from  Mass.): 
reports  made  by- 
Naval  Affairs  Com... _.  776 

Bates,  Joe  B.  (Representative  from  Ky.): 
reports  made  by — 

Rules    Com 509,638,779-780 

Bates,  Roger  G.,  effect  of  sodium  chloride  on  pH 

of  p-phenolsulfonate  buffers... 763 

Batesville  district.  Ark.,  geologic  map  and  srtiic- 

t  ure  sections 1264 

Bath,  Maine,  shipbuilding  area,  war  and  pre- 

warstudy 68 

Bathhouses  and  dependencies 1036 

Bathing  trunks,  specification 183 

Bats,  eliminating  from  buildings 1379 

Batteries,  see  Electric  batteries. 

Battcrman,  John  J.,  court  case 277,819 

Battery  boxes,  rates  on 67 

Battle  Monuments  Commission,  see  American 

Battle  Monuments  Commission. 
Battle-ships,  see  Warships. 

Battle  streamers.  Civil  War,  carrying 259 

Battlefields,  see  names  of  certain  national  parks, 
etc. 


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Battleships,  see  Warships.  . 

Bauer,  Walier,  agricultural  credit  in  Mexico         128 

Baumgartner,  Carl  W..  court  case 665,96/ 

Baur,  Emma  M.,  tax  appeal.     —  -  y^-S  « 

Baur,  Marguerite  E.,  tax  appeal-. firi66  698 

Bausch  &  Lomb  Optical  to 61,160,098 

Bauxite:  ^.  ^  •  ^ 

Arkansas  bauxite  district,  map-..- 

in  1943 

in  1st  quarter,  1944 

Bay,  see  Bays— aZso  name  of  bay. 

Bay  &  River  Navigation  Co.. i;^-,^^. 

Bay  State  Dredging  &  Contractmg  Co.. ..  \m,  1412 
Bayles,  Dorothy,  salad  dressmg,  mayonnaiso,^^^^ 

Bayonets,  standard  nomenciature'lisl.  109, 594  1091 
Bayonne,    N.    J.,    see   Naval    Supply    Depot, 

Bayonne. 
Bayou,  «ee  name  of  bayou.  „io,i„„c      i4i8 

Bays,  vessel  inspection,  rules  and  regulations  .  1418 
»ee  aiso  names  of  bays. 

Bayview  Manor  Homes,  Inc .„_  ^«o 

Beach,  Carmen,  court  case      ''"*'•   „V 

Beacon  Fast  Freight  Co.,  Inc .---^  sJi 

Belcon  Journal  Co.,  see,  as  successor.  Knight 
Newspapers,  Inc. 

Beacons:  .   .  ,  ,„  ino, 

frighten  ducks  from  grainflelds..    i"^i 

goniometer  for  determining  candlepower..  905 

Beale,  Richard  D.,  relief  of  estate.. -^ 

Beall,  Richard  H.,  relief...- '-^"^ 

Bean,  see  Beans.    .  .     n„ 

Bean  beetle,  see  Mexican  bean  beetle. 

^  diseases  and  their  control 611,897 

dry —  .  .  fin 

food  information  series. ^i.^ 

production  and  Dec.  1  stocks 4/7 

twelve  points  in  grading -.-- y";f 

mosaic  virus  4,  symptom  expression -^/ 

poster v","V fiii 

responses  to  length  of  day ^i. 

two  new  virus  diseases ^^' 

see  also  names  of  beans. 

Bear  Creek,  Calif.,  survey....- o«« 

Bear  Creek,  Colo.,  flood  control --"loT? 

Bear  River,  examination  and  survey. ----  i^w 

Beard,  Eleanor,  court  case »^» 

Beard,  Norman  W     court  case V,-nVnVAA5 

Beardstown,  Dl..  relief         ----—  "23,1131  1245 

Bearing  conversion  table,  radio.. 'i,sn 

Bearing   washer,    specification "•*" 

Bearings   (machinery):  ,„* .,,^  Hct         insq 

antifriction  bearings,  nomenclature  list.. -.  1089 

get  your  bearings  straight.... ;-,-----,-  n^; 

white-base  antifriction  bfarmg  metals      1-.  135, 
235,  352,  489,  619,  749,  905,  1004,  1112, 
1235,  1352. 
Bears:  ,  ,mc, 

are  wild  animals. ; v." To" "'•„„"'   o4 

warning  posters  of  National  Park  Service  .  933, 


Bedtfin^-and-ward-iurniture  cases,  specification. 


Page 

Bedding  (for  cattle):  .j, 

4, 
683, 1288 

Bedford,  Edward  T.,  court  caseof  exr 166. 1395 

Bedford,  F.  T.,  tax  appeal. -  '«'• 

Bedpan  washers,  specilication '•• 

Bee,  see  Bees. 

Beech:  p.o 

American  wood -. ---  J'2 


1149 


345 


1036, 1152 

Beaton.  John  J.,  relief. - --  764, 1131, 1244 

Beatrice  Creamery  Co - ^^^* 

Beattie,  J.  n.:  .on 

production  of  carrots *°" 

production  of  peppers - -  •»*" 

Beattie.  W.  R.: 

production  of  carrots 

production  of  peppers..--.-.-  -    ,     --.--- 
Bcatty,  Willard  W.,  editor.  Indian  education 


discolorations  in  aircralt  veneers -  »»' 

forests  in  Pennsylvania -.-  -  -  -  -  ^'° 

Beech  Bottom  coal  mine,  summer  air  condition- 
ing  

Beef  cattle,  see  Cattle— Calves. 

Beef  goes  to  war 

Beehive  coke,  see  Coke. 

Bees: 

culture oQfi 

productive  management ow. 

publications,  price  list    - '^^ 

Beet  leafhoppers,  effects  of  temperature ii«i 

Beet  sugar,  see  Sugar. 

Beetles:  ^  .   .j   ^  qr'; 

new  species  from  Trinidad-. ""-v-v-  ^"'^ 

of  Mexico,   Central   America,  etc.,  check- 

list 4JAJD.T 

see  also  names  of  beetles. 

Beets:  ,    .  j  1931 

cmned,  standards  for  grades - |^^^ 

market  diseases ---- - ,„,„ 

mosaic,  anatomical,  etc.,  studies i-i'^' 

see  also  Sugar  beets.  .  j    :„ 

Bcglinger,    Edward,    hydrolysis    of    wood    in 

stationary  digester -  "^" 

Bein,  Maurice  L.,  court  case- i?  am 

Bein,  Maurice  L.,  Inc.     -  ^°\V^ 

Bckins  Van  &  Storage  Co.. ,----- "°^ 

Belen,  N.  Mex.,  railroad  accident -  ^lo' 

Belgian  Congo:  054 

business  firms,  list ..- .,•„„. 

criminal  ofTenses  by  armed  forces i-*"'* 

'^  mminal  offenses  by  armed  forces 1304 

labor  conditions ---  *"° 

Bell,  C.  H.:  ,,50 

Kentucky  coals Jigo 

Virginia  coals ;---- zy-z: 

Bell,  C.  Jasper  (Representative  from  Mc). 

reports  made  by—  „oo  7-A 

Insular  A  flairs  Com - -  633.7.0 

Bell,  Elliott  v.,  court  case         -.- - irn  i{^ 

Bell,  F.  Q.,  erosion  control,  etc -  ^•'"'^'' 

Bell,  J.ames  L.,  court  case.-^. .--.-- ,5 

Bell,  Spurgeon,  post-war  traffic  levels... |^»s 

Bell  &  Loffland,  Inc --  i^'~ 

Bell  Oil  &  Gas  Co - J^ 

Bell  Potato  Chip  Co r '  ' W "iW i^Miitl    Tv> 

Bellamy,  A.  E.,  inheritance  of  woolly  in  rabbits,  isy 

Bellbluff,  Va.,  railroad  accident °° 

Belle  Fourchc  River: 

compact —  32 

!'earin?s- - 359 

law... - ncQ 

report  ^" 


.  480 
.  346 
1266. 
1382 

Beaufort,  S.  C,  ceramic  remains.-  -..--- 307 

Beaufort  County,  S.  C,  notes  on  a  few  sites...-  30, 
Beaumont,  Tex.,  freight  rat?S— •-.-------- --^:-  ^' 

Beck.  M.  Dorothy,  typhus nckettsiae  from  brain 

of  rat    .  

Beck,  Sherman,  relief.-  -. 500,785, 1244 

Becker,  Elizabeth  A.,  relief /-----;.- "    rk? 

■      -    court  case  of  guardian 665 

-.  764 


Belle  Glade,  Fla.,  aircraft  accident }238 

Bclletonte,  Pa.,  aircraft  accident -  *""' 

Belles-lettres,  see  Literature. 

Belleville.  Pa.  "!"-->» -"-pi'tent. 1^." 


aircraft  accident - 


Becker.  Kingslcy  J.,  coi 
Beckham,  LouLs,  re.ief. 


Beckncr,  Kimball  L..  relief  of  estate.... 1015 

Beckwith.  Charles  S.  blueberry  growing.  /40 

Beckwith,  Robert,  relief. VV-— r"  ™^»v  v 

Beckworth.  Lindley  (Representative from  Tex.). 

bill  introduced  by - 

Bed-load.  see  Sedimentation. 

Bed  spreads,  specification -  -  - -  °" 

Bedbugs,  habits,  life  history,  and  control a-" 


Bellingham.  Ellen  F.,  industrial  hygiene.-.-^-  6^4 

Bello,  Marino,  relief. ----■-----.----- -.^^'  '^ 

Bclman,  A.  A.,  basic  wage  rates  in  private  ship- 
yards....  .- "^ 

Belmont,  Wash.,  railroad  accident --  ozs 

Beloit.  Kans.,  aircraft  accident.    '-"g 

The  beloved  captain  (leadership) - ^ 

Below  the  belt  (hernia) ----  T^ 

Belt,  Rigel  O.,  court  case...-.-- '^ 

Belton,  S.  C,  railroad  accident - ---  •"^ 

Belts  (straits):        .  --.-, 

lights  and  fog  signals.--. o;;';^"in^ 

Belts  and  belting,  specifications 315,590,1U7J 

.see  also  Safety  belts. 

Belt/,  J.  C,  research,  etc.,  on  coal -i^^ 

Be!ve<lcre  (steam  vessel):  1-104-05 

court  case  of  custodian ,";.;;;iicf    toi 

Bench,  elec.  generator  testmg,  nomenclature  list.  Til. 

Bench  marks,  tidal,  in  District  of  Columbia.-  1115 


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Page 

Benches,  standani  nomenclature  list 1089 

Uender,  A.  S.  H.,  motor  carrier  decision        .     5S,  .i:'.! 

Beneficial  Industrial  Loan  Corporation  ^2 

Beneficiaries,  desiRnntion  Army  regulations 5K4 

Benefit  guide,  see  Navy— Veterans. 
Benefit  payments,  xef  Old  age  and  survivors 
insurance. 

Benefit  series 50.267, 

387,  520,  655, 802, 927, 1029, 1H3, 1376 

cumulative  index  and  digest 1,56 

Bengal.  Hay  of,  sailing  directions,  supplement- .  413 
Bengtson,    Ida    A.,    complement    fixation    in 

rickettsial  diseases 801 

Bennett,  A.  E.,  treatment  of  neurosyphilis 054 

Bennett,  Anna  A.,  court  case  --. _    61 

Bennett,  C.  H.,  fish  distribution  boat 920 

Bennett,  Charles  A.,  air  flow  in  duets  and  pipes  127 
Bennett,  George  E.,  paralytic  poliomyelitis.  925 
Bennett,  Hugh  H.: 

acres  are  aces 487 

kudzu _ 487 

Thomas  Jefferson,  soil  conservationist 746 

Bennett,  James,  see  Gould,  J.  .\shby. 
Bennett,  Jennings  J.,  Congressional  Medal  of 

Honor 1 46 

Bennett,  M.  D.  (Doc),  court  case 1272 

Bennett,  R.  Shad,  court  case 61 

Bennett,  Robert  R.,  geology,  etc.,  of  Big  Spring 

area,  Tex 1146 

Bennett  Creek,  plan  and  profile  map.. 1381 

Benoit-SmuUyan,    Emile,    war   migration   and 

post-war  demobilization. 1280 

Ben.son,  Jas.  B..  mine  explosions  _. 391,392 

Benson,  Marcus  O.,  court  case _..  166 

Benson,  Marlon,  food  habits  of  children 1140 

Benson,  Minerva  J.,  court  case... _. __  166 

Bentham,  Albert  E.,  patent  appeal _.  IS.'iO 

Benton  County,  Minn.,  bridge 145,512,757 

Benton  quadrangle.  Ark 807 

Bentonite: 

rates  on 1040 

shipments  in  1943 _  1152 

Berberian,  Archie  J.,  relief.. __ 764 

Berberian,  Kurken,  relief 764 

Berberian,  Mrs.  Osgetel,  relief, 764 

Berch,  Rose,  court  case.. 381 

Berch,  S.  H.,  court  case 381 

Bereasand: 

in  Ohio,  map 1033 

in  Ohio  and  West  Virginia,  map 1147 

Beretta,  John  K.,  court  case. 400,1042,1272 

Berg,  Walter  G.,  court  case 656 

Berg  Shipbuilding  Co... 795,938,1395 

Berger,  L.  B.: 

butane  fuel  in  mining  and  tunneling 809 

dilution  of  stack  efHuents 811 

Berger,  Marjorie  S.,  British  wartime  price  ad- 
ministration  849 

Berger,  Nathan,  court  case. 1280 

Bergmann,  William  H.,  relief. 1251 

Berk,  A.  A.,  cyclohexylamine  in  steam  heating.  933 

Berke  Cake  Co.,  Inc 92 

Berkelhamer,  Louis  H.: 

apparatus  for  thermal  analysis 1036 

composition,  etc.,  of  molding  sands. 1268 

thermal  analysis  of  quartz. 1036 

Berkley,  Va.,  railroad  accident 1270 

Berkowitz,  Anna,  industrial  home  work 946 

Berkshire  Fine  Spinning  Associates,  Inc 296 

Berkshire  Knitting  Mills... 665 

Berl,  E.,  nomographs  for  psychrometric  prob- 
lems   1120 

Berle,  Adolf  A.,  jr.,   address,  Spanish  transla- 
tion  966 

Berlin  Embassy,  letters  from,  1871-74,  1880-85. .  855 

Berliner,   Ysabel   F.,  court  case 65,1165 

Berman,  Albert  U.,  cooperative  movement  in 

American  republics 958 

Bernert,  Eleanor  H.,  migration  from  rural-farm 

population 125 

Berries,  see  names  of  berries. 

Berry,  Ariz.,  railroad  accident 274 

Berry,  Okla.,  railroad  accident 1154 

Berryville  quadrangle,  Va.-W.  Va 931 

Berwick  quadrangle,  Maine-N.  H. 1266 

Best  Butter  Co.. 381 

Better  Business  Bur.  of  Washington,  D.  C,  Inc.  1159 

Belts,  H.  S.,  American  woods 12,  129, 

130,  229,  347,  482,  483,  613,  741,  742,  899, 
1106,  1107,  1229-30,  1344,  1345, 1346. 


Page 

Betz.  A.,  axial  superchargers 1170 

Beugler,  Bertha  L.,  court  case  of  trustee..  196, 1272 
Beugler,  Hugh  M.: 

court  case  of  admr 1272 

court  case  of  trustee 196, 1271; 

Beugler,  Lois  D.,  court  case  of  trustee 19(i,  127L' 

Bouttas,  John  W.,  court  case... 795, 1272,1306 

Beuttas,  Joseph  H.,  court  case 795, 1272, 1306 

Bcuttas,  Paul  H.,  court  case 795, 1272, 1306 

Beverages: 

manufacturers  in  Brazil 10 

restaurant  price  regulation 9(Ki 

wage  order  poster  for  industry  831 

see  also  Liquors— a/«o  names  of  beverages. 
Be.xar  County,  Tex.,  emplovment  and  pay  rolls   141 1 

Beyer,  H.  Otley,  Philippine  tektites,  etc 9u 

Beyer,  Malcolm  K.: 

relief _.  30',) 

Bianchi,  A.,  Motor  Transportation  Co... 398 

Bias  binding,  specification. 971 

Bibb  County,  Oa.,  court  case 171,  i9.5,  575 

Bibliographical  bulletin.  Agriculture  Dept       ..  131 

1000,  1107 
Bibliographical  series,  Hispanic  Foundation...  553 
Bibliography: 

aboriginal  culture  of  South  .\mcrica.. .  1304, 1441 

absenteeism _ .674 

acid  potassium  phthalate 908 

Acoma  Indians  _ 307 

aconite  poison  whaling 307,308 

Actinomyces  scabies. _ 999 

aerial  phototopography 712 

aeronautics 137 

agricultural  credit 128,348 

agricultural  finance... 124 

agriculture 13,  131,  230,  285,  348,  483. 

614,  743,  900,  1000,  1107,  1231,  1347 

Agriculture  Department... 13,743 

aid  from  Washington 76 

air  flow _ .176 

air  navigation.. 1052,1053 

airraid  protection 285 

air  transportation 1437 

aircraft  mechanics,  books  for 284 

aircraft  powerplant  fires  in  flight 905 

aircraft  take-olT  and  landing 906 

airplane  rate  of  climb.. 137 

airports. 1113 

Alaska 930,1454 

Alaska  yellow-cedar 899 

alcohol .  1131 

alfalfa n 

aliphatic  alcohols 265 

Amazonia 958 

antioxidants 997 

antipneumococcic  serum. 1 259 

antiscatter  treatments  of  glass 1117 

ants,  wasps,  etc 10 

.\panteles  diatraeae.. 738 

aphid  resistance  of  peas 224 

apples 89,3, 1101,1228 

aquarium  fishes 158 

archeology  of  northern  Northwest  Coast 307 

armed  forces 265 

Army  Garden  Service. 332 

arsenic  excretion  by  Malpighian  tubes 223 

arsenic  in  water.    266 

ascorbic  acid  content  of  cabbage... 898 

ascorbic  acid  content  of  potatoes 476 

ash 741 

aspen 1229 

Atlantic  white-cedar.. 1230 

axial  rigidity.. 236 

bacterial  wilt  of  tobacco 481 

baldcypress 1230 

Balkans.. 69 

balsa  and  quipo  woods 1344 

balsam  fir. 740,1230 

balsam  poplar 1344 

barley. _ 964 

basswood 1106 

bean  diseases _ 897 

beans,  etc.,  responses  to  length  of  day 6U 

Beaufort  County,  S.  C. 307 

bed-load  transportation. 15 

bee  culture 345 

beech 613 

beech-birch-maple-hemlock  forests 476 

beet  leaf  hoppers 134 1 

beet  mosaic 1337 


January-December 


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Bibliography— Continued 

bindweed 995 

birch 613 

bituminous  coal  mlfllng . 1437 

black  basses 1263 

black  cherry 482 

black  locust. 1105,1344 

black  spruce 742 

black  walnut 1106 

black  willow 1106 

blackberries  and  dewberrj'  hybrids. 226 

blister  spot  of  apples 611 

blood 425 

boats  and  harbor  craft _ 445 

Borneo... 952 

boron  in  plants.. 1105 

boundary  layef 948 

British  Malaya  and  British  North  Borneo..  175 

brown  spot  noedlo  blight  of  pine. 740 

budgets  for  women 897 

butene 1011 

butter  oil _. 1000 

California  incense-cedar 1230 

camp  life 390 

cancer 654 

canning  centers. 615 

carbohydrates 492 

carbon 621 

Caribbean  islands... 91 

Carrier  Indians... 307 

casein  Rlue  joints 128 

Castillo  de  San  Marcos  and  Fort  Matanzas.  162 

cattle. 607 

cellulose... 1346 

censuses  and  vital  statistics 233 

ceramics.. 90,307,573 

Cetcis  canadensis  seed... 1225 

Chave^j  Carlos 1290 

chemistry .. 1357 

chemotherapy  of  burns  and  shock 48, 924 

Cherokee  Indians 307 

chestnut 899 

children. 944,1167 

China 1067 

Chinese  leaf-katydids 695 

Chinese  nf  Ch'ing  period. 1413 

Chinese  plants 1304,1441 

Chitimacha  Indian  songs 307 

chlorinated  diphcnyl _  1374 

Chlorine .  .,.,... 385 

Choctaw  music . 307 

Chromosomes  in  timothy... 612 

clams . . ..  1145 

clinics,  well-baby. 550 

clothing 73,999 

clubroot  in  crucifers 7 

coal 661, 1150, 13K3 

codling  moths 10, 1341 

cold  storage  lockers 1107 

Colombia 301 

Colorado  River  basin 1380 

colors 21 

communication  arts 265 

community  service  for  young  people 384 

concentrated  milks 1341 

concrete  aggregate  materials 621 

Constitution  of  United  States 1409 

construction  .   1437 

consumer  education 48 

contact  surface 1170 

cooperation 228,553,899,945,958 

corn 1225,1342 

corrosion 139 

corundum.. 1267 

cost  of  living 551,830,926,969 

cotton 480,898,  1437 

Cottonwood 12,  347 

Cottonwood-American  Fork  area 160 

counseling  services 1027 

cryolite 345 

curly  top ,..  999 

dairy  industry 1 127 

damping-off 124,224,1342 

DDT 739,1259,1374 

decomposition  of  nitrates 1267 

defense  coordinator. 425 

dehydration 895 

dengue... _ 800 

dental  caries 266,654 

dermatitis 924 


Page 
Bibliographj'— Continued 

dicalcium  silicate 355 

discussion  leadership 1078 

diseases  in  Netherlands  Indies 68J 

diseases  of  fishes 929' 

diseases  of  plants 1342f 

dishwashing 1S4 

disks ....: 1170 

do  you  want  your  wife  to  work? 1078 

Douglas  fir... 12,229 

drought 1233 

dry  ice 1357 

dryland  rotation  and  tillage 740 

eastern  hemlock 1230 

eastern  redcedar 1344 

eastern  spruce 1344 

eastern  white  pine 613 

economic  problems  in  wartime       285 

education . .  48, 186, 265, 384, 923, 1 140 

elections  data  in  State  documents 1353 

elections  of  Indians... 160 

electrodes.- 1241 

elm 613 

Embioptera. _.  192 

employee  counseling 351, 407 

employee  services 1078 

employment  service 1065 

end  checks 130 

enemy  property 847 

Engelmann  spruce 1344 

erosion  control  and  reclamation  of  land. .  350, 617 

European  corn  borer 473 

European  War,  1914-18 488,617-618,. 

746-747, 903, 1003, 1110, 13501 

excise  taxes 1313^ 

explosives  and  explosions X9Z 

fans f>54 

Far  East 265,923, 125S 

Far  Eastern  civilizations 1304, 1440 

farm  credit 1106 

farm  products  abroad 1339 

farm  safety 742 

farmers,  publications  for 900 

farmhouses 1340 

finishes  for  concrete  floors 1011 

fire  protection 873 

fire-test  methods 482 

fish  and  shellfish ._  1263 

fisheries 1379 

fishery  products,  canning. . . 805 

fishery  products,  preservation 1031 

fishways 1380 

floors 1358 

flowering  dogwood 1344 

flutter  mechanism 1414 

FM  radio  stations  12W 

foods  and  nutrition— 

conservation,  cooking,  and  nutrition.  -.  132 

conservation,  waste,  etc 484,901 

family  plans 10 

food  waste 570 

freezing  preservation 737 

nutrition  in  children 1278 

preservation  of  food . 740 

preserving  and  canning.. 428 

requirements  of  man 90 

school  lunches  and  nutrition 518 

vitamin  content  and  food  preservation..  480 

forage  crops     735 

foreign  language-English  dictionaries. 1049 

forest  products 614 

fore^sts  and  forestry 12, 614, 1 106 

France ...       1049 

freezing  and  melting  curves 909 

friction  in  boundary  layer 176 

frontogenetie  regions 951 

fruit  industry  of  Mexico 741 

furniture 752 

galacturonic  acid 621 

gas  jets 1050 

gases 409 

Germany 1205 

gloxinia  disease 1101 

glue 1344 

gold 1264 

gonorrhea 385,519,800 

grade  terminology. 492 

Grand  Tanyon  of  the  Colorado 1036 

granulocytopenia  and  leukopenia 155 

graphite 162 


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Index,  1944 


Page 
Bibliography— Continued 

grasses 480,612,998 

Oreeco.- 408 

Kreenheart 1106 

Ruayule - 1000 

puns --  981 

hackberry - 1230 

Hampton  Roads  area 283 

haydriors 1197 

health  and  medical  services 1350 

health  and  welfare  expenditure 828 

heat  transfer 1282 

herbs 968 

hickory 12,1106 

higher  education 518 

highways 51,157,268. 

388, 522,  656, 803, 928, 1030, 1144, 1377 

historical  publications 162 

hogs 128,610,740 

home  building  and  maintenance 139 

homemaking 483,900 

horology.  - 1241 

Hospital  Corps  handbook 1285 

housing - 1283 

humidity  control _  752 

hydrocarbons 355,752,909 

hydrogen 621 

hydrography 907 

hygiene 1423 

India - 695 

Indochina 855 

industrial  hygiene... 66,654 

industrial  protection _ 690 

industry  in  wartime 285-286 

influenza 1375 

insecticides 998 

insects 1104, 1303 

inspection  standards  for  mines.. 1383 

instruction 590 

insulation 1011 

intervertebral  disc. 1173 

iron 21,283,753,1117,1437 

jack  pine 229,742,1344,1346 

Japanese  beetle.. 479,896,1228 

Japanese  geographical  names 1264 

Japanese  in  American  agriculture 131 

Jefferson,  Thomas 484,746 

jellyfishes 1145 

jobs 190,969,1189 

joint  training  committees 693 

juvenile  delinquency 48, 384 

kenaf ; 12 

Kentucky  bluegrass 11 

labor  in  wartime 286 

lactuca 1342 

lamb-fattening  ration _ 223 

laminar  flow 909 

land  market 1107 

land  settlement 900 

land  use 1304,1440 

langbeinite 661 

Latin  America 154,186,553,697,923 

Latin  American  belles-lettres 553 

Latin  American  music 1290 

laws  for  the  Xation 1166 

legal  bibliographies... 1049 

leghorns 223 

leprosy 800,924 

lesions 385 

Lespedeza  stipulacea 11 

letter  writing 802 

libraries : 1169 

lignite 1383 

liquid  densities 21 

livestock  insects 127 

lodgepole  pine .-.  229,1230 

logging,  etc 1344 

Louisiana  limestone  of  Missouri 270 

Lower  Cretaceous  formations 1147 

lumber 190 

machine  tool  surplus 946 

mackerel - .-  390 

magnetic  compass 500 

magnets 1241 

magnolia 1345 

malaria 90,861,968 

Mallophaga 1304 

map  reading 707 

maple .-     613 

marihuana 801 


Page 
Bibliography— Continued 

marine  mammals 90 

marriage 1078 

materials  digest 1063 

maternal  and  child  health 1293 

mathematics.- 621 

meat  packing  industry 899, 1437 

medical-care  insurance 802 

medical  entomology 848 

menhaden  oil 929 

mental  diseases 519 

mental  hygiene 1409 

merchant  marine 1437 

Mesozoic  and  Cenozoic  plants _ 1381 

met  acresolsulfonphthftlein 236 

metal  crystals 1050 

metallurgy 355 

metals  and  alloys 236 

meteoric  iron 308 

methyl  bromide  fumigation 10,739 

Mexican  fruitfly 739, 1228 

mice. 1032 

microorganism  sampling 1141 

military  experience 1234 

military  government 553 

military  police 976 

milk  laboratories 155 

mUk  pasteurization  facilities 519 

mine  fires 660 

minerals 525 

moist  fabrics 908 

monuments  of  southern  Mexico 431-432 

Mormon  crickets 611 

mosquitoes 266,479,577,654,1141,1145 

music  of  Indians  of  British  Columbia 307 

narcotic  addiction 440 

neurosyphilis 654 

New  England  alewife  fisheries 158 

New  World  prehistory 192 

noble  fir 899 

noreseal 738 

North  American  geology 806 

nozzles 833 

nurses  and  nursing 518,924,1048 

nutrition,  see,  above,  foods  and  nutrition.  { 

oak.... 1230     ; 

oceanography 1303,1441 

office  machines 289 

okoume 613 

old  age  assistance,  etc. 1377 

onions --  999,1228 

OP  A  is  our  battle  line 84 

opium  poppy 1073 

osage-orange 1345 

Pacific  islands ._ 952 

paint  and  varnish  removers 753 

painting  masonry  walls 492 

paints  for  swimming  pools 492 

Pan  American  Day 295 

Panicum  virgatum 1106 

paper --.-  355,742,1011 

parasitic  copepods 965 

parents,  publications  of  interest  to 66, 1278 

Pasteurella  tularensis 519 

pears.. 741 

pecan  nuts.. 898 

pecan  wood 129, 1230 

penicillin.... 49,801,924,1227 

pen  ta-erythritol-tetranitrate 519 

pepper  weevils. 1342 

persimmon 1345 

the  Peruvian  Indian 958 

petroleum  geology 1303,1441 

pH  values  of  sulfonic  acids. 236 

phenolsulfonate  buffers 753 

phenyl  arsenoxides 1141 

Philippine  tektites 90 

photofluorography 155 

photosj-nthesis  and  transpiration 612 

physical  impairments. 1375 

physically  handicapped .  _ 155, 1375 

physicians ^^'fot 

pickles  and  relishes 897 

pine-hardwood  forests 899 

piston  rings - 833 

planing  on  surface  of  water 554 

plastics ^    •  ool 

plum  pollen 224 

plumbing  and  heating  equipment..; 20 


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Bibliography-Continued 

plywood....-  —  -— 1^*1 

pneumococcic  types.. ^-^ 

poetry ,^r 

polarimetry  and  sugars ----      ^»o 

police - - una 

polishes Xofi 

political  developments ^y 

ponderosa  pine ,1^'^ 

pork-.- ";" 

Port  Orford  white-cedar 9AQ"9Sfi"i9H2 

post-war  planmng ---  269,286, 128^ 

poultry -.-- •inn  42^ 

pre-induction  meetings 'loa 

Price  Administration  Office «-» 

price  control,  rent  control,  etC-...--- i^y" 

profile  measurements  during  cavitation 17b 

propaganda --- -  ';"^ 

property  accounting f'^" 

public  assistance "orr",oo4 

Puerto  Kico ^K^ 

pulp ^^\l^ 

quartz -, -  1"^^ 

radio  frequencies ^"= 

radio  information ^f^ 

ratproofing f^ 

Rattus i^^ 

raw  materials ~"^^n 

rayon  fibers ^^*" 

recipes ?„ 

recreation  for  children -- ---"in?t 

red  alder ^^*^ 

Red  Cross  movement- io"io5n 

red  pine 12, 12d0 

red  salmoa ---  .io^ 

Sr£;:;.:::::-.:;::::;::::::::::::"i*fi 

reservoir  silting -  -^*^ 

rheumatic  fever ^";" 

Ribes l'^. 

rickettsial  diseases - o"', 


rifles- 


590 


Rocky' Mo'iinVain" National  Park " " " , ?n^ 

root  rots  and  foot  rot  of  lupines ---  lioo 

roselle 

rotenone  and  phenol "uu 

rotors \V.* 

rubber- -,--,-.----,- '.o'nA  i^ii 

rubber  and  plant  growth  disorders—-  1304, 1441 
Russian  dandelion 11 

msl'O  _•-- _____---------  orQ 

RutUe  mine |f^° 

rutin 110^ 

SEDOtflEG      

safeguarding'young  workers C6 

safety  of  life - ^^'^^^'Inl 

El  Salvador ^OJ 

salvage {*^^^ 

gamj  i-ioo 

sanitizing  eating'and  drinking  utensils 1375 

ssrdinGS     _      

school  lunches ----  265,1028 

school  lunches  and  nutrition.. oio 

schools  and  community  organization 519 

schools  in  post-war  world o^^ 


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Bibliography— Continued 

sole  leathers i-*^ 

sorghum  vulgare  var.  sudanense » 

southern  pine - *°2 

Soviet  Russia -----  677 

soybeans *^^'S?? 

Spanish  reading  materials -----  ^oo 

Spanish-speaking  people 5an 

spending  plan ^80 

sj;)Dtted  fever ^' 

starches -  °i\ 

State  constitutions l^s-' 

^[eei'''^l'''-:::::::::::::-::::"i^:i3Sl437 

stem-end  rot  of  oranges 1105 

stomach  worms - 896,1104,1341 

strawberries - 1^^ 

stresses  produced  by  landing  impact 287 

stvrene  dibromide 611 

sugar - - 1346 

sugar  beets tfl 

sugar  pine -- -  ^^ 

suggestion  systems »"? 

sulfa  drugs i;™o 

sulfadiazine  prophylaxis --  I4is 

sulfite  pulp : 1^ 

sun  and  the  earth's  magnetism 90 

supervision  and  foremanship ""'iqi? 

surveys lo57 

sweeping  compounds iAA'io^R 

sweet  gum '  iji 

sweetpotatoes ^*i 

^^^lf:-:--:-:--::---8oi;i| 

tamarack \^j° 

Tax  Research  Division  materials i-jIo 

teachers ^ 

teaching .----,---- lo* 

technical  publications  for  Air  Forces -  327, 

1088, 1462 

tetraploidy  in  cabbage 223 

textiles ^^ 

therapeutic  fever -- io4 

thermal  analysis I03b 

thermodynamics -  -  1358 

tides  and  currents --  354, 491, 751,  iiia 

timber 12,130 

timber-connector  joints --Air,S^ 

tobacco - —  224.1225 

tomatoes 481 

trailers,  cargo - ^ 

transport  category  requirements idoi 

transportation. 'Jt^l 

Triatominae --  ig^S 

trichinae =25 

trinitrotoluene 1375 

trioxane -  l^ii 

trucking J"? 

tupelo 1107 

Turkey. --- -  ^l 


seals - 


1145 

secondary  schools — 188 

serviceman  after  World  War  I 1047 

Shasta  Dam  fish-salvage  problems -"inif 

sheep - —  1^^ 

shipyards -- {"2? 

sickness - - - --  l^*'  ■'"' 

signs,  symbols,  abbreviations •--  585 

Sitka  spruce- -- - - 1230 

slash - - - 1229 

slaughtering - - - ^T^' 

smokestacks. °i} 

snails -- 1^41 

sneezeweed ^*' 

Snellius  Expedition  ..    —oiplt^ 

social  and  cultural  problems Saq 

soda-lime-silica-water. -- rriiV,??^ 

soil  conservation 14,487,  luu 

soils 228,  736,  740, 741, 898, 999, 1343, 1358 

solar  radiation 80 


turnip  greens. 


608 


typhus  rickettsiae-- 1142 

typing 289 

ultraviolet  radiation 1^*° 

universe.. "'io?q 

unmarried  parenthood 1*78 

vanilla - 1228 

vegetable  salting  or  brining- o95 

venereal  diseases - 1374 

vermiculite 2^ 

virus  diseases  of  beans-- --  227 

visual  aids  to  instruction. - 9^ 

vital  statistics 1260 

vitamin  C  synthesis... - 1012 

vitamin  K  deficiency 1260 

vocational  counselors 962 

vocational  guidance 295 

vocational  rehabilitation 387 

vocational-technical  training - 1374 

war 1454 

war  contracts -- 12^ 

War  Department  information  materials...  1318 

war  financing - 1314 

war  savings  material  for  schools  98, 317, 1313, 1452 

wardens - 425 

wartime  work  for  girls,  etc 654 

water  supply ^^'a"^ 

waterworks  engineering 42b 

well  drilling-- 104 


1488 


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Page 

Bibliography-  CoDtinued 

weslorn  hpiiilock. .' 483 

western  larph 1230 

western  redcedar. - 130,483,1230 

western  white  pine. 613 

wheat  flour  for  starch,  etc.- 895 

wheat  gradinR 487 

wheat  hybrids --  740 

whey  products - 1341 

white  fir "---  742 

whiteware '.. #.  1358 

wild  feedstufls 1340 

wire - 13'''8 

wireworm  Melanotus  longulus —  739 

wolves - 11  •'>2 

women  in — 

Argentina 1293 

Brazil ---- 1293 

Chile  .- - 1293 

women  workers,  publications  of  Women's 

Bureau.   --. -^  407,832,947 

wood 12,130,483,742,753,134(1 

wood  aircraft --     747, 1350 

wood  sugars 1347 

wool..       476,622,998 

work  clothing  for  women _ —    69 

work  simplification 1215 

working  condition  standards 550 

world  at  war 285-287 

World  War,  1939-  -.-  287 

yellow  fever 1304,1441 

yellow  poplar 130,1230 

yoghurt 127 

youth  in  agriculture 674 

youth  recreation  program 847 

Yucatan  plants.  307,308 

Yucatan  towns 307,  308 

see  also  Catalogs— Price  lists— o;«o  names  of 
departments,  bureaus,  etc.,  issuing 
lists  of  publications. 
Bibliography  and  General  Reference  Division, 
see  General  Reference  and  Biblio- 
graphy Division. 

Bibliography  Division,  Library  of  Congress 69, 

175,  408,  553, 677, 947 

Bickford,  Minnie  L.,  claim 1366 

Bicycles: 

major  items,  standard  nomenclature  list 212 

rates  on 1392 

specifications --  579,839,1311 

tires  and  tubes,  specification 1201 

Biddeford  quadrangle,  Maine -  1265 

Biddle,  Frances,  Trust ---  1070 

Biddle,  Francis,  statement 34 

see  also  Justice  Department. 
Biennial  survey  of  education,  see  Education. 

Big  Bend  National  Park,  conmiissioner 1129 

Big  Deadmans  Creek,  survey 599 

Big  Flats,  N.  Y.,  aircraft  accident 1355 

Big  Horn  basin,  structure  contour  map.. 659 

Big  Rapids,  Mich,  aircraft  accident 1355 

Big  Sandy  River,  survey 1094 

Big   Spring  area,   Tex.,   geology  and  ground- 
water resources 1 146 

Big  Sunflower  River,  improvements  for  flood 

control 724 

Big  vein  disease  of  lettuce 480 

Biglow,  E.,  Co ---- 556 

Bilbo,  Theodore  G.  (Senator  from  Miss.): 
reports  made  by — 

Commerce  Com 376 

District  of  Columbia  Com. 377,789 

Pensions  Com. 261 

Bill  of  Rights  Week 26,32,42 

Bill  Williams  River,  survey 1094 

Billings,  Arthur  O.,  court  case 92,576,819 

Billings  County,  N.  Dak.,  soil  survey 740 

Bills,  prompt  payment.  Army  regulations 866 

Bills  (congressional) : 

digest,  78th  Cong.  1st  sess -  176 

digest,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess 678,  1049 

history,  78lh  Cong.  1st  sess . 24, 1120 

history,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess     141,  239,  358, 

495,  624,  755,  912,  1014,  1120,  1243,  1361. 
see  also  subject  of  bill. 
Bills  of  lading: 

Army  regulations      ...  319, 975, 1076, 1315 

procedure,  etc.,  at  War  Dept.  installations..  592 

Bimetallism,  hard  money.  - 640 

Binder  twine  for  1944  harvest... 130 


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Binders: 

general  schedule  of  supplies 96 

specification 971 

Binding,  bias-cut,  SF)ecification 971 

Binding  (book,  etc.),  see  names  of  departments, 

bureaus,  etc. 
Bindweed,  European,  depletion  of  root  reserves.  995 
Bingham,  Mary  L.,  court  case  of  trustees..  1042, 11.59 

Bingham  &  Garfield  Ry.,  emergency  board 1425 

Binghamton,  N.  Y.,  aircraft  accident 1355 

Binoculars,  standard  nomenclature  lists 212, 

593,  719, 879, 984, 1090 
see  also  Field  glasses. 

Bins,  standard  nomenclature  list 1089 

Biography,  publications,  price  list 804 

see  also  subject  of  biographical  sketch. 
Biology: 

effects  of  solar  radiation 1303, 1441 

general,  instructor's  course  outline 1316 

positions  in  Division  of  Fishery  Biology...  1379 
see  also  names  of  certain  plants,  animals,  etc. 
Biostatistics,  see  Vital  statistics. 

Birbalas,  Joseph,  court  case 407 

Birch: 

American  wood 613 

forests  in  Pennsylvania. -. 476 

suitability  for  rayon  pulp 482 

Bird  lice,  neotropical  Mallophaga 1304 

Birds: 

from  northern  Ouanacaste,  Costa  Rica 965 

in  Alaska,  regulations 1031 

migratory- 
regulations 1060,1182,1263 

seasons,  1944-45,  poster 1263 

status,  1942-43 -  159 

status,  1943-44 1380 

see    also    Game— Wildlife— aZso    names    of 
birds. 
Birmingham,  Ala.: 

railroad  accident 1386 

war  and  prewar  study,  statistical  summary. .  675 

Birmingham,  Mich.,  aircraft  accident 1355 

Birmingham  Corporation 537 

Birmingham  Post  Co 288 

Birth: 

data,  Army  regulations 684 

State  of  birth  of  native  population 751 

statistics,  1941 17,353 

statistics,  1942 1006, 1113. 1260 

see  also  Vital  statistics. 
Biscay,  Bay  of,  sailing  directions,  supplement. .  413 

Bishop,  Carl  W.,  Far  Eastern  civilizations 1304, 

1440 
Bishop,  Crawford  M.,  law  and  legal  literature  of 

Cuba,  etc.- 948 

Bishop,  E.  L.,  control  of  anophelines 968 

Bishopp,  F.  C: 

cattle  grubs  or  heel  flies.. 345 

combating  American  dog  tick 1104 

Bishopville  Milling  Co 511.  75."),  761 

Bismarck  School,  conveyance  of  property 1368 

Bits,  wood-boring,  specification 441 « 

Bituminized-fibre  drain  and  sewer  pipe 622 

Bituminous   coal,    see    Coal— Coal    mines   and 
mining. 

Bituminous  Coal  Division .523 

report,  1943 523 

Bituminous  products,  liquid,  rates  on 57 

Biven,  Carl  H.,  court  case 166 

Black,    Luther   A.,    milk   laboratories   in   war 

areas 155 

Black,  W.  H.,  grasses  for  beef  cattle 998 

Black  basses  - 1263 

Black  Bay  quadrangle.  La..  _ 1148 

Black  cherry,  American  wood 482 

Blrtclfr locust ,  s»e  Locust 
Bl.'ick  markets: 

eliminate,  endorse  gasoline  coupons  now 427 

gasoline- 
facts  about  black  market 568, 960. 96]^ 

I>etroleuni  investigation 1127 

wartime  message  to  youth 1186 

Black  Rascal  Creek,  survey 599 

Black  Sea: 

lights  and  fog  signals.. 415 

pilot,  supplement       413 

Black  spruce,  see  Spruce.  .    . 

Black  streak  in  western  hemlock,  characteristics 

etc --  ^^''^ 


January-December 


1489 


Page 

Black  walnnt,  nee  Walnut. 

Black  willow,  nee  'Willow. 

Blackbnrrips,  citric  and  isocitric  acid  occurrence .  226 

Blackburn,  D.  K.,  transferee,  tax  appeal  .   .  _        437 

Blacking  brushes,  specification   315,971 

Blacklands,  watershed  .studies -  -  617 

Blacklands  Conservation  Experiment  Station  _    S.W 
Blackncv,    William    W.    (Representative   from 
Mich.1: 
report  made  by- 
Naval  Affairs  Com.    _ .  775 

Blacksburp,  Va.,  airfyaft  accident-. .-.  1008 

Blacksmith 's  aprons,  specification _ 441 

Blackstone  River,  survey I2I7 

Blackstran,  see  Molasses. 

Blackwelder,   Richard    E.,  checklist  of  coleop- 
terous insects 432,  065 

Blade,  O.  C,  national  motor-Rasolinc  survey.  161, 810 

Blades,  hacksaw,  specification .  292 

Blair,  Algernon,  court  case 166. 194,698 

Blair,  .John  M.,  wartime  prices .  551 

Blakely  Mountain  Dam,  flood-control  project.  1094 
Blanch,  G.,  Lagrangian  integration  formulas..  621 

Blanchard.   Alan,  .T.,  guayule  1000 

Blanching,  frozen  vegetables 9 

Bland,  Schuvler  Otis  (Representative from  Va.): 

bills,  etc.,  introduced  by 35. 505-507, 1248-51 

reports  made  by — 

Conference  Com  626,  760 

Merchant  Marine  and  Fisheries  Com  . .    34, 
249,  367-368.  504-506,  773, 1128 

statement 1 249 

Blandford,.Tohn  B..]r.: 

American  cities,  centers  of  democracj' .  ..1415 

homes  for  returning  veterans 1171 

housing  industry's  post-war  job 1415 

housing  principles  for  America.. 410 

need  for  low-cost  housing.     1283 

next  steps  in  our  housing  program 679 

post-war  housing  problem 1283 

Blank  forms,  see  Forms. 

Blankets,  study  of  properties 908 

Blasting: 

accessories,  general  schedule 970 

apparatus,  specification 199 

devices,  applying  for  tests 661. 1034 

devices,  permissible. _ -  161 

hazards  in  strip  mines 1382 

safetv  practices  in  New  York  quarry 809 

Blatt.  M.  E.,  Co.       178,1396 

Blauch,  Llovd  E.,  higher  education,  statistics.  _  1374 

Blauvelt.  Elizabeth  A.,  tax  appeal 1307 

Blauvelt,  Ernest  E.,  tax  appeal  1307 

Blew,  .T.  Oscar: 

preservatives  for  soybean  glue,  etc...  .     742 

treating  wood  in  pentachlorphenol  solution    742 
Blind: 

aid  to — 

grants  to  States,  appropriations 7.58 

grants  to  States,  estimate 847 

money  payments  .  _.   1377 

books  and  machines,  appropriation 756.  773 

books  and  machines,  estimate 832 

books  placed  in  distributing  libraries 70 

manual  of  policies  for  State  agencies 1029 

open  letter  to  my  newly  blinded  friend 1027 

veterans,  .seeing-eye  dogs     .     510,  645.  7.58 

volunteer  Braille  transcribing  service  .       .  1048 
see  also  Books  for  the  Adult    Blind — Public 
a.ssistance. 

Blinkers,  specification.        1177 

Blister  spot,  bacterial  disease  of  apple 611 

Bloaters,  how  to  make 1.58 

Bloch,  Amelia  D.,  court  ca.se 11.59 

Bloch,   Herman    D.,  wages  in   manufacturing 

industries 173 

Block,  Esther,  tax  appeal  93 

Block,  Oscar,  tax  appeal 93 

Blocked  nationals,  proclaimed  list 91, 

193,  309,  433,  573-574,  696,  856,  966, 
1068, 1193, 1305, 1442. 

Block's  Shoe  Stores 537 

Block's  Shoes 537 

Blondet,  Ricardo  H.,  court  case .-. 400 

Blood: 

citrated  blood  plasma,  processing,  etc  425 

for  transfusion,  etc.,  .\rniy  regulations        .    319 

transfusion  apparatus,  technical  manual 324 

whole  blood,  preservation,  etc 425 


Page 
Blood-dye  diluent,    transportation    of   material 

from  gonococcic  infections  .       ..   ..  800 
Bloom,  Sol  (Representative  from  N.  V.): 
rei)orts  made  by — 

Conference  Com  ...       ..     . .361 

Foreign  Affairs  Com         144.365,  ,503.  632,  770 

Blose,  David  T.,  State  school  systems .  1374 

Blough,  Roy: 

postwar  Federal  tax  jiolicy 1197 

simplification  of  corporate  tax 1451 

Blount,  Edward  1).,  court  case 819 

Blow  torches,  see  Torches. 
Blowers: 

air,  specification 451 

electric,  specification 9.53 

operation  and  maintenance 839 

soot .  speci  fi  cat  ion 1 1 77 

statistics.   .  .17,1.3.5,2.3.5,3,52. 

489.  619.  749,  90.5,  1004, 1112, 123,5, 13.52 
BLS,  see  Labor  Statistics  Bureau. 

Blue.  E.  O.,  court  case j  665 

Blue  book,  see  Official  register  of  TTnited  States. 

Blue  mold,  tobacco,  control -^   11 

Blueberries: 

growing 740 

growth,  effects  of  soil  treatments 1337 

Bluegrass,  seed  formation ..-     11 

Blueprint  paper,  see  Paper. 

Blueprint  reading,  instructor's  course 1316 

Blumen.stock,  George,  jr.,  drought  analyzed-..  1233 

Blythewood,  S.  C,  railroad  accident 1386 

Boag,  William  W.,  court  case 1166 

Boak,  Ruth  A.,  one-day  treatment  of  syphilis..  801 
Board,  see  name  of  board  or  subject  with  which 

board  has  to  do. 
Board  of  Trustees  of  Federal  Old- Age  and  Survi- 
vors Insurance  Trust  Fund 747 

report,  3d  annual 747 

report,  4th  armual 747 

Boards,  Army  regulations 1453 

see  also  Government  offices— a7»o  names  of 
boards,    or    subjects    with    which 
boards  have  to  do. 
Boards  of  trade,  see  names  of  organizations,  or 
names  of  places  where  located. 

Boas,  W.,  ground  metal  crystals... 1050 

Boat  paddles,  specification 1055 

Boatner,  Victor  V.,  application. 1389 

Boats: 

field  manual 445 

moisture  content  of  wood  boats 740 

transportation  by  small  craft 535 

see  also  Ships— fJ?.TO  names  of  boats. 

Bodega  Head  quadrangle,  Calif 1147 

Bodell,  Frederick,  court  case  of  exr 537 

Bodily,    Howard   I..,    typhus  rickettsiac   from 

brain  of  rat.-- 1142 

Bodlne,  William  W.,  tax  appeal 699 

Bodle,  Ralph  R..  United  States  earthquakes..  1240 

Boehm,  Lillian,  court  case -.. 1396 

Boelter,  L.  M.  K.,  heat  transfer  in  liquid  or  gas 

stream 1282 

Boericke,  F.  S.: 

reduction  of  chromic  oxide  by  carbon. 525 

thermodynamic  properties  of  chromium 932 

Boeuf  River,  flood  control-. 376 

Bogalusa,  La.,  aircraft  accident 906 

Bogue,  Phalia,  improvements  for  flood  control-.  724 
Bohemian  Club  (steamship): 

court  case -. 195 

Boiler  feed-water  compound,  general  schedule..  1449 

Boiler-tube  brushes,  specification.. 1421 

Boiler-water  gages,  see  Gages. 

Boiler-water  testing-otitflts,  specification 684 

Boilermakers: 

convention,  1944..- 674 

related  occupations 85 

Boilers: 

galvanized  range,  statistics - 17, 

135,  234,  352,  489,  619,  749,  904,  1001, 
1112,  1235,  1352. 

marine  engineering  regulations,  etc 73 

oijcration  pointers 562 

steam,  inspection  regulations. 1078 

steel,  statistics 17, 

135,  235,  3.52,  489,  619,  749,  904,  1004, 
1112,  1235,  1352. 

tubes,  specifications 842,95,5,1422 

Boise     project,     Anderson     Ranch     reservoir, 

improvements 772 


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Index,  1944 


Page 

Boland,  Broadiis  D.,  relief -.  242,784,913 

Boland,  Frank  K.,  sr.,  relief 1131 

Boland,  Patrick  J.,  memorial  services 1014 

Boland,  W.  E.,  relief.- .-.  784,913 

Bolivia: 

monetary  unit,  stabilization 78 

storehouse  of  metals 301 

trade  of  United  States  in  1942 907 

Bolivian  International  Mining  Corporation.  665, 1272 

BoUes,  Stephen,  memorial  services 1121 

Bollworms,  see  Pink  bollworm. 
Bolts: 

carriage,  machine,  and  lag,  packaging S.'i.'i 

general  schedule  of  supplies 1310 

Bomb  arming  controls,  specifications 453,  714 

Bomb  control  switch,  see  Oun  and  bomb  control 
switch. 

Bomb  racks,  specifications 457 

Bomb  release  control,  specifications 325,982 

Bomb  release  handle,  specification 715 

Bomb  release  receptacle,  specification 457 

Bomb  shackles,  specifications -  326,716 

Bombing  trainer,  specification 592 

Bombs: 

standard  nomenclature  lists.  332,  466, 595,  598, 880 

unexploded,  disposal 100,586 

Bonacci,  Harry  D.,  motor  carrier  decision !S9 

Bonbon  dishes,  customs  appeal _.  1138 

Bond,  W.  E.,  pine-hardwood  forests... 899 

Bonds,  see  Bonds  of  United  States — Surety 
bonds— oZ«o  names  of  railroad  com- 
panies, etc.,  issuing  bonds. 

Bonds  of  Havcaii,  revenue 252,497,515 

Bonds  of  officers: 

accountable  officers.  Army  regulations..  318,  700 
collectors  of  customs,  determining  amounts.  1060 

regulations  with  respect  to  renewal 1072 

renewal,  relax  requirement — 

hearings 379, 507 

law _..  497 

letter  from  Navy  Dept 250 

reports 260,369 

Bonds  of  United  States: 

2  percent  Treasury  bonds  of  1952-54 701 , 

1072, 1309, 1447 
214  percent  Treasury  bonds  of  1956-59.  _  197,  438 

2}^  percent  Treasury  bonds  of  1965-70 197, 

438,  701, 1072 
m  percent  Treasury  bonds  of  1966-71.  1309, 1447 

exe<>ss  profits  tax  refund  bonds 197 

paid  newspaper  advertising- 
hearings - -  148 

reports 252,510 

views. 510 

see  nlso  Government  securities — War  savings 
bonds  and  stamps. 

Bone-black,  specification 971 

Bone  char,  research  project  and  investigations.  1241 

Bonita,  N.  Y.,  railroad  accident 1386 

Bonner  Hauling  Co.,  Inc 1389 

Bonneville  power,  see  Electricity. 

Bonneville  Power  Administration 52, 

158, 389,  523, 657, 804, 1031, 1145, 1379 

estimate 423 

report,  1943 . - 389 

Bonney,  Daniel  R.,  relief  of  guardian 764 

Bonney,  John  H.,  relief 764 

Bonsai,  PhDip  W.,  reinstating 1182 

Bonsteel,  J.  A.,  physical  land  conditions 487 

Bonus,  war -risk  bonus  for  seafaring  personnel...  284 

Bonwit  Teller,  Inc... 61 

Book  and  Magazine  Bureau.. 692, 

961,1065,1189,1298,1437 
Book  of  estimates,  see  Budget. 

Book  republication  program. 1430 

Bookkeeping,  see  Accounts  and  accounting. 

fiookkeepings  and  Warrants  Division 439 

Books: 

children's  bookshelf. 1409 

copyrighted .  _  70, 176, 408, 832, 948, 1049, 1281, 1413 

title  pages  and  indexes 408,553 

for  the  blind — 

appropriation 756,  773 

estimate 832 

placed  in  libraries 70 

general  schedule  of  supplies 863,970, 1449 

instruction,  sjjecification... 1177 

nonmailable,  amend  criminal  code. 147,636 


Page 

Books— Continued 

Pan  American  book  shelf 183, 

295,  420,  685,  843, 1290 

author  index,  v.  6 295 

see  also  Bibliographv — Textbooks. 

Books  for  the  Adult  Blind 70,1048 

Booth,  George  F.,  tax  appeal 699 

Booth,  John  W.,  3d,  relief 242,375.565        2 

Booth  P'isherics  Corporation 1433        I] 

Boothbay  quadrangle,  Maine 1148  ' 

Boots  and  shoes: 

boots,  shoes,  and  slippers,  statistics 17, 

135,  234,  352,  489,  619,  749,  904,  1004, 
1112,  1235,  1352. 

industry  statistics 1010 

manufacturers  in  Brazil 19 

oil-treated  sole  leathers 139 

pilot's  shoes,  specification 716 

rationing  summary 30.'< 

rubber  footwear,  retailer's  bulletin ,570 

safety  shoes  for  women  workers 947 

Borax  Consolidated,  I/td 1272 

Bordeaux  mixture,  photosynthesis,  etc.,  of  pecan 

leaves 612 

Bordelon  Lines,  Inc 532 

Borden,  Richard,  Manufacturing  Co 296 

Borden  Co... 8.31 

Bord  er  City  Manufacturing  Co 296 

Borella,  Joseph,  court  case 831 

Boren,  Lyle  H.  (Representative  from  Okla.): 
reports  made  by- 
Interstate  and  Foreign  Commerce  Com 

145,633,1128 

Boriana  district,  Ariz.,  tungsten  deposits 525 

Boring  bar,  standard  nomenclature  list 720 

Boring  insects,  see  names  of  insects. 
Boring  machines: 

specifications 75,841 

standard  nomenclature  lists 1090 

Boring  tools: 

specifications  for  cork  borers 441, 683 

standard  nomenclature  list 876 

Borneo: 

gazetteer 952 

sailing  directions,  supplement 414,416 

see  also  British  North  Borneo. 
Boron: 

deficiency,  etc.,  in  plants 1105 

mineral,  production  increased  in  1943 1161 

Borrego,  Frank,  relief  of  guardian 642,766 

Borrego,  Mr.  and  Mrs.  John,  relief 642,766 

Borrowing,  see  Public  debts. 
Bosc  pears,  see  Pears. 
Boston,  Mass.: 

court  case 819 

review  of  reports  on  harbor 598 

seaplane    channel    and    basin    in    harbor, 

abandonment  of  project 643, 1121 

victory  garden  on  Boston  Common 607 

Boston  &  Albany  R.  R.,  accident 395 

Boston  &  Maine  R.  R.: 

accident. .')5 

rates  on  furniture 1392 

Boston  Automatic  Fire  Alarm  Co 187,668 

Boston  Tow  Boat  Co 698 

Boston,  Worcester  &  New  York  Street  Ry 58 

Boswell,   Anthony   L.,   air-pressure   tanks  for 

sprays 998 

Boswell,  Victor  R.,  growing  vegetables 228 

Botany,  description  of  profession 1299 

see  also  Plants. 

Botany  Worsted  Mills 834 

Bothnia,  Gulf  of,  lights  and  fog  signals 560 

Bottles,  customs  appeal 1138 

see  also  Hot-water  bottles. 

Bottomley,  Howard  E.,  court  case 1369 

Boulder  Canyon  project: 

map 394,626 

specifications,  etc.. 393, 626 

Boundary  Commission,  United  States  and 
Mexico,  see  International  Boundary 
Commission,  United  States  and 
Mexico. 

Boundary  layer,  theory,  integral  methods 948 

Boundary  line  between  D.  C.  and  Virginia 32 

Bourbon,  111.,  railroad  accident 663 

Bourne  Mills 296 

Bourneuf,  Alice,  Bretton  Woods  agreements...  1140 

Boutell,  F.  J.,  Service  Co.. 1412 

Boutwell,  William  D.,  FM  for  education 1268 


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Bowden,  Witt: 

railroad  wages 551 

wartime  wages,  etc.,  in  farming 283 

Bowditch,  Nathaniel,  American  practical  navi- 
gator  ----  181 

Bowen,  C.  V.,  European  corn  borer -  739 

Bower,  John  II.,  dehydrating  agents  used  for 

drying  gases.-. 1358 

Bower,  Ward  T.: 

Alaska  fishery  and  fur  seal  industries 657 

fur-seal  industry  of  Pribilof  Islands 1145 

Bowers  TransportationLines -..  1392 

Bowles,  Chester: 

addresses,  etc 83,959,1294 

reconversion  pricing 1296 

see  also  Price  Administration  Office. 
Bowles,    Luanna  J.,   educational  associations, 

etc :- - 653 

Bowles,  Oliver: 

asbestos  industry --- 6(52 

consumption  and  prices  of  bldg  materials..-  160 

insulation  with  mineral  products 162 

slate.--. - ----  810 

.stone.- ---  1268 

Bowling  alleys,  employment  of  children 282 

Bowman,  Ann,  Day  family- ---  1277 

Bowman,  John  J.,  modern  books  on  horology..  1241 

Bowman  Realty  Co 83,665 

Bowman  Transportation  Co 58 

Boxes: 

general  schedule  of  supplies 970 

specifications 97, 418^19, 

579, 840, 953, 1056, 1287, 1311, 1420 

standard  nomenclature  list 1089 

Boxes  (electrical  apparatus),  specifications.  1199, 1312 

Boxing  Commission  for  D.  C,  abolishing 364 

Boxing  in  D.  C,  regulation 364 

Boy  Scouts  of  America: 

report,  1943 626 

Steuben  Area  Council,  Soil  Conservation 

Service  equipment 914 

Boyce,  Edward  D.,  patent  appeal 22,493 

Boyd,  Cam  C,  court  case  of  admr 819 

Boyd,  J.  F.,  barge-rail  transportation  of  grain..  1447 
Boyington,  Gregory: 
appointment- 
hearing.... 369 

law 358 

reports 43,369 

Boykin,  Frank  W.  (Representative  from  Ala.): 
report  made  by — 

Patents  Com 777 

Boyland,  Paul  M.,  properties  of  blankets 908 

Boyle,  Joseph  H.,  school  lunch  program 1349 

Boys,  see  Child  labor. 
Boys'  clothing,  see  Clothuig. 

Braces,  ratchet,  specification 1449 

Bracey,  Jack  H.  W.,  court  case. 166 

Bradford,    Camp,    see    Amphibious    Training 

Base,  Camp  Bradford. 
Bradford,  F.  Keith,  intervertebral  disc  problem 

in  Navy.... 1173 

Bradford,  Wallace  D.,  court  case 858 

Bradford  Machine  Tool  Co.. 72 

Bradley,  Annie  M.,  court  case 537 

Bradley,  Edward  E.,  court  case. 61 

Bradley,   O.   H.,  mosquitoes  of  Southeastern 

States 479 

Bradley,  Lena  M.,  court  case 537 

Bradley,  Michael  J.  (Representative  from  Pa.): 

bill  introduced  by 775 

reports  made  by — 

Naval  Affairs  Com 250, 369-372 

Bradshaw,  Lee  S.,  relief 38,242,358 

Brady,  Earle  A.,  court  case  of  admx 195 

Braid: 

mohair,  black,  specification... 953 

timied  copper,  specification 451 

Braille: 

books  in  distributing  libraries-. 70 

volunteer  transcribing  service 1048 

Brainerd,  Minn.,  bridge .- 257,757,771 

Brake,  cylinder  hone,  nomenclature  list. 1090 

Brake  drums,  reconditioning,  limits,  etc 1294 

Brake  filler,  hydraulic,  specification 1330 

Brake  relining  and  gruiding  machine,  standard 

nomenclature  lists 984, 1326 

Branch,  Joseph  Q.,  court  case ._  157 

Branch,  Joseph  Q.,  Institute  of  Engineering  & 

Science - 157 


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Brand  Investment  Co 167, 400,  537, 795, 1169 

Brand  names,  see  Commercial  products. 

Brandeis,  J.  L.,  <fc  Sons... 679,1159,1171 

Brandenburg,  Leopold  W.  A.,  jr.,  court  case 277 

Brandon,  J.  F.,  dry  land  rotation  and  tillage 

experiments. .  - 740 

BraniS  Airways,  Inc 353,1115 

Brannen,  Paul  E.,  relief 766 

Bransen,  Finer,  court  case 61 

Brash,  Sally  M.: 

the  magic  bond 317 

star  for  a  day.. 317 

Brashear  Freight  Lines,  Inc 57 

Brass: 

Connecticut  Valley  industry,  wages 1410 

secondary,  in  1943 1035 

specifications.    74,182,315,971,1056,1177 

Brass  &  Metals  Manufacturing  Co 1136 

Bratlcy,  C.  O.,  freezing  injury  of  fruits,  etc 1342 

Bratter,  Herbert  M.,  hard  money  examined, 

memorandum 640 

Bray,  M.  W.,  pulp  manufacture 1347 

Brazil: 

beverage  manufacturers 19 

boot  and  shoe  manufacturers 19 

bromelaids 89 

decorations,  etc.,  tendered  by,  acceptance — 

hearing 514 

letter  from  Navy  Dept 370 

report 379 

economy,  past  and  present 77 

health  and  sanitation  program 433,856 

metal  working  plants  and  shops 20 

productive  resources,  mobilization 574 

rickettsiae  of  spotted  fever 267 

rubber  production  increase,  agreement. 696 

schools  and  colleges 20 

status  of  women 1293 

trade  of  United  States  in  1942 1115 

women  in  Brazil  today 175 

Brazing,  marine  engineering  regulations,  etc 73 

Brazing    equipment    and    material,    standard 

nomenclature  lists ....  1 13, 879, 1089, 1090 

Bread  pans,  specifications 316,562 

Bread  slicing  machines,  specification 973 

Breakers  Hotel,  see  Ream  General  Hospital. 
Breakfasts,  eat  a  good  breakfast  to  start  a  good 

day 1105 

Breathing  apparatus,  see  certain  headings  begin- 
ning Oxygen. 
Breckinridge,  F.  C,  construction  of  goniometer.  905 
Breeding,  Seth  D.,  Texas  floods,  1938  and  1939.  1032 

Breeze  Corporations,  Inc 820 

Brensilber,  Murray,  court  case 61 

Bretton  Woods  conference,  see  United  Nations 
Monetary  and  Financial  Confer- 
ence. 

Brevard  County,  Fla.,  court  case 698 

Brevoortia  tyrannus,  see  Menhaden. 

Brewer,  R.  E.,  fine-series,  square-mesh-wire  test 

sieves - 1036 

Brewster,  Ralph  O.  (Senator  from  Maine): 
report  made  by — 

Commerce  Com 643 

Brewster  Aeronautical  Corporation: 
investigation- 
hearings  -  -  -  369 

report 775 

Breyer,  Edith  S.,  court  case 1042, 1273 

Breyer,  Henry  W.,  jr.,  court  case.. 1042, 1273 

Bricks,  rates  on 817, 1392 

Brickwedde,    Ferdinand    O.,    thermodynamic 

properties  of  butcne 1011 

Briilge,  John,  motor  cnrrier  decision 398,810 

Hriilgi'-eable  wire,  sie  Wire. 

iJridye  .screens,  specification 1057 

Bri(lgei)ort  (luadraiigle,  N.  J.-Pa 1266 

Bridges,  Harry,  court  case 277 

Bridges,  Styles  (Senator  from  N.  H.): 
report  made  by  — 

Military  Affairs  Com 792 

Bridges: 

crossings,  culverts,  and  bridges 1036 

engineer  supply  catalog 459 

1-heani  railwav,  technical  manual 589 

semipermanent  highway,  technical  manual-  981 

steel-treadwiiy,  technical  manual 7i:! 

ten-ton  trestle,  technical  manual -..  7i:} 

see  also  names  of  bridges — also  names  of  riv- 
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Brief  cases,  specifications 1074 

Brierlcy,  Philip; 

growing  Ka.ster  lilies  in  United  States 1105 

viruses  on  plants 999 

Brigadier  generals,  officers  with  less  than  28 

years  service 497 

Briggle,  Charles  O.,  court  case 1412 

Briggs,  Olen,  sleep  and  relaxation 587 

Briggs,  H.  M.,  adding  molasses,  etc.,  to  lamb 

ration 223 

Bright-red,  specification... 1200 

Brightbill.  Charles  K.,  recreation,  function  of 

State  government 1027 

Brighton  quadrangle,  Colo 12fi5 

Brining,  xee  name  of  article  brined. 
Brink,  R.  A.: 

resistance  of  |)eas  to  aphids 224 

waxv  and  sugary  genes  in  maize 1225 

Brinskelle,  Rudolph,  court  case 279,  544,  79<) 

Briquets,  fuel,  in  1943 _  1035 

Bristol  board,  see  Cardboard. 

British  .\ssets  Trust,  Ltd. 671. 1044, 1069. 1405 

British  Columbia: 

archeology  on  northern  Xorthwest  Coast..-  307 

crania  of  non-Eskimos 573 

early  vertebrate  fauna.. 307 

music  of  Indians... 307 

sailing  directions,  supplements 413 

British  Commonwealth  of  Nations,  see  Great 

Britain. 
British  Islands,  see  Great  Britain. 
British  Malaya,  see  Malaya. 

British  North  Borneo,  bibliographical  list 175 

British  Overseas  Airways  Corporation 1115 

Brittain,  A.  C.,  frequency  distribution  for  edit- 
ing returns 737 

Brittingham.  William  H.,  Kentucky  bluegrass..    11 

Broad  Brook  quadrangle.  Conn 659 

Broadcasting,   see   Radio   broadcasting— Radio 
stations. 

Broccoli,  varieties  and  culture 999 

Brockbank  Apparel  Co i  280 

Brockunier,   S.   R.,    plains  adjacent  to   Little 

Rocky  Mts 10.3.3 

Brodell,  A.  P.,  work  performed,  etc.,  by  horses 

and  mules 895 

Broderick,  Gertrude  G.,  FM  for  education 1258 

Bromeliads  of  Brazil 89 

Bromine,  production  in  1943 1035 

Bronson,  Dorrance  C,  old-age  and  survivors 

insurance,  cost 12f'0 

Bronson,  T.  E.,  pea  aphid  on  peas 10 

Bronze: 

castings,  specifications 74.97, 

182,292,971.  1199,1311 

ingots,  specification 1311 

Bronze  Star  Medal,  establishment.  Exec,  order. .  297 
Brooklyn  Navy  Yard: 

convey  lands  to  New  York  City- 
hearing 508 

law 497 

reix)rt 371 

Brooks,  Charles,  stem-end  rot  of  oranges      1105 

Brooks,  Overton  (Representative  from  La.): 
report  made  by — 

Military  Affairs  Com 3fi8 

Brooms,  specification 441. 971 

Brotherhood  of  Locomotive  Engineers: 

court  cases..  19S 

r.  Aberdeen  &  Rockfish  R.  R 535 

Brotherhood     of     Locomotive     Firemen    and 
Enginemen: 

court  case 195,811,1407 

Brotherhood  of  Railroad  Trainmen,  court  case..  310 
Brotherhood  Week,  Feb.  20-26,  1944,  fact  sheet..  303 

Broughton,  A.,  court  case... --  1280 

Brown,  .\nn  D.,  Greece - 408 

Brown,  Annie,  relief  of  estate...  — 1123 

Brown.  Arch  A.,  relief 500.784.1244 

Brown,  B.  H.  Inness.  court  case 435 

Brown,  Bailey  E.,  potato  production. 1229 

Brown,  C.  E.,  dilution  of  stack  cflBuents 811 

Brown,  Carl  B.: 

control  of  reservoir  silting .-.  1349 

sedimentation  surveys - 350 

Brown,  Carlton  E.: 

control  of  silicosis  hazard 1384 

microprojector  for  dust  determinations 1267 

Brown,  Clarence  v.  Atlantic  Coast  Line  R.  R--  817 
Brown,  Emily  C,  collective  bargaining 945 


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Brown,  H.  I,ewis,  court  case ..  277,939 

Brown,  Joe  E.,  southwestern  petroleum  indus- 
try  _. ..8.30 

Brown,  Mary  E.,  wages  in  bra.ss  industry 1410 

Brown,  Muriel  W.,  school  and  community  or- 
ganization   519 

Brown,  Myra  C,  court  case 819 

Brown,  R.C.,  spruce  bud  worm 1228 

Brown,   R.   M.,   volume,  etc.,  of  muskmelon 

fruits. 1102 

Brown,  Sandy  C,  relief 1123 

Brown,  Sigfrido  V.  Gross — ,  see  Gross-Brown, 
Sigfrido  V. 

Brown,  William  W.,  motor  carrier  decision 53.3 

Brown-Brockmeyer  Co.. 410 

Brown  Carryall  Co XiO 

Brown  Co 1.300 

Brown  spot,  needle  blight  of  pine  seedlings 740 

Brown  Transfer  &  Storage  Co 58 

Browne,  F.  L.: 

paprog  and  plywood... 1345 

water  repellents,  etc.,  for  wood 1347 

Brownell,  Francis  H.: 

hard  money 640 

hard  money  examined,  memo  on  arguments.  640 
Browning  automatic  rifle,  see  Rifles. 
Browning  machine  guns,  see  Machine  guns. 
Brownlee,  James  F.: 

address 568 

what  are  we  facing  in  price  control? 1063 

Brownley,  Walter,  Trust,  court  case  of  trustee.  1273 

Bruce  Motor  Freight,  Inc 531 

Bruce  Transfer  <t  Storage  Co 531 

Brucellosis,  see  Bang's  disease. 

Brush,  D.  H.,  land  title 650,779 

Brush,  W.  D.,  foreign  woods 613,1106 

Brush  cleaners,  letter  circular 753 

Brush  contact,  actual  contact  surface,  determi- 
nation  1170 

Brushes,  specifications...  74,  97,  199,  315,  580,  703, 
840,  863,  864,  971,    1074,    1199,    1421 

Bryant,  Susanna  B.,  tax  appeal 93 

Bryson,  Robert  P.,  -Arkansas  bau-xite  district.-  806 
Bubl,  Janet  L.,  sacchariflcation  of  wood  and 

cellulose 1346 

Buby,  John,  relief  of  estate 242,642,913 

Bucey,  Carl  W.,  relief 1132, 1244 

Buch,  J.  W.: 

coke  and  byproducts 1035 

Pennsylvania  anthracite,  1943 1035 

Pennsylvania  anthracite  coals,  analysis 1266 

production  of  peat 1035 

Buchanan,  John  R.,  tax  appeal 859 

Buchanan,  Lucille  J.: 

auditing  absenteeism.. 406 

controlling  absenteeism 674 

Buchanan,  Sara  L.,  women  war  workers'  hous- 
ing  553 

Buchanan  County,  Va.,  war  and  prewar  study, 

statistical  summary 67 

Buck,  C.  Douglass  (Senator  from  Del.): 
report  made  by — 

Immigration  Com 41 

Buck,  Peter  H..  naturalization 144 

Buckeye  Parking  Corporation 187 

Buckingham  Transportation  Co 533 

Buckland,  Mass.,  aircraft  accident 1354 

Buckley,  Floyd,  transformations  of  thermody- 
namics   1358 

Buckley,  Dement  &  Co ..-.  426,691 

Buckminster,  William  R.,  court  case  of  exrx...  1396 

Bucktown  quadrangle,  Ind 807 

Bud  worms,  see  Spruce  bud  worms. 
Budget: 

family  spending  plan 480 

minimum-wage,  for  women 897 

United  States,  1943— 

estimates,  78th  Cong.  1st  se.ss 253 

United  States,  1945— 

budget ---. 298 

budget,  war  supplement 1062 

message  of  the  President. -.-  185 

statements 185 

Budget  and  Finance  Division,   Civil  Service 

Comn 16 

Budget  Bureau...  185, 298, 423,  566, 687, 846, 1062, 1426 

estimate. 1426 

technical  paper 304 

Budget  Division,  General  Staff,  organization..  1203 


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Budget  estimates,  see  Budget— a/«o  names  of 

departments,  bureaus,  etc. 
Budgets,  $ee  Budget. 

Buescher,  Henry  C,  court  case 1399 

Buettner,  Emma  M.,  relief. 30.254.496 

Buettner,  Julius,  relief 30. 254, 496 

Buffalo,  N.  Y.,  finances     1352 

Buffalo  Creek,  survey  of  watershed... 893 

Buffalo  Harbor,  review  of  reports 332 

Buffalo  River  and  Ship  Canal,  reports 332 

Bugles,  siH>citicat  ion 1178 

Bugs,  see  Plant  bugs— a/,»o  names  of  bugs. 

Builders,  publications  of  interest  to 742 

Building: 

building  construction  in  1943 829 

code  requirements  for  masonry       . 492 

construction  and  routes  of  communication.-  585 
construction,  labor  market  information  ,.  1437 
housing,  govt,  measures  in  other  countries    1415 

man-hours  in  construction,  1939-43      406 

mechanical  equipment  accidents 105 

post-war  capacity,  etc. ,  of  industry 829 

post-war  problems 8.34 

related  occupations 85 

imion  wages  and  hours  in  building  trades...  945 
wasc  order  poster,  construction  industry...  677 
Building  materials: 

consumption  and  prices  of  materials 160 

critical  construction,  design  guide 1438 

distribution  methods  and  costs 388.  6.16 

prices  in  2  wars 551 

see  also  names  of  materials. 
Building  Products  E.xecutives  Council,  speech 

by  Abner  H.  Ferguson 72 

Buildings: 

and  equipment  for  archives 948 

eliminating  bats 1379 

reinforced  concrete,  specifications 853 

wage  rates  in  olfice-building  service 551 

see  also  Farm  buildings— Public  buildings- 
School     buildings— aiso     names    of 
buildings,  or  places  where  located. 
Bukovsky,  Alexis  P.,  use  and  cost  of  railway 

fuel - 1153 

Bulgaria,  reference    69 

Bulgarian  milk,  see  Milk. 

Bulger,  .1.  W.,  methyl  bromide  in  fumigation...     10 

BullardCo .-  1359 

Bulletins,  see  Farmers'  bulletins — also  names  of 
departments,  bureaus,  etc.,  issuing 
bulletins— fl/«o  subjects. 

Bulls,  sires  proved  in  d.  b.  i.  a 998 

Bulwinkle,     .\lfred    L.    (Representative    from 
N.  C): 
reports  made  hy — 

Conference  Com _.  759 

Interstate  and  Foreign  Commerce  Com.  248- 
249,503,771.1127 

Printing  Com 251,508,637 

Bunco  Suido,  sailing  directions 181 

Bunting,  E.  N.,  systems  lead  oxide-alumina, 

etc 21 

Bunting: 

cotton,  specification 863 

wool,  si)ecification 703 

Buoyancy-material,  specification 1 1 77 

Buoys,  life,  specification  1177 

Buprestid  beetles,  new  species. 965 

Burch,  1).  M,: 

employment  and  accidents — 

lead  and  z.inc  mines i 1267 

metal  and  nonmetal  mines 9.33 

Burch.  Thomas  O.  (Representative from  Va.): 
reports  made  by- 
Conference  Com 36! ,  626 

Post  Office  and  Post  Roads  Com 636, 

777,1129 
Burden,  William  A.M.: 

airports  and  real  estate. 1351 

reconversion  and  air  power. 1351 

role  of  airports  in  national  economy 1351 

Bureau  Central  de  Traduction,  see  Central 
Translating  Office. 

Bureau  of  National  Affairs,  Inc 143,  258, 360 

Bureaus,  see  Government  offices — also  names  of 
bureaus. 

Burgess.  W.  O.,  motor  carrier  decision 5,33 

Burgess  Batterv  Co 167.795 

Burgett,  Creile  H.,  relief  of  estate 1123 

Burial  expenses,  Army  regulations...  1203, 1314, 1452 


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Burke,  Edward  &  John.  Ltd 1070 

Burke,  Mary  A.,  e.xtrafamilial  contact  tracing..  386 
Burkey,  L.  .\.: 

Bulgarian  and  acidophilus  cultured  milks..  1341 

cultured  buttermilk  1341 

how  to  make  yoghurt 127 

Burkhead,  C.  E.,  production,  etc.,  of  .sorghums 

for  grain 737 

Burlington-Rock  Island  R.  R.,  rates  on  gasoline 1041 

Burlington  Transportation  Co    ."iS,  59.  ."iSl 

Burnieister,  Charles  A.,  cattle  situation,  1944..  1233 

Burners,  gasoline,  technical  manual. 1212 

see  also  Oil  burners. 
Burns,    AVilliam    J.,    International    Detective 

Agency .38,242,358 

Burns: 

chemotherapy 48, 924 

sulmonamides  in  treatment.. 1304,1441 

Burns  Creek,  survey 599 

Burr.   H.   K.,  laminated  plastics  made  from 

lignin,  etc 1345 

Burroughs,  Roy  C,  impact  of  the  war  on  agri- 
culture  1338 

Burton,  Harold  H.  (Senator  from  Ohio): 
reports  made  by — 

Commerce  Cora 1134 

District  of  Columbia  Com 40 

Immigration  Com 41, 1135 

Burton,  L.  V..  scaler  boosts  fish  production 929 

Burton-Sutton  Oil  Co.,  Inc.. 1195 

Bus  operators,  see  Motorbusses. 

Bus-transfer  switching  equipment 1422 

Busbey,  Lotli.sa,  relief 38,239 

Busbev,  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Paul  \\  .,  relief 38.239 

Busbey,  Paula,  relief 38,239 

Busbey,  R.  L.,  methyl  bromide  as  fumigant 739 

Busch,  Adolphus,  3d,  tax  appeal 576 

Buschman,   A.   William,  employment  in  air- 
frame, etc.,  plants --  1410 

Buses,  see  Motor  carriers — Motorbusses. 

Bush  hooks,  specification... 1075 

Bush  Terminal  R.  R.,  operation 1389 

Bushfield,  Harlan  J.  (Senator  from  S.  Dak.): 
reports  made  by — 

Agriculture  and  Forestry  Com 1131 

Indian  Affairs  Com 647,790,1135 

Bushings,  specification 76, 1422 

Business: 

agriculture  census  statistics  uses 17 

contract  termination,  letters 378 

farmers'  associations 11 

leasehold  obligations 621 

National  .\rchives  aids  businessmen 71 

price  control  opinion 1296 

reconversion,  businessmen's  views 919, 1020 

research,  projects  in  universities,  etc 1240 

research  topics.  _ 1010 

small  business- 
instructor's  course  outline 1205 

loans,  Smaller  War  Plants  Corporation..  963 
loans,  upon  war  contract  termination..  378 

problems,  hearings 37, 148, 

253,  .375,  640,  782,  919,  1020,  12.13.  1365 

problems,  report ,369,640,1020 

see  also,  in  main  alphabet.  Smaller  ^^  ar 
Plants  Corporation. 

,       survey  of  current  business 19,138, 

2.36.  .354,  491,  621,  751,  907,  1010,  1115, 
1240,  1357 

contents,  v.  23 - 19 

weekly  supplement 19, 138,236,  S.M,  491, 

621,  7.51,  907,  1010,  1116,  1240,  1357 

unfair  methods  and  practices... 521 

Business  arithmetic: 

instructor's  course  outline 1316 

problems,  war  savings  program 443 

Business  English,  instructur's  course  outline..  .1316 
Business  firms,  see  Corporations. 

Business  law,  instructor's  course  outline 1316 

Business  of  our  Oovernment 943-944 

Businessmen's  organizations.  907-908, 1010, 1116,1240 
Busses,  see  Motor  carriers— Motorbusses. 

Busscy,  Howard  E..  oil-treated  sole  leathers 139 

Butane  fuel,  hazards  in  mining  and  tunneling..  809 

Butene.  therinodynamic  properties 1011 

Butler.  B.  S..  Cottonwood-American  Fork  area, 

rtah 160 

Butler.  Hugh  A.  (.Senator  from  Nebr.): 

expenditures  by  U.  S.  for  Latin  America 37 


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Butler,  Vannie,  relief 628,1365 

Butler,  William  T.,  court  case 651 

Butlor  Bros 1138 

Butter: 

outlook  for  1944 132 

process,  etc.,  unfit  materials 258 

situation  facts.. 1348 

specification.  441 

Butter-ntit  Baking  Co 436 

Butti-roil,  hibliography.. 1000 

Butter  substitute,  see  Oleomargarine. 
Butfcrfield,  C  T.,  coliforms,  etc.,  exposed  to 

free  chlorine. 385 

Buttermilk,  cultured. 1341 

Buttons: 

lapel,  Army  regulations _..  444,1077 

specifical ion ..  11 99 

Byall,  S.,  chemical  studies  on  beet  sugars 1340 

Byars,  "\V.  (}.,  relief. -. 243 

Bylaws,  .«fe  names  of  certain  Indian  tribes,  etc. 
Byproducts: 

canned  fishery,  U.  S.  and  Alaska,  1942. 159 

coke — 

in  1941-42 661 

in  194.3 1035 

production  from  coal-gas  retorts.  1943...  062 

foods  from  salmon  cannery  waste 1380 

vegetable  wastes 1103 

wood  waste  as  commercial  raw  materials...  1345 

wood  waste  outlets 229 

Byram,  George  M.,  solar  radiation  and  forest 

fuelmoisture _• 12 

Byrd,  Bertha,  coutr  case  of  admr 310 

Byrd,  Harry  F.  (Senator  from  Va.): 
reports  made  by — 

Civil  Service  Com 784 

■     Naval  Affairs  Com 793 

Reduction     of     Nonessential     Federal 

Expenditures  Joint  Com 37, 

148,781,1019 

■Rules  Com 795 

Byrd,  Richard  E.,  court  case 1.396 

Byrnes,  James  F.,  reconversion,  report. 1190 

C 

C.  A.  A.,  see  Civil  Aeronautics  Administration- 
Civil  Aeronautics  Authority. 

C.  A.  B.,  see  Civil  Aeronautics  Board. 

C.  C.  C,  see  Commodity  Credit  Corporation. 

C.  C.  Co 1396 

C.  I.  O.,  see  Congress  of  Industrial  Organizations. 

C.  P.  R.  B.,  see" Combined  Production  and  Re- 
sources Board,  United  States,  Great 
Britain,  and  Canada. 

C.  R.  M.  B..  see  Combined  Raw  Materials 
Board,  United  States  and  Great 
Britain. 

C.  R.  P.,  see  Crops. 

C.  S.  A.  B.,  see  Combined  Shipping  Adjustment 
Board,  United  States  and  Great 
Britain. 

C.  W.  S.  O.,  see  Community  War  Services 
Office. 

CAA,  see  Civil  Aeronautics  Administration — 

Civil  Aeronautics  Authority.  • 

CAA  journal,  see  Aeronautics,  civil  aeronautics 
journal. 

CAB,  see  Civil  Aeronautics  Board. 

Cabarets,  tax  regulation... _  579 

Cabbage: 

as  soldiers  eat  it! 744 

ascorbic  acid  content 898 

diseases 480 

insects  affecting.. 739 

shredded,  dehydration 343 

tetraploidy,  physiological  aspects 223 

Cabbage  looper,  pest  of  lettuce 479. 

Cabinets: 

frozen  food,  farm  and  home 861 

office,  specification 1450 

ordnance  supply  catalog 1089 

Cable  addresses,  alphabetical  list. 444 

Cable  cutters,  specification 953 

Cable  grips,  specification 419 

Cable  plow,  technical  raanual 1322 

Cable  wire,  see  Wire. 

Cables  (electric),  see  Electric  cables. 


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Cables  (submarine) : 

accounts,  rules,  etc.,  of  F.  C.  C 1372 

Army  regulations 202,  706 

data  from  carriers'  monthly  reports 47, 

152,  263,  383,  516,  652,  798,  922,  1026, 
1139, 1256, 1372. 

statistics  of  carriers,  1943 1026 

tax  regulation,  cable  messages,  etc 579 

see  also  Government  control. 
Cade,  A.  B.: 

abrasive  materials 1035 

feldspar  in  1943 1151 

Cadet  Nurse  Corps: 

July  1,  1944,  1st  birthday 1259 

enlist  in  a  proud  profession!.. 48 

fact  sheet 520 

how  advertisers  can  cooperate 48 

local  publicity  ideas 385 

marine  hospitals  need  senior  cadets 924 

nur.ses  are  needed 1189 

posters 155, 1141 

publicity  kit 1028 

so  proudly  we  hail! 923 

you  and  professional  nursing 266 

Cadets,  see  Aviation  cadets — Cadet  Nurse 
C  orps  —  C  oast  G  uard  —  Merchant 
Marine  Cadet  Corps — Military 
Academy,  West  Point — Naval  Acad- 
emy, Annapolis. 

Cadmium,  ingots,  specification 1288 

Cadogan,  Sir  Alexander,  peace  and  security...  1019 

Caeser,  H.  A.,  &  Co 516 

Cafeteria  Employees  Union,  court  case 92 

Cain,  Robert  W.,  impact  of  the  war  on  Sauk 

County,  Wis 68 

Cake,  Edwin  W.,  fruit  sales  in  retaU  grocery 

stores,  etc 11 

Cake  turners,  specification 865 

Calaveras  River,  survey 988 

C  alcasieu  River,  bridge 633,  644,  756 

Calcimine  brushes,  specification 97 

Calcimines,  statistics 17, 135,  234,  352, 

489,  619,  749,  904,  1004, 1112,  1235,  1352 
Calcium: 

in  turnip  greens,  fertilizer,  etc.,  effect 608 

Calcium  arsenate,  cotton  growers  should  buy 

now 347,483 

Calcium  carbide,  specification 703, 1074 

Calcium  chloride: 

aircraft  corrosion  from  use  on  runways 490 

good  demand  in  1943 1035 

specification 580 

Calcium  nitrates,  energy,  etc.,  in  decomposi- 
tion   1267 

Calculators,  specification 1177 

Calder,  A.  Sterling,  statue  of  Leif  Erickson,  erec- 
tion in  D.  C 794 

Caldwell  Oil  Corporation 277 

C  aid  well  Sugars,  Inc 167, 400, 651, 939 

Calendars,  customs  appeal 1138 

Calendars  (of  business),  see  Court  of  Claims — 
Court  of  Customs  and  Patent  Ap- 
peals— House  of  Representatives — 
Senate — also  names  of  certain  con- 
gres-ional  committees. 
Calf,  see  Calves. 
California: 

businessmen's  organizations 1 240 

coast  pilot --     138 

court  case.. 167.  310 

electric  rate  book 264 

employers'  associations,  etc 149,  644, 789 

finances 489 

geographic  names  in  coastal  areas 1240 

gold,  silver,  copper,  lead,  and  zinc 1151 

Indians,  commission  to  settle  claims 144,  366 

labors'  civil  rights,  limiting 789 

mail  routes,  schedules 78,421,956, 1181 

metal  mining,  1943 271 

moderate  grazing  pays  on  aimual  ranges 742 

post  route  map 79 

publications,  price  list.- 1144 

two-spotted  mite  control  on  lima  beans 227 

typhus  rickettsiae  from  wild  rat 1142 

California  Agricultural  Experiment  Station 159, 

228,999 

California  Cotton  Oil  Corporation. J..  535 

California  Electric  Co.,  Ltd 167 

California  Electric  Power  Co.. 1254,1396 


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California  incense-cedar,  see  Cedar. 

California  Lima  Bean  Growers  Association 849 

California  Nursery  Co -.  1369 

California  Oregon  Power  Co 516 

California  Retail  Grocers  &  Merchants  Associa- 
tion, Ltd - 666 

California  Truck  Lines.. 531 

California  University 131 

see  also  California  Agricultural  Experiment 
Station. 
Calkins,    F.    C,    Cottonwood-American    Fork 

area ■ 100 

Call-bell  annunciator,  specification 95:^ 

Callahan  Realty  Corporation.. 537 

Calloway,  Louise,  gratuity. 142 

Calloway,  Roger  M.,  gratuity  to  widow. 142 

Calmar  Steamship  Corporation. 818 

Calvery,  Herbert  O.,  histopathological  changes 

following  DDT  administration 12.'>y 

Calves,  fattening,  corn  and  corn-molasses  mix- 
ture  226 

see  also  Cattle. 
Cameras: 

recording  airplane  take-off,  etc 137 

specifications — 

aircraft  cameras. .  325, 451, 873, 982, 1323, 1461 

covers 453 

gun  camera 873, 1086 

gun  camera  erector  assembly 714 

gun  camera  lens  assembly ..  715 

mount 456,1324 

shutter 592 

Cameron,  Leland  11.,  court  case.. 137,939 

Cameron  Development  Co.,  Inc 1396 

Camouflage: 

natural-history  background 1304, 1440 

posters.... 105,209 

Camouflage  net  set,  engineer  supply  catalog 460 

Camp,  see  Camps  and  camping — also  name  of 
camp. 

Camp  Manufacturing  Co ^ 576 

Campaign  Expenditures,  1944,  Presidential, 
Vice  Presidential,  and  Senatorial, 
Special  Committee  to  Investigate, 
see  Presidential,  Vice  Presidential, 
and  Senatorial  Campaign  Expendi- 
tures, 1944,  Special  Committee  to 
Investigate,  Senate. 
Campaign  Expenditures,  Special  Committee  to 
Investigate,  Hou.se: 

hearings 1123,1247,1362 

Campaign  funds: 

assessments  of  Federal  oflBceholders,  etc 488 

candidates  for  House,  com.  to  inve.stigate— 

expenses 762 

report  of  Rules  Com 779 

investigation  of  various  expenditures 1025, 

1123,1247,1362 

limitations  on  contributions,  etc 794 

Campaign  ribbons,  see  Ribbons  (decorations  of 

honor). 
Campaigns     Division,     Price    Administration 

Office 570 

Campbell,  Edward  G.,  National  Archives 918 

Campbell,  Henry  B.,  coast  pilot... 13.';6 

Campbell,  M.  R.,  Virginia  coal  fields 1033 

Campbell,  Paul  M.,  relief  of  guardian 642,913 

Campbell,    Roy   E.,   new   insecticides   against 

pepper  weevil. _ 1342 

Campbell  Transportation  Co 535,1041 

Camps  and  camping: 

campfire  circles 1152 

furniture  and  furnishings 1036 

Girl-Scout  experimental  farm-work  camp..  1278 

literature  descriptive  of  camp  life.. 390 

tent  and  trailer  camp  sites 1036 

see  also  Military  camps. 

Campus  Coach  Lines 1389 

Campus  Travel,  Inc 1389 

Canada: 

Alaska  Highway  agreements 309,856 

Canol  project  agreements 856-857,960, 1443 

civil  airways,  etc.,  map 137 

claims  as  result  of  collisions,  waiver 433 

consumer  rationing S3 

defense  installations,  post-war  disposition...  966 

excise  taxes 1313 

exports  of  merchandi.se  to  Canada 903 

food  consumption  levels 484 

fur  s^  agreement 1442 


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gasoline  rationing 302 

government  purchase  and  sale  of  food,  etc...    8.3 

importation  privileges  for  officials,  etc 857 

imports  from  Canada... 903 

Indian  pri)bloms 89 

jurisdiitidii  over  priz.es,  agreement 1442 

labor  relations  regulations,  1944... 829 

Lake  St.  Francis,  raising  of  level 1 696 

lease  of  ^\■hite  Pass  &  Yukon  Ry.,  agree- 
ment  1193 

light  lists 412 

movement  of  equipment,  etc..  to 981 

payment    for   defense    installations,   agree- 
ment  1442 

post-war  housing  policies 1415 

post-war  plans,  administration _ 1047 

post-war  reconstruction 1410 

price  ceiiiup,  payment  of  subsidies 302 

proposed  highway  in  Alaska,  investigation..    44 

radio  broadcasting  stations  agreement 1305 

radio!  eacon  system.  Great  Lakes 412 

lipper  Columbia  River  basin  agreement...  1305 
wheat  agreement 96C 

Canadian  Aviator  Ltd 1159 

Canadian  Federation  of  Agriculture,  address  by 

Paul  H.  .■\ppleby 341 

Canadian  National  Rys.: 

•apprenticeship  program 1437 

rates  on  antiknock  compounds 59 

Canadian  River  Gas  Co.. 1397 

Canal,  see  name  of  canal. 

Canal  Creek,  survey 599 

Canal  Zone,  see  Panama  Canal. 

Canals,  see  Intracoastal  Waterway— a/.so  names 
of  canals. 

Cancelation  of  contracts,  see  Government  con- 
tracts. 

Cancer,  illness  in  United  States 654 

Cancer  Control  Month,  1944,  proclamation 422 

Canfield,  Gordon  (Representative  from  N.  J.): 

resolution  introduced  by 1249 

Canisters,  galley,  specification 418 

Canned  food: 

1944  outlook  for  canning... 744 

case  history  reports 1298 

child  labor  standards  in  establishments 1046 

comnmnity  canning  centers 615, 1108, 1348 

dehydrated  vegetables,  gases  in  cans 1340 

food  preservation  centers 1348 

home  cann  in  g 740 

migratory  workers  in  industries. 407 

preserving   food   at   home   or   community 

centers 428 

profits,  1936-42,  canners 83 

publications  on  canning,  price  list. 928 

see  also  Rationing— aZso  name  of  food. 

Canneries,  see  Canned  food. 

Canning,  see  Cannedfood—oZso  names  of  foods  to 
be  canned. 

Cannon,  Clarence  (Representative from  Mo.): 

Cannon's procedurein House, rev. edition...    26 

extension  of  remarks 1140 

reports  made  by— 

A  p  propriat  ions  C  cm. 29, 363, 628, 763 

Conference  Com 27, 240, 498, 626,  759-760 

Cannon ,  Ira,  relief 1123 

Cannon,  Margaret  F.,  maximum  prices  relating 

to  agricultural  commodities 343, 609 

Cannon,  Mary  M.: 

women  in  Brazil  today 175 

women's  organizations  in  Ecuador.etc 69 

Canol  project: 

agreements  with  Canada.. 856-857,966, 1443 

investigation — 

hearings 1024 

report.. 151 

Cans: 

fact  sheet,  tin  can  salvage 1439 

specifications 182,863, 1074, 1421 

why  save  tin  cans?-.. 1439 

Canton,  Aberdeen  &  Nashville  R.  R., lease 1389 

Canton,  Miss.,  railroad  accident 1038 

Canton,  Ohio,  area  training  plan 428 

Canton  ((uadranglo,  Pa  809 

Capacino,  Joseph,  court  case 691 

Capacitors,  specifications 590, 1065, 1177 

Cape,  see  name  of  cape. 

Cape  Ann  Granite  Co..  Inc 537 

Cape  County  Milling  Co.. 178,, 


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Cape  Verde  settlements,  article  on ,    89 

Capek,  Leslie  J.,  national  labor  relations  act 

decisions ,.   lOSl,  1172 

Capes,  see  names  of  capes. 
Capital: 

farm  statistics 475 

railrpads,  changes  under  reorganitation 1155 

Capital    of    United    States,    see    District  of 
Columbia. 

Capital-stock  tax  returns,  inspection 687, 

846, 957, 1424 
(^apitol.  Architect  of,  see  Architect  of  Capitol. 

Capitol  Foundry  Co 426, 959, 1185 

Capitol  Greyhound  Lines_ : 820 

Capitol  Greyhound  Linesof  Indiana,  Inc.- 820 

Capitol  Motor  Lines,  Inc. 1157 

Capitol  Packing  Co 302 

Capper,  Arthur  (Senatorfrom  Kans.): 
reports  made  by- 
Claims  Com... 39,254-255,784,786, 1020 

Capps.W,  A.,  court  case 822 

Caps  (attachment-plug): 

specification 840 

Caps  (head  wear): 

bakers  and  cooks,  specification 1199 

safety,  for  women  machine  operators 69 

C-apsules,  gelatin,  specifications      441, 683, 1074 

Captain's  cases,  compasses,  etc..  specification...  1056 

Car  washer,  standard  nomenclature  list 132G 

Caravel  Industries  (corporation 262, 

400,  537,  795, 1396 
Caraway,  Hattie  W.  (Senatorfrom  Ark.): 
reports  made  by— 

Commerce  Com. ..  257,644,1134 

Carbides,  preparation  and  properties 1033 

Carbine,  standard  nomenclature  list    109, 

211,461,464,597 
Carbohydrates: 

consumption.  Tariff  Commission  report 859 

reactions,  electron  displacement 492 

Carbon,  macroanalysis  by  combustion 621 

Carbon  black: 

production  and  sales  in  1943 1035 

specification 1199 

Carbon  County  Creamery  Co 1433 

Carbon  County  Ry.,  accident 395 

Carbon  dio.xide  cylinders,  specification 1 178 

Carbon  electrodes,  coke  from  low-ash  Appa- 
lachian coals  .  - 53 

Carbon-tetraehloride,  specifications 315, 840, 1199 

Carboys,  specification 182 

Card  Division,  Library  of  Congress 947 

Card  tables,  specification 1289 

Cardboard: 

products,  maximum  price  regulations 428 

specification  for  Bristol  board,  etc 315 

Carden,  George  A.,  claim 772 

Carder,  J .  F . ,  court  case 849 

Cardiac  diseases,  see  Heart  disease. 

Cardiograph,  portable,  technical  manual 1460 

Cards: 

catalog,  Library  of  Congress  distribution 947 

guide,  specifications 315,580 

tabulating,  specification 971 

Carew,  Herman,  patentappeal 910 

Carey,  Gordon  T.,  court  case 538 

Cargo  carrier,  standard  nomenclature  lists. . .  1 13, 593 

Cargo  mats,  specifications 954, 1287 

Cargo  nets,  specification 1420 

Cargo  trailers,  see  Trailers. 

Caribbean  area,  climatological  data 23,  238,  357, 

495,623,754-755,1013,1119 

Caribbean-Atlantic  Airlines,  Inc  620 

Caribbean    Commission,    see    Anglo-American 

Caribbean  Commission. 
Caribbean  region: 

edible  and  poisonous  plants 412 

emergency  program,  operations 485 

islands  and  the  war 91 

Caries,  se«  Teeth. 

Carlin,  Bayou,  review  of  reports 988 

Carloader  Corporation 535, 1393 

C'arlsbad  project,  general  information 162 

Carlson,  Carl  B..  fish  nets 1031 

Carlson,  F.  W.,  spray  for  codling  moth  larvae...  1341 

Carmelly,  John,  court  case 1185,1433 

Carmelly,  Madeline,  court  case 1185, 1433 

Carmony,  Harold  E.,  use  of  ferrous  scrap,  etc. . .  1035 
Camahan,  Melissa  S.  M.,  court  case  of  admr...  277 


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Carnes.  Edwin  H.,  Alaska  Highway  medical, 

etc.,  program n41 

Carney,  William  K.,  patent  appeal 23, 7.'i4 

Carolene  Products  Co " 538,1159. 1444 

Carolina  Freight  Carriers  Corporation 936 

Caroline  Islands: 

gazetteer 1418 

place  names _ 1263 

Carothers,  D.  M.,  court  case _ 1432 

Carpenter,  Charles  G.,  farm  production,  etc.,  of 

hay,  1909-41.. 1226 

Carpenter,  Charles  M.,  one-day  treatment  of 

syphilis ._  801 

Carpentry,  technical  manual 873 

Carpet  repair. . 1342 

Carriages,  see  Gun-niounts. 

Carrier  Indians  of  Bulkley  River 307 

Carriers,  see  Common  carriers — Communication. 
Carriers  (food),  .tee  Food  carriers. 
Carriers  (vehiclesi: 

standard  nomenclature  lists. 113,  .593, 877 

C(\rriker,  M.  A.,  jr.,  neotropical  Mallophaga...  1304 

Carroll,  Tack  L.,  court  case ..'..  167,515 

Carroll,  W.  E.,  meal  from  damaged  soybeans  as 

feed 1225 

Carroll,  Tenn..  railroad  accident .        274 

Carroll  College: 

fire,  reimburse  aviation  cadets — 

hearing.. 1024 

reports 793,1015 

Carrots: 

dehydration  tests 126 

production 480 

rates  on 817 

Cars,  see  Automobiles — Rail  motor  cars — Rail- 
road cars— Scout  cars. 
Carson,   Frederick   T.,   efiect  of  humidity  on 

paper 355 

Carson,    Henderson   H.    (Representative   from 
Ohio): 
reports  made  by — 

Claims  Com     .30, 24.3-245,  500- 

501,   629-631,    76.'5-766>.  1016,    1124-27 
Carson,  James  S.,  >oung  man's  chances  in  Latin 

American  field 685 

Carson,  Rachel  L.,  fish  and  shellfish 1263 

Carson  National  Forest,  land  to  Jose  C.  Romero.  36, 

45,  Zi9 

Cart,  hand,  standard  nomenclature  list 211, 

593,  878,  984,  985 

correction  of  entry  on  p.  878 890 

Cartels: 

international,  economic,  etc.,  aspects 259 

practices,  and  national  security — 

hearings 379. 513, 1254 

report :___ 1368 

Carter,  A.  L.,  Lumber  Co 820 

Carter,  H.  R.,  malaria,  cause  and  prevention...  801 

Carter,  Harley  E.,  relief 1015 

Carter,  John  T.,  court  case  4.35 

Carter,  L.  S.,  stubble-mulch  farming 1110 

Carter,  Thad  B.,  court  case 92 

Carthan,  Emanuel,  court  case 1280 

Cartinhour,  Kathleen  G.,  tax  appeal 576 

Cartinhour,  \\'.  C,  tax  appeal 576 

Cartoons  to  illustrate  your  letters 614 

Cartridge  brass,  see  Brass. 

Cartridge  clips,  specification 7'23 

Cartridge  fuses,  see  Electric  fuses. 

Cartridges,  metallic,  simplified  practice.- 355 

Carver  National  Monument,  see  George  \\ash- 
ington  Carver  National  Monument. 

Carving  boards,  specification 199 

Casale,  John  J.,  Inc 5.38 

Casanges,  A.  H.,  methyl  bromide  in  fumigation.     10 

Cascade  .-Mloy  Corporation 1020 

Case,  J.  I.,  Co f.1.4.35 

Case  leather,  specification 14.50 

Case  reports,  closed  or  supervised  employment, 

execution 1377 

see  also  name  of  organization  making  report — 
also  subject  of  report. 

Casehardening  stresses  in  aircraft  lumber 129 

Casein  glue  joints,  preservatives 128 

Ceases: 

specifications — 

bedding-and-ward  furniture 74, 68.3, 1288 

brief    .  1074 

captain's,  compasses,  etc 10.56 

celestial  navigation.. 714 


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Cases— Continued 

specifications— Continued. 

forceps,  hemostatic -- 1421 

instrament -151 

mechanics- tool  .-- - 590,108ri,  1213 

navigator's,  compasses,  etc -  - 1056 

oxygen  system  maintenance 451 

packing  case  assembly 451 

shipping -- -      1^2 

shipping  and  filing -  452,  '.W2 

watch  carrying - --  452 

Casev,  Gene,  O.  I.  Japyank -  12^9 

Casey,  John,  relief 112:! 

Casey,  Marie,  relief - 112:5 

Casings: 

manufacturers  and  exporters,  Argentma 20 

Mexican  industry,  list  20 

Cass,  Joseph  K.,  tax  appeal  of  estate -      SiiO 

Cassady,  J.  T.,  sheep  on  range  infested  with 

sneezeweed -   347 

Cassil,  C.  C,  codling  moth  control 10 

Cast  iron,  Kee  Iron. 

Castaing,  Carmen  M.,  court  case   IKW 

Castanea,  xce  Chestnut. 

Castendyck,    Elsa,   preventing  juvenile   delin- 
quency- -   1"2 

Castillo  de  San  Marcos,  history      .        ._-  102 

Castings,  see  Oun  metal— o/.fo  names  of  metals. 

Castle,  Hamp  G.,  relief    042,  7.55 

CiisUe  Roek,  Wash.,  railroad  accidents IMi 

Casualties: 

battle,  first  aid 681 

chemical,  treatment 713 

gee  also  Accidents— Injuries— Missing  per- 
sons. 
Casualties  and  Allotments  Section,  Naval  Per- 
sonnel Bur  ..   561 

Casualty  insurance  in  D.  C,  amending  act 40, 

502,  625 
Casualty   Notification  and  Processing  Section, 

Naval  Personnel  Bur 1286 

Catalog  cards,  Library  of  Congress,  handbook      947 
Cataloging  Divisions,  see  Descriptive  Cataloging 
Division,  Library  of  Congress— Sub- 
ject Cataloging  Division,  Library  of 
Congress. 
Catalogs: 

.\rmed  Forces  Institute    987 

.\rmy  at  war,  by  American  artists 443 

Armv  Service  Forces 459-162, 

59.'^-596,  716-721,  876-881,  98.3-9S6, 
1089-91,  1215,  1321-28,  1463. 

cooperative  cataloging  manual  1281 

c(jpy right    entries.  70,    17.5-176,    285,    408,    5.53, 
678.    832,    947-948,    1049,    1281.    1413 

indexes  and  title  pages 408, 553, 678, 1049 

crania  in  National  Museum  collections 573 

document  catalog  for  76th  Cong.,  notes. . ,  1222, 

1334 

Federal  standard  stock  catalog 90-98, 

199-200,  31.5-317,  441^42,  579-582, 
703-705,  863-865,  970-974,  107.3-75, 
1199-1201, 1311-13, 1449-51. 

index  of  specifications 315 

French  paintings  from  Dale  collection 1304 

Government    publications,    monthly    cata- 
log- 
catalog  for  Dec.  1943-Nov.  1944 51, 

158,  269,  389,  522,  657,  804,  928,  1031, 
1144,1262,1378. 

corrections-    4,220, 

330, 472,  730, 890, 992, 1098, 1222, 1334 

index,  Jan.-Dec.  1943 656 

notes  of  general  interest 3,  220, 

336, 472,  730, 890, 992, 1098, 1221, 1334 

Jefferson  exhibitions  at  L.  C 408 

library  of  Surgeon  General's  Oflace,  Army..  597 

loan  packets... 154,385 

Medical  Dept.  supply  catalog. 105, 

210, 463, 597,  722, 882, 987 

Mesozoic  and  Cenozoic  plants .  1381 

ordnance  catalog .  .   108-113, 

211-214,  330-332,  463-466,  597-598. 
723-724,  884,  988,  1092-93. 

standard  forms,  etc 157 

supply  catalogs 459-462, 

593-596,  716-721,  876-881,  983-986, 
1089-91,  1215,  1324-28,  1463. 

Catanzaro,  Sam,  jr.,  court  case 538 

Catawba,  S.  C,  railroad  accident.. 813 

637398 — 45 3 


Page 

Catchers,  safety,  on  mine  cages,  testing... 1034 

Catflshesof  Venezuela 308 

Cathcart,  John  H.,  relief  of  estate 30,254.496 

Cattle: 

bedding  for,  freight  rates 59 

beef  cattle— 

corn-mola.sses  mixtures  for  fattening 126 

grasses  in  northern  Great  Plains 998 

situation  and  feeding  outlook 995 

statistics     475 

physical  and  chemical  composition 607 

price  fixing,  actions  of  O.  P.  A 32 

situation  in  1944 1233 

southwestern  stockman,  play  to  win! 12 

splenetic  or  tick  fever,  prevent  spread 9 

see  also  Bulls — Calves — Livestock. 
Cattle  Feeders'  Day,  address  by  C.  W.  Crick- 
man - 995 

Cattle  grubs: 

derris  and  cube  dips  for  destruction 1104 

rotenone  dusts,  etc.,  for  destruction 998 

suggestions  for  control 345 

Cauliflower: 

insects  affecting 739 

varieties  and  culture 999 

Caulkins,  George  P.,  court  case ._.  666 

Causby,  Thomas  L.,  court  case 1369, 1396 

Causby,  Tinie,  court  case 1369, 1;J96 

Caustic  poison,  see  Poisons. 

Cavallo,    Margaret    R.,   wage   rates  in   offlce- 

building  service 551 

Cavalry: 

drill  regulations .-  585 

field  manual 585,1455 

ordnance  equipment  chart 328 

reconnaissance  squadron 1455 

reconnaissance  troop -*. 585 

tables  of  allowances 1080, 1206, 1318, 1450 

tables  of  equipment 204, 870, 1081-82, 1457 

tables  of  organization 204, 870, 1081-82, 1457 

Cave  in  Rock  district,  111.,  geology,  etc.. 524 

Cavitation,  profile  measurements 176 

Cawley,  Aloysius  J.,  patent  appeal 22 

CCC,  see  Commodity  Credit  Corporation. 
Cedar: 

Alaska  yellow,  American  wood 899 

Alaska  yellow,  specification _ ! . .  1056 

Atlantic  white,  American  wood.. 1230 

California  incense,  American  wood 1230 

eastern  red,  American  wood 1344 

Port  Orford,  specification 1056 

Port  Orford  white,  American  wood 229 

western  red,  American  wood 130,483, 1230 

white,  specification--  1056 

Cedar  Rapids,  Iowa,  aircraft  accident 1009 

Cedar  shingles,  see  Shingles. 

Ceiling  dust  brushes,  specification 1199 

Ceiling  prices,  see  Prices — also  names  of  com- 
modities. 

Celcure,  specification... 582 

Celebes: 

gazetteer 1286 

sailing  directions,  supplement 414 

Celestial  navigation  case,  see  Cases. 

Celestite  production  in  1943  -  _ 1151 

Celina  Manufacturing  Co - .  167 

Cellar,  Kmaiiuel  (Representative  from  N.  Y.): 
additional  views — 

Judiciary  Com 772 

minority  report  made  by — 

Judiciary  Com 772 

reports  made  by — 

Judiciary  Com 249,634 

Cellette,  Rocco,  payment. 500,1132 

Cellulose: 

saccharification,  quantitative.. 1340 

Cellulose-acetate,  see  Plastics. 

Cem  Securities  Corporation 651 

Cement: 

for  lining  pli)e,  specification.. 1422 

general  schedule  of  supplies 1310 

insululioii,  speeificutions 74,419,953 

insulation,  standard  of  the  trade 909 

monthlv  report-.     .       53, 

100,  270,  391,  525,  660,  809,  932,  1033, 
1150,  12M;,  1382. 
Portland,  distribution  methods  and  costs..  388, 

656 
Portland,  etc.,  in  1943 1035 


1498 


Index,  1944 


Page 

Oement— Continued 

preprint  from  minerals  yearbook. - .  1266 

rates  on. 399,817 

sealing,  specification 083 

silicate,  specification 199 

smootliinR,  specification 419 

Cemeteries,  see  National  cemeteries— ateo  names 
of  cemeteries,  or  places  where  lo- 
cated. 

Cenozoic  plants,  catalog,  supplement 1381 

Censorship: 

background  information. _. 191 

disclosure  of  information,  investigate...         650 

Censorship  OflJce 15 

appropriations,  hearings 1^]]""'!"  763 

estimate _ 423 

penalty  mail,  proposed  provision ]"I"  1427 

Census: 

bibliography  of  censuses 233 

census,  1940  (16th) 17 

136,  490,  619,  750,  l606Vlll3 

publications,  price  list 804 

records,  confidential  treatment,  opinion 1276 

see  also  names  of  articles,  industries.  States, 
etc. 

Census  Bureau 16 

134,  233,  351,  488,  618,  7'4'8,  9b3,"f004. 
1111,1234,1351. 

employees,  handbook 1352 

estimate 423, 1426 

the  Indian  as  pictured  by 160 

publications,  libraries  maintaining  files 235 

publications,  list. 490 

report,  1944 ^/S///^//^  U^ 

Census  Library  Project,  censuses  and  vital  sta- 
tistics   233 

Central  Administrative  Services  Division: 

appropriations,  hearings 763 

disposition  of  functions,  etc 1060 

estimate 423 

Central  America: 

coleopterous  insects,  checklist 432,965 

industry,  transportation,  and  commerce 843 

pilot  chart.  Central  American  waters  73 

181,  291,  417,  682,  838,  1054,  1175,  1419 

sailing  directions,  supplements 414,415 

strategic  raw  materials  production...      __      563 

trade  of  United  States  in  1942 1357 

Triatominae 1375 

«e«  also  American  republics— LatinAmerica— 

also  names  of  Central  American  countries. 

Central  Bank  of  Ecuador,  economic  policy  295 

Central   Dispensary   &    Emergency   Hospital, 

court  case 1171,1416 

Central  Kansas  Telephone  Co.,  Inc 167 

Central  of  Georgia  Ry.,  accidents 164,  663. 1386 

Central  Piedmont  Soil  and  Water  Conservation 

Station,  rainfall  and  runoff.  __ _  617 

Central  R.  K.  of  New  Jersey,  rates  on  coal  .  .    399 

Central  Soya  Co.,  Inc 399 

Central  States: 

feed  cooperatives,  war  adjustments 346 

gold,  silver,  copper,  lead,  and  zinc 1034 

home  fruit  garden 898 

metal  mining,  1943 272 

potato  production 1229 

water  levels  and  artesian  pressure 658 

Central  States  Electric  Co 820 

Central  States  Motor  Freight  Bureau,  Inc 62 

Central  Translating  Office: 

publications  series  (translations)— 

French.... 91,193.696,1194 

Portuguese .  193,  433, 434, 855, 856, 857, 966, 1068 

Spani-sh 309,  354, 

433,  696,  698,  855,  857,  966,  1194,  1443 

Central  Valley  project: 

construction,  etc.,  investigation 1254 

specifications ...    54 

Centralization  of  Heavy  Industry  in  United 
States,  Special  Committee  to  Inves- 
tigate,  Senate: 

committee  print... 1253 

hearings 511,1020 

Centrifugal  pump,  see  Pumps. 

Centrifuges,  hand,  specification 1449 

Century  Electric  Co- 436, 1012 

Century  Indemnity  Co 940 

Century  Oxford  Mamufacturing  Corporation  .    939 

Century  Projector  Co 178 


Ceramic  engineering,  set  Engineering 
Ceramics,  see  Pottery. 
Cereal  (breakfast  food): 
rates  on 


Page 


specification  for  uncooked  wheat^ereal 442 

Cereals,  see  Grain. 

Cercis  canadensis,  dormancy,  etc.,  of  .seeds  1225 

Cereal  Crops  and  Diseases  Division 1106 

Cerro  de  las  Mesas,  Mexico,  ceramic  stratigraphy  573 
Certificates,  see  special  type  of  certificate,  or  sub- 
ject involved. 

Certifying  oflScers,  relief 30 

C  Q  news  letter. i'4,  ^',"485,'  615, 

„,    .     T.  ,.       .      ^         744,  901,  1001,  1108,  1231,  1348 

t  hain  Deliveries  Express,  Inc 535 

Chains,  standard  nomenclature  list .\.    .       723 

Chairs,  specification. ""      "971 

Chalmette  National  Historical  Park"      1152 

Chamaecyparis,  see  Cedar. 

Chambers,  C.  W.,  coliforms,  etc.,  exposed  to  free 

chlorine 335 

Chambers,  Max,  Canton  area  training  plan         429 

Chambersburg,  Pa.,  aircraft  accident 906 

Champion,  F.  J.,  wood's  technological  coming-of- 

age 4g3 

Champion,  Frances  O.  T.,  on  way  to  democracy  1277 

Champlin  Refining  Co .  1158  1396 

Chandler,  Albert  B.  (Senator  from  Ky.): 
reports  made  by- 
Military  Affairs  Com 259,791,1023 

Chandler,  Anna,  relief 1123 

Chandler,  Ray  C,  sugar  beets 224 

Chaplain  Corps,  Army: 

activities 1462 

Chaplains: 

chaplain  serves 1452 

rank  for  chief  of  chaplains.  Army— 

law .  914 

reports ..WV.V.'.'.V.Vhzl.Tdl 

rank  for  chief  of  chaplains.  Navy- 
hearings 250,514 

report 250 

Chaplains  Division,  Navy:  

Christmas  service ..  1419 

Chaplygin,  S.,  gas  jets WV.  1050 

Chapman,  Homer  C,  relief 368  496 

Chapman,  Robert  F.,  tax  aopeal     .  860 

Chapman  Price  Steel  Co 939 

Characinidae  from  Venezuela ".  1193 

Chai-ack,  .\nna,  relief. 734 

Charcoal:  

como  se  hace  el  carbon 301 

how  to  make  on  farm 229 

Chargers: 

battery,  nomenclature  lists 984 

-  1090,  1215,  13"2"6",  1327 

magneto  magnet,  nomenclature  list 1090 

Chariton  River,  examination  and  survey  1093 

Charles  of  the  Ritz  Distributors  Corporation      521 
Charleston,  S.  C: 

congested  production  area — 

characteristics  of  population,  etc 1005 

final  population  figures 1005 

wartime  changes  in  population,  etc  ..    1005 
Charlton  Bros.  Transportation  Co.,  Inc  816 

Chart  paper,  see  Paper. 
Charter    Commission,    District   of    Columbia, 

establishing 258 

Charter  rates.  Red  Sea  space 367 

Charts: 

B.  L.  S.  chart  series 67, 1278 

OPA  chajt  book 1295, 1433 

see  also  Maps  and  charts— Pilot  charts— a/so 
special  subject. 
Charwomen,  overpayments,  remit  claims...  143,  239 

Chase,  John,  court  case '  116O 

Chase  Bank gi 

Chase,  Parker  &  Co.,  Inc 243 

Chateau  Frontenac,  Inc.. 1396 

Chattanooga,  Term.: 

employment  and  payrolls 551 

railroad  accident 164 

Chattanooga  National  Cemetery,  jurisdiction.  1130 

Chavez,  Carlos,  catalog  of  his  works 1290 

Chavez,  Dennis  (Senator  from  N.  Mex.): 
reports  made  by — 

Education  and  Labor  Com list 

Indian  Affairs  Com 1135 

Irrigation  and  Reclamation  Com 647 

Territories  and  Insular  Affairs  Com 262 


January-December 


1499 


Page 

Chester.  K.  Starr: 

cereal  rusts -,-\-vv- vi 

wheat  leaf  rust  epiphytotics Ji 

Chester,  Pa.:  ,^ 

court  case ^ 

housing  requirements  of  war  workers 945 

Chester,  Va.,  topographic  quadrangle  map 660 

Chester  Dale  collection,  French  pamtmgs^- . .     1304 
Chesterfield  County,  S.  C,  damage  to  roads  and 

highways — , •*** 

Chesterfield  County,  Va.,  statistical  summary 

iierous  iiiseubo  VI  i"v-"v,„, 7^1  war  and  pre-war  study.- j^" 

home  repair  and  modernization.— '^g    Chesterton,  Ind.,  railroad  accident --  1386 

Russian  dictionaries  --     --  - .„ 

State  public^oi^m^jWy^-g3,--^,;,/^j| 


Page 
Chavez  Orozco,  Luis,  democracy  among  Mexi- 

can  Indians 777  PIT 

gSltlSm'R^J^^int^ing  co«on  c<^^      J^3 

Chechot,  ValidimiVL.",  patent  appeal 1359 

^^«Si^uralg^-Bur.pu.l^ions.^^. 

1227,  1339.           .  ., 

coleopterous  insects  of  Mexico,  etc 4dA  JM 


266 
207 


Checking  accounts'for  clerks  of  U.  S.  courts 769 

Checking  stations  and  entranceways no^ 

Checks:  oo  310  1314 

Army  regulations- ^''^''''  til 

payment  of  taxes,  etc ,„„ 

Chehalis  River,  survey „„„ 

Cheltenham  Magnetic  Observatory,  results 620 

Chemical  attack,  see  Chemical  warfare. 

Chemical  cylinders,  see  Cylinders. 

Chemical  engineering,  see  Engineering. 

Chemical  warfare: 

areenical  contaminated  water- . 
decontaminating  apparatus  .  -  - 
defense  against  chemical  attack----        , 

gas!    know  your  chemical  warfare -  0^1 

supply  and  field  service - -  J^^\%^ 

tactics,  field  manual 5'*^' "ji 

treatment  of  casualties --- - 

^^?eKrr.'"""^--  100.320,585.707.1317 

ordnance  equipment  charts-.-- ^"^ 

tables  of  allowances--.- inr2n4 

tables  Of  ^^^;,^;^o;m,-i2^:n^  uf 

tables  Of  org|,-f5«°  m-870.-978;  1207Vl319:  1457 


Chemicals:  oqo  410 

flre-retardant,  specifications \Vm 

general  schedule  of  supplies - ^^ J^ 


Chestnut:  „„„ 

American  wood - £»" 

blight-resistant,  for  forest  trees 740 

treating  and  storing  chestnuts --  llOS 

Chestnut  Creek,  flood  control.. --  »S4 

Chests,  standard  nomenclature  list.     -.--.  113, 1089 
Chew.  William  D.,  jr.,  tax  appeal  of  estate 1070 

Chicago.  111.:                    .     ^.  ...^ 

businessmen's  organizations "lo 

court  case.. - °^" 

financos , "^^ 

milk  in  marketing  area... - =  --  1^^ 

railroad  accident..- - ""liSc 

rental  housing ^*?^ 

wholesale  prices  of  fruits,  etc 010 

203:707.-1317  ]  Chi^^|o^&^Eastern  lUino^^^       164.274.663,1386 

trackage  rights 397 

^'•Stnr'-'^-!-".'''^----  164.9 

court  case -  61,163,310,538 

rates  on  tallow - ^ii 

reorganization-.-  ------------- ^^» 

Chicago  &  Southern  Air  Lines,  Inc-.. l^J9 

Chicago,  Aurora  &  Elgin  R.  R..  see  Emergency 
Board  (Chicago,  North  Shore  & 
Milwaukee  R.  R.,  etc.). 

Chicago,  Burlington  &  Quincy  R.  R.: 

abandonment --- --- .07  ioto 

accident ^^^'   «,? 

motor  carrier  decision ,?«i 


1156 


BhoVographic,  specification "^  I  ciijcago'^FllxibleShafY  (50-^-11--.----^     280 

poisoning  in  shipyards     --       429    Chicago,    Indianapolis   &    Louisville    Ry--    re- 
production, essential  activity--   -  ----------  ■^^^  6  '       organization 397,530 

storage  and  shipment J^echn^al  manual.-  ^«^  |  ^.j^j^^^^^  Kalamazoo  &  Saginaw  Ry.,  rates  on 


synthetic  organic  chemicals  in  U.  S--.-^-  ..u.^u.ua^w,  ---"'"j"-"^,  "  --=--         •  ■       1393 


transportation  by  water ^f^^ 

wage  order  poster - „, 

willing  to  certify  sources  of  supply 

«ee  also  Chemical  warfare. 

Chemistry:  •      ■•  .  am 

agricultural  pubhcations,  price  list-- --  »04 

description  of  profession  --------- .^^f 

descriptions  of  speciahzed  fields J^^' 

inorganic  analytical,  list  -   '■^°' 

Chemotherapy:  .„  q^, 

burns  and  shock .      ;----  7.;°^* 

chemotherapeutic  agents  from  microbes—  1304,^ 

Chenango  Textile  Corporation- ,-/,;;„-,,„-  ^^^ 

Chenoweth,    J.    Edgar    (Representative    from 
Colo.): 

'""a'al^f  Com"  .  -  -  31, 242-244, 246, 

Claims  ^om^-^_^^^^  ^^^^  ^^^_^^^^  ^^^^  ^^^^_^^ 

Oheramy,  Inc---  --■V--y-  ^0.1275 

rherniak,  G.  S.,  flow  of  air  in  flat  broademng 

channel ,:i, 

Chernofl,  M.  F.,  vegetable  wastes - ""^ 

Cherokee  Indians,  Eastern-..- goo 


Cherokee  Spinning  Co. 


820 


i_ueroh.t;t;  oinnninB  ^^j-- ,""i: —  oin  707 

Cherries,  utilizing  1942-43  production ^^^iA,! 

Cherry,  Herbert  T..  tax  appeal \^{,»^ 


Cherry.  Louise  H ..  tax  appeal . . ._ 1070 

gS'c^^tKiS'I^cT.^-'"'-"-- ^00.1042 

^'l^SS^.^'""!^: 56.813.934,1386 

control - --■     „Q 

StQC^ - °^^ 

Chesapeake  Bay,  coast  pilot,  supplement—----    19 

Chesapeake  Corporation  of  Virginia 'ooo 

Chest  handles,  specification ^'^ 


construction,  etc - -  11^7 

rates  on  bricks "iiriSin 

reorganization ^-  -  "v;  "    ' 

Chicago.  North  Shore  &  Milwaukee  R.  R..  »ee 
Emergency  Board  (Chicago.  North 
Shore  &  Milwaukee  R.  R.,  etc.). 

Chicago  Rapid  Transit  Co ---  1185 

Chicago,  Rock  Island  &  Pacific  Ry.: 

abandonment a'i9o« 

accidents - — -  —  -  ?5.  *^2n 

bridge .-,  — - - 40,145,240 

motor  carrier  decision--- -^^^ 

rates  on  grain-.- - WKy'Af^ 

reorganization "'^''  '^'^^ 

Chicago,  St.  Paul,  Minneapolis  &  Omaha  Ry., 

court  case - 5f5' e^n 

Chicago  Steel  Foundry  Co  - *^"',,«o 

Chicago  Stone  Setting  Co- -  »^o» 

Chickasaw  Indians,  court  case ^" 

Chickens,  see  Poultry.  r>    ■     ,•„ 

Chidester,    Mae  S.,  rot  caused   by   Poria  in- 

crassata- °^° 

Chief  of  staff,  see  Marshall,  George  C. 
Child,  Elizabeth: 

statistical  summary  of— 

Bath  shipbuilding  area »» 

Dallas-Fort  Worth  area !WW 

5  western  Virginia  coal  counties ---    67 

Tulsa  industrial  area.- 174 

The  Child  (ocean  current) 1303.1441 

The  Child  <VonoA-^g,,,;^f,;,^^^^^^^^^^^ 

social  statistics  supplement r-:-.,-j *^ 

Child  care,  see  Children— Day  care  of  children. 

Child  health,  see  Children. 

Child  Health  Day.  1944,  proclamation *£i 


1500 


Index,  1944 


Page 
Child  labor: 

agricultural  iirogranis,  1943 405 

apricult ural  workers  in  Texas _ .  282 

bowliuK  alloys,  employment  of  children 282 

canning,  etc.,  establishments,  standards...  1046 

children  in  the  fields 674 

five  years  of  Federal  control 172 

good  conditions  make  for  good  results  on 

farms 674 

hazardous  occupations,  orders 1046, 1409 

in-school     youth,     employment     policies, 

etc  66,265 

minors  14-17  years  of  age,  census  data.    66 

minors  under  18  in  Army  Service  Forces 282 

Negro  children  in  wartime __    66 

part-time  employment  standards  endorsed  .  674 

protection  in  wartime  agriculture 66 

publications,  price  list 522 

reconversion  and  adjustment  problems 1409 

regulations  and  orders 1046, 1409 

safe  employment  standards 550 

safeguarding  young  workers 66 

student  wage  earners  in  wartime 550 

telegraph  company  subject  to  labor  stand- 
ards act 66 

which  jobs  for  young  workers? i72, 550 

work  leaders  for  nonfarm  youth 674 

Child  welfare,  see  Children. 
Children: 

aid  to,  grants  to  States 758,847 

aid  to,  in  District  of  Columbia 757,  789 

bookshelf,  list  for  parents 1409 

the  child  (periodical) 66,  172,  282 

405,  549, 674, 828,  944, 1167, 1278, 1409 

social  statistics  supplement 550 

child  from  one  to  six 1277 

crippled  children's  services  and  vocational- 
rehabilitation  services 405 

crippled  children's  services  report 944 

Dakota  County,  Minn.,  food  habits 1140 

day  care,  see,  in  main  alphabet.  Day  care  of 
children. 

dental  caries 654 

dependent,  money  payments 1377 

education  of  exceptional  children 1140 

goals  as  we  move  from  war  to  peace 549,  944 

group  living  in  institutions,  how  does  it 

prepare  for  life  outside? 1166 

health— 

in  home,  school,  and  community __  266 

Negro,  activities  benefitting 6fi 

Negro  children,  address 549 

program,  bibliography 1293 

services,  social  security  act 550 

visiting  nurses  instruction 1293 

heart  disease  and  rheumatic  fever 828 

in  wartime- 
children  in  wartime  series 172,  941 

our  children  in  wartime _._  1167 

public  library  service. 1374 

publications... ._  944 

labor    standards,    see,    in    main    alphabet. 
Child  labor. 

mental  hygiene  in  child-health  couf 1409 

mentally  deficient  and  backward 1140 

nutrition,  publications 1278 

of  deceased  World  War  veterans,  education.  769 

our  concern,  every  child 828 

el  p&rvulo,  su  cuidado  y  educacion 1194 

placing  in  family  homes  in  D.  C 377,625 

publications,  price  list 157 

rheumatic  fever.  State  programs  for  care 1046 

school  children  and  the  war  series 48 

summer  recreation .       053 

see  also  .\doption— Infants— .Juvenile  courts— 
.Juvenile     delinquency— J'ensions— 
Public     assistance — also     headings 
beginning  Child. 
Children  in  Wartime,  Children's  Bureau  Com- 
mission on,  see  Children's  Bureau 
Commission  on  Children    in    War- 
time. 
Children,  Negro,  Conference  on  Services  for,  see 
Conference  on  Services  for  Negro 
Children. 
Children's  apparel,  see  Clothing. 

Children's  Bureau 66  172 

282,  405,  549,  674,  828,  944,  1046,  J 166, 
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Children's  Bureau— Continued 

current  program 405 

estimates,  etc 566,687 

motion-picture  films . .  '172 

publications--..    .  06, 157,550,944. 1046. 1167,1278 
Children's  Bureau  Commission  on  Children  in 
Wartime: 

goals  for  children  and  youth 549,944 

progress  report   .   .  _ 550 

youth  panel  in  meetintr.  Mar.  17-18,  1944..^  944 
Children's  courts,  see  .fuvenile  courts. 

Children's  Rospital,  court  case     14,30 

Childs,  .\nna  D.,  court  case  of  exrs  820 

Chile:  ' 

industrial  potentials ___  090 

metal  working  plants  and  shops.. 20 

status  of  women  - ...  ..  1293 

trade  of  United  States  in  1942 me 

China: 

criminal  offenses  by  armed  forces 4.34 

cultural  exchange. 1194 

I'ducation  today 384 

geographical  names.  126.? 

Geological  Survey,  seismograph ic  report 491 

plants,  and  their  usefulness  to  man...  1.304, 1441 

pocket  guide 114 

war  background  studies 1067 

see  also  Chinese. 
China  clay,  see  Kaolin. 
Chma  Relief  Expedition,  1900-01,  pensions  to 

veterans,  etc 36,261,360 

China  Sea: 

sailing  directions,  supplement 414 

warmap 683 

China,  United  States  Court  for,  relief  of  former 

employees 765 

China-wood  oil,  .see  Tung-oil. 
Chinese: 

eminent,  of  Ch'ing  period 1413 

'  immigration  quota,  proclamation 297 

repeal  exclusion  acts,  etc 26 

see  also  China. 

Chinese  language,  pointie  talkie 714 

Chinese  leaf-katydids,  new  species  of  Xiphidiop- 

sis ..._  695 

Chippewa  Indians: 

lands  in  trust  for  Minnesota  Tribe .  366 

tribal  fmids  of  Minnesota  Tribe 366,  645,  7.57 

Chiropractors,  employees  compensation  act  to 

include  145 

Chisels,  specifications 441,1-323 

Chishima  Retto,  sailing  directions 681 

Chisholm,  R.  D.: 

injector  for  fumigants  in  liquid  form 1342 

.Japanese  beetle  l^.rvae 1228 

Chitimacha  Indians,  search  for  songs 307 

Chlorinated  diphenyl,  animals  exposed .      1374 

Chlorinated    solvents,    employment    involving 

exposure ^  172 

Chlorine,  coliform,  etc.,  survival  when  exposed.  385 

Choate,  W.  Q.,  court  case. 939 

Chocolate  products,  sales,  etc.:  statistics  17, 

135.  234.  352,  4.S9.  619,  749,  904,  1004, 
1112, 12.35, 13.52. 
Choctaw  Indians: 

court  case 277 

musiC-    . .307 

Chopin  quadrangle,  I^a 1.382 

Chopping   machines,   see   Meat-chopping   ma- 
chines. 

Chosen,  sailing  directions,  supplement ..  ..  416 

Christian,  Martha  .\.,  relief  376,756.766 

Christiansen,  J.  E.,  saline  soils   131:< 

Christianson,  .John  E.,  court  case  of  guardian.. .  820 
Christman,  F.  Lucile: 

State  distribution  of  Federal  agencies 1411 

State  distribution  of  Federal  employees 675 

Christmas: 

a  Christmas  carol  (war  savings  bonds) 96 

mail  for  overseas  -\rmy  personnel 1078 

service 1419 

Chromated-zinc-chloride,  specification 442 

Chrome-green,  specification 971 

Chrome-orange,  specification 971 

Chrome-yellow,  specification 971 

Chromic  oxide,  equilibria  in  reduction  by  carbon  525 
Chromite: 

deposits  in  Glenn  County,  Calif 1146 

deposits  near  San  Luis  Obispo,  Calif 1146 


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Chromium:  . 

carbides,  thermodynamic  properties  9-^ 

docarburization .^'v-  n^i 

Chromium-oxidc-frreen,  specification  .9.1 

Chromosomes,    during    meiosis    m    hexaploid 

timothy   - ---  J'-' 

Chucks,  drill,  spocifiention -l^i 

Churchwell,  Ida,  court  case 

Churchwell,  W.  A.,  court  case    

Cicero  quadrangle.  X.  Y  _ 

Cinader,  Mitchell,  court  case.  -     -- 

Cincinnati,  Ohio: 

finances - 

milk  inmark"tincarea ._ 

Cincinnati  Meat  Packers  Association.  -  139J 

Cincinnati,  New  Orleans  .t  Texas  Pacific  Ky.: 

rates  on  bedding  for  cattle.  .   ™ 

rates  on  livestock -. }j^^ 

Cini"lio,  Louis,  jr.,  relief  of  guardian iili 

CIO^  see  C(mgress  of  Industrial  Organizations. 
Circle,  ainiiii'.',  standard  nomenclature  list      111,212 
Circuit  Courts  of  Appeals:  .  ,  ■,    » 

•       cases  referred  when  Supreme  Court  fails  to 

secure  quorum 5U4,b4/,  /oo 

fees  and  costs— 

reports  - 33, 1136 

records  and  briefs  in  tax  cases,  title  page  and 

index 5,38,  wyo 

see  also  Judges— fl/«o  names  of  parties  to 
suits. 
Circulars,  see  names  of  departments,  etc.,  issu- 
ing circulars— <i/«o  subjects. 
Circulation  of  money,  .'fe  Money. 
Cities  and  towns: 

American,  centers  of  democracy . l4io 

assistance  operations  of  public  agencies^^.  --  50, 

156, 387,  521,  655.  927, 1 143, 1260, 1377 
bankruptcy,  administration  of  act  in  Fla. . .  791 

debt  on  June  30,  1943... ,-- --     \^ 

development,  abstracts  of  material 'i. 

410,679,834,1283 

development,  assembly  of  land --  i2»3 

electric  bills I'^j 

expenditures  in  1942 ^^* 

farm  products  demand  depends  upon  city    347 

flnances --- ---  16,135,234,1111,1351 

government  employment  and  pay  rolls 551, 

829,945,1167.1279,1411 

land  policies  in  other  countries. ---.^S? 

ofllcial  business  travel  pattern...-----. l^J 

redevelopment,  post-war  economic  policy. ..  9ii 

revenue  in  1942 |^^ 

school  ofRcers ,J,^;; 

tuberculosis  mortality,  1939-41.... -.--  1260 

urban  development,  abstracts  of  material..  1415 

wage-rate  changes 1280 

see  also  Communities— Local  government— 
also  names  of  cities  and  towns. 
'    Citizens  Defense  Corps: 

Fire  Guard  Unit,  handbook 4J5 

statistical  bulletin. .- ■*25 

Citizens'  military  training  camps,  ordnance  field 

service  bulletin ^1" 

Citizens  of  tomorrow,  challenge  to  action 384 

Citizens  of  United  States: 

expatriate  certain  persons— 

hearings - - %Y 

lavp    - -  1245 

reports - 365,373,1135 

loss  of  nationality  under  certain  circum- 

stances 247.252,790,915 

residing  abroad,  pre.serve  nationality  365, 

1135. 1246 
restore  nationality  lo.st  by  desertion 2<, 

voting  under  compulsion  in  foreign  state —  632 
see  also  Citizenship— Naturalization. 

Citizenship: 

Federal  textbook - ^^i 

943-944, 1166, 1277, 1408-9 

publications,  price  list.. - ----  13'° 

see  also  I  Am  An  American  Day— Nation- 
ality—Naturalization. 

Citric  acid  occurrence  in  blackberries,  etc -26 

Citrus  fruit:  . 

production  and  utilization vdb,  i/zo 

rates  on .-- ---  °^^ 

Citrus  fruit  juice,  rates  on --- o^* 


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City  Ice  Delivery  Co^   :,-;.--  a, jkii^ill 

City  National  Bank  Building  Co 765.785 

City  schools,  see  Schools. 
Civil  aeronautics,  «ee  Aeronautics. 
Civil  Aeronautics  Administration...  18,    137,    /jn, 
353.  490,  620,  751.  905,  1113,  1236, 
1353 

estimates,  etc 423.  566, 687^846, 1426 

technical  development  report -  490  905-906 

Civil  -Aeronautics  Authority.  ^  18,  13/,  235,  353,  490, 

620,  751,  905. 1006. 1113,  1236, 1353 
Civil  Aeronautics  Board  ..  18,  137,  235,  353,  490,  620, 
751,906,1006.1113,1236,1353 

annual  report,  1943 236 

estimates ;-;--v:-: » 

opinions,  see,  in  main  alphabet,  names  ot 
companies  involved. 

reports  (deci-sions)  1940-41 236 

Civil  affairs  control,  see  Government. 
Civil  air  regulations,  see  Aeronautics. 
Civil-Army-Navv  Committee  on  Aircraft  De- 
sign Criteria,  see  Army-Navy-Civil 
Committee  on  Aircraft  Design  Cri- 
teria. 
Civil  engineering,  see  Engineering.  ^ 

Civil  liabilities,  amend  soldiers'  and  sailors  re- 

lief  act 7/5,  /92,916 

Civil  procedure  rules: 

amendments... - - -- f^ 

estimate  for  printing ^"" 

Civil  service:  .  ._ 

act,  rules  and  regulations '*' 

class  specifications,  etc.... ---»; "  ' 

618,  747, 903, 1003, 1110. 1234 

efficiency  rating  manual .----,-"  ■^^^'  ^n 

Executive  orders  amending  certain  rules »u 

from  military  service  to  civil  service 134, 

1003,1110 

Government  employment iii" 

rating  official 's  guide. _-..-- jf^ 

supervisors  in  Federal  service. - 4»o 

veteran  preference— 

compilation  of  laws iif^ 

hearings. J°l 

latrr  916 

reports;::::::::::: -499.784 

see  also  Civil  service  pensions— Government 
officials  and  employees— n/so  names 
of  certain  Government  offices. 

Civil  Service  Commission 15,  133,  233,  351,  488, 

'  618,  747,  903, 1003, 1110. 1234, 1350 

employees,  handbook 1234 

estimates *»46,  i4/t> 

organization  and  activities - 33' 

poster - 1^^ 

report,  1943 -- ■"* 

Civil  Service  Committee,  House: 

re^rtf:: :  :::::::::::::::::::::'499;628:764,  im 

Civil  Service  Committee,  Senate: 

hearings ^V^o'iiTim 

reports 641--642,  784, 1131 

Civil  service  examinations,  see  classes  of  persons 

for  which  examinations  are  held. 
Civil  service  jjensions:  . 

annuities   for   persons  who  have  received 

lumpsum — 041 

compilation  of  laws  - .- - 'iff 

deduction  from  salary  of  Senate  employees.    914 

interest  payments  or  retirement  fund 499, 

641,914 
optional  retirement  after  30  years— 

hearings ^^ 

report  .. 

Panama  Caiiai  "construction  employees 628 

Panama  Canal  Zone  voluntary  retirement--   505, 
12.';0 

recovery  of  pavments,  waiver 628,641,914 

reemployed  annuitants,  beneficiaries...  _ 641 

report  on  retirement  and  disability  fund  .-  lljO 

retirement  in  brief 111" 

State  and  local  government  retirement 5^ 

your    retirement    sy.stem,    questions    aud 

answers. -j"'" 

Civil  service  retirement  and  disability  fund,  see 

Civil  service  pensions. 
CivinVar,  lS61-fi5:  .  ' 

battle  streamers,  carrying - •"» 

unremarried  widows  ol  veterans,  pensions.   603, 

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Civiletti,  Harry,  lax  appeal  ^ ^  1195 

Civilian  defense,  see  Defense — also  special  subject. 

Civilian  Defense  OfBcc.... 82, 

ISfi,  300, 425, 690, 847, 9«8, 1292, 1431 

appropriations,  hearings 703 

estimate 56fi 

penalty  inuil,  proposed  provision 1428 

posters-    - -  425 

statistical  hulletin. 425,958 

training  manual,  motor  transport  program. .  425 

Civilian  personnel  pamphlet. 1078, 1079. 1085 

Civilian  pilots,  see  Aviators. 
Civilian  protection,  see  Defense. 
Civilian  war  service,  see  Defense— National  war 
service. 

Civilian  War  Services  Conference -. .300 

Civilians  at  war _ 716 

Civilizations,  Far  Eastern,  origin 1304,1410 

Clagctt,  Carl  ().,  darkening  in  boiled  potatoes..      7 
Claims: 

allowed  by  General  Accounting  Office 438, 

439.701,702,862 
Army  regulations. .  98,  202, 318,  583, 867, 1204, 1314 

collisions  between  vessels  of  war,  waiver 433 

international  law,  damages  in 92 

Intracoastal  Waterway  construction,  etc 422 

of  certain  seamen,  prevent  double  recovery.  .TOO 
old-age  and  .survivors  insurance — 

manual,  app.  K.. .387 

manual,  proofs 387 

proofs  common  to  types  of  benefits 50 

reconsiderations,  hearings,  and  appeals.   387 

omnibus  claims  bills.. 243,628 

pay  claims  for  damages — 

Coast  Guard  vessels 411,680,837 

Navy  vessels,  estimates 411,680,836 

Navy  vessels,  hearings 649, 917 

Navy  vessels,  law 914 

Navy  vessels,  reports 649, 775 

privately  owned  property. .  400, 423,  687,  846 
War  Dept.  damages  to,  etc.,  property. .  445, 

707,  868 

property  shipped  from  Pearl  Harbor 24 

prosecution  by  members  of  law  partnership, 

opinion 279 

prcsecution  by  members  of  war  price  and 

rationing  boards,  opinion 279 

roads  and  highwavs  of  States,  damage 388, 

656, 803 

war,  extract  from  Treasury  Dept.  report 578 

war  minerals  relief,  payment 497,  513 

see  also  Court  of  Claims— District  Courts- 
Government  contracts — al.\o  names 
of  claimants. 
Claims  Committee,  House: 

reports 29- 

32,    143,    242-246,    363-364,    500-502, 
628-632,    764-769,     101,5-17,    1123-27, 
1362. 
Claims  Committee,  Senate: 

reports 38- 

39,  254-257,  375-376,  511-512,  642-643, 
784-788,  1020-21,  1131-33,  1365-67. 

Clair,  Harry  C,  court  case. ._ 1396 

Clams:  « 

culture     ■ 1145 

publications 1145 

Clancy,  D.  W.,  Allotropa  burrelli 896 

Clapp,  Ruth  L.,  relief 243,785,913 

Claridge  Apartments  Co 538, 1396 

Clarion  Oil  Co 666 

Clark,  Hennett  Champ  (Senator  from  Mo.): 
papers  presented  by— 

benefits  for  veterans.    201 

benefits  to  veterans  and  dependents 443 

reports  made  by- 
Commerce  Com 40,644 

Finance  Com :{77,644-645 

Foreign  Relations  Com.. 41 

Interoceanic  Canals  Com 790 

Clark,  Clara  E.,  relief     1132 

Clark,  Conrad  H.,  relief _ 500,1132 

Clark,  D.  Worth  (Senator  from  Idaho): 
report  made  by — 

Irrigation  and  Reclamation  Com.. 647 

Clark,  E.  D.,  Pacific  salmon 1380 

Clark,  E.  O.,  contested  election.  _ 247 

Clark,  Eleanor,  relief 1124,1365 


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Clark,  J.  Bayard  (Representative  from  K.  C): 
reports  made  by — 

Rules  Com 373, 638, 780-781 

Clark,  James  H.,  relief 1124,1365 

Clark,  John  R.,  patent  appeal 1359 

Clark,  Martha  B.,  mineral  production 1383 

Clark,  Mildred  E.,  education  for  victory,  index.  1028 

Clark,  Thomas  R.,  relief 1124 

Clark,  V.  I.,  grasses  for  beef  cattle 998 

Clark  County,  Nev.,  impact  of  the  war 67 

Clarke,  A.  E.,  smut  resistance  in  Allium  species 

hybrid 1228 

Clarke  Bros.  Construction  Co 381,666,9.39 

Clarks  Hill  reservoir 36 

Clary,  Herman,  motor  carrier  decLsion. 68 

Clary,  Virginia,  report  of  Juvenile  Court  of 

District  of  Columbia 797 

Clason,  Charles  R.  (Representative  from  Mass.): 

bill  introduced  by 146 

Class  specifications,  etc.  (civil  service) 1.33, 

618,  747, 903, 1003, 1110, 1234 
Classification: 

can  supervisors  find  answers  to  it? 141T 

Documents  Office,  new  numbers 5, 

121,  221,  337,  473,  605,  731,  891,  993, 
1099,  1223,  1335. 

Library  of  Congress,  additions,  etc. 55-1 

notes,  etc.,  on  decimal  classification 554, 1282 

see  also  special  subject. 
Classification  act,  .see  Government  officials  and 

employees. 
Classification  bulletin.  Patent  Office...  237,753, 1359 
Classification  Division,  Patent  Office..  237,  753, 1359 
Classified  service,  fee  Civil  service. 

ClauEon,  Clinton  A.,  relief... 243,375,491) 

Clay,    Eleanor   W.,    popular   publications   for 

farmer,  etc 900 

Clay: 

acid  extraction  of  alumina 160 

ball,  in  1943 1152 

distribution  by  uses 1 152 

fire,  in  1943 1152 

fire,  specification 1440 

mines  and  pits,  employment  and  accidents.  270 

thermal  analysis,  application  to  clays 1033 

thermal  analysis,  clay  minerals 160 

wage  order  poster _ 552 

Clay  County,  Mo.,  war  and  pre-war  study 675 

Clayton,  Charles  M.,  court  case 820 

Clayton,  E.  E.: 

flue-cured  tobacco  root  diseases 612 

tobacco  blue  mold  control.. 11 

Clayton  Manufacturing  Co : 1416 

Clayton  quadrangle.  Wash 1149 

Clean  plate  fun 1348 

Cleaner  (chemical  and  steam): 

standard  nomenclature  list 1326 

Cleaner  and   tester  for  spark   plug,   standard 

nomenclatm-e  lists 984, 1090 

Cleaners  in  Engraving  and  Printing  Bureau, 

claims.. 143,239 

Cleaning  aircraft  metal  surfaces,  specification..  452 
Cleaning  materials  and  preparations: 

specification  for  cleaning  compound 292, 1056 

specification  for  dishwashing  detergent 292 

standard  nomenclature  list 876, 1089 

technical  manual 324 

willing  to  certify  sources  of  supply 21 

Clear  Lake  quadrangle.  Wash 1382 

Clearing  Industrial  District,  Inc 820 

Clearwater  River,  survey 115 

Clemence,  G.   M.,  motion  of  Mercury,  1765- 

1937 291 

Clements,  D.  M.,  directing  students  in  their 

farming  programs 518 

Clemson  Agricultural  College 231 

Clerks: 

imionization  of  clerical  workers 940 

Washington  needs  you! 618 

see  also  Army  Postal  Service— Foreign  serv- 
ice— "Government  officials  and  em- 
ployees— Postal  service — also  names 
of  departments,  bureaus,  etc. 
Clerks  of  United  States  courts,  official  checking 

accounts 769 

Cleveland,  Ohio: 

aircraft  accident.. 1354 

care  of  children,  community  service. 828 

court  case. 310,1185 


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harbor,  maintenance  of  channel --  185 

railroad  accident 935 

Cleveland,   Cincinnati,   Chicago   &   St.   Louis 

Ry.,  accidents ---  164,813 

Cleveland  Graphite  Bronze  Co 1182 

Cleveland  Pipe  Line  Co 1393 

Cleveland  quadrangle,  N.  Y 808 

Climate: 

climatological  date — 

Alaska,  monthly 494 

Hawaii,  annual  summary,  1943 -..  623 

Hawaii,  monthly 23,  140,  238,  357, 

494,  023,  911,  1013  1119,  1243,  1361 

United  States,  1943_... 1013 

United  States,  monthly,. - 23, 

238,  357,  494,  623.  1013,  1119,  1360-61 

correction  for  Dec.  1943  catalog 4 

West    Indies    and     Caribbean    section, 

monthly -- - - 23, 

238,  357,  495,  623,  754-755,  1013,  1119 

Climate  and  Crop  Weather  Division --  624 

Climatology,  see  Climate. 
Climb  and  bank  gyro  control,  see  Bank  and 
climb  gyro  control. 

Chnchfleld  Coal  Corporation. -  556,950 

Clinchmore  Coal  Mining  Co - -  820,939 

Cline,  Charles  F.,  salary  and  funeral  expenses 

to  sister 1014 

Cline,  Margaret  E.,  salary  and  funeral  expenses 

of  brother 1014 

Clinics: 

venereal  disease,  directories 9^6 

well-baby,  maintaining - ---  550 

Clinometer,  standard  nomenclature  list 720 

Clinton,  lone  L.,  boys  and  girls  in  agricultural 

programs" 405 

Chnton  Trust  Co ..- -    46 

Clinton  Woolen  Manufacturing  Co... (2,410 

Clinton  Woolen  Workers,  court  case 72,410 

Clip  sheet: 

Information  Office,  Agriculture  Dept lA 

130,  229,  347,  483,  613,  742,  900,  1000, 
1107,  1230,  1347. 

newspaper  press,  6th  war  loan. 1452 

Clips,  see  Cartridge  clips— Paper  clips. 
Clocks: 

aircraft,  specifications 325,  452 

message     center,     standard    nomenclature 

list -- --  879,984,1327 

ordnance,  tools  and  spare  parts 108 

repairmen,  related  occupations 571 

tank,  standard  nomenclature  list. 112, 

723, 984,  985 
Cloth,    see    Ground    cloth— Textiles— Tracing 
cloth— aiso  Glass  fibers. 

Clothes  scrubbing  brushes,  specification 971 

Clothes-stops,  specification 292 

Clothier,  Florence: 

adoption  procedure  and  the  community...  1166 

placing  the  child  for  adoption 1277 

problems  of  illegitimacy,  etc 1278 

unmarried  parenthood 1278 

°  Army  regulations .320, 584,  867, 976, 1205 

consumer  demand  and  purchases 1301 

cost  for  moderate-income  families... 1410 

cotton,  etc.,  garments,  statistics 17, 

135,  234,  352,  489,  619,  749,  904,  1004, 
1112,  1235,  1.352 
cubes  and  weights  of  quartermaster  items. .  1093 
general  schedule  of  supplies- 
clothing 1449 

special  wearing  apparel 1449 

hygiene ^3 

make-overs  from  coats  and  suits .: 999 

marking : 320,584 

men's,  youths',  and  boys',  statistics 17, 

135,  234,  352,  489,  619,  749,  904,  1004 
1112,  12.35,  1352. 
Navy,  etc.,  enlisted  men,  allowances..  845, 1060 

Navy  price  list - 842 

outerwear  for  women,  girls,  and  children..  1185 

publications  of  Agriculture  Dept 999 

special  bulletins  of  Women's  Bur 69 

tables  of  equipment   321,977 

work  clothing  at  retail  and  wholesale. .....  1185 

see  also  names  of  special  articles  of  clothing. 

Clothing  bags,  specifications. 450,714 

Cloths,  wiping,  specification .-.  1074 

Clough,  R.  W.,  Pacific  salmon 13S0 


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Clover,  J.  B.,  court  case .--  277 

Clover  Splint  Coal  Co.,  Inc.. 167,1273 

Clubroot  resistance  in  crucifers 7 

Cluett,  Peabody  &  Co.,  Inc.: 

court  case.. 167 

tax  appeal - 311 

Climk,  Joseph   F.,  open  letter  to  my  newly 

blinded  friend.. 1027 

Clymer,  I^ester  L.,  court  case. 939 

CMP,  see  Controlled  materials  plan. 
Co-op  quiz  contests,  see  Quiz  contests. 
Coal: 

Alaskan,  low-temperature  carbonization...  138 
analyses  of— 

Kentucky  coals 115e 

Pennsylvania  anthracite 128 

Virginia  coals ..-  1033 

bituminous— 

in  1942^3 ---- .--  1035 

maximum  price  regulation  orders. 427 

preprint  from  minerals  yearbook 1382 

production,  preliminary  estimates 54, 

163.  272,  394,  526,  662,  809,  932,  1033. 
1150,1266.1383 

river  shipment 1308 

carbonization  tests 161 

carbonizing  properties 661,  932, 1150 

correction  of  entry  on  p.  661 1222 

publications  on  survey.- 1150 

case  history  reports  by  anthracite  indus- 
try  1298,1437 

chemical  elements,  rare  and  uncommon —  1150 

cleaning  processes,  comparison 53 

d istribut ion  of  shipments 54, 

272,  391,  526,  809,  932,  1033,  1150,  1266 

flow  of  coal-ash  slag  onfumace  walls... 1268 

fusihi'ity  of  coal  ash,  correction  for  Dec.  1943 

catalog - -  336 

Government  warning  to  coal  users 934 

handling  and  stowage 74 

hydrogenation  and  liquefaction,  research..  1383 

metallurgical,  control  of  sulfur  and  ash 161 

order  coal  now,  posters... 1037 

Pennsylvania  anthracite  in  1943 1035 

Pennsylvania  anthracite  production ..  63, 

161,  270,  391,  525,  661,  809,  932,  1033, 
11,50,  1266,  1383 

primary  tar  and  light  oil... 526 

products,  wage  order  poster 284 

rates  on 1392 

research  and  technologic  work,  1943 391 

retailer's  bulletin 1295 

salvage  from  mine  refuse 1034 

sampling  fundamentals.. 391 

screened,  missing  sizes 160 

shortage,  investigation 920 

subbituminous  lump,  domestic  storage,  etc.  932 

volatile-matter  determination 161 

weekly  anthracite  report 53, 

161,  270,  391,  525,  661,  809,  932,  1034, 
1150, 1266.  1383 

weekly  coal  report -54, 

163,  273,  394,  526,  602,  809,  932,  1034, 
1150, 1266, 1383 

Willow  Creek  coal  area,  map »06 

Coal  ash,  see  Coal.  .  . 

Coal  Division,  see  Bituminous  Coal  Division. 

Coal  lands:         ,  .        ,,     ^  iorq 

leasing  as  other  mineral  lands -  ioo» 

leasing  in  Alaska -;r4H5o 

number  and  area  of  leases 44, 767, 77» 

Coal  mines  and  mining: 

accidents,  1941 271 

accidents,  1942 - 1383 

bituminous  coal  mining  labor  market 1437 

Masting  hazards  in  strip  mines.. 1382 

employment  and  accidents,  1912 ..--.  525 

cinplnynicnt  at  bituminous  mines,  trend. .  1383 

explosions  and  fires,  1943 - 391 

explosives,  and  blasting  devices,  tests..  661, 1034 

explosives,  use  and  handling 661 

fatalities,  monthly 53, 

161,  271,  391,  525,  661,  809,  932,  1034, 

1150.1267.1383 

fires,  behavior  and  control 660 

grounding  electric  equipment 161 

hoist ing-.signal  code ;i;-;Ao:  ]nli 

inspection  standards ..--, 161, 1034,^1J»^ 

jjosscssion  and  operation  of  mines,  etc. 


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Coal  mines  and  niininc-  Continupd 

safety  catches  on  mine  cages,  testing 1034 

wage  order  poster ."i.W 

war  posters 1269,1300 

WMC  campaign  to  recruit  mine  workers...  42fi 

(^oal-tar-creosote,  specification  442 

foalinga  anticline,    Calif.,   Eocene  formations 

and  fossils 658 

Toalinga  quadrangle,  Calif.,  map 659 

Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey. _ 19, 

138,  3.54,  491,  620,  751,  907.  1009,  1115, 
1240.  13.56 
loss  of  personal  property,  reimbursement — 

hearing 514 

reporte-   - 379,501.767 

I)ayreadjustment  act  amendments — 

hearings 514.792 

law.. _. 1121 

report. 146,380,792 

publications  on  hydrography. 907 

publications  on  tides  and  currents 354, 

491,751.1115 

s[)ecial  publication.- 354,907 

transfer  of  personnel.  Exec,  order 297, 1061 

Coast  artillery,  see  Artillery. 

Coast  Carton  Co 860 

Coast  Guard.. . 73, 

180,  289,  411,  559,  680,  837,  951,  1052 
1173. 1285, 1417 

appointments  to  cadetships 1285 

bulletin 73, 

180.  289.  411,  559,  680,  837,  951,  1052. 
1173,1285.1417 

clothing  allowance  . 845,1060 

functions  and  place  in  Government 1248 

functions  of  Marine  Inspection  and  Navi- 
gation Bureau,  retention 1248 

furlough  of  officers- 
hearing 1024 

letter  from  Navy  Dept 776 

report.. 793 

how  to  kill  a  German  submarine 290 

laws  relating  to,  78th  Cong.  Istsess... 836 

pay  of  retired  officers  on  duty  as  rear  ad- 
miral   1137 

publications,  price  list 928 

relief  of  certain  officers 1252 

security  shield  of  honor 559 

transportation  of  dependents,  etc 27 

wages  for  civil  employees 289 

nee  also  Bonds  of  officers. 
Coast  Guard  Auxiliary: 

act,  as  amended 1248 

amendingact  .  27, 

40,   773,   1128,   1133,   1134,  1245,   1248 
Coast  Guard  Reserve: 

act,  as  amended 1248 

amending  act 27, 

40. ,  773,  1128,  1133,  1134,  1245,  1248 

clothing  allowance : 845. 1060 

Coast  Guard  vessels,  damage  claims 411, 680, 837 

Coast  pilots: 

section  91  of  hydrographic  manual 1356 

United  States  coast  pilot 19, 

138,  354, 491. 620.  751. 907 

wartime  information  to  mariners ..  1240 

Coastal  Plain,  see  Atlantic  States — also  names 
of  certain  States. 

Coast  Transiwrtation  Co.,  Inc 59 

Coastal  Tank  Lines,  Inc... 277.538.575.699 

Coat  of  arms  of  Switzerland,  commercial  use 42 

Coath  <fc  Ooss.  Inc 796 

Cobalt-bearing  manganese  deposits 1380 

Cobden.  Minn.,  accident 164 

Coblentz,   W.    W.,   ultraviolet  solar  and  sky 

radiation 1118 

Coca-Cola  Co 278,796 

Cochran,  Doris  M.,  dangerous  reptUes 1304,1441 

Cochran,  H.  L.,  turnip  greens 608 

Cochran,  Howe  P.,  court  case 1254 

Cochran,  John  J.  (Representative  from  Mo.): 
reports  made  by- 
Accounts  Com 28- 

29.   142,   241,   362,  499,  626-627,  762, 
1014-15,  1123. 

Cochran's  Mill,  Pa.,  railroad  accident 1154 

Cocks,  specifications 325,452,714 

Coconut  oil,  processing  tax,  suspending  in  part.  781, 

789, 914 


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Cod,  brine-cured 1.59 

Code  of  Federal  regulations,  cumulative  supple- 
ment. 1938-^3...  71.409,555.83.3,949,1414 
see  also,  for  titles,  chapters,  etc.,  of  the  code 
printed  separately,  subject  involved. 
Codes,  see  Code  of  Federal  regulations— Codes 
of  law— Signals — also,  for  special 
compilations,  subject  involved. 

Codes  and  Specifications  Division... 21,139 

Codes  of  law: 

Canal  Zone,  to  amend... 12.50 

District  of  Columbia,  supplement 1017-18 

United  States- 
codification  of  certain  titles 367 

supplement  3  to  1940  edition 495 

see  also  special  subject. 
Codling  moths: 

DDT  mixtures  against  larvae,  tests 1.341 

orchard  tests  for  control  in  the  We.st 10 

trunk  spray  for  destroying  larvae 1341 

Coe.  G.  Dale: 

jigging  as  substitute  for  sink-float 1034 

periodic  pincer 662 

Coe.  Ruth,  relief     363,642,756 

Coeburn  Produce  Co 1157 

Coefficients,  mathematical  tables..  621 . 622.'909, 1358 
Coffee.  John  M.  (Representative  from  Wash.): 
reports  made  by — 

Appropriations  Cora 627 

Conference  Com 759 

Coffee: 

in  the  Americas 956 

rates  on 534 

Coffee-grinding  machines,  specification 1200 

Coffey,  R.  C.  court  case ,538 

Coffman.  Roscoe  A.,  court  case 820 

Coghill,  Robert  D.,  penicillin  production 738 

Coghill,  Will  H.: 

jigging  as  substitute  for  sink-float.. 1034 

periodic  pincer 662 

Cohee,  George  V..  geology,  etc.,  of  south-central 

Michigan 1264 

Cohen,  C.  J.,  surveying  drill  holes 1150 

Cohen,  Ethel,  relief 254,358 

Cohen,  P.,  coal-ash  slag  on  furnace  walls 1268 

Cohler,  Arthur,  court  case 1030 

Cohn.  E.  M.,  resistivity  ofj^olid  dielectrics 932 

Cohn.  Sidney  E.,  court  case 1280 

Cohodas,  Leah  E.,  filler  content  of  urea-formalde- 
hyde glues  1.344 

Coils,  ignition,  specification 840 

Coinage,  Weights,  and  Measures  Committee, 
House: 

report 32 

Coins,  false,  for  fraudulent  purchases 150, 498 

Coke: 

and  byproducts  in  1943 1035 

byproduct  and  beehive 1267 

byproducts  in  1941-42 661 

coal  charge  in  byproduct  coke  ovens 161 

from  low-ash  .Appalachian  coals 53 

low-temperature,  volatile-matter 161 

modern  beehive  coke-oven  practice 161 

monthly  report.. 53, 

161.  271.  391,  525,  661,  809,  932,  1034, 
1150.  1267,  1383. 

oven  accidents.  1942 271 

production  from  coal-gas  retorts  in  1943 662 

production  of  coke,  estimates 53, 

161,  270.  391,  525.  661,  809,  932,  1033, 
1150,  1266,  1383. 

rates  on ,5.34 

retailer's  bulletin 1295 

weekly  report 53, 

161,  270,  391.  525,  661,  809,  932,  1034, 
1150,  1266,  1383. 

Colacicco,  C  harles.  court  case 1397 

Colanders,  specification 840 

Colbeck,  John  N..  court  case 831 

Colbert.  George,  court  case 1273 

Colchester,  Vt.,  fire  district  no.  1,  relief 1365 

Cold  chisel,  specification 1323 

Cold  Metal  Process  Co 539,820,1397 

Cold  storage: 

apple  and  pear  prospects  in  1944 1231 

holdings  of  fishery  products 52, 

159,  390,  523,  658,  805,  929,  1031,  1145, 
1379. 


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U  old  storage-Continued 

lockers  and  locker  plants '  i"^ 

publications,  price  ilst - »^ 

report ^^^- -^^-^- -^---  —  ---- y^-^- -g^j-  j^oi; 

1348. 
see  aZio  Frozen  foods. 
Coldren,   Violet,   teacher  of  mathematics  and 

war  savings  program ■jw 

Cole,  Hayden  S.,  court  case  of  exr io' 

Cole,  Jack,  Co..  Inc y-^;^! Vfiy 

Cole,  Mary  VV.,  court  case  of  admr -lo' 

Cole.  Ralph  C,  soil  surveys.-..----------------  ^-o 

Cole,  W.  Sterling  (Representative  from  N.  Y.}. 

bill  introduced  by - -^^ 

reports  made  by— 

Naval  Affairs  Com 371,636, /<b 

Coleman,  Helen  W.,  tax  appeal 1070, 1397 

Coleman.  Horace  C,  Trust        0'" 

Coleman,  Tex.,  aircraft  accident i«D 

Coleoptera,  see  Beetles. 

Coles,  L.  W.,  Japanese  beetle  larvae l^^ 

Coleville,  Calif.,  aircraft  accident i^M 

Colgate-1'almolive-Peet  Co ----;----cr'"^"  ia? 

CoWorms,  survival  when  exposed  to  free  chlorine  385 
Colker,  D.  A.,  vegetable  wastes  — -------  iiU-> 

Collect-on-delivery  service,  see  Mail  matter. 
Collection  procedure  in  Interior  De|)t.,  facilitate,    2b 
Collections,  see  subject. 
Collective  bargaining; 

agricultural-machuiery  industry- mj 

aluminum-fabrication  industry 40b 

airframe  industry ^^'° 

arbitration  provisions  in  agreements.- «*& 

dismissal  pay  in  agreements  - .        i*i" 

extent  and  union  status,  Jan.  1944.--       -^-    »^ 

in  California il^'^l'^aQ 

interference  with,  reports ---  149.644.789 

leather-tanning  industry y4t. 

settUng  plant  grievances.--  -.—---^- ^^u 

unfair  labor  practice  elimination  eflect 94S 

women,  standards  for  contract  provisions.--  m^ 
ste  also  Industrial  relations. 
Collectors  of  customs,  see  Customs  Service. 
Colleges  and  universities: 

business  research  projects,  compilation  -..  1240 

college  women  in  the  WAC 882 

colleges  ill  post-war  world . ;---.Jiti 

curriculum  adjustment  to  wartime  needs.  48, 384 

educational  directory 265 

eflect    of    war    activities,    committee    to 

study 762,779 

effects  of  war,  1943^4 -  518 

English  as  2d  language,  programs  oflered-  -  1258 

Federal  agencies  cooperating 385 

library  statistics,  1939-40- 3S4 

Brazil,  list - -    20 

Haiti,  list 20 

Venezuela,  list.. ^' 

OPA  bulletin  -  -      '^"'^ 

0  PA  information  leaflet 427, 428, 1 180. 1 187 

park  ranger  examination  preparation 1209 

post-war  conference  workbook ol8 

primary  school  teacher  graduates,  etc 1140 

safety  engineering  in  colleges 1046 

statistics  of  higher  education 13/4 

war  savings  Imudbouk  for  colleges  at  war.-  1452 
see   also   Agricultural    colleges— Land-grant 
colleges— aiso  names  of  colleges  and 
universities. 

Collins.  Emily  C,  court  case 167 

Collins,  Francis  A.,  relief  of  estate 1124 

Collins,  James  N.,  court  case  of  e.xr -----^  H^ 

Collins,  Rebecca,  relief 254,628,756 

Colhns,  Sclwyn  1).,  inHueiiza  epidemic-.      .--1375 

Collins,  W .  W . ,  relief ;--:%—-"  ??■*'  ^^'  If^ 

Colhns,  Walter  T.,  Distinguished  Service  Cross..  369 

507 

Collins  &  Aikman  Corporation. --  1171,1284 

Collision  mats  and  covers,  specification 1056 

Collisions,  see  Collisions  at  sea— Railroad  acci- 
dents. 

Collisions  at  sea: 

claims,  agreement  with  Canada 433 

rules  to  prevent o59 

Colmar,  111.,  aircraft  accident .-  12J7 


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Colmer,    William    M.    (Representative    from 
Miss.): 
reports  made  by— 

Post-War  Economic  Policy  and  Plan- 
ning, Special  Committee  on 637, 

1018-19,1129 

Rules  Com .-- --- 509,780 

Colombia: 

bibliography  ^J 

health  and  sanitation  program--. 5(4 

land  of  El  Dorado - -  426 

law  and  legal  literature-- 1413 

military  service  agreement ---  1443 

naval  mission  agreement 1443 

physicians  and  surgeons,  list 20 

price  control -  - 302 

rickettsiae  of  spotted  fever.  - 267 

tanneries,  list 21 

Colonial  Airline,  Inc -,--;-"-,- \\} . 

Colonial  National  Historical  Park,  lands 1364 

Color:  . 

Army  Air  Forces  airplanes 32S 

designations  for  lights 21 

paint,  etc.,  simplified  practice i.  355 

*^°^°'"*^''/  92  1401 

court  case ^A  i4U3 

finances -  - 352 

gold,  silver,  copper,  lead,  and  zinc 1151 

mail  routes,  schedules 79, 421. 844. 1 181 

metal  mining.  1943 271 

post  route  map 79 

vanadium  region,  geologic  map 1032 

Colorado   Big  Thompson  project,   transmoun- 

tain  tunnel 790 

Colorado  Interstate  Gas  Co 1397 

Colorado  Portland  Cement  Co 817 

Colorado  River,  Tex.,  survey  of  watershed 124 

Colorado  River  basin: 

surface  water  supply,  1943 1380 

surface  waters,  summary  of  records -  - .  1380 

Colorado-Wyoming  Express 533 

Colorado-Wyoming  Gas  Co 1397 

Colored  people,  see  Negroes. 
Colors,  see  Color. 
Colors  (flags),  see  Flags. 

Columbia,  Utah,  railroad  accident 395 

Columbia  Basin  project: 

joint  investigations - --- 162 

settlement 272 

specifications,  etc »- 1036 

Columbia  Cheese  Co 400 

Columbia  Gas  &  Electric  Corporation 666,859 

Columbia  Products  Corporation 178 

Columbia  quadrangle.  Conn 1148 

Columbia  River  and  Valley: 

congested  area,  investigation- 
hearings  ---371 

report.- 250 

geology  of  dam  sites 1146 

improvement  of  river,  investigation.  145, 249, 367 

meteorological  investigations  in  valley.   526 

reexamination  of  river,  copies  of  rp... 1129 

surface  water  supply  of  basin 52, 658 

upper  basin,  agreement  with  Canada 1305 

see  also  Columbia  Basin  project. 

Columbia  Title  Insurance  Co 1070 

Columbia  Transportation  Co 535 

Columbus  Day  proclamation -^-■,-  ^^^2 

Colvillc  Reservation,  lands  for  Grand  Coulee 

Dam ---  646,  770 

Colvin,  Walney  A.,re.lief  of  estate 1124, 1132 

Comb,  Fred  R.,  Co  -     ...        1138 

Combat  bars,  see  Bars  (decorations  of  honor). 

Combat  orders,  field  manual ; .    1205 

Combined  Food  Board,  United  States,  United 
Kingdom,  and    Canada,  reoprt  of 

Joint  Committee ...      484 

Combined  Production  and  Resources  Board, 
United  States,  Great  Britain,  and 

Canada.---- - 1234,  1351 

creation,  notes  of  general  interest 1221 

report :  - ,-  -  -  -^ ;---,;  "r  ".^ 

Combined     Raw     Materials    Board,    United 

States  and  Great  Britain... 1111 

establishment,  notes  of  general  interest 1098 

report.  Jan.  26,  1944 -     1111 

Combined  Shipping  Adjustment  Board,  United 
States  and  Great  Britain,  informa- 
tion from  U.  S.,  representative 1249 


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Combs,  specification 441,972 

Combustible  liquids,  see  Liquids. 

Comfort,  James  E.,corn,  etc.,  for  fattening  beef 

calve.s - 226 

Comfort  stations,  park  structures 1152 

Comite  Consultivo  Economico  Fiuanciero 
Interamericano,  see  Inter- American 
•Financial  and  Economic  Advisory 
Committee. 

Command,  Army  regulations.. 976,  1315 

Commerce: 

domestic  commerce  (periodical) 19, 

138,  236,  354,  491,  621,  752,  908,  1116, 
1240,  1357 

foreign  commerce  and  navigation,  1941 1234 

tables  1  and  4 749 

foreign  commerce  weekly 19, 

138,  230,  354,  491,  621,  752,  908,  1010, 
1117,  1240,  1357 

foreign  trade  and  Export-Import  Bank 77 

foreign   trade  scries  563 

foreign  trade  work,  F.  T.  C.  rp.  excerpt 656 

international,  importance  to  prosperity 696 

interstate  and  foreign  commerce  laws 1247 

interstate  commerce  act  amendments 790 

monthly  summary  of  foreign  commerce 748 

publications,  on  interstate  commerce 1378 

publications,  price  list 804 

trade  increases  demand  for  farm  products.  - .  1337 
trade  relations  supplement  to  current  export 

bulletin- 1432 

water-borne,  1941 1464 

see  also  Foreign-trade  zones— Imports  and 
exports— Shipping— Trade  agree- 
ments— also  certain  headings  be- 
ginning Commercial— <2/«o  names 
of  articles  of  commerce  and  names 
of  countries  and  places. 

Commerce,  Tex.,  aircraft  accident 1008 

Commerce  Committee,  Senate: 

hearings... 257,  376-377,  788,  919 

minority   views 40,   788 

reportsofcommittee 39-40, 

257,  376,  512,  643-644,  788,  1133-34 

reports  submitted  to  chairman 149, 

257,  376,  788,  919,  1021,  1022,  1134 

Commerce  Department 16,  134,233,351,488, 

618,  748,  903,  1003,  1111,  1234,  1351 
appropriations,  1944 — 

estimates,  etc 687 

appropriations,  1945 — 

estimates,  etc ..423,566,687,  846,1426 

hearings 241,  641 

law - 916 

reports _._ 242,641,761 

publications  available 911 

publicat  ions  on  house  repairs 1340 

Commercial  aviation,  see  Aeronautics. 
Commercial  Fan  America,  monthly  review. .  .77-78, 
295,   563,  843,  956.   1290,   1423 

Commercial  Pen  Co 1144 

Commercial  Policy  Committee,  see  Executive 
Committee  on  Commercial  Policy. 

Commercial  policy  series _ 696 

Commercial  products: 

commodities  and  services,  directory    83,  426-427, 
568,  691,  849,  959,  1063,  1295,  1433 

goods  provided  by  cooperatives 283 

grade  labeling  and  standardization — 

hearings 366,  771 

report - 1128 

grade  terminology  problem 492 

jobbers,  record  keeping  under  GMPR 849 

prices  of  consumer  goods  in  wartime 1294 

public  merchandise  warehousing 17, 

135,  234,  352,  489,  619,  719,  904,  1004, 
1112,  1235,  1352 

standard  commodity  clas.«ification 3(  4 

surplus  consumer  poods,  disposal 089 

used  durable  goods,  retailer's  bulletin 187 

see  also  Imports  and  exports — also  names  of 
products. 
Commercial  services: 

OPA  directory ...83,420-427, 

568,  691,  849,  959, 1063,  1295,  1433 

OPA  trade  bulletin 1297 

war  workers'  needs,  guide  for  adjusting 1298 


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Commercial  standards: 

commercial  standard  series.  21, 139,  355, 356, 622, 
909,   910,   1117,   1241,   1358 

reprint  in  Portuguese 139,  1357 

reprint  in  Spanish 753 

list 139, 355, 492,  ioii,  1357 

Commercial  Union  Assurance  Co.,  Ltd 820 

Commercial  vehicles,  see  Motor  vehicles. 

Commins,  Elvira  O.,  court  case 858 

Commissary  equipment,  Ships  Bureau  manual. 1420 

Commissary  operation,  technical  manual 1461 

Commission,  see  name  of  commission. 
Commissioners,    see    District    of    Columbia- 
United  States  commissioners. 
Commi.ssions,  see  names  of  commissions. 
Committee,  see  name  of  committee. 
Committee    for    Constitutional    Government, 

campaign  expenditures _ 1362 

Committees,    see   Congressional   committees- 
Government  offices — names  of  com- 
mittees. 
Commodities,  see  Agricultural  products— Com- 
mercial products. 

Commodity  Credit  Corporation 131, 

230,  348,  614,  743,  1000,  1348 
continuing,  etc.— 

hearings 38 

laws... 26,  360 

reports 27,  149,  240,  254,  363,  373 

veto  message 297 

estimate 566 

loans  and  commodities  owned..230, 614, 1000, 1348 

report,  1943 131 

transfer  certain  functions 3 

Commodore  Park,  Inc 539,  1273 

Common  carriers: 

agreementsforrates,  fares,  etc 1367 

corporate  names,  supplements  to  list  55,812, 1153 

hourly  rates  in  transportation  industry 969 

relative  economy  and  fitness 861 

see    also    Freight    rates— Passenger   rates — 
Shipping— a/so  special  types  of  car- 
riers, e.  g.  Railroads. 
Commonwealth  of  the  Philippines,  see  Philippine 

Islands. 
Communicable  diseases,  see  Contagious  and  in- 
fectious  diseases — Diseases   of  ani- 
mals. 
Communication: 

'    airways landline services 1353 

Army  airways  system 1315 

construction,  field  manual 585 

extension  of  lines,  etc.,  by  carriers 1026 

handbook 690 

publications,  price  list... _.  928 

statistics  of  industry,  1942 1256 

see  also  Censorship-^Zso  various  methods  of 
communication,  e.  g.  Telegraph. 
Communication  arts  and  High-School  Victory 

Corps _.  265 

Communications  act,  amend,  hearings 377 

Communications  Board,  see  "War  Communica- 
tions Board. 
Communications  Commission,  see  Federal  Com- 
munications Commission. 

Communist  Political  Association... _ 1362 

Communities: 

Arab  village  of  the  Middle  East 1304,1440 

rural  and  small,  education 154 

see  also  Cities  and  towns. 
Community  cooperation: 

canning  centers 428,615,1108,1348 

citizens  of  tomorrow,  challenge  to  action 384 

organization  under  public  auspices.. 1292 

recreation    committees,    information    pro- 
gram  923 

recreation  for  young  people 48,517 

safeguarding  young  workers 66 

school  lunch  program    1349 

schools  and  community  organization 519 

service  for  young  people,  publications 384 

services  for  women  war  workers.. 552 

teen-age  center 405 

Community  facilities,  estimates.. 298,1426 

Community  forests,  see  Forests  and  forestry. 
Community  health,  see  Hygiene. 
Community  War  Services  Office. . .  47. 153,  264,  384, 
517,  653, 923, 1027, 1140. 1258, 1373 

report 653 

tee  also  Taft,  Charles  P. 


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Compagnie  Oenerale  Transatlantique 1169 

Companhia  Antarctica  Paulista 1118 

Compania  Transatlantica 1162 

Companies,    see   Corporations— a ?«o   names   of 

companies. 
Compasses: 

magnetic,  adjustment  and  compensation 560 

specifications 292, 452,  590, 982, 1056, 1213 

standard  nomenclature  list-.- 111,720 

Compensation,    see    Awards— Employers'    lia- 
bility   and    workmen's    compensa- 
tion— Pensions— Salaries— Wages. 
Compensation    Commission,    see    Employees' 

Compensation  Commission. 
Compensation,  Just,  Advisory  Board  on,  see 
Advisory  Board  on  Just  Compensa- 
tion. 

Complement  fixation  in  rickettsial  diseases 801 

Composite  service  organization: 

tables  of  equipment-- - 324 

tables  of  organization 324 

Compressed    air   plants,    operation,    care   and 

repair 952 

Compressed  gas  cylinders.  Army  regulations.--  1454 
Compression     tools,     standard    nomenclature 

list -- 213,723 

Compression  wood,  see  Wood. 
Compressors,  see  Air  compressors. 

Compton,  Arthur  H.,  reappointment 1246 

Comptroller  general,   see   General   Accounting 
Office. 

Comptroller  of  Currency -...  198,439,969,1198 

report,  1942... 198 

report,  1943 1198 

Computers,  see  type  of  computer. 
Computing-machine  paper,  see  Paper. 
Comstock  mealybug,  see  Pseudococcus  com- 

stocki. 
Conant,  Bettina  O.: 

statistical  summary  of  Des  Moines  area 676 

correction  of  entry 730 

statistical  summary  of  Manitowoc  area 284 

statistical  summary  of  Providence  area.--..  830 
war   migration   and   post-war   demobiliza- 
tion---  1280 

Concentrated  milk,  see  Milk. 

Conciliation  Service... 66 

Concordia  Creamery  Co 557 

Concordia  Ice  Co.,  Inc.. 410 

Concrete: 

farm  use 1340 

floors,  finishes 1011 

reinforced,  specifications  for  buildings 853 

thermal  expansion  of  aggregate  materials —  621 

Concrete  mixers,  case  history  reports 1437 

Concurrent  resolutions,  see  Resolutions. 
Condelario,  Peter  A.,  patent  in  fee,  issuance  .-  1135 
Condemnation  of  property,  expedite  payment- -   33, 

637,  772 

Condon,  John  Q.,  relief 635 

Condon,  M.  P.: 

employment  and  accidents — 

clay  mines  and  pits 270 

metallurgical  plants 271 

Conduit  fittings,  specification-- 1200 

Conduit  Road,  change  name  of  part  in  Md.-  40, 360 

Conesa,  Julio  M.,  court  case 552 

Confectionery: 

industry  report 1011, 1357 

sales  and  credits,  statistics 17, 

135,  234,  352,  489,  619,  749,  904,  1004, 
1112,  1235,  1352. 

sales  and  distribution,  1943 751, 1010 

Conference  Committees: 

reports 27,142, 

240, 361, 498, 626, 758-761, 1121-22 
Conference  of  Presidents  of  Negro  Land-Grant 
Colleges,    address    of    Claude    R. 

Wickard-.- 1337 

Conference  on   Educational   Problems  in  the 

Southwest,  reports 690 

Conference  on  Services  for  Negro  Children: 

list  of  attendants 405 

preliminary    summary    and    recommenda- 
tions  405 

Conferences,  congresses,  etc.: 

conference  series 193, 1306 

Negro  convention  dates 1235 


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Conferences,  congresses,  etc. — Continued 

see  also  names  of  bodies  holding  conferences, 
etc.;  or  when  not  held  by  any  named 
body,  see  name  of  conference,  etc.,  if 
distinctive,  otherwise  subject  of  con- 
ference. 
Conferencia  de  Comisiones  de  Fomento  Inter- 

americano. 1062 

same,  in  Portuguese 1184 

Congaree  River,  navigation  improvement 1022 

Congested  production  areas: 

characteristics  of  population,  etc.  1005, 1112, 1236 

final  population  figures 1005,1236 

investigation  of  conditions — 

hearings 371 

reports 146,250 

total  population  of  10  areas 1236 

vacancy  in  privately  owned  dwellings 1236 

wartime  changes  in  population,  etc 1005-6. 

1112-13, 1236 
Congested  Production  Areas  Committee: 

appropriations,  hearings 763 

estimate --- 424 

Congo,  Belgian,  see  Belgian  Congo. 

Congress,  see  name  of  congress. 

Congress,  Joint  Committee  on  Organization  of: 

establishing - 795 

Congress  of  Industrial  Organizations: 

convention,  1943- 283 

court  case - 1161 

5th  war  loan  drive,  here's  how  to  do  it 706 

Political  Action  Committee— 

campaignfunds 1025, 1123 

un-American  activities - .  509, 778 

Congress  of  United  States 24, 141, 239, 357, 495, 

624, 755, 912, 1013, 1120, 1243, 1361 

address  by  Cordell  Hull 91 

annals,  price  list 158, 1378 

congressional  directory,  78th  Cong.  2dsess- .  141. 

912 

congressional  globe,  price  list 158, 1378 

congressional  record — 

78th  Cong. 1st  sess.,  bound  vols 141, 

239, 495, 912 
78th  Cong.lstsess.,  bound  vols..  Index..  1120 

78th  Cong.lstsess.,  daily. 24 

78th  Cong.lstsess.,  daily,  index 24 

78th  Cong.2d  sess.,  bound  vols- 1361 

78th  Cong  .2d  sess.,  daily---.  141, 239,  357, 495, 

624,  755, 1013, 1120, 1243, 1361 

78th  Cong.2dsess.,  daily,  index-  141, 239,  358, 

495, 624, 755, 912, 1014, 1120, 1243, 1361 

pricelist.-.- 158,1378 

date  of  meeting  of 26 

delegation  to  visit  British  Parliament- . .  645, 770 

improve  organization 1362 

lawsfortheNation.citizenshiptextbook, ..  1166 
Members  in  armed  forces,  opinion  of  Atty. 

Gen - 279 

proceedings,  price  list 158, 1378 

register  of  debates,  price  list 158, 1378 

reports  to  be  made  to  Congress.- 241 

see  also  House  of  Representatives— Senate — 
aha  Laws,  and  subjects  of  bills  and 
resolutions. 

Congressional  committees,  hearings,  index 1 362 

see  also  names  of  committees . 
Congressional  directory,  see  Congress  of  United 

States. 
Congressional  districts,  see  House  of  Representa- 
tives, apportionment. 
Congressional  documents: 

bound  vols,  not  listed  in  monthly  catalog.  6, 122, 
222,  339,  474,  606,  733,  892,  994,  1100. 
1336 
bound  vols,  sent  to  depository  libraries —  6, 122, 
222,  339,  474,  606,  733,  892,  994,  1100, 
1336 
numerical  lists,  etc.,  78th  Cong.  1st  sess —  522 
see    also     Government    publications — also 
subject  of  document. 
Congressional  globe,   see   Congress  of  United 

States. 
Congressional  hearings,  see  Congressional  com- 
mittees—aZso  name  of  committee — 
also  subjects. 
Congressional  Library,  see  Library  of  Congress. 
Congressional  Medal  of  Honor,  see  Medal  of 
Honor. 


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Page 

Congressional  record,  see  Congress  of  United 

States. 
Congressional  set,  see  Congressional  documents. 
Congressmen,  see  House  of  Uepresentatives  - 
Senate— a/so  names  of  Senators  and 
Representatives. 

Conifer  forest,  net  rainfall  under 482 

Conklin,(\  A,  Truck  Line,  Inc  ...  - 1040 

Conn,  W.T.,  fish  cookery  in  the  open 390 

('onnally,  Tom  (Senator  from  Tex.): 
minority  views — 

FinanccCom 150 

papers  presented  by — 

peace  and  security .  1019 

treaties  and  e.xecutive  agreements. 1253 

reports  made  by- 
Conference  Com 361 

Foreign  Relations  Com 259, 645,  790 

Connecticut: 

finances -         489 

mail  routes,  schedules 78,564,844, 1291 

postrouteraap ...   79 

Connecticut  Light&  Power  Co 1160 

Connecticut  River,  improvement.       - 36 

Connecticut  Valley  brass  industry,  wages 1410 

Connectors  (electric); 

specifications  ..   .  419,683,864,1200 

Connery,  Lawrence  J.,  memorial  services 1014 

Connor  &  Ripstra 381 

Conover,  Helen  F.: 

Balkans 69 

France  .-_  1049 

Soviet  Russia...  677 

Conscientious  objectors,  amounts  received  from 

services 774 

Conscription: 

amendment  of  selective  training  and  service 

act 26 

see  also  subject  of  amendmtot. 

draft  aid  centers,  service  to  families 1292 

draft  deferment: 

hearings 368,507,647,1128 

report 634 

induction  of  men  with  children 791, 920 

local  board  memoranda .  964,1067,1192,1440 

lumber  and  pulpwood  production  problems.   853 

petroleum  industry,  effect  of  draft 1 74, 830 

registration  in  Virgin  Islands 1183 

rubber  program,  impact  on  571 

selective  service  (periodicil)  306,  431,  572,  694, 

854, 964,  1067, 1192, 1302. 1440 

selectiveserviceacts, compilation..     ..    142,1247 

selectiveservicemanual, notice..      SC,89, 191-192, 

306,  431,  572,  694,  754,  904.   1067,  1192, 

1302-3.1440 

selective  service  regulations,  notice       ..  693,695, 

1067,1192,1303,1440 

service  certificates,  unlawful  possession  .   ...  791 

text  of  selective  training  and  service  act,  as 

amended 854 

timber, etc.,  operations,  defer  registrants 507 

venereal  disease  and  selective  service 926 

Virgin  Islands, extendselectiveservice 775, 

793,916 
War  Food  .^dmin.  personnel,  deferment    .  .  483 
«€ea/so  National  warservice. 
Conscription  of  property,  see  Requisitioning. 
Conservation: 

conservation  bulletin 523, 1032, 1263 

No.  1  post  war  job 607 

publications,  price  list 1031 

sound  basisforfuturegreatness 607 

see  also  .Vgricultural  conservation  program — 
Prevention  of  waste— Soil  conserva- 
tion -d/so  special  subject,  e.  g.  Food. 
Conservation  and   Development  Department, 

Washington 391 

Conservation  Commission  of  Missouri 129 

Conservation  Department  of  Michigan 1264 

Conservation  Division,  War  Production  Board.  853, 

1066, 1301, 1438 
Conservation  farming,  see  Soil  conservation. 
Conservation  of  Manpower  in  War  Industries, 
National    Committee  for,    see   Na- 
tional Committee  for  Conservation 
of  Manpower  in  War  Industries. 
Conservation  of  Wildlife  Resources,  Select  Com- 
mittee on,  see  Wildlife   Resources. 
Select  Committee  on  Conservation 
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Consolidated  Fire  Alarm  Co 187, 568 

Consolidated  Freightways,  Inc 58 

Consolidated  Realty  Corporation 1273 

Consolidated  review  of  current  information 1449 

Consolidated  Water  Power  &  Paper  Co .568, 1185 

Constitution  of  United  States: 

amendment,  equal  rights 1166 

amendment,  tax  rates  exceeding  25  percent.  1202 

our  Constitution  lives  and  grows 1408-9 

text  printed  in  U.  S.  Government  manual..  189. 

1297 
Constitutional  Educational  League,  Inc.,  cam- 
paign expenditures 1362 

Constitutions,  State,  bibliography 1353 

see  also  Constitution  of  United  States— a/so 
names  of  certain  Indian  tribes,  etc. 
Construction,  see  Building. 
Construction  and  Public  Employment  Division 

Labor  Statistics  Bur. 551, 

829,945,1167,1279,1411 

Construction  Division,  Engineer  Dept 105 

Construction  reserve  fund,  see  Merchant  marine. 

Consuls,  foreign,  in  United  States 696 

"  see  also  Foreign  service. 
Consulting  Committee  on  Vocational-Technical 

Training 1.374 

Consumer  credit: 

Federal  reserve  regulation  AV 517,  799, 922 

installment  buying  by  city  consumers 830 

Consumer     Division,     Price     Administration 

Office 83-84.302 

Consumer  goods,  see  Commercial  products. 
Consumers: 

city,  installment  buying  in  1941 830 

consumers'  guide. 14,  231,485, 

615, 744, 901, 1001, 1108, 1231, 1348 
cooperatives,  goods  and  services  provided...  283 

cooperatives,  in  1942 67 

education,  source  materials 48 

grocer-consumer  anti-inflation  campaign...  1296 

guide  to  standards  for  farm  products 1231 

requirements  survey 1301 

see  also  Rationing. 

Consumers  Co 1412 

Consumers  Import  Co.,  Inc 92 

Consumers  Union  of  U.  S.,  Inc 821 

(Contact  makers,  specification 953 

Contact  surface: 

and  frictional  force 1170 

brush  contact,  determination 1170 

Contagious  and  infectious  diseases: 

air-borne  infections 1409 

Army  regulations 99.444 

epidemiological  statistics 1289 

epidemiology  in  Netherlands  Indies 681 

mol^stias  contagiosas 857 

monthlv  report,  epidemiology 843, 

955, 1057, 1180, 1289, 1423 

prevalence  of  notifiable  diseases 654 

reportable  diseases 924 

see  also  names  of  diseases. 
Container  Coordinating  Committee 963 

Containers: 

aerial  delivery,  specification 452 

container  notes 485,  744,901 

damaged,  inspection 463 

ejection  case,  specification 714 

fruit  and  vegetable,  salvage  and  re-use 1001 

insecticide,  simplified  practice... 621 

insulated  liquid,  specification  — 452, 1086 

link  ejection,  specification 453 

liquid  oxygen,  specifications 590,714 

message,  specification 874 

paint,  etc.,  simplified  practice 355 

reuse,  poster. - -  - .  571. 614 

shipping,  test  in  drum  box-testing  machines.  1344 
see  also  names  of  containers,  e.  g.  Barrels. 
Contested  elections: 

Clark  ».  Nichols 247 

McEvoy  V.  Peterson ..  632 

Moreland  v.  Schuetz ---  247 

Schafer  t'.  Wasielewski 143.502 

Thill  P.  McMurray 247 

Continental  Mt  Lines,  Inc 1115 

Continental  Motor  Coach  Lines,  Inc 532 

Continental  Oil  Co 278,1138,1397 

Continental  Pipe  Line  Co... 818 

Contour  cultivation,  in  conservation  fanning..,    J4 


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Contract  Settlement  Advisory  Board: 
creating— 

additional  views 
hearings 

Srts::::::::::::::::- 637,648,759.772  780 

Contract  Settlement  Office - ---  J^^io 

establishing—  „_„ 

additional  views.-- - ii^ 

hearings -  gj^ 

Srts::::::::::::::-"637:M8:759:772  78o 

estimate ,r,o< 

notes  of  general  interest     -y^ 

place  within  War  Mobilization  and  Recon- 
'  version  Office      -  .  -  1019. 1121.  mo.  124t, 

Contractors,   see    Governnient   contracts— \V  ar 

Contracts,  see  'Government  contracts— Sales 
contracts.  ,.      ^     .      . 

(Contracts  Settlement  Board,  see  ^^  ar  Contracts 

Settlement  Board.  ,.    ^^     .  ^^o 

Control  Division,  Adjutant  General's  Dept-.-  462 

Control  Division.  Army  Service  Forces  .- Mb 

Control  manual,  work  simplification. 

Control-panels,  welding,  specification 

Control  towers:  .      ^     ri    *     a  R4fi 

continued  operation  by  C.  A.  A --  o^'' 

operator  certificates ;---,-".::; 

Controlled  materials  plan,  quartermaster  dePO^ 

manual.    :--'.r,""'  i  ""  iono 

Controller  Division,  War  Production  Board...  1302 
Controls  (aircraft  apparatus),  see  special  type  of 

control.  .  . 

Convalescent  training    program    m  Army  Air 

Forces  hospital ''■^" 

Conventions,  see  Conferences,  congresses,  etc. 
Conventions  and  treaties,  see  Treaties— n?so  suh- 

j*''"^^-.    ,              1  103 

Converter,  technical  manual '"■' 

Convicts,  «<>«  Crime  and  criminals. 

Conwav  County,  Ark.,  levee  districts,  report-  115 

Convers.  L.  N..  National  Cooperatives,  Inc j^^ 

Conyes  Freight  Lines -----,. v--"  •"*;;,•;;,  i^h 

Cook,  Don  B.,  dismantling  Fuel  Administration  1/h 


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Cooper,  H.  M.-Continued  ^^^^ 


Kentucky  coals.. 
Pennsylvania  anthracite  coals . 
Virginia  coals. 


I2ti6 
1033 


Cooper:  John  M..  aboriginal  South  Amer^g'jj^nj^^j 


culture. 


8ooi;er;^i^;'preval.^ceofnieiit^;disord^^ 
^^  I''  '..    ..   '^     -"■•—;  started  in  farming.  1S38 
1  School  Lunches... 


coolie;;  M^n^'ir:,:pr''-!:^^!!^i^,^jr^-  \lfs 


1215 
1056 


Cooperating  Committei 

^°"^d  C°oVative  Research,  etc.,  Division..  481 
cases  relating  to  farmers'  association|-.-^-  34^ 

consumers'  cooperatives,  in  1942. 67 

developments  in  1943 -^ vf.--  " 

Farm      Credit     Administration     publica. 

tions       -  iiio,  ob» 

farm  supply  purchasing  cooperatives.---^  1106 
farmers'  associations  in  T.  V.  A.  develop- 

luent ^^" 

farmers'  business  associations,  list H 

farmers'  cooperative  yardstick....  »»a 

farmers'  cooperatives  and  income  tax 1229 

farmers'  marketing,  etc.,  associations 11 

farmers'  marketing,  etc..  cooperatives.. 481 

goods  and  services  provided... ^83 

in  American  republics,  survey  of  movement-  958 

in  United  States,  etc.,  bibliographies-. 553 

international  aspects.--- --  »45 

news  for  farmer  cooperatives -  n,  !■'» 

newsior  lain^e  ^^^i'^^^^  ^^^^  ggg^  ggg^  nQg^  ^229 

oil  associations,  delivery  practices- ..- 1343 

post-war  development  of  cooperatives 228 

what  is  ofiicial  Washington  thinking. -     ...  228 
see  also  Credit  unions-Production  credit  as- 
sociations—a'so  names  of  commodi- 
"ties— for  Federal  and  State  coopera- 
tion, see  special  subject. 
Cooperative  associations,  see  Cooperation. 
Cooperative  Research  and  Service  Division: 

and  agricultural  cooperation.. 48 

farmers'  business  associations.... JJ 

farmers'  marketing,  etc..  associations..---     11 
Cooperatives,  see  Cooperation-a/so  names  of  co- 
operative organizations. 


Cook,  Glenwood  L.  court  case i.,n4  i441    Cooperstown  Corporation..        .-----------     !•« 

Cook,  O.  F.,  natural  rubber ^'^"'Coordinating    Committee    for     Placement    of 

Cook  books,  see  Cookery. 

Cook  Paint  &  Varnish  Co-..     -.------  -----,  f"^" 

Cooke,  C.  Wythe,  geology  of  Coastal  Plam  ol 

Georgia-.. c-'-X ^mr. 

Cooke,  M.  I.,  Pennsylvania  anthracite lu<so 


°°A^gTiculture  Department  recipe  folders 897 

Army  cook -  ^^ 

baking  manual  for  Army  cook lud 

cabbage  as  soldiers  eat  it! '44 

cook  book  for  Navy - ---  J"^ 

dehydrated  eggs --- •'y?? 

dehydrated  foods ao-"io^o 

egg  dishes  for  any  meal o^'i  i^^^ 

cookery  in  the  open .-- -  390 

recipes  for  preparing  garfish- 929 

South  American  recipes --  390 

pickle  and  relish  recipes 897 

publications,  of  Agriculture  Department-..  132 

publications,  price  list -- - ^28 

sauces  for  seafoods -- -  °"5 

school  lunch  recipes - ---    l" 

soya  flour  and  grits - "i' 

tomatoes  on  your  table --- °->' 

turtles,  recipes 1145 

Cooking  appliances,  see  Stoves. 

Cooks'  caps,  specification |»»9 

Cool  Land  Syndicate ----, ^^'^Izl 

Coolers,  drinking-water,  specification-..     .-..  972 
Cooley,  Harold  D.  (Representative from  N.  C): 
reports  made  by— 

Agriculture  Com - -  t>li,  i^i 

Cooley.  Martin,  editor,  Veterans'  Administra- 

tion  medical  bulletin. .  98,  318,  582,  1076 

Cooley,  Ralph  W.,  relief.... 028,1020,1244 

Cooling,  B.  F.,  plastics  materials,  names,  etc.-  13o. 
Cooling  system  (motor  vehicles): 

cleaning,  etc - '^^ 

Cooper,  H.M.:  .      ,     ,^      ,„^„ 

fusibility  of  coal  ash,  correction  for  Dec.  1943 

catalog - >^36 


of 

Physically'  Handicapped  in  Federal 

Service,  see  Placement  of  Physically 

Handicapped    in    Federal    Service 

Committee. 

Coordinating  Fuel  Research  Committee ..  161 

Coordination  service,  price  schedules  and  regula- 

tions  dipiftsts     iiso,  i^oo 

coordinator  in  in'dustrialplant,  defense    425  690, 847 

Pnnrdinator  Of  Inter-Americaii  Affairs  Ollice-..   »/, 
eooramatoi  oi  i^^^  ^^^^  ^^^^  ^^^^  ^^^  ^^^^  g^g_  j^^g. 

1184,  1293,  1431.  „ 

appropriations,  hearings ^o^ 

summary  of  activities. --  1431 

see  also  Rockefeller,  Nelson  A. 

CoosBav  Pulp  Corporation... ooi 

Coosa  River,  improvement ^" 

Copeland.  John,  excise  taxes i^iO 

Copepods,  parasitic...     -.-- --- »?? 

Coppage,  Gordon  L.,  relief --  l"-*" 

"''employment  and  accidents  at  mines. 271 

'"""5943  272,1035 

AKska:::::.: jzev 

Arizona.. \tf!: 

California f'^^ 

Central  States-- ■  ^"^ 

Colorado - - Ji^J 


F:astcrn  States 


1034 


waho- ::-:--- 392,1151 


Montana- 


1267 


Nevada-- ]]^\ 

New  Mexico.-- - j/;^* 

Oregon .--- 1"^; 

South  Dakota ^f. 

Texas-- --- "" iTkV 

Utah ^l^\ 

Washington - l^% 

Wyoming - "^^ 


1510 


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Page 

Copper— Continued 

mine  prodiictiou,  1943 272 

precipitation  from  an  acid  mine  water 392 

secondary,  in  1943-. 1035 

specification 972 

Copper  River  region,  Alaska,  mining 930 

Copi)ers,  solderinp,  specification 310 

Copying  and  enlarging  kit,  specification 455, 

874, 1086 
Copyright: 

catalog  of  copyright  entries 70, 

175-176,  2S5,  408,  553,  678,  83'2,  947- 
948,  1049,  1281,  1413. 

indexes  and  title  pages 408,  553,  678, 1049 

decisions,  compiled  from  oflTicial  gazette 910 

extension,  Great  Britain,  agreement 1305 

extension,  Oreat  Britain,  etc., proclamation.  422 
see  also  names  of  articles,  etc.,  copyrighted. 

Copyright  Office 70,  175,  285, 

408,  553,  678,  832,  947,  1049, 1281, 1413 

report,  1943 948 

Corbett,  John  W.,  jr.,  prices  of  building  materials-  551 
Cord  (electric),  sec  Electric  cord. 

Cordage,  hang  on  to  your  line 1287 

Cordova,  Ala.,  railroad  accident 164 

Corgan,  J.  A.: 

byproduct  and  beehive  coke 1267 

Pennsylvania  anthracite.. 1035 

production  of  peat 1035 

Cork,  noreseal,  new  substitute 738 

Cork  oak,  see  Oak. 

Corkery,  James  P.,  wage ratesin  hotels,  1943 1279 

Cormier,  Victoria,  relief 765, 1365 

Corn: 

and  corn-molasses  mixture  for  calves 226 

comparison  of  shoot  apex,  etc 1342 

corn-molasses  mixtures  for  cattle 126 

cotton  crossing  barriers  _ 898 

Dominican  surpluses,  purchase  by  U.  S 434 

drying-rate  nomographs 9 

earworm  control,  husk  development  factor..  479 

earworm  control,  styrene  dibromide 611 

for  industry . 483 

frozen  whole-grain,  standards  for  grades 485 

insecticides  to  control  corn  borer 227 

nitrogen  fertilizers 613 

poster 743 

soft,  storing  in  cribs 1228 

stand  irregularity  and  yields 7 

standards,  handbook 132 

waxy  and  sugary  genes  in  maize 1225 

weekly  corn  and  wheat  weather  bulletin       495, 
624,755,911.1013,1119 
Corn  borers,  see  European  corn  borer— South- 
western corn  borer. 

Corn-bread  pans,  specification 1179 

Corn  earworm: 

control,  husk  development  of  corn  factor 479 

control,  styrene  dibromide 611 

Corn  meal,  retailer's  bulletin 1295 

Corn  Products  Refining  Co 157,1143 

Com  Products  Sales  Co 157, 1143 

Corn  sirup,  adding  to  lamb- fattening  ration 223 

Corncribs,  storing  soft  corn 1228 

Cornell.  E.G.: 

preemployment  trainees  and  war  production.  519 
supplementary  trainees  and  war  production.  800 

Cornell  Steamboat  Co __  09S 

Cornett-Lewis  Coal  Co.. 400 

Cornus  florida,  American  wood 1344 

Corpier,  Boyd,  Truck  Line. 532 

Corpier  Truck  Line 532 

Corporation  statistical  transcript  cards 422 

Corporations: 

American  listed,  survey 431,853, 1302,1439 

.\zores,  business  firms. 19 

Belgian  Congo,  business  firms ]""]  354 

financial  reporting  program 1295 

(Jovernmont,  reduction  in  expenditures, ..  1019 

income  tax  returns,  etc   440 

laws  of  District  of  Columbia ."  1138 

organizations  exempt  from  taxation,  returns.  970 

profits  and  operations 853-854,1302,1439 

tax  structure,  simplification 1461 

see  also  names  of  corporations. 
Corpus   Christi,   Tex.,  channel  from   Aransas 

Pass 1094 

Corrections  Board 42 


Page 

Corrections  for  monthly  catalog. .  4 

220, 336,  472, 730, 890, 992, 1098. 1222, 1334 
Correctors: 

percentage,  standard  nomenclature  list.  594, 719 

wind,  standard  nomenclature  list- 594 

Correspondence: 

Army  regulations 99 

streamlining,  management  program. 1052 

style  manual 690 

Correspondence   study,    high   .school    wartime 

programs 518 

Corrosion: 

aircraft,  from  calcium  chloride 490 

prevention.  Army  Service  Forces  manual...  327 

soil  corrosion  studies 135s 

underground.  Standards  Bur.  publications.   139 
Corrupt  practices  in  elections,  see  Elections. 

Cortex  quadrangle,  Nev 1382 

Corundum,  information  circular 1267 

Cory,  111.,  rnilroad  accident 164 

Coso  district,  Calif.,  quicksilver.. 53 

Cost  accounting,  see  Accounts  and  accounting. 
Cost  and  standard  of  living: 

acts  bearing  on ,  President's  message 185 

adjustment  of  State  and  municipal  wages...    67 

bibliography 969 

BLS  publications,  list__ 830 

fluorspar-mining  area 173 

for  aged  per.sons 920 

how  rent  control  keeps  down  living  costs...  428 
index- 
description.- 283 

estimate  for  improving 688 

review  of  Meany-Thomas  report 551 

posters 691,850 

report  of  technical  committee 1063 

trend  in  1943.. 407 

see  also  Prices. 
Cost-ascertainment  studies,  see  Mail  matter. 
Cost  of  labor,  see  Labor — also  names  of  indus- 
tries. 
Cost  of  production,  see  names  of  special  articles, 

etc. 
Costa  Rica: 

manganese  deposits... 930 

nation  of  schools 1431 

Costello,  David  F.,  short-grass  ranges 482 

Costello,  John  M.  (Representative  from  Calif.): 
report  made  by- 
Military  Affairs  Com 34 

Cotan  Corporation 1042 

Cotex  Corporation,  see  Cotan  Corporation. 

Cothron,  Florence  J.,  relief  of  guardian 243, 

375  759  913 

Cothron,  Mavis  N.,  relief 243. 375,' 759^913 

Cothron,  Nina  F.,  relief  of  guardian 243, 

375  759  913 

Cothron,  Norma  L.,  relief  of  guardian '...  243, 

375  759  913 

Cotter  pins,  specification 316,1312 

Cotton: 

acreage,  district  indications 736 

American-Egyptian,  situation  and  outlook .  125 
calcium  arsenate,  growers  should  buy  now.  347, 

483 

consolidated  report. 1102,1226 

consumed,  on  hand,  etc.  17, 

135,  233-234,  352,  488,  489,  6"l9',  748, 
749,  904,  1004,  1111,  1112,  1234,  1235, 
1352. 

corn  barriers  effect  on  natural  crossing 898 

cotton  production 8,894,1102,1226 

cotton  situation 125,342, 

477, 608, 736, 894,  996, 1102, 1226, 1338 
employment,  etc.,  cotton  goods  industry.  _  1410 

farm  production,  disposition,  and  value 894 

fiber  and  spinning  testing  service 132, 1348 

fiber  and  spinning  tests,  results 231.  744,901 

ginning,  reports. .  16, 134,  234, 488, 1111, 1234, 1351 

ginnings,  quality  report,  1943 485 

goods  industry,  employment,  hours,  etc. . .  1278 
literature,  selected  references,  index,  v.  12..  1231 

loan  instructions 743 

loan  rate,  increase __  1122, 1246 

make  the  grade  in  cotton  this  year 900 

manufacture,  increasing  efficiency 1103 

market  review 14,132,231,349,485, 

615, 744, 901, 1001, 1108, 1232, 1348 

new  market 1348 

oil  and  meal  yields  per  acre 360 


Jan  u  ary-December 


1511 


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902 


Page 


Cotton— Continued 

poster ,,p.o 

production,  1943.. .-......-  608,1004 

production  and  distribution,  1942-43 I.i4 

purchase,  1944  instructions -  i^4» 

purchase  and  sales  program --  i^:^! 

quality  statistics,  1942-43 14 

rates  on  cotton  goods - i^^' 

ratooned  S  X  P  cotton, .  . —  --- -  480 

spinning  industry,  activity    .--.-.-  16,134,2^^, 
351,488,618,748,903,1004,1111,1234 
spinning  tests,  see  above,  fiber  and  spinning 

statistics     .         

supply  and  distribution  in  U.  S.,  1943-44  ..  1111 

sjTithetic  substitute,  investigate. 78^ 

textile  accounting  manual -  I'i"^ 

textiles,  labor  market  information. .     14J/ 

versus  rayon  cord  for  tires,  investigation....  921 
^.eekly  cotton  -eather^bullgn^ - -^-^--^---^^^^^^^  495^ 

Yields  under  insect  control  experiment's 12* 

jee  also  names  of  articles  manufactured  from 
cotton. 
Cotton  and  Fiber  Branch,  War  Food  A d mi n^.^.^  132. 

Cotton  County  Poultry  &  Egg  Co 1133 

Cotton  goods,  see  Cotton— a^so  names  of  manu- 
factured articles  and  materials. 
Cottonseed: 

production —  „„. 

1928-42 -  '^^ 


Court  of  Appeals  for  District  of  Columbia,  see 
United  States  Court  of  Appeals  for 
District  of  Columbia. 


45, 

151726273817515,  650,  795,  921,  1025, 
1138,1254,1369. 


1943. 


farm' production,  etc.,  1928^2 --  894 

problems - ---  '4" 

products—  ,       ,    ,    .,     ■„        ,- 

manufactured  and  on  hand  at  oil  mills . .   w , 

1.35,  234,  352,  489,  619,  749,  904,  1004, 

1112,  1235,  1352. 

manufactured,  shiPgPed^out.  etc^^^. . --.-  134. 

received,  crushed,  and  on  hand.  .^..^^^^^^^^^^^^^^    134. 

Cottonseed  oil,  yields  per  acre 350 

Cottonwood,  American  wood... - -  lA^^' 

Cottonwood-American  Fork  area,  geology,  etc.-  160 

Couch,  James  F.,  rutin ..- 1)"^ 

Couchois,  James  O.,  court  case iioo 

Coughlin,  James  C,  tax  appeal.... 4Jh 

Coulter,  Diemer  A.,  relief - 'J^ 

Coulter,  Frances  A.,  relief '^ 

Coumbe,  A.  T.:  . 

fuel  oil  sales,  kerosene  deliveries ^'i 

liquefied  petroleum  gases --  i"^^ 

correction  of  entry '"'' 

Council  of  Personnel  Administration: 

joint  diimer  meeting l;^™ 

report,  1943 -^"VV-'-i  •£>"»;■  k-,V 

Council  of  United  Nations  Relief  and  Rehabili- 

tation  Administration,  1st  session.. .  I9.i 
Counsel,  see  Lawyers. 
Counseling    Committee   of    Community    "  ar 

Services 1^^-' 

Counseling  services: 

establishment,  etc  ,  for  workers. ---  1027 

references  on  employee  counseling 3.« 

training  of  industrial  counselors -.-  1258 

training  of  vocational  counselors 9W 

woman  counselor  in  war  industries 407 

Counter  intelligence  corps:  ,0,7,,  ms-* 

tables  of  equipment '   qoq  71? 

tables  of  organization .----t--  ■^  ,'7oo 

Counterfeits,  punishment  for  law  violation...  102^ 

Counties:  ,,.„_ 

education  oflacers ---  }"-» 

finances  1942 -- - ---  749,1004 

Eoverarnent  employment  and  pay  rolls 551, 

829,945,1167,1279,1411 
see  also  Local  government— a iso  names  of 
counties. 

Country  Garden  Market,  Inc.. - »^} 

County  executive  directors'  institute --  i2bi 

Coupling  nuts,  specifications ---  ;»' 14--2 

Courcil,  Louis,  relief ^^o^^^i. 

Court  Holding  Co.. - -.--  821  U97 

Court-martial  orders,  see  Courts  martial  and 
courts  of  inquiry. 


briefs  in  tax  cases,  title  page,  etc. . .  539, 1397 
calendars.  -^—2&2, 381,  515," 796."  1138,"  1254;  1369 

decided  Apr.  1-Sept.  30.  1943        45 

decided  Oct.  1.  1943-Jaii.  31,  1944 651 

decided,  index,  v.  90-99 46 

judgments  rendered,  ]9f—--.xx-.^x-Yn\  III 
judgments  rendered,  lists...  438, 4d9, 7Ui,  »b2 
pending  Dec.  1944,  docket 1369 

rules  -     

term  1942^3,  printed  record,  index. 381 

see  also  names  of  claimants. 
Court  of  Customs  and  Patent^ Appeal^s.^-^.^...^^_  152. 

cases  adjudged,  customs  cases ----.  1255 

cases  adjudged,  printed  in  Treasury  deci- 

sions  -   -----   y5,  loo,  oio,  4oy, 

"5"78,'762,"862, 969, 1073, 1198, 1309. 1448 

customs  calendar  for  Oct.  term,  1944. 1255 

patent  calendar  for  Oct.  term,  1944. .  1255 

Court  reporters  m  District  Courts,  appointment, 

etc ---  27,141 

Courts:  _ 

''^"^•^""'■^^^'=^'°°|^7475760777-3579957ll01,"l337 

'^^°''<'^^^^'°T73,"406."675,"829,"i046,-1167,"f279,-14% 
national  labor  relations  act  decisions      1051, 1172 
see  also  Courts  of  United  States,  and  refer- 
ences-Juvenile  courts— cZ»o   name 
of  court. 
Courts  martial  and  courts  of  inquiry: 

lXy%''rders':°^':::77."445,586,-i679,-i266,-1317 

Navy—  -„, 

modernize  procedures o^S 

orders.  1941,  index. -• °^' 

1942,  index - --  1"^ 

orders  2-4.  1943 680,1173 

Pearl  Harbor  catastrophe— 

laws       ..     .  27, 70s 

:?SS?^'7777-760;773:780;79i:i368 
service  courts  of  friendly  foreign  forces— 


law .~,, 

proclamation - h-j  ^ 

reports . -.- "  ' 

waiving  2-year  limitation,  prohibit 369 

Courts  of  United  States: 

clerks,  official  checking  accounts..  -.--_„-  ^b9 
criers  and  bailiffs,  number  and  duties..  663. 13h7 
decisions,  patent,  trade-mark  and  copyright.  9ii) 

decisions,  price  list -.-  -  *'"■' 

judiciary    appropriations,    1944    and    prior 

estimates - *^7, 1428 

judiciary  appropriations,  1945— 

estiniates. - —  -  687  1426 

hearings -.-- ----  ""'•*' ^ 


law- 


914 


684 


..ports '7777-7.7.7.... 363,641.759 

offenders  convicted,  correctional  system ....    42 
see  also  Circuit  Courts  of  Appeals— District 
Courts— Judges— aiso  name  of  court. 
Cove  power  plant,  see  Deschutes  project. 

Covering,  deck,  specification 

Covers:  i,ri 

camera,  specifications - *?* 

collision  mat,  specification - »"?^ 

generating  set,  specification i"™ 

height  finder,  nomenclature.- o»| 

machine  gun,  specification «»^ 

mattress,  specification. - »*» 

searchlight,  specification "'| 

table,  specification - "'° 

winch,  specification..- ^"^ 

Covert,  Timon:  .  -  ,,„ 

Federal  funds  for  education... oio 

State  aid  for  secondary  education -soa 

Cowan,  David,  relief -. ?}' 

Cowan,  Oilda,  relief  of  guardian -. ^u 

Cowan,  Helen  I.,  cooperative  movement Vib 

Cowell  Portland  Cement  Co. i'» 


1512 


Index,  1944 


Towpill,  George  R.,  food  prohlems  in  wartime 


1015 


Page 
1304. 
1440 
Cows,  see  alio  Cattle. 
Cox,  Charles  C,  relief 
Cox.  R.  E.  (Representative  from  fJa.): 
reports  made  by — 

Rules  Com .  373.509.638,1130,1364 

Cox,  LaWanda  F.,  introduction  to  America  282 

Cox,  M.  W..  mancranese  deposits ...  6.58 

Cox,  O.  H..  sui)erintendent.  court  case.  _.  .542 

Cox.  Oscar  F..  transportinfj  gonococci- . .  1141 

Cox,  Reavis.  installment  buying 830 

Cox,  Ronald  A.,  relief '"    24 

Cox.  Wiley  J.,  claim 7S5 

Coyle.  Edith  v..  court  case 539 

Coyle.  Edwin  L..  court  case '.\  539 

CPRB,  see  Combined  Production  and  Resources 
Board,  United  States,  Great  Britain, 
and  Canada. 
Cragoe,  C.  S.: 

hydrocarbon  mixtures . .    1011 

liquid  densities  of  hydrocarbons '  21 

Cramer,  Anthony,  court  case . .  310, 401, 1397-98 

Cranberries,  utilizing  1942-43  production        608  894 

Crane.  Beulah  B.,  tax  appeal .   700 

Crane,  Edward,  retirement,  etc.,  affecting  rail- 
way finances 396 

Crane,  Joan  S..  iron  and  steel  industry  in  post- 
armistice  period 283 

Crane.  .Tulian  C,  roselle  as  fiber  crop. .  _  128 
Crane,  Katharine  E..  status  of  countries  in  rela- 
tion to  w-ar 698 

Crane.  Marian  M.: 

children  of  agricultural  laborers 282 

infant  care 66 

Cranes: 

accidents  in  shipyards,  causes 829 

padr.nio  comercial 139 

Ships  Bureau  manual ^1420 

Cranford.  N.  .T..  railroad  accident 274 

Crania,  non-Eskimos  in  National  Museum  col- 
lections.  573 

Crates,  specification 182 

Cravens,  Fadjo  (Representative  from  Ark.): 
minority  views — 

Judiciary  Com 772 

reports  made  by- 
Judiciary  Com 249,634 

Crawford,  Ruth,  industrial  homework  946 

Crawford  *  Doherty  Foundry  Co 849,1185 

Crawford  County,  Mich.,  court  case  '  ,539 

Crawford  Truck  Lines .532 

Crayons,  lumber,  specifications  3i6,683 

Credit,     see     Agricultural     credit— Consumer' 

credit. 
Credit  Administration,  see   Farm   Credit   Ad- 
ministration. 
Credit   Managers   Association   of  Northern   & 

Central  California  .  1,398 

Credit  unions: 

Federal,  operations.  1942      383 

quarterly  report.  Federal  credit  unions  263. 

798, 1256",  1372 
Creech.  Robert  Y..  court  case  167  1369 

Crentz.  William  L.: 

Kentucky  coals _  n50 

Virginia  coals "" ]033 

Creosote-petroleum-solution.  speciflcaYion'  58o 

Crescent  Amusement  Co ,539, 1273 

Crescent  Express  Lines.  Inc.  '.'.'...      '     93 

Crested  wheatgrass,  .Sfe  Wheatgrass. 
Cretaceous  period: 

deposits  in  western  interior  of  V.  B.,  map      1147 
.  Lower  Cretaceous  formations,  correlation      1147 
Crickets,  see  Aformnn  crickets. 
Crickman,  C.  W..  beef  cattle  situation,  etc  995 

Criers  (court  ofllcers): 

number  and  duties  in  U.  S.  courts 633, 1367 

Crime  and  criminals: 

armed  forces,  agreement  with— 

Belgium 1304 

Chma 434 

Egypt — :::::::::  697 

Great  Britain 309 

India \         ]]g4 

correctional  system  for  offenders""'"""'       42 
discharge  of  indigent  convicts  1248 

fugitives  wanted rgg 

282,549,943",  1277,"l408 


Page 


Crime  and  criminals— Continued 

killing  of  Army  oflflcers,  etc.,  punishment- 
hearing ___  ,5f, 

report jy, 

publications,  price  list.. ""  269 

punishment  for  theft  of  arms.'etc "'"    26 

receiving  stolen  public  property  634 

rules  of  criminal  procedure,  pre'paration  300 

rules  of  criminal  procedure,  renort  1069 

.service  certificates,  unlawful  possession  '"'    791 
uniform  crime  reports  for  U.  S..  etc         405"ll6fi 

index,  v.  14. "        '405 

Criminal  procedure,  see  Crime  and  criminals  "" 
Criminal  Procedure.  Advisnrv  Committee  on 
Rules  of.  see  Advisory  Committee 
on  Rules  of  Criminal  Procedure. 
(  riminals.  see  Crime  and  criminals. 
Crinoline,  surgical,  specification  316 
Crippled  children.  .?ff  Children.  ' 
Crisp,  L.  R.,  sampling  air-borne  micro-organ- 
isms                                     iiji 

Crites.  Inc [  ^g 

Critical    materials,    see    s"trategic""and  "critical 

materials. 
CRMB.  see  Combined  Raw  Materials  Board 
r^      .      ^Tfnited  States  and  Great  Britain. 

C  roatan  National  Forest 26 

Cromer,  Clarence,  court  case  _        167  278  821 

Crompton.  William  H..  relief  '       \-ioa 

Crop  Corps:. 

insignia " J31 

why  workers  are  needed  in  1944      " 229 

workers  needed  to  supn.  reeular  force  486 

see  also  Victory  Farm  Volunteers— Women's 
Land  Army. 
Crop  insurance,  amend  act. .  752  779 

Crop  Reporting  Board 224 

225,  342,  478.  608".  '7"36."737.""8"94.  996* 
997,  1102,  1226,  1338. 
Crops: 

cost  of  producing  field  crops,  1942  475 

crop  production ...  g 

125.  342.'477."60'8',  73"6",'894.'l2"2'6"."l338 
crop  reporting  procedure  (C.  R.  P.)  736  737 

farm  production,  disposition,  and  value"        '608 

indicRted  acreages,  1944,  etc 1102 

mobilizing  help  to  save '  ]002 

prices  and  value,  1942  and  1943" "'.  105 

prices  received "  894 

research  for  better  nroduction.  _ '  """"  612 

statistics  nf  minor  field  crops ""    "476 

weekly  weather  and  crop  bulletin  "  "  24 

141.  239.  357.  495.  624.  75"5.'9"l"2'."ioi3! 
1120.1243.1.361. 
see  also  Agricultural  products— Crops  and 
markets    (periodicals)— oTso    names 
of  crops. 
Crops  and  markets  (periodicals): 

crops  and  markets 7.341  735  1101 

index,  y.  20 '   735 

foreign  crops  and  markets 128  347 

481 ,  61 2,  741 .  899. 1 066,  i  106, 1 229,'  1343 
index.  V.  42.  Jan.-.Tune  1941  12'>9 

Cros.ser,  Robert  (Representative  from  Ohio)"" 
reports  made  by — 

Interstate     and     Foreign     Commerce 

Com 248  1128 

Crossett.  John,  court  case '   ,533 

Crossings,  culverts,  and  bridges  losfi 

Croswell.  Afich.,  aircraft  accident  ""  1114 

Croton  Falls  quadrangle.  N.  Y i.38'> 

Crofts.  Dan  L..  relief '"'38  3.58 

Crouse.  Marie  B.,  tax  appeal  '  03 

Crovo.  F.  B..  Jr..  &  Co      ...:."."."."."."."  46 

Crow  Indians,  revolving  fund 645  757 

Crow  Wine  County.  Minn.,  bridge  257.  757'  771 

Crowder.  Walter  F..  wartime  dealer-aid  pro-' 

grams 139 

Crowell.  Mary  B..  Trust 672 

Crowley.  Leo  T..  extension  of  lend-lease  act   '""  645 
see  nJsn  Foreign  Economic  .\dministration. 

Trown  Can  Co __. 278 

Crown  Cork  Internatio-nal  Corporation" 1307' 

Crown  Zellerbach  Corporation.. 60 

Crozier.  F.  H..  overseas  air  service  patterns         1237 
(  rucifers.  mustard  oils  relation  to  clubroot   .  7 
Crude  oil.  see  Petroleum. 
Crude  rubber,  see  Rubber. 
Cruikshank,  J.  W.,  North  Carolina  forest  re- 
sources, etc 229 


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Cryolifp  for  inspct  control 345 

Crystal  auadranelp,  N.  Dak 1149 

rry?tal  Soap  ^'  Chemical  Co.,  Inc 515,939 

Crystalline   folic   acid,    treatment   of  frranulo- 

cytopenia,  etc 1.55 

Crystals,  ground  metal,  surface  structure 1050 

CSAB,    see    Combined    Shipping   Adjustment 
Board,    United    States   and    Great 
Britain. 
Cuba: 

article .5ft3 

economic  outlook- 956 

education  265 

island  neighbor. .567 

law  and  legal  literature 948 

Cube  dips  for  cntflc  grub  destruction. 1104 

Cubes,  see  Weights  and  measures. 

Cudahv,  Patrick,  Family  Co 278 

Cudahy  Bros.  Co 427.691,849,1185,1295,1433 

Cuero,  Tex.,  aircraft  accident _ _  1239 

Cuevas,  Marina,  reading  materials  for  students 

of  Spanish 265 

Culbertson,  Mont.,  aircraft  accident 1237 

Cullen,  Herbert  L.,  use  of  ferrous  scrap,  etc 1035 

Cullman.  Ala.,  aircraft  accident 13.55 

CuUum  Trucking  Co.. 398 

Culture: 

aboriginal  South  American 1304,1441 

contours,  in  Indonesia 1.304 

cultural-cooperation  program,  1938-43..  966, 1305 

cultural-cooperation  program,  address 855 

cultural  exchange  with  China  1194 

inter-American  record  of  events 184,843 

wartime  problems,  bibliography 286-287 

see  also  Archaelogy. 
Cultured  buttermilk,  see  Buttermilk. 
Cultured  milk,  see  Milk. 

Culver,  John  .T.,  court  case 1412 

Culverts,  crossings,  and  bridges 1036 

Cumming,  H.  S.,  see  Pan  American  Sanitary 

Bureau. 
Cummings,  Orpha,  Japanese  in  American  ag- 
riculture  131 

Cuneo  Printine  Industries,  Inc 407 

Cunningham,  Edward  F.,  court  case 1168 

Cunningham,  Kernan  R.,  relief 254,358 

Cunningham,  Paul  (Representative  from  Iowa): 

bill  introduced  by     776 

report  made  by- 
Territories  Com  _ 148 

Cups: 

paper,  specification 580 

sputum,  specification _ 1074 

Curculios,  jarring  sheet 127 

Curfew,  is  it  a  desirable  measure? 172 

Curl,  A.  L.,  citric  acid  in  blackberries,  etc 226 

Curly  top: 

immunity  in  tobacco  and  tomato 999 

virus,  sugar  beet 999 

Curran,  I^fary: 

training  .solves  expansion  problems 1298 

training  to  make  ships 1300 

training  women  for  war  work 304 

women  :)t  work      1.300 

Currants,  dried,  specification 1450 

see  also  Ribes. 
Currence,  T.  ^^.,  volume,  etc..  of  muskmelon     1102 
Currency,  see  Money — Paper  money. 
Currency,  Comptroller  of,  see  Comptroller  of 
Currencv. 

Current  export  bulletin      83,186,301,426, 

567,  690,  848,  958,  1063,  1184, 1294, 1432 
trades  relations  supplement , 1432 

Current  information  in  TresauryDept.  Library.  1449 

Current  relays,  specification 1088,1324 

Current-taps,  specification 864,1200 

Currents,  see  Ocean  currents. 

Ctirriculnm,  see  Colleges  and  universities. 

Currier,  L.  W..  peology  of  Cave  in  Rock  dist...  524 

Curtain  walls  in  ratproofing.. 386 

Curtains: 

gunfire  fragment-resistant,  specification 1462 

ships'  awning- specification 10.56 

Curti,  Merle,  introduction  to  America 282 

Curtis.  James  F.,  tax  appeal 700 

Curti.ss  Candy  Co 568 

Curtiss-Wright  .\viation  Corporation  369 

Curt iss- Wright  Corporation 1437 

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Cushions: 

aircraft,  specification... 453 

ring,  specifications 1199,14,50 

Cushman,  Mr.  and  Mrs.  John,  relief.  .765,  785,  1244 
Cushman,  R.  V.: 

gold,  silver,  copper,  etc.,  in — 

Alaska... 1267 

Colorado 1151 

South  Dakota.. 932 

Wyoming 932 

Cuspidors,  specification 1178 

Custodial  service,  see  Postal  service. 

Customs,  see  Tariff — aho  names  of  importing 

companies,  or  articles  imported. 
Customs  and    Patent   Appeals,   Court   of,   see 
Customs  and  Patent  Appeals. 

Customs  Bureau 95, 1198,1310 

customs  manual.. 95 

substitute  pages 1198 

functions  of  Marine  Inspection  and  Navi- 
gation Bureau,  retention 1248 

see  also  Customs  Service. 

Customs  Court.. 1255 

cases  adjudged  (Customs  Court  reports)...  1255 

cases  adjudged  (in  Treasury  decisions) 95, 

198,  313,  439,  578,  702,  862,  969,  1073, 
1198,1309,1448 
Customs  ports,  see  names  of  certain  cities. 
Customs  Service: 

bonds  of  collectors,  determining  amounts. .  1060 

customs  ports  of  entry,  extend  limits 565 

overtime  payment- 
hearings 644,781 

laws 757,1245 

reports  639,644,759,1123,1181 

see  also  Customs  Bureau. 
Cut-backs,  see  Production  (industrial). 
Cutcheon,  Franklin  W.  M.,  tax  appeal  of  trus- 
tees, etc 700 

Cutlery,  specification 580 

Cutoff  ^fountain  quadrangle,  Mont.-Wyo 1149 

Cutters: 

cable,  specification... 953 

glass,  specifications. 441,840 

Cutting  hose,  see  Hose  and  hose  fittings. 

Cutting  machines,  specification. 972 

Cutting  tools,  standard  nomenclature  list 876 

Cuyahoga  River,  extension  of  channel,  main- 
tenance  185 

Cuyaniaca  Peak  quadrangle,  Calif 931 

CWSO,  see  Community  War  Services  OflRce. 
Cyclohexylamine,  use  in  steam-heating  system..  933 
Cyclones,  see  Storms. 
Cylinder,  boring  machines: 

specification  75,841 

standard  nomenclature  lists. 1090 

Cylinders: 

acetylene,  specification 1178 

chemical,  technical  manual 4.50 

COj-gas-filled,  specifications 1178,1421 

compressed  gas.  Army  regulations 1454 

plywood,  buckling  in  axial  compression 134fi 

Cylindrical  fits,  standardization 1351 

Cynipids,  new  American,  from  galls 573 

Czechoslovakia,  military  service  agreement 193 

D 

D.  A.  R.,  see  National  Society  of  Daughters  of 
American  Revolution. 

D.  D.  Oil  Co.,  Inc 311 

V.'P.  C,  see  Defense  Plant  Corporation. 

D-Day  prayer  845 

Dade  County,  Fla.: 

court  case. 539,1398 

employment  and  payrolls 1411 

Dadian,  Arthur  H.,  wage  stabilization  order...  1168 

Daft,  Floyd  S.: 

gramilocytopenia  and  leukopenia 155 

lesions  in  rats  given  sulfathiazole,  etc 385 

vitamin  K  deficiency 1260 

Dahl,  Mary  B.: 

A  B  C  of  absenteeism  and  labor  turnover..  1046 

controlling  absenteeism ,.  674 

safety  speeds  production 983 

safety  through  management  leadership 944 

.settling  plant  grievances 5.50 

Dahlberg,  A.  C.,  dairy  industry  of  Honduras...  226 

Dahlgren,  B.  E.,  edible  and  poisonous  plants  of 

Caribbean 412 


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Dahlgreu,  E.  H.,  Alaska  hcrrinK  fishery 657 

Dahners,  L.  A.,  survcyinp;  drill  holes 1150 

Dairy  and  Poultry  Branch 1232 

Dairy  cattle,  see  Bulls. 

Dairy  farmers,  see  Dairying. 

Dairy  herd-improvement  associations: 

letter 10,127, 

226,  344,  479,  610,  738,  998,  1104,  1227,  1341 

list  of  sires  proved 998 

Dairy  Herd  Improvement  Investigations  Div..  998 
Dairy  industry,  see  Dairying. 

Dairy  Industry  Bureau 10,127,226, 

344,  479,  610,  738,  998,  1104,  1227,  1341 

report,  1943 345 

Dairy  Industry  Committee -  230 

Dairy  products: 

manufactured 224,990 

wage  order  posters 947, 1169 

see  also  names  of  products. 
Dairying: 

dairy  farmers  and  the  war... 901 

dairy  situation 125, 

225,    477,    736,    894,    996,    1102,    1338 

description  of  professional  fields 1300 

Honduras,  dairy  industry 226 

market  statistics,  1943 1232 

payments  to  dairy  producers,  estimate 566 

publications,  of  Agriculture  Dept 127 

publications,  price  list 1262 

statistics 477 

subsidies,  facts  you  should  know 1185 

Dairyland  Creamery  Co__. 831 

Dairymen's  League  Association,  Inc.,  address  by 

Lee  Marshall 901 

Dairymen's   League    Cooperative   Association, 

address  by  Roy  F.  Hendrickson 14 

Dakar  and  other  Cape  Verde  settlements 89 

Dakota  County,  Minn.,  food  habits  of  children.  1140 
Dale  collection,  see  Chester  Dale  collection. 

Dallas,  A.  W.,  powerplant  fires  in  flight 905 

Dallas,  Tex.: 

aircraft  accident 906, 1008,1114,1355 

statistical  summary,  war  and  pre-war  study.  829 

Dalrymple,  Bernice  B.,  court  case 540,  858 

Dalrymple,  Tate,  Texas  floods,  1938  and  1939..  1032 

Dalton,  Harold  E.,  relief 24 

Dalzell,  Charles  B.,  patent  appeal 493 

Damacus,  John,  relief 247 

Damaged  shipments,  see  Shipments. 
Damages,  see  Claims. 

Damner,  Herbert  L.,  tax  appeal 700 

Damon,  Samuel  M.,  court  case  of  trustees...  61, 278 
Damping-ofT: 

broadlcaf  nurseries  of  Great  Plains 1342 

red  pine  seedlings. __ 124,224 

Dams,  park  structures 1152 

see  also  names  of  dams. 
Danaher,  John  A.  (Senator  from  Conn.): 
report  made  by — 

Judiciary  Com 1136 

Dandelion,  Russian,  morphology  and  anatomy.    11 

Danger  cones,  specification 452 

Dangerous    articles,    transportation,    etc.,    on 

vessels _.  837,1052 

see  also  names  of  articles. 

Dant,  George  W.,  court  case  of  exr 959 

Danvers,  Mass.,  leather  manufacturing  plant..  81 
Darevsky,  V.  M.,  stresses  produced  by  landing.  287 

Darien,  Conn.,  railroad  accident 395 

Darkroom  kit,  specification 874 

Daroff,  H.,  &  Sons,  Inc 1433 

Darrow,  George  M.: 

blueberry  growing 740 

midland  and  fairpeake  strawberries.. 128 

strawberry  culture 898 

Das,  Rajani  Kanta,  labor  conditions  in  India...  67 
Dasher,  John,  beneficiation  of  Del  Monte  sand.  162 
Data,  see  special  subject. 

Dates,  utilizing  1942-43  production 894 

Datesman,  J.  Ralph,  relief 765, 1132, 1244 

Dauber  brushes,  specifications 315,  580,971 

Dauer,  C.  C,  poliomyelitis  in  1943 1141 

Daughters  of  American  Revolution,  see  National 
Society  of  Daughters  of  American 
Revolution. 

Davenport,  Iowa,  aircraft  accident 1354 

David,  Lily  M.,  wartime  wage  movements,  etc.  1280 

David  Hickey  Post,  American  Legion,  relief 30 

Davidson,  J.  C,  relief 243,254,358 


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Davidson,  Vassie  L.,  relief 243,254,358 

Davidson  Transfer  &  Storage  Co 398,531 

Da  vies,  Ben,  thermal  analysis  of  clay  minerals..  160 

Davies  Warehouse  Co 61,435 

Daviess,   S.   N.,  geology,  etc.,  of  Ouisa-Los 

Negrosarea,  Cuba... ii46 

Davila  Pabon,  Ramon,  court  case 677 

Davis,  Alice  B.,  court  case  or  exr. 539 

Davis,  Burnet  M.,  the  war  and  distribution  of 

physicians 155 

Davis,  C.  Edward,  court  case 539 

Davis,  Clifford  (Representative  from  Tcnn.): 
report  made  by- 
Military  Affairs  Com _ 635 

Davis,  Dewey  H.,  relief 1020, 1121 

Davis,  E.  Q.,  Apanteles  diatraeae 73S 

Davis,  Elmer,  ««  War  Information  Office. 
Davis,  Glen  N.: 

growing  transplant  onion  crop 898 

inbreeding  and  heterosis  of  onions 999 

Davis,  Gordon  E.,  spotted  fevers  of  Brazil,  etc..  267 

Davis,  H.  S.,  treatment  of  fish  diseases.. 1145 

Davis,  H.  W.: 

fluorspar  in  first  quarter  of  1944 1151 

fluorspar  industry  makes  new  record..  272,662 

Davis,  Harvey  N.,  reappointment 1246 

Davis,  J.  I.,  safety  competition 1035 

Davis,  Joel  A.,  relief 1365 

Davis,  Joseph  D.: 

carbonization  of  Alaskan  coals 1383 

coal-carbonization  process 161 

coal  carbonizing  properties 661,932, 1150 

correction  of  entry  on  p.  661 1222 

Trent  process  for  cleaning  coal 53 

Davis,  Margaret  H.,  court  case. 824 

Davis,  N.,  oil  and  gas  in  Montana. 1264 

Davis  Dam  project,  specification 1269 

Davis  Transportation  Co 58 

Davison,  Robert  S.,  court  case 539 

Davison,  Verne  E.,  fish  food  from  farm  ponds. .  617 
Davisville,  R.  I.,  see  Naval  Construction  Train- 
ing Center,  Davisville. 
Dawson,  J.  R.,  single  grains,  etc.,  as  supple- 
ments to  alfalfa 344 

Day,  Leo  E.,  relief 765 

Day  &  Zimmerman 1412 

Day: 

responses  of  beans,  etc.,  to  length  of  day 611 

Day  care  of  children: 

care  of  children  of  working  mothers 172 

Cleveland's  program 828 

colleges  reporting  curricula  graduates  and 

practice  laboratories 1 140 

e  valuat  ionofchildcare  program 517 

extended  school  services — 

centers  in  54  communities 385 

information  activities... 385 

news  exchange. 518, 1028 

junior  child-care  aides,  protecting 518 

mothers  and  children  c«me  first 944 

Day  family,  citizenship  reader 1277 

Day  of  Prayer,  Jan.  1,  1944,  proclamation 80 

Daylight  saving  time,  see  "Time. 

Days  Transfer,  Inc 59 

DDT: 

aerosols,  etc.,  containing... 1374 

efTectiveness  and  toxicity  rel.  to  Japanese 

beetle  larvae. 1228 

histopathological  changes  following  adminis- 
tration..  - 1259 

information  and  suggestions  for  work 7.'^9 

pharmacologic  action  of  2,2  bis   (p-chloro- 

phenyl)  1,  1,1  trichloretha'ne 1259 

poisoning   with   2,2   bLs-parachlorphenyl-1, 

1,1  trichlorethane 1259 

publications.. 739 

specification 12S7 

tests  against  codling  moth  larvae 1341 

The  dead: 

Armv  regulations — 

deceased..-. 202,319, 

444,  584,  976,  1204,  1315 

preparation,  etc. ,  of  remains 98 

transportation  of  remains 319,444,867 

disposal  of  bodies  in  D.  C,  regulate 364 

Dead  reckoning  and  lines  of  position 1052 

Deafness,  prevention 266 


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Dealers: 

how  <o  make  FH A  title  I  loans,  etc 1171 

wartime  dealer-aid  programs.. 139 

see  also  names  of  commodities  bought  and 
sold. 

Dealer's  Transport  Co _  58,531 

Dean,  Fred  P.: 

codling  moth  control. 10 

injector  for  use  in  mixing  sprays. 806 

Dean,  R.  S.: 

flotation  reagents 525 

Trail  smelter  report 526 

Dearborn  Supplj'  Co 1143 

Death: 

Army  regulations — 

claims  in  favor  of  United  States.. 202 

claims  in  foreign  countries 318 

records  of  mortfiiity 202 

causes,  classification  of  terms,  etc 905 

coal-mine  fatalities,  monthly.  __    53, 161, 271, 391, 
525,  661,  809,  932,  1034, 1150,  1267,  13S3 

damage  claims,  estimate  to  pay 4-15,868 

evidence,  old  age  and  survivors  insurance...    49 

gratuities,  clarify  existing  law 27 

maternal  and  infant  mortality,  1942 944 

motor  vehicle  accidents,  annual  summary. .  134, 

1111 

motor  vehicle  accidents,  quarterly  summary  134, 

618, 1004, 1234 

statistics,  1941 17,353 

statistics,  1942 1006,1113,1260 

tuberculosis  mortality,  1939-41 49, 1260 

weekly  mortality  index.. 17,136,235,353, 

489,  619,  750,  905, 1005, 1112,  1235,  13,53 

1943  summary 136 

see  dlso  Vital  statistics. 

Death  talks  out  of  turn 1206 

Deaton  Truck  Lines 1.389 

Deaton  Truck  Linos,  Inc. - 1389 

Debentures: 

housing  insurance  fund 1447 

mutual  mortgage  insurance  fund 578, 1447 

De  Blanc,   Mrs.   Cesaire,   relief  of  heirs  and 

assigns... 650,779,913 

Debs  Memorial  Radio  Fund,  Inc 1070 

Debts,     see     Bankruptcy— Mortgages— Public 

debts. 
DeCarlo,J.  A.: 

byproduct  and  beehive  coke 1267 

coke  and  byproducts,  1943 1035 

coke  and  byproducts  from  coal-gas  retorts.-  662 

coke  byproducts,  1941-42 661 

DeCastro,  Carlos  M.,  court  case 858 

Decatur,  111.,  aircraft  accident 1554 

Deceased,  see  The  dead. 

Decentralization,  graphic  guide.. 1253 

Decimal  classification,  notes  and  decisions.  554, 1282 

Decimal  Classification  Section 554,1282 

Decimal  file  system,  War  Dept.,  changing 203 

Decisions: 

agriculture 7,  223, 475,  607, 735, 995, 1101, 1337 

Civil  Aeronautics  Board 236 

Court  of  Claims 45,651 

Court  of  Customs  and  Patent  Appeals. 95, 

198,  313,  439,  678,  702,  862,  969,  1073, 
1198,  1255,  1309,  1448 

courts,  boards  and  commissions 804 

Customs  Court 95, 198,  313, 439,  578, 702,  862, 

969, 1073, 1198, 1255, 1309, 1448 

Federal  Communications  Commission 263 

Federal  Trade  Commission 268 

General  Accounting  Office- 

classification  act  reference  manual.  134, 1350 

index-digests 51, 388, 803 

monthly 51, 157, 

388,  522,  803-804, 928, 1030, 1144, 1377 

Geographical  Names  Board 1146, 1263 

Interstate  Commerce  Commission— 

397,'  l29, 815^  936,"  '1040,'  1 156,"  1271,"  1.389 

finance  (bound  reports) 1385 

motor  carrier 57,276, 

398,  630, 815, 936, 1040, 1157, 1272, 1389 

motor  carrier  (bound  reports) 1037 

motor  carrier  (finance) 58, 

398,531,816,937,1157,1392 
traflic.  59,  276, 398,  533, 816, 937, 1041, 1157, 1392 

traffic  (bound  reports) 163, 1037 

valuation.. 818, 1158, 1393 

water  carrier 60,  535,  818, 937, 1041, 1393 


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Decisions— Continued 

Interstate  Commerce  Commission— Con. 
water    carrier    and    freight    forwarder 

(bound  reports) 273 

National  Labor  Relations  Board 410, 

556-557, 950, 1051, 1416 
National  Railroad  Adjustment  Bd.,  awards.  73, 
179,  289,  411,  558,  680,  836,  1051-52, 
1284, 1417 

Patent  Office 22,140,237,356, 

493,  622, 753, 910, 1012, 1118, 1242, 1359 

Securities  and  Exchange  Commission 1191 

Supreme  Court— 

1942,  Oct.  term  (United  States  reports).  311, 

967 

1943,  Oct.  term  (official  reports) 310, 

435-436,  576, 699, 859, 967, 1306, 1444 

1943,  Oct.  term  (separates) 92-93, 195, 

310,  435,  575-576,  698-699, 857-859, 967 

1943,  Oct.  term  (United  States  reports).  967, 

1444 

1944,  Oct.  term  (separates) 1444 

Court  of  Claims  cases.. 45,651 

Tax  Court  reports... 93-94, 

311,  576, 700, 860, 1195, 1307, 1445 

Treasury 95,198,313,439, 

578, 702,  862,  969, 1073, 1198, 1309, 1448 

Veterans  Administration 98,201,318 

443,  582,  866, 974, 1076, 1202, 1314, 1452 
see  also  Judgments— Opinions— oiio  special 
subject. 

Deck-co vering,  specification 684 

Decker,  Joseph  B.,  court  case 278,  539 

Decontaminating  apparatus,  technical  manual..  207 
Decorations  of  honor: 

Army  regulations 444,  584, 706, 1077, 1454 

State  Department  is  holding,  list 697 

see  als)  Medals — also  names  of  decorations, 
or  persons  to  whom  decorations  are 
to  be  presented. 
Deer  Creek,  Miss.,  flood  control  Improvements.  724 

Deer  Creek,  Ohio,  railroad  accident. -  813 

Deer  Creek  division,  see  Provo  River  project. 
Defective  classes,  see  names  of  special  classes, 

e.  g.  Blind. 
Defense: 

cartel  practices  and  national  security- 
hearings 1254 

report 1368 

civilian- 
address  before  State  directors 300 

bibliography 285 

control  system  for  larger  communities..  300 
coordinator  in  industrial  plants.  425, 690, 847 

defense  review 690 

organizations  and  programs 1431 

practice  incidents 300 

State  reports,  abstracts 1431 

war  emergency  radio  service 82 

war  services 690 

see  also  special  subject. 

defense  trainmg  scries 519,800 

educational  activities,  see,  in  main  alphabet, 

Education, 
em  guarda  para  a  defesa  das  Amfricas..  82, 186, 
301,  567, 848, 958, 1062, 1184, 1293, 1431 

same,  in  French 848, 1293 

same,  in  Spanish 82, 186, 

301,  507,  090,  848,  958, 1062, 1293, 1431 

emergency  funds,  proposed  provision 847 

emergency  funds,  status. 185 

installations,  agreement  with  Canada. 1442 

installations,  etc.,  post-war  disposition 966 

investigation  of  defense  (or  war)  program, 
see  in  main  alphabet.  World  War,  1939-. 

lease  of  sites,  agreement  with  Panama 967 

legislative  and  executive  background 1252 

property  requisitioning,  report 88 

publications,  price  list 804 

see  also  Lend-lease  activities — also  certain 
subjects  connected  with  defense, 
e.  g.  Housing — also  names  of  certain 
Government  organizations  cooperat- 
ing in  defense  activities. 
Defense  agencies,  see  Government  offices. 
Defense   bonds,   see   War   savings   bonds   and 

stamils. 
Defense  councils: 

education  In  wartime 186 

training  volunteers  for  war  services 186 


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Defense  housing,  see  Housing. 

Defense  Plant  Corporation 1243 

creation,  etc.,  notes  of  general  interest 1221 

Defense  rental  areas,  diroctory a%  427, 1433 

Defense  savings  bonds  and  stamps,  see  War 

savings  bonds  and  stamps. 
Defense  stamps,  see  War  savings  bonds  and 
stamps. 

Defense  tax  returns,  statistics  from 440 

Defense  Transportation  OfTiee.. 82, 

426,958,1062,1294,1432 

appropriations,  hearings 763 

estimate 424 

penalty  mail,  proposed  provision 1427 

posters - _ 82, 1432 

Defeo,  John  J.: 
relief- 
hearings 370,514 

law 496 

reports 370,379 

Deficiency  appropriations  and  estimates,  see 
Appropriations — also  name  of  de- 
partment, bureau,  etc.,  submitting 
estimate. 

Definitions,  hydrometers,  etc 238 

Deflation  after  World  War  1 1186-87 

Deflection  boards,  nomenclature  lists. Ill,  718 

DeFremery  &  Co 539 

DeOroot,  Violet,  relief  of  guardian 765 

Dehydration  and  dehydrated  foods: 

agents  used  for  drying  gases. 1358 

cooking  dehydrated  foods 103 

cooking  dehydrated  vegetables 1342 

cost  accounting  for  plants 343 

drying-rate  nomographs 9,343,738 

gases  in  cans  of  vegetables _  _  1340 

Georgia  food  preservation  program 968 

handling,  etc. ,  fruits  and  vegetables 481 

home-built  electrie  deh  j  dratcr 897 

manual  for  plant  operators 895 

meat  dehydration  research  work 1340 

message  to  mess  sergeants,  etc 1084 

Rio  Grande  Valley  carrots,  tests 12fi 

using  ho-made  dehydrator 1231 

Tax  Commission  report 1195 

Dehydration  of  Meat  Committee 1340 

Deibort,  Austin  V.,  sulfarsphenamine  in  therapy 

ofsyphilis 1142 

DeKay,  Henry  F,.,  jr.,  sulfur  and  ash  in  metal- 
lurgical coal 161 

Delaney,  John  J.  (Representative  from  N.  Y.l: 
report  made  bv— 

Rules  Com 374 

Delano,  Prerton,  address.. 1309 

Delano  Park,  Inc 1161 

T>elano  Park  Homes,  fnc 1161 

Delany ,  Charles,  court  case  of  exrs 540 

Delaware: 

businessmen's  organizations. 1240 

electric  rate  book.. _. __  1257 

facts - 430 

finances 489 

mail  routes,  schedules 296,  686, 1059, 1424 

post  route  map ..    79 

transportation  map... 1261 

Delaware  A:  Hudson  R.  R.,  accident 50 

Delaware  Bay,  coast  pilot,  supplement. 19 

Delaware,  Lackawanna  Si  Western  R.  K.: 

accidents 274,1270 

merger,  etc 1040 

Delays,  Army  regulations .320,  584,  976, 1077 

Delegates,  see  House  of  Representatives— o/.to 

names  of  delegates. 
Delinquency,  see  nlno  Juvenile  delinquencv. 

Delisle,  Eva  M.,  relief 24.3,642,913 

Deliveries,  pooling  for  retail  stores 751 

Del  Monte  sand,  beneflciation 162 

Demand  and  price  situation 8, 125,225, 

342,  477,008, 736, 894, 996, 1102, 1226, 1338 

Demarest,  D.  F.,  Rereasand 1033.1147 

Domers,  Adelard,  relief 30,254,496 

Demobilization,  see  Manpower — Post-war  plan- 
ning, policies,  etc. 

Demobilization  OfTice,  establishing 513,  648,  791, 

920, 1023 
Democracy: 

American,  cities  centers  of  democracy 1415 

American ,  interpretation 282 

hombres  de  las  Amfiricas  que  lucharon  por  la 

dcmocracia.. 1293 


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Democracy— Continued 

Mexican  Indians  during  colonial  period* 160 

on  way  to  democrac.v       1277 

Demographic  terms,  Knglish-Rpanish,  etc 17 

Demolitions  and  enuipment: 

engineer  supply  catalog 460 

field  manual  . 445,1317 

standard  nomenclature  list       _ 214,595,721 

Demonstration  employment  offices,  service  to 

veterans,  organization 693 

Demonstrations: 

how  to  give. •. ...  418 

a  teaching  tool. _  616 

Demorest,  Ann,  court  case  of  guardian. 310 

Deniorest,  Carolyn,  court  case  of  guardian 310 

Demorest,  William  J.,  jr.,  court  case  of  guardian    310 

T)emurrage,  Army  regulations 202 

Dengue  epidemic  in  Honolulu 800 

Denigan,  James  T.,  relief 243,511,759,1244 

Denim,  specifications 863-864 

Denison ,  Elsie  I>. ,  labor  losislation 282 

Denison  Dam,  waters  impounded  by,  naming 

I.akeTexoma ..  1127,1247 

Denmark: 

-American  colonies,  censuses,  etc 2.33 

post-war  housing  policies 1415 

Dennis,  William  H.,  guidance  for  foreign  stu- 
dents   574 

Dennxs,  Va.,  railroad  accident 274 

DeNobili  Cigar  Co.- 666 

Densmore,  Frances: 

Choctawmusic 307 

music  of  Indians  of  British  Colum  bia 307 

songs  of  Chitimacha  Indians  _ 307 

Dental  attendance: 

A rmy regulations 319 

Navy,  more  efficient  care  for  personnel 5'17, 

918, 1363 

Dental  burs,  steel,  discard  rate 1259 

Dental  caries,  see  Teeth. 

Dental  chairs,  specification 971 

Dental  Corps,  Army: 

Army  regulations 99 

officers,  right  to  command 647 

Dental  Corps,  Navy,  more  efficient  care  of  Navy 

personnel ...   '  1363 

Dental  Department,  Navy,  establishing 507,918 

Dental  holders,  specifications 1311,14.50 

Dental  hypodermic  needles,  simplified  practice    1011 

Dental  napkins,  specifications    . 316,562 

Dental  reports,  see  Teeth. 

Dental  wax,  specification 317 

Denver,  Colo.: 

aircraft  accident 1237 

court  case ^ 1397 

rental  housing 84 

T>envor  Sz  Rio  Grande  Western  R.  R.,  accident..  .395 

Denver  County,  Colo.,  court  case 1.397 

Depaoli,  Lena,  court  case ,540 

Depaoli,  M.  P.,  court  case 540 

Department  stores,  see  Stores. 
Departments  of  Government  of  United  States, 
see  Government  offices. 

r)ependency  Benefits  Office 1216 

Dependents,  see  Army — Navy — Pensions. 
Dependents  Welfare  Division,  Naval  Personnel 

Bur 1286 

Deposit  boxes,  see  Safe  deposit  boxes. 

Deposit    Insurance    Corporation,    see    Federal 

Deposit  Insurance  Corporation. 
Deposits,  see  Soldiers'  deposits. 
Depth  gages,  see  Gages. 
Dermatoses,  see  Skin  diseases. 

Derr,  Martin  M.,  motor  carrier  decision 13S9 

Derris  dips  for  cattle  grub  destruction 1104 

Des  Allemands,   Lac,  topographic  quadrangle 

map 1265 

Desch,  C.  H.,  new  metals  and  new  methods. .  1303, 

1441 

Deschutes  project,  specifications 163,811,1153 

De  Schweinitz.Karl,  basic  skill  in  social  security.  386 
Descriptive    Cataloging    Division,    Library    of 

Congress 1281 

De  Sear,  R.  E,,  congressional  directory 912 

Desertion,  Army  regulations 99, 

444, 583,  584, 867, 976, 1077, 1315 
Designs: 

official  gazette 22, 140, 237, 356, 

493, 623, 754, 910, 1012, 1118, 1242, 1360 
patents,  manual  of  classification 911 


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Desk  baskets,  specification 1199 

Desk  pads,  specifications 1200, 1450 

Des  Moines,  Iowa: 

aircraft  accident 1237 

war  and  pre-war  study,  statistical  summary.  676 

correction  of  entry 730 

Des  Moines  County,  Iowa,  court  case 1412 

Des  Moines  River,  survey 1093 

Des  Moines  Steel  Co 399 

Dessert,  velva  fruit.- 343,997 

Detergents,  see  Cleaning  materials  and  prepara- 
tions. 
Detroit,  Mich.: 

congested  production  area- 
characteristics  of  population,  etc 123G 

final  population  figures 1236 

wartime  changes  in  population,  etc 1112 

court  case 187,517,959-960,1163 

finances 1352 

rental  housing 303 

Detroit,  Toledo  &  Ironton  R.  R.,  accident 663 

Deutinger,  Edward  J.,  court  case 1399 

Developer,  film,  specification 453 

Devine,  Thomas,  community  organization 1292 

Devore,  Calif.,  railroad  accident -  274 

Dewalt,  Tex.,  railroad  accident 1270 

Dewberries,  citric,  etc.,  acids  in  hybrids 226 

Dewees,  E.  J.,  thermal  expansion  of  hydrocarbon 

liquids -  1383 

Dewev,  Ralph  L.,  ex-barge  grain  rates.. 224 

Dewey,  Ind.,  railroad  accident 1386 

De  Witt,  W.,ir.,  Berea  sand 1033,1147 

Dial  indicators,  trade  standards 1117 

Diamond,  Pa.,  railroad  accident 395 

Diamond  Fertilizer  Co 534 

Diamond  points  and  steel  dental  burs 1259 

Diaphragm-actuating  selector  switch 458 

Diarrhea  in  domestic  rabbits 159 

Diathermy-apparatus,  short-wave  specification..  441, 

1074 

Di  Benedetto,  .John,  court  case 939 

Dicalcium  silicate,  solid  solutions 355 

Dichlorodifluoromethane,  specification 292 

Dichloro-diphenyl-trichloroethane,  see  DDT. 
Dickenson  County,  Va.,  war  and  prewar  study, 

statistical  summary. 67 

Dickerson,  Earl,  court  case 435 

Dickerson,  Eugene  E.,  Exec,  order  of  Jan.  17, 

1873,  waiving 845 

Dickinson,  W.  E.,  waters  in  Colorado  R.  basin.  1380 

Dick's  Transfer*  Truck  Terminal 1390 

Dickson,  George,  high-silicon  cast  iron 753 

Dickstein,  Samuel  (Representative  from  N.  Y.): 
reports  made  by- 
Claims  Com 31, 

243, 364, 500-501, 630-631,  768 

Conference  Com 28 

Immigration  and  Naturalization  Com  .  248, 
503, 1362-63 
Dictionaries: 

foreign  language-English  dictionaries 1049 

occupational  titles  .   .     --        429 

Russian,  preliminary  check  list  1048 

Dielectrics,  resistivity,  influence  of  humidity. . .  932 
Dies,  Martin  (Representative  from  Tex.): 
reports  made  by- 
Rules  Com 374 

Un-Americao  Activities,  Special  Com- 
mittee on... 252,509 

Dies  ,  specifications  76.1422 

Dies  Committee,  see  Un-American  Activities, 

Special  Committee  on.  House. 
Diesel  engines,  see  Engines. 

Diesel  oil,  service-station  deliveries 970 

Diet,  see  Food. 
Dietitians: 

appointment  as  officers,  and  rank- 
Executive  order 957 

hearings 774 

law ---  758 

reports 648,  774 

prescribed  service  uniform. 202,319 

Dietzgen,  Eugene  Co.: 

D.  Federal  Trade  Commission 656,1160 

correction  of  subhead  on  p.  1160 .-  1334 

Differential  for  night  work,  see  Wages. 
Digesters: 

rotary,  wood  saccharification 1346 

stationary,  hydrolysis  of  wood 1346 


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Digests,  see  Index-digests— ai!«o  subject. 

Dikmans,  Gerard,  parasites,  etc.,  of  sheep. 610 

Dilbert  posters 1053 

Diller,  Jesse  D.,  blight-resistant  chestnuts. 740 

Dillman,  George  E.,  court  case 1398 

Dilworth,  J.  E.,  Co 858 

Diraler,  Fred  A.,  relief 785,1015 

Dimler,  Gwendolyn  E.,  relief 785,1015 

Dimler,   R.  J.,  wheat  flour,  raw  material  for 

starch,  etc 895    , 

Dimock,  S.  Dak.,  railroad  accident 528 

Dimond,  Anthony  J.  (Delegate  from  Alaska): 

bills  introduced  by.. 505 

statements 1 130 

Dinaburg,  A.  O.,  stomach  worms 1341 

Dinan,  J.  F.,  promin  treatment  of  leprosy 924 

Dingell,  John  D.  (Representative  from  Mich.): 

bill  introduced  by 1363 

minority  report  made  by — 

Ways  and  Means  Com 510 

report  made  by— 

Ways  and  Means  Com 639 

Dining-car  service: 

Clarence  Brown  et  al.  v.  Atlantic  Coast  Line 

R.R -  817 

Elmer  W.  Henderson  v.  Southern  Ry 1157 

Diospyros  virginiana,  American  wood 1345 

Dip  ropes  and  assemblies,  see  Rope. 

Dipent ine,  specifications 684, 1421 

Diphtheria,  vacunacion  contra  la  difteria  y  la 

viruela 1443 

Diplomatic  list...   ---  91,193. 

309, 434,  574, 697,  857, 1069, 1305, 1443 
Diplomatic  service,  see  Foreign  service. 

Dips: 

derrisand  cube  for  cattle  grubs 1104 

rotenone  for  cattle  grubs 998 

Directories: 

chief  clerks  of  Federal  depts.,  etc 1298 

commodities  and  services 83, 

426-427,  568,  691,  849,  959,  1063,  1295, 
1433. 

congre.ssional,  78th  Cong.  2d  sess. 141,912 

defense-rental  areas,  etc 83,  427, 1433 

educational 153,265,653,1028 

farmers'  marketing,  etc.,  associations 11 

Federal  statistical  and  research  agencies. . .  1062 

Forest  Service 899 

heads  of  Federal  depts.,  etc 189,  304, 1298 

industry-union -- 675 

information  oflJces  of  foreign  countries 1298 

labor  market  areas 429 

labor  unions 406,946,1279 

libraries  of  Federal  depts.,  etc 304 

Meat  Inspection  Division 133, 1232 

Old-Age  and  Survivors  Insurance  Bureau.  _  267 

organization.  War  Production  Board 1438 

personnel  ofiBcers  of  Fed.  depts.,  etc   . .  428, 1298 

Price  Administration  Office 1295 

telephone — 

Government  offices 1298 

Interior  Department 389,1031 

Panama  Canal 1058 

war  agencies - 1184 

War  Department .   450, 

590,713,981,1213,1322 

U.  S.  register  of  merit  sires  and  dams 344 

venereal  disease  clinics  ...  926 

v(<terans'  employment  representatives 1438 

war  manpower  regional  and  area  committees.  571 

warehouse  di.strihutors  of  steel  products 693 

see  also  Registers— Rosters. 

Directors,  standard  nomenclature  lists 112, 

212,  720, 870 
Directory  Unit  of  Executive  Office  for  Price. . .  426- 

427 
Disabled,  see  Civil  service  pensions— Employers' 
liability  and  workmen's  compensa- 
tion —  Foreign  service  —  Handi- 
capped—Rehabilitation of  the  dis- 
abled— Sickness— Veterans. 
Disabled  American  Veterans,  report 916 

surface,  hazards  from  gases  and  vapors 932 

waterworks  engineering 426 

Disbursing  officers: 

Army  regulations,  agent  officers       .  444.706 

.\rmy  regulations,  disbursing  officers  and 

public  fimds 583.866,121)3 


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Disbursing  oflBcers— Continued 

bonds  of  accountable  officers. 318, 700 

relief. 30. 1 360 

technical  manual,  agent  finance  officer..  588, 872 

Disbursing  offices,  organization,  etc ,'580, 

713, 980, 1212, 1400 

Discharge,  Army  regulations _. 99, 

202,   319,   683,   584,   867,    1077,    1203, 
1205,  1454. 
Discharge  certificate,  Army  regulations  . . .  202, 1077 
Disciplinary  barracks.  Army  regulations...  584, 1315 
Discipline,  see  Military  discipline. 
Discontinued  publications,  note  listing. . .  6, 

121,  222,  338,  606,  892,  1100,  1224,  1336 
Discounts: 

reports,  P^arm  Credit  Administration..  346, 1106 

$3.50  factor  table  for  notes 1171 

Discussion  groups,  O  I  round-table  series.  1078,1454 
Discussion  guides,  see  special  subject. 
Discussion    TTandbook,    National    Bureau    of 
Standards  Advisory  Committee  for 
Preparation  of,  see  National  Bureau 
of  Standards  Advisory  Committee 
for  Preparation  of  Discussion  Hand- 
book. 
Discussion  leaders: 

guide 1078 

what  is  leader's  job? ]33S 

Diseases: 

food  from  hand  to  mouth ]54 

geographical  distribution.. 976 

in  Amazonia  958 

loss  of  pay  due  to  disease,  regulations 1452 

publications,  price  list 522 

rickettsial,  complement  fixation 801 

see  also  Occupational  diseases— Pathology- 
Sickness — also  names  and  classes  of 
diseases. 
Diseases  of  animals: 

communicable,  Army  regulations 1204 

control  and  eradication 362, 

37.3,  510,  6"2"6,  758, 1121 
see  also  names  of  diseases,  or  animals  affected , 
Diseases  of  fish: 

publications 929 

treatment __  1145 

Diseases  of  plants: 

control  and  eradication 362, 

373,  510, 626",  758, 1121 

forest  pathology  special  release 740, 

89Y,  898,  1343 

market  diseases  of  fruits  and  vegetables 1342 

plant  disease  poster 1229 

plant  disea.se  reporter 11 

128,  227,  346,  481,  741,  898,  999",  1105, 
1229,  1343. 

supplements 11,480,481,741,898,999 

plant  disease  surveys _  741,898,999 

profession  of  plant  pathology,  description...' 853 

victory  gardener's  hand  book 345 

see  also  names  of  diseases,  or  plants  affected. 

Dish  pans,  specification 841 

Dishes,  soap,  specification ..    V  292 

Dishwashing: 

address  by  John  Andrews 154 

compound,  specification ' . ^  1421 

detergent,  specification 292 

Disinfection  and  disinfectants: 

specification  for  disinfectant 1288 

stable  disinfection ._ 344 

see  also  Fumigation — also  names  of  disin- 
fectants. 

Disks,  rotating,  stress  calculation... 1170 

Dismissal  pay,  provisions  in  union  agreements    1410 

Disney,  Walt,  Productions _..  410 

Disodium-phosphate,  specification 840 

Dispensaries,  Army  regulations 583 

Dispensers: 

aerosols  and  volatile  f umigants 479 

salt-tablet,  specification 1178 

Dispersion,  determination  by  immersion.. 492 

Dissemination  of  information  to  armed  forces.   1014, 

Disston,  William  D.,  court  case 1398 

Distances: 

alignment  chart.. 417 

Mississippi  River,  table  ""']"l094 

oflJcial  distances,  Army  regulations  866 

Distilled  spirits,  see  Liquors. 

Distilling  apparatus,  technical  manual 1084 


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Distincuished  Service  Cross: 

to  "John  F.  Haller 507,636 

to  Walter  T.  Collins 369,507 

Distinnuished  Service  Medal; 
to  Chester  W.  Nimitz — 

hearing 508 

law... 496 

reports 371,514 

to  Royal  K.  Ingersoll 507 

to  Thomas  Holcomb— 

hearings 146, 2f,l 

law Zr.^ 

letter  from  Navy  Dcpt. 370 

reports 34,43 

Distribution  feconomics): 

report  of  Federal  Trade  Commission ....     268, 
1^88,  .=521,  056, 102<) 
see  also  Retail  trade— Wholesale  trade — also 
names  of  articlf^s  distributed. 
Distribution  Division,  Foreign  and  Domestic 

Commerce  Bur 491 

Distribution  Office,  War  Food  .\dmin. 230, 

349,   485,   614,   744,    901,   1001,    1108, 
1231,  1348. 

naming,  notes  of  general  interest 220 

posters 231 

service  and  regulatory  armouncements 615 

District  attorney,  in  Canal  Zone,  term  of  office.   505, 
760, 790, 91.5, 1250 

District  Bo.'cing  Commission,  creating .   3W 

District  Court  of  United  States  for  District  of 
Columbia,    investments    for    trust 

funds 152,1025 

see  also  names  of  parties  to  suits. 
District  Courts: 

court  reporters,  appointment,  etc 27, 141 

criers  and  bailiffs,  number  and  duties Co.S 

fees- 
hearings 145 

law... 1246 

,  reports 33,11.'.6 

handbook  for  petit  jurors _ 123 

in— 

Alaska 26 

Florida 377 

Kemucky,  court  case 167 

Pennsylvania,  conduct  of  judges 145,24! 

South  Carolina 790 

T  enn  essee 26 

judgments  rendered,  lists 438, 439, 701, 862 

rules  of  civil  procedure,  amendments.. 967 

see  also  District  Court  of  United  States  for 
District  of  Columbia— Judges— '/iso 
names  of  parties  to  suits. 
District  craft,  see  Ships. 

District  indications  in  estimating  acreage 736 

District  Judges  Representation  in  Judicial  Con- 
ference, Committee  to  Consider,  ,«ef 
Representation  of  District  Judges  in 
Judicial  Conference,  Committee  to 
Consider. 
District  of  Columbia..  46, 152, 652,  797, 1025, 1138, 1255 

alley  dwelling,  amending  act. 919, 1253 

alley  dwelling,  making  unlawful 757 

appropriations,  1944  and  prior  years — 

estimates,  etc 298,424,687 

appropriations,  1945 — 

estimates,  etc 687,846,1426 

hearings. 763,782 

law 914 

reports 627,759,782 

boundary  line,  establishing 32 

boxing,  regulation . 364 

Charter  Commission,  establishing 2.58 

chUdren — 

of  deceased  World  War  veterans,  educa- 
tion..  709 

placing  in  family  homes 377,625 

provideaid 757,789 

code  of  law,  1940  edition,  supplement...  1017-18 

commissioners,  additional  powers 217 

commissioners,  report,  1943 1025 

corporation  laws 1138 

court  case 4C, 

168,  171,  278,  280,  281,  310,  403,  404, 
405,  £75,  819,  821,   1255,   1401,   1405, 
1408. 
Court  of  -A.ppeals,  see,  in  main  alphabet. 
United  States  Court  of  Appeals  for 
District  of  Columbia. 


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District  of  Columbia— Continued 

dead  bodies,  regulate  disposal .  364 

District  Court,  see,  in  main  alphabet.  Dis- 
trict Court  of  ['nited  States  for 
District  of  Columbia. 

employees  in  military  units,  leave (523 

employees,  overtime  compensation,  esti- 
mates  290 

facts  about  ^^'ashington,  D.  C _  430 

Federal  Security  Agency  invites  you  to  live 

and  work  in  Washington.. l.')3 

finances 1351 

fire  and  casualty  act,  amending 40,502,625 

fire  Department,  increase  certain  salaries.   365, 

377, 625 
government — 

reorganization 258 

report,  19-13 ...- 1025 

see  aho,  above  and  below,  names  of  divi- 
sions, etc.,  of  government. 

hospital  center,  establishment 1.367 

inaugural  ceremonies,  1945 769,778, 1246 

insurance  rates,  regulation- 
hearings 40 

law 757 

reports 40,365 

.Tuvenile  Court,  report,  1943 _ 797 

land,  transfer  proceeds  of  sale.- 247,  258, 3.'J8 

MacArthur  Boulevard,  amend  act  naming.    40, 

360 

mail  routes,  schedules. 421.844,1181 

map 806 

meteorological  summary,  annual.. 912 

meteorological  summary,  monthly 23, 

140,  238,  357,  495,  624,  755,  912,  1013, 
1120,  1243,  1361. 
Minimum    Wage    and    Industrial    Safety 
Board,  notice  of  adoption  of  rules, 

etc 502,757,780 

motor  vehicles,  operator's  permit  for  mem- 
bers of  armed  forces 32 

notaries  public,  commissioners  to  appoint..  247 

oaths  of  office,  unnecessary  renewals 26 

official  register.. 233 

ph>sicians,  reciprocal  licensing. . ._ 700 

pipe  lines  for  pneumatic  tube 143,258,300 

pipe  lines  for  steam  heat. 32,40, 141 

post  route  map 79 

precipitation,  27-day  period... 307 

property,  exemption  from  attachment,  etc..  365 
Providence     Hospital,     increase    property 

holdings... 40 

Public  Welfare  Board,  redefining  powers...  769 

Public  Welfare  Department,  establish 769 

publications  on,  price  list 269 

residence  halls  for  Negro  women. 803 

residence  halls  in  area.. 1030 

residents  to  express  preference  for  form  of 

government 258 

restaurants — 

regulation  of  Govt,  eating  places. 709 

sanitary  code  governing  operation 40 

rezone  certain  property  as  residential 365 

salaries,  temporary  increase. ..  257,360 

scholarly  research  center,  estimate 1413 

shad  and  herring,  sale  during  December...   247, 

258, 300 

statute  of  Leif  Erickson,  erection. 794 

taxes  and  tax  sales,  amend  act 41,360 

tidal  bench  marks 1115 

trast  funds,  legal  investments. 152, 1025 

Veterans'  Education  and  Training  Board, 

creating 632 

see  also  National  Capital  Housing  Authority. 
District  of  Columbia  Committee,  House: 

reports 32, 

143,  247,  364-365, 502,  769 
District  of  Columbia  Committee,  Senate: 

calendar 149 

hearings 40,258,512,919,1253,1367 

reports 40-41,257-258,377,789 

Divers: 

additional  pay,  Army  regulations 444 

qualifications,  etc..  Army  regulations 444 

Dividends,  steam  railway,  1890-1941 165 

Dividers,  specification 1056 

Diving: 

military,  technical  manual 1460 

Diving  lamps,  specification 1179 

Diving  outfit,  engineer  supply  catalog 460 


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Divorce,  IClamath,  etc.,  tribes  of  Indians...  646, 770 

Dixie  Freight  Lines,  Inc 1040,1390 

Dixie  Margarine  Co 540 

Dixie  Pine  Products  Co 62,310 

Dixie  Veneer  Co.,  Inc 263 

Dixon,  John  R.,  claim 500,1132,1160,1244 

Do  you  want  your  wife  to  work  after  the  war?.  1078 
Doak,  George  O.,  phenyl  arsenoxldes  in  trypa- 
nosomiasis. .  - 1 141 

Dobbin,  C.  E.,  Lance  Creek  oil  and  gas  field...  806 

Dobbs,  Wylie,  motor  carrier  decision 1157 

Dobeckmun  Co _ 237 

Dobson,  E.  W.,  court  case 195 

Dobson,  John  V.,  court  case 195,435 

Dobson,  Mary  M.,  tax  appeal  of  guardian 1445 

Doc  Bemiett,  see  Bennett,  M.  D. 

Doctors,  see  Physicians — Surgeons. 

Document  catalog,  for  76th  Congress,  notes  of 

general  interest 1222,1334 

Documents,  see  Congressional  documents — Gov- 
ernment publications — Records — 
also  subject  of  document. 

Documents  Office. 51, 

157,  269,  389,  522,  656,  804,  928,  1030, 
1144, 1262, 1378 

new  classification  numbers. 5, 

121,  221,  337,  473,  605,  731,  891,  993, 
1099, 1223, 1335 
Dodd,   William   E.,  jr.,  litigation,  counsel  to 

represent  Congress. -.  28-29,249,360,378 

Dodge,  Matilda,  court  case __ 427 

Doelling,  Clarence  G.,  relief 1124 

Doelling,  Doris  J.  (McNeil): 

relief-. 1124 

Doerner,  Cyril  J.,  relief 629,1132,1244 

Dog  tick,  see  Ticks. 
Dogs: 

dog  transportation,  field  manual _..  1317 

rates  on  food  for  dogs 817 

seeing-eye  dogs  for  blind  veterans...  510, 645, 758 

Dogwood,  flowering,  American  wood 1344 

Doing  more  with  less 269 

Doll,  Francis,  tax  appeal 94,821 

Domengeaux,  James  (Representative  from  La.): 
report  made  by— 

Elections  Committee  No.  1 502 

Domestic  Branch,  War  Information  Office 189, 

1064, 1065, 1189, 1298 
Domestic  commerce,  see  Commerce. 

Domestic  Plant  Quarantines  Division 739 

Dominican  Republic: 

Caribbean  larder 1431 

centennary  of  independence 563 

economic  outlook... 1290 

foreign  trade  for  1942 563 

furniture  manufacturers,  list _ 19 

health  and  sanitation  program 193 

law  and  legal  literature 948 

purchase  of  food  surpluses,  agreement 1443 

rice,  etc.,  surpluses,  purchase  by  U.  S 434 

trade  of  United  States  in  1942 908 

workmen's  compensation  agreement 434 

Dominion  Smelting  &  Refining  Corporation  of 

New  Jersey 666, 1042, 1370 

Domres,  Clarence  P.,  court  case 1160 

Donahue,  D.  D.: 

penta-erythritol-tetranitrate 519 

toxicity,  etc.,  of  trinitrotoluene 1375 

Donald,  Barbara: 

consumer  rationing  in  Canada  and  U.  S 83 

gasoline  rationing  in  Canada 302 

govenmient  purchase  and  sale  in  Canada...    83 

subsidies  under  Canadian  price  ceiling 302 

Donations,  Army  regulations 1314 

Donuy,  J.,  hopper  unit  for  burning  wood  in 

furnaces 129 

Doolittlc,  S.  P.: 

production  of  carrots   480 

production  of  peppers 346 

victory  gardener's  handbook. i. 345 

Dooly,  W.  1.,  claim.. 24 

Door  latches,  specification ^..  1421 

Dorado  (U.  S.  S.): 

in  memory,  buy  extra  bonds  (poster  and 

postcard) 865 

Doran,  C.  W.,  sheep  on  sneezeweed  Infested 

range 347 

Dorfman.  Meyer,  court  case 1030 

Doriss,  William  II.,  tax  appeal 436 

Dorn,  Harold  F.,  illness  from  cancer  in  U.  S 664 


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Dorrance,  Wayland  C,  court  case 939 

Dorscy,  Earnest  F.,  court  case 1273 

Dorsey,  R.  Guy,  relief 500,1020,1244 

Doster,  Bemice,  statistical  summary  of  AVil- 

mington  area 676 

Dotterweich,  Joseph  H.,  court  case 92 

Doty,  Caroline  O.,  lax  appeal 1070 

Dougall,  Richardson,  handbook  for  employees 

of  State  Dept 1194 

Dougherty,  Edwin,  court  case 545,1370 

Dougherty  asphalt  area,  Okla.,  geologic  map..-  1264 
Doughton,    Robert    L.    (Representative    from 
N.  C): 
reports  made  by — 

Conference  Com 240,759-760,1121 

Ways  and  Means  Com 639,781, 1019 

Douglas,  Bessie  P.,  court  case 540,858 

Douglas,  James  R.,  corn-molasses  mixtures  for 

cattle    126 

Douglas  fir,  see  Fir. 
Douglass,  E.  J.: 

fish  stocking  as  related  to  inland  waters 523 

food  fishes 805 

Douglass,  Payson  S.,  court  case  of  exrs 666 

Douglassville,  Pa.,  aircraft  accident 1354 

Douty,  H.  M.,  wages  in  manufacturing  indus- 
tries   173 

Dowdell,  June,  relief... 254,358,364 

Dowdell,  W.  E.,  relief.. 254,358,364 

Downey,  M.  G.,  gypsum  in  1943 1151 

Downey,  Sheridan  (Senator  from  Calif.): 
paper  presented  by — 

Newport  Bay  Harbor 257 

reports  made  by — 

Civil  Service  Com _ 641 

Military  AfTairs  Com 648,793 

Doyle,  A.  F.,  venereal  disease  epidemiology 49 

Doyle,  D.  V.,  strength  of  balsa  and  quipo  woods  1344 

Doyle,  Edward  J. ,  court  case 168,  381 

Doyle,  Richard  S.,  tax  appeal ..1070 

DPC,  see  Defense  Plant  Corporation. 

Draeger,  Arthur  A.,  patent  appeal 1359 

Draft,  ite  Conscription. 

Draft  aid  center,  families  of  drafted  fathers 1292 

Draft  gages,  see  Gages. 

Drafting  equipment,  engineer  supply  catalog. ..  460 

Drafting-room  supplies,  general  schedule 96 

Drain  plugs,  specification 1289 

Drainage: 

aid  to  increased  food  production. 351 

airport  drainage  design  information 620 

price  list  of  Government  publications 51 

works  in  humid  areas,  construction 919 

Drainpipe  cleaners,  letter  circular 1011 

Draize,  John  H.,  histopathological  changes  fol- 
lowing DDT  administration 1259 

Drake,  Edith  M.,  claim 1366 

Drake,  Marjorie  E.,  claim 1366 

Drake,  W.  A.  Inc 311,1042 

Dramatic  compositions: 

copyrighted 70, 

176,  408, 553, 832, 948, 1049, 1281 

title  page  and  index,  v.  16 553 

war  bond  plays  and  radio  scripts— 

for  use  in  war  finance  promotion 201 

schools  at  war 98,317 

see  also  titles  or  subjects  of  plays. 
Draper,  Warren  F.,  hospitals  in  public  health 

panorama 924 

Draper  Corporation 557,834,950 

Dravosburg,  Pa.,  bridge. 771,1134,1246 

Drawers: 

cotton-wool,  specification 1199 

nainsook,  specification 182 

Drawings: 

Army  at  war,  by  American  artists 443,974 

copyrighted 70, 

285,  408, 678, 832, 948, 1049, 1281, 1413 

title  page  and  index,  v.  38 678 

Dredges,  seagoing  hopper  dredges,  estimate 566 

Drehei;,  Herman  W.,  patent  appeal 1359 

Dress  patterns,  see  Patterns. 

Dressing,  leather,  specifications 199,580,840 

Dressmaking,  making  a  dress  at  home 61 1 

Drew,  William  B.,  point-quadrat  method  of  pas- 
ture analysis 1102 

Drewry,  J.  C,  relief 785,1015 

Dried  foods,  see  names  of  foods. 
Dried  vegetables,  see  Vegetables. 


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Drift  meter,  specification 591 

Drift  tools,  standard  nomenclature  list  213  876 

Drill  (military): 

armored  force,  field  manual 975 

cavalry,  field  manual '."  535 

infantry,  field  manual ""  320   *  ' 

Drill  (textile): 

specification 6g4 

Drill  chucks,  specifications 953 

Drill  holes: 

casings,  ground-resistance  measurements 809 

surveying,  by  oriented  drillrods 1150 

Drill  stands,  standard  nomenclature  lists...  595,880 

Drilling  machines,  specification...  75  841 

Drills  (tools): 

press,  drill,  floor,  nomenclature  lists 985 

specifications 74, 441, 840, 864, 953, 972 

standard  nomenclature  lists..  113 

594, 720, 985, 1090,  lo'o'l,  1215, 1326 

Drinking  fountains,  park  structures 1152 

Drinking  utensils,  sanitizing 1375 

Drinks,  see  Beverages. 

Driscoll,  George  F.,  Co _.  515,821 

Driscoll,  J.  Gregory,  tax  appeal 'geo 

Driscoll,  Mildred  W.,  tax  appeal 860 

Driver,  reamer,  standard  nomenclature  list 1090 

Drivers  (persons): 

motor  vehicle.  Army  regulations  for  badges.  1315 

motortruck,  wages  and  hours 946 

selection,  training,  and  supervision 1322 

Droppelman,  Mary  A.  L.,  relief 1124 

Drought  analyzed  by  theory  of  probability.."  1233 

Drown,  Marion  J.,  soybeans  and  products  as 

food 11 

Drucker,  Philip: 

archeology  of  northern  Northwest  Coast 307 

ceramic  sequences  at  Tres  Zapotes 90 

ceramic  stratigraphy  at  Cerro  de  las  Mesas.  573 

Druggists,  wartime  guide 491 

Drugs: 

food,  drug,  and  cosmetic  act,  notices  of  judg- 
ment  164,800,1374 

general  schedule  of  supplies 1310 

importers  and  dealers,  Venezuela 355 

publications,  price  list. 522 

Tariff  Commission  report 195 

trafflc  in  dangerous  drugs,  1943 703 

see    also     Narcotics — Pharmacology— a?so 
names  of  drugs. 

Drum-coating  enamel,  specification. 580 

Drummond,  Floyd  E.,  relief 1124 

Drummond,  Fred  O.,  court  case 666 

Drummond,  Lena  M.,  relief 1124 

Drums  (containers): 

steel  drums,  statistics 17, 

135,  233,  352,  489,  619,  749,  904,  1004. 
1112,1235,1352. 

Drury,  Newton  B.,  National  Park  Service  graz- 
ing  1269 

Dry  batteries,  see  Electric  batteries. 

Dry  beans,  see  Beans. 

Dryland  farming,  see  Agriculture. 

Dry-cleaning  industry,  Ecuador 20 

Dry  ice,  solid  carbon  dioxide 1357 

Dry  milk,  see  Milk. 

Dry  peas,  see  Peas. 

Dry  provisions,  advance  base  menu 1180 

Drydocks: 

repair  facilities  for  Navy — 

estimate 424 

law.. 360 

letter  from  Navy  Department 250 

reports 260,370 

Dryer,  photographic,  specification 982,1086 

Drying,  see  Dehydration  and  dehydrated  foods. 

Dublin,  Louis  I.,  occupation  hazards  and  diag- 
nostic signs.. 66 

Dubuque  Packing  Co 302 

DuBuy,  H.  G.,  sampling  air-borne  microorgan- 
ism.   1141 

Duck  (textile): 

specification. 453 

Duck  Creek,  survey 599 

Ducks: 

beacons  to  frighten  from  grainflelds 1031 

specification 97 

Ducofl,  Louis  J.: 

farm  productivity  and  income. 996 

farm  working  force.. 342 

wages  of  agricultural  labor 1339 


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Dudgeon,   Lola   T.,   ascorbic  acid   content  of 

potatoes  476 

Dudik,  George  F.,  confectionery  sales,  etc.  751, 1010 

Dudley,  J.  E.,  jr.,  pea  aphid  on  peas 10 

Dues,  tax  regulation 579 

Duffee,  Peter  B.,  relief _ .  370 

Duffy  Bros.,  Inc .1 .' 500,785 

Dugan,  Kathleen  TI.,  statistical  abstract  .  .  17,1353 

Duggan,  Agnes  C,  salary,  etc.,  of  brother   1015 

Duggan,  Joseph  P.,  salary,  etc.,  to  sister    1015 

Dukehart,  Morton  M.,  jr.,  patent  appeal 622 

Dulac  quadrangle,  La , 1148 

Du    Large,    Bayou,    topographic    quadrangle 

map 1265 

Dulin,  Fannie,  court  case 539 

Duluth,  Minn.,  land  conveyance 1128, 1137, 1245 

Dumbarton  Oaks  conference,  see  International 
relations. 

Dumont,  Frederick  F.,  tax  appeal  of  exr 1307 

Dumortierite  in  1943 .  1035 

Dunbar,   Ralph  M.,  college,  etc.,  library  sta- 
tistics    384 

r>uncan,  E.  N.,  crossing  in  cotton, ,  898 

Duncan  Foundry  &  Machine  Works,  Inc  __  557,679 
Dunham,  George  C,  health  program  of  Ameri- 
can republics  _   1431 

Dunhill,  Alfred,  of  London,  Inc 922 

Dunkirk,  N.  Y.,  customs  port _ 1424 

Dunn,  Clifford  A.,  court  case 46 

Dunn,  Ethel  B.,  tax  appeal 436 

Duim,  .John  E.,  ointment  for  poison  ivy  derma- 
titis   266 

Dunn,  R.  C,  aerosols,  etc.,  containing  DDT._  1374 

Dunne.  Vincent  R.,  court  case 168 

DuPont,  Katharine  C,  see  Ketcham,  Katharine 

C. 
I  )urantc  family,  deportation  proceedings,  cancel .  144 

Durden,  Ray.,  tax  appeal 196 

Durez  Plastics  &  Chemicals,  Inc .. 1042 

Durr,  C.  J.,  listeners'  part  in  radio  program- 
ming    1255 

Durst,  Luther  M.,  relief 1015 

Dusts: 

airplane  dusting  for  A.  quadrimaculatus.  577, 924 

containing  rotenone  for  cattle  grubs 998 

determinations,  microprojector 1267 

Dutch  East  Indies,  see  Netherlands  Indies. 

Duthie,  George  A.,  community  forests 613 

Duties,  see  Tariff. 

DVL  velocity  recorder,  see  Velocity  recorder. 

Dvorkin,  Jacob,  court  case 401,651, 1100 

Dwellings,  see  Houses — Housing. 

Dwyer,  R.  H.,  court  case 858 

Dyeing,  home,  with  commercial  dyes 897 

Dyer,  Jack  V.,  relief 629,1366 

Dyer,  William  D.,  relief 629,  785. 1244 

E 

E.  M.  I.  C.,  «««  Infants. 
Eagle,  Harry: 

penicillin  in  relapsing  fever  infections 924 

phenyl  arsenoxides  in  trypanosomiasis .1141 

Eagle,  Colo.,  railroad  accident 395 

Eagle  Harbor  as  harbor  of  refuge.. 509 

Eagle  Lake  Improvement  Co 540 

Eagle-Picher  Lead  Co 72.835,1161 

Eagle-Picher  Mining  &  Smelting  Co. . .  72,835,1161 
Eanes,  Richard  H.,  venereal  disease  and  selec- 
tive service 926 

Earl,  Lewis  H.,  impact  of  war,  Louisville,  Ky..  283 

Earlc,  Thomas,  &  Sons,  Inc.. 381 

Farley,  James  S. 

British  wartime  price  administration 819 

controlling  prices  of  consumer  goods. 1294 

Earnings,  see  Salaries— Wages. 
Earp,  Worloy  S.: 

feed  ingredients,  etc. 342 

wartime  shifts  in  feed,  etc... 1231 

Ears,  care,  and  prevention  of  deafness. 266 

Earth,  introduction  to  earth 1052 

see  also  Terrestrial  magnetism. 

Earthenware  plumbing  fixtures,  standard 21 

Earthquakes: 

publications,  price  list 1262 

seismographic  report  of  Pehpei 491 

seismological  bulletin 138,354,491,907,1356 

United  States,  1942... 1240 

Earth's  magnetic  field... 

Earworm,  see  Com  earworm.  90 


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Easel,  photographic  retouching,  sf)ecif1cation  .  874 
Easements,  see  Real  estate. 

Eason,  Bessie  L.,  relief 642,845 

East.  J.  H.,  jr.: 

accidents  line  to  misuse  of  explosives    .     ..      .53 

hoisting-signal  code,  coal  mines 10,34 

hoisting-signal  code,  metal-mine  shafts 1034 

East  (Far  East): 

.\merican  prisoners  of  war .  2.'>3 

civilizations,  origin 1304, 1440 

Far  Eastern  series 1194 

frontogenetic  regions 951 

pamphlets,  annotated  list 1258 

plant  bugs,  new  oriental  genera,  etc 1068 

pre-war  imports 138 

units,  courses  of  study,  etc 265,923 

East  (Middle  East): 

Arab  village  community 1304, 1440 

East  (U.  S.): 

feed  cooperatives,  war  adjustments 346 

gold,  silver,  copper,  lead,  and  zinc 1034 

metal  mining,  1943 272 

strawberry  culture 898 

see  also  North  (U.  S.)— South  (U.  S.) 

East  Amherst,  N.  Y.,  aircraft  accident 1114 

East  Coast  Shipyards,  Inc  1018 

East  Columbus.  Ohio,  railroad  accident. 164 

East  Oreenwicli  quadrangle,  R.  I    1149 

East  Indies,  see  Indonesia — Netherlands  Indies. 

East  Texas  Motor  Freight  Lines... 532, 1392 

Easter  lilies,  see  Lilies. 

Eastern  Air  Lines.  Inc      ...  907 

Eastern  Central  Motor  Carriers  Association.  62,4.35 
Eastern  Cherokee  Indians,  see  Cherokee  Indians. 
Eastern  hemlock,  see  Hemlock. 
Eastern  redcedar,  see  Cedar. 

Eastern  Regional  Research  Laboratory 343, 

1103.1340 
Eastern  spruce,  see  Spruce. 
Eastern  States,  see  East  (U.  S.). 

Eastern  Sugar  Associates 666, 1273, 1398 

Eastern  white  pine,  see  Pine. 

Eastlake  quadrangle,  Colo 1265 

Eastland,  James  O.  (Senator  from  Miss.): 
reports  made  by—  - 

Claims  Com 39,  255-256, B42-643,  786-787 

Judiciary  Com 378,1367-68 

Eastman,  Joseph  B.,  proceedings  in  memory  of. .  1153 
Eating  places,  see  Restaurants. 

Eating  utensils,  sanitizing 1375 

Eatman,  Michael,  jr.,  relief 765,1132,1244 

Eatman,  Mrs.  Michael,  jr.,  relief 765, 1132, 1244 

Eaton,  Ethelynn  W.,  court  case... 821 

Eaton,  Frank  M.,  deficiency  of  boron  in  plants.  1105 

Eaton,  Julian  S.,  court  ca,se 821 

Ebcrharter,   Herman   P.   (Representative  from 
Pa.): 
report  made  by — 

Ways  and  Means  Com 781 

Ebihara,  Keikiti,  piston  ring 833 

Eby,  J.  B.,  Virginia  coal  fields 1033 

Eccles,  C.  Q.,  promin  treatment  of  leprosy 924 

Echegarav,  Alejandrino  N.,  alias  see  Rosenberg, 
Toby  L. 

Eckman,  W.  Va.,  railroad  accident. 395 

Eclipses: 

annular,  of  July  20,  1944. 839 

total  solar,  Jan.  2,S,  1944 73 

Economic  Administration,  Foreign,  see  Foreign 

Economic  Administration. 
Economic  and  Financial  Advisory  Committee, 
see   Inter-American    Financial    and 
Economic  Advisory  Committee. 

Economic  and  military  events,  1943 67, 173 

Economic  conditions: 

acts  bearing  on.  President's  message 185 

■\meriean  problems,  instructor's  course 1316 

basic  economic  data,  handbook. 960 

Brazil,  past  and  present  economy... 77 

business  research  projects 1240 

domestic  stability,  etc.,  background 1252 

economic  perspectives,  1943-48 .-  926 

economic  series 20, 

138,  139,  491,  621,  751,  752,  1010,  1116, 
1357 

economics  of  war,  bibliography 285 

inter- American  cooperation 1293 

postwar   municipal   finance  in   nat.   econ- 
omy.  1309 


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Economic  conditions— Continued 
Puerto  Rico,  investigate — 

hearings... 32,503,633,917,1127 

reports 151,633,770 

role  of  airports  in  national  economy ..  1351 

stabilization  act  of  Oct.  2,  1942  (amended)— 

analysis  and  comment 1187 

hearings 764,783 

law 916 

minority  views 783 

reports _.  760,764,781,783 

text  of  act... 1064 

stabilization  information  program.  189, 1064, 1189 

wartime  development  of  organizations 434 

West  Indies,  present  and  future  outlooic.  956, 1290 
Economic    Coordination    OfTicc,    see    Foreign 

Economic  Coordination  OlDce. 
Economic  plants,  see  Plants. 
Economic  Policy  and  Planning,  Post- War,  Spe- 
cial Committee  on  House,  see  Post- 
war Economic  Policy  and  Planning, 
Special  Committee  on.  House. 
Economic  Policy  and  Planning,  Post-War,  Spe- 
cial Committee  on.  Senate,  see  Post- 
war Economic  Policy  and  Planning, 
Special  Committee  on,  Senate. 
Economic  security,  see  Social  security. 
Economic  stabilization,  see  Economic  conditions. 
Economic  Stabilization  Board,  establishment.. .  730 

Economic  Stabilization  Office .  - 848, 958 

establishment 730 

estimate 846 

information  program 1189 

penalty  mail,  proposed  provision 1428 

posters... 848,958 

Economic  Warfare  Office,  transfer 3 

Economic  Wildlife  Investigations 929,1145 

Economics,  research  topics 1010 

Economics  Bureau,  Civil  Aeronautics  Bd. 490 

Economics  Section,  Extension  Service 1110 

Economies  in  National  Government: 

reduction  of  nonessential  expenditures — 

hearings 253 

reports 37,148,781,1019 

Ecuador: 

economic  jft)licy  of  Central  Bank 295 

health  and  sanitation  program 697 

laundry  and  dry-cleaning  industry.. 20 

military  mission,  agreement 1305 

snow  on  equator 958 

trade  of  United  States  in  1942 1240 

women's  organizations 69 

Ed  puts  'em  wise  (venereal  diseases) 681 

Eder,   Phanor  J.,  law  and  legal  literature  of 

Colombia 1413 

Eddy,  Bernice  E.: 

antipneumococcic  serum  cross  reactions 1259 

pneumococcic  types 924 

Eden,  James  L.,  relief... 1124 

Edens,  Luther  T.,  relief 243,358 

Edgartown  quadrangle.  Mass 808 

Edible  plants,  see  Plants. 

Edinburg,  Tex.,  aircraft  accident 1006 

Edinburg  Citrus  Association 1416 

Edison,  Thomas  A.,  see  Thomas  A.  Edison  Day. 

Edisto  River,  review  of  report 788 

Edmond,  J.  B.,  turnip  greens 608 

Edmundson,  W.  C,  onion-set  production 612 

Edna,  Calif.,  bituminous  sandstone  deposits...  1381 
Education: 

agriculture  census  statistics  uses 17 

biennial  surveys 384, 1374 

children  of  deceased  World  War  veterans...  769 

consumer,  source  materials 48 

la   educacion   on   los   Estados   Unidos   de 

America 857 

same,  in  Portuguese 966 

education  and  national  defense  series 519 

education  manuals.  Army 1078, 

1205,  1316-17,  1454 
educational  directory,  1943-44..  153,265,653,1028 
educational  program  of  Army,  inquiry.  1018, 1128 

exceptional  children,  references. 1140 

Federal  funds 518 

free  loan  packets 154,385 

in  China  today 384 

in  Cuba... 265 

Indian  education.. 53,160, 

270, 391, 525, 660, 1266, 1382 
malaria  control  in  Kentucky 1308 


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Education— Continued 

members  of  armed  forces,  etc.,  after  service — 

hearings 149 

minority  views 258 

reports 258, 632 

see  also,  in  main  alphabet.  Veterans, 
civilian  life  readjustment. 
Pan  American  Union  series — 

educaf  ao 78, 295 

educacion 78, 295, 1423 

publications,  price  list 1030 

rural  and  small  communities,  publications..  154 

rural  electrification,  its  place 743 

Spanish-speaking  children 385 

Spanish-speaking  communities 690 

taxation  in  Virginia I131 

vocacao  c  orientacao 295 

same,  in  Spanish 295 

wartime,  investigation 512, 644, 920, 1022, 1253 

wartime,  manual  for  defense  councils 186 

see  also  Military  education — Schools,  and 
references— Teaching — Visual  aids — 
Vocational  education — also  subject 
taught. 
Education  and  Labor  Committee,  Senate: 

hearings 149,512,644,920,1022,1253 

minority  views... 258 

reports 149,258,644,789,1134 

statement  by  Katharine  F.  Lenroot 549 

Education  and  Training  Advisory  Council,  see 
War  Service  Education  and  Train- 
ing Advisory  Council. 
Education  and  Training  Agency,  see  War  Service 

Education  and  Training  Agency. 
Education  and  Training  Committee,  National 
Conference   on   Labor   Legislation, 

report 172 

Education  boards  and  departments: 

State  boards  of  vocational  education — 

digest  of  reports 653 

manual  of  policies 1029 

Education  Committee,  House: 

report 632 

Education  Division,  Indian  Affairs  Office .  53, 

160, 270,  391,  525, 660, 1266, 1382 

E  ducation  f or  vi :  tory  (periodical) 48 , 

153,  265,  384,  518,  653,  799,  923,  1028 
1140,  1258,  1374. 

index,  v.  1 1028 

Education  Office 48, 

153,  265,  384,  517, 653,  799, 923, 1027 
1140,1258,1374. 

estimate 298 

make  use  of  consultant,  etc.,  services 519 

publications. 154, 923 

publications  on  education  in  rural,  etc.,  com- 
munities  154 

reports,  1941-42,  1942-43.. 265 

services  in  inter-American  field 518 

Education  officers,  see  Schools. 

Education  Section,  War  Finance  Division 98, 

443, 582, 1313, 1314, 1452 

Education  Unit,  Fire  Defense  Section 425 

Educational  associations,  directory 653 

Educational  Committee,  Horological  Institute  of 
America,  see  Horological  Institute  of 
America,  Educational  Committee. 
Educational  directory,  see  Education. 

Educational  leaflet,  NationaLPark  Service 1036 

Educational  Problems  in  the  Southwest,  Confer- 
ence on,  see  Conference  on  Educa- 
tional Problems  in  the  Southwest. 
Educational  Services  Branch,  Price  Administra- 
tion Office 569,  570, 1186, 1187, 1296 

Educational  Services  Section,  Naval  Personnel 

Bur 987,1176 

Edwards,   Alba   M.,    comparative  occupation 

statistics 490 

Edwards,  Charles  P.,  jr.,  court  case 168 

Edwards,  Corwin  D.,  international  cartels 259 

Edwards,  Everett  E.,  Jefferson,  contributions  to 

agriculture 484 

Edwards,  J.  Donald,  claims  under  war  contracts.  284 

Edwards,  M.  J.,  soil  survey 740 

Efficiency  ratings: 

manual-... 233.903 

rating  official's  guide 233 

Efficiency  Ratings  Administration  Section..  233.  903 

Efficiency  reports.  Army  regulations 584, 1454 

Eggers,  F.  C,  soil  survey 228 


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Eggplant,  ring  rot  bacterium-.. 1226 

Eggs: 

dehydrated,  message  to  mess  sergeants,  etc.  1084 

dislies  for  anj-  meal 897. 1342 

farm  production,  etc.,  1942^3 _.  478 

poultry  and  egg  situation 8, 125,  22.";,  343, 

478,  609,  737,  895,  997,  1103,  1227,  1339 

production,  monthly,  1942-43 342 

specification 97 

table  for  computing  production  records 610 

Egypt: 

criminal  offenses  by  armed  forces 697 

pocket  guide 115 

Ehret  Magnesia  Manufacturing  Co... 1370 

Eieht-hour  law,  see  Hours  of  labor. 

I8th  Street  Leader  Stores,  Inc. 1160 

Einset,  John,  shoot  apex,  etc.,  in  maize 1342 

Eisenhart,  C,  resistance  of  peas  to  aphids 224 

Eisenmenger,  Marie  A.,  court  case.. 1160 

Ejection  case  container,  specification 714 

Ekstrom,  Irnia,  carpet  and  rug  repair 1342 

Ekvall,  Mae  A.,  relief 243,785,913 

Elastic  Stop  Nut  Corporation 410,557,  1042 

Elder,  C.  W.,  jr..  horizontal  drilling  for  oil  in 

Pennsylvania. 1268 

Elder,  J.  L.: 

carbonizing  properties  of  coals 1150 

coal-carbonization  process 161 

Elders  Transfer  Co.,  Inc 530 

Election  of  President, Vice  President,  and  Rep- 
resentatives Committee,  Hou.se: 

voting  in  time  of  war 143 

Elections: 

calendar,  1944 :. 134,618 

corrupt  practices  acts,  etc.,  amendmentS-921. 1 137 

data  in  State  documents 1353 

political   statements   to   contain   names  of 

persons  publishing  same -..  33,794 

Presidential,     constitutional     provisions, 

etc 1131, 1306 

State  proposals  voted  upon  in  1943 234 

see  also  Campaign  funds— Contested  elec- 
tions— Political  activities— Voting. 
Elections  Committee  No.  1,  House: 

hearings 143 

report 502 

Elections  Committee  No.  2,  House: 

report 632 

Elections  Committee  No.  3,  House: 

reports 247 

Electoral  college,  constitutional  provisions  and 

laws _ 1131 

Electric  apparatus  and  appliances: 

distribution  of  household  appliances..  521, 1029 
electrical-equipment,  specifications.  75,  953,  1288 

fittings,  Sijeciflcation 1200 

fittings,  standard  nomenclature  list 884 

grounding  equipment,  coal  mines.. 161 

immediate  market  for  appliances 1301 

importers  and  dealers,  Venezuela 19 

metallurgical  research  devices.. 810 

occupations  relating  to  Industry 962 

units  and  parts,  nomenclature  list 405,876 

see  also  Radio  apparatus  and  appliances — 
also  name  of  special  apparatus  or 
appliance. 
Electric  batteries: 

boxes,  rates  on.. 57 

charger,  standard  nomenclature  lists 984, 

1090, 1215, 1326,  1327 

dry  batteries,  specification 1287 

Medical  Department  supply  catalog,  insert.  105 

storage  batteries,  specifications 292,  451 

testing-outfits, specification 294 

Electric  beacons,  see  Beacons. 
Electric  cables: 

specifications,  cable 315,580,082,1177 

s!)ecifications,  cable  fittings 1200 

standard     nomenclature,     cable    systems, 

remote  control 111-112, 

212,  594,  719, 720, 884, 1093 

Electric  cord,  specification 315 

Electric  dehydrator,  see  Dehydration  and  de- 
hydrated foods. 
Electric  engineering,  see  Engineering. 
Electric  equipment,  see  Electric  apparatus  and 
apphances. 

Electric  fans,  specifications 840, 1287 

Electric   fittings,    see   Electric  apparatus  and 
appliances. 


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Electric  fuses,  cartridge,  specifications 580,703 

Electric  generators,  see  Generators. 
Electric  heaters,  see  Heaters. 

Electric  irons,  specification 1..  75,841 

Electric  lamps,  see  Lights. 
Electric  lights,  see  Lights. 
Electric  measuring  instruments: 

operation  and  maintenance... 418 

specifications — 

combustible-gas-ind  icat  ing 954 

h  y  drogen-gas-indicat  ing 1056 

instrument-assemblies 954 

split-core-ammeter 1421 

see  also  Meters. 
Electric  motors: 

small  portable  motor 230 

specifications. 293.  326, 875,  973, 1075, 1087 

Electric  ovens,  specification... 1288 

Electric  piece  material,  see  Electric  wire  and 

wiring. 
Electric  power,  see  Electricity. 

Electric  Power  &  Light  Corporation 938 

Electric  railroads,  statistics,  1943 1385 

see  also  names  of  railroads. 
Electric  refrigerators,  see  Refrigerators. 
Electric  relays,  see  Relays 
Electric  safety  code,  see  National  electric  safety 
code. 

Electric  shock,  first-aid  treatment,  poster 10-''>3 

Electric-spark  ignition  of  gases  and  vapors 810 

Electric  supplies,  see  Electric  apparatus  and  ap- 
pliances. 
Electric  testing-sets: 

specification 842 

technical  manual _ _ 1322 

Electric  time  service,  Army  regulations 867 

Electric  toasters,  specification 1057 

Electric  utilities,  see  Public  utility  companies. 
Electric  wire  and  wiring: 

nomenclature,  electrical  piece  material 723 

specifications  for  wire 315,  580 

Electrical,  see  Electricity — also  certain  headings 
beginning  Electric. 

Electricians,  related  occupations 57 1 

Electricity: 

automotive  electricity 1460 

bills,     typical 152 

Bonneville  power,  generation  and  sales  sta- 
tistics  52,  158,  389, 

523,  657,  804,  1031,  1145,  1379 

electric  power  statistics,  title  page,  etc 1256 

fuel  consumption  for  production 47, 

152,  263,  383,  517,  653,  799,  922, 1026, 
1139,  1256.  1373 

ground-resistance  of  drill-hole  casings 809 

grounding  equipment  in  and  about  mines...  161 
industrial  establishments,  requirements...  1256 

instructor's  course  outline... 1316 

national  electric  rate  book 153, 

264,  799,  1027,  1139,    1257 

post-war  power  projects.. 1024 

power  plants,  specifications 591, 

875,  1087,  1214,  1324,  1462 

power  releases  in  mines 54 

production  by  utilities,  1943.. 263 

production  of  electric  energy  and  capacity 

of    plants -. 153 

production  of  electric  energy  in  U.  S 47, 

153,  264,  383,    517,    653,  799,    922, 
1020,  1139,   1256.  1373 

productivity  in  electric-energy  generation...  67, 

283 

REA  co-op  quiz  contest 743 

rural  America 230 

rural  electrification  news... « 13, 

230,  348,  484,  743,  900,  1000,  1107, 
1231,  1347 

rural  electrification,  place  in  education 743 

specification  for  photographic  power  pack..  1087 

static,  inOuence  of  humidity... 932 

Tennessee  Vallev  Authority,  sales  statistics.  95, 
197,  313,  577,  700,  861,  968,  1308,  1447 
Electrification  Administration,  see  Rural  Elec- 
trification Administration. 
Electrodes,  platinum  and  palladium  hydrogen- 
electrodes.. 1241 

Electron  power  tubes,  specification 955 

Electro-surgical  unit,  technical  manual 1322 


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Elementary  schools: 

colleges  reportiriR  curricula  graduates  .  ...  1140 

contribute  to  home  front  economy 961 

food  conservation  education  901 

publications,  education  and  the  war  .48,  92.3 

Elevation  quadrant,  nomenclature  lists  .      .    Ill, 

212,  462,  719,  1326 

1165  Park  Ave.  Corporation 1434 

Eliot.  Martha  M.: 

child  from  one  to  six... 1277 

health  of  our  Negro  children 549 

maternity  and  infant  care  program _  550 

Elk  Discount  Corporation 144.') 

Elk  Hills  petroleum  reserve,  nee  Petroleum. 

Elk  Run  Junction,  W.  Va.,  railroad  accident 934 

Elkhart,  Ind.,  railroad  accident .528 

Elkins,  W.  Va.,  aircraft  accident 1007 

Elko,  Nev.,  aircraft  accident  13,54 

Ellender,  Allen  J.  (Senator  from  La.): 
reports  made  by- 
Claims  Com 38-39, 

254-257,   375-376,  511-512,   642-643, 
784-788,  1020-21,  1131,  1365-67 

Education  and  Labor  Com 789 

Ellett,  W.  B.,  turnip  greens 608 

Elliott,  Alfred  J.  (Representative  from  Calif,): 
reports  made  by- 
Executive  Papers,  Joint  Committee  on 

Disposition  of.. 28,  142,240, 

361-.362,  498,  626,  761,  1014,  1122 

Public  Lands  Com 147 

Elliott,  F.  F.,  redirecting  agric.  production  and 

trade 342 

Elliott,  Mary  Q.,  salary,  etc.,  of  husband 499 

Elliott,  Mary  L.,  relief 144,  .365 

Elliott,  Robert  D.,  advective  pressure  changes..  911 

Elliott,  William  P.,  salary,  etc.,  to  widow 499 

Ellis,  H.  W.,  tax  appeal 311 

Ellis,  Mina  W.,  tax  appeal 311 

Ellsworth,  Wis.,  aircraft  accident _--  1008 

Elm,  American  wood 613 

Elm   bark   beetles,   regression  from   center  of 

dispersion 1 104 

Elmore,  John  C.,  two-spotted  mite,  lima  beans.,  227 

El  Paso,  Tex.,  aircraft  accident. 1113 

Elsa,  Tex.,  aircraft  accident 1006 

El  Salvador,  see  Salvador. 
Elsworth,  R.  H.,  farmers'  marketing,  etc.,  co- 
operatives     481 

Elting,  E.  C,  agricultural  experiment  stations, 

1943 227 

Elvehjem,  C.  A.,  nutritional  requirements 90 

Ely,  Richard  S.,   Federal  Trade  Commission 

decisions 268 

Ely,  Nev.,  aircraft  accident 1238 

Em  guarda  para  a  defesa  das  Americas  .82,  186,  301, 
567,   848,   958,    1062,    1184,  1293,  1431 

Embioptera,  revision 192 

Embroideries,  wage  order  poster 69 

Emergency  Board  (Bingham  &  Garfield  Ry.): 

proclamation 1425 

Emergency   Board   (Chicago,   North   Shore  & 
Milwaukee  R.   R.,  etc.): 

proclamation ..  1182 

Emergency  Board  (nonoperating  railway  em- 
ployees, 1944): 

establishing.  Executive  order 185 

Emergency  Board  (Union  Ry.): 

proclamation 1 182 

Emergency  Court  of  Appeals,  see  names  of  parties 
to  suits. 

Emergency  Executive  Committee... 126 

Emergency  funds,  see  special  subject,  or  names 

of  departments,  bureaus,  etc. 
Emergency  kits: 

emergency  sustenance  kits,  specifications..  455, 

591,  715 

parachute  emergency  kit,  specification 455 

Emergency  Management  Office.  82,  186,  300,  425, 
567,  690,  847,  958, 1062, 1184, 1292, 14.30 

estimates,  etc 423,  424,  425,  689,  1426 

Emergency  officers'  retired  list,  amend  act 634 

Emergency  transportation  act,  see  Railroads. 
EMIC,  see  Infants. 

Eminent  domain,  expedite  payment  for  land 33, 

637,  772 

Emmart,  E.  W.,  pcnicillium  in  tuberculosis 801 

Emmons,  Gardner,  drawing  isobars  on  maps..  417, 

1176 
Emory,  Mayo  L.,  inducing  therapeutic  fever. -  154 


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Emory,  Oa.,  railroad  accident 274 

Empire  Carpet  Corporation 1392 

Empire  quadrangle,  La 1148 

Empire  quadrangle,  Oreg 1266 

Empire  Vault  Light  Co 796,1398 

Employee  counseling,  see  Counseling  services. 

Employee  services,  planning 1078 

see   also   Commercial   services— Counseling 
eervices. 
Employee  suggestion  systems: 

guide  for  labor-management  committees 88 

Interior  Department- 
hearings 918 

law.. ._  915 

reports 45,  777 

joint  and  equal  representation  .  1301 

Maritime  Comn.  and  War  Shipping  Ad- 
min.— 

administrative  order 832 

committee  reports 40,  249 

law    360 

reports  of  departments 506 

posters... 87,104,209,721,882,1262 

reference? 903 

Employees,  see  Government  officials  and  em- 
ployees, and  names  of  departments, 
bureaus,  etc.,  where  employed— 
Labor— Railroad  employees— a/so 
certain  headings  beginning  Employ- 
ment. 
Employees'  compensation,  see  Employers'  lia- 
bility and  workmen's  compensation. 

Employees'  Compensation  Commission 46, 

152,  263,  382;  516,  652,  797,  922,  1026, 
1138,  1255,  1371. 

appropriations,  hearings 763 

estimate,  etc 688 

penalty  mail,  proposed  provision 1429 

safety  bulletin  ...  46,  152,  263,  382,516,  652,  797, 
922,  1026,  1138-39,   1255,  1371 

safety  studies  and  investigations 633 

Employers : 

income  tax  withholding  duties 1310 

wage-hour  digest 1281 

Employers'  associations  in  California...  149,644,789 
Employers  Group  of  Motor  Freight  Carriers, 

Inc 1398 

Employers'   liability  and  workmen's  compen- 
sation: 

agreement  with  Dominican  Republic 434 

chiropractors,  act  to  include 145 

employees'  compensation  act 1255 

laws,  principal  features 1278 

longshoremen's,  etc.,  act,  amending 33 

medical  facilities  for  Govt,  employees 1371 

publications,  price  list 522 

safety  investigation,  to  provide 633 

second-injury  funds  as  employment  aids..  674 
see   also   Employees'    Compensation   Com- 
mission. 
Employment  agencies,  see  Employment  offices. 
Employment      and      Occupational       Outlook 

Branch'. 1410 

Employment  and  unemployment: 

airframe,  etc. ,  plants  employment 1410 

aluminum-products  industry  employment..  406 

bibliography  on  employment  service 1065 

bitumiiious-coal  mi  nes  employment   1383 

British  Government's  employment  policy.  1167 

British  proposals  for  full  employment 675 

canning  industries,  migratory  workers 407 

clay  mine  and  pit  employment,  1942 270 

coal  mine  employment,  1942 525 

copper  mine  employment,  1942 271 

cotton  goods  industry  emjiloyment.-  1278,1410 

covered  workers  under  State  laws 1376 

discrimination  in  employment,  prohibit— 

hearings 1017, 1253 

report 1134 

employment  and  pay  rolls,  monthly 829, 

945, 1047, 1167, 1279, 1410 

estimates,  1940  and  1930 1006 

estimates  of  labor  force 136, 

235,  353,  619,  750,  905,  1005,  1112,  1235 

farm  employment  (monthly  report) 8, 

125,  225,  342,  477,  608,  736,  894,  996. 
1102,  1226,  1338. 

farm  employment  in  1943 1109 

Federal  employment,  State  distribution...  1411 
gold,  silver,  etc.,  mine  employment,  1942 . .  933 


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Employment  and  unemployment— Continued 

Qovcrnmcnt  omplovmi'ot . 618, 

904,111.1235,1351 
(lovernmcnt-owned    war    i>lants,    employ- 

ment^- _,     945,1047 

impact  of  war  on  employment-. 1279 

in  Massachusetts,  employment  changes-.  1410 

iron-ore  mine  employment,   1943    1151 

lead  and  zinc  mine  employment,  1942 271 

lead  and  zinc  mines  employment,  1943 1267 

metal    and    nonmelal    mine    employment, 

1942 933 

metal  mine  emi)loyment,  1942 162 

metallurgical  plant  employment,   1942   _  . ,  271 
mineral  industries  employment        ,  .1151 

N.  Y.  rity  area,  employment  stabilization  .     86 

nonagricuitural  employment,  1939-44 945 

nonmetallic-mineral     mines     employment, 

1942 810 

petroleum  industry  employment,   1942 34 

post-war  problem- 
hearings  921 

report 794 

post-war  unemployment 406 

publications,  price  list 522 

'juarry  employment,  1942 .'...   162 

reeni|iliiyrnent  bulletin,  _ _.. 86 

shijjbuilding  industry  employment,  1935-43-  831 

shipyard  employment,  1943 946 

State  and  local  govt,  employment  survey        16, 
134-135,234.351.618,748 
see  also,   above.    Government  employ- 
ment. 
State,  county,  etc.,  employment  survey  .   551, 
829.94.5,  1167,1279,1411 

supervised  employment  case  re|);)rt   1377 

telegraph,  etc..  industry  employment 798 

see  also  Child  labor  Handicapped— 
Women— a/«o    certain    ot  ler    lieadings 
beginning  Employment. 
Employment  otfices; 

private  agencies,  laws  rel.  to  regulation 172 

training  iirogram 1065 

see  also  Demonstration  employment  offices- 
Employment    Service,    War    Man- 
power Comn. 
Employment-Production   Board,   see   National 
Production- Employment  Board. 

Employment  security,  publications 156 

see  also  Unemployment  insurance. 
Employment  Security  Bureau  _  _    50,  1.56,  267,  387, 
520,   655,   802,   927,    1029.  1143,    1376 
Employment  Service,  Selective  Service  System    639 
Employment  Service,  War  Manpower  Comn.: 
local  offices — 

activities,   Jan.   1944  852 

activity  reports,  how  to  prepare,  etc.   .  1065 

expanded  service  to  veterans   1065 

veterans'     employment     functions,     state- 
ment  1128 

Employment  Statistics  Division 830,1278 

Emporium  Capwell  Co 821 

Emsweller,  S.  L.,  growing  Easter  lilies  in  U.  S.  1105 
En  guarde  pour  la  defense  des  Ameriques...  84.8, 1293 

En  guardia  para  la  defensa  de  las  Am  ricas 82, 

186,  301,  567,  690,  848,  958,  1062,  1293.  1431 
Enamel: 

specification  for  drum-coating  enamel 580 

specification  for  porcelain  enamel 292 

Enamel  strippers,  letter  circular     ..  753 

Enameled  ware,  porcelain,  statistics.-  17,    135,   234, 
352,  489,  619,  749,  9&1,  1004,  1112,  1235,  1352 

Encinal  Terminals  _ 310 

End  checks,  see  Wood. 

Endicott,   K.  M.,  lesions  in  rats  given  sulfa- 

thiazole,  etc 385 

Endive,  market  diseases.  --. 1342 

Endo,  Mitsuye,  court  case    - 1398 

Endocrinology,    aportaciones    de    los    Estados 

Unidos  de  America _  966 

Enemy  aliens,  see  Alien  enemies. 
Enemy  property: 

administration,  amend  war  powers  act 1248 

control,  1917-43 847 

Energizer,  specififcation.. 325 

Enforcement  of  law,  see  Law  enforcement. 

Engel,  George,  court  case - 1162 

Engel,  Hajm,  see  .-Vngell,  Henry. 
Engel,  Henryk,  alias,  see  Angell,  Henry. 
Engelmann  spruce,  see  Spruce. 


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Engert,  Marie,  relief  .  _  1135,1244 

Engine  gage  unit,  specification .  .326 

Engineer  Board,  Army  regulations  .-       ..   .   .   1204 
Engineer  Corps,  Army: 

Army  regulations 202, 

583,  706, 867, 1077, 1204, 1315, 1453 

estimates,  etc -  -  . .  185, 688, 846 

field  manual 203,  445, 585, 707, 868, 976 

operations  of  engineer  units.  585, 868 

ordnance  equipment  charts.  105-106, 210, 328,  329 

reference  data 707 

.supply  catalog 459-460,593 

tables  of  allowances 101,1206,1456 

tables  of  equipment.    ..  102,  203,  204-205,  321- 
322,  447,  709-710,  870,  978,  1082,  1208, 
1319-20, 1457 
tables  of  organization  101, 

102,  204-205,  321-.322,  447,  708,  709-710, 
869,  870,  978,  1082,  1208,  1319-20,  1457 

troops,  field  manual 203,585,868,976 

Engineer  Department 105, 

115,  209,  332,  466,  598,  722,  724,  884, 
988, 1093, 1217, 1330, 1464 

estimates,  etc 566, 1426 

posters -  - 105,  209 

report,  1942 1464 

report,  1943 1094 

Engineer  foundry,  technical  manual 1460 

Engineering: 

agriculturarengineering  publication  series.  1197 
descriptions  of  professions — 

aeronautical  engineering  _ _ 8.52 

agricultural  engineering 852 

ceramic  engineering 852 

chemical  engineering 852 

civil  engineering 852 

electrical  engineering _ 852 

industrial  engineering 852 

marine  engineering. ..  862 

mechanical  engineering 852 

metallurgical  engineering 852 

mining  engineering  _ _  852 

petroleum  and  natural  gas  engineering..  852 

safety  engineering 853 

descriptions  of  specialized  fields — 

agricultural  engineering 1437 

chemical  engineering 1437 

marine  engineering  regulations 73 

public  health  engineering  abstracts 155, 

266,  385, 520,  654, 925, 1142, 1259.  1375 

index,  v.  23 266 

publications,  of  interest  to  engineers 742 

publications,  price  list 1262 

.safety  engineering,  in  colleges 1046 

safety  engineering,  manual 420 

"sanitary  engineering  in  Latin  America 1294 

tables  of  engineering  data 683 

waterworks  engineering  in  disaster . .  426 

Engineering  &  Research  Corporation 950,1172 

Engineers  Public  Service  Co 278 

Engines: 
aircraft — 

airworthiness 907 

employment  in  plants .  1410 

hourly  earnings  in  plants 551 

maintenance,  repair,  etc 235 

rates  on   .     815,816 

auxiliary.  Ships  Bureau  manual 562 

Diesel,  operation  and  maintenance 1420 

handpiece  for  dental  burrs,  manual 1460 

hazards  in  mining  and  tunneling 809 

motores  Die.sel  e  a  oleo  combustlvel 1357 

rehabilitation  problems.. 1294 

transcontinental  west-bound  rates 534 

England,  see  Great  Britain. 

Engleby  Electric  Co.,  Inc 821 

Englerth,  G.  H.,  discolorations  in  sitka  spruce    1343 

Englewood  quadrangle,  Colo 1265 

English  Channel: 

lights  and  fog  signals       ..  .415 

tidal  streams 417 

English  language: 

instructor's  course  outline 1316 

interpreting  OPA  through  classrooms 428 

teacher  and  war  .savings  program 98 

teaching  as  2d  language  . . 1258 

texts  for  use  in  American  republics 154 

Englund,  Eric,  European  food  situation. 1343 


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Engraving  and  Printing  Bureau: 

night  differential  for  certain  employees 628, 

642, 914 
overpayments  to  charwomen,  remit  claims.  143, 

239 

Enid  Board  of  Trade 817 

Enlisted  men,  see  Army — Navy. 
Enlisted  Reserve  Corps,  Army: 

pay  and  allowances 202,319,706,1203 

regulations 1453 

Ennes,  Howard  W.,  ]r.,  hygiene  of  clothing 73 

Ennis,  Hyron  W.,  relief 243,785,1244 

Ennis,  George  P.,  relief  of  cxrx 765 

Ennis,  Gladys  A.,  exrx.,  relief 765 

Enterprise  Engine  &  Foundry  Co 1061 

Enterprise    Lodge,    Brotherhood    of    Railroad 

Trainmen,  court  case 310 

Entomology,  see  Insects. 

Entomologv  and  Plant  Quarantine  Bureau 10, 

127,  227,  345,  479,  610,  738,  896,  998, 
1104,1228,1341 

estimates 423 

poster 739 

report,  1943 345 

rules  and  regulations 479 

service  and  regulatory  announcements...  10, 480, 

897, 998, 1228 

index,  1943... 897 

title  page  and  contents,  1943 897 

Entranceways  and  checking  stations 1152 

Eocene  formations,  etc.,  of  Coalina  anticline 658 

Ephemerides: 

American  ephemeris  and  nautical  almanac.    418 

ephemeris  of  the  sun,  Polaris,  etc 1380 

Epidemics,  see  Contagious  and  infectious  dis- 
eases— also  names  of  diseases. 

Epileptic  patients  in  institutions 1112 

Epstein,  Lenore,  earnings,  etc.,  in  Honolulu 1411 

Equal  rights  amendment,  comments 1166 

Equipage,  see  Military  supplies. 
Equipment,  see  Military  supplies. 

E  quitable  F  ire  &  Marine  Insurance  Co 1127 

Equitable  Life  Assurance  Society  of  U.  S.  62, 540, 576 

Equitable  Trust  Co.. 568 

Erdmann,  C.  E.: 

Hungry  Horse  dam  and  reservoir  site 1146 

oil  and  gas  in  M  on  tana 1264 

Ericlison,  Ethel,  women's  employment  in  mak- 
ing of  steel 407 

Ericsson,  Leif,  statue  in  D.  C,  erection...  794 

Erie&  St.  Lawrence  Corporation 937 

Erie  Canal,  illustration  of  foreign  investment. ..  1431 
ErieR.  R.: 

mail  routes,  schedules 79, 421, 686, 1060, 1424 

rates  on  hides 817 

self-insurance 1390 

Ernst,  Walter,  patent  appeal 1242 

Erosion,  see  Soil  erosion. 

Ervin,  Cora,  relief 243,496,511 

Ervin,  Walter,  relief 243,496,511 

Esau,  Katherine,  beet  mosaic 1337 

Escarole,  market  diseases 1342 

Esch,HarrietteH.,F.T.C.  statutes,  etc 1261 

Eskew,  Roderick  K.,  natural  apple  flavors 1340 

Eskin,  Leonard,  wartime  labor  supply  in  U.  S . .  1279 

Esplen,  Pa. ,  railroad  accident 1038 

Essential  activities,  see  Occupations. 
Essential  materials,  see  Strategic  and  critical 
materials. 

Estate  tax  returns,  statistics  from 1448 

Estimates  of  appropriations,  «ee  Appropriations 
— Budget— aZ«o  special  subject,  or 
name  of  department,  etc.,  submit- 
ting estimate. 

Etchells,  John  L. ,  vegetable  salting. 895 

Ethnology   Bureau,   see   American    Ethnology 

Bureau. 
Ethyl  Gasoline  Corporation: 

patent  appeal 910 

rates  on  antiknock  compounds 59 

Ethylene  dichloride  for  fumigation  of  Japanese 

beetle  larvae 1228 

Eulogies,  see  Memorial  services. 
Europe: 

lights  and  fog  signals 415 

preservation  of  Jews 41 

relief  of  starving  peoples — 

hearings 150 

reports - 41,365,509 


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European  bindweed,  root  reserve  depletion. 995 

European  corn  borer: 

insecticides  to  control.. 227 

strains  in  United  States 479 

toxicity  of  organic  compounds. 227, 739 

European  elm  bark  beetles,  »ee  Elm  bark  beetles. 
European  War,  1914-18: 

artillery  plants,  disposition 1046 

demobilization  of  manpower 1046 

food  prices,  what  happened  after  war? 1434 

impact  of  war  on  Hampton  Roads  area 283 

inflation  and  deflation  after  war 1186-87 

inventory  lesson 1343 

summary  of  operations,  combat  divisions. ..  488, 
617-618,  746-747, 903,  1003, 1110, 1350 

surplus  machine  tools,  disposition 946 

war  minerals  relief  statutes,  pay  awards.  497,  513 
see  also  Army  Garden  Service — Pensions — 
Veterans. 
European  War,  1939-    ,  see  World  War,  1939- 

Eury,  Harry  B.,  court  case '  821 

Evans,  C.  Calvert,  water  carrier  decision 937 

Evans,  C.  Guy: 
relief — 

hearing 260 

law 496 

reports 43,364 

Evans,  Emily  M.,  tax  appeal _.  1307 

Evans,  H.  L.,  motor  carrier  decision 533 

Evans,  James,  relief  of  estate 1017 

Evans,  Leola,  relief 1020 

Evans,  Robert  B.,  rayon  and  other  synthetic 

fibers 1340 

Evans,  Samuel  S.,  tax  appeal 1307 

E vansville,  Ind.,  switching  charges 535 

Evensen,  CO.,  relief 364,496,511 

Ever  Ready  Label  Corporation 950 

Eveready  Loan  Co 311 

Everglades  National  Park 1130 

The  E  vergreens  (corporation) 540, 1042 

Everhart,  Gail,  Berea  sand 1033,1147 

Everhart,  John  L.,  metals  and  alloys 236 

E vers.  Avid  H.,  relief.-.. 243,511,625 

Evidence: 

admission  in  certain  cases — 

hearings 145 

minority  vie ws 772 

report 772 

Ewald,  Oleta  A.,  court  case 540 

Examinations,  Naval  Academy  sample  papers..  839 

see  also  classes  of  persons  for  which  civil 

service  examinations  are  held. 

Examining  and  Personnel  Utilization  Div 747 

Excavators,  padrao  comercial 139 

E.xcelsior  Automotive  Service,  Inc 765 

Exceptional  children,  see  Children. 
Excess  profits  tax: 

applications  relative  to,  extending  time 26 

refund  bonds 197 

regulations 314 

returns,  inspection 687,846,957,1424 

returns,  statistics  from 440 

Exchange,  see  Foreign  exchange. 

Exchange  charges,  see  Federal  reserve  member 

banks. 
Exchange  Commission,  see  Securities  and  Ex- 
change Commission. 
Exchange  Service,  see  International  Exchange 

Service. 
Exchanges,  see  Post  exchanges— Stock  exchanges. 
Excise,  tax,  see  Internal  revenue. 
Executive,  see  President  of  United  States. 
Executive  agencies,  see  Government  otfices. 
Executive  Agencies,  Special  Committee  to  In- 
vestigate, House: 

hearings 769,917,1017,1247 

minority  views 632 

reports 32,247,632,1017,1362 

E.xecutive  agreements: 

analysis 1253 

executive  agreement  series 91, 

92,  193,  194,  309,  433,  434,  574,  575,  696, 
697,  856,  857,  966,  967,  1193,  1194,  1304, 
1305,  1306,  1442,  1443,  1444 
Executive  Committee  on  Commercial  Policy, 

abolishing.  Executive  order 1060 

Executive  Department  of  The  Panama  Canal, 
see  Panama  Canal. 


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Executive   departments,   see  Appropriations- 
Government     ofRces— Qovernraent 
supplies. 

Executive  Mansion,  estimate 180 

Executive  Office  of  The  Panama  Canal,  see  Pan- 
ama Canal. 
Executive  Office  of  the  President,  see  President 

of  United  States. 
Executive  orders  and  proclamations,  see  Presi- 
dent of  United  States — also  subject. 
Executive  Papers,  Joint  Committee  on  Disposi- 
tion of: 

reports.. 28,  142, 

240,  361-362,  498,  626,  761,  1014,  1122 
Exhibits: 

for  fairs,  rates  on 534 

National  Archives,  catalog 1414 

see  also  subject  of  exhibit. 
Exit  interview,  control  of  personnel  turnover. .  1078 
Expansion,  mean,  etc.,  methods  for  wheat  stocks    736 
Expatriation,  see  Citizens  of  United  States. 
Expeditions,  see  Explorations — also  names  of  ex- 
peditions. 
Expendable  property,  see  Military  supplies. 
Expenditures: 

family  spending  plan 480 

planned  spending  and  saving 1065 

steelworkers,  1943-. 1047 

wartime  spending  in  Honolulu..- 1411 

see  also  Budget — Finance— aiso  subjects  for 
which  expenditures  are  made. 
{Expenditures  in  Executive  Departments  Com- 
mittee, House: 

calendar .■.. 1362 

hearings 143, 1017 

reports 769,1017 

Expenditures  in  Executive  Departments  Com- 
mittee, Senate: 

hearings. 1134 

report... 258 

Experiment  station  record 10,  227,  345,  480, 

611,  739,  897,  1105,  1228,  1342 

index  number,  v.  89 740 

title  page,  contents,  index,  v.  88.. 227 

Experiment  stations,  see  Agricultural  experi- 
ment stations— o?«o  names  of  sta- 
tions. 

Experment  Stations  Office 10,  227, 

345,  480,  611,  739.  897,  1105,  1228,  1342 

report,  1943.. _ 345 

Hxploder,  mine,  standard  nomenclature  lists.  593,  984 

Explorations,  publications,  price  list 1030 

see  also  names  of  expeditions. 
Explosions: 

acetylene  generators 810 

coal-mine,  1943 391 

Montana  Coal  &  Iron  Co 162 

Praco  no.  10  mine 391 

Primrose  Colliery 392 

Sayreton  no.  2  mine 392 

studies  in  1943 392 

Three  Point  mine 393 

Explosives: 

accidents  due  to  misuse... 53 

Army  regulations,  transportation  by  water.  1204 
Coast  Guard  regulations,  for  vessels...  837, 1052 

excavation  of  gun  emplacements 1084 

Federal  act,  regulations,  etc 1034 

field  manual.. 445,1317 

general  schedule  of  supplies... 970 

manufactured  and  sold  in  1943 662 

permissible,  list 161 

production  during  1942 161 

production  during  1943. 1034 

publications,  price  list 1378 

studies  in  1943    392 

tests,  applying  for 661, 1034 

transportation  in  passenger  trains 771 

use  and  handling  in  coal  mines 661 

see  also  names  of  explosive  substances. 
Export-Import  Bank  of  Washington: 
appropriations  (.H.  R.  4937)— 

estimates 688 

hearings 763,782 

law... 914 

reports... 759,763,783 

our  foreign  trade. 77 

Exports,  see  Imports  and  exports. 

Exposure  indicator,  specification 455 


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Express,  see  names  of  commodities,  and  compa- 
nies. 

Express  Publishing  Co 821 

Ex-servicemen,  see  Veterans,  and  references. 
Extended  school  services,  see  Day  care  of  children. 
Extension  ladders,  see  Ladders. 

Extension  Service 13,  131,  231,  350, 

486,  616,  745,  902,  1002,  1109,  1233,  1349 

posters 487,616,745,902,1002 

report,  1943 132 

Extension  Service  review 13,  131,  231,  350, 

486,  745,  902,  1002,  1109,  1233,  1349 
Extension  work: 

report,  1943 132 

thirty  years  of  extension  work 1109 

what  agricultural  extension  is 486 

see  also  Extension  Service. 

Extractors,  fruit-juice,  specification. 1178 

P'xtrafamilial  contact  tracing 380 

Eyeglasses,  see  Spectacles. 
Eyes: 

injuries  In  shipyards. 173 

let's  seel-. 654 

the  point  is,  eye  saving  service 173 

sight  security,  poster 1046 

Eyles,  Don  E.,  anopheline  mosquitoes 1141 

Eyre,  F.  H.,  jack  pine  stands  in  Lake  States 229 

Ezekiel,  Mordecai.  world  food  situation   7 


F.  B.  I,,  see  Federal  Bureau  of  Investigation. 
F.  C.  A.,  see  Farm  Credit  Administration. 
F.  C.  C,  see  Federal  Communications  Commis- 
sion. 
F.  C.  I.  C,  see  Federal  Crop  Insurance  Corpora- 
tion. 
F.  D.  A.,  see  Food  Distribution  Administration. 
F.   D.   I.   C,   see   Federal   Deposit  Insiuance 

Corporation. 
F.  E.  P.   C,  see  Fair  Employment  Practice 

Committee. 
F.  H.  A.,  see  Federal  Housing  Administration. 

F.  H.  E.  Oil  Co.. 860 

F.  H.  L.  B.  A,,  see  Federal  Home  Loan  Bank 

Administration. 
F.  P.  A.,  see  Food  Production  Administration. 
F.    P.    H.    A.,    see    Federal    Public    Housing 

Authority. 
F.  S.  A.,  see  Federal  Security  Agency. 
F.  T.  C,  see  Federal  Trade  Commission. 
F.  V.  Hill  (motor  vessel): 

Maritime  Comn.  report,  etc 408 

F.  W.  A.,  see  Federal  Works  Agency. 
Fabrics,  see  Textiles. 

Face  masks,  specifications :.. 715, 1087 

Factories: 

health  education  for  Britain's  workers 1410 

inspection  in  Britain 1410 

spendable  earnings  of  workers,  1941-43 675 

you  are  needed  to  fight  in  a  factory 190 

Facts  about  America  series 430 

Facts  you  should  know  (OPA  statements) 569, 

1185,1186,1187,1188 
Paget,  O.  H: 

Kolmer  and  Kahu  tests  in  leprosy 800 

promin  treatment  of  leprosy 924 

Fagus  graudifolia,  see  Beech. 

Fahey,  J.  E.,  DDT  mixtures... 1341 

Fahrens  Creek,  survey 599 

Faick,  Conrad  A.,  indices  of  refraction,  etc 492 

Fair  Employment  Practice  Commission: 
establishing — 

hearmgs 1017, 125:5 

report U'M 

Fair  Employment  Practice  Committee,  Emer- 
gency Management  Office 958 

appropriations,  hearings 76:j 

established,  notes  of  general  interest 890 

estimate 424 

how  it  operates 958 

penalty  mail,  proposed  provision. 1429 

termination — 

hearings 1017, 1253 

report 1134 

Fair  Employment  Practice  Committee,   War 
Manpower  Comn.: 
termination — 

notes  of  general  interest 890 

Fair  labor  standards,  see  Labor  standards. 


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Fairbank,  H.  S.: 

new  highway  program 1261 

post-war  highway  program 521 

Fairbanks,   B.   W.,   meal   from  damaged  soy- 
beans  _ 1225 

Fairbanks,  Margaret  M.,  tax  appeal  of  exrs 436 

Fairchild,  Her  J.,  grade  terminology  problem...  492 

Fairchild  Enginel<<j|Airplane  Corporation. KiH 

Fairhopc  (luadrangle,  Ala. 6o9 

Fairmont  Creamery  Co.. 557, 1273 

Fairpeake  strawberries,  see  Strawberries. 

Falbo,  Nick,  court  case 62,310 

Falbo,  Ralph,  sr.,  court  case 82.3 

Felcs,  Elisha  N.,  airplane  takeoff,  etc 137 

Falfurrias,  Tex.,  aircraft  accident 1007 

Fall  River,  Mass.: 

milk  in  marketing  area. 1001 

topographic  maps  of  quadrangles 660, 1382 

Families: 

allowances — 

Army  regulations 202,  706, 1076, 1314 

in  various  countries 283 

to  dependents  of  soldiers 1216 

clothing,  cost,  1935-44 1410 

draft  aid  center  service 1292 

family    living,    college   curriculum    adjust- 
ment   48,  .384 

food  consumption 1105 

food  plans  for  good  nutrition 10 

in  congested  areas,  characteristics 1005, 

1112, 1236 

in  congested  areas,  wartime  changes 1005-6, 

1112-13, 1236 

income  and  social  insurance,  1941 1260 

medical  care,  what  families  spend 611 

size ,  and  age  of  head ,  census  report 751 

spending  plan _ 480 

see  also  Farms  and  farmers. 
Family  allowances,  see  Families. 

Famous-Barr  Co 950 

Fanelli,  J.  George,  court  case 407 

Faniou,  Arthur  A.,  relief  of  mother 243,  642,  913 

Fans  and  blowers: 

operation  and  maintenance  of  blowers 839 

single  stage  axial  fans j, 554 

specification  for  blowers 451,953, 1177 

statistics 17, 

135,  235,  352,  489,  619,  749,  905,  1004, 
1112,  1235,  1352. 
see  also  Electric  fans. 
Far  East,  see  East  (Far  Eastj. 

Far  Eastern  Unit 138 

Fares,  see  Passenger  rates. 

Fargo,  N.  Dak.,  Veterans'  Admin.  Facility 425 

Farm  accidents,  see  Accidents. 

Farm    Adjustment    Agency,    see    Agricultural 

Adjustment  Agency. 
Farm  and  Home  Convention: 
address — 

Hutson,  J.  B._. 348 

Farm  and  Home  Hour: 
addresses,  etc.,  by — 

Hancock,  Frank,  jr 617 

Jones,  Marvin 2:30,348,484,743 

Straub,  Walter.. 690 

Wickard,  Claude  R... _ 124,893 

Farm  animals,  see  Livestock. 
Fai'm  auctions,  see  Auctions. 

Farm  buildings,  requirements  for  animals 12s 

Farm  credit,  see  Agricultural  credit. 

Farm  Credit  Administration U, 

128,  228,  346,  481,  612,  741,  899,  999, 
1106,  1229,  1343. 

circulars  on  farm  credit 1106 

investigation 780 

loans  and  discounts,  reports 346, 1106 

operation,  facilitate 362,  373,  510, 626,  758, 1121 

persons  employed,  E.xecutive  order 80 

publications  on  cooperation 228,899 

report,  1943 999 

Farm  crops,  see  Agricultural  products— Crops. 
Farm  employment,  see  Employment  and  imem- 

ployment. 
Farm  equipment,  see  Farm  implements  and 
machinery. 

Farm  fences 898 

Farm  implements  and  machinery: 

distribution  of  agricultural  implements 521, 

1029 
equipment  outlook 229 


Pasi' 

Farm'implements  aud  machinery— Continued 

foreign  shipments  of  farm  machinery 900 

general  schedule  of  supplies _.  1449 

manufacture  and  sale  of  farm  equipment...    618 

union  agreements  in  industry .  .'5.50 

year's  supply  of  farm  machinery  messages  .  487 
see  also  names  of  implements  and  machines. 

Farm  income,  see  Income — also  names  of  com- 
modities from  which  income  is 
derived. 

Farm  labor: 

children,  see,  in  main  alphabet,  Child  labor. 

fact  sheet 229 

farm  labor  (monthly  report).   .  .  8,12.5.225,342 
477,  608,  736, 894, 996, 1102,  1226,  1338 

Farm  Security  Admin,  activities 1233 

insurance,  emergency  program ti08 

learning  about  jobs  from  pictures 1109 

make  food  fight  for  freedom 304 

Mexican  workers,  temporary  migration 575 

mobilizing  help  to  save  crops : . .  _  1002 

needs  in  1944 iga 

nonfarm  women,  employment  on  farms 407, 

553 

productivity  aud  income 99ti 

stories  in  Extension  Service  review 487 

supply  and  distribution,  appropriation — 

hearings _  29, 253 

laws 26,240 

reports 29,240,253 

training  services 304 

wages  of  agricultural  labor 1339 

wartime  manpower  in  farming 283 

working  force  of  1943 342 

see    also    Veterans — Victory    Farm    Volun- 
teers— Wages. 

Farm  land,  see  Land— Real  estate. 

Farm  loans,  see  Agricultural  credit. 

Farm  machinery,  see  Farm  implcmenl.s  ami 
machinery. 

Farm  mortgages,  see  Mortgages. 

Farm  population,  see  Farms  and  farmers. 

Farm  prices,  see  Prices— a/«o  names  of  certain 
commodities. 

Farm  production,  see  Agriculture — also  names 
of  commodities. 

Farm  products,  see  Agricultural  products. 

Farm  purchase  loans,  see  Agricultural  credit. 

Farm  real  estate,  see  Real  estate. 

Farm  relief,  see  Agriculture. 

Farm  safety,  see  Farms  and  farmers — National 
Farm-Safety  Week. 

Farm  Secuiity  Administration . .  616, 

745, 1002, 1233. 1349 

farm  labor  activities,  history 1233 

functioning,  notes  of  general  interest 220 

health  services  program 1002 

helps  veterans  get  started  in  farming 1233 

housing  sold,  prepayment :  782,915 

investigate  activities- 
hearings 29,142,627 

report 627 

looking  ahead  with  farm  security 617 

rehabilitation  program 616 

report,  1942-13 746 

Farm  supplies,  see  Agricultural  supplies. 

Farm  transportation,  see  Transportation. 

Farm  wages,  see  Wages. 

Farm  women,  see  Women. 

Farm  woodlands,  see  Farms  and  farmers. 

Farm  working  force,  see  Farm  labor. 

Farmers,  see  Farms  and  farmers. 

Farmers'  bulletins: 

available,  lists 12,229,347,1230 

title  pages,  etc 347,742 

see  also  subjects. 

Farmers'  cooperatives,  see  Cooperation. 

Farmers'  Home  Corporation,  enlarging  powers.   762 

Farmers  Union  Central  Exchange,  delivery  prac- 
tices of  oU  cooperatives .  1343 

Farmhouses,  see  Houses. 

Farming,  see  Agriculture. 

Farmington,  Mich.,  aircraft  accident 906 

Farms  and  farmers: 

about  that  farm  you're  going  to  buy 899 

accident  prevention,  see,  below,  safety. 

bookkeeping  and  Federal  income  tax 1226 

business  associations,  see,  main  alphabet. 
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buying  farm,  how  to  get  help 1339 

capital  statistics 475 

concrete  on  farm 1340 

cooperatives,  see,  in  main  alphabet,  Coopera- 
tion. 

credit  services  and  farm  ownership 762 

current  issues  facing  American  farmers 124 

determination  of  a  farm  in  Puerto  Rico 231 

farmer  and  the  war  series 125,  737, 12215 

farmers  contribution  to  the  war  effort 5*)S 

farmers  in  the  war 1295 

farms  for  security 613 

filling  out  farm  census  schedule.. 1351 

fishponds,  food  from  farm  ponds 617 

fishponds,  outlet  gates... 12G3 

fur  from  farm  lands 1002 

Girl-Scout  experimental  farm-work  camp..  1278 

health  for  farm  families,  handbook 1233 

helping  farmers  help  themselves 616 

how  farmers  make  food  fight  for  freedom 428 

income,  see,  in  niain  alphabet.  Income. 

indebtedness  of  farmers,  adjust,  etc 1131 

inflation,  farmers  and  fight  against 1064 

livestock  on  farms,  Jan.  I,  1944 225 

loans  to  farmers,  see,  in  main  alphabet,  Ag- 
ricultural credit. 

looking  ahead  with  farm  security 617 

low-income  families,  physical  impairments.  1375 

lumber,  how  farmer  gets 900 

meat,  farmer  grades 13 

migration  from  rural-farm  population 125 

mortgaged  farms,  number 748 

Negro  farmers  in  wartime  food  production..  737 

Northeastern  farmers  plan  for  peace 901 

petroleum  supply 148 

population  estimates,  1920-40 225 

post-war  opportunities  to  farm 1339 

publications  for  farmer 900 

rationing  and  price  control  on  farm 188 

real  estate,  market  developments.  8,  225, 477, 996 

real  estate,  taxes,  1943 996 

records  for  family  farms 1339 

safety — 

accident  prevention  on  farm 607, 995 

farm  safety _ 742 

rules  for  using  insecticides 900 

services  of  Thomas  Jefferson,  recognition 26 

sewage  and  garbage  disposal 346 

shall  I  be  a  farmer? 1101 

social  security  for  farm  people 802 

tax  law,  farmers'  interest 737 

veterans,  etc.,  establishment  on  farms 997 

veterans,  farm  security  helps 1233 

war  savings  bonds- 
bond  aids 201,582 

Texas  plan  for  agriculture 443 

why?  and  how  much? 866 

when  we  appraise  your  farm .  1106 

woodlands..-- 232,1230 

see  also  Agriculture— Cooperation— Soil  con- 
servation— also  certain  headings  be- 
ginning Agricultural— Farm. 
Farrar,  C.  L.,  management  of  honeybee  colonies  896 

Farrell,  John  \V.,  relief 1015 

Farrell-.Vrgast  Electric  Co 24 

Farrell  Cheek  Steel  Co 1182, 1292 

Farrington,  Joseph  K.  (Delegate  from  Hawaii): 

bill  introduced  by 34 

Farris,  Hall,  relief 243 

Fascist  Italy,  see  Italy. 

Fasons  Really  Corp  -   1003,1434 

Fasteners,  paper,  specification -  1311 

Fastening  tools,  standard  nomenclature  list.  213, 876 
Fatalities,  see  Death. 
Fathers,  see  Conscription. 
Fats: 

consumption.  Tariff  Commission  report 859 

exchange  for  meat-fats  ration  points 187 

factory  consumption 17, 135,235,352. 

489, 619,  749,  905,  1004, 1112,  1235, 1352 

fats  and  oils  situation- 8, 125,225, 

477,  609,  737,  894,  996,  1102,  1226,  1339 

index  of  special  articles,  1939-43 -.  125 

for  gunpowder,  posters ..  87, 190 

industrial  and  business  statistics 17, 

135,  231,  235,  352,  489,  619,  749,  904, 
905,  1001,  1112,  1235,1352 
preservation,  antioxidents 997 

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Fats— Continued 

production,  consumption,  etc 904 

statistics _ 476 

Faucets,  specification 840 

Faulkner,  Mary  D.,  tax  appeal 1196 

Fauna,  see  Animals. 

Fawcctt,  Lewis  L.,  tax  appeal - 436 

Fay,  James  11.  (Representative  from  N.  Y.): 

bill  introduced  by 369,507 

FBI,  see  Federal  Bureau  of  Investigation. 
FCA,  see  Farm  Credit  Administration. 
FCC,  see  Federal  Communications  Commission. 
FCiC,  see  Federal  Crop  Insurance  Corporation. 
FDA,  see  Food  Distribution  Administration. 
FDIC,  see  Federal  Deposit  Insurance  Corpora- 
tion. 

Feather  River,  examination  and  survey -.  1217 

Federal,  see  certain  headings  beginning  Federal— 

Qovernment— National. 
Federal  acts,  see  Laws. 
Federal  agencies,  see  Government  offices. 

Federaf  aid,  variable-grant  formula 926 

6'ee  a/«o  special  sui)ject. 

Federal  Bureau  of  Investigation-- 65, 

282,  405,  549,  943, 1166, 1277, 1408 

employees,  competitive  classified  status 422 

FBIlaw  enforcement  bulletin-.- 65, 

282, 549, 943, 1277, 1408 

index,  1943 -.- 65 

Federal  Club,  address  by  Ashley  Sellers 1347 

Federal  Communications  Commission 47, 

152,  263,  382,  516,  652,  798,  922,  1026, 
1139,1255,1371 

decisions  and  reports,  v.  9 263 

investigation 143,502,1248,1362 

penalty  mail,  proposed  provision 1428 

report,  1943 382 

rules  and  regulations- 
amendments- .  .  263,  383,  516,  798, 922, 1371-72 

amendments  superseded,  etc.,  list 382 

new  parts 1026,1371 

revisions 47 

Federal   Communications   Commission,   Select 
Committee  to  Investigate,  House: 

expenses 28 

hearings ---.  143,502,1248,1362 

Federal  control,  see  Qovernment  control. 
Federal  courts,  see  Courts  of  United  States. 
Federal  credit  unions,  see  Credit  unions. 
Federal   Crop  Insurance   Corporation,  report, 

1943 232 

Federal  departments,  see  Government  oflSces. 

Federal  Deposit  Insurance  Corporation 263, 

383,  798, 1026, 1250, 1372 

rules  and  regulations 1026 

Federal  employees,  see  Government  officials  and 

employees. 
Federal  employment,  see  Civil  service. 
Federal  expenditures,  see  Economies  in  National 
Government^Finance — also      sub- 
jects  for    which    expenditures    are 
made. 
Federal  Expenditures,  Nonessential,  Joint  Com- 
mittee on  Reduction  of,  see  Reduc- 
tion  of  Nonessential    Federal   E.\- 
penditures  Joint  Committee. 
Federal  Farm  Mortgage  Corporation,  estimate.-  688 
Federal  Government,  see  United  States. 

Federal  Home  Loan  Bank  Administration 72, 

177,  2S8,  410,  556,  679,  834,  949,  1051, 
1171, 1283, 1415 

report,  1942 -.  679 

Federal  home  loan  bank  review 177. 

288,  556,  834, 949, 1051, 1171, 1283, 1415 

Statistical  supplement. - 550 

Federal  home  loan  banks: 

Federal  home  loan  bank  act,  as  amended...  834 

operations,  July  1,  1941-June30,  1942 679 

Federal  Housing  Administration.. - 72, 

177,  55(i,  834, 919. 1171, 1283, 1415 

FHA,  10th  anniversary,  1934-1944. 949 

report,  1913 834 

see  also  Ferguson,  Abner  IT. 

Federal  Interdepartmental  Safety  Council 1256 

establishment,  notes  of  general  interest 1221 

joint  dinner  meiaing 1256 

Federal  jobs,  see  Jobs. 

Federal  labor,  see  Labor. 

Federal  land  banks,  loans.- 999 


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Federal  laws,  see  Laws. 

Federal  Mogul  Corporation 1001 

Federal  offenders,  fee  Crime  and  criminals. 

Federal  officeholders,  see  Government  oQlcials 
and  employees. 

Federal  officers,  see  Government  officials  and 
employees. 

Federal  01d-.\ge  and  Survivors  Insurance  Trust 
Fund,  Board  of  Trustees  of,  see 
Board  of  Trustees  of  Federal  Old-Age 
and  Survivors  Insurance  Trust  Fund. 

Federal  Power  Commission 47, 

152.  2r.3,  383,  516,  653,  798,  922,  1026, 
1139,  1256,  1373. 

code  of  Federal  regulations,  supplement 798 

forms  and  publications   1027 

penalty  mail,  proposed  provision 1429 

statement  to  78th  Cong..  1943  _. ,3^3 

Federal  Public  Housing  Authority. 177,1283 

manual  of  policy  and  procedure,  chapter 177 

posters .-.- 1283 

Federal  records,  see  Records. 

Federal  register. - 71, 

177,  288,  409,  555,  678,  833,  949,  1050, 
1170,  1282,  1414. 

indexes. 71, 

2S8,  409,  555,  679,  834,  949,  1050,  1171, 
1283,  1415. 

printing,  proposed  provision.. 522 

Federal  Register  Division. 71, 

177,  287,  409,  555,  678,  833,  949,  1050, 
1170,  1282,  1414. 
Federal  regulations,  see  Code  of  Federal  regula- 
tions— also  subject. 
Federal  reserve  act,  amendments  and  appendix, 

supplement 517 

Federal  reserve  banks,  inter-dlstrict  collection 

s j"stem 47, 

153,  264, 384,  799, 923, 1257, 1373 
Federal   Reserve   Board,   see   Federal   Reserve 

System  Board  of  Governors. 
Federal  reserve  bulletin ..-  47, 

153,  264,  383,  517,  799,  923,  1027,  11.39, 
1257,  1373. 

index,  v.  29 47 

Federal  reserve  index  of  industrial  production..    47 
Federal  reserve  member  banks: 

exchange  and  collection  charges — 

hearings 363 

minority  report 242 

reports--... 242,373 

member  bank  call  report 153,517,923,1139 

Federal  reserve  par  list .  - 47, 

153,  264,  384,  799,  923, 1257, 1373 

Federal  Reserve  System  Board  of  Governors..   47, 

153,  264,  383,  517,  653,  799,  922,  1027, 

1139.  1257,  1.373. 

chairman,  E.xecutive  order  designating   297 

regulations 517. 799,  922, 1 140, 1257 

report,  1913 653 

Federal  savings  and  loan  associations,  opera- 
tions, July  1,  1941-June  30,  1942 679 

Federal  Savings  and  Loan  Insurance  Corpora- 
tion: 

act  for  savings  and  loan  insurance 83 1 

operations,  July  1,  1941-Juno  30,  1942   679 

Federal  Securities  Exchange  Commission,  see 
Securities  and  Exchange  Commis- 
sion. 

Federal  Security  Agency. . 47, 

153,  264,  384,  517,  653,  799,  923,  1027, 

1140,  1257,  1373. 
appropriations,  1945 — 

hearings 763,  783 

law 915 

reports 760,783 

estimates,  etc 298, 

299,  424,  566-567, 688, 689,  847, 1426 
invites  you  to  live  and  work  in  Washington.  1^3 

reports,  1941-42,  1942-43 264 

services 1027, 1257 

Federal  series 1376 

Federal  service,  see  Civil  service. 
Federal  specifications,  see  Government  supplies — 
also  special  subject. 

Federal  standard  stock  catalog %- 

98,  199-200,  315-317,  441-442,  579-582, 
703-705,    86:5-865,    970-974,     1073-75, 
1199-1201,  1311-13,  1449-51. 
index  of  specifications. 315 


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Federal  standard  stock  catalog— Continued 

N-supplement  addenda... 200,317 

price  list 1.58 

Federal  Standard  Stock  Catalog  Division 96, 

199,  315,  440,  579,  703,  863.  970,  1073, 
1199,  1311,  1449. 
Federal  statistical  directory,  see  Government 

offices. 
Federal  statutes,  see  Laws. 

Federal  Storage  Warehouses,  Inc 1391 

Federal  ta.xes,  «?«  Taxation. 

Federal  Trade  Commission 50, 

157,  268,  387,  521,  656,  803,  927,  1029, 

1143,  1201,  1377. 

decisions _ 268 

litigation,  see  names  of  parties  to  .suits. 

monthly  summary  of  work 51, 

157,  268,  388,  521,  656,  803,  928,  1030, 

1144,  1261,  1377. 

penalty  mail,  proposed  provision 1427 

publications  available 268 

report.  1943 268 

report,  1943,  excerpts 521,656 

statutes  and  decisions 1261 

Federal  Water  Power  Commission,  see  Federal 
Power  Commission. 

Federal  Work  Improvement  Program.. 747 

Federal  Works  Agencv 51, 

157.  268.  388,  521,  656,  803,  928,  1030, 
1144,  1261,  1377. 

estimates,  etc 298,688,1426 

report.  1943 388 

table  of  selected  acts 157 

Federation  of  Telephone  Workers  of  Pennsyl- 
vania, speech  by  Dallas  W.  Smythe.  516 
Feed,  see  certain  headings  beginning  Food — also 

names  of  feeding  stuffs. 
Fees: 

certificates  of  arrival 144, 1135, 1246 

Circuit  CourtG  of  Appeals — 

hearings 145 

law 1246 

reports 33,1136 

District  Courts — 

hearings 145 

law 1246 

reports 33,1136 

initiation,  tax  regulations 579 

registration,  securities  exchanges 38, 248, 360 

shipyard  operators 1249 

United  States  commissioners 124S 

Feighan,  Michael  A.  (Representative  from 
Ohio)- 
report  made  by — 

Judiciary  Com 772 

Feinberg,  I.  Robert,  wage  stabilization  order 1168 

Feinberg,  Irving,  court  case 666 

Feldraan,  Samuel,  court  case 168,858 

Feldspar  in  1943 1151 

Felicity,  Lake,  topographic  quadrangle  map...  1265 

Feller,  L.  M.,  Co 765.785,913 

Felt: 

coal-tar-saturated,  specification 97 

hair,  specification 703 

wool,  specification 1178 

Felton,  Ark.,  railroad  accident 395 

Females,  see  Women. 
Fences: 

barriers,  walls,  and  fences 1036 

farm  fences 898 

Fene,  W.  J.: 

coal-mine  explosions,  etc 391 

mine-fan  signal  alarms,  etc 54 

Fenton,  Alfred,  court  case 540 

FEPC,  see  Fair  Employment  Practice  Commit- 
tee. 
Ferguson,  .\bner  H.: 
speeches— 

before    Building    Products    Executive 

Council 72 

mortgage  insurance  todav  and  tomor- 
row  1283 

postwar  building,  etc..  problems 834 

see  also  Federal  Housing  Administration. 

Ferguson,  Albert,  relief. 24 

Ferguson,  C.  N.,  laminated  plastics  from  lignin.  1345 
Ferguson,  Homer  (Senator  from  Mich.): 
reports  made  by- 
Immigration  Com 1135 

Judiciary  Com 1368 


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Ferguson,  Ozelle,  relief.. 24 

Ferguson,  W.  Julian: 

specific  heat  and  enthalpy  of  QR-S 1011 

thermodynamic  properties  of  butene 1011 

Ferguson,  William  S.,  court  case 1138, 1398 

Fern,  Leila,  Latin  American  music 1290 

Fernandez,  Antonio  M.  (Representative  from 
N.  Mex.): 
reports  made  by- 
Claims  Com 31,  244-246,629-631, 1126 

Public  Lands  Com. 36 

Ferreira,  Lillian  C,  relief 24 

Ferris,  Lockwood  W.,  patent  appeal 22 

Ferrochrome,  decarburization. 525 

Ferrous  materials,  see  Iron. 
Ferrous  metals: 

standard  nomenclature  list 884 

use  of  ferrous  scrap  during  1943 1035 

Fertilizers: 

effects  on  forage  crops 735 

inspection  regulations 29,  37 

publications,  price  list 804 

synthetic  ammonia  plants 1337 

see  aUo  Manure — also  names  of  substances. 

Fest,  W.  C.,  injector  for  fumigants 1342 

Fever: 

inducing  with  typhoid  vaccine 154 

one-day  treatment  of  syphilis 801 

treatment  of  neurosyphilis 654 

see  also  name  of  fever. 
FHA,  see  Federal  Housing  Administration. 
FHLBA,  see  Federal  Home  Loan  Bank  Admin- 
istration. 

Fiberboard,  weatherproof  solid  fibreboard 742 

see  also  name  of  manufactured  article. 
Fibers: 

insulating,  specification 840 

production  from  farm  crops,  investigate 782 

synthetic,  development  and  use 1340 

synthetic,  new  textile  fibers 1303, 1441 

world  needs  for  U.  S.  fiber 225 

see  also  names  of  certain  plants,  textiles,  etc. 
Fibreboard,  see  Fiberboard. 

Fickett  Brown  Manufacturing  Co.,  Inc 72 

Fidelitv  <t  Deposit  Co.  of  Maryland 168,  .'i40 

Fidelity-Philadelphia  Trust  Co 699 

Fidelity  Trust  Co 168,401,796,1025 

Fides,  A.  G 62 

Fids,  hand,  sailmakeis',  specification 953 

Fiedler,  Reginald  H.: 

fisheries  of  North  America... 390 

Peruvian  fisheries. 1379 

Field,  Lester,  court  case  of  admr.  and  exr 666, 

1273, 1398 

Field,  O.  C,  Gasoline  Corporation 817 

Field,  Ozro  M.,  court  case  of  exr 92 

Field  artillery,  see  Artillery. 

Field  collector's  manual  in  natural  history 965 

Field  Division,  Social  .■Security  Board-. 267 

Field  glasses,  standard  nomenclature  list 462,  718 

see  also  Binoculars. 
Field  manuals,  sec  Army— also  special  subject. 
Field  Service  Division,  War  Shipping  Admin,  .    34 
Field  service  regulations  of  Army  .  100,  320, 976, 1079 
Fieldner,  Arno  C: 

coal-carbonization  process 161 

fuel  supply  and  demand 53 

hydrogenation,  etc.,  of  coal  and  lignite 1383 

research,  etc.,  on  coal 391 

Fifield,  C.  C,  wheat  varieties 481 

Fifth  Avenue-Fourteenth  Street  Corporation..  1398 

Fighting  ships  and  fighting  men 562 

Figs: 

closed,  in  rel.  to  insect  attack,  etc 227 

utilizing  1942-43  production 608,894 

Figure  it  out  (musical  show) 1313,1452 

Fihelly,  .lohn  W.,  court  case 608 

File  cases,  specifications 452.982 

File  folders,  specifications  _ 580, 1074 

File  system,  decimal.  War  Dept.,  changing 203 

Files,  Alfred,  claim. 1366 

Files  (tools): 

simplified  practice  recommendation 13.58 

specification,   _ 454 

Filipino  Rehabilitation  Commission,  establish.  633, 

780, 914 
Filler  (paint  and  varnish): 

industrial  statistics 17, 135,  234,  3.'i2, 

489,  619,  749, 904, 1004, 1112, 1235, 1352 


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Fillers  (loose-leaf  binder) : 

general  schedule  of  supplies 96 

Film  bulletins,  sec  Motion  pictures. 

Film  develo])er,  specification 453 

Film  fact  sheet,  see  ATotion  pictures. 

Film  leader,  specification 455 

Film  plotting  table,  specification 326 

Film  reel,  specifications... 326,1088,1214 

Film  slides,  see  P'ilmslides. 

Film  splicer,  specification 458 

Films  (photography): 

specifications 325.  454.  .590.  714, 1055, 1086 

see  also  Filmslides— Motion  pictures. 
Filmslides: 

Agriculture  Dept.  slidefilms 13 

training  film  strips,  list -. 445, 

685,  868,  1205,  1317 
Filmstrips,  see  Filmslides. 
Filtering  paper,  see  Paper. 

FUters,  photographic,  specifications 454,  591 , 

714,  874,  876,  1086,  1088,  1323 

Fin,  bomb,  standard  nomenclature  fist 880 

Finance: 

agricultural,  finance  review 124 

agricultural,  impact  of  war  on  structure 1338 

bulletin  of  Treasury  Department 95, 198, 

313,  439,  578,  701,  862,  969,  1197,  1309 
city- 
expenditures  in  1942.. 234 

finances,  Census  Bureau  reports 16, 

135,234,1111,1351 

revenue  in  1942 i 135 

county  finances 749, 1004 

daily  statement  of  Treasury 95, 198, 313, 439, 

578,  701,  862,  969,  1072,  1197,  1309,  1447 

mobile  field  units,  technical  manual --.588, 

873, 980 

OPA  list  of  financial  tabulations 1185-86 

OPA  reporting  program,  rps.  of  companies 

in  machine  tabulations 1295 

postwar  municipal,  in  national  economy...  1309 

publications,  price  list 269 

railway,  retirement,  etc.,  affecting 396 

receipts,  etc.,  of  U.  S.,  1943— 

combined  statement 440 

report  on  finances 439 

report  on  finances,  extracts. .' 578, 1197 

selected  tables 578 

Signal  Corps  fiscal  projects 446 

State  alcoholic-beverage  monopoly 1352 

State  finances 16, 135, 

234,  351-3.52,  489,  749,  904,  1111,  1352 

war  contractors,  termination  financing 1465 

War  Department  finance  circulars 105 

War  Department  fiscal  code 873, 1085, 1213 

war  production,  Fed.  reserve  regulation 1140 

see  also  .\ccounts  and  accounting — Budget — 
Money^^Payments — also   names   of 
countries  and  places. 
Finance    &    Accounting    Division,    American 

Water  Works  Association. 1293 

Finance  Committee,  Senate: 

calendars. 149 

hearings 41,150,377,512,644 

minority  views... 150 

reports 41,  258,  377,  644-645,  789,  1022,  1134 

Finance  Corporation,  Reconstruction,  see  Recon- 
struction Finance  Corporation. 
Finance  decisions,  see  Interstate  Commerce  Com- 
mission. 
Finance    Department,    Army    Service    Forces: 

Army  regulations 99, 

202,  318-319,  444,  583,  706,  866,  975, 
1076,  1203,  1314-15,  1452-53 

service  in  mobile  field  units 588, 873, 980 

tables  of  equipment 711,  979 

tables  of  organization 711,979 

see  also  Fiscal  Director's  OflSce,  Army  Service 
Forces. 
Financial  and  Economic  Advisory  Committee, 
see   Inter-American    Financial   and 
Economic  Advisory  Committee. 
Financial  and  Monetary  Conference,  see  United 
Nations    Monetary   and   Financial 
Conference. 
Financial  statistics,  see  Finance. 
Financing    institutions,    guaranteeing    against 

losses  on  loans 279 

Findlay,  Alexander  C,  post-war  construction...  829 


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Fine,  Vema  R.,  employment  changes  in  Mass.  .-1410 

Finger,  Eleanor: 

American  Federation  of  Labor 173 

Congress  of  Industrial  Organizations 283 

Finland,  post-war  housing  policies.. 1415 

Finley,  Ervin  S.,  relief 24 

Fir: 

balsam,  American  wood ■... 1230 

balsam,  decay  in  New  England,  etc 740 

Douglas,  American  wood-. 12,229 

noble,  American  wood 899 

noble,  chemical  stain  as  rel.  to  strength 129 

white.  American  wood __ 742 

Fire,  see  Fires— Forest  fires — also  certain  headings 
beginning  Fire. 

Fire  adjustment  board,  nomenclature  list. 594 

Fire-alarm  equipment,  specification. 419, 1056 

Fire  clay,  see  Clay. 

Fire-control  instruments: 

lubrication 463 

standard  nomenclature  lists 111,331 

Fire  Defense  Section,  Civilian  Defense  OflBce...  425 

Fire  Department  of  D.  C,  salaries  of  members..  365, 

377,  625 

Fire-extinguisher  hose,  see  Hose  and  hose  fittings. 

Fire-extinguishers,  specifications 316,1055 

Fire-fighting    equipment,    hints    to    merchant 

vessel  ofBcers,  etc 1418 

Fire  Guard: 

handbook 425 

story  of  Fire  Guard 186 

Fire  hose,  see  Hose  and  hose  fittings. 

Fire  insurance: 

farmers'  mutual  companies 225 

in  D.  C,  amending  act 40,502,625 

Fire  Prevention  Week: 

fact  sheet 1107 

proclamation,  1944 1061 

Fire  protection,  see  Fires. 

Fire-retardant  chemicals,  specifications 292, 419 

Fire-retarding  coatings 130 

Fire-surfacing  material,  schedule  of  supplies 1449 

Fire  work,  safety  precautions  on  vessels,  etc 420 

Firearms,  qualification,  Army  regulations 99, 

202, 320, 1205 

Fireman's  Fun;i  Indemnity  Co 921, 1043, 1273 

Fires: 

aircraft  powerplant,  inflight 905 

anthracite  mine,  behavior  and  control 660 

coal- and  metal-mine,  1943 391 

motor  carrier  accidents 536, 1394 

posters 1283 

protection,  in  theaters  of  operations 873 

protection,  manual 657 

test  methods  used  in  research 482 

you  as  a  plant  operator 1455 

see  also  Fire  work — Forest  fires. 

Firing,  see  Gunnery. 

Firms,  see  Corporations. 

Firouz,  Alexander,  admitting  to  We^t  Point 774 

First  aid: 

basic  field  manual. 100,445 

battle  casualties 681 

conducting  contests 661 

First  National  Corporation  of  Portland... 939 

Firth.  Frank  E.: 

fish  nets.. 1031 

lobster  fishing  gear 1032 

Fiscal  accounting,  see  Accounts  and  accounting. 

Fiscal  Director's  Office,  Army  Service  Forces...  105, 

1216 

booklet... 1216 

finance  circulars 105 

Fiscal  projects,  see  Finance. 

Fiscal  Service,  Treasury  Dept... 95, 

198,  314.  439,  578,  702,  862,  969,  1073, 
1198,  1310,  1448. 

Fischer,  R.  P.,  vanadium  region  of  Colo.,  etc..  1032 

Fischer-Tropsch  synthesis,  metal  carbides 1033 

Fish,  Edward  L.: 

mine  roof  falls,  water  sprays  to  prevent 1149 

modern  behicve  coke-oven  practice 161 

Fish  and  fisheries: 

aquarium  fishes,  care 158 

breathing  in  fishes.. 805 

canned  products— 

and  byproducts.- 159 

as  food 1379 

hermetically  sealed  but  not  processed-  1379 
historical  outline  of  canning 1379 


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Fish  and  fisheries— Continued 
canned  products— Continued. 

operations  involved  in  canning 1379 

principles  and  methods 805 

specialty  products 1380 

spoilage 1380 

cold  storage  holdings  of  fishery  products 52, 

159,  390,  523,  658,  805,  929,  1031,  1145, 
1379. 
compensation  for  fishery  rights — 

hearing 379 

law - 756 

reports -_- -.  261,767 

current  fishery  statistics 52, 

159,  270,  390,  523,  524,  658,  805,  929, 
930, 1031, 1032, 1145, 1146, 1263,  1379. 

dealers  in  trout  and  pond  fishes 390 

diseases  and  parasites  of  fishes . 929 

diseases  of  fish,  treatment 1145 

executive  agencies  on  fisheries 1128 

fish  cookery  in  the  open 390 

fish  distribution  boat 929 

fish  for  food  from  farm  ponds 617 

fish  of  South  Atlantic  and  Gulf  Coasts 1263 

fisheries  of— 

Alaska,  conservation,  etc.. 257,376 

Alaska,  current  statistics 159, 1263 

Alaska,  laws  and  regulations 657, 

805,929,   1032,   1379 

Alaska,  statistical  digest 657 

North  America 390 

Pacific  Coast  States. 523 

United  States  and  Alaska 159 

fishery  bulletin 159,  390 

fishery  leaflet 158- 

159,  390,  523,  805,  929,  930,  1031,  1032, 
1145,  1263,  1379,  1380. 

fishery  market  news 159,657,1031 

fishery  products — 

feeding  effect  on  roasted  turkeys.. 898 

home  preservation 1263 

publications  on  preservation 1031 

fresh  fish,  retailer's  bulletin 302 

functions    relating    to    fisheries    industry, 

transfer 33 

game  fishes  in  Alaska,  regulations 1031 

Glacier  National  Park  fish  hatchery 1134 

judging  quality  and  freshness  of  fish 1379 

lake  fisheries,  1942 523 

landings  at— 

New  Bedford,  Mass.,  1942 390 

New  Bedford,  Mass.,  1943 390 

New  Bedford,  Mass.,  monthly. 52, 

390,  523. 805, 929, 1031, 1263, 1379 

New  England  ports,  1943 390 

New  England  ports,  monthly 52, 

159,  270.  ,390. 658. 805, 1031, 1263, 1379 

manpower  shortage  in  fishery  industry 773 

marine  and  fresh-water  resources,  survey — 

hearings 773 

law... _ 625 

reports 504,1249 

Moss  Landing  Harbor  improvement 40 

MPR-418  and  amdts.,  fresh  fish,  etc 657 

Peruvian  fisheries 1379 

preserving  angler's  catch 1031 

price  ceilings  on  fish,  etc. — 

hearings 249, 1018 

statement   to   Banking   and   Currency 

Com 1249 

propagation,  etc..  of  food  fishes,  1942... 805 

publications,  on  fisheries 1379 

publications,  price  list 928 

salvage  problems  in  rel.  to  Shasta  Dam 523 

scaler  boosts  fish  production 929 

South  American  fish  recipes 390 

State-owned  hatcheries,  etc 159 

statistical  digest.. 657,805 

stocking  as  related  to  inland  waters 523 

see  also  Shellfish — also  names  of  fishes. 

Fish  and  Wildlife  Service 52, 

158,  270,  390,  523,  657,  805,  929, 
1031,  1145,  1263,  1379. 

annual  report,  1943 524 

poster 1263 

publications    on    preservation    of    fishery 

products 1031 

regulatory  announcement 657, 

805, 929, 1031, 1032, 1263, 1379 
research  report 805 


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Fish  and  Wildlife  Service— Continued 

special  scientific  report 523,  524,  657 

transfer  of  certain  functions  to  Agriculture 

Department 33,627 

Fish  Culture  Division. 159,390, 1031, 1263 

Fish  hatcheries,  see  Fish  and  fisheries. 

Fish  nets: 

otter  trawl  net  for  small  boats  - 805 

preservation  and  care 1031 

Fish  oils,  see  Oils. 

Fish  ponds,  see  Fishponds. 

Fish  refuges,  see  names  of  refuges. 

Fish  scaler,  boosts  fish  production 929 

Fisher,  Aileen  L.: 

clean  plate  fun 1348 

squander  bug  mystery 1313 

squander  bug's  Mother  Goose 582 

Fisher,  Charles  K.,  closed  figs 227 

Fisher,  D.  F.,  vegetables,  etc.,  for  dehydration  .  481 

Fisher,  Edna  M.,  vertebrate  fauna  of  British 

Columbia _ . .  307 

Fisher,  Lon  D..  motor  carrier  decision .58 

Fisher,  P.  L.,  research,  etc.,  on  coal 391 

Fisher,  W.  S.,  new  species  of  buprestid  beetles..  965 

Fisher  Hills  quadrangle,  Ariz 806 

Fisheries,  see  Fish  and  fisheries. 

Fisheries  Commission,  see  International  Fisheries 
Commission. 

Fishery  Biology  Division 158, 805, 929, 1145, 1203 

biological  positions 1379 

Fishery  Coordination  OflSce 1263 

duties,  etc.,  notes  of  general  interest 1221-2 

Fishery  Industries  Division  _ 523, 805, 929 

Fishery  market  news,  see  Fish  and  fisheries. 

Fishery  products,  see  Fish  and  fisheries. 

Fishery  Review  Board,  see  Alaska  Fishery  Re- 
view Board. 

Fishery  statistics,  etc.,  see  Fish  and  fisheries. 

Fishes,  see  Fish  and  fisheries— a/«o  names  of 
fishes. 

Fishhooks,  specification 293, 1 178 

Fishing,  see  J^ish  and  fisheries. 

Fishing  gear,  construction  and  operation 1032 

Fishponds: 

fish  for  food  from  farm  ponds 617 

outlet  gate  for  farm  fish  ponds 1203 

Fishways  for  small  streams 1380 

Fiske,  Beth  H.: 

statistical  summary  of— 

Des  Moines  area.. 676 

correction  of  entry 730 

Kansas  City  area 675 

Providence  area 830 

Radford  area 1280 

Richmond  area 1280 

Fitch,  F.  W.,  Co 939 

Fitch  brushes,  specification _.  315 

Fitterling  Transportation  Co.,  Inc 937, 1390 

Fittings,  tube,  specification-. 1288 

FitzOerald,  D.  A.,  future  livestock,  etc.,  pro- 
gram  14 

Fitzgerald,    F.    E.,    Army    Garden   Service  in 

World  War  I 332 

Fitzgerald,  Lloyd  G.,  explosives  in  mines 061 

Fitzhugh,  O.  Garth,  histopathological  changes 

following  DDT  administration 1259 

Fitzpatrick,  John  C,  editor,  writings  of  George 

Washington 1369 

Five  Civilized  Tribes: 

estates  of  deceased  Indians,  distribution 646 

land  titles,  validate 1136 

restrictions,  amend  act 42,1136 

Five  farmers  make  a  plan 487 

Fixed  composition  resistors,  see  Resistors. 

Flag  Day  proclamation 686 

Flags: 

Allied  Nations,  poster 82 

Civil  War  battle  streamers,  carrying 259 

description  and  use.  Army  regulations 319 

issuance  to  nearest  relatives  of  persons  who 

die  in  service 26 

on  containers  for  lend-lease  aid  exports 297 

on  transports.  Army  regulations.. 1077 

Flambeau  Freight  Lines. 68 

Flame  damping  exhaust  equipment,  specifica- 
tion.  453 

Flame  throwers,  technical  manual 589 

Flanders,  Fred  A.,  relief 25 

Flange-dimensions,  specification 441 


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Flannagan,  John  W.,  jr.  (Representative  from 
Va.): 
reports  made  by- 
Agriculture  Com 29,241,763 

Conference  Com.... 626,758 

Flannery,  Regina,  sites  in  Beaufort  County, 

S.  C... 307 

Flaps  for  vehicles,  packing 1055 

Flashlight  powder,  specification 456,1324 

Flashlights: 

hand,  specification 1450 

lamp  assembly,  specifications. .875, 982, 1087, 1214 
Flat  irons,  see  Irons. 

Flat  Top  Mountain,  manganese  deposits 1146 

Flathead  Lake,  water  storage,  investigate 145, 

249, 367 
Flathead  River,  see  South  Fork  of  Flathead 

River. 
Flaxseed: 

importation  free  of  duty 252 

standards,  handbook 132 

Fleet,  Emma  B.,  relief. 1124 

Fleet  admiral  of  Navy: 
establishing  grade — 

hearing 918 

reports 776,793 

Fleet  Service  Schools 560 

Fleming,  Albert,  tax  appeal 1445 

Fleming,  Calvin  A.,  tax  appeal 1445 

Fleming,  J.  A.,  sun  and  earth's  magnetic  field..    90 

Fleming,  James,  relief 634 

Fleming,  Joseph  B.,  bridge 40, 145,240 

Fleming,  Lou  B.,  tax  appeal 1445 

Fleming,  Philip  B.,  see  Federal  Works  Agency. 
Fleming,  Walter  E.: 

Japanese  beetle  larvae,  DDT  eflectiveness.  1228 
Japanese  beetle  larvae,  lead  arsenate  eflec- 
tiveness   896 

Fleming,  William,  tax  appeal 1070 

Fleming,  Winnie  A.,  tax  appeal 1445 

Fleming-Kimbell  Corporation 860 

Fletcher  Trust  Co 62,941 

Flett,  James,  v.  Pullman  Co 535 

Flett,  James,  Organization 302 

Flies,  see  names  of  flies. 
Flight,  see  Aeronautics. 

Flight  officers,  Army  Air  Forces,  regulations...  99, 
202, 444, 1205, 1315 
Flight  strips: 

along  Alaska  Highway,  agreement 856 

highway  construction  principles 1144 

Flinders  bar  curves 291 

Flint,  Edward  F.,  patent  appeal 1118 

Flint,  George  M.,  jr.,  Dougherty  asphalt  area, 

Okla 1261 

Flint,  Lloyd  D.,  inducing  therapeutic  fever 154 

Flint,  Mich.,  aircraft  accident 1356 

Flint  paper,  see  Paper. 
Flock-selecting,  see  Poultry. 

Fleering,  John,  relief 631 

Flood  control,  see  names  of  certain  rivers,  etc. 
Flood  Control  Committee,  House: 

hearings. 632 

reports 502,632,1127 

Flood  loans,  see  Agricultural  credit. 

Floodlights,  specification 1178 

Floods: 

control  work,  compilation  of  laws 1247 

control  work,  estimates,  etc 846, 1426 

emergency  repairs  to  control  works. .  632, 644, 757 

losses  and  savings  for  1941... 357 

public  works  for  control — 

hearings 632,919 

reports 602,638,788 

river  stages  and  floods 1120 

Texas  floods  of  1938  and  1939 1032 

see  also  names  of  certain  rivers. 
Floor  furnaces,  see  Furnaces. 

Floor  oil  s ,  letter  circular 1358 

Floor  polisliing  and  scrubbing  machines 972 

Floors: 

care 1358 

concrete,  finishes 1011 

Florence,  George,  court  case ~ 858 

Florida: 

AAA  conservation  practices 485 

contested  election 632 

court  case 1275 

district  court  term 377 


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Florida— Continued 

electric  rate  book 1027 

finances 352 

forecasting  notes 912 

mail  routes,  schedules 78,421,844,1291 

Mediterranean  fruitfly  eradication  losses 630 

molluscan  fauna  of  Alum  Bluff  group 931 

municipal  bankruptcy  act,  administration..  791 

Plant  Board_. 127 

post  route  map 79 

sugarcane — 

fair  and  reasonable  prices 14, 1349 

wage  rates  for  harvesting 745 

wage  rates  for  production,  etc... 902 

Florida  Kast  Coast  Ry.,  accident 663 

Florida  Uardware  Co 174,676 

Florien  quadrangle,  La 1382 

Flory,  W.  S.,  jr.,  plum  pollen 224 

Flotation  reagents,  development  and  use 525 

Flour: 

soya,  cooking  with 611 

wheat- 
raw  material  for  starch,  etc 895 

specification -. 199 

stocks  held  by  mills 17, 

135,  235,  352,  489,  619,  749,  905,  1004, 
1112, 1235, 1352 

Floumoy  quadrangle,  Calif.. 807 

Flow: 

air  flow — 

at  discharge  of  fan-pipe  lines 53 

in  flat  broadening  channel 176 

Pitot  tube  calculations 127 

coal-ash  slag 1268 

hydraulic  flow  resistance _..    70 

laminar  flow  at  interface  of  2  liquids 909 

Flowering  dogwood,  see  Dogwood. 

Flowers,  John,  court  case 1062 

Flowing  brushes,  specification 97 

Floyd,  James  S.,  tax  appeal 94 

Flue-cured  tobacco,  see  Tobacco. 
Fluorescent  minerals,  see  Minerals. 
Fluorspar: 

in  first  quarter  of  1944 1151 

industry  makes  new  record 272, 662 

mining  area  of  111.  and  Ky.,  living  costs 173 

survey  of  areas  in  Hardin  County,  HI 524 

wages  in  mining  and  milling 830 

Flutter,  mechanism,  aircraft 1414 

Flying,  see  Aeronautics. 

Flying  fields,  see  Airports  and  aviation  fields. 

Flynn,  Evelyn,  court  case. 540,851 

Flynn,  Michael,  Manufacturing  Co 1070 

FM  for  education  (school,  etc.,  radio  stations) ..  1258 

Foerderer,  Percival  E.,  court  case 62 

Fog  signals,  see  names  of  places  where  located. 

Fogarty,  Arthur  A.,  motor  carrier  decision 532 

Fogg,  Jesse  W.,  patent  appeal 623 

Foglia,  Frank,  relief. 25 

Foglia,  Nancy,  relief 25 

Folders,  file,  specifications 580, 1074 

Folding  Paper  Box  Association 1300 

Foley,  Edwin,  relief 30,254,496 

Folic  acid  treatment  of  granulocytopenia,  etc...  155 

Follett,  Lester,  court  case 576 

Folsom  quadrangle,  Calif 1381 

Fondren,  Ella  F.,  court  case 401,939 

Fondren,  W.  W.,  court  case  of  exrx 401,939 

Fonoroff,  Bernard,  indices  of  refraction,  etc 492 

Food: 

A  awards  for  production  and  processing.  230,  349 

absenteeism,  etc.,  problems  helped.. 1108 

allocations  for  1944 486 

allotment  plan 253 

ceiling  price  lists,  shoppers'  instruction 428 

civilian,  facts  you  should  know 1186 

clean  plate  fun 1348 

conditions  in  Puerto  Rico,  investigation 633 

conservation- 
discussion  guide 132 

education  in  elementary  school 901 

food  resources.. 480 

Government  campaign 484 

publications  of  Agric.  Dept 132 

consumption — 

family,  in  United  States 1105 

in  United  States,  Canada,  etc.. 484 

Tariff  Commission  report ._ 859 

definitions  and  standards 1140 

distribution  methods  and  costs 268 


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Food— Continued 

European  situation  after  European  War...  1343 

fact  sheet 1232 

facts  of  interest  to  trade.. 1295,1434 

fights  for  freedom- 
cut  food  waste 570,  744 

fact  sheet  for  advertisers 189 

grow  more  in  '44 :.. 614 

home  front  pledge  helps 189 

how  advertisers  can  help  program 614 

how  farmers  can  make  food  fight. 428 

on-the-job  feeding 570 

preserving  food  at  home,  etc 428 

rationing  and  price  control 1186 

unrationed,  etc.,  foods,  spring  program.  484 

victory  gardens  in  1944.. 304 

work  on  farm,  etc 304 

food  and  farming  in  1943. 484 

food  and  nutrition  in  5  countries 615 

food,  drug,  and  cosmetic  act,  notices  of  judg- 
ment  154,265,654,  1140,1259 

food  for  workers 1108 

food  front.. 13 

food  guide  for  retailers 427, 691, 849, 1063, 1186 

food  information  series i30,   i31,  229,  347, 

348,  483,  613,  614,  742,  743,  900,  1107 

food  trade  letter 486, 

744,  901,  1001,  1108,  1232,  1348 

from  hand  to  mouth 154 

going  abroad,  identify  as  American. 486 

government  purchase  and  sale  in  Canada...    83 
habits  of  children  in  Dakota  County,  Minn.  1140 

home  preservation 229 

how  we  will  eat  in  1944 348 

industrial  feeding,  fact  sheet 1232 

it  depends  on  you  and  me 900 

it's  time  for  total  war  on  waste! 614 

meeting  our  1944  objectives 230 

military  and  allied  requirements 14 

miscellaneous  industries,  wage  poster 831 

national  situation 8,  225, 342, 477, 

609,   737,   894,   996,    1102,   1226,    1339 

Negro  farmers  in  wartime  production 737 

no-point,  low-point  foods  promotion — 

food  information  series 229 

sales  program 230 

spring  program 230,484 

notes  on  food  for  workers 231 

one-dish  meals 615 

our  future  supply 743 

posters 131,485,743,1107-8,1180 

preparing  today  for  tomorrow 1347 

preservation,  publications  of  Agric.  Dept...  740 

problem  of  surpluses... 901 

problems  in  wartime 1304, 1440 

problems,  looking  ahead 1108 

procurement  and  disposition 901 

production  problems  in  1944 348 

program  for  1944 348 

publications,  list 132 

publications,  price  list 928 

purchase  of  surpluses,  agreement  with  Do- 
minican Republic 1443 

rationing,  see,  in  main  alphabet,  Rationing. 

retailer's  index 83,568,691 

rising  prices,  unfair  sharing 691 

saving  food  is  everyone's  job 348 

sharing  supply 231 

shipyard  in-plant  feeding  problems 371 

storage  and  shipping 1107 

subsidy  programs,  outline  descriptions 568 

supply  of  United  States 148,1019 

teamwork  in  war  food  program 131 

today's  problems 1347 

tomorrow's  supply 743 

trade  bulletin 960 

vitamin  content  and  preservation 480 

war  food  buying 744 

wartime  guide 1001 

wartime  restrictions,  adjusting  to 172 

wartime  storage,  preparation,  etc.,  manual.  1438 

waste  in  retail  stores,  reducing 132 

what  happened  to  prices  after  World  War  I. .  1434 

world  food  situation 7 

see  also  Dehydration  and  dehydrated  foods — 
Frozen  foods— Nutrition — also  head- 
ings beginning  Food — also  names  of 
special  foods. 
Food  Administration,  see  War  Food  Adminis- 
tration. 


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Food  and  Agriculture,  United  Nations  Con- 
ference on,  see  United  Nations  Con- 
ference on  Food  and  Agriculture. 

Food  and  Drug  Administration 154 

265, 654, 800,  1140, 1259, 1374 

reports,  1941-43 154 

service  and  regulatory  announcements 1 140 

Food  Board,  see  Combined  Food  Board,  United 
States,  United  Kingdom,  and 
Canada. 

Food  carriers,  specifications  -.  __ 562,1420 

Food  Distribution  Administration 13,132 

name  changed,  notes  of  general  interest 220 

report,  1943. _ ..._ 133 

Food  fish,  see  Fish  and  fisheries. 

Food  for  animals,  see  Food  for  livestock— a/so 
names  of  animals. 

Food  for  livestock: 

feed  situation. _. 8,125.225,342, 

609,  737,  894,  996, 1102,  1226, 1339 

Government's  future  feed  program 14 

importation  free  of  duty...  26,36,41,374,377.497 

inspection  regulations 29,  37 

nitrogen  fertilizers  on  feed  crops 613 

outlook  for  cattle  feeding. 995 

production  and  distribution,  1941-43 _.  342 

production  problems - 746 

safe  forage  margin _ 12 

war  adjustments  of  feed  cooperatives 346 

wartime  shifts... ---  1231 

see  also  Forage  crops — also  names  of  feeding 
stuffs. 

Food  for  poultry: 

importation  free  of  duty ...  26, 36, 41,  374,  377,  497 

wartime  feed  mixtures 610 

sec  also  nam(>s  of  feeding  stuffs. 

Food-mixing  machines,  specification. 972 

Food  poisoning  in  Galveston,  Tex.,  hospital 48 

Food  Production  Administration 14, 

133,  232, 350,  487, 616 
name  changed,  notes  of  general  interest 220 

Foods,  «ee  Food. 

Foodstuffs,  wild,  chemical  composition 1340 

see  also  certain  headings  beginning  Food. 

Foodstuffs  Unit 1011, 1357 

Foot-and-mouth  disease,  eradicating 126 

Foot  rot  of  lupines  in  southeastern  U.  S 1105 

Foot  stools,  specification 200 

Footwear,  see  Boots  and  shoes. 

For  the  duration  (war  savings  play) 317 

Forage,  see  Foodfor livestock. 

Forage  crops,  fertilizers  and  soil  types 735 

see  also  names  of  plants. 

Forand,  AimeJ.  (Representative from  R.  I.): 

bill  introduced  by 146 

Forbes,  J.  J.,  blasting  hazards  in  strip  mines 1382 

Forced-air  furnaces,  see  Furnaces. 

Forceps  cases,  specification 1421 

Ford  Collieries  Co..., 1182 

Ford  Motor  Co 557 

Forecasting,  see  Weather. 

Foreclosures,  see  Mortgages. 

Foreign  affairs,  see  Foreign  relations. 

Foreign  Affairs  Committee,  House: 

hearings 144,502,632,770 

reports 144,365,503,632,770 

Foreign  Agricultural  Relations  OflJce... .  11, 128, 228, 
347,  481,  612,  741,  899,  1000, 1106,  1229, 
1343 

Foreign  agriculture  (periodical) 12, 128,  228,  347, 

481,  612,  741,  899,   1000,   1106,   1229, 
1343 
index,  V.  7 128 

Foreign  agriculture  report  (series) 741 

Foreign  air  news  digest 907, 1009, 1115, 1239, 1356 

index 907 

Foreign  and  Domestic  Commerce  Bureau 19, 138, 

236,  354,  491,  621,  751,  907,  1010,  1115, 
1240,  1357 

inwartime 21 

publications,  list 1241 

Foreign  banks,  see  Banks  and  banking. 

Foreign  commerce,  see  Commerce. 

Foreign  consular  offices,  see  Consuls. 

Foreign  countries: 

accounts  and  claims  arising  out  of  contracts..  583 

claims  for  damages,  etc.,  caused  by  Army 318 

cooperation,  bibliographies 553 

farm  machinery,  foreign  shipment 900 

food  and  nutrition  in  5  countries 615 


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Foreign  countries— Continued 

foreign  in  formation  series 83, 302 

information  offices  in  United  States.. 1298 

market  pro.iipects  after  the  war. 1010 

pay  adjustments  of  U.  S.  employees 845 

post-war  housing  policies 1415 

reconstruction  fund  in  joint  account . .  _ 770 

relief  appropriations,  extending 567 

service  courts  of  friendly  forces — 

law 914 

proclamation 1291 

reports 33,790 

values  of  foreign  moneys 198,701,1072, 1447 

see  also  names  of  countries. 

Foreign  crops  and  markets  (periodical) .  128, 347, 481, 

612,  741, 899, 1000, 1106, 1229, 1343 

index,  V.  42,  Jan.-June  1941 1229 

Foreign  debts,  see  Public  debts. 

Foreign  Economic  Administration.  82,186,301,426, 
567, 690, 848, 958, 1063, 1184, 1294, 1432 
appropriations — 

estimates. 688 

hearings 763,782 

law 914 

reports. --  759,763,782 

dependents  of  employees,  appropriation  for 

return 299 

duty  of  export  control 647, 914 

notes  of  general  interest 3 

penalty  m  ail ,  proposed  provision 1428 

report  on  operations 1294 

see  also  Crowley,  Leo  T. 

Foreign  Economic  Coordination  Office,  transfer.      3 

Foreign  exchange: 

appreciation  of  currencies,  pay  adjustment..  845 
Latin  American  exchange  problems 77 

Foreign  investments,  see  Investments. 

Foreign  language-English  dictionaries 1049 

Foreign  policy,  see  Foreign  relations. 

Foreign  relations: 

papers  relating  to,  1929 194,  574 

papersrelatingto,  Japan,  1931-41 91, 194 

policy  of  United  States 573 

publications,  price  list 1 144 

wartime  and  after 696 

Foreign  relief,  see  War  relief. 

Foreign  Relations  Committee,  Senate: 

calendar 1367 

hearings 150,259,645 

reports 41, 258-259, 645, 789, 1 135 

treaties  and  executive  agreements 1253 

Foreign  Relief  and  Rehabilitation  Operations 

Office,  transfer _ 3 

Foreign  service: 

buildings  and  grounds,  sale,  etc 632 

estimate 300 

foreign  service  list 194, 697, 857, 1194, 1443 

grading,  etc.,  clerks,  amend  act. 434 

pay  adjustments,  estimate 1426 

regulations 574,697,1194,1305 

Executive  orders  amending 80, 422,  845 

Secretary  of  State  to  prescribe 845 

relief  of  certain  officers  and  employees 25, 857 

retirement  and  disability  fund  report. 194 

see  a/so  Army. 

Foreign  service  retirement  and  disability  fund, 
see  Foreign  service. 

Foreign  trade,  see  Commerce. 

Foreign  Trade  Division 748,749 

Foreign-trade  zones: 

ocean  gateways  to  trade 1241 

on  great-circle  routes  236 

Foreign-Trade  Zones  Board,  report,  1943 522 

Foreign  war  relief,  see  Relief  work. 

Foreign  Wars  of  United  States,  Veterans  of,  see 
Veterans  of  Foreign  Wars  of  United 
States. 

Foreigners,  see  Aliens. 

Foreman,  Ko.sa  L.,  relief. 1124 

Foremen,  guide  to  labor  relations 1410 

see  also  Supervision. 

Forest  conservation,  see  Forests  and  forestry. 

Forest  fires: 

annual  report,  1943 526 

control  nuinual-     1197 

cooperation  with  States  in  control.. 362,  373,  510, 
626,  758,   1121 

help  prevent  with  ads,  drop-ins,  etc 347 

posters... 229,  425,  482,  1000 

prevention  program  for  1944 428 


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Forest  fires— Continued 

protect  State  and  private  lands- 
hearings 142 

law 625 

reports 29,  609 

recreational  demonstration  areas,  report  - .  -  526 

solar  radiation  and  forest  fuel  moisture. .- 12 

Forest  fuel  moisture,  see  Forest  fires. 

Forest  Pathology  Division 129 

Forest  products: 

census,  1942. -.. 16,  352 

census,  1943 1352 

for  mills  on  Red  Lake  Reservation 1136 

let's  talk  about  them  after  the  war 614 

see  also  names  of  products. 
Forest  Products  Bureau,  War  Production  Board  .492, 
752,  853.  90S,  1010,  1011,  1117,  1241,  1357 
Forest  Products  Laboratory: 

air-seasoning  aircraft  stock 1345 

analysis  of  wood  suears -._ 1347 

black  streak  in  western  hemlock 483 

casehardening  stresses  in  lumber 129 

casein  glue  joints,  preservatives 128 

chemical  stain  in  noble  fir 129 

compression  failures  in  wood,  detection 1346 

compression  wood  in  aircraft  veneer,  etc 130 

design  of  wood  aircraft  structures. -  1350 

discolorations  in  aircraft  lumber 1313 

discolorations  in  aircraft  veneers 129,  897 

discolorations  of  aircraft  hardwoods.. 898 

durability  of  aircraft  glues 1344 

effect  of  holes  on  stress  distribution 1346 

end  checks,  coatings  for  prevention 130 

end  checks,  coatings  that  prevent 130 

filler  content  of  urea-formaldehyde  glues..  1344 

fire-retarding  coatings 130 

fire-test  methods  used  in  research 482 

glue  and  plywood,  publications 1344 

hopper  unit  for  burning  wood -  129 

hydrolysisof  wood,  etc.,  indiluteacid. 1346 

hydrolysis  of  wood  in  stationary  digester...  1346 

kiln  operators  drying  aircraft  lumber 129 

laminated  plastics  made  from  lignin,  etc..  1345 

laminating  of  timber  products  with  glue 1344 

laminating  structural  timbers 1344 

moisture  changes  on  shrinking  of  wood 1346 

mold  resistance  of  protein  glues 128 

papregand  plywood 1345 

plywood  cyclinders,  buckling 1345 

plywood  plates,  buckling 1345 

potentialities  of  paper-base  laminates 1344 

publications 229,  1000 

chemistry  of  wood  and  products 742 

logging,  timber,  lumber,  etc 1344 

of  interest  to  architects,  etc 742 

pulp  and  paper -  742 

wood,  nonpressure  treatments 742 

wood  preservation 130 

wood  seasoning 483 

pulp  manufacture,  utilization  of  species,  etc.  1347 

re-use  of  waste  paper 130 

rot  caused  by  Poria  incrassata . 898 

rotary  digester  in  wood  saccharification 1346 

saccharification  of  wood  and  cellulose 1346 

sawdust,  etc.,  as  commercial  raw  materials.  1345 

scale  boards .-  1346 

slope  of  grain  in  lumber  and  veneer 129 

smallmill  conveyor 1346 

small  sawmill  improvement 742,  1345-46 

soybean  glue,  etc.,  preservatives 742 

specific  gravity  chart  for  plywood  panels...  1345 

specific  gravity,  determining 482 

specific  gravity  of  plywood 1345 

strength  of  glued  laminated  Sitka  spruce...  1346 

suitability  of  birch,  etc.,  for  rayon  pulp 482 

sulfate  pulping  of  hardwoods,  etc 129 

sulfite  pulp  production 129 

technical  note. 130, 1107 

temperature  change  in  laminated  timbers..  130 

timber  column  formula 12 

urea-plasticized  wood.. 130 

waterrepellents,  etc.,  for  wood 1347 

weatherproof  solid  fibreboard 742 

wood  aircraft  inspection  and  fabrication 747 

wood  and  paper-base  plastics 129 

wood  finishing  subjects,  publications 1340 

wood  foraircmft  in  United  Kingdom 1346 

wood  in  war  and  peace 1346 

wood 'preservatives,  methods  of  applying...  742 


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Forest  Products  Laboratory — Continued. 

wood  saccharification  processes 1346 

wood,  treating  in  pentachlorphenol  solution.  742 

wood  waste  outlets 229 

wood's  technological  coming-of-age 483 

Forest  Products  Mission,  report 1346 

Forest  rangers,  see  Rangers. 

Forest  Reservation  Commission,  see  National 

Forest  Reservation  Commission. 
Forest  reserves,  see  National  forests. 
Forest  resources,  see  Forests  and  forestry. 
Forest  Service. .12,  128,  228,  347,  482,  613,  741,  899, 
1000,  1106,  1229,  1344 

directory 899 

estimates 423, 688 

naval  stores  conservation  program. 14 

po<!ters 229.482,742,1000 

report,  1943 12 

Foreston  Coal  Co.,  Inc.. 1392 

Forestry,  see  Forests  and  forestry. 
Forests  and  forestry: 

beech-birch -maple-hemlock  forests  in  Pa 476 

better  i-ractices.  Federal  participation 613 

community  forests  in  post-war  planning 613 

conservation — 

highlights  in  history 613 

need 128 

postwar  objectives 614 

farm  woodlands 232,1230 

forest  pathology  special  release 740, 

897, 898, 1343 

laws  relating  to  forestry 1247 

Missouri  forests 129 

national  survey  of  forest  resources — 

hearings.. 143 

law 757 

reports. 29,609,640 

North  Carolina  resources  and  industries 229 

pine-hardwood  forests,  selective  cutting 899 

profession  of  forestry 852 

public  works  programs 228 

publications  on  forestry,  price  list 389 

some  plain  facts  about  forests :...  613 

sustained-yield  management — 

hearings .-  142 

law 497 

report 29 

what  are  we  shooting  at? 1106 

wilderness  preservation 1269 

see  also  Forest  fires — National  forests. 
Forging    equipment,    standard    nomenclature 

list 879,1089.1090 

Forjadores  de  la  victoria.. 426 

Formations,  antiaircraft  artillery  field  manual..  203 

Forming  tools,  standard  nomenclature  list 876, 

879, 1090, 1215 
Forms: 

standard,  catalog 157 

stocked  by  adjutant  general  depots 686, 

1317, 1465 

technical  manual 688,980,1460 

see  also  Records— a/«o  names  of  departments, 
bureaus,  etc.,  issuing  forms — also 
special  subject. 

Forney,  Tex.,  railroad  accident. 395 

Forrestal,    James    V.,    will   we   choose   naval 

suicide  again? 1172 

see  also  Navy  Department. 
Fort,  C.  A.,  chemical  studies  on  beet  sugars. ..  1340 
Fort,  see  name  of  fort,  except  when  occurring  as 
first  word  of  name  of  town,  etc. 

Fort  Berthold  Reservation,  relief  of  Indians 646 

Fort  Peck  project,  specifications,  etc 811 

Fort  Valley,  Ga.,  railroad  accident 164 

Fort  Worth,  Tex.: 

First  National  Bank 540 

statistical    summary,    war    and    pre-war 

study 829 

Fortier,  Louis  J.,  relief.. "66 

Fortifications: 

Army  regulations 1077 

field  manual 586 

Forts,  see  Military  posts — also  names  efforts. 

Forward  observation,  field  artillery 1079 

Forwards,  see  Freight  forwarders. 
Forziati  Alphonse  F.: 

determination  of  aromatic  hydrocarbons 752 

hydrocarbons  in  gasoline  fraction 356 

separation,  etc.,  of  aromatic  hydrocarbons. .  752 


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Foss  Launch  &  Tug  Co. 535 

Fossils,  of  Coalinga  anticline -.  658 

see    also    Animals— Mollusks — Plants — also 
names  of  fossil  animals,  etc. 

Foster,  Bertha  B.,  court  case 1399 

Foster,  Emery  M.: 

correction  for  entry  in  Dec.  1943  catalog 336 

effects  of  war  upon  public  schools 923 

library  statistics-.. 384 

Foster,  M.  C,  Bus  Line 59 

Foster,  Mulford  B.,  bromeliads  of  Brazil 89 

Foster,  W.  E.,  court  case 1399 

Foster*  Co. 849,960 

Foundation  for  Original  U.  S.  S.  Michigan,  Inc.: 
title  of  U.  S.  S.  Wolverine- 
hearing 514 

letters  from  Navy  Dept 372,636 

report 380 

Foundries: 

upgrading  and  intra-industry  transfer. 962 

women's  employment,  1943 831 

Fountain  syringes,  specification-- 1312 

4-H  clubs: 

discover  the  other  Americas 301 

honoring  memory  of  Thomas  Jefferson 745 

National,  State  and  local  stories 1349 

Fourche  Bayou,  review  of  reports 884 

Fourier  coefficients 622 

Fournace,  Abram  \V.,  court  case-- 1434 

Fourth  of  July,  see  Independence  Day. 

Fowler,  Charles  J.,  court  case 961 

Fowler,  Marvin  E.,  tanbark  deterioration 481 

Fowler,  William,  reportable  diseases 924 

Fowlkes,  Thomas,  soil  survey 898 

Fowls,  see  Poultry. 

Fox,  Charles  L.,  jr.,  sulfonamides  in  treatment 

of  wounds,  etc. - 1304,1441 

For,  I^eonaR.,  court  case.- 822,1401 

Fox,  Mazine  Z.,  court  case 168 

Fox  breeders  associations,  list 1032 

FPA,  see  Food  Production  Administration. 
FPHA,  see  Federal  Public  Housing  Authority. 
Fragaria,  see  Strawberries. 

Frakes,  Joseph  A.,  relief  of  widow 243.642,913 

Frakes,  Mary  E.,  relief -  243,642,913 

Frames,  hack-saw,  specification 1074 

France: 

archival  repositories 287 

censuses,  etc.,  of  American  colonies -.-  233 

economic,  etc.,  conditions,  references 1049 

labor  conditions 1411 

pilot,  supplement 414 

will  French  Republic  live  again?.- 1078 

Francis,  O.  S.,  employment,  etc.,  at  quarries.. .  162 

Franck,  Heinr.,  Sons,  Inc 50 

Frank,  A.  B.,  Co - 667 

Frank,  Ceceha  K.,  tax  appeal-- 311.940 

Frank,  Robert  J.,  Trust  of  1931 940 

Frank,  W.  K.,  Trust  of  1931 _ 940 

Frankel,  Belle  O.,  ta.x  appeal 437, 1043 

Frankel,  C  harlcs  I . ,  court  case 1399 

Frankfort,  Ind.,  aircraft  accident 1354 

Frankfort  Distilleries,  Inc -- 1274 

Frankfurter,  FelLx,  permanence  of  Jefferson 408 

Franking  privilege: 

.\rmy  regulations,  penalty  envelopes,  etc...    99 
Government  use  of  penalty  privilege,  etc. — 

hearings-- 147 

law - :-.-  914 

reports---- --- 147,148.794 

instructions  for  penalty  mail. 1290 

laws  passed  between  19.30  and  1944 1181 

members  of  military  and  naval  forces 777 

Frankl,  F.,  boundary  layer  of  flat  plate 176 

Franklin,  Benjamin,  relief 775 

Franklin  D.  Roosevelt  Library,  report,  1943 555 

Franklin  Peanut  Co.-- 821 

Franks  Bros.  Co 168,540,699 

Fraps,  O.  S.,  turnip  greens 608 

Fraser,    Uenry    S.,   treaties   and   exec,   agree- 
ments   12.53 

Fraser,  Thomas: 

Kentucky  coals -  1150 

salvage  of  coal  from  mine  refuse 1034 

Virginia  coals --- 1033 

Fraser,  William,  court  case 541 

Fraser,  Mrs.  William,  court  case- 541 

Frassraud,  Nancy,  relief  of  guardian --  1132 

Fra.sure,  Carl  .VI.,  relief 38,500,1124 

Fraud  against  U.  S.,  limit  private  suits 26,27 


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Frazer,  Nolia  D.,  State,  etc.,  education  officers-  1028 
Frazier,  Benjamm  W.: 

correction  of  entry  in  Dec.  1943  catalog 336 

effects  of  the  war  upon  colleges - 518 

Federal   agencies  cooperating  with   higher 

institutions - 385 

securing  teachmg  positions 385,1259 

teaching  as  a  profession- - 154 

wartime  changes  in  teacher  certification 1374 

Frazicr-Davis  Construction  Co 667,796 

Frederich,  Walter  A.,  court  case 1399 

Free  mailing  privilege,  see  Franking  privilege. 
Free  speech,  violations  of  rights,  reports-  149,  644,  789 

Freeborn,  Stanley  B.,  malaria  carriers 801 

Frcedmen's  Hospital,  estimate--- 847 

Freedom  i>s.  tyranny,  these  are  their  words 974 

Freer,  Robert  E.: 
remarks  before — 

conference  for  canvas  cover  industry,- .  1261 
conference  for  gas-flred  water  heater  in- 
dustry-.-  927 

conference  for  hearing  aid  industry 1261 

Freer  Gallery  of  Art,  report,  1943 432 

Freezers,  ice-ceam,  specification-.- 1450 

Freezing: 

fractional,  purification  of  substances 909 

hydrocarbon  freezing  curves 909 

hydrocarbon  freezing  points .- -- 909 

lakes,  etc. ,  as  phenological  indicators 24 

Freezing  of  food,  see  Frozen  foods. 

Frei,  Jakob  R.,  patent  appeal.- - 754 

Freight: 

case  of  Pan- .American  Steamship  Co.,  Inc..  176 
commodity  statistics — 

1943 812,1037 

monthly --  55,163,273, 

394, 527,  662, 934, 1153, 1269-70, 1385 
tons  of  revenue  freight  originated,  etc. — 

1943--- - 814 

monthly 276, 397,  529, 664, 1039, 1156, 1388 

Freight  charges,  see  also  Freight  rates. 

Freight  consolidators,  definition-.- 1390 

Freight  forwarders: 

consolidation  of  shipments 59 

coordination  of  service 504,1249 

decisions  of  I.  C.  C 273 

freight  forwarding  investigation 534 

revenues,  expenses  and  statistics 55, 

273, 812, 1037 

Statistics,  1942 394 

see  also  names  of  certain  companies. 
Freight  rate^: 

agreements  between  common  carriers 1367 

articles  of  exceptional  value- 562 

between  Arkansas  and  Louisiana 534,1041 

conditioned  upon  aggregates  of  tonnage 1392 

consolidated  southwestern  cases  - 534,1392 

freight  forwarding  investigation 534 

from  New  York  and  St.  Louis  to  Texas 1392 

Gulf  water  lines 59 

in  Midwest  and  Southwest 937 

increased,  1942 1041 

interterritorial,  report 95 

motor  carrier  rates — 

minimum,  central  territory 815 

minimum,  Southwest 815 

Minnesota-North  Dakota 1040 

New  England- 398 

see  also  names  of  commodities,  com- 
panies ,  etc. 

ocean-rail  to  Southwest 817 

rate-making  and  publishing  procedures 313 

to  and  from  the  South 1157 

see  also  Shipping— aZso  names  of  commodi- 
ties,  associations,   companies,   and 
railroads. 
Freight  service  by  B.  &  O.  Chicago  Terminal 

R.  R 1041 

Freight  trains,  perforniaiiee      ..       56, 

165,  275, 5'28,  664, 813, 1038, 1155, 1387 

Freightways,  pooling  decision 532 

Fremont  County,  Wyo.,  court  case 940 

French  Indochina,  see  Indochina. 
French  Line,  see  Compagnie  Oeneralo  Trans- 
atlantique. 

Frencli  paintin'^s  from  Dale  collection 1304 

French  Republic,  see  France. 

Frequencies  broadcast  by  radio,  using 908 

Frequency  distribution,  editing  returns 737 

Frequency  meter  sets,  technical  manual 1212 


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Frequency   modulation,   planning,   etc.,   radio 

stations 1258 

Fresh  Grown  Preserve  Corporation 940 

Fretz,  Jack  H.,  court  case -.. 168 

Frey,  Mrs.  Andrew  J.,  convey  land 147, 380,  496 

Friang,  Henry  O.,  patent  appeal 622 

Friant  division,  see  Central  Valley  project. 

Friar  Point,  Miss.,  bridge -  145,  240 

Friction  in  boundary  layer  of  flat  plate 176 

Frictional  force  and  contact  surface 1170 

Friedman,  Henry  J.,  motor  carrier  decision 398 

Friedmann,     Herbert,     natural-history     back- 
ground of  camouflage 1304, 1440 

Friedmann,  Max  E.,  court  case 311,1274 

Friend,    William    L.,    Anglo-American    legal 

bibliographies 1049 

Friends  of  the  Land,  address  by  Lyle  F.  Watts.  128 

Fritchton  quadrangle,  Ind.-I1L__ 808 

Frohmader,  i:ilsworth  M.,  court  case 1399 

Fromme,  F.  D.,  agricultural  experiment  stations, 

1943 227 

Front  Royal  quadrangle,  Va -  1149 

Frontogenetic  regions  in  the  Far  East 951 

Frost,  B.  M.,  pulp  and  paper  trade 752 

Frost,  Frederick  H.,  patent  appeal.  _ 22 

Frozen  foods: 

bibliography,  fruits  and  vegetables 737 

blanching  in  frozen  vegetables 9 

farm  and  home  cabinets 861 

how  to  prepare  fruit,  etc.,  for  freezing 895 

velva  fruit,  new  dessert 343, 997 

see  also  names  of  fruits,  vegetables,  etc. 
Fruit: 

canners'  profits,  1936-42.. 83 

canning,  etc.,  child  labor  standards 1046 

carlot  shipments 1108 

containers,  salvage  and  re-use 1001 

crop  prospects 477,609,737 

dehydration,  handling  and  storing 481 

dehydration,  manual  for  plant  operators 895 

freezing  injury 1342 

freezing  preservation — 

bibliography 737 

how  to  prepare  fruit 895 

fruit  situation 225,895,1102,1339 

home  canning 740 

home  garden  in  Northeastern,  etc.,  States. .  898 

industry  of  Mexico 741 

insecticides  and  equipment 10 

prices  received  by  growers 8 

publications,  price  list 1262 

rates  on 399,1169 

routing  from  the  South 1158 

sales  in  retail  grocery  stores,  etc 11 

statistics 608 

wage  order  posters 69,  407, 1168 

wholesale  prices 615 

why  fruit  trees  fail  to  bear 127 

see  also  Citrus  fruit— Velva  fruit — also  names 
of  fruits,  fruit  diseases,  and  fruit 
pests. 

Fruit  and  Vegetable  Products  Laboratory 126 

Fruit-culture,  see  Fruit. 
Fruit  flies,  see  names  of  flies. 

Fruit-juice  extractors,  specification 1178 

Fruit  trees,  see  Fruit— also  names  of  fruits. 
Fruitflies,  see  names  of  flies. 
Fruits,  see  Fruit. 

Frush,  Harriet  L.,  salts  of  galacturonic  acid 621 

Fruto  quadrangle,  Calif 1265 

Fry  pans,  specifications 704, 1179 

Fryxell,  FritiofM.,  geology  of  Jackson  Hole 1269 

FSA,see  Federal  Security  Agency. 
FTC,  see  Federal  Trade  Commission. 

Fuchs,  A.  W.,  milk  pasteurization.. 519 

Fudge,  E.  C,  relief... 243,496,511 

Fuel: 

briquets  and  packaged  fuel  in  1943 1035 

conservation  posters 87, 1037 

conservation  program 1065 

consumption  by  electric  utilities 263 

consumption  for  electric  energy 47, 

152,  263,  383,  517,  653,  799,  922,  1026, 
1139,  1256,  1373. 

fuel  and  power  for  locomotives,  etc 163, 

273,  394,  527,  663,  812,  931,  1037,  1153, 
1270,  1385. 

fuel  saving  sense 560 

packaged,  study 932 

publications,  price  list 1378 


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Fuel— Con  tinned 

railway,  use  and  cost. 1153 

situation  in  Middle  West,  investigation 41 

supply  and  demand,  recent  developments. .    53 

synthetic  liquid,  from  coal,  etc 252,497,498 

see  also  names  of  fuels. 

Fuel  Administration,  dismantling  problems,  etc.  176 

Fuel  booster  pump,  see  Pumps. 

Fuel  distribution  equipment,  specification 454 

Fuel  hose,  see  Hose  and  hose  fittings. 

Fuel  mixture  indicator,  specification 874 

Fuel  moisture,  see  Forest  fires. 

Fuel  oil: 

conservation  drive 1186 

customs  appeal.. 922 

domestic  conservation  notes 139 

fights  for  victory 1186 

general  schedule  of  supplies. 863 

industry  letter 187,302,427,960 

rates  on 534,817 

rationing,  manual  and  fact  book 1295 

sales,  in  1942.. 271 

save  fuel  oil,  there's  a  wartime  shortage 427 

shortage  investigation 920 

specification 1422 

Fuel-Oil  and  Gasoline  Shortages,  Special  Com- 
mittee to  Investigate,  see  Gasoline  an 
and  Fuel-Oil  Shortages,  Special  Com- 
mittee to  Investigate,  Senate. 

Fuel  pressure  gage,  see  Gages. 

Fuel  servicing  pump,  see  Pumps. 

Fuel  servicing  trailers,  see  Trailers. 

Fuel  Situation  in  the  Middle  West,  Special  Com- 
mittee to  Investigate,  Senate: 
hearings 41 

Fuels,  see  Fuel. 

Fuels,  Administration  for  War,  see  Solid  Fuels 
Administration  for  War. 

Fugitives  from  justice,  see  Crime  and  criminals. 

Fuller,  George  A.,  Co 1370 

Fuller,  Grace  H.: 

foreign  language-English  dictionaries 1049 

military  government.. 553 

renegotiation  of  war  contracts 1282 

Turkey 947 

Fuller,  Idaho,  railroad  accident. 396 

Fuller's  earth,  output  in  1943.. 1152 

Fulmer,    Hampton    P.    (Representative    from 
S.  C): 
report  made  by — 

Agriculture  Com 762 

Fulton,  Charles  C,  opium  poppy,  etc. 1073 

Fulton,  H.  J.,  ratooned  S  X  P  cotton 480 

Fulton,  L.,  motor  carrier  decision 531 

Fulton  County,  Ga.,  court  case 1406 

Fumigation: 

dispenser  for  aerosols,  etc 479 

ethylene  dichloride  for  Japanese  beetle 1228 

injector  for  fumigants  in  liquid  form 1342 

methyl  bromide — 

for  oriental  fruit  moth 345 

in  greenhouses  and  vaults 10 

review  of  literature 739 

Fumigation  and  bath  company,  technical  man- 
ual   1460 

Funds,  see  Public  funds. 

Fungicides,  specification 1288 

Funnels,  specification 953 

Fur  and  fur  animals: 

abstract  of  laws,  1943-44 159 

breeders  associations,  list 1032 

catch  of  United  States 929 

fur  animals  in  Alaska,  regulations 1031  j 

fur  from  farm  lands... 1002J 

taxes  on  furs,  regulations 579| 

see  also  names  of  animals. 

Fur  Resources,  Wildlife  Research  Div 523, ! 

929, 1032, 1380  j 

Fur  seals: 

agreement  with  Canada,  text 1442 

give  effect  to  agreement  with  Canada.. 41, 

360, 505 

industry  of  Alaska 657 

industry  of  Pribilof  Islands 1145 

Furlough: 

Marine  Corps  and  Coast  Guard  oflBcers— 

hearing 1024 

letter  from  Navy  Dept 776 

report 793 


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Furnaces: 

blast,  slag  in  1943 1151 

coal  ash  fusibility  eSect,  correction  for  Dec. 

1943  catalog 336 

coal-ash  slag  flow  on  walls. 1268 

hopper  unit  for  burning  wood 129 

oil-burning,  standard  of  the  trade 355 

solid-fuel-burning,  standard  of  the  trade . . .  1358 

warm-air,  statistics 17,  135,  235,  352, 

489,  619,  749,905, 1004,  1112,  1235,  1352 

Furniture: 

camp  furniture  and  furnishings.-. 1036 

household,  statistical  handbook 752 

interpretations  of  declaration  of  policy 1302 

manufacturers,  Dominican  Republic 19 

metal,  occupations  related  to  manufacture..  429 

office,  specification 1450 

rates  on 1392 

wood,  refinishing. 753 

Furniture  cases,  specification 74,683, 1288 

Furs,  see  Fur  and  fur  animals. 

Fuse-indicators,  specifications 182,1421 

Fuse  pullers,  specification 200 

Fuses,  see  Electric  fuses — Fuzes. 

Fusion  welding,  see  Welding. 

Fusion,  Mrs.  H.  B.,  court  case... 541,1399 

Futterman,  Robert,  relief 629,1132,1244 

Future  Farmers  of  America,  address  by  Claude 

R.  Wickard 1337 

Futures,  commodity,  statistics,  1942-1943 349 

Fuze  setter: 

specification 463 

standard  nomenclature  lists 112, 212 

Fuzes: 

burning  rate 810 

standard  nomenclature  lists 214, 

332,466,  595,  596, 598, 721, 724, 880 
see  also  Electric  fuses. 

FWA,  see  Federal  Works  Agency. 


G 


O.  A.  R.,  see  Grand  Army  of  the  Republic. 

O.  &  M.  Motor  Transfer  Co.,  Inc 1390 

O.  I.  Bill  of  Rights,  see  Veterans. 

O.  I.  Japyank.. 1269 

G.  I.  round-table  series 1078,1454 

Gabower,  Genevieve,  juvenile  courts,  detention, 

and  police 1278 

Gabriel,  A.  E.,  filler  content  of  urea,  formalde- 
hyde glues.. 1344 

Gaessler,   W.    G.,   root  reserves  in  European 

bindweed... 995 

Gafafer,  William  M.: 

disabilities  causing  absence  from  work 154 

duration  of  disabling  sickness 1375 

Gage  glasses,  specification.. 953, 1288 

Gage-testing  outfits,  specification 1178 

Gages: 

boiler  water,  specification 292, 1178 

depth,  specification... 953 

draft,  specifications 953,1178 

engme  gage  unit,  specification 326 

fuel  pressure,  specification... 874 

manifold  pressure,  specification ..  714 

oil  pressure,  specifications 325,714 

pressure,  specifications.. 292,1421 

suction,  specification _ 874 

temperature,  specification 723 

vacuum,  specification 292 

Gahagan,  J.  M.,  tests  of  large  timber  columns. .     12 
Qahan,  J.  B.,  synthetic  organic  compounds  as 

insecticides.. 998 

Gaines,  J.  G.,  flue-cured  tobacco  root  diseases..  612 

Gaines,  R.  C,  control  of  cotton  insects 127 

Gaines  Food  Co.,  Inc 817 

Gainesville,  Fla.,  aircraft  accident 1007 

Qalacturonic  acid,  from,  pectic  substances 621 

Galaxies,  article  on 89 

Qalbreath,  Ilugh  J.,  tax  appeal  of  transferee...  1445 
Qalbreath,    Margaret    W.,  see    Ilendrickson, 

Margaret  W.  G. 
Galbreath,  Mary  M.,  see  Dobson,  Mary  M. 
Gale,  Richard  P.  (Representative  from  Minn.): 
reports  made  by — 

Indian  Affairs  Com 366 

Galigher  Co 280 

Gallagher  Bros.  Sand  &  Gravel  Corporation 937 


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Gallagher  Transfer  &  Storage  Co.. 533 

Gallagher's  Steak  House,  Inc 821,849 

Gallatin,  Mo.,  railroad  accident 813 

Galloway,  Eilene,  library  and  reference  facili- 
ties in  D.  C 1169 

Galls,  new  American  cynipids 573 

Gallup,  N.  Mex.,  railroad  accidents 55,274 

Galva  quadrangle.  111 807 

Galvanometers,  specification 199 

Oalvin,  Thomas  F.,  jr.,  motor  carrier  decision.  1390 

Gamble  Bros.,  Inc 1344 

Gambs,  .John,  International  Labor  Conference.  1047 
Gambusia,  top  minnow,  mosquito  destroyer..  1145 
Game: 

conservation,  compilation  of  laws 1247 

in  Alaska,  regulations 1031 

regulations  relating  to  certain  mammals..  1060, 

1263 

save  game  meat 159 

seasons  for  migratory  birds,  poster 1263 

Game  birds,  see  Birds. 
Games: 

guide  for  soldier  shows. 1330 

informal,  for  soldiers 207 

Gammon,  C.  D.,  Co 530 

Gannon,  Hugh  F.,  Inc 937 

GAR,  see  Grand  Army  of  the  Republic. 
Garbage: 

disposal  on  farm 346 

feeding  to  hogs 610 

Garcia  S.,  Luis,  plastics  materials,  names  and 

sources 1357 

Garden  Service,  see  Army  Garden  Service. 
Gardens: 

homo  fruit  garden 898 

victory  gardens — 

1944 341 

Boston  Common 607 

insect  guide 745 

insects  and  diseases,  handbook 345 

make  food  fight  for  freedom 304 

Gardner,  Julia: 

molluscan  fauna  of  Alum  Bluff  group 931 

Pelecypoda 270 

Gardner,  Kelsey  B.,  farmers'  cooperatives,  etc.  1229 
Gardner,  V.  R.: 

russeted  sport  of  Stark  apple 893 

sweet-and-sour  apple  chimera 1101 

Gardnerville,  Nev.,  aircraft  accidents 1114, 1237 

Garfield,  Frederick  M.,  patent  appeal 1359 

Garfish,  capture  and  marketing 929 

Garland,  Tex.,  watershed  studies... 617 

Garlock  Packing  Co 516 

Garlough,  F.  E.,  control  of  destructive  mice...  1032 
Qarlow,  Edith  Q;,  Federal  agencies  operating  in 

Puerto  Rico 1127 

Garments,  see  Clothing. 
Garner,  Charles: 

accepting  decoration — 

hearing .  514 

letter  from  Navy  Dept 370 

report 379 

Garner,  G.  H.,  relief 243,785 

Gamett,   Christopher  B.,  taxation  for  public 

education  in  Virginia 1131 

Gamett,  Leslie  C,  court  case 668 

Garney,  Isaline,  salary  and  funeral  expenses  of 

daughter. 362 

Garney,  Mary,  salary  and  funeral  expenses  to 

mother ; 362 

Garnishment,  see  Attachment  and  garnishment. 

Garratt,  George  A.,  wood  in  war  and  peace 1346 

Garrett,    Sir    Wilfrid,    factory    inspection    in 

Britain 1410 

Oarrick,  I.  E.,  mechanism  of  flutter 1414 

Oartland  Steauiship  Co 60 

Gartrell,  F.  E.,  control  of  anophelines  on  im- 
pounded waters 968 

Gas,  see  Qs^Scs. 
Gas  (natural): 

absolute  open  flows  of  wells 1150 

contributes  materially  to  fuel  needs 272 

extraction  industry,  wage  order  poster 552 

fields  of  Wyoiiiiug.. 1033 

investigations,  charts 658,1033, 1147 

investigations,  maps « 658- 

659, 1032-33, 1147, 1264-65, 1381 

Lance  Creek  oil  and  gas  field 806 

leases,  claims  for  accrued  rental 27 

leases,  extension 27,  36, 46, 1130, 1138, 1246 


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O  as— Continued 

preprint  from  minerals  yearbook 1150 

south-central  Michigan,  possibilities.. 1264 

statistics  of  companies,  1942 517 

tests  for  gas  in  Montana.. 1264 

Oas  enpineering,  se(  Engineering. 

Oas  mask,  technical  manual 589, 1212 

Qas  wells,  see  Oas  (natural). 

Oases: 

combustible,  elec.  measuring  in.struments...  954 

dehydrating  agents  used  for  drying 1358 

electric-spark  ignition... 810 

free  jet  of  compressible  gas 409 

gas  jets 1050 

general  schedule  of  supplies 1310 

hazards  at  surface  disasters 932 

hydrogen-gas,  elec.  measuring  instruments.  1056 

in  cans  of  dehydrated  vegetables 1340 

liquefied  petroleum,  market  in  1943 1035 

correction  of  entry _. 1222 

publications,  price  list 1378 

standard  nomenclature  list _ 113 

see  also  Chemical  warfare — also  names  of 
gases. 

Gaskets: 

general  schedule  of  supplies 1449 

Ships  Bureau  manual _ 562 

specifications _.  294,  562, 684,  703, 864, 1178 

Oaskin,  Charles  A.,  court  case 310 

Gasoline: 

black  market,  facts 568, 960, 961 

black  market,  petroleum  investigation 1127 

conservation,  information  program.. _  189 

industry  information 84,  302, 427, 1434 

national  mot  or -gasoline  survey. 161,810 

natural  gasoline  and  allied  products ..  54, 

161,  271,  392,  525,  661,  810,  932,  1034, 
1151,  1267,  1383 

publications,  price  list 1378 

rates  on 534,  817, 1041, 1393 

rationing- 
endorse  all  your  coupons  now 427 

in  Canada 302 

mileage  rationing  regulations 427 

WFA  field  personnel  activities. 483 

service-station  deliveries,  gen.  schedule 970 

shortage,  investigation 920 

specification... 441 

tax  regulations 1448 

wartime  message  to  American  youth 1186 

world  retail  prices  and  taxes.  54,  271, 525,  932, 1267 
see  also  Motor  fuel. 

Gasoline  and  Fuel-Oil  Shortages,  Special  Com- 
mittee to  Investigate,  Senate: 
report : 920 

Gasoline  burners,  see  Burners. 

Gasoline  hose,  see  Hose  and  hose  fittings. 

Gasohne  Rationing  Branch,  Price  Administra- 
tion Office 84,302,427,1434 

Gasoline  stoves,  see  Stoves. 

Gaston,  Edward  P.,  court  case 541,940 

Gates,  George  O.,  Herendeen  Bay  coal  field 524 

Gauges,  see  Gages. 

Gaugler,  Z.  C,  explosives  and  blasting  devices..  161 

Gaumnitz,  W.  H.,  correspondence  study 518 

Gauntlet  mitts,  see  Mitts. 

Cause,  Francis  L.,  relief 766 

Cause,  Helen,  relief  of  guardian 766 

Qause,  Rosalind,  relief  of  guardian. 766 

Gauze,  specification _ 97 

Gauze  bandages,  see  Bandages. 

Gauze  napkins,  see  Napkins. 

Gavian,  Ruth  W.,  making  school  lunches  edu- 
cational..  265 

Gawalis,  Peter  A.,  relief 254,358 

Gay,  Edward  J.,  Planting  &  Mfg.  Co.,  Ltd.  821, 1399 

Gay,  Frank  S.,  relief 029,1132,1244 

Gay,  Milton  C,  sweetpotato  storage 899 

Gaylord,  George  S.,  tax  appeal 860 

Gaylord,  Gertrude  H.,  tax  appeal 860 

Gaylord,    Robert   M.,   campaign  funds,   testi- 
mony  1247 

Gay's  Express,  Inc 815 

Gazette,  see  Official  gazette,  Patent  Office. 

Gazetteer  series 952,1053,1418 

Gears: 

hydraulic  speed,  operation,  etc 1054 

reduction,  operation  and  maintenance 683 

Geese,  specification 97 


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Qeflen  Industries,  Inc 168 

Geiger,  Jacob  C,  criteria  of  cure  in  gonorrhea. .  519 

Oeiger,  Walton  B.,  scale  substance  of  wool 622 

Geiler,  Marie,  relief 244,  375, 496 

Gelatin,  manufacture,  related  occupations 571 

Oelb,  Joan  C,  court  case 521 

Oelb,  Morris,  court  case 521 

Geldzahler,  Max,  court  case 822 

Gellatly,  Charlayne  W.,  relief 500 

Gellatly,  John,  relief  of  estate 500 

Geiler,  R.  F.,  systems  lead  oxide-alumina,  etc. .    21 

Gem  stones  in  1943 1151 

Gemsco,  Inc.. 676, 1399 

General  Accounting  Office 51, 

157,  269,  388,  522,  803,  928,  1030,  1144, 
1262,  1377 
decisions — 

classification  act,  reference  manual.  134, 1350 

index-digests 51,388,803 

monthly 51, 

157,  388,  522,  803-804,  928,  1030,  1144, 
1377 

regulations  for  Army 1314 

estimates 1427 

general  regulations 51, 388, 928, 1262, 1378 

opinions,  see,  above,  decisions. 

report,  1943 269 

General  Advisory  Committee  on  Protection  of 

Young  Workers 66 

General  Aniline  &  Film  Corporation 62, 1070 

General  Counsel  Office,  Price  Admin.  Office...  1064 

General  Counsel  Office,  Social  Security  Bd 1377 

General  Dry  Batteries,  Inc 435 

General  Foods  Corporation 1445 

General  Forwarding  System 1144 

General  Land  Office 390,930,1380 

employees  to  administer  oaths 1137- 

information  bulletin 930 

report,  1943 390 

General  Motors  Corporation.. 667,820,967, 1399 

General  orders,  see  names  of  departments,  etc., 

issuing  orders. 
General   Plastics,   Inc.,  see  Durez   Plastics  & 
Chemicals,  Inc. 

General  Pulaski's  Memorial  Day 1121, 1183 

General  Reference  and  Bibliography  Division.  1049, 

1282 

General  Salvage  Branch 305 

General  Staff 215 

Army  regulations 1203 

General  Trading  Co 858 

Generating  set  covers,  specification 1056 

Generator  testing  bench,  nomenclature  Ust-  721, 1327 
Generators: 

acetylene,  explosions 810 

aircraft,  specifications 325,454,714 

hydrogen,  technical  manual 873 

oxygen  and  nitrogen,  technical  manual 324 

standard  nomenclature  lists 112.  462,  464,  465, 

594,  598,  719,  720,  723,  985,  1326,  1327 

Genesee  River,  survey 988 

Geneva  Red  Cross  movement 882 

Oennett,  Ohio,  railroad  accident. 164 

Geodesy,  publications,  price  list 1262 

Geodetic  Survey,  see  Coast  andOeodetic  Survey. 
Geographical  names,  see  Geographical  Names 
Board — also  names  of  places. 

Geographical  Names  Board 930, 1146, 1263 

decisions 1146, 1263 

special  publication ,  1263-64 

Geography: 

description  of  profession 1438 

publications,  price  list.. 1030 

Geological  Survey 52,160,270,391, 

524,  658, 805, 930, 1032, 1146, 1264, 1380 

professional  paper 160,  270, 806, 931 

publications,  monthly  list 53,160,270,391, 

524,  6,58. 806, 93),  1032, 1146, 1264, 1381 

publications,  price  list. _ 1378 

report,  1943 391 

Geological  Survey  and  Water  Resources  of  Mis- 
souri...  270 

Geological  Survey  Division  of  Illinois 270, 524 

Geology: 

contributions  to  economic  geology 52 

description  of  profession 852 

investigations,  American  republics 391, 

658, 930, 1146 
North  American,  bibliography 806 


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Geology— Continued 

petroleum  geology 90, 1303, 144 1 

publications,  price  list 1378 

see  also  names  of  certain  States,  regis.on  etc. 
Geometrical   tools  and   instruments,   standard 

nomenclature  list.. 113, 1090, 1215 

Geophysical  abstracts 161,625,810,1151 

Geophysics: 

description  of  profession 852 

investigations  of  Hungry  Horse  Dam  site..  1146 

George,  P.  D.,  court  case 667,1399 

George,  Walter  F.  (Senator  from  Ga.): 
paper  submitted  by- 
post-war  employment 1131 

war  revenue,  postal  rates,  etc. 375 

reports  made  by — 

Finance  Com 41, 

258, 377, 644, 789, 1022, 1134 
Post-War  Economic  Policy  and  Plan- 
ning, Special  Committee  on 261, 

650, 794 

George  Strange  Freight  Lines,  Inc. 1390 

George  Washington  Carver  National  Monument.   54 

Georgetown  County,  S.  C,  judicial  district 790 

Georgetown  quadrangle,  Mass. 1148 

Georgia: 

businessmen's  organizations 907 

cobalt-bearing  manganese  deposits... 1380 

employment  and  payrolls. 945 

finances 352 

food  dehydration  report 968 

forecasting  notes 912 

geology  of  Coastal  Plain 270 

mail  routes,  schedules 78,421,844,1291 

Mines,  Mining,  and  Geology  Div 930 

Natural  Resources  Dept 930 

post  route  map 79 

waters,  chemical  character 930 

Georgia  Coastal  Plain  Experiment  Station 120 

Georgia  Stages,  Inc. 533 

Gerald  quadrangle.  Mo. 808 

Gerlach  Live  Stock  Co 541,1370 

Germany: 

annexation  ofAustria,  attitude  of  U.  S 362, 372 

what  shall  be  done  after  the  war?. 1205 

Germicides,  specification 1288 

Qerrish,  Donald  H.,  wages,  etc.,  in  building 

trades 945 

Gerry,  Eloise,  black  streak  in  western  hemlock. .  483 
Gerry,  Peter  Q.  (Senator  from  R.  I.): 
report  made  by- 
Naval  Affairs  Com 793 

Qersdorfl,  W.  A.,  rotenone  and  phenol. 10 

Qershenfeld,  Louis,  ultraviolet  light  as  sanitary 

aid 90 

Gertler,  S.  I.,  European  corn  borer 227,739 

Gestcland,  Iver  M.,  relief 376,756,766 

Get   your   bearings   straight,  technical   publi- 
cation   1287 

Gettys  Transfer  Co 59 

Getzfeld,  Henry,  court  case 187 

Geyer,  L.  E.: 

coal-mine  accidents 271, 1383 

employment,  etc.,  at  coal  mines 525 

Geyer,  Lee  E.,  memorial  services 1121 

Giannini,  Lawrence  M.,  tax  appeal.. 196 

Giannini,  Mercedes  A.,  tax  appeal 196 

Giaimini,  Virgil  D.,  tax  appeal  of  admr 196, 1399 

Gibb,  Edwin  D.,  court  case.. 515,541,796 

Gibbs&Cox,  Inc 1018,1399 

Gibson,  A.  D.,  relief  of  estate 1121 

Gibson,  F.  H.: 

coke  from  low-ash  Appalachian  coals 53 

rare,  etc.,  elements  in  coal 1150 

Gibson,  Lafayette,  relief... 254,358 

Gibson  County,  Tenn.,  impact  of  the  war,  work- 
ing notebook 67 

Gibson  quadrangle.  La.. 1148 

Giddens,  Clarence  A.,  relief 38,500,625 

Giddings,  N.  J.,  sugar-beet  curly  top  virus 999 

Qiegengack,  A.  E.,  see  Government  Printing 
Office. 

Gieger,  M.,  turnip  greens.. 608 

Giese,  Willis  E.,  court  case.. 822, 1160 

Gilt  tax,  returns,  statistics  from... 1448 

Gifts: 

Army  regulations. 1314 

for  Naval  Academy,  Sec.  of  Navy  to  accept — 
hearings.. 379, 507 


Page 
G  ifts— Continued 

for  Naval  Acadniy,  Sec.  of  Navy  to  accept— 
Continued 

law 497 

letter  from  Navy  Dept 250 

reports 260,370 

Gila,  Ariz.,  railroad  accident 1154 

Gilbert,  Richard  V.,  talk 690 

Gilbert,  William  H.,  Jr.: 

Eastern  Cherokees 307 

peoples  of  India... 695 

Gilbert  Islands,  gazetteer 1418 

Giles,  E.  Bird,  relief 500,785,1244 

Giles  County,  Va.,    statistical    summary,    war 

and  pre-war  study 1280 

Gilfillan  Bros.,  Inc 1172 

Gill,  Gerald  C.,  meteorological  investigations, 

Columbia  R... 526 

Gillam,  Edward,  relief. 629,756 

Gillespie-Rogers-Pyatt  Co.,  Inc 691,960 

Gillette,  Guy  M.  (Senator  from  Iowa): 
papers  presented  by — 

alcohol. 1131 

reports  made  by — 

Agriculture  and  Forestry  Com 510 

Foreign  Relations  Com 41 

Gillioz,  M.  E.,  court  case 822,940 

Gimble,  Lois,T.,  relief.. 642,755 

Ginsburg,  Woodrow  L.,  governmental  debt  in 

U.  S.,  1943.. 136 

Qirard,  Roselle  M.,  oil  and  gas  fields  of  Wy- 
oming  1033 

Girard,  Stephen,  court  case  of  estate... 942 

Girls: 

Girl-Scout  experimental  farm-work  camp..  1278 

wartime  work  for,  references 654 

see  also  Child  labor. 
Girls'  apparel,  see  Clothing. 

Glacier  National  Park,  fish  hatchery 1134 

Gladden  Trucking  Co.: 

freight  rates.. 530 

motor  carrier  decision 58 

Glasgow,  Almos  W.,  relief 364 

Glass,  C.  A.,  Co.,  Inc.. 399 

Glass,  Carter  (Senator  from  Va.): 
paper  submitted  by — 

taxation  for  public  education  in  Va 1131 

reports  made  by — 

Appropriations  Com. 375 

Glass: 

antiscatter  treatments 1117 

circular  glasses,  specification 1056 

glazing,  specification 1311 

importers  and  dealers.  El  Salvador... 19 

lantern  slide  cover,  specification 454, 1086 

optical,  refractive  index,  etc... 237 

optical,  use  by  Army  Air  Forces 297 

photographic,  specification 454,874, 1086 

rates  on 59 

refraction  and  dispersion,  determination 492 

wage  order  poster 652 

see  also  Glassware — also   names    of    articles 
made  of  glass. 

Glass  cutters,  specifications 441,840 

Glass  fibers: 

specifications,  fibrous  glass 75,  292,  683 

Glasses,  see  Field  glasses— Gage  glasses— Glass- 
Reading  -  glasses  —  Spectacles — 
Watch-glasses. 
Glassware,  importers  and  dealers.  El  Salvador..    19 

Glatfelter,  P.  U.,  Co 72 

Gleim,  E.  J.: 

ground-resistance  of  drill-hole  casings. 809 

grounding  electrical  equipment 161 

permissible  mine  equipment 810 

Glendale  quadrangle,  Ind 1148 

Glenn,  Thomas  K.,  tax  appeal 437 

Glcim  County,  Calif.,  chromite  deposits 1146 

Gliders: 

flights,  pay  of  Army  or  Navy  participants.. .  774, 

792, 915 

flights,  regulations  rel.  to  Army,  etc 1061 

Global  alphabet,  petition  relative  to  use... 37 

Globe  American  Corporation 1250 

Globe  Indemnity  Co.. 62,651 

Globe-News  Publishing  Co.,  Inc... 1196 

Globe  Oil  &  Refiuing  Co 858 

Globes,  electric-light,  specification 419 

Glosser,  M.,  &  Sons 399 


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Page 

Gloves: 

flyinp;,  specifications 715, 1086 

knit  fabric,  statistics 17, 

135,  235, 352, 489, 619, 749, 904 

knit  woolen  insert,  spceiflcation 874, 

982  1214  1462 

leather,  statistics 17,135,234,352, 

489,  619,  749,  904, 1004, 1112, 12:55, 1352 

leather  shell,  specification 875, 983, 1214, 1462 

mechanic's  winter,  specification 874, 1213 

surgeons'  rubber,  specification 704 

work,  new  prices 1186 

Gloxinia,  disease  caused  by  P.  cryptogea -  1101 

Glue: 

aircraft,  durability 1344 

casein,  durability  of  joints 128 

manufacture,  related  occupations 571 

phenolic-type  resin,    laminating    of   timber 

products 1344 

protein,  measuring  mold  resistance 128 

publications,  list 1344 

soybean,  etc.,  preservatives 742 

specifications. 327, 1311 

urea-formaldehyde,  filler  content 1344 

Glue  brushes,  specification 863 

Go-to-school  drive,  community  handbook 104 

Goats,  angora  goat 1340 

Qoble,  A.,  employment,  etc.,  in  mines,  1942.  162, 933 
Godfrey,  A.  B.,  directory  of  U.  S.  register  of 

merit 344 

Godfrey,  Mark,  court  case 666 

Godwin,  Molly  (Mrs.  John  A.),  relief....  629, 785, 913 
Gody,  CeliaS.: 

man-hours  in  agriculture,  etc 406 

productivity  in  agriculture 551 

productivity  in  electric-energy  generation 283 

Goebel,  Frederick  G.,  relief 511,766 

Goff,  A.M.,  soil  survey 228 

GofT,  Charles  J. .relief 244,376,496 

Goff,  JudsonE.,  relief  of  admr 376,496 

Goff,  Lindsay  O.,  patent  appeal 22 

Goggles,  specifications 454, 1074 

Gold,  Jacob,  motor  carrier  decision 1157 

Gold: 

deposits  near  Nabesna. 270 

employment  and  accidents  at  mines,  1942 933 

in — 

Alaska 1267 

Arizona 1151 

California 1151 

Central  States 1034 

Colorado 1151 

Eastesn  States 1034 

Idaho 392,1151 

Montana - 1267 

Nevada 1151 

New  Mexico 1151 

Oregon _ 1034 

South  Dakota. 932 

southern  Appalachians 1264 

Texas -  810 

Utah 1151 

Washington 933 

Wyoming 932 

mine  production,  1943 ..-  272 

mine  production,  monthly  report 392, 1267 

ore-testing,  gold  and  gold -silver 1151 

Goldberg,  George,  court  case. 796, 1043, 1398 

Goldberg,  Max,  court  case 943,1399 

Goldberg,  Meyer,  court  case. 796, 1398 

Goldblatt,  L.  A.,  naval  stores  report..  9, 343,  738, 1103 
Golden  Gate  Bridge,  tolls  for  Govt,  traffic. . .  360, 361 

Golden  quadrangle,  Colo 1148 

Goldenweiser,  E.  A.: 

Bretton  Woods  agreements 1140 

research  and  policy 799 

Goldman,  E.  A.,  review  of  spider  monkeys 1442 

Goldman,  F.  n.,  ointment  for  poison  ivy  der- 
matitis   - 266 

Goldman,  William,  Theatres,  Inc 1160 

Qoldsboro,  N.  C,  State  hospital,  to  sell  land  to.  26, 

37 

Goldsmith,  Clifford,  court  case 278,822,1399 

Goldsmith,  Kathryn,  court  case 278,822,1399 

Goldsmith,    Norman    R.,    occupational    der- 
matoses  - - 1141 

Goldstein,  Dora,  court  case -- 1043 

Goldwasser,  Edith  G.,  court  case 1400 

Gomez,  Katie  S.  (Mrs.  Perique),  relief 244 

Gomez,  Perique,  relief - 244 


Page 

Goniometer,  candlepower  of  beacons 905 

Gonococcal  mfections,  see  Gonorrhea. 

Gonococci,  transporting  to  laboratories 800, 1141 

Gonorrhea: 

the  crippler,  cured 154 

criteria  of  cure 519 

the  epidemic  we  face _ 654 

posters 560,925 

serial  examinations 385 

wartime  management,  progress 519 

see  also  Gonococci. 

Gonzalez,  Rafael  A.,  court  case. 170 

Gooch,  Marjorie,  maternal  and  infant  mortality.  944 

GoochMillinc&  ElevatorCo.. 93 

Good ,  Cornelia  W . ,  court  case 65, 1165 

Good  Conduct  Medal,  Army  regulations 867 

Good  Luck  Oil  Co 83,822 

Good  manners  for  good  neighbors. 518 

Good  neighbors,  on  being. 1058 

Gooden,  Opal,  good  manners  for  good  neighbors.  518 

Goodhart,  Robert  S.,  food  for  workers.  _ 1108 

Goodhead,  Harold,  court  case... 569 

Goodhue,  L.  D.,  dispenser  for  aerosols,  etc 479 

Goodman,  Adele  F.,  taxappeal 1445 

Goodman,  Charles  C.: 
accepting  decoration — 

hearing 514 

letter  from  Navy  Dept 370 

report 379 

Goodman,  G.  S.,  fuel  briquets  and  packaged 

fuel 1035 

Goodman,  J .  B . ,  coal-carbonization  process 161 

Goodman,  John  R.,  mean,  ratio,  etc.,  methods  of 

expansion 736 

Goodrich,  B.  F.,Co 62,435 

Goodrich,  Carter: 

International  Labor  Conference 406 

International  Labor  Conference,  results 1047 

Goods,  see  Commercial  products. 
Goodwin,    Angier    L.    (Representative    from 
Mass.): 
reports  made  by — 

Claims  Com 31 ,  243, 364,  500,  628,  630,  769, 

1015-16,1123,1125,1127 

Goodwin,  E.  W.,  coal-carbonization  process 161 

Goodwin,  Kathryn  D.,  administrative  review  in 

public  assistance 156 

Goodyear  Tire&  Rubber  Co.,  Inc 435 

Goose,  see  Geese. 
Gooseberries,  see  Ribes. 

Gordon,  Bertha  M.,  court  case. 542 

Gordon,  Edjijard  M.,  employment  in  shipbuild- 
ing industry 831 

Gordon,  Mackenzie,  jr.: 

Arkansas  bauxite  district 806 

Batesville  district,  Ark.,  geologic  map,  etc..  1264 

Goreville,  111.,  railroad  accident 274 

Gorgas  Memorial  Institute  of  Tropical  and  Pre- 
ventive Medicine 240 

Gorgas  Memorial  Laboratory 240 

Gorman,  James  E.,  bridge 40, 145,240 

Gorman,  John  J.: 

court  case 151,  541,  796 

correctionof  entry  onp.  796 890 

Gorman,  Joseph  M.,  Dougherty  asphalt  area, 

Okla 1264 

Gorman,  Nadine,  relief 255.496 

Gorski,  Martin  (Representative  from  III.): 

bills  introduced  by . 635-636 

Qossett,  Ed  (Representative  from  Tex.): 
reports  made  by — 

Elections  Committee  No.  2 632 

Immigration  and  Naturalization  Com.  247, 

365 
Gotaas,  Harold  B.: 

sanitary  engineering  in  Latin  America 1294 

water  supply  in  other  American  republics. .  1293 

Gothwaite,  E.  D.  (firm) 1370 

Gottschalk,  L.  C,  sedimentation  surveys 350 

Gould,  H.  P.,  why  fruit  trees  fail  to  bear 127 

Gould,  J.  Ashby,  court  case 278 

Gould,  Ark.,  aircraft  accident 1007 

Gourley,  Clark,  relief  of  admx 785,1015 

Gourley,  Mrs.  Clark,  admx.,  relief 785, 1015 

Cover,    Mary,    physical   impairments   in  low- 
income  families 1375 

Government: 

Federal  and  local,  powers  within  lands 1417 

military,  and  civil  affairs 203 

publications,  price  list 269 


January-December 


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Pago 

Government — Continued 

units  in  United  States,  1942 234 

see  also  United  States~ai«o  certain  headings 
beginning    Federal — Government — 
National. 
Government  agencies,  see  Government  offices 
Government  aid,  see  Federal  aid — also  subject, 

e.  g.  Agricultural  credit. 
Government  bonds,  see  Oovornment  securities. 
Government  buildings,  see  Public  buUdings. 
Government  contracts: 

adjustment,  Sec.  of  War  to  use  funds 34, 

43,  378 
Army  regulations,  payments.  _  319,  706  866, 1076 

bonds  supporting,  forwarding  procedure 1197 

claims  arising  under,  1918-26 284 

cost-plus-a-fiied-fee — 

audit  procedures 588.872  980, 1084 

prohibit 43,378,513 

use  of  form -.-  183 

fixed  price — 

accounting  for  Govt,  property ..  872 

termination  accounting  manual-..  981, 1213 

termination  suggestions 1078 

labor  standards  under  Walsh-Healey  act..  1168 

Maritime  Commission  report. 504,505 

renegotiation  of  war  contracts — 

acts,  including  repricing 583 

references 1282 

regulations.. 974,1202,1452 

rulings,  etc.,  under  public  contracts  act. . .  68, 831 
termination  or  cancelation  of  war  contracts— 

convenience  of  Govt 716,983, 1088, 1215 

date  of  termination,  proclamation 1425 

financing.  Federal  reserve  regulation...  1140 
financing,  message  from  Contract  Settle- 
ment Office 1465 

hearings 42, 

151,  378,  513,  635,  648,  772,  791,  918, 
920, 1023 

law 914 

reports 261, 

369,  507,  513,  637,  648,  650,  759,  772, 
780,  921 

views... 369,772 

that  Army  contract  you  have 1464 

Walsh-Healey  act  compliance,  poster, ..  175. 831 
war  supply   and  facility   contracts,   sum- 
mary   1190-91,1302 

see  also  Government  supplies — Post-war 
planning,  policies,  etc.— Public 
works — also  names  of  certain  sup- 
plies— also  names  of  departments, 
bureaus,  etc. 
Government  control: 

transportation,  practices  and  procedures..  1447 

wire  and  railroad,  laws  relating  to. 1247 

Government   corporations,   see    Corporations — 

also  names  of  corporations. 
Government  documents,  see  Government  publi- 
cations. 
Government  employees,  see  Government  offi- 
cials and  employees. 
Government  employment,  see  Civil  service. 
Government   expenditures,    see    Economies    in 
National     Government — Finance — 
also  subjects  for  which  expenditures 
are  made. 
Government  insurance,  see  Life  insurance — War 
risk  insurance. 

Government  manual 189  1297 

Government  mileage  adminLstrator. 84, 

188,    569,   691,   960,    1063,    1187,    1434 
Government  of  District  of  Columbia,  see  District 

of  Columbia. 
Government  offices: 

agency  management  program,  guide 566 

aid  from  Washington 76 

business  of  our  (lovernment.. 943-944 

chief  clerks  of  departments  and  agencies. . .  1298 

contract  termination,  letters 378 

cooperating  with  higiier  institutions, 385 

department  heads  to  delegate  authority 628 

employee  utihzation  programs 233 

expenses,  proposed  provision     1427 

Federal  agencies  operating  in  Puerto  Rico.  1127 

functions  of  agencies,  digest 692 

heads  of  departments  and  agencies 189, 

304. 1298 


Page 

Government  offices— Continued 

independent  offices  appropriations,  1945 — 

additional  views... 241 

hearings. 241,363,375 

law, 914 

reports 241,375,759 

information  and  publication  offices 189,1298 

investigation  of  activities — 

hearings 769.917.1017.1247 

reports 32,  247, 626, 632, 1017, 1362 

reports,  print  additional  copies 35, 

372,637,1129 

legal  divisions 851 

libraries,  list.,,. 189,304,1298 

organization  charts 1298 

penalty  mail — 

hearings 147 

law 914 

reports 147, 148,794 

personnel  officers 428, 1298 

records  and  papers,  disposition 28, 

142,  240,  361-362,  498,  626,  761,  1014 
1122 

regional  offices 428 

State  distribution  of  employment 1411 

statistical  and  research  agencies 1062 

telephone  directory,  war  agencies. 1184 

telephone  list 1298 

traffic  managers. 1298 

United  States  Government  manual 189,1297 

war  agencies  appropriations- 
hearings... 763,  783 

law.. 914 

reports 760.763,783 

wartime  economic  organizations 434 

see  also  Government  supplies— aiso  names 
of  offices. 
Government  officials  and  employees: 

absent  from  duties,  separation 642 

better  use  of  personnel 233 

chief  clerks  of  departments  and  agencies, ..  1298 
classification,  can  supervisor  find  answer?..  1417 

classification  act,  and  related  provisions 268 

classification  act,  decisions 134,1350 

decorations,  etc  ,  State  Dept  holding 697 

delegation  of  authority  to  employ 628 

employees'  compensation  act 1255 

employees  for  folding  speeches,  etc 497 

garnishment,  etc.,  of  wages  and  salaries- 
hearings... 791 

reports 249,373 

heads  of  departments  and  agencies 189, 

304, 1298 

health  and  medical  services 1350 

health  programs  for  Government  workers- 
hearing 1247 

report 1123 

importation  privileges,  agreement 857 

killing  Fed.  officers,  amend  act  to  punish...  150 
leave  of  absence^ 

in  military  units 628 

laws  and  regulations,  compilation 351 

lump-sum  payment  for  accrued  leave..  1123 

notes  for  use  of  time  clerks,  etc 16 

regulations,  Executive  order,. 185 

local  political  matters  in  Alaska,  participa- 
tion  772 

losses  due  to  appreciation  of  currencies 845 

medical  facilities  available 1371 

multiple  State  income  taxes,  preventing— 

hearings 920 

reports 145,374,1022 

official  register ,.  233 

overtime  compensation 1015, 1366 

overtime  compensation,  estimates 299 

overtime  pay,  excerpts  from  hearings 555 

personnel  officers  of  departTnonts,  etc, .  428, 1298 

physically  handicapped,  eiiiployincnt 15 

political  activity  and  assessments 488 

Quartermaster  employees,  hospitalization,,.  639 

rights  in  political  activities 921, 1137 

safety  in  employment  investigation 633 

salary  classification  laws 1122 

salary  tables 51,1378 

State  distribution  of  Federal  employees 675 

traffic  managers  of  departments,  etc 1298 

transfer.  Executive  order 845 

veterans  completing  courses,  appointment-  1424 


1544 


Index,  1944 


Page 
Oovemment  oflRclals  and  employees— Continued 
see  aho  Civil  service— Civil  service  pen- 
sions— Foreign    service— Lawyers- 
Missing  persons— a/ao  names  of  de- 
partments, bureaus, etc.,  v?herc  em- 
ployed. 
Oovemment  printing,  see  Public  printing  and 

binding. 
Government  Printing  OflSce ..  51, 

157,  269,  3S9,  522,  656,  804,  928,  1030, 
1144,  1262,  1378. 

proposed  provision 522 

standard  forms  and  supplies  catalog 157 

Government  programs,  guide  for  quick  refer- 
ence   189 

see  also  special  subject. 
Government  property,  see  Public  property- 
Surplus  war  property. 
Government  publications: 

discontinued,  note  listing 6, 

121,  222,  338,  606,  892,  1100,  1224,  1336 

document  catalog,  76th  Cong.,  notes 1222, 

1334 
exchange  agreement  with— 

Guatemala 1443 

Iran.. 309 

Iraq 1444 

monthly  catalog- 
catalog  for  Dec.  1943-Nov.  1944- 61, 

158,  269,  389,  522,  657,  804,  928,  1031, 
1144,  1262,  1378. 

corrections 4, 

220,  336,  472,  730.  890,  992,  1098,  1222, 
1334. 

Index,  Jan.-Dec.  1943 656 

new  classification  numbers 5, 

121,  221,  337,  473,  605,  731,  891,  993, 
1099,  1223,  1335. 

notes  of  general  interest 3, 

220,  336,  472,  730,  890,  992, 1098, 1221, 
1334. 

obsolete,  in  folding  rooms  of  Congress 778 

of  interest  to  architects,  etc. 742 

selected,  list 51, 

158,  269,  389,  522,  656,  804,  928,  1030, 
1144,  1262,  1378. 

State  documents 1353 

State  publications,  monthly  check  list 69, 

175,  284,  403,  553,  677,  832,  947,  1169, 
1281. 
see  aJso  Congressional  documents— Periodi- 
cals—Price  lists — also  names  of  de- 
partments,   bureaus,    etc.,    i^^'ling 
publications — also  special  subject. 
Government  securities: 

prices  and  yields 200, 

317,  443,  582,  705,  865, 1075,  1202,  1313, 
1451. 
registration   fee   of  national  securities  ex- 
changes  - 38,218,360 

see  also  Bonds  of  United  States — also  names 
of  securities,  e.  g.  Treasury  notes. 
Government    specifications,    see    Government 

supplies— special  subject. 
Government  supplies: 

catalog  of  miscellaneous  supplies 157 

Federal  standard  stock  catalog 96- 

98,  199-200,  315-317,  441-442,  579-582, 
703-705,  863-865,  970-974,  1073-75, 
1199-1201,  1311-13,  1449-51. 

index  of  specifications 315 

price  1  ist 1 58 

general  schedule  of  supplies 96, 

314, 863, 970, 1199, 1310, 1449 

amendments 1310,1449 

specifications- 
Federal,  index 315 

Federal,  index,  supplement 93, 

200,  442,  532,  705,  865,  974,  1075,  1202, 
1313,  1451. 

Federal  standard  stock  catalog 96- 

98,  199-200,  315-317,  441-442,  579-582, 
703-705,    863-865,    970-974,    1073-75, 
1199-1201,  1311-13,  1449-51. 
index  to  emer.  alternate  Fed.  spec5.  579, 970 

Navy  Department  and  Federal 76, 

294, 419,  563 

price  list 153 

stock  catalog  of  Procurement  Division 315 

willing  to  certify  sources  of  supply. 21 


Page 

Government  supplies— Continued 

see  also  Government  contracts— Medical 
supplies— Military  supplies— Naval 
supplies— a?«o  names  of  special  sup- 
plies—aiao  names  of  departments, 
bureaus,  etc. 
Government  trafljc,  see  Golden  Gate  Bridge. 
Governmental  debt,  see  Public  debts. 

Governments,  census  of,  1942 234, 1004, 1111 

Governors,  see  names  of  States,  Territories,  etc. 
Governors  of  Federal  Reserve  System,  Board  of, 
see  Federal  Reserve  System  Board  of 
Governors. 

Gowen,  Joseph  B.,  relief  of  estate. 1366 

Gowen,  Ruth  V.,  relief  of  estate 1366 

Grablowsky,  Max,  court  case  of  admx 1274 

Grace,  R.J.  &  M.  C 1274 

Grace  Evangelical  Church  of  South  Providence 

Ridge 278,1165 

Grade-crossing  accidents 813 

Gradijan,  F.  D.: 

lime  in  1943,  mineral  market  reports...  662, 1151 

lime,  preprint  from  minerals  yearbook 1151 

Grading  of  commercial  products: 

Federal  grade  labeling,  investigate 366, 771 

problem  of  grade  terminology 492 

see  also  names  of  products. 
Graduate  School  of  Business  Administration, 
Harvard  University,  surplus  aircraft 

report 1023 

Gradwell,  John  H.,  relief 785,1015 

Graf,  Dorothy  W.,  cold  storage  lockers 1107 

Graf,  William,  platforms  of  the  two  great  politi- 
cal parties,  1932-44 1122 

Grafton  Boat  Works 25 

Graham,  H.  Q.,  salvage  of  coal  from  mine  refuse.  1034 

Graham,  Mona  (Mrs.  Renzie),  relief 38,422 

Graham,  T.  W.,  flue-cured  tobacco  root  diseases.  612 
Grain: 

barge-rail  transportation  via  Tennessee...  1447 

cereal  rusts 480 

cooperatives,  1942-43 481 

ex-barge  rates,  statement 224 

importation  free  of  duty 26, 

36,  41,  374,  377,  497 

insect  enemies  of  our  cereal  crops 89 

publications,  price  list 1262 

railroad  cars  for  transporting,  shortage..  150, 512 

rates  on 276.  399,  534,  614, 817, 937, 1041 

single  and  mixtures  as  supps.  to  alfalfa 344 

standards,  handbook 132 

statistics 608 

stocks 477,609,996 

treat  seed  grain 346 

see  also  names  of  grains. 

Grain-aphis,  prevent  outbreaks 998 

Grains,  see  Grain. 

Grand  Aerie  Fraternal  Order  of  Eagles  Conven- 
tion,  see   National   Convention   of 
Grand    Aerie    Fraternal    Order    of 
Eagles. 
Grand  Army  of  the  Republic: 

journal  of  75th  encampment. 240 

journal  of  76th  encampment 1122 

Marine  Band  to  attend  encampment — 

hearing 775 

law 915 

letter  from  Navy  Dept 776 

reports 775,793 

Grand  Canyon  of  the  Colorado: 

facts  about  Grand  Canyon 1036 

literature  on  natural  history. 1036 

views  from  parapet  of  Yavapai  Station 1036 

Grand  Coulee  Dam: 

acquisition  of  Indian  lands  for 646, 770 

specifications,  etc.. 1036 

Grand  Rapids  Brass  Co 196 

Grand  View  Hospital 244 

Grandfiold,  C.  O.,  cold  and  drought  lesistance 

in  alfalfa .    11 

Grandmothers  War  Bond  League,  promotion 

guide 443 

Orandone,  Peter,  water-flooding  of  oil  sands...  1036 
Granger,  Walter  K.  (Representative  from  Utah): 
report  made  by- 
Agriculture  Com 627 

Granier,  James  A.,  Latin  American  belles-let- 
tres   5.53 

Granite,  rates  on 634 


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Grant,  Robert  A.  (Representative  from  Ind.): 
report  made  by- 
Naval  Affairs  Com 369 

Grant  Parish,  La.,  court  case 822 

Grantham,  Bertha,  relief 1015 

Granulocytopenia,  treatment  with  crystalline 

folic  acid -  155 

Grape,  see  Grapes. 

Grape  leaf  folder,  life  history,  etc 479 

Grapefruit,  specification.. -  972 

Grapefruit  juice: 

canned,  standards  for  grades 1232 

canned  blended,  standards  for  grades 1232 

Grapes: 

specification 972 

utilizing  1942-43  production 342,894 

Graphic  training  aid - 586 

Graphite: 

customs  appeal 516 

in  1943 --  1035 

natural  and  manufactured 162 

specifications 97,684 

Grapnels,  specification - 1288 

Grasses: 

for  beef  cattle  In  northern  Great  Plains 998 

pollination  and  seed  formation 480 

producing  essential  oils -  612 

publications,  price  list 1262 

seed  production  adequate  for  food  program.  510 

silage,  making  by  wilting  method 479 

see  also  names  of  grasses. 

Gratuities,  payments,  clarify  existing  law 27 

see  also  name  of  person  for  which  benefit  was 
allowed — aho  subject  involved. 

Graus,  Wendell  C,  relief 765,785,913 

Qrauwiller,  Frederick  E.,  water  carrier  decision  938 

Gravel: 

in  1943 1035 

preprint  from  minerals  yearbook 1268 

Graves,  R.  R.,  single  grains,  etc.,  as  supple- 
ments to  alfalfa -  344 

Graves-Quinn  Corporation 672,1043 

Gray,  H.  H.,  Berea  sand 1033,1147 

Gray,  Ruth  A.  pamphlets  on  the  Far  East 1258 

Gray-Cannon  Lumber  Co.. 280 

Gray  quadrangle,  Maine 659 

Grazing: 

moderate  grazing  pays 742 

National  Park  Service  policy 1269 

Grazing  Service,  report,  1943 391 

Grease: 

lubricating,  specification 325 

wool,  specification 1178 

Great  Britain: 

American  sections,  censuses,  etc 233 

copyriglit  extension,  agreement 1305 

copyright  extension,  proclamation 422 

criminal  oflenses  by  armed  forces 309 

employing  women,  policies,  etc 1048 

employment  after  the  war 675 

employment  policy 1167 

excise  taxes 1313 

factory  inspection _ 1410 

food  consumption  levels 484 

guide -- 115 

health  education  for  factory  workers 1410 

hours  and  earnings 830,1047 

jurisdiction  over  prizes,  agreement 1443 

lights  and  fog  signals 415 

merchant  fleet  in  wartime,  control 505 

Parliament,  congressional  delegation 645,770 

pilot,  supplements 414 

plans  for  Immediate  post-war  period 1047 

post-war  export  trade 1116 

post-war  housing  policies... 1415 

reverse  lend-lease  aid 83,1432 

sailing  directions,  supplements 414 

use  of  wood  for  aircraft 1346 

wartime  price  administration 849 

wheat  agreement 966 

Great  Central  Transport  Corporation 398,816 

Great-circle  routes,  foreign-trade  zones.. 236 

Great  Lakes: 

bulletin  to  supplement  charts 699 

harbors  of  refuge 699 

lake  fisheries,  1942 623 

light  list 412 

radiobeacon  system 412 

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Great  Lakes— Continued 

return  of  vessels  to  private  ownership 40, 

506,625,626,1251 
see  also  Northern  and  northwestern  lakes — 
also  names  of  lakes. 

Great  Lakes  &  Texas  Motor  Transport 532 

Great  Lakes  Dredge  &  Dock  Co.. 1138, 1274 

Great  Lakes  Transit  Corporation 938 

Great  Northern  Co-Operativo  Association 1186 

Great  Northern  Life  Insurance  Co 698 

Great  Northern  Ry.: 

accident 935, 1270 

switching  charges .» 277 

Great  Plains: 

damping-ofl  in  broadleaf  nurseries 1342 

native  grasses,  etc.,  for  beef  cattle 998 

publications,  price  list 1031 

short-grass  ranges. 482 

Great  Smoky  Mountains  National  Park 45,360 

Great  Southern  Trucking  Co 667 

Greater  Cleveland  Radio  Council,  address  by 

C.  J.  Durr 1255 

Greater  New  York  Broadcasting  Corporation..  680, 

1051 
Greece: 

geographical  names,  treatment 1263 

references,  list 408 

Green,  Lawrence,  R.,  tax  appeal 312,1274 

Green,  Lex  (Representative  from  Fla.): 
reports  made  by- 
Claims  Com 242-244, 

246,  363,  764-766,  769,  1123-24,  1126 

Green,  Ralph  J.,  tax  appeal 312,1274 

Green,  Theodore  F.  (Senator  from  R.  I.): 
papers  presented  or  submitted  by — 

electoral  college 1131 

hard  money  examined 640 

reports  made  by — 

Privileges  and  Elections  Com 151, 1025 

Green,  Victor  E.,  statistical  summary  of  Bir- 
mingham area 675 

Green  Bay  &  Western  R.  R.,  tax  appeal 437 

Green  Bay  Lumber  Co... 1070 

Green  Bros.,  Inc 1390 

Green-bug,  see  Grain-aphis. 

Green  Point  qudrangle,  Fla 807 

Greenan,  Edith,  court  case 641 

Qreenan,  James  O.,  court  case 541 

Qreenberg,  Meyer,  court  case 1048 

Greene,  Bruce  A.,  auditing  absenteeism 405 

Greene,  C.  S.,  &  Co.,  Inc 938 

Greene,  Hazel  M.,  court  case 940 

Greene,  J.  L.,  court  case 401,940 

Greene,   Kenneth  T.,  dicalcium  silicate  solid 

solutions 355 

Greene  County  Farmers  Sales  Association 651 

Greenfield,  David,  motor  carrier  decision 1390 

Greenlieart,  foreign  wood 1106 

Qreenleaf,  Gladys  M.,  relief 255,496 

Greenleaf,  Ralph  A.,  relief  of  estate... 255,496 

Qreenleaf,  Walter  J,  teachers  are  needed 800 

Greensboro,  Vt.,  railroad  accident 935 

Greenspan,  Martin,  axial  rigidity  of  structural 

members 230 

Greenville  Steel  Car  Co 1416 

Greenwald,  Eugene,  syphilis  in  newly  inducted 

soldiers 801 

Greenwald,  Harold  D.,  court  case 067,940, 1370 

Greenwood,  E.  M.,  court  case 178 

Greer,  Lewis  P.,  court  case 1399 

Gregg  shorthand,  instructor's  course 1316, 1454 

Gregory,  Joseph  R.,  court  case 46 

Gregory,  Leslie  C,  relief 785, 1015 

Greig,  Samuel,  motor  carrier  decision... 816 

Grenade  launcher,  standard  nomenclature  list..  330 

Grenades,  standard  nomenclature  list 596,721 

Qresiak,  Leone,  relief 244 

Grey  Eagle  mine,  chromite  deposits 1146 

Gribbins,  M.  F.,  fermentation  of  cigar-leaf  to- 
bacco...   1225 

Griddles,  specification 704 

Gricder  Machine  Tool  &  Die  Co. 72, 557, 1043 

Grieme,  Herman  U.,  court  case 667 

Qrifiin,  J.  A.,  motor  carrier  decision 532 

Griffin,  J.  U.,  court  case 568 

Griflin,  James  B.,  ceramic  remains  from  Beau- 
fort, S.  C 307 

Griffln,  Robert,  relief 25 

Griffln,  Bros.  Clinic 246 


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Qriflath,  F.  E.: 

KTound-resistancc  of  drill-hole  casings 809 

groundinj;  electrical  equipraent 161 

Origps,  Allan  B.,  cliromite  deposits 1146 

Qrimball,  Paul  C,  ascorbic  acid  content  of  cab- 
bage lines 898 

Orimsdell,  William  G.,  court  case 280 

Grinder  stand,  standard  nomenclature  list 595 

Grinders: 

specifications _._ 75,953,972 

standard  nomenclature  lists 113, 

594,  595,  720,  985,  1090,  1326 
see   also   Coffee-grinding   machines — Meat- 
chopping  machines. 

Grindstones,  specification 199 

Grips,  cable,  specification 419 

Griscom-Russell  Co 140 

Griswold,  John  A.,  jr.,  tax  appeal- 1196 

Grits,  soya,  cooking 611 

Grocer  Printing  Co 280 

Groceries: 

consumer  anti-inflation  campaign 1296 

general  schedule  of  supplies 1449 

Grocery  Manufacturers'  Association,  address  by 

Lee  Marshall 901 

Grocery   Manufacturers   of   America,   message 

from  Marvin  Jones 131 

Grocery  stores,  fruit  sales,  New  York  City 11 

Qroesbeck,  C.  E.,  court  case 1043 

Grommets,  and  grommet  rings,  specification.-.    7.'i 

Qromyko,  Andrei  A.,  peace  and  security 1019 

Gross-Brown,  Sigfrido  V.,  labor  legislation  in 

Paraguay 676 

Grosse  Point,  Mich.,  aircraft  accident 1238 

Grossi,  Henry,  relief 244.376,496 

Grottke,  Ernest  A.,  relief 244, 1020, 1244 

Ground  cloth,  specification. 452 

Ground  mines,  see  Mines  (land). 

Ground-resistance,  see  Electricity. 

Ground  water,  see  Water. 

Group  Services  Branch,  Price  Administration 

Office 83-84,302,427,1295,1296 

Group  services  bulletin 83-84,302,427, 1295 

Grove,  G.  W.: 

first-aid  and  mine  rescue  contests 661 

oxygen  breathing  apparatus .-.  660 

Groveland,  N.  Y.,  railroad  accident 1270 

Groves,  S.  J.,  &  Sons  Co 1370, 1400 

Growth  substances,  see  Hormones. 
Grubs,  see  names  of  grubs. 

Grunstein,  Ben,  relief 244 

Gruver,  Jacob  S.,  court  case .-  401 

Guam  Island: 

mail  routes,  schedules 78,421,956,1181 

place  names 1263 

publications,  price  list 1378 

Guanacaste,  Costa  Rica,  collection  of  birds 965 

Guard  duty,  interior,  basic  field  manual 1455 

Guatemala: 

agriculture 1058 

article  on 564 

Inter-American  Highway  agreement 91 

military  officer  as  director  of  Polytechnic 

School- 1305 

official  publications,  exchange 1443 

volcanic  but  peaceful 1431 

Guayule: 

list  of  references 1000 

nursery  diseases  and  their  control 898 

planting  for  rubber,  investigation 241,  251 

Guernsey  County,  Ohio,  land  conditions 902 

Quest,  P.  Q.: 

electric-spark  ignition  of  gases,  etc 810 

resistivity  of  solid  dielectrics 932 

Guibert,  A.  G.,  heat  transfer  in  liquid  or  gas 

stream..-- 1282 

Guidance: 

vocacao  eorientafao 295 

same,  in  Spanish 295 

see  also  Counseling  services. 

Guide  cards,  specifications 315,  580 

Guide  Management  Corporation 1434 

Guidebooks,  publications,  price  list ---  1030 

Ouidoni,  Josephine,  relief 629,  786, 1244 

Guidons,  .\rmy  regulations 319 

Guilford  College,  N.  C,  railroad  accident 396 

Guineas,  specification -    97 

Guisa-Los  Negros  area,  Cuba,  geology,  etc 1146 

Guiseppi,  Josephine,  court  case 676, 1399 

Gulf,  see  name  of  gulf. 


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Gulf  Carloadlng  Co.,  Inc 535 

Gulf  Coast: 

flsh  and  shellfish 1263 

light  list. - 559 

pilot  rules  for  certain  inland  waters-.. 559 

radiobeacon  system 412 

surface  water  temperatures 1356 

United  States  coast  pilot,  supplement 751 

see  also  Gulf  States. 
Gulf,  Colorado  &  Santa  Fe  Ry.,  accidents..  395, 1038 
Gulf  Intracoastal   Waterway,  see  Intracoastal 
Waterway. 

Gulf,  Mobile  &  Ohio  R.  R.,  accident 274 

Gulf  Oil  Corporation 922 

Gulf  States,  surface  water  supply... 160,930 

see  also  Gulf  Coast. 

Gulf  States  Paper  Corporation.. 284,831 

Gulf  water  lines,  transit  in  connection  with 59 

Gullo,  Leo: 

relief 255,496 

correction  for  Dec.  1943  catalog 4 

Gum  tree,  see  Sweet  gum. 

Gummed  tape,  specifications 581, 1201 

Gun  and  bomb  control  switch,  specification 592 

Gun  cameras,  see  Cameras. 
Gun  carriages,  see  Gun  mounts. 

Gun  charging  control  assembly,  specification 453 

Gun  emplacements,  explosives  in  excavation...  1084 

Gun  metal  castings,  specification... 1288 

Gun  mount  adapters,  specifications 450,454 

Gun  mounts: 

specifications 327,697 

standard  nomenclature  lists 108-111, 113, 

211-213, 330-331, 460-462, 464,  593, 597, 
598,  717-713,  720,  723, 877-879, 884, 988. 

technical  manual 103,713 

Gun  synchronizer  control  units,  specifications..  453 

Gunlocke,  W.  H.,  Chair  Co- 1043 

Gunners  examination- 203,585,707 

Gunner's  quadrant,  standard  nomenclature  list.  Ill 
Gunnery: 

firing,  field  artillery  field  manual 203 

firing  tables 88.3-884, 987-988, 1092, 1216-17 

Gunning,  Harry  A.,  milkweed  floss  for  Navy..  487 
Guns: 

field  manual.- 1079 

standard  nomenclature  listS- 108-111, 

211-212,  330-331,  460-462,  464,  593,  597, 
598,  717-718,  720,  723,  877-879,  884,  988 

technical  manual 103,713,981.1212 

see  also  -Antiaircraft  guns — Machine  guns — 
Ordnance — Shotguns — Spray  guns — 
Submachine  guns. 

Giuewitz,  Helen  L.,  optical  glass 237 

Gurney,  Chan  (Senator  from  S.  Dak.): 
reports  made  bv — • 

Military  Affairs  Com,.  259,379,  791-792, 1024 

Gustafson,  Charles  G.,  tax  appeal 1070 

Guthrie,  A.,  &  Co.,  Inc 822 

Guthrie,  Boyd,  crude  oils,  west  Texas  fields 272 

Gutman,  Edna  C,  court  case 541 

Guyton,  W.  F.,  ground-water  resources 1032 

Gwinn,  G.  Richards: 

graphite  in  1943 1035 

graphite,  natural  and  manufactured 162 

kyanite,  andalusite,  and  dumortierite 1035 

lithium  minerals 1035 

marketing  vermiculite 272 

mineral  wool  industry 1035 

vermiculite 1035 

Gypsum: 

in  1943,  annual  summary 525 

in  1943,  final  annual  figures 1151 

quarterly  report 525, 1267 

Gyro  controls,  specifications 874, 1086 


H.  O.  L.  C,  see  Home  Owners'  Loan  Corpora- 
tion. 

Haag,  William  A.,  relief... 244,358 

Haas,  Jack  L.: 
relief — 

hearing 370 

law .-  358 

report 370 

Haas,  John  E.,  relief 25 

Habana,  Cuba,  see  Havana,  Cuba. 

Hacia  la  salud  por  la  escuela -  1423 

Hack  saws,  see  Saws. 


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Hackberry,  American  wood 1230 

Hackett,  Walter,  for  the  duration. 317 

Hackfeld,  John  F.,  court  case  of  exr. 46 

Hacksaws,  see  Saws. 

Hackworth,  Green  n.,  digest  of  international 

law 92,966 

Hadley,  William  R.,  court  case 381 

Haemonchus  contortus,  see  Stomach  worms. 

Haenn,  (Jeo.  J.,  Inc_ 11% 

Hagood,  Margaret  J.: 

farm  productivity  and  income 996 

farm  working  force 342 

Haida  Indians,  court  case 168, 1371 

Haigis,  Marvin  J.,  motor  carrier  decision 815 

Hail-thunderstorm  ratio 755 

Haines-Champagne  section  of  Alaska  Highway.  856 
Hainsworth,  R.  O.,  farm  animals  and  products..      8 

Hair  lacquer,  dermatitis 154 

Haiti: 

economic  outlook 1290 

finances,  agreement. 697 

law  and  legal  literature. 948 

pioneer  of  freedom 1184 

schools  and  colleges,  list.. 20 

trade  of  United  States  in  1942 1010 

Hajny,  George  J.,  hydrolysis  of  wood  in  station- 
ary digester 1346 

Hale,  Clarence  P.,  jr.,  relief 364,  786,  913 

Hale,  Roger  F.,  index  nos.  of  prices  received  by 

farmers 343 

Haley,  D.  E.,  fermentation  of  cigar-leaf  tobacco.  1225 
Half-track     vehicles,    standard    nomenclature 

lists 213,877 

Halibut,  Pacific  fishery  regulations 698 

Hall,  Elisha  W.,  patent  appeal 622 

Hall,  H.  H.,  biological  studies  of  sugars 1340 

Hall,  L.  Margaret,  British  wartime  price  ad- 
ministration  849 

Hall,  Maurice  C,  parasites,  etc.,  of  sheep 610 

Hallandale,  Pla.,  aircraft  accident 1006 

Haller,  John  F.,  Distinguished  Service  Cross.  507, 635 
Haller,  Mark  H.,  picking  maturity  of  apples...  1228 

Halpin,  Ollie,  court  case 825 

Halsey,  Edwin  A.,  electoral  college... 1131 

Halverson,  Helen,  relief _..  642,766 

Hamer,  Elizabeth  E.,  National  Archives  aids 

businessmen 71 

Hamer,  Walter  J.: 

hydrogen  electrodes  in  phthalate  solutions.  1241 

pH  of  acid  potassium  phthalate 908 

pH  values  of  sulfonic  acids... 236 

Hamilton,  Oeorgiana,  court  case 62 

Hamilton,  Margaret,  relief...! 244,511,756 

Hamilton  County,  Ohio,  court  case..  1160, 1400, 1444 

Hamilton  County,  Tenn.,  employment,  etc 551 

Hamilton  Trust... 168, 1400 

Hamlet,  Colo.,  railroad  accident. 1038 

Hammers: 

body  and  fender,  nomenclature  lists...  720, 1090 

riveting,  nomenclature  lists 984, 1090 

specification __ 580 

Hammond,  John  C,  feed  mixtures  for  chickens.  610 
Hamner,  Charles  L.,  plant  growth  substances..  128 

Hampden  quadrangle,  Mass.-Conn. 660 

Hampton,  Brock   C,  smallpox  in  relation  to 

vaccination  laws,  etc 386 

Hampton,  Mildred  B.,  relief 255,760,913 

Hampton  Roads  area: 

characteristics  of  population,  etc. 1236 

final  population  figures 1005 

impact  of  World  War  I 283 

wartime  changes  in  population,  etc. 1113 

Hancock,    Clarence    E.    (Representative   from 
N.  Y.): 
report  made  by- 
Conference  Com 27 

Hancock,  Frank,  jr.,  looking  ahead  with  farm 

security 617 

Hancock,  Herman  C,  jr.,  court  case 1400 

Hancock,  John  M.: 

war  and  post-war  adjustment  policies 4,30 

correction  of  entry... 472 

Hancock  Truck  Lines,  Inc 1160, 1274 

Hand  carts: 

standard  nomenclature  list 211 

593,  878,  984,  985 

correction  of  entry  on  p.  878... 890 

Hand  irons: 

general  schedule  of  supplies 970 

specification 419 


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Hand  to  mouth  spread  of  disease 154 

Handbooks,  see  names  of  departments,  bureaus, 
etc.,  issuing  handbooks — also  special 
subject. 
Handicapped: 

aid  given,  investigation 762,780 

appointment  in  Naval  and  Marine  Corps 

Reserves 776 

impaired  workers  in  mdustry 1411 

physically 155 

placement,  how  to  recognize  need. 1065 

placement,  operations  manual 1003 

rehabilitation,  administration 387 

restoring  to  employment,  service 927 

second-injury  funds  as  employment  aids 674 

untapped  manpower,  facts  and  figures 15 

Handkerchiefs,  specification 580 

Handles: 

arming,  specification 715 

bomb  release,  specification 715 

chest,  specification 292 

mop,  specification 1075 

Ilaner  Cartage 59 

Hanes,  Katherine  J.,  tax  appeal 94 

Hang  on  to  your  line  (cordage): 

technical  publication 1287 

Hankey,  Donald,  the  beloved  captain.. 682 

Rankin,  Moe  H.,  court  case 544, 1043 

Hanlou-Buchanau,  Inc 1041 

Hanna,  Hugh  S.,  editor,  monthly  labor  review.  173- 
174,  284,  406,  551,  676,  830,  946,  1047, 
1279. 1411. 

Hanna,  Jane,  oil  and  gas  fields  of  Wyoming 1033 

Hanna  Furnace  Corporation 940 

Hannay,  Annie  M.,  land  settlement- 900 

Hannon,  M.  J.,  motor  carrier  decision 1157 

Harmon  Motor  Lines,  Inc 1157 

Hanover,  Pa.,  geology  of  district 806 

Hansberry,  H.  L.,  powerplant  fires  inflight 905 

Hansbrough,  J.  R.: 

decay  in  balsam  fir 740 

decay  of  logging  slash  in  the  Northeast 1229 

discolorations  in- 
American  beech 897 

mahogany  and  khaya 129 

sitka  spruce 1343 

Hansen,  Christine,  relief 244,496,511 

Hansen,  William  W.,  patent  appeal.. 22 

Hanson,  A.  Joseph,  court  case... 1185, 1433 

Hanson,  Anna,  court  case 1185, 1433 

Hanson,  Clarence  H.,  Lespedeza  stipulacea 11 

Hanson,  Haldore,  cultural-cooperation  program, 

1938-43 966,1305 

Hanson,  Harry  A.,  fish-salvage,  Shasta  Dam. . .  523 
Hanson,  Henry,  one-day  treatment  of  syphilis..  801 
Hanson,  Herbert  C,  agriculture  in  Matanuska 

Valley,  Alaska 527 

Happold,  C.  A.,  court  case... 401 

Harbaugh,  Jonathan  C,  court  case 278 

Harbaugh,  Watson  D.,  court  case.. 278 

Harbor,  see  Harbors— n/so  name  of  harbor,  or 
place  where  located. 

Harbor  Boat  Service,  Army  regulations 1077 

Harbor  craft,  field  manual... . 445 

Harbor  workers'  compensation  act,  amending..  33 
Harbors: 

construction  of  port  in  Liberia. 1306 

defense.  Army  regulations 1204 

Great  Lakes  harbors  of  refuge.. 599 

improvement,  estimate,  etc 1426 

public  works  for  fiood  control — 

hearings-. 632,919 

reports 502,638,788 

rivers  and  harbors  biU — 

hearings 251,373,788 

minority  views 788 

reports-- 147,374,788 

War  Department  ports,  regulations 202,867 

see  also  names  of  harbors,  or  places  where 
located. 

Ilarcrow,  Lindsey,  relief 1124 

Hardener,  fixing  bath,  specification.. 466 

Ilardic-Tynes  Manufacturing  Co 921,1160,1274 

Hardin,  Louise  W.,  court  case 668 

Hardin  County,  111.,  survey  of  fiuorspar  areas. .  524 

Hardin  County  Savings  Bank,  court  case 1274 

Harding.  T.  Swann,  history  of  USDA. 130 

Harding  Glass  Co. 401,541 


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Hardware: 

general  schedule  of  supplies 1449 

importers  and  dealers,  Argentina 19 

kits,  standard  nomenclature  list -  1089 

standard  nomenclature  list 723,876 

Hardwoods: 

aircraft,  discolorations 898 

second-growth,  selective  cutting-- 899 

sulfate  pulping 129 

Hare,  Butler  15.  (Representative  from  S.  C): 
reports  made  by — 

Appropriations  Com- -  628,763 

Conference  Com ._ ---  760 

Hargrove,  C.  M.,  court  case Ml 

Hark,  Jacob,  court  case. - 310 

Harlan  Collieries  Co 401 

Harlem  Trucking  Co 802 

Harmon,  C.  C,  court  case. --.  541,667,857,1274 

Harms,  C.  F.,  Co.. --  536 

Harness,  Charles  L.: 

barite--.. --  1267 

barite  and  barium  chemicals 1152 

boron-mineral  production 1151 

bromine  production - 1035 

calcium  chloride  in  good  demand -  1035 

eelestite  production. - 1151 

demand  for  sodium  sulfates,  etc  — 1035 

magncsite  and  other  compounds 1151 

marketing  magnesite  and  allied  products.  --  162 

mineral  earth  pigments,  etc 1035 

natural  mineral-paint  extenders 162 

Harness: 

price  list,  Army  regulations 1314 

web  harness --  347 

Harness  leather,  specification 1200 

Hamischfeger  Corporation 1280 

Hamish,  Frances  E.  P.,  women  in  foundries 831 

Harper,  Terry  L.,  court  case 278 

Harpers  Ferry  National  Monument 509,795,915 

Harries,  F.  H.,  effects  of  temperature  on  beet 

leaf  hopper 1341 

Harrington,  Burritt  C,  community  recognition 

of  citizenship 549 

Harrington,  CD.,  resistance  of  peas  to  aphids.   224 
Harrington,  D.: 

accidents  due  to  misuse  of  explosives  - 53 

approaching  old  mine  workings 933 

burning  rate  of  fuse 810 

coal  mine  explosions,  etc - 391 

hoisting-signal  code  for  coal  mines-. 1034 

hoisting-signal  code  for  metal-mine  shafts.-  1034 
Harris,  Ad ,  penicillin  treatment  of  early  syphilis-  266 
Harris,  Elwin  E.: 

analysis  of  wood  sugars 1347 

hydrolysis  of  wood  in  stationary  digester. .  1346 

saccharification  of  wood  and  cellulose 1346 

Harris,  Eugene  P.,  court  case 651,940 

Harris,  F.  E.,  salt  production .-.  1151 

Harris,  Marvin  H.,  relief 244,786,913 

Harris,  Milton,  thermal  properties  of  moist  fab- 
rics  908 

Harris,  Oron  (Representative  from  Ark.): 
report  made  by — 

District  of  Columbia  Com 364 

Harris,  Robert  C,  relief..- 255,629,756 

Harris,  Winder  R.  (Representative  from  Va.): 

bills  introduced  by-- 508,1364 

Harris,  Wyatt  A.,  court  case 1412 

Harris  County,  Te.x.,  statistical  summary,  war 

and  pre-war  study .-- -  1279 

Harrison,  Byron  P.,  see  Harrison,  Pat. 

Harrison,  Helen  C,  court  case 1398 

Harrison,  Pat,  memorial  services --.  1120 

Harrison,  Richard  E.,  maps,  strategy  and  world 

politics 1303,1441 

Harrison,  W.  H.,  Co.,  Inc 168,401,651 

Harrison  Park,  conveyance  to  Vincennes  Uni- 
versity  795,916 

Harrisonville,  Mo.,  aircraft  accident 1355 

Harriss,  Abbeline  C,  court  case  of  admr 62 

Harriss,  Robert  M.,  court  case 62 

Harrold,  L.  L.: 

devices  for  measuring  runoff -  15, 1349 

rainfall  and  run-ofl 617 

watershed  studies -..  617 

Harsch,  John,  Bronze  &  Foundry  Co 796, 1043 

Hart,  Joel  A.,  relief 1020 

Hart,  Marjories.  C,  tax  appeal  of  admr 196 


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Hart,  Walter  W.,  teacher  of  mathematics  and 

war  savings  program 443 

Hart,  William,  alias,  see  Franklin,  Benjamin. 
Harter,  L.  L.: 

bean  dLseases  and  their  control 611,897 

bean  mosaic  virus--- 227 

sweetpotato  diseases -.  741 

two  new  virus  diseases  of  beans 227 

Harter,  Rose  M.,  tax  appeal  of  exr 1071 

Hartford-Empire  Co.-... 541,858,1274 

Hartford  Fire  Insurance  Co - 822 

Hartford  south  quadrangle.  Conn 659 

Hartke,  William  H.,  court  case. 538,1159,1444 

Hartley,  Fred  A.,  jr.(RepresentativefromN.  J.): 
report  made  by- 
Patents  Com..- -..  636 

Hartley,  J.  C,  mine  ventilating  door 661 

Hartline,  Ralph  E.,  patent  appeal -..  1118 

Hartmann,  Irving: 

mine  roof  falls,  appendix -.  1149 

powders  used  in  plastics  industry 810 

Hartner,  F.  E.,  Kentucky  coals 1150 

Hartsing,  T.  F.,  wheat  varieties 481 

Hartzel,  Elmer,  court  case 667,967 

Harvard  University: 

speech  by  Donald  H.  Wallace - 1432 

surplus  aircraft  disposal  report 1023 

Harvey,  Oswald  L.: 

apprentice  training 1298 

evaluating  apprentices 962 

training   programs   in   non-ferrous    bietal 

mining  industry- 1437 

Harwick,  H.  J.,  court  case 195,435 

Harwood,  Robert  W.,  tax  appeal  of  exrs 1071 

Harwood-Xebel  Construction  Co.,  Inc-.651, 822, 1043 
Haskell,  R.  J.: 

good  seed  potatoes  give  best  results 487 

treat  seed  grain .- --.  346 

Hasps,  standard  nomenclature  list 723 

Hassler-Ponder  Toy  Manufacturing  Co.,  Inc 30 

Hasting,  Clarence  E.,  court  case 1296, 1434 

Hasty,  Robert  W.,  congressional  directory 141 

Hatch,  Carl  A.  (Senator  from  N.  Mex.): 
reports  made  by- 
Judiciary  Com. ..  647, 791, 1022-23, 1136, 1367 

Public  Lands  and  Surveys  Com 44-45, 

380,  650,  795,  1137-38,  1368-69 
Hatcheries,  see  Poultry. 

Hats,  protective,  specification 840,1288 

Hattery,  O.  C,  buUetui  to  supplement  Great 

Lakes  charts 599 

Hauck,  Hazel  M.,  ascorbic  acid  content  of  po- 
tatoes _  476 

Haugh,  H.  Forestrreiief 1015 

Haun,  Carl  B.,  court  case.. 403 

Haun,  J.  T.,  court  case 403 

Hauser,  Charles,  court  case 538,1159, 1444 

Havana,  Cuba,  article  on  Habana 956 

Havasupai  Reservation,  additionallands. 45, 

144,360 

Havemeyer,  Horace,  court  case 262,401,667 

Haverty  Realty  &  Investment  Co... 312 

Hawau. 273 

census,  1940  (16th),  housing. 18 

climatological  data,  annual  summary,  1943..  623 

cUmatological  data,  monthly 23, 140,  238, 

357, 494,  623,  911, 1013,  1119, 1243, 1361 

gazetteer  of  Hawaiian  Islands 952 

Government  publications,  price  list 51 

governor,  report,  1943 273 

land  restoration 252,650,757 

hght  list 412 

lights  and  fog  signals 415 

mail  routes,  schedules 78,421,956,1181 

martial  law,  termination.-. 1292 

military  commander 1292 

natality  and  mortality  data 17,1006 

public  health  nurses  employed,  1939-43 49 

revenue  bonds -.  252,497,515 

sugar,  commercially  recoverable. 615 

sugarcane — 

abandonment,  etc.,  payment 615 

fair  and  reasonable  prices 133 

farming  practices - 349 

proportionate  shares.. 350,1109 

wage  rates  for  production,  etc — 349 

Women's  Reserve,  permit  service  in 

Hawaii - 1137,1247 

Hawaii  Brewing  Corporation,  Ltd 1434 


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Hawaiian  Homes  Commission: 
amending  act — 

hearings 374,650 

law.__ 757 

report... 252 

Hawaiian  Islands,  see  Hawaii. 

Hawes,  Francis  L.,  court  case. 310 

Hawk,  Henrv,  court  case 435 

Hawke,  Elsie,  relief - 766 

Hawkins,  llarrv  C,  International  commerce 696 

Hawkins,  Nelson,  relief  of  estate 629,  786, 1244 

Hawkins  Lumber  &  Supply  Co 1296, 1434 

Hawley,  I.  M.,  Japanese  beetle 479 

Hawthorn,  L.  R.,  growing  transplant  onion  crop.  898 
Hay,  Charles  M.,  manning  production  beach- 
heads.  1300 

Hay,  William  C,  court  case 1274 

Hay: 

farm  production,  disposition,  and  value 1226 

making  high-grade  hay 744 

statistics 476 

see  also  Alfalfa. 
Hayden,  Carl  (Senator  from  Ariz.): 
reports  made  by- 
Appropriations  Com 641 

Post  Offices  and  Post  Roads  Com 44, 

514, 1024 

Haydriers,  barn,  principles  of  design,  etc 1197 

Hayes,  Q.  L.,  measuring  rainfall 1120 

Hayes,  J.  F.,  wheat  varieties 481 

Hayes,  John  P.,  relief 500 

Hayes,  Richard  C,  court  case 46,279,401 

Hayes,  Walter  E.,  relief 39,500,625 

Hayes  Freight  Lines,  Inc 532,815,1392 

Hayes  Lines 533 

Haynes,  Owen,  music  for  war  bond  show. 1452 

Hayslip,  N.  C,  control  of  mole  crickets. 127 

Hazardous  occupations,  see  Occupations. 

Hazel,  L.  N.,  fineness  and  uniformity  in- wool .  „  998 

Hazel-Atlas  Glass  Co... 541,858 

Hazen,  M.  W.,  corn,  etc.,  for  fattening  beef 

calves. 226 

Headquarters  quadrangle,  Idaho 1148 

Headsaws,  see  Saws. 

Healing  art  in  D.  C,  licensing  qualified  physi- 
cians  769 

Health,  see  Hygiene. 

Health  and  Disability  Studies  Division 802 

Health  and  Safety  Department,  Tennessee  Val- 
ley Authority: 
health  and  safety  for  TVA  employees..    .      701 

report,  1943 701 

Health  Board  of  Kansas 1036 

Health  boards  and  departments,  vd  war  letter.  655, 
801,1028,1142,1260 
Health  education,  see  Hygiene. 
Health    Institute,    see    National    Institute    of 
Health. 

Hearing  disabilities,  medical  information 50 

Hearings,  see  Congressional  committees— aZso 
name  of  committee,  and  subject  of 
hearing. 

Hearldson,  OUie  B.,  relief 1124 

Hearn,  Harry  V.,  relief 1124 

Hearst  Publications,  Inc 401,698 

Heart  Butte  quadrangle,  N.  Dak 809 

Heart  disease: 

medical  information. 50 

rheumatic,  if  child  has 828 

Heat,  see  headings  beginning  Thermal. 
Heat  transfer: 

streams  of  high  velocity 70 

turbulent  liquid  or  gas  stream 1282 

Heaters: 

electric,  specifications 840,954 

engine  and  cockpit,  specifications 454,715 

unit,  statistics 17,135,235,352, 

489, 619,  749, 905, 1004, 1112, 1235, 1352 

utility,  specifications 982, 1086, 1462 

water,  specifications 684 

Heating: 

cyclohexylamine  in  steam  heating 933 

fuel  oil  conservation  drive.. 1186 

fuel  oil  rationing,  manual  and  fact  book 1295 

prepare  for  winter __  io65 

Heating  equipment  and  appliances: 

rates  on  heating  apparatus 817 

statistical  handbook '/..'.'.'.    20 

wage  order  poster I-..IIIIIIIIIII  407 


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Heavy  Industry  In  United  States,  Centraliza- 
tion of.  Special  Committee  to  Inves- 
tigate, see  Centralization  of  Heavy 
Industry  in  United  States,  Special 
Committee  to  Investigate,  Senate. 
H6bert,  F.  Edward  (Representative  from  La.): 

bill  introduced  by 777 

reports  made  by- 
Naval  Affairs  Com 777 

Hecht  Co. 401,435 

Heddon's,  James,  Sons 1118 

Hedges,  Harold,  regional  grain  cooperatives 481 

Heel  flies,  or  cattle  grubs 345 

Heflernan,    James    J.    (Representative    from 
N.  y.): 

bill  introduced  by 370 

Height  finder: 

specification 4.54 

standard  nomenclature  list 598 

Heikes,  V.  C,  Cottonwood-American  Fork  area.  160 
Hein,  M.  A.,  good  pastures  produce  meat,  etc.  1002 

Heininger,  S.  B.,  court  case _ 195 

Heinz's  Riverside  Abattoir 187,849,960,1186 

Heitz,  Thomas  W.,  turkeys  for  market _  1002 

Heizer,  Robert  F.,  aconite  poison  whaling..  307,308 

Held,  Edward  E.,  relief 244,376,760,913 

Held,  Mary  J.,  relief 244,376,760,913 

Hele,  H.  E.,  court  case 796,1275 

Helena,  Ark.,  bridge.. 145,  240 

Helioporc  coal-carbonization  plant.. 161 

Helium  tank  car,  specification 454 

Hellard,  D.  B.,  court  case.. 541,575,667,859 

Heller,  Edward  H.,  motor  carrier  decision 532 

Heller,  V.  O.,  adding  molasses,  etc.,  to  lamb 

ration 223 

Heller,  AValter  S.,  court  case 1043 

Heller,  Walter  W. ,  postwar  municipal  finance . .  1309 
Hellman,  Florence  S.,  British  Malaya  and  Brit- 
ish North  Borneo 175 

Hellweg,  J.  F.: 

annular  eclipse . 839 

total  solar  eclipse 73 

Helmerich  &  Payne,  Inc 542, 667, 1275, 1400, 1444 

Helmets: 

blast,  telephone,  specification 840 

welders',  specification 292,1288 

winter  flying,  specification 1086 

Help  win  the  war!  take  a  job  in  Washington 803 

Helpers,  motortruck,  wages  and  hours 946 

Heltemes,  C.  J.,  milk,  1940-43  and  dairy  sta- 
tistics..  477 

Helton,  Thomas  C,  court  case. 1400 

Hemlock: 

eastern,  American  wood 1230 

forests  in  Pennsylvania.. 476 

western,  American  wood... 483 

western,  black  streak.. 483 

Hemorrhage,  chemotherapy  of  burns  and  sliock   924 

Hempstead,  N.  Y.,  court  case... 1161 

Hen,  see  Poultry. 

Henbest,  Lloyd  Q.,  Pennsylvanian  Fusulinidae.  1033 

Henderson,  Charles  W.: 

gold,  silver,  copper,  etc.,  in— 

Alaska. 1267 

Colorado 1151 

New  Mexico... 1151 

South  Dakota J. '.."".'"    932 

Te.\as... 810 

Wyoming 932 

metal  mining 271,  272 

mine  production  of— 

copper.. 272 

gold _ 272 

lead  and  zinc 272 

silver... 272 

Henderson,  E.  P.,  meteorites 90 

Henderson,  Elmer  W.  v.  Southern  Ry _ .  1157 

Henderson,  Frances  N.,  relief 766,1132,1244' 

Henderson,  Frank, relief.. 766,1132,1244 

Hendricks,  Floy: 

statistical  summary  of  Houston  area 1279 

statistical  summary  of  Los  Angeles  area. 675 

Hendrickson,  Filer  L.,  bituminous  sandstone 

deposits,  Edna,  Calif 1381 

Hendrickson,  Margaret  W.  G.,  court  case.  1370, 1445 
Hendrickson,  Roy  F.: 

food  front 13 

military  and  allied  food  requirements '.    14 

Nation's  wartime  nutrition  problem 132 

sharing  food  supply 231 


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Hendrickson,  Roy  F— Continued 

vopetablcs  for  war  and  peace.. -  132 

war  meal  purchase,  etc 14 

Hennefmnd,  Helen  E.: 

bibliopraphy  on  poultry  industry 1231 

Japanese  in  American  agriculture 131 

Hennepin  BarRp  Line  Co CO 

Henrico  County,  Va.,  statistical  summary,  war 

and  pre-war  study... 1280 

Henrikson,  Alfred,  patent  appeal  of  admr 1118 

Henry,  Jack,  Post,  see  Jack  Henry  Post. 

Henrv,  Jerome  J.,  Nichols  terrace. 1003 

Henry,  0.,&  Co 398 

Henry,    Patrick,  see    Patrick  Henry  National 
Monument. 

Henr>^  Ray  E.,  court  case.. 1412 

Hens,  see  Poultry. 

Henson,  Thomas  P.,  prices  of  bldg.  materials 551 

Hepting,  George  H.,  plywood  aircraft  structures, 

temperature,  etc 1343 

Herbarium,  see  National  herbarium. 

Herbert,  John  W.,  court  case  of  exrs 822 

Herbolsheimer,  .\.  J.,  address 1353 

Herbs  in  Term.  Valley,  economic  possibilities 968 

Herd,  .VndorsonT.,  claim 772 

Hcrendeen  Bay  coal  field 524 

Here's  the  answer,  farm  women's  questions 1296 

Heritage,  Clark  C,  patent  appeal 1118 

Hermetically   sealed    products,    see    Fish   and 
fisheries. 

Hernandez  Valley  quadrangle,  Calif 807 

Hernia,  below  the  belt - 800 

Heroes: 

excerpt  from  New  York  times 832 

forjadores  de  la  victoria 426 

Heroy,  William  B.,  petroleum  geology 1303, 1441 

Herrarte,  Mariano  Pacheco,  see  Pacheco  Her- 
rarte,  Mariano. 

Herrin  Transfer  &  Warehouse  Co.,  Inc -  530 

Herring: 

Alaska  fishery  outlook  in  1944 657 

New  England  alewife  fisheries 158 

sale  in  D .  C .  during  December 247,  258, 360 

Herron,  John  W.,  court  case  of  exrs.. 279 

Hershey,  Lewis  B.,  see  Selective  Service  System. 

Herstead  Monument  Co 534 

Hertz,  Mary,  relief 500, 1020, 1244 

Herzfeld,  Nathan  E.,  court  case 157 

Herzfeld.  Saul  S.,  court  case 157 

Herzog,  Donald  J.,  court  case 667 

He's  back,  rehabilitation  of  the  disabled 1330 

Heseltine,  Marjorie  M.,  nutrition  problems,  etc., 

in  Latin  America 282 

Hess,  A.  D.: 

airplane  dusting  for  A.  quadrimaculatus 577 

malaria  control  on  impounded  waters 968 

production  of  A.  quadrimaculatus 577 

Hess,  William  E.  (Representative from  Ohio): 
report  made  by — 

Naval  Aflairs  Com... 371 

Hetzer.H.  0.,typeof  hog 610 

Hevea,  healthy,  science's  fight. 1105 

Hewes,    Gordon    W.,    geographical   names   in 

Japanese  Empire.- 1264 

Hewson,  E.  Wendell,  meteorological  investiga- 
tions, Columbia  River 526 

Hibiscus  cannabinus,  as  fiber  crop 12 

Hibiscus  sabdariffa,  as  fiber  crop.. 128 

Hickey,  David,  Post,  see  David  Hickey  Post. 

Hicklin,  W.  H.,  Motor  Freight  Lines S30 

Hickory,  American  wood... 12, 1106 

Hidalgo  County,  Tex,  children  of  agricultural 

laborers 282 

Hides,  see  Leather,  hides,  and  skins. 

Hidnert,  Peter,  high-silicon  cast  iron 753 

HigbeeCo --1166 

Higgins,  Aldus  C .,  tax  appeal 94,  667 

Higgins,  Catherine,  relief 244,  511,  756 

High  Cliff,  Tenn.,  railroad  accident 1154 

High  dies,  specifi cations 76, 1422 

High  Point,  N.  C,  aircraft  accident 1355 

High-School  Victory  Corps: 

communication  arts 265 

Victory  Corpsscries .- --  265 

High  schools,  see  Secondary  schools. 
Higher  education,  see  Colleges  and  universities. 
Highway  Commission,  -Maskan  International, 
see  Alaskan  International  Highway 
Commission. 


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Highway  Committee,  National  Interregional,  see 
National     Interregional     Highway 
Committee. 

Highway  Motor  Freight  Lines.  Inc 276 

Highway  Traffic  Advisory  Committee,  opera- 
tions  1261 

Highways,  see  Roads — also  names  of  highways. 

Higley  ForwardingCo. 532 

Hubert,  G.  E.,  wheat  flour,  raw  material  for 

starch,  etc _ 895 

Hill,  F.  B .,  jr.,  motor  carrier  decision 1041 

Hill,  F.  V.  (motor  vessel): 

Maritime  Comn.  report, etc.— - -.  408 

Hill,  GroverB.,  address _.  123 

Hill.H.G.,  Stores,  Inc 72,178 

Hill,  H.  O.,  erosion  control,  etc.. 350 

Hill,  Lillian,  relief 1015 

Hill,  Lister  (Senator  from  Ala.): 
reports  made  by — 

Expenditures    in    Executive    Depart- 
ments Com 258 

Military  Affairs  Com 647,792 

Hill,  Milton  A.,  court  case .  921, 1161 

Hillculture  Section 746 

Hilleboe,  Herman  E.: 

tuberculosis  case  finding 155 

tuberculosis  mortality,  1939-41 49 

Hillgameyer,  Henry,  relief 635 

Hillgrove,  Richard  F.,  court  ca.se 1400 

Hillman,  A.,  zeros  of  transcendental  equation..  622 
Hillman,  Sidney,  campaign  funds,  testimony..  1025 
Hills,  Orin  A.,  Lygus,  etc.,  damage  to  sugar 

beets 227 

Hinchclifl  Motor  Service 1040 

Hindoos,  see  Hindus. 

Hindus,  naturalization 1253 

Hines,  Frank  T.,  appoint  brigadier  general  and 

retire 250, 360, 361 

see  also  Veterans  Administration. 
Hinges: 

butt,  specifications 292,954 

standard  nomenclature  list 723 

Hipage  Co 263 

Hirsch,  John,  relief 244,511,756 

Hirsch,  Sandor  S.,  court  case.. 921,1161,1400 

Hirsch  Improvement  Co 668,1161 

Hirst,  Lester  L.,  hydrogenation,  etc.,  of  coal  and 

lignite 1383 

Hirt,  Ray  R.,  moisture  content  of  wood  boats...  740 

Hispanic  Foundation,  Library  of  Congress 553 

Historic  monuments  in  war  areas,  see  Monu- 
ments. 
Historical  Association,  see  American  Historical 

.^.ssociation. 
Historical    preservations    and   reconstructions. 
National    Park    Service    publica- 
tion   1152 

Historical  records,  etc..  Army  regulations 1077 

Historical  Records  Office 568 

Historical  study  (H.  S.),  Labor  Statistics  Bureau.  67, 
173, 283, 946, 1046, 1047 
History: 

American,  publications,  price  list 804 

description  of  profession  of  historian 1300 

publications  of  National  Park  Service 162 

Hobbs,  E.  S.,  steam  railway  dividends 165 

Hobbs,  Kelly  C,  relief 1125 

Hobbs,  Robert  B.,  oil-treated  sole  leathers 139 

Hobbs,  S.  W.: 

plains  adjacent  to  Little  Rocky  Mts 1033 

tungsten  deposits 525 

Hobbs,  Sam  (Representative  from  Ala.): 
reports  made  bv — 

Judiciary  Com 32-33,145,772 

Hobby,  W.  P.,  tax  appeal 312 

Hoboken  Manufacturers'  R.  R.,  court  case 92 

Hobson,  Stanley  H.,  patent  appeal..' 1359 

Hock,  Charles  W.,  thermal  properties  of  moist 

fabrics 908 

Hodge,  George,  court  case. 168 

Hodgson,  R.  E.,  dairy  industry  of  Honduras...  226 

Hodnette,  John  K.,  patent  appeal 237 

Hofer,  L.  J.  E.,  metal  carbides 1033 

Hoffecker,  E.,  wheat  varieties -  481 

Hoflman,  Claire  Q.,  tax  appeal 196 

Hofiman,  Clare  E.  (Representative from  Mich.): 

bill  introduced  by -. 775 

Hoffman  Beverage  Co: 

rates  on  citrus  fruit  juice 534 

rates  on  rice - - --  635 


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Hofheimer,  Lester,  court  case  of  exrs 1275, 1400 

Hofheimer,  Reka  G.,  court  case 822 

Hoflich,  H.  J.,  industrial  potentials  of  Chile 690 

Hofmann,  O.  U.,  &  Sons -..  1051,1284 

Hog,  see  Swine. 

Hogan,  Frank  Q.,  tax  appeal 700 

Hogan,  FredT..  court  case.- -.- 279,940 

Hogan,  Ralph  B.,  phenyl  arsenoxides  in  try- 
panosomiasis   1141 

Hogenson,  Ben  B.,  court  case  of  trustee 1274 

Hogg,  Peter  G.,  hydrocyanic  acid  in  Sorghum 

vulgare 8 

Hogs,  see  Swine. 

Hohn,  Hans,  patent  appeal 823 

Hoisting-signal  codes: 

for  metal-mine  shafts 1034 

for  slope  coal  mines,  etc 1034 

Hoists: 

specifications 75,840,1462 

truck-mounted 742 

Holbrook,  Ariz.,  aircraft  accident 1007 

Holcomb,  Eugene,  relief  of  guardian 255,629,913 

Holcomb,  Thomas: 

Distinguished  Service  Medal — 

hearings --  146,261 

f  law -- 358 

letter  from  Navy  Dept 370 

reports --- ---  34,43 

Holdcroft  Transportation  Co 532 

Holders,  specifications 454,954,1311,1450 

Holding  companies: 

laws  relating  to,  compilation. __ 241 

public   utility,    security   transactions   and 

holdings-.. 88,191,305,431, 

572,  694,  854,  963, 1066, 1191,  1302, 1439 

tax  returns,  statistics  from 440 

Holding  tools,  standard  nomenclature  list 876, 

879, 1090, 1215 

Holehan,  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Frank,  relief 500,625 

Holes,  elliptic  or  circular,  effect  on  stress 1346 

Holifeld,  Chet  (Representative  from  Calif.): 
reports  made  by— 

Post  Office  and  Post  Roads  Com...  147,  637 
Holland,   Dorothy   F.,   influenza  epidemic  of 

winter  1943-44 1375 

Holland,  May,  relief 766 

Holland,  see  Netherlands. 

Holliday,  Stephen,  lands  confirmed  to,  correct 

description 650,779 

Hollingers  Island  quadrangle,  .\la 1147 

HoUon,  Julius  P.,  curculio  jarring  sheet 127 

Hollowell,  E.  A.,  legume  seed  production 346 

Holly  Hill  Fruit  Products,  Inc 277,858 

Hollywood,  Fla.,  aircraft  accident 906 

Holm,  Lempi  K.,  relief 1021,1244 

Holm,  Kagnar: 

contact  surface  of  brush  contact 1170 

f rictional  force  and  contact  surface 1 170 

Holman,  Adolphus  M.,  relief. 629 

Holman,  Rufus  C.  (Senator  from  Oreg.): 
reports  made  by — . 

Immigration  Com 1135 

Public  Lands  and  Surveys  Com 45,  380 

Holmes,  C.  R.,  carbonizing  properties  of  coals.  1150 
Holmes,  Clifford  N.,  bituminous  sandstone  de- 
posits, Edna,  Calif 1381 

Holmes,  Emma  G.,  need  for  rural  housing 897 

Holmes,  Harry,  tax  appeal  of  exrx, 860 

Holmes,  Irvin,  value  of  farm  products 750 

Holmes  Express 532 

Holpuch,  Joseph  A.,  Co 151, 

262,  515,  668,  940, 1161, 1400 

Holslag,  Claude  J.,  patent  appeal... 753 

Holt,  R.  U.,  Bereasand. 1033,1147 

Holt,  William  L.,  wear  of  tire  treads.. 492 

Holtville  Ice  &  Cold  Storage  Co 835, 1172 

Hombres  de  las  Americas  que  lucharon  por  la 

democracia 1293 

Home: 

canning  and  freezing  of  chicken 1232 

canning  of  fruits  anci  vegetables 740 

dehydrator,  home-built 897 

dyeing  with  commercial  dyes. 897 

food  preservation  __ 229,428 

freezing  meat  and  poultry  products 738 

frozen  food  cabinets..- 861 

fruit  garden  in  Northeastern,  etc.,  States 898 

home  front  pledge 189,302 

making  a  dress  at  home 611 

preservation  of  fishery  products 1263 


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Home — Continued 

salvage  program  for  industrial  workers 853 

slaughter  of  hogs 130 

using  ho-made  dehydrator 1231 

velva  fruit  preparation , 997 

winterizing,  manual 1066 

Home  building,  see  Houses. 
Home  economics: 

Note.— For  articles  relating  to  special 
activities  in  the  home,  see  Home. 

college  curriculum  adjustment 48,384 

extension  work,  report,  1943 132 

-  publications,  for  the  homemaker. 483,900 

publications,  price  list 928 

Home  Economics  and  Human  Nutrition  Bu- 
reau,   see    Human    Nutrition    and 
Home  Economics  Bureau. 
Home  front  pledge,  see  Rationing. 
Home  guards,  see  State  Guard. 

Home  Insurance  Co.  of  New  York... 766 

Home  Loan  Bank  Administration,  see  Federal 
Home  Loan  Bank  Administration. 
Home  loan  banks,  see  Federal  home  loan  banks. 
Home  Missions  Council  of  North  .A-merica,  ad- 
dress by  Howard  R.  Tolley. 124 

Home  Owners'  Loan  Corporation: 

appropriation 363 

home  owners'  loan  act  of  1933,  as  amended..  834 

operations,  July  1,  1941-June  30,  1942 679 

report  on  plan  for  liquidation_ 410 

report  on  progress  of  liquidation 1051 

Home  repairs,  see  Repairs. 
Homemaking,  see  Home  economics. 
Homes,  see  Houses — Housing. 
Homesteads: 

credit  for  military  or  naval  service. 779, 1137, 1246 

subsistence,  housing  and  relief  measure 552 

Homewood  Development  Co.,  Inc 1186,1296 

Homework,  industrial,  development  and  control. 946 

Hominy,  retailer's  bulletin 1295 

Honduras: 

dairy  industry 226 

oils,  importers,  dealers,  etc.. __    20 

plantation  rubber  investigations 574 

sawmills,  list 20 

where  old  meets  new. 1184 

Hones: 

brake  cylinder,  standard  nomenclature 1090 

piston  pin  hole,  nomenclature  list.. 1090 

Honey: 

publications,  price  list 158 

semi-monthly  report..   14,  132,  231,  349,  486,  615, 
744,  901,  1001,  1109,  1232,  1348 
Honeybees,  see  Bees. 
Honolulu,  Hawaii: 

dengue  epidemic. 800 

wartime  earnings  and  spendings.. 1411 

Honolulu  Magnetic  Observatory,  results 1009 

Honors: 

on  transports.  Army  regulations 1077 

to  persons.  Army  regulations 1077 

Hood,  Hester  M.,  private  employment  agencies.  172 

Hooker,  A.  B.,  flame  safety  lamps 810 

Hooks,  Janet  M.,  British  policies,  etc.,  in  em- 
ploying women 1048 

Hooks: 

belt,  and  hooks-and-eyes,  specification 293 

fish,  specification 293, 1178 

grass,  specification 1450 

Hookworms,  article 1293 

Hooper,  Charles  R.,  relief 255,422 

Hoover,  Charles  R.,  relief  of  dependents  (H.  R. 

3371) 32,257,497 

Hoover,  Ethel  D.,  retail-price  changes 407 

Hoover,  Herbert,  message  to  Congress,  Dec.  3, 

1929 194 

Hoover,  J.  Edgar,  see  Federal  Bureau  of  Investi- 
gation. 

Hoover  Co 237,1400 

Hope  Natural  Gas  Co 310 

Hopewell,  \'a.,  aircraft  accident 1114 

Hopkins,  Ben  F.,  court  case 822 

Hopp,  Henry,  black  locust  wood 1105 

Hopper,  T.  H.,  physical,  etc.,  composition  of 

cattle 607 

Hopper  dredges,  see  Dredges. 

Hopper  for  burning  wood  in  furnaces.. 129 

Horan,  Walt  (Representative  from  Wash.): 
report  made  by- 
Irrigation  and  Redamation  Com 367 


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Hord,  John  H.,  court  case 542 

Horecker,  B.  L.,  toxicity,  etc.,  of  trlnitrotoliione-  1375 

Hormay,  August  L.,  moderate  grazing  pays 742 

Hormones: 

cartel  practices 513 

use  of  plant  growth  suhstances.. 128 

Hombcck:,  La.,  railroad  accident 663 

Horner,  Glenn  M.,  erosion  control,  etc 617 

Horner,    Sibyl,    health   education   for   factory 

workers. 1410 

HoroloRlcal  Institute  of  America,  Educational 

Committee 1241 

Horology,  modern  books  on 1341 

Horses: 

statistics 475 

work  performed  and  feed  utilized---    805 

Horst,  Daisy  B.,  transferee,  tax  appeal 437 

Horst,  E.  Clemens,  tax  appeal  of  exrx 437, 1401 

Horticulture,  description  of  profession 852 

Horton,  Donald  C: 

farm-mortgage  debt 609 

impact  of  the  war  on  agriculture 1338 

Horton,  Kathleen  O.,  post-war  export  trade  with 

British  Empire - 1116 

Hosch  Bros.  Co 437 

Hose  and  hose  fittings: 

specifications,  hose 293, 

316,  562,  580,  704,  840,  954,  972,  1056, 
1075, 1178, 1288. 1421. 

standard  nomenclature  list 113,723 

Hosea,  Harold  R.,  earnings  of  bank  employees—  829 
Hospital  apparatus  and  supplies,  general  sched- 
ule of  supplies 1310 

Hospital  care,  see  Medical  care. 
Hospital  Corps,  Navy: 

eliminate  unfairness 1363 

first  aid  in  action 180 

handbook 1285 

Hospital  Corps  quarterly.  290, 412, 681, 1173, 1285 

index,  v.  15  and  16 290 

United  States  Navy  hospital  corpsman 560 

Hospital  Corps  Section 560 

Hospital  ships.  Army  regulations 202,706 

Hospitalization,  see  Medical  care. 
Hospitals: 

Army  regulations 99,  202,  319, 867, 1204, 1453 

hospital  center  in  D.  C,  establishment 1367 

in  public  health  panorama 924 

marine  hospitals  need  senior  cadets 924 

mental  defectives  and  epileptics  in 1112 

mental  patients,  admission  laws 801 

naval,  weekly  report 1053 

nurses  training  program,  participation- 
hearings. 366 

law -- 360 

reports. 149,248 

pay  of  personnel,  etc.,  estimates 299 

premature  infant  care 1409 

social  security  act  not  applicable,  opinion...    64 

technical  manual 324 

transfusion  service. 425 

Veterans'  Administration,  estimate,  etc 1430 

see  also  names  of  hospitals. 

Hostesses,  Army  regulations 100,707 

see  also  Army  Hostess  and  Librarian  Service. 
Hot  Springs  conference,  see  United  Nations  Con- 
ference on  Food  and  Agriculture. 

Hot-water  bottles,  specifications 1074, 1199 

Hotels: 

Army  acquisition  program,  investigation...  921 

prostitution  in,  how  to  curb.. 264 

wage  rates,  spring  and  summer  of  1943 1279 

Houbigant,  Inc 50,1275 

Houbigaut  Sales  Corporation 50,1275 

Hougardy,  Dave,  relief 143 

Houghland  &  Hardy,  Inc 276 

Houma  quadrangle,  La 1265 

Hours  of  labor: 

Agricultme  Dept.,  saspension  of  8-hour  law.    80 

baking  industry -  945 

building  trades 945 

cotton  goods  industry  - 1278, 1410 

fair  labor  standards,  see  in  main  alphabet, 
Labor  standards. 

in  Great  Britain  and  Northern  Ireland 830 

in  United  States  and  Great  Britain 1047 

long  hours,  studies  of  effects.. 945 

manufacturing,  1914-43 830 

motortruck  drivers  and  helpers 946 

postal  employees 614,626,768 


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Hours  of  labor— Continued 

printing  trades 1279 

railroad  employees,  statistical  analysis 1387 

shipyards,  average  hours 1411 

Veterans'  Admin.,  suspension  of  8-hour  law.  686 

wartime  status  of  State  laws  for  women 407 

House,  H.  G., court  case 822,1401 

House  manual,  see  House  of  Representatives. 

House  of  Representatives 28 

142,  240,  362,  499,  626,  761,  916,  1014,  1122, 
1247, 1361. 

calendars 28, 

142,  240,  362,  499,  626,  762,  916,  1014, 
1122,  1247,  1361. 

candidates,  campaign  expenditures 762, 779 

Cannon's  procedure,  revised  edition 26 

contested  election — 

Clark  V.  Nichols 247 

McEvoyp.  Peterson 632 

Moreland  v.  Schuetz. 247 

Schaferp.  Wasielewski 143,502 

Thill  V.  McMurray 247 

Delegate  from  Alaska,  filling  vacancy 1130 

disbursing  office  help. 28 

estimates 762, 1361 

Government  employees  for  folding  speeches.  497 

laborers,  employment  by  doorkeeper 28 

Library,  committee  hearings,  index 1362 

manual,  printing  for  79th  Congress. 778 

obsolete  publications  in  Folding  Room 778 

regulations  for  congressional  districts 1014 

rules,  printing  for  79th  Congress 778 

transcribers  for  committee  stenographers 28 

see  also  Congress  of  United  States,  and  names 
of  certain  congressional  committees 
— also  names  of  Representatives. 
Household  goods: 

distribution  of  electric  appliances 521, 1029 

immediate  market  for  appliances 1301 

of  military  personnel,  movement 648 

of  naval  personnel,  transportation 27 

statistical  handbook,  household  furniture...  752 
Houses: 

alley  buildings  unlawful  dwellings 757 

check  list  for  home  repair,  etc 752 

construction  of  $500  houses  in  1943.. 283 

farmhouses,  modernizing 1340 

home  building,  etc.,  publications 139 

homes  for  returning  veterans 1171 

in  Muskegan   area,   vacancy  in  privately 

owned  dwellings 1236 

market  when  materials,  etc.,  are  available..  1301 

new  dwelling  units  in  nonfarm  areas 551 

publications  for  home  builders 1145 

repairs,  publications. 1340 

thermal  insulation 1011 

Housing: 

building,  govt,  measures  in  other  countries.  1415 

census,  1940  (16th) ,  final  reports 18, 136 

census,  1940  (16th),  pamphlets 18,  750 

for  war  and  job  ahead 555 

FSA,  prepayment  of  purchase  price 782,  915 

homes  for  returning  veterans 1171 

in  congested  areas,  characteristics..  1005,  1112, 

1236 

industry's  post-war  job 1415 

insurance,  see,  in  main  alphabet,  Mortgage 
insurance. 

low-cost,  need  for 1283 

migratory  workers  in  canning  industries 407 

national  housing  act  amendments- 
hearings 916 

law 915 

reports 764,  783 

naval  personnel,  etc.,  facilities 1364 

Negro  residence  halls  in  Washington 803 

next  steps  in  our  housing  program... 679 

post-war- 
abstracts  of  material.. 71,  410,  679,  834,  1283, 

1415 

housing  and  urban  redevelopment 921 

our  problem 1283 

policies  in  certain  countries 1415 

principles  for  America.. 410 

rental  housing  operation,  1939-1943 960 

residence  halls,  Washington,  D.  C,  area..  1030 

rural,  need  for 897 

shipyard,  transfer  to  Nat.  Housing  Agency.  1249 
subsistence  homesteads 552 


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Housing — Continued 
war  housing- 
amending  act  to  expedite,  hearings 778 

amending  act  to  expedite,  law 915 

amending  act  to  expedite,  report..  637,789 
appropriation ,  excerpts  from  hearings  _ . .    555 

estimates 299, 1427 

guide 1301 

how  it  is  used,  etc 834 

locaHties  as  of  Dec.  31,  1943 288 

occupancy 555 

requirements  in  Chester,  Pa 945 

requirements  in  Mobile,  Ala 283 

women  war  workers 553 

Housing  Administration,  see  Federal  Housing 

Administration. 
Housing  Agency,  see  National  Housing  Agency. 
Housing  Authority,  see  Federal  Public  Housing 
Authority— National  Capital  Hous- 
ing Authority. 
Housing  Corporation: 

operations,  July  1,  1941-June  30,  1942 679 

winding  up  of  affairs,  estimate. 689 

Housing  insurance  fund  debentures 1447 

Houston,  Andrew  J.  (Senator  from  Tex.): 

memorial  services 1244 

Houston,  Tex.: 

aircraft  accident 1239 

ground-water  resources  of  district 1032 

statistical    summary,    war    and    pre-war 

study -.:.  1279 

water-well  drilling 930 

Houston  Chronicle  Publishing  Co... 1196 

Houston  Shippers'  Association 536 

How  it  has  been  done  (war  savings  bonds)_866,  1314 
How  to  get  your  bearings  (in  merchant  marine).  963, 

1439 

How  to  hatch  a  nest  egg 1455 

How  we  will  eat  in  1944 348 

Howard,  Albert  M.,  court  case 151,  401,  668,  796 

Howard,  Dorothy  B.: 

claims  under  canceled  war  contracts 284 

disposition  of  artillery  plants,  1918-30 1046 

Howard,  N.  F.,  insecticides  and  equipment 10 

Howard  Terminal.. 938 

Howe,  H.  Herbert,  magnetic  observatory  re- 
sults.  138,  620,  1009,  1356 

Howe,  Mary  E.,  court  case  of  exrx.. 1401 

Howe&  Co... 1029 

Howell,  J.  H.,  court  case  of  estate.- 668 

Howell,  Katie  M.,  court  case 668 

Howitzers: 

matfricl,  technical  manual. 103 

service  of  the  piece,  field  manuals 1455 

standard  nomenclature  lists.109, 110,211,212,330, 

331,  461,  464,  597,  598,  718.  720,  723,  879 

Howland,  A.  F.,  wireworm  Melanotus  longulus.  739 

Howze,  Rosa  A.,  tax  appeal 196 

Hoyt,  Cornelia  B.,  court  case 1161 

Hoyt,  James  A.,  index.  Court  of  Claims  cases, 

etc 46 

Hoyt,  Walter  A",'rehef-'.".".V.V.'."."-V '."-".".'.'."."." '376,  496 

HrdliCka,  AleS,  crania  of  non-Eskimos 573 

Hsia-Chien  Huang,  frontogenetic  regions 951 

Hubbart,  Ralph  D.,  tax  appeal 1.307 

Hubbell,  D.  D.,  tax  appeal 700 

Hubbert,  M.  King.,  faults  in  Cave  in  Rock  and 

Rosiclare  districts 524 

Hubble,  Edwin,  problem  of  expanding  universe.    90 
Hubert,  Ernest  E.,  water  repellency  of  preserva- 
tives in  wood 1347 

Buck's  Transfer,  Inc 532 

Huddle,  J.  W.,  Rangely  anticline 1032 

Hudgens,  R.  W.,  what  do  we  win  when  we  win  a 

war?. 616 

Hudson,  J.  L.,  Co 835 

Hudson,  Ohio,  aircraft  accident... 1114 

Hudson  &  Manhattan  R.  R.: 

court  case- 188,  542,  663,  668,  691,  859 

passenger  fares 276 

Hudson  Bay  basin,  surface  water  supply 1380 

Hudson  Motor  Supply 5.30 

Hudson  Transit  Lines,  Inc 93 

Huelsen,  W.  A.,  stand  irregularity  of  sweet  corn.      7 
Hufl,  Wilbert  J.- 

explosions  in  acetylene  generators 810 

studies  on  explosives  and  explosions.. 392 

Huffman,  E.  H.,  thermodynamic  properties  of 

chromium 932 


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Hughes,  Charles,  &  Co.,  Inc 402 

Hughes,  Edward  J.,  court  case 310 

Hughes  Tool  Co 1182 

Hulbert,  Lyman  S.,  cases  rel.  to  farmers'  co- 
operative   assocs..346,    612,    899,    1229 

Hulbert,  William  C,  court  case.. 861 

Hull,  Cordell: 

foreign  policy  of  United  States... 573 

Moscow  Conference.- 91 

peace  and  security 1017 

translation  of  certain  addresses — 

French 696 

Portuguese... 8,55,856,966 

Spanish 696,855,966 

see  also  State  Department. 

Hull,  William  X.,  sistema  de  mulch 1349 

Human  factor,  in  maximum  production 828 

Human  Nutrition  and  Home  Economics  Bureau.  10, 
346,  480,  Oil,  740, 897, 999, 1105, 1342 

posters 10 

publications  for  the  homemaker.. -  483 

report,  1943 - 480 

Humansville  quadrangle,  Mo 808 

Humble  Oil  &  Refining  Co 178,1401 

Hume,  Mary  A.,  court  case  of  exr.. 542 

Hume,  P.  B.,  relief.- 30,255,496 

Humidity: 

control  by  saturated  salt  solutions 752 

upper-air -._ 624 

Hummcll,    Arthur    W.,    eminent    Chinese    of 

Ch'ing  period _ 1413 

Hummer  Manufacturing  Division,  Montgomery 

Ward  &  Co.,  Inc 687 

Hungary,  extermination  of  minorities,  protesting..  770 
Hungry  Horse  Dam: 
construction — 

hearings 367 

law 757 

reports 367,373,647 

geology  of  site 1146 

report  on  survey,  etc.,  print  as  document...  778 

surveys  and  studies 1093 

Hunt,  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Cicero  B.,  relief.  766, 1132, 1244 
Hunt,  George  M.,  laminating  structural  timbers.  1344 

Hunt,  Sullivan  H.,  court  case 195 

Hunter,  Annette  L.,  boot  and  shoe  industry 

statistics.- -  1010 

Hunter,  Carola,  coiut  case 940 

Hunter,  Fred,  relief.. 255,358 

Hunter,  J.  H.,  minerals  of  pecan  nuts 898 

Hunter,  Mary  P.,  court  case 402 

Hunter,  Robert,  court  case. 940 

Hunter  Co.,  Inc 92 

Huntsvillo  area,  impact  of  the  war,  working 

notebook 67 

Hup6,    Robert    Strausz-,    see    Strausz-Hupd, 

Robert. 
Hurd,  Willis  E.: 

refraction  and  mirage 838 

ships'  aneroid  barometers 417 

tropical  cyclones  of  Pacific  Ocean 839 

Hurley,  Mary,  relief 1133,1245 

Hurley,  W.  M.,  claun 80 

Hurricanes,  see  Storms. 

Hurwitz,  Louis,  magnetic  observatory  results. .  138 

Hurwitz,  Pearl  S.,  relief 1016 

Huso,  Betty,  if  child  has  heart  disease,  etc 828 

Hussey,   Robert  J.,  see,  as  successor,  Taylor 
Motor  Freight. 

Hutohings,  Mary  M.,  court  case  of  exr. 402 

Ilutchins,  J.  F.,  tax  appeal 1071 

llutchins,  Louise  K.,  tax  appeal... _ 1071 

Hutchison,  William  J.,  meteorological  summary, 

Medford,  Oreg 912 

Hutson,  J.  B.: 

cottonseed,  etc.,  production  problems 746 

farm  production  in  1944 13 

food  i)roduction  problems 348 

Hutton,  Thomas  G.,  assistance  payments.  802, 1143 

Hyatt,  Toyd  D.,  court  case 1401 

Hybrids,  see  names  of  i)lants,  etc. 

Hydraulic  brake  filler,  specification 1330 

Hydraulic  flow  resistance,  for  streams  of  high 

velocity 70 

Hydraulic  pump,  see  Pumps. 

Hydraulic  speed  gears,  see  Gears. 

Hydraulic  systems,  airplane,  technical  manual.  980 

Hydraulic  tables.- - - 599 


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Hydrocarbons: 

aromatic,  analytical  determination. 752 

aromatic,  sei)aration  and  recovery 752 

freezing  and  melting  curves 909 

in  iiasoline  fraction  of  crudes 355 

individual,  determining  in  mixtures 909 

liquid  densities 21 

liquids  from  gas-condensate  wells 1383 

volume  correction  factors 1011 

Hydrocyanic  acid,  in  Sorghum  vulgare  var.  su- 

danense 8 

Hydrofluoric  acid,  specification 953 

Hydrogen: 

generator,  technical  manual 873 

hydrogen-gas-indicating  instrument 1056 

macroanalysis  by  combustion 621 

Hydrogen-ion  concentration: 

acid  potassium  phthalate .-  908 

aromatic  sulfonic  acids. 236 

mctacresol  sulfonphthalein 236 

p-phenolsulfonate  buffers 753 

Hydrographic  bulletin 73,  180,  290,  414,560, 

681,  838,  952,  1053,  1174,  1286,  1418 

Hydrographic  Office. .--  73.180,290.412,560, 

681,  838,  952,  1053,  1174,  1286,  1418 
Hydrography: 

hydrographic  manual _ 907, 1356 

publications  of  Coast  and  Oeod.  Survey 907 

Hydrology,  see  Water. 

Hydrometeors,  definitions 238 

Hygiene: 

agreement  with — 

Brazil 433,856 

C olombia 674 

Dominican  Republic 193 

Ecuador 697 

Mexico  -  - 309 

Nicaragua 434 

El  Salvador 434 

Venezuela __- 309 

Britain's  factory  workers 1410 

child  health  services,  social  security  act 550 

clothing 73 

community  expenditures  in  wartime 828 

community  health  posters 266,519 

community  health  series 154,  654 

educating  women  for  health 677 

farm  families,  handbook 1233 

Farm  Security  Admin,  health  services 1002 

hacia  la  salud  porlaescuela 1423 

health  for  public  employees 1350 

health  in  Amazonia 958 

health  leaflet 266,  519 

health  message 587, 1079 

health  of  our  children 266 

health  of  the  Nation,  report 800 

health  program  of  American  republic 1431 

health  programs  for  Government  workers- 
hearing 1247 

report 1123 

hospitals  in  public  health  panorama 924 

industrial — 

control  of  air  contaminants 828 

news  letter 800,  924, 1028, 1141, 1259, 1375 

publications 654 

sources  of  information 66 

Joint  Committee,  a  new  working  together..  1258 

maternal  and  child  health  program 1293 

mental,  in  child-health  conference 1409 

national  Negro  health  news 49,385,801, 1141 

Negro  children's  health 549 

Negro  mothers  and  children 66 

Panamerican  Health  Day 563 

public  health  bulletin 265, 

519,  924, 925, 1375-76 

public  health  engineering  abstracts 155, 

266, 385, 520, 654,  925, 1142, 1259, 1375 

Index,  V.  23 266 

public  health  reports 49,  155,  266,  386, 

520,  655,  801,  925, 1028, 1142, 1259, 1375 

supplement 654,801,923.1028 

title  pages  and  indexes... 386.1259 

publications,  price  list 522 

reports,  tables,  etc..  Army  regulations 202, 

444,  867, 1315 

spring  tonics 1079 

TVA  employees'  health 701 

wartime  health,  investigation 512, 

644, 920, 1022, 1253 
workers'  health  posters 925 


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Hygiene— Continued 

workers'  health  series 654,800 

see  also  headings  beginning  Public  Health. 

Hygrade  Food  Products  Corporation 823 

Hyland,  Howard  L.,  Kobe,  a  superior  lespe- 

dcza 898 

Hyman,  Florence  S.,  court  case 542 

Hymes,  Richard,  aluminum-products  industry.  406 

Hymns  from  home 208 

Hypochlorination  unit,  technical  manual 979 

Hypodermic  needles: 

dental,  simplified  practice 1011 

specifications 973, 1450 

I 

I  Am  An  American  Day: 

1944,  proclamation, 422 

building  the  program __  673 

community  recognition  of  citizenship 549 

meaning  of  I  am  an  American 735 

organization  and  planning 673 

publicity  and  educational  activities 673 

ICC,  see  Interstate  Commerce  Commission. 
Ice: 

and  snow  data 24,141,239,357 

Arctic,  and  its  drift  into  nortli  Atlantic 417 

has  its  uses 19 

issues,  allowances,  and  sale,  regulations 99 

Ice-bags,  specification 1450 

Ice  cream,  commercial  mixes,  calculating 1227 

Ice-cream  freezers,  specification 1450 

Iceland: 

lights  and  fog  signals, 415 

trade  agreement 194 

analysis,  etc 859 

statistical  classification  of  imports 16 

Ickes,  Harold  L.,  see  Interior  Department. 

Iconium  quadrangle,  Mo 808 

Idaho: 

businessmen's  organizations 908 

employment  and  pay  rolls. 945 

finances 135 

gold,  silver,  copper,  lead,  and  zinc 392, 1151 

mail  routes,  schedules 78,421,844,1181 

metal  mining,  1943 271 

phosphate  rock  industry,  1943 662 

post  route  map . 79 

Idaho  Potato  Growers,  Inc 557, 1401 

Idaho  Refining  Co -  410 

Ideal  Lt^athcr  Novelty  Co 835,950 

Ideas,  see  Employee  suggestion  systems. 

Identification  cards,  preparation 868 

Igneous  rocks,  see  Rocks. 

Ignition  coils,  specification 840 

Illegitimacy: 

problems  in  field  of  adoption 1278 

unmarried  parenthood,  psychology .--  1278 

Illinois: 

businessmen's  organizations 1116 

contested  election. 247 

court  case 569,1185,1186 

electric  rate  book 264 

facts 430 

finances 489 

fluorspar-mining  area,  living  costs 173 

Geological  Survev  Division 270,524 

mail  routes,  schedules 184,  564, 956, 1181, 1424 

post  route  map 79 

Registration  and  Education  Department.  _  270, 

524 

spirit  leveling 270 

title  pages,  etc..  to  bulletin  930 270 

water  flooding  of  oil  sands 1152 

Illinois   Agricultural  Association,  remarks  by 

Marvin  Jones.. 131 

Illinois  Central  R.  R.: 

accident 1038 

court  cases 311,569,575,858,1186 

rates  on  barrels 59,817 

rates  on  lubricating  oils 1041 

Illinois  Natural  Gas  Co 517, 1163, 1404 

Illinois  Steel  Co 310 

Illinois  Terminal  R.  R.,  court  case 311,  575,858 

Illinois  University,  address  by  A.  J.  Herbol- 

sheimer 1353 

Illinois  Water  Service  Co 196 

Illinois  Waterway,  diversion  of  water  from  Lake 

Michigan 509 


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Illness,  see  Sickness. 
Illustrations: 

pictorial  illustrations  copyrighted 70,  285, 

40S,   678,   832,   948,    1049,  1281,  1413 

title  pap;e  and  index,  v.  38 678 

Ilmenite-magnetite  deposits. 160 

Imlay,   Ralph   W.,    Lower  Cretaceous  forma- 
tions  - ---  1147 

Imler,  Ralph  H.,  beacons  to  frighten  ducks 1031 

Immigration: 

laws  and  regulations 1106 

publications,  price  list 1378 

see  also  Chinese. 
Immigration   and    Naturalization    Committee, 
House: 

hearings --  365 

reports --     144, 

247-248,  305-366,  503,  632-633,  1362-63 

Immigration  and  Naturalization  Service 172, 

282,  405,  549,  673,  943,  1166,  1277,  1408 

estimate... 299 

monthly  review 172, 

282,  405,  549,  673,  944,  1166,  1277,  1409 

index,  v.  1.. 1277 

records,  information  to  State  agencies.  1135, 1246 
Immigration  Committee,  Senate: 

hearings. 1253 

reports 41-42,790,1135 

Impaired  workers,  see  Handicapped. 
Import  duties,  see  Tarifl. 

Import-Export   Bank  of  Washington,  see  Export- 
Import  Bank  of  Washington. 
Imports  and  exports: 

British  Empire,  post-war  export  trade 1116 

Canada,  importation  privileges  agreement. .  857 

comprehensive  export  schedule 301,848, 1184 

controlling  export  prices... 1432 

coordination  of  forwarding,  etc 504, 1249 

current  export  bulletin...    83,  186,  301,  426,  567, 
690,  848,  958,  1063,  1184,  1294,  1432 

trade  relations  supplement 1432 

export  control,  continue  act  in  effect 647,  914 

exports  of  domestic  merchandise 749 

exports  to  Latin  America 750 

Far  Eastern  countries,  pre-war  irtlports 138 

imports  for  consumption,  1941 749 

imports  from  Latin  America ._ 750 

lend-lease  aid  exports,  flag  on  containers 297 

shipping  costs  effect  on  import  prices 552 

statistical  classification  of  exports 134, 

488, 903, 1004 

statistical  classification  of  imports 16, 

134,  233,488,  618,  903,  1111 

war  material  importations,  opinion 545 

see  also  Tariil — also  names  of  countries — also 
names  of  articles  imported  and   ex- 
ported. 
Improvement  loans,  see  Loans. 

In  grateful  memory  (accolade  certificates) 327 

Inaugural  Ceremonies  Committee: 

permits 769 

Inauguration    of    President,   see   President    of 

United  States. 
Incandescent  lamps,  see  Lights. 
Incense-cedar,  see  Cedar. 

Incentive  Division,  Navy  Dept. 179, 180 

Inclinometers,  specifications 715 

Income: 
farm— 

agricultrual  workers 996 

income  situation 8,  125, 

225,  477,  736.  894,  996,  1226,  1338 

net  income  and  parity  report 894 

statistics 475 

wartime _ 283 

woodlands  under  revenue  act  of  1943..  1230 

fixed,  wartime  health  and  education 920 

railways,  income  and  balance-sheet  items...  56, 
165,  275,  397,  529,  664,  814,  936,  1039, 
1156,  1271,  1388. 

statistics  from  tax  returns 440,969, 1448 

stcelvvorkcrs,  1943... 1047 

see  also  names  of  products,  etc.,  from  which 
income  is  derived. 
Income  tax: 

armed  forces,  special  rules. 420 

correct  typographical  error  in  act 789,  914 

farm  bookkeeping  and  Federal  tax 1226 

farmers,  cooperatives  and  Federal  statutes.  1229 
farmers'  interest  in  new  tax  law 737 


Page 

Income  tax— Continued 

individual,  tax  provisions 12,52 

information  for  naval  personnel 1422 

information  programs  ...  304,428 

multiple  State  tax  of  Govt,  employees- 
hearings 920 

reports 145,374,1022 

po.sters 314 

regulations % 

returns— 

by  exempt  organizations. 970 

inspection 687,846,957,1424 

statistics  from 440,909,  1448 

simplification- 
committee  reports 638,639,644 

law. _. 757 

questions  and  answers 762,  778 

war  revenue,  explanation  of  new  rates 375 

withholding  from  wages,  employer's  duties.   1310 

your  Federal  income  tax,  articles 198 

see  also  Internal  revenue. 

Income  Tax  Unit.. 440,969, 1448 

Increment  cores,  see  Wood. 

Incubators,  bacteriological,  specification 704 

Indebtedness,  see  Mortgages — Public  debts. 
Independence  Day,  physical  fitness  demonstra- 
tion  653 

Independence  mine,   mineral  deposition,  rela- 
tions of  structure 524 

Independence  Shares  Corporation 545 

Independent  Associated   Workers  of  Franklin 

County,  Pa.,  court  case 835 

Independent  Association  of  Mill  Workers 668 

Independent  olfices,  see  Government  oflTices. 
Independent  Oil  Men's  Association  of  New  Eng- 
land  959 

Independent  Petroleum  Corporation 402 

Independent  Pneumatic  Tool  Co 280 

Index-digests,  decisions  of  General  Accounting 

Office 51,388,803 

Index  numbers: 

cost  of  living  index — 

description 283 

estimate  for  improving 688 

review  of  Meany-Thomas  report 551 

department  store  sales,  weekly  index 1139, 

1257 

Federal  reserve  index  of  production 47 

prices  received  and  paid  by  farmers 894 

prices  received  by  farmers,  1910-43 343 

Indexes: 

agriculture  in  the  Americas 347 

Army  Air  Forces  specifications 981, 1323 

Army  and  Federal  specifications 104, 

208,  586,  707,  977,  1079,  1206,  1317 

Army-Navy  aeronautical  standards 123, 

223,  341,  475,  607,  893,  1225 

Army  regulations 443 

bibliography  of  agriculture 13,  743 

briefs  in  tax  cases  in  Ct.  of  Claims 539, 1397 

bulletin  of  judge  advocate  general 882 

civil  aeronautics  journal 1236 

congressional  committee  hearings... 1362 

congressional  record— 

78th  Cong.  1st  sess.,  bound  vols 1120 

78th  Cong.  1st  sess.,  daily 24, 

78th  Cong.  2d  sess.,  daily 141,  239,  358 

495,  624,  755,  912, 1014,  1120. 1243,  1361 

copyright  entries 408,  553, 678, 1049 

cotton  literature 1231 

court-martial  orders.  Navy... 837, 1173 

Court  of  Claims  decisions 46 

Court  of  Claims  record 381 

crops  and  markets 735 

customs  decisions 95,702 

educatimi  for  victory 1028 

essential  activities -.  304 

experiment  station  record.. 227,740 

fats  and  oils  situation,  special  articles 125 

FBI  law  enforcement  bulletin 65 

Federal  probation 123 

Federal  register 71,  288,  409,  555, 

679,  834,  949,  1050,  1171,  1283,  1415 

Federal  reserve  bulletin 47 

Federal  specifications 98, 

200,  315,  442,  579,  582. 705, 865,  970,  974, 
1075,  1202,  1313,  1451. 

foreign  agriculture 128 

foreign  air  news  digest 907 

foreign  crops  and  markets 1229 


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Indexes— Continued 

Government  publications,  monthly  catalog.  656 

hearings  on  lend-lcasP  act  extension 503 

hearings  on  naval  legislation 250 

Hospital  Corps  Quarterly 290 

Immigration   and    Naturalization    Service, 

monthly  review 1277 

insects  in  relation  to  national  defense 739 

insured  mortgage  portfolio 1416 

international  law  digest - 966 

Joint  Army-Navy  specifications 1317 

Journal  of  agricultural  research 735, 1101 

Journal  of  National  Cancer  Institute 926 

journal  of  research  of  Standards  Bureau,.  139, 909 

land  policy  review 477 

library  of  Surgeon  General's  Office,  Army. ..  597 

manual  of  classification  of  patents 1360 

Mines  Bureau  publications 272,810 

monthly  labor  review.. 676, 1279 

monthly  weather  review 624 

National  Bur.  of  Standards  publications 356 

naval  medical  bulletin 838 

Naval  Personnel  Bureau  information  bull. . .    74 

Navy  Department  general  orders 558 

Navy  Department  specifications 292, 

683, 1055, 1420 

offlcial  gazette,  weekly 22, 140,238,356, 

493,  623,  754,  911,  1012,  1119,  1242,  1360 

OP  A  retailer's  food  index 83,568,69! 

opinions  of  Attorney  General 545 

opinions  of  judge  advocate  general 882 

ordnance  equipment  charts 105,884 

Pan  American  book  shelf 295 

Pan  American  Sanitary  Bureau  bulletin 563 

Pan  American  Union  bulletin 77 

patents 356 

petitions,  etc.,  in  Supreme  Court  relating  to 

tax  matters.. 672, 1407 

postal  bulletin 296 

proceedings  of  National  Museum 573 

public  health  engineering  abstracts... 266 

public  health  reports 386,1259 

Railroad    Retirement   Board   monthly   re- 
view  305 

records  and  briefs  in  tax  cases  in  courts  of 

appeals 538, 1396 

registration  record,  1933 securities  act 305 

regulations,  etc.,  of  O PA 83,426-427, 

568,   691,  849,   959,    1063,    1295,    1433 
service  and  regulatory  announcements — 

Animal  Industry  Bureau 344 

Entomology  and  Plant  Quarantine  Bur.  897 

social  security  bufietin 267 

standard  commodity  classification 304 

State  Department  bulletin 696, 1068 

State  legislation  summaries,  1941^2 1049 

strategic  minerals  investigations,  1942. 930 

Supreme  Court  decisions  in  Ct.  of  Claims 

cases.. 46 

technical  news  bulletin  of  National  Bureau 

of  Standards 21 

termination  accounting  manual 1213 

trade-marks 356 

training  bulletin,  NavPers 952 

Treasury  decisions 95,  702 

Treasury  Department  circulars 1447 

unemployment    compensation    interpreta- 
tion service,  benefit  series 156 

uniform  crime  reports 405 

venereal  disease  information 49 

Veterans  .\dmin.  medical  bulletin 582 

victory,  fleet,  digest  of  production  news..  176, 833 

War  Department  general  orders,  etc...  100,  320, 

446,  586,  869,  977,  1079.  1455 

writings  of  George  Washington 1369 

Yards  and  Docks  Bureau  manual 183 

Indexes  (binder): 

general  schedule  of  supplies... 96 

Indexing  Section,  Agriculture  Dept 347, 

742. 743, 900 

India: 

capture  of  prizes,  extend  privileges 81 

criminal  offenses  by  armed  forces 1194 

naturalization  of  natives 1253 

peoples 695 

pocket  guide 214 

sailing  directions,  supplement 560 

wartime  labor  conditions 67 


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Indian  Affairs  Committee,  House: 

hearings 144,366 

reports 144,248,366.770 

Indian  Affairs  Committee,  Senate: 

hearings 790, 1022 

reports 42,645-647.790,1135-36 

Indian  Affairs  Office _  53,160,270, 

391,  525,  660,  931,  1266,  1382 

appropriations,  hearings 627 

report,  1943 525 

Indian  irrigation  projects,  see  Reclamation  of  land. 
Indian  lands,  see  Indians. 
Indian  Ocean: 

lights  and  fog  signals 290 

pilot  chart. 74, 181,  291. 

417,  682,  838,  1054,  1175,  1419 

pilot  supplement 414 

tide  tables 1115 

Indian-red,  specification 1200 

Indian  reservations,  see  names  of  reservations. 
Indian  schools,  see  names  of  schools. 
Indian  service,  see  Indian  Affairs  Office. 
Indian    tribal    funds,    expenditure,    proposed 

authorization 299, 1427 

Indian  tribes,  see  Indians. 

Indian  wars,  pensions 261,360 

Indiana: 

businessmen's  organizations 907 

court  case 858.1434 

employment  and  pay  rolls 1411 

facts. 430 

finances 135 

mail  routes,  schedules. 296.844, 1060, 1424 

post  route  map . 79 

Indiana,  Pa.,  aircraft  accident 1239 

Indianapolis,  Ind.,  railroad  accident 55 

Indians: 

Canada's  problems. 89 

debts,  Sec.  of  Interior  to  adjust 248 

the  Indian  as  pictured  by  Census  Bureau..  160 

Indian  education 53, 160, 

270,  391,  525,  660,  1266,  1382 

Indians  at  work,  news  sheet 53, 

270, 660. 931, 1266 
investigate  (survey)  conditions — 

hearings 366,790 

reports 362,374,646 

lands — 

extension  of  trust  periods 81,1425 

in  Montana,  in  trust  for  Indian  use 248 

leasing- 248 

Mexican,  democracy  during  colonial  period.  160 

music  of  Indians  of  British  Columbia 307 

of  California,  comn.  to  settle  claims 144,366 

the  Peruvian  Indian 958 

property  in  trust,  remove  restrictions 1022 

publications,  price  list.... 1378 

reorganization  act,  repealing 790 

see  also  Five  Civilized  Tribes— aZso  certain 
headings     beginning     Indian — also 
names  of  reservations  and  tribes. 
Indicators,  see  types  of  indicators. 
Indochina: 

geographical  names,  treatment 1263 

labor  conditions .-  1047 

peoples  of  French  Indochina 855 

Indonesia,  contours  of  culture 1304 

Induction  for  Army  of  U.  S.,  regulations 1454 

Industrial  Accident  Boards  and  Commissions, 
Association    of,    see    International 
Association  of  Industrial  Accident 
Boards  and  Commissions. 
Industrial  accidents,  see  .\ccidents. 

Industrial  Addition  Association 542, 940 

Industrial  alcohol,  see  Alcohol. 
Industrial  and  Agricultural  Chemistry  Bureau, 
see    Agricultural     and    Industrial 
Chemistry  Bureau. 
Industrial  and  business  statistics,  monthly  and 

quarterly 16-17, 

135,  234-235,  352,  489,  619,  749,  904- 
905,  1004,  1112,  1235,  1352. 

Industrial  area  statistical  summary — 67, 

68,  174,  284,  675,  676,  829,  830,  1279,1280. 

Industrial  area  study 67,68,283,830,1280 

Industrial  Cotton  Mills,  Inc 72 

Industrial  counselors,  see  Counseling  services. 
Industrial  diseases,  see  Occupational  diseases. 
Industrial  engineering,  see  Engineering. 


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Industrial  Hazards  Division.. 945 

Industrial  homework,  development  and  control-  946 
Industrial  hygiene,  see  Hygiene^ 
Industrial  Hygiene  Division: 

industrial  hygiene  news  letter 800, 

924, 1028, 1141, 1259, 1375 

publications - - 654 

Industrial  Incentive  Division,  Navy  Dept.: 

one  came  back _ 1285 

posters. -  180,  289, 411, 559, 680, 837, 1052, 1285 

Industrial  injuries,  see  Injuries. 
Industrial  nursing,  see  Nurses  and  nursing. 
Industrial  Organizations,  Congress  of,  see  Con- 
gress of  Industrial  Organizations. 
Industrial  Personnel  Division,  Army  Service 

Forces - 1324 

Industrial  Prices  Division. 1411 

Industrial  production,  see  Production  (indus- 
trial). 

Industrial  Protection  Division 1431 

Industrial  relations: 

Canadian  regulations,  1944 829 

foreman's  guide  to  labor  relations 1410 

national    labor   relations   act,    court    deci- 
sions  -  1051, 1172 

national  labor  relations  act,  text 72 

see  also  Collective  bargaining. 

Industrial  Relations  Division. 552, 

675,  945,  946, 1048, 1278, 1279, 1410 
Industrial  Safety  and  Minimum  Wage  Board, 
see  Minimum  Wage  and  Industrial 
Safety  Board. 

Industrial  Safety  Commission,  creating 367 

Industrial  Salvage  Branch 572 

Industrial  Services  Division 1094 

Industry: 

Army  motion  pictures 466 

Central  American  progress 843 

centralization,  investigation  of  effect...  511, 1020 

child  labor,  etc.,  in  reconversion  period 1409 

electric  power  requirements 1256 

facts  for  industry. ..  749, 905,  lOOo,  1112, 1235, 1352 

feeding,  fact  sheet... -.- 1232 

industrial  series.  Commerce  Dept 20, 

752, 1010, 1241 

industry  reports 492, 

752, 908, 1010, 1011, 1117, 1241, 1357 

industry  series.  War  Manpower  Comn 1437 

industry  survey 20, 

138,  236,  355,  492,  621,  752,  908,  1010, 
1117, 1241, 1357. 

maternity-leave,  etc.,  practices. 172 

maternity  policy -.- 405 

Mexican  growth 1423 

nursing  practices... 924 

on-the-job  feeding  of  workers 570 

productivity  and  labor  cost,  indexes 1047 

protection 690 

reconversion — 

and  air  power 1351 

businessmen's  views 919, 1020 

program  investigation 921 

report,  director  of  war  mobilization-  ..  1190 
statistics,  1930  and  1940  census  compared...  490 

training  services 304 

union  directory 675 

war  production  financing 1140 

wartime,  bibliography 285-286 

waste  paper  salvage  program 572 

woman  counselor 407 

women  war  workers,  see,  in  main  alphabet. 

Women. 
see  also  Business— Employment  and  unem- 
ployment —  Labor  — Manufactures 
and  manufacturers — Plants  (indas- 
trial)— Production        (industrial)— 
Smaller  War  I'lants  Corporation — 
also  certain  headings  beginning  In- 
dustrial—a?so  name  of  industry. 
Industry  information  (periodical)...  84,302,427,1434 
Industry  Relations  Section,  Price  .\dministra- 

tion  Office 84,302,427,1434 

Infant  mortality,  see  Infants. 
Infantile  paralysis,  see  Poliomyelitis. 
Infantry: 

drill  regulations 320 

field  manual 320 

men  awarded  expert  or  combat  badge,  pay — 
hearing 792 


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Infantry— Continued 

men  awarded  expert  or  combat  badge,  pay- 
Continued 
law 915 

reports... 774,792 

ordnance  equipment  charts 106 

tables  of  allowances 1080, 1206, 1318, 1456 

tables  of  equipment..  205,  322,  447-448,  587,  870- 
871,  978,  1082,  1210,  1320. 

tables  of  organization 101, 

205,  322,  447-448,  587,  708,  869,  870- 
871,  978,  1082,  1210,  1320. 
Infants: 

births  and  mortality  in  U.  S.,  1942 1260 

care,  article  on. 66 

French  version 91 

emergency  maternity  and  infant  care — 

additional  appropriation,  hearings 628 

additional  appropriation,  law... 625 

additional  appropriation,  reports...  628,641 

additional  funds  granted... 172 

administrative  policies 282 

article  by  Martha  M.  Eliot... 550 

EMIC  information  circular 2S2 

estimates,  etc 566, 687 

folder  of  Children's  Bureau 674,  ]  167 

for  your  baby,  help  from  Uncle  Sam...  1409 

letter  to  physicians 1046 

if  your  baby  must  travel  in  wartime 944 

keeping  well  baby  well 1046 

maintaining  well-baby  clinics 650 

mortality  in  U.  S.,  1942 944 

premature,  hospitals  and  home  care 1409 

Infections,  see  Contagious  and  infectious  dis- 
eases. 

Inflammables,  transportation  by  water 1204 

Inflation; 

after  World  War  1 1186-87 

farmers  and  fight  against  inflation 1064 

grocer-consumer  campaign  against 1296 

how  to  help  fight 428 

see  also  Prices. 

Influenza  epidemic  of  winter  1943-44... 1375 

Information: 

materials,  guide  to  use. 1318 

to  armed  forces,  dissemination 1014,1025 

Information  and  Education  Division 1092, 

1216, 1329, 1463 

fact  sheet 1329 

nam  ing,  notes  of  general  interest 992 

Information   and   historical   service,    tables    of 

organization  and  equipment 1321 

Information  and  Statistics  Service,  Civil  Aero- 
nautics Admin 137,  235,353, 

490,     620,     751,     905,     1113,    1236,    1353 
Information  Department,  Price  Administration 

OflSce 83-84, 

187,  188,  302,  303,  427,  569,  570,  691, 
849,  850,  1063,  1186,  1187,  1295.  1296 
Information  Division,  Fish  and  Wildlife  Ser- 
vice    1379 

Information  Division,  Reclamation  Bur 272 

Information  Division,  War  Production  Bd 86 

Information  Exchange  on  Education  in  War- 
time  154,385 

Information  Office,  Agriculture  Dept 12, 

130,  229,  347,  483,  613,  742,  900,  1000, 
1107,  1230,  1347. 

poster 1000 

Information  offices,  see  Foreign  countries — Gov- 
ernment offices — also  names  of  oflices 
furnishing  information,   or  subject 
involved. 
Information  Service,  Railroad  Retirement  Bd..  305 
Informational  Service,  Social  Security  Board ...    49 
Ingersoll,    Roval    E.,    Distinguished     Service 

Medal. 507 

Ingots,  see  Bronze — Cadmium. 

Ingram,  J.  William,  rolief 766,786,1244 

Initiation  fees,  tax  regulations 579 

Injector: 

for  mixing  sprays 896 

fuel,  specification 715 

Injuries: 

caused  by  Army  in  foreign  countries 318 

damage  claims,  estimates  to  pay.. 445,868 

eve,  in  shipyards 173 

industrial,  1942 406 

industrial,  frequency  rates... 66 


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Injuries— Continued 

longsliore  industry,  1942 946 

miiitary  personnel,  claim  regulations.  - 202 

minor,  in  shipyards 1168 

see  also  Accidents— Employers'  liability  and 
workmen's  compensation. 

Inland  Empire  District  Council,  court  case 835, 

950. 1401 

Inland  waterways,  see  names  of  waterways. 

Inland  Waterways  Corporation,  report,  1943 752 

see  also  names  of  parties  to  suits. 

Inorganic  chemistry,  see  Chemistry. 

Insane,  see  Mentally  ill. 

Insect  Pest  Survey,  bulletin,  supplements 127, 

345,610.896.1104,1228 

Insecticide    Investigations    Division,    publica- 
tions and  patents 345, 739 

Insecticide  sprayers,  specifications 1179, 1422 

Insecticides: 

and  equipment  for  controlling  insects 10 

are  ammunition,  use  them  wisely 231 

containers  and  packages 621 

European  corn  borer 227 

farm  safety  rules 900 

noticesof  judgment  underact 132,349, 1109 

specification  for  ingredients 293 

synthetic  organic  compounds,  tests _.  998 

tests  against  pepper  weevil 1342 

see  also  names  of  insecticides. 

Insects: 

arsenic  excretion  by  Malpighian  tubes 223 

cabbage,  cauliflower,  and  related  crops 739 

closed  figs  in  relation  to  attack. 227 

conditions  and  records,  monthly 739, 

1104, 1228, 1342 

conditions  in  1943,  summary 345 

cotton,  experiments  for  control 127 

density,  regression  from  center 1104 

enemies  of  our  cereal  crops 89 

feeding  apparatus 1303 

harmful  to  man,  etc.,  price  list 158 

livestock,  relation  to  national  defense.. 127 

medical  entomology 848 

methyl  bromide  as  f umigant 739 

profession  of  entomology,  description 852 

relation  to  national  defense 10, 1 27 

reference  index 739 

victory  garden  insect  guide 745 

victory  gardener's  handbook 345 

see  also  Pests — also  names  of  insects. 

Insert  for  gloves  specifications 874,  982, 1214, 1462 

Inside  Interior 389,657,804,929 

Insignia: 

Army  regulations 444, 1077 

Crop  Corps 131 

merchant  marine 287, 1439 

Inspection  and  inspectors,  see  names  of  articles 
inspected. 

Inspections: 

antiaircraft  artillery  field  manual... 203 

Army  regulations. 1076 

Inspector  General's  Department,  War  Dept., 

Army  regulations 1076 

Installment  buying,  see  Consumer  credit. 

Institute  for  county  executive  directors 1261 

Institute  of  Andean  Research,  work,  1941-42 192 

Institute  of  Health,  see  National  Institute  of 
Health. 

Institutions,  nonprofit,  social  security  for  em- 
ployees  1143 

see  also  classes  of  institutions,  e.g.  Hospitals 
— also  names  of  individual  institu- 
tions. 

Instruction,  see  Teaching. 

Instructor  Training  Section,  Naval  Personnel 

Bur 1176 

Instrument-assemblies,  see  Electric  measuring 
instruments. 

Instrument  cases,  specification 451 

Instrument  lights,  standard  nomenclature  list. .  Ill, 

212, 464 

Instruments,  minimum  wage  rates  in  industry...    69 
see  also  names  and  classes  of  instruments. 

Insular  Affairs  Committee,  House: 

hearings...- .32,144,503,633,917,1127 

reports . 633,770 

Insular  possessions,  see  Outlying  possessions. 

In-sular  Sugar  Refining  Corporation 1071 


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Insulated  liquid  container,  specification 462, 1086 

Insulation:  , 

blanket,  specification 1056 

cotton  batts,  specification 1200 

cotton  sleeving,  specification 1057 

electrical,  specifications 75, 293, 419, 841, 1179 

gray  insulating  fiber,  specification. 840 

heat-in.sulating  material,  gen.  schedule 1449 

heated  industrial  equipment 809 

industrial,  with  mineral  products 162 

rigging  insulators,  specification 1179 

thermal — 

block,  specification 75, 1056 

of  dwelling  houses 1011 

pipe'^^covering,  specification... 954 

winterizing  the  home,  manual 1066 

see  also  Radio  insulators  and  materials — also 
names  of  insulating  materials. 
Insulators,  see  Insulation — Radio  insulators  and 

materials. 
Insurance: 

case  history  statement 1299 

control  to  remain  with  States — 

hearings 259,647,1022 

minority  views. 1136 

reports 252,1136 

emergency  farm  labor  program 608 

instruction  for  masters,  etc.,  of  vessels.. 963 

motor  carriers,  I.  C.  C.  decision. 1040 

Navy  Department  contracts,  manual 836 

Negro  owned  and  operated  companies 748 

rates  in  District  of  Columbia,  regulation — 

hearings 40 

law 757 

reports 40,365 

savings  and  loan  accounts 834 

see  also  special  types  of  insurance,  e.g.  Fire 
insurance. 

Insurance  Co.  of  North  America 61 

Insurance    Corporation,    Federal    Deposit,   see 
Federal  Deposit  Insurance  Corpora- 
tion. 
Insured  banks,  see  Banks  and  banking — also 
names  of  certain  Government  cor- 
porations. 
Insured  mail,  see  Mail  matter. 
Insured  mortgages,  see  Mortgage  insurance. 
Insured  savings  and  loan  accounts,  see  Federal 
Savings  and  Loan  Insurance  Cor- 
poration. 

Integrity,  Ships  Bureau  manual 683 

Interagency  Stenographic  Conference 747 

Inter-American  Affairs,  Office  of  Coordinator, 
see  Coordinator  of  Inter-American 
Affairs  Office. 
Inter  American  Commission  of  Women,  meet- 
ing   1169 

Inter-American     cooperation,     see     American 

republics. 
Inter-American  Cooperative  Food  Production 

Service,  establishment  in  Peru 967 

Inter-American  Development   Commission,  lo 
que  signiflca  la  cooperacion  inter- 

americana 309 

Inter-American  Development  Conference,  state- 
ments, etc 1241 

Inter-American    education,    see   American    re- 
publics. 
Inter-American  Educational  Relations  Division.  923, 

1258 
Inter-American  Financial  and  Economic  Ad- 
visory Committee: 

actas  dc  las  sesiones 78 

organization  and  activities,  1939-43 420 

Inter- American  Highway: 

agreement  with  Guatemala 91 

agreement  with  Panama 434 

el  camino  a  la  belloza 843 

Inter-American  series 697 

Inter-Americanism,  see  American  republics. 
Interbureau    Committee    on    Post-War    Pro- 
grams  125,997,1337 

Inter  City  Transportation  Co.,  Inc 1390 

Intercounty  Operating  Corporation 1307 

Interdepartmental    procurement,   see   MOitary 

supplies. 
Interdepartmental  Safety  Council,  see  Federal 
Interdepartmental  Safety  Council. 


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Interdepartmental    War   Savings    Bond    Com- 
mittee.-   -  96, 314,  702, 862, 969, 1448 

establishment,  notes  of  general  interest 3 

posters 96,314,702,802,969,1448 

Interest; 

civil  service  retirement  fund 499, 641, 914 

Land  Bank  Commissioner  loans 627, 

638,783,915 

tables,  Navy,  1944 _ 684 

see  also  Federal  reserve  member  banks. 
Interferometer,  iron  expansion  measurements.  1117 

Interior  Department 52, 158,  269, 389,  523,  657,  804, 

929,  1031,  1145, 1262,  1379 
appropriations,  1944  and  prior  years- 
estimates,  etc 299,688,847 

appropriations,  1945 — 

estimates,  etc 423, 424, 425,  688, 847, 1427 

hearings. 627,783 

law 915 

reports 627,641,760 

Assistant  and  Under  Secretaries- 
additional  .Assistant  Secretary 36, 360 

R.  R.  Sayers  to  act  as  Under  Secretary, 

etc... -    81 

Under  Secretary,  etc.,  to  act  as  Secre- 
tary   422 

collection  procedure,  facilitate,  etc ^  26 

compensation  for  useful  suggestions,  etc— 

hearings. 918 

law 915 

reports 45,777 

employment  of  certain  retired  personnel 647 

forms  carried  in  stock 1145 

inside  Interior 389, 657, 804,  929 

poster 523,1262 

publications  on  house  repairs 1340 

report,  1943 269 

report,  1943,  summary 269 

telephone  directory 389, 1031 

Interior  guard  duty,  basic  field  manual 1455 

Interlocking   directorates,   rule^,   etc.,   of  Fed. 

Communications  Comu 1372 

Internal  Improvement  Fund  of  Florida. 1275 

Internal  revenue: 

decisions,  weekly....  95, 198, 313, 439,  578,  702, 862, 
969,1073,1198,1309,1448 
excise  taxes,   U.    S.,    Canada   and   United 

Kingdom 1313 

manufacturers'  excise  taxes,  regulations 863 

paying  taxes,  by  checks  and  money  orders . . .  644 

retailers'  excise  taxes,  regulations _.  579 

revenue  act  of  1943  (H.  R.  3687)— 

bill  and  reports,  additional  copies 35,  251 

hearings... 36, 150 

law. 360 

minority  views 150 

reports 41,240 

correction  of  entry  on  p.  41 220 

veto  message 422 

war  revenue,  postal  rates,  etc 375 

see  also  names  of  certain  taxes,  e.  g.  Income 
tax — also  names  of  articles  from 
which  revenue  is  derived. 

Internal  revenue  bulletin 96, 198, 314,  440,  579, 

703,  883,  970,   1073,   1198,   1310,   1448 

cumulative  bulletin 970 

Internal  Revenue  Bureau 96, 198, 314,  440,  579, 

703,  863,  969,  1073,   1198,   1310,   1448 

conference  and  practice  requirements 96 

posters.. 314 

report,  1943.. 440 

Internal  revenue  collection  districts  -.  440, 1073, 1448 
Internal  revenue  regulations,  see  special  subject. 
Internal  Revenue  Taxation  Joint  Committee...  918, 

1252 
International  agreements,  see  Treaties. 

International  Arms  &  Fuze  Co.,  luc 651 

International  Association  of  Chiefs  of  Police 384 

International  Association  of  Industrial  Accident 

Boards  and  Commissions 1046 

International  Baby  Chick  Association,  address 

.     of  C.  W.  Kitchen 1108 

International  Bank  for  Reconstruction  and  De- 
velopment, articles  of  agreement..  1309 
International   Boundary   Commission,    United 

States  and  Mexico 1069 

estimate 1427 

International  commerce,  see  Commerce. 
International  economic  operations,  wartime  de- 
velopment of  organizations 434 


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International  Exchange  Service,  report,  1943 432 

International  finance,  see  United  Nations  Mone- 
tary and  Financial  Conference. 

International  Fisheries  Commission 698 

International  Forwarding  Co 938 

International  Uarvester  Co 858 

International  Harvester  Co.  of  America 858 

International  Highway  Commission,  Alaskan, 
see  Alaskan  International  Highway 
Commission. 
International  Labor  Conference: 

1944,  article  from  monthly  labor  review 406 

1944,  recommendations 845, 1061 

results 1047 

International  Ladies'  Garment  Workers  Union, 

convention 1411 

International  law: 

damages 92 

digest... 92 

index 966 

documents,  1942 1176 

International  monetary  fund,  see  Money. 
International  organization,  see  International  re- 
lations. 
International   Pacific   Salmon   Fisheries   Com- 
mission, proposed  provision _  689 

International  peace,  see  Peace. 
International  reHtiuns: 

Dumbarton  Oaks  documents _ 1306 

Dumbarton  Oaks  proposals 1365 

peace  and  security,  remarks 1019 

see  also  Foreign  relations. 
International    security,    see    International    re- 
lations. 

International  Silver  Co 381 

International  Spangles  Corporation 1434 

International  Standard  Electric  Corporation 823 

International  trade,  see  Commerce. 

International  Typographical  Union 1411 

International  Union  of  Mine,  Mill  &  Smelter 

Workers 1161 

Interoceanic  Canals  Committee,  Senate: 

report 790 

Interphone,  see  Telephone. 

Interpolation  (mathematics) 022,909,1241,1358 

Interregional  Highway  Committee,  see  National 
Interregional  Highway  Committee. 
Intersection  line,  relation  to  Anopheles  produc- 
tion  577 

Interstate  and  Foreign  Commerce  Committee, 
House: 

hearings 248, 366, 503, 633, 771 , 1 127-28 

minority  views 248 

reports 145,  248-249, 503, 633,  771, 1 127-28 

Interstate  Bakeries  Corporation 1412 

Interstate  commerce,  see  Commerce. 

Interstate  Commerce  Commission 54, 

163,  273,  394,  527,  662,  811,  934,  1037, 
1153,1269,1385. 

annual  report,  1943 276 

decisions — 

finance. 57, 

397,  529,  815,  936, 1040,  1156, 1271,  1389 

finance  (bound  reports). 1385 

motor  carrier 57,276,398, 

530,  815,  936,  1040,   1157,  1272,   1389 

motor  carrier  (bound  reports) 1037 

motor  carrier  (finance) 58, 

398,531,816,937,1157,1392 

traffic 59, 

276,  398,  533,  816,  937,  1041,  1)57,  1392 

traffic  (bound  reports) 163, 1037 

valuation 818,1158,1393 

water  carrier. 60,535,818,937, 1041, 1393 

water    carrier    and    freight    forwarder 

(bound  reports) 273 

opinions,  see,  above,  decisions. 

penalty  mail,  proposed  provision 1429 

proceedings  in  memory  of  Commissioner...  1153 
reports,  see,  above,  annual  report— decisions. 

rules  and  regulations  of  service 936 

Interstate  Commerce  Committee,  Senate: 

calendar 42 

hearings 42, 1 50, 377, 512, 920, 1022, 1 254, 1367 

reports 42,790,1136 

Interstate  Hauling  Corp.. 59 

Interstate  Motor  Freight  System 1157 

Interstate    Motor    Freight    System,    Inc.,    of 

Indiana. 59 

Interstate  Truck  Service,  Inc 1390 


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Interurban  Transportation  Co.,  Inc 532 

Intervertebral  disc  problem  in  Navy 1 173 

Interwoven  Stocking  Co 187 

Intracoastal  Waterway: 

claims  resulting  from  construction 422 

liglitlist - ----  1052 

navigation  maps 1464 

New  Orleans,  La.,  to  Corpus  Christi,  Tex..  919 
Intra-inthistry  tran,sfers: 

aluminum  production  occupations 189 

foundry  industry,  occupations _..  962 

logging  and  sawmill  industries  _ 304 

precision  insrrument  manufacturing 962 

veneer  and  plywood  manufacture 962 

Intravenous  drip  technic  for  inducing  thera- 
peutic fever... _ 154 

Invalid  Pensions  Committee,  House: 

hearings 503,772,1017 

reports 366,503,772,1128 

Inventions: 

by  Interior  Dept.  personnel,  compensation — 

hearings - 918 

law — -  915 

reports 45,777 

by  postal  employees 637 

classification  bulletin 237,753,1359 

wanted,  inventive  ideas 851 

see  also  Patents. 

Inventory  lesson  from  World  War  I 1343 

Inverse  interpolation,  see  Interpolation  (mathe- 
matics). 
Investigation  and  Research  Board,  Transporta- 
tion, see  Transportation  Investiga- 
tion and  Research  Board. 
Investigation  Bureau,  Justice  Dept.,  see  Federal 

Bureau  of  Investigation. 
Investments: 

foreign  investment,  Erie  Canal 1431 

foreign  investments  in  United  States 1293 

trust  funds  in  District  of  Columbia 152, 1025 

lona  quadrangle,  Ind 1148 

lona  quadrangle,  S.  Dak -.  809 

Iowa: 

businessmen's  organizations. 1010 

court  case ---  858 

facts 430 

finances 489 

mail  routes,  schedules 184,  564,  956, 1181, 1424 

post  route  map 79 

Iran: 

military  mission  agreement 574 

official  publications,  exchange 309 

pocket  guide 115 

trade  agreement,  reciprocal 1443 

trade  agreement,  statistical  classification  of 

imports 903 

Iraq: 

guide 115 

oflB  cial  publications,  exchange 1444 

Ireland,  sailing  directions,  supplement 414 

see  also  Northern  Island. 

Iroko,  specification 1179 

Iron: 

basic,  labor  market  information 1437 

case  history  reports  for  industry 1299 

corrosion-resistant  materials,  etc.. 1358 

expansion,  interferometer  measurements...  1117 

high-silicon  cast  iron,  thermal  expansion 753 

industrial  statistics,  iron  castings...    17, 135,  234, 
352,  489,  619,  749,  904. 1004, 1112, 1235 

industry  in  post-armistice  period 283 

meteoric,  metallography 308 

ore — 

employment  and  accidents  at  mines...  1151 

in  1943 1035 

in  Sept.  1943-Dec.  1943 271,272,661 

industry  in  1943 -.  271 

pig  iron  in  1943 1035 

rates  on 57,399,534,817,1041,1157 

scrap,  monthly  report 392,661,1267 

specifications— 

iron  castings 972 

sheet  and  strips 1422 

wrought  iron  bars 841 

tanning  agent -- ---    21 

use  of  ferrous  scrap  and  pig  iron,  1943 1035 

wages  in  mining 1047 

see  also  Ferrous  metals. 

Iron-blue,  specification 972 

Iron  ore,  see  Iron. 


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Iron  oxide: 

pigments  in  1943 1035 

specification 1311 

Irons: 

flat,  electric,  specification 75,841 

hand  and  leg,  specification 419 

hand,  general  schedule  of  supplies 970 

soldering  coppers,  specification 316 

soldering,  electric,  specifications 419, 1075 

Irrigation: 

Government  publications,  price  list... 61 

practical  irrigation.  232 

Irrigation  and  Reclamation  Committee,  House: 

hearings 32,145,249,367 

reports 145,367,772 

Irrigation  and  Reclamation  Committee,  Senate: 

calendar 1367 

hearings 1254, 1367 

reports 259,647,790 

Irrigation  projects,  see  Reclamation  of  land. 

Irving  Air  Chute  Co.,  Inc 542,835,1401 

Irving  Trust  Co 196,1272 

Irwin,  Milton,  court  case 656 

Irwin  &  Leighton 651,1138,1401 

Is  it  asking  too  much?  (theatrical  sketch) 305 

Is  there  a  doctor  in  town? 654 

Isaac,  Gerhard  J.: 

farmers'  interest  in  new  tax  law 737 

income  from  farm  woodlands 1230 

Isaac,  L.  H.: 

bituminous  coal 1035 

bituminous  coal  and  lignite 1382 

Isbcll,  Horace  S.: 

reactions  in  carbohydrate  field 492 

salts  of  galacturonic  acid 621 

vitamin  C  from  pectic  substances 1012 

Ischua,  N.  Y.,  railroad  accident 274 

Iskrant,  Albert  P.,   venereal  disease  epidemi- 
ology  49 

Isla  de  Pinos.  tungsten  deposits 391 

Island    Possessions   and    Territories   Division, 
tee  Territories  and  Island  Possessions 
Division. 
Islands  of  the  Pacific,  see  Pacific  islands. 

Isobars,  drawing  on  weather  maps 417, 1176 

Isocitric  acid,  occurrence  in  blackberries 226 

Isonipecaine,  application  of  narcotic  laws 781, 

789,915 
Isthmian  Canal  Commission: 

employees,  recognition  of  services. 505, 

638, 758, 1250 

employees,  retirement  benefits 628 

Isthmian  Canal  Zone,  see  Panama  Canal. 

It  depends  on  you  and  me  (food  program) 900 

Italy: 

labor  conditions  in  Fascist  Italy 68 

records  in  public  agencies,  administration..    71 

Ito,  W.  S.,  gonococcal  infections 385 

It's  fun  to  learnl 882 

Iversen,  Lorenz,  tax  appeal 1071 

Izac,  Ed.  V.  (Representative  from  Calif.): 

bills  introduced  by 636, 1364 

report  made  by — 

Naval  Affairs  Co 371 


Jack  Henry  Post,  American  Legion,  conveying 

building  to 45,251,358 

Jack  pine,  see  Pine. 
Jackets: 

mechanic's,  specification 1086 

specification 75 

winter  flying,  specification 874 

Jackman,  Maine,  aircraft  accident 1009 

Jacks,  specification 580 

Jackson,  Henry  M.  (Representative from  Wash.): 
reports  made  by — 

Indian  Affairs  Com 770 

Merchant  Marine  and  Fisheries  Com...  773 

Jackson,  Vodie  E.,  relief 1132 

Jackson,  Miss.,  aircraft  accident 1007 

Jackson    County,    111.,    saline   lands,    descrip- 
tion  -- 650,779 

Jackson  County,  Mo.,  war  and  prewar  study, 

statistical  study 675 

Jackson  Hole: 

geology --  1269 

spirit  of 1269 


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Jackson  Hole  National  Monument: 
abolishing — 

minority  views 509 

reports.- 509,780 

Jacobs,  Leon,  examination  for  trichinae 925 

Jacobs,  Louis,  court  case 823 

Jacobs,  Lum,  relief --  1020, 1302 

Jacobson,  Beulah,  court  case 850, 1434 

Jacobson,  Moses  G.,  patent  appeal _ 1118 

Jacobson,  Robert,  court  case 850, 1434 

Jaffa  Transit 532 

Jaffa  Transportation 532 

Jaffe,  Arthur,  excise  taxes 1313 

James,  Halsted,  tax  appeal... 1196 

James,  Laura  S.,  court  case.. 1064 

James,  M.  C: 

fish  stocking  as  related  to  inland  waters 523 

food  fishes... -- 805 

James,  Orville  W.,  relief 244,643,913 

Jamestown,  X.  Y.,  aircraft  accident 1238 

Jamestown,  Westfield  &  Northwestern  R.  R...1386 

Janes,  Arthur  D.,  court  case 169,651 

Janes,   C.  J.,   aircraft  corrosion  from  calcium 

ch  loride 490 

Janeway,  Edward  Q.,  court  case 1401 

Janeway,  Elinor  W.,  court  case 1401 

Janowsky,  Thomas,  court  case 1187, 1188 

Janse,  OlovR.T.,  peoples  of  French  Indochina..  855 
Japan: 

atrocities  to  prisoners  of  war 251,  332 

foreign  relations  of  U.  S.,  papers,  1931-41..  91, 194 

gazetteer  of  Japanese  Empire 1174 

geographical  names  in  Japanese  Empire...  1264 

sailing  directions. 181,414 

Japanese: 

activities  in  U.  S.,  rp.  on  investigation 374 

American  agriculture,  bibliography 131 

disloyal,  deporting 365 

evacuation  from  west  coast,  final  report 215 

O.  I.  Japyank 12G9 

Nisei  in  uniform 1384 

one  thousandth  of  the  Nation 693 

relocation  problems  and  policies 694 

Japanese  beetle: 

biology 479 

DDT  effectiveness,  etc. 1228 

ethylene  dicholride  for  fumigation 1228 

lead  arsenate  effectiveness 896 

milky  disease  spore  dust  for  control 739 

poster... 739 

quarantine  revision 739 

Japanese  Deportation  Commission,  creating 365 

Japanese  Empire,  see  Japan. 

Japhet,  C.  B.,  tax  appeal 312 

Japhet,  D.  E.,  tax  appeal 312 

Japhet,  Dan  A.,  tax  appeal  of  exr 312 

Japhet,  E.  C,  tax  appeal 312 

Jardine,  J.  T.,  agricultural  experiment  stations, 

19-13 227 

Jarman,  Pete  (Representative  from  Ala.): 
reports  made  by- 
Printing  Cora. .  35-36, 372,  777-778, 1019, 1129 

Jarrell,  T.  D.,  publications  and  patents... 609 

Jarrett,  Arthur,  court  case.. 544 

Jarvis,  Norman  D.: 

brine-cured  cod 159 

canning  of  fishery  products 805 

home  preservation  of  fishery  products 1263 

mild  curing,  etc.,  salmon 930 

1  acific  sa  mon 1380 

South  .American  fish  recipes 390 

Jasper  Chair  Co 542 

Jatros,  John,  court  case 850 

Java: 

gazetteer.- 1053 

sailing  directions,  supplement. 414 

Jeancs  Teachers,  war  service  project 428 

Jefferson,  Thomas: 

contributions  to  agriculture,  references 484 

4-H  club  members  honoring  memory 745 

Library  of  Congress  exhibitions,  catalogue..  408 

permanence  of  J cfferson. 408 

recognition  of  services  to  farmers,  etc. 26 

soil  conservationist 746 

Jefferson    Bicentenary    National    Agricultural 
Committee,   see   National   Agricul- 
tural  Jefferson   Bicentenary   Com- 
mittee. 
Jofl'erson  County,  Ala.,  war  and  prewar  study, 

statistical  summary 675 

637398 — 45 7 


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Jefferson  County,  Tenn.,  court  case 1447 

Jellyflshes  or  sea  nettles. 1145 

Jemison,  George  M.,  solar  radiation  and  forest 

fuel  moisture 12 

Jenkins  Bros.,  Inc. 565 

Jenness,  Diamond: 

Canada's  Indian  problems 89 

Carrier  Indians  of  Bulkley  River 307 

Jeimings,  John,  jr.  (Representative  from  Tenn.): 
reports  made  by- 
Claims  Com 30-31,243-246,364, 

500-501,  631,  766,  768,  1015-16, 1123-27 
Jennings,  R.  D.: 

feed  ingredients,  etc 342 

work  performed,  etc.,  by  horses  and  mules..  895 
Jennings,  Thomas,  water  flooding  of  oil  sands  in 

Illinois 1152 

Jensen,  M.  S.: 

slate .- - 810 

slate  industry 662 

stone ...1268 

sulfur  and  pyrites. 1152 

Jensen,  Nan  C: 

boron-mineral  production 1151 

bromine  production 1035 

calcium  chloride  in  good  demand 1035 

consumption  and  prices  of  buOding  mate- 
rials  160 

demand  for  sodium  sulfates,  etc 1035 

magnesite    and    other    magnesium    com- 
pounds  1151 

marketing  magnesite  and  allied  products 162 

mineral  earth  pigments,  etc 1035 

Jensen,  Norman  Q.,  court  case 858 

Jersey  City,  N.  J.,  court  case 188, 

542,663,668,691,859 
Jessup,   Mary    F.,   service   men   after   World 

Warl 174,1047 

Jewell  quadrangle,  N.  Y 808 

Jewelry: 

importers  and  dealers,  Mexico.. 20 

silver,  marking  standard 909 

tax  regulation 579 

Jews: 

national  home  in  Palestine  632 

preservation  in  Europe,  formulate  plan 41 

Jigging  as  substitute  for  laboratory  sink-float..  1034 

Jobbers,  OMPR  record  keeping  manual 849 

Jobert,  Arthur  H.,  patent  appeal.. 22 

Jobs: 

analysis,  training  and  reference  manual 1189 

analyzing,  guide 962 

evaluation,  bibliography 969 

evaluation  systems,  informational  manual. .  190 

Federal,  outside  continental  U.  S 747, 1350 

improve  your  skill,  etc.,  (in  the  \V.\C) 722 

job  family  series 85,  86,  189-190, 

304, 429,  570,  571,  693, 962, 1298, 1438 

job  instruction 852 

jobs  Wacs  are  doing  in  the  Army 721 

learning  about  farm  jobs  from  pictures 1109 

placing  military  personnel,  aids 1189 

post-war  jobs,  plan 514 

post-war  transfers  and  unemployment 406 

training  for  victory,  guide  to  programs 1374 

training  women  for  war  work  _ 304 

what  kind  of  job  can  I  get  in  Navy? 839 

which  jobs  for  young  workers?... 172,  550 

you  are  needed  to  learn  anew  job 190 

your  billet  in  Navy 561 

see  also  Employment  and  unemployment. 

Joe  Dope  posters 114,598,1093 

Joes,  Colo.,  aircraft  accident 1356 

Johansen,  F.  A.,  promin  treatment  of  leprosy...  924 

Johns,  William  D.,  court  case 542 

Johnson,  A.  C: 

fumit-'ation  for  oriental  fruit  moths 345 

methyl  bromide  in  fumigation. 10 

Johnson,  A.  G.,  treat  seed  grain 346 

Johnson,  Albert  R.,  impact  of  the  war  on  agri- 
culture    1338 

Johnson,  Albert  W.,  official  conduct,  investiga- 
tion   145,241 

John.son,  Mr.  and  Mrs.  B.  n.,  court  case -  188 

Johnson,  Benjamin  T.,  court  case 960, 1187 

Johnson,  Bertrand  L.: 

langlseinite 661 

nitrogen  compounds ..  662 

phosphate  rock  industry 662, 1035 


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Johnson,  Bertrand  L.— Continued 

potash  industry 662 

talc,  etc.,  industries  in  1943... 1035 

Johnson,  C.  O.,  RanRcIy  anticline. 1032 

Johnson,  Carl  K.  A.,  court  case 46 

Johnson,  Clare  O.: 

court  case  of  trustee 941,1370 

correction  of  entry 992 

Johnson,  E.  J.,  directing  students  in  their  farm- 
ing programs 518 

Johnson,  Edwin  C.  (Senator  From  Colo.): 
reports  made  by- 
Finance  Com 789 

Interstate  Commerce  Com 42 

Military  Affairs  Com 43, 

379, 648,  792, 1023 
Johnson,  Elizabeth  A.,  publications  of  Labor 

Statistics  Bur.-- 174 

Johnson,  Elmer  E.,  court  case 820 

Johnson,  Esther  II.,  world  wool  supply  situa- 
tion  741 

Johnson,    Fred    F.,   markets   and   recipes  for 

turtles 1145 

Johnson,  O.  V.,  methyl  bromide  in  fumigation .    10 
Johnson,  Hiram  W.  (Senator  from  Calif.): 
report  made  by — 

Commerce  Com 40 

Johnson,  Isaac  Q.,  court  case 262,542, 1370 

Johnson,  J.  A.,  fish  for  food  from  farm  ponds 617 

Johnson,  J.  F.,  Lumber  Co 1071 

Johnson,   J.    M.,   see   Defense  Transportation 

Office. 
Johnson,   J.    Sidney,   no-point   and  low-point 

foods 230 

Johnson,  J.  W.,  bed-load  transportation,  etc 15 

Johnson,  Jed  (Representative  from  Okla.): 
reports  made  by — 

Appropriations  Com 627 

Conference  Com 760 

Johnson,  Lloyd  L.,  relief 30,255,496 

Johnson,  Lyndon  B.  (Representative from  Tex.): 
report  made  by — 

Naval  Affairs  Com 636 

Johnson,  Margaret  M.,  court  case 548,859, 1165 

Johnson,  Marion: 
relief — 

hearing 260 

law. 625 

reports 43,500 

Johnson,  Monroe,  confirming  claim  of  heirs 779, 

795, 1244 

Johnson,  Robert,  confirming  claim 779 

Johnson,  Robert  W.,  jr.,  paralytic  poliomyelitis.  925 

Johnson,  Voyle  C,  court  case.. 548,859,1165 

Johnson,  Walter  B.,  court  case 435 

Johnson,  Walter  H.,  concrete  materials 621 

Johnson,  William  R.,  court  case 1043, 1401 

Johnson,  Kans.,  aircraft  accident 1008 

Johnston,  A.,  court  case 1038 

Johnston,  Burt,  relief 1021,1244 

Johnston,    Dorothy    B,    (Mrs.    Donald    B.), 

relief-.. 255,358 

Johnston,  Earl  S.,  barley  seedlings 964 

Johnston,  J.  D.,  jr.,  tax  appeal 1071 

Johnston,  Marjorie  C: 

English  texts  for  use  in  Amer.  republics 154 

reading  materials  for  students  of  Spanish —  265 

teaching  foreign  language-.. 1258 

Johnston,  Robert  W.,  court  case.. 169,941 

Johnston  City,  111.,  railroad  accident.. 56 

Johnstown,  Pa.,  railroad  accident 164 

Johnstown  Coal  &  Coke  Co.  of  New  York,  Inc.  515, 

642, 823, 1370 

Joiner,  C.  M.,  court  case 92 

Joiner,  C.  M.,  Leasing  Corporation 92 

Joiner  work,  rates  on 57 

Joint  committees,  see  names  of  committees. 
Joint  Northeastern  Motor  Carrier  Association, 

Inc 1390 

Joint  resolutions,  see  Resolutions. 
Joint  training  committers: 

publications  relating  to 693 

training  teamwork.. 693 

Joints: 

timber-connector  joints.. 483 

universal,  specification 293 

Joliet,  111.,  railroad  accident 65 

Joliet  Oil  Corporation. 849 

Jolson,  Al,  tax  appeal 1071 


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Jones,  Anita  M.: 

instituto  de  parteras 698 

same,  in  French 1194 

Jones,  B.  E.,  geophysical  investigations 1146 

Jones,  E.  M.,  Truck  Line 67 

Jones,  Frank  E.,  court  case 170,671, 1405 

Jones,  O.  W.: 

explosions  in  acetylene  generators 810 

hazards  from  common  gases  and  vapors 932 

inflammability,  etc.,  of  acetic  anhydride 160 

Jones,  n.  A.: 

growing  transplant  onion  crop.. 898 

inbreeding  and  heterosis  of  onions 999 

onion-set  production 612 

smut  resistance  in  Allium  species  hybrid..  1228 

Jones,  Helen  D.,  Greece 408 

Jones,  Irving  L.,  relief 30,255,496 

Jones,  Ivan  D.,  vegetable  salting  or  brining 895 

Jones,  Jesse  H.,  see  Commerce  Department. 
Jones,  Lawrence  A.,  impact  of  the  war  on  agri- 
culture  - 1338 

Jones,  Marvin: 

address  before  National  Grange. 131 

beef  goes  to  war i 348 

how  we  will  eat  in  1944 348 

it  depends  on  you  and  me 900 

milk  goes  to  war 484 

our  future  food  supply 743 

remarks  before  Illinois  Agric.  Assoc 131 

remarks  on  Farm  and  Home  Hour 230 

saving  food  is  everyone's  job 348 

teamwork  in  war  food  program 131 

today's  food  problems 1347 

tomorrow's  food  supply 743 

water  and  the  land 484 

we  have  just  begun  to  work 348 

wheat  goes  to  war 484 

see  also  War  Food  Administration. 
Jones,  Nathaniel,  one-day  treatment  of  syphilis.  801 

Jones,  Nelle  L.,  relief 1125 

Jones,  Noble  W.,  court  case 668,1370 

Jones,  Pete,  court  case 169,1401 

Jones,  Walter  R.,  relief 25 

Jones  &  Laughlin  Steel  Corporation 680 

Jonsson,  Sigurdur,  relief -  786 

Jordan,  Mabel,  relief 244,358 

Jordan,  Robert  E.  L.,  court  case 52, 169, 1275 

Jordan,  W.  R.,  relief 244,358 

Joseph,  Anthony,  court  case UOl 

Joseph,  John  H.,  court  case .-  542 

.Tosephson,  Q.  W.: 

ball  clay 1152 

bentonite  shipments 1152 

blast  furnace  slag 1151 

distribution  of  clay 1152 

fire  clay 1152 

fuller's  earth  output.. 1152 

kaolin  or  china  clay  in  1943 662 

roofing  granules 1267 

sand  and  gravel 1035, 1268 

sulfur  and  pyrites 1152 

Joshua  Tree  National  Monument 272 

Journal  of  agricultural  research 7, 

124,  223,  341,  476,  608,  735,  893,  995, 
1101,  1225,  1337. 

title  pages,  contents,  etc 735, 1101 

Journal  of  Living  Publishing  Corporation 1196 

Journal  of  National  Cancer  Institute 156, 

386, 655, 926. 1142, 1376 

title  page,  contents,  etc 926 

Journal  of  research.  National  Bureau  of  Stand- 
ards  139, 

236,  355,  492,  909, 1011, 1117,  1241, 1358 
indexes— 

V.  31 139 

V.  32 909 

title  pages,  corrections,  etc 21,621 

Journal  Publishing  Co 576 

Journals: 

Grand  Army  of  the  Republic 240, 1122 

Senate.. 640 

Supreme  Court  of  United  States 92, 

194,  310,  435,  575,  698,  857,  967,  1444 

correction  of  entry  on  p.  435 472 

see  also  Periodicals. 

Judge  Advocate  General,  Navy. 837,1173 

Judge  Advocate  General's  Department,  Army..  105, 
209,  327,  463,  597,  722,  882,  986,  1092, 
1216,  1330. 


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Judge  Advocate  General's  Department,  Army— Con. 

Army  regulations 98,  202,  318,  706 

bulletin .-.. 105,209,327 

463,  597,  722,  882,  986,  1092,  1216,  1330 

cumulative  index  and  tables,  v.  1-2 882 

tables  of  opinions  and  cases 986 

title  page,  contents,  etc.,  to  v.  2. ..-  882 

digest  of  opinions,  supplement — 

cumulative  index  and  tables ..  882 

tables  of  opinions  and  cases 986 

Judges: 

district,  representation  in  Judicial  Conf 1225 

for— 

New  Jersey,  filling  vacancy 504, 1367 

Pennsylvania 772, 1023 

Puerto  Rico _..  846,1183 

third  circuit,  appointment,  hearings 378 

third  circuit,  appointments,  reports 647, 

772, 1023 

status  of  retired  judges 33.  509,  625 

Judgments: 

j  caustic  poisons  act,  notices. 1140 

Court  of  Claims;  1943 151 

Court  of  Claims,  lists... 438.  439,  701, 862 

District  Courts,  lists. 438,439,701,862 

food,  drug,  and  cosmetic  act — 

notices  of  judgment 154, 

265,  654, 800, 1140, 1259, 1374 

notices  of  judgment,  judicial  review 1140 

insecticide  act,  notices  of  judgment. 132, 

349. 1109 
Judicial  appropriations,  see  Courts  of  United 

States. 
Judicial  Conference  of  Senior  Circuit  Judges; 

fees  and  costs  in  Circuit  Courts  of  Appeals. .  33, 

1136, 1246 

representation  of  district  judges 1225 

United  States  Commissioners  Committee...  123 
Judicial  process,  see  Attachment  and  garnish- 
ment. 
Judiciary,  see  Courts  of  United  States, 
Judiciary  Committee,  House: 

calendar 249 

hearings 145-146, 

504,  634,  647,  772-773,  1022,  1248 

minority  views 773 

reports.  - .  32-33, 145,  249.  259,  504, 633-634,  772-773 
Judiciary  Committee,  Senate: 

calendar 150 

hearings.  42. 150,  259,  378,  513, 647,  791,  920, 1022-23 

minority  views 42, 1136 

reports 42,  150,  377-378,  513, 

647,  790-791,  1022-23, 1136,  1367-68 

Judith  Peak  quadrangle,  Mont 808 

Judkins,  C.  J.,  State-local  businessmen's  organi- 
zations  907-908,1010,1116,1240 

Juergens,  J.  Helen  S.,  tax  appeal... 816 

Juglans  nigra,  American  wood _  1106 

Jugoslavia,  see  Yugoslavia. 

Julius,  Oscar  H.,  relief 765 

Junction  City,  Oreg.,  railroad  accident.. 56 

Jungle  warfare,  field  manual. 1455 

Junipprus  virginiana ,  American  wood 1344 

Jurors,  handbook  for  petit  jurors  in  Dist.  Courts.  123 

Jurs,  Albert  E.,  court  case 941 

Jurs,  Eueene  E.,  court  case 941 

Jurs,  Peter  C,  court  case 941 

Justice,  Beatrice,  court  case 823 

Justice,  Carl  E.,  court  case. 823 

Justice  Department 60,  166,277,399, 

536,  665,  819,  938,  1042,  1158, 1272, 1.394 
appropriations,  1944  and  prior  years — 

estimates 299, 688, 1427 

appropriations,  1945 — 

estimates 1427 

hearings 242,641 

law... 916 

reports 242,641,761 

briefs  in  Court  of  Claims,  title  page  and  in- 
dex .. 539,1397 

claims  for  damages,  estimates  to  pay 400, 672 

opinions  of  Attorney  General .     04, 

279,545,1044,1276 

index 545 

petitions,  etc.,  in  Supreme  Court  rel.  to  tax 

matters,  title  page  and  index..  672. 1407 
records  and  briefs  in  courts  of  appeals,  title 

page  and  index 538. 1396 

report,  1943 1044 

see  also  Biddle,  Francis. 


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Jute  rope,  see  Rope. 

Juvenile  Court  of  D.  C,  report,  1943 797 

Juvenile  courts: 

and  community  efforts  to  deal  with  delin- 
quency  1278 

relation  to  community 1278 

statistics,  1940-42 650 

statistics,  1943 674 

Juvenile  delinquency: 

and  schools  in  wartime 48 

juvenile  court,  detention,  and  police 1278 

law  enforcement  techniques 384 

preventing 172 

runaway,  etc.,  children,  return  to  homes 513 

statement  by  Katharine  F.  Lenroot 549 

to  attack  delinquency,  7-point  program 47 

wartime  health  and  education 512, 1022 

see  also  Juvenile  courts. 

K 

Kabat,  Herman,  hemorrhage,  chemotherapy 924 

Kahl,  F.  Ruth,  nursing  practices  in  industry...  924 

Kahn  test,  evaluation  in  leprosy 800 

Kahn's,  E.,  Sons  Co 188,849,1186 

Kaiser,  Joseph  M.,  court  case 169 

Kalamazoo  Vegetable  Parchment  Co 1393 

Kaliska,  William  G.,  patent  appeal 1359 

Kalmbach,  E.  R.,  control  of  magpies 929 

Kalona,  Iowa,  aircraft  accident 1238 

Kaloostian,  George  H.,  sticky  trap  board  used 

for  pear  psylla... 1342 

Kalousek,   George  L.,  system  soda-lime-silica- 
water - 909 

Kamin  Chevrolet  Co. 1071 

Kaminsky,  Samuel,  court  case. 1280 

Kanagy,  Joseph  R.,  iron  as  tanning  agent 21 

Kanapaux,  Margaret  S.,  ascorbic  acid  content 

of  cabbage  lines 898 

Kanawha  &  Hocking  Coal  &  Coke  Co 381 

Kanawha  River,  review  of  report  on  basin 884 

Kanawha  Valley  Bank,  tax  appeal.. 1445 

Kanegis,  James,  metals  and  alloys 236 

Kann,  Gustav  H.,  court  case 279,402,542,1402 

Kanosh  Indian  Community,  constitution  and 

bylaws 53 

Kanosh  Reservation,  reserving  lands  in  Utah...  248 
Kansas: 

businessmen's  organizations 907 

court  case 92,857,1444 

electric  rate  book 1257 

finances 16 

Health  Board 1036 

taail  routes,  schedules 78,844, 1181 

post  route  map 79 

starch  content  of  potatoes,  etc.. 224 

starches,  comparison  of  viscosity,  etc. 894 

water-flooding  of  oil  sands.  _ 1036 

Kansas  City,   Kans.,  war  and  prewar  study, 

statistical  summary.. 675 

Kansas  City,  Mo.: 

aircraft  accident. 906 

Board  of  Trade 276,  399 

rental  housing 1435 

war  and  prewar  study,  statistical  summary. .  675 
Kansas  City  Southern  Ry.: 

accidents 55,663 

merger,  etc... .57 

Kansas  Wheat  Imi)rovement  Association,  ad- 
dress by  Lee  Marshall 901 

Kaolin,  in  1943 662 

Kaplan,  Max,  Bros... 402 

Kari,  Arvo,  relief 1021. 1244 

Karikka,  Katherine  J.,  ascorbic  acid  content  of 

potatoes _.  476 

Karluk  River,  red  salmon,  fluctuations l.TO 

Karp  Metal  Products  Co.,  Inc 542 

Karpinos,  Bernard  D.,  physically  handicapped.  155 
Kassalow,  Everett  M.: 

agricultural-machinery  industry •^.'iO 

union  agrccnieiils  in  airframe  industry  1278 

Kattegat,  lights  and  fog  signals 560 

Katydids,  genus  Xiphidiopsis,  new  species 695 

Katz  Drug  Co 543 

Kaufert,  F.  H.: 

casein  glue  joints.  _ 128 

mold  resistance  of  protein  glues 128 

preservatives  for  soybean  glue,  etc 742 


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Kaufman,  Dorothy  W.: 

rlpctions  data  in  State  documents 1353 

Stato  constitutions.- 1353 

Kaufinann  Dopartmcnt  Stores,  Inc 823 

Kaufmann  Department  Stores  Securities  Cor- 
poration   823 

Kaweah  River,  survey 885 

Kearney,    Bernard    W.    (Representative   from 
N.  Y.): 
report  made  by — 

Immigration  and  Naturalization  Com..  fi32 

KeatinK,  Lawrence  M.,  relief 635 

Kee,  Charles  L.: 
relief— 

hearing 1024 

law._ 1244 

reports.- 629,793 

Keehle,  David  M.,  tax  appeal 197 

Keeble,  John  B.,  jr.,  tax  appeal.- 197 

Keefe,  Kenneth  M.,  court  case-. _ 858 

Keegan,  Harry  J.,  metacresolsuIfonphthalein_..  230 

Keecan,  Wilbur  V.,  court  case 1069, 1402 

Keelinfc,  Tenn.,  railroad  accident.. 935 

Keen,  Benjamin,  bibliography  of  Colombia 301 

Keenan,  Charles  M.,  mine  explosion 393 

Keep  up  to  date  (airways  route  information) 19 

Keeshin  Freight  Lines,  Inc 816 

Keesling,  F.  V.,  statement 1128 

Kefauver,  Estes  (Representative  from  Tenn.): 

bill  introduced  by 1250 

minority  report  made  by — 

Judiciary  Com 772 

report  made  by — 

Judiciary  Com__ 249 

Keithly,  C.  M.,  water  flooding  of  oil  sands 1152 

Keller,  H.  R.,  fineness  and  uniformity  in  wool..  998 

Keller,  Karl,  court  case- 656 

Keller,  Louis,  foreign  investments  in  U.S 1293 

Kelley,  J.  A.: 

modern  beehive  coke-oven  practice- 161 

salvage  of  coal  from  mine  refuse 1034 

Kelley,  J.  R.,  Cooperage  Co 59,817 

Kelley,  Jim  Bob,  court  case 170,671,1405 

Kelley,  John,  Co 169 

Kelley,  K.  K.: 

energies  and  equilibria  in  decomposition  of 

nitrates  of  manganese,  etc.- 1267 

thermodynamic  properties  of  chromium 932 

Kelley,  M.  A.,  farm  fences. 898 

Kelley's  Creek  &  Northwestern  R.  R 169,381 

Kelley's  Creek  Colliery  Co 169,381 

Kellogg,  Charles  E.,  feed  costs  of  young  rabbits-.  159 

Kellogg,  John  H.,  tax  appeal 197 

Kellogg,  Remington: 

marine  mammals  of  South  America,  etc 90 

review  of  spider  monkeys 1442 

Kelly,  Frederick  J.,  higher  education 1374 

Kelly,  Kenneth  L.,  color  designations  for  lights.-    21 
Kempf,  Grover  A.,  mental  hospital  admissions.  801 

Ken-Rad  Transmitting  Tube  Corporation 565 

Ken-Rad  Tube  &  Lamp  Corporation 565 

Kenaf,  as  fiber  crop.- 19 

Kendall,  Florence  P.,  paralytic  poliomyelitis-..  925 

Kendall,  Henry  O.,  paralytic  poliomyelitis 925 

Kennebunk  quadrangle,  Maine 1266 

Kennedy,  Eleanor  V.,  employment,  etc.,  in  pri- 
vate shipyards 946 

Kennedy,  F.  J.: 

employment  and  accidents 

clay  mines  and  pits. 270 

gold,  silver,  etc.,  mines 933 

iron-ore  mines 1151 

lead  and  zinc  mines 271,  1267 

metal  and  nonmetal  mines 933 

metal  mines 162 

metallurgical  plants 271 

nonmetallic-mineral  mines 810 

metal-and  nonmetal-mine  accidents 661 

Kennedy,  O.  Donald,   role  of   Government   in 

highway  development 794 

Kennedj',     Martin    J.     (Representative    from 
N.  Y.): 
report  made  by  — 

Interstate     and     Foreign     Commerce 

Cora 145 

Kermedy,  R.  E.,  explosions  in  acetylene  gen- 
erators  810 

Kennedy,  Raymond,  culture  in  Indonesia 1304 

Kennesaw     Mountain     National     Battlefield 

Park 1384 


Page 
Kenney,  Lewis  H.: 

accepting  decoration- 
hearing 514 

letter  from  Navy  Dept 370 

report 379 

Kent,  A.  Atwater,  court  case 668,  941, 1370 

Kent,  Atwater,  Manufacturing  Co 942 

Kent,  Ark.,  railroad  accident... 813 

Kent,  Iowa,  railroad  accident.. 527 

Kentucky 

businessmen's  organizations 908 

coals,  analyses 1150 

district  court,  court  case 167 

finances 351 

fluorspar-mining  area,  living  costs 173 

mail  routes,  schedules 296,  844, 1060, 1424 

post  route  map 79 

Public  Service  Commission.-. 1297 

Kentucky  bluegrass,  see  Bluegrass. 

Kentucky  Farm  and  Home  Week,    address   by 

Roy  F.  Hendrickson 231 

Kentucky  Metal  Products  Co,. 796,  1161 

Kentucky  reservoir: 

control  of  anophelines 968 

malaria  control  work  in  reservoir-. 1308 

Kentucky  River,  survey 724 

Kentucky  University: 

address  by  J.  B.  Hutsou-- 348 

paper  by  Loran  N.  Baker 861 

Keogh,  Eugene  J.  (Representative  from  N.  Y.): 
reports  made  by — 

Claims  Com 31,  143, 

243-244,  500,  629,  768, 1015,  1126-27 

Laws,  Committee  on  Revision  of 367 

Kermit  Roosevelt  Fund,  establishment 792 

Kern  River,  survey 724 

Kerosene: 

deliveries,  in  1942 271 

general  schedule  of  supplies 863 

rates  on 534 

world  retail  prices  and  taxes. .54,  271,   525,  932, 

1267 
Kerr,  John  H.  (Representative  from  N.  C): 
report  made  by — 

Conference  Com-. 761 

Kerr,  Willard  A.  jr.,  relief ...30,  255,  496 

Kersey,  specification..- 293 

Kershaw,  Joseph  A.,  ration  banking  and  bank 

supervisor 1432 

Kertess,  Ferdinand  A.,  court  case 543 

Keteham,  Katharine  C,  court  case 668 

Ketchikan,  Alaska: 
bond  issue- 
hearing 1130 

law 1246 

reports 1130,1138 

Keuffel  &  Esser  Co 656 

Keulegan,  Oarbis  H.,  laminar  flow 909 

Keyers,  technical  manual 589 

Keystone  Freight  Lines 532 

Khaya,  discolorations  in  aircraft  veneers 129 

Kieferdorf,  May  R.,  court  case . 1161 

Kiewit,  Peter,  Sons'  Co 79R 

Kii  Suido,  sailing  directions 181 

Kiker,  C.  C,  malaria  control 968 

Kilday,  Paul  J.  (Representative  from  Tex.): 
reports  made  by- 
Military  Affairs  Com 368,  634 

Kilgore,  Harley  M.  (Senator  from  W.  Va.): 
reports  made  by — 

Claims  Com 38-39,  787-788, 1132 

Military  Afl'airs  Com 791-792,  1023 

National     Defense     Program,     Special 
Committee  Investigating..  151,  793, 1024 

Kilgore,  Tex.,  aircraft  accident 1008 

Killam,  Edward  R.: 

household  furniture 752 

plumbing  and  heating  equipment 20 

Killing  of  Army  officers,  etc.,  punishment 150 

Kiln  drying,  aircraft  lumber,  suggestions,  etc...  129 

Kilpatrick,  Wylie,  county  finances,  1942... 749 

Kimball,  E.  Smith: 

farm  production,  etc.,  chickens  and  eggs 478 

farm  production,  etc.,  turkeys 478 

Kincaid,  Randall  R.,  viability  of  tobacco  seed..  224 
Kindergartens  colleges  reporting  curricula  grad- 
uates and  practice  laboratories 1140 

King,  Cecil  R.  (Representative  from  Calif.): 

bill  introduced  by 35 

King,  Edna  H.,  court  case 262 


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King,  Norman,  safety  blasting  practices S09 

King,  P.  B.,  Sierra  Diablo  region. 658 

King,  Rufus  D.,  court  case. .1402 

King,  Thomas  R.,  chemical  composition  of  wild 

feedstuffs 1340 

King,  W.  v.,  mosquitoes  of  Southeastern  States.  479 

King  County  Wash.,  court  case 61 

Kingan  &  Co.,  Inc.: 

judgment,  proposed  provision. 439 

y.  Price  Administration  Ollice 569,  850 

Kings  Point,  N.  Y.,  see  Merchant  Marine  Aca- 
demy, Kings  Point. 

Kingston,  Walter  E.,  patent  appeal 1012 

Kingston  quadrangle,  R.I 1149 

Kinney,  Douglas  M.,  Batesville  district,  Arli., 

geologic  map,  etc 12G4 

Kinney,  Marjorie  A.,  transporting  gonococci...  1141 

Kiowa,  Kans.,  railroad  accident 1154 

Kirby,  Allan  P.,  control  of  Chesapeake  &  Ohio 

Ry.,  etc 1385 

Kirby,  Charles  W.,  relief 629,  786,  1244 

Kirby,  Jewel  J.,  map  of  Big  Horn  basin C59 

Kirby  Petroleum  Co 197 

Kirk,  Morris  P.,  &  Son,  Ine 1284 

Kirkiand,  Burt  P.,  pine-hardwood  forests 899 

Kisenko,  M.  S.,  nozzles .-  833 

Kitctien,  C.   W.,  poultry  industry's  wartime 

job 1108 

Kitchens,  park ,  etc.,  structures 1 152 

Kits,  standard  nomenclature  list 113 

see  also  special  subject . 

Klages,  T.  Alice,  court  case 169.941 

Klamath  Drainage  District,  execute  contract. . .  tV47, 

757 

Klamath  Indians,  marriage  and  divorce 646.  770 

Klamath  project,  specifications 933, 1384 

Klau  Mine,  Inc.- 670 

Klauder,  Louis  T., relief 629 

Kleberg,  Alice  O.  K.,  tax  appeal 94 

Klein,  Henrv,  diamond  points  and  steel  dental 

burs 1259 

Klein  Dress  Co.. 1390 

Klem,  Margaret  C,  prepayment  medical  care 

organizations.. 926, 1260 

Kline,  Albert  A.,  analysis  of  wood  sugars 1347 

Kline,   Gordon  M.,  antiscatter  treatments  of 

glass _ 1117 

Klotz,H.L.,  relief 1125 

Knake,  Boris  O.: 

lobster  fishing  gear 1032 

otter  trawl  net 805 

Kiiaplund,  Paul,  letters  from  Berlin  Embassy.  _.  855 
Knapp,   David   Q.,  magnetic  observatory  re- 
sults  138,620, 1009. 13.';6 

Knapp,   Joseph   O.,   farm   supply   purchasing 

cooperatives... 1106 

Knecht  Trucking  Co 1.390 

Knechtel,  Maxwell  M.: 

geology  adjacent  to  Little  Rocky  Mts 1033 

manganese  in  Lyndhurst- Vesuvius  dist 160 

map  of  northern  Le  Flore  County,  Okla 1381 

Knees,  boat  and  ship ,  specification 1421 

Knife,  see  Knives. 

Knight,  Harry  C,  inducing  therapeutic  fever 154 

Knight,  J.  B.,  Sierra  Diablo  region 658 

Knight,  Oliver  N.,  relief 786.1125 

Knight,  Rebecca  A.,  relief 376,756,766 

Knight  Newspapers,  Inc 543 

Knighton,  William  F.,  court  case 1402 

Knit  goods: 

knit  cloth,  statistic! 1004, 1112, 1235, 1352 

knit  cloth  and  fabric  gloves,  statistics 17, 135, 

235,  352, 489,  619, 749, 904 

manufacture,  related  occupations 190 

underwear,  standard  of  the  trade 139 

Knitting  factory  i)roducts,  rates  on 1 157 

Knives,  trench,  standard  nomenclature  list.  717, 1091 

see  also  Cutlery. 
Knoblauch,  H.  C,  agricultural  experiment  sta- 
tions, 1943 227 

Knowles,  Frank,  relief 39,501,625 

Knowles,  Jes.'-e  M.,  relief 245,  643, 913 

Knowlton  Bros. 381 

Knox,  Alice  B.,  Trust,  tax  appeal  of  co-trustees.  1445 
Knox,  Frank,  jiassing,  expression  of  sympathy  to 

family.. _ 635 

see  also  Navy  Department. 
Knox,  James  H.,  Trust,  tax  appeal  of  co-trus- 
tees.  1445 


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Knox,  William  C,  relief 25,30 

Knudsen,  E.  C,  court  case.. 1168 

Knudsen,  H.  R.,  court  case 1168 

Knutson,  Herbert,  airplane  dusting  for  Ano- 
pheles  924 

Knutson,  John  W.: 

den tal  caries  in  school  children 654 

sodium  fluoride  effect  on  dental  caries 266 

Kobe,  a  superior  lespedeza 898 

Koblitsky.L.,  Japanese  bettle  larvae 1228 

Koch,  Adolph  J.,court  caseofexr 402 

Koch,  Richard  A.,  criteria  of  cure  in  gonorrhea...  519 
Koehler,  Arthur,  slope  of  grain  in  lumber  and 

veneer 129 

Koehler,  L.  F.,  soil  surveys... 228 

Kohler,  Anna  M., relief 1135, 1244 

Kohls,  QlenM.,  American  Q  fever 48 

Kokatnur,  Vaman  R . ,  patent  ai>peal 910 

KoUoen,  L.  N.,  Alaska  herring  fishery 657 

Kolmer  test,  evaluation  in  leprosyT 800 

Kooi,  Cornelius  V.,  court  case 1399 

KoppersCo __ 860,1275 

Kopplin,  Karl  J.,  patent  appeal 493 

Korea, ««  Chosen. 

Korematsu,  Fred  T.,  court  case 543,698,1275 

Kornberg,  A.: 

lesions  in  rats  given  sulfathlazole,  etc 385 

vitamin  K  deficiency 1260 

Kossoris,  MaxD.: 

accident-record  manual 945 

eflects  of  long  working  hours 945 

industrial  injuries 406 

Kotek,  William,  court  case 174 

Kovatis,  William: 
relief — 

hearing 370 

law 496 

report 370 

Kraemer,  A.  J.,  national  motor-gasoline  survey.  161 

Kraft  Cheese  Co 753 

Kraft  paper,  see  Paper. 

Kramer,  George,  starch  content  of  potatoes 224 

Kramer,  W .  B . ,  Lance  Creek  oil  and  gas  field 806 

Kramon  Development  Co.  Inc 437 

Kraseman,  Thomas  W.,  impact  of  the  war  on 

Hun  tsville  area 67 

Krause,  R.L.: 

discolorations  in  American  beech... 897 

mahogany  and  khaya  discolorations 129 

Kress,  George  B.: 
relief — 

hearing... 260 

law 625 

reports 43,500 

Kress,  S.  II.,  &  Co 399 

Kressman,  F.  W.,  wood  saccharification  proc- 
esses   1346 

Krewson,  Charles  F.,  rutin 1103 

Krider,  K.  L.,  meal  from  damaged  soybeans  as 

feed 1225 

Krimgold,D.B.: 

devices  for  measuring  runoCf 15, 1349 

watershed  studies 617 

Kriz,  Edward  M.: 

entrance  rates  of  common  laborers 946 

post-war  trallic  levels 1388 

Kroger,  B.U.,  court  case  of  exrs 1161 

Kroger  Grocery  &  Baking  Co 427,569,1402 

Krone,  R.  II.,  chemical  stain  in  noble  fir 129 

Kronstadt,  Ruth  A.: 

antiscatter  treatments  of  glass 1117 

iron  as  tanning  agent 21 

Kruse,  C.  W.,  airplane  dusting  for  Anopheles 577 

Kuhler,  O eorge  A . ,  court  case 92 

Kucera,  George  F.,  magnetic  compass  adjust- 
ment  560 

Kudzu,  power  plant  of  South 's  new  agriculliu'e. .  487 
Kuenzi,  Edward  W.: 

buck  ling  of  ply  wood  plates 1345 

buck  ling  stresses  of  ply  wood  cylinders 1345 

Kuhn,  (Clarence  W.,  patent  appeal 910 

Kuhn,  M.,i)istonring  pressure  distribution 176 

Kumpf,  Carl  II..  child  care  program 517 

Kunze,  Gerhard  W.,  court  case 1069,1402 

Kuss,  Ernst,  patent  appeal.. 823 

Kutsche,  A.  W.,  &  Co.,  see  Brand  Investment 
Co. 

Kyaniteinl943 1035 

Kyushu,  sailing  directions 181 


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Index,  1944 


L  Page 

L.  C.  L.  Transit  Co 398 

L.  L.  A  ,  see  Lend-Lease  Administration  Office. 

Laake,  E.  W.,  cattle  grubs  or  heel  flies 345 

LaBelle  Steamship  Co 1168 

Labels: 

copyrighted 70, 

285,  408. 678.  832, 948, 1049. 1281, 1413 

title  page  and  index,  v.  38 678 

distilled  spirits,  regulations 96 

garment,  specification 293 

see  also  Commercial  products. 
Labor: 

chronology  of  events 68, 675, 946, 14 1 1 

commercial  services,  guide  for  adjusting 1298 

conditions  in — 

Belgium 406 

British  Malaya 1167 

Fascist  Italy 68 

France...* 1411 

French  Indo-China 1047 

India 67 

Latin  America... 68,283,830 

Netherlands 284 

Netherlands  Indies 830 

Norway 1411 

Poland 1167 

Rumania 174 

Thailand 947 

Yugoslavia.. 68 

court  decisions  of  interest 67, 173,  406, 675, 

829,  1046, 1167, 1279, 1410 

entrance  rates  of  common  laborers 946 

health  education  for  Britain's  workers 1410 

home  salvage  program  for  workers 853 

bousing  for  war  workers,  see,  in  main  alpha- 
bet, Housing. 

Information  and  counseling  services 1027 

labor  force — 

census  reports 136-137 

characteristics  In  congested  areas 1005, 

1112, 1236 

estimates,  1940  and  1930 1006 

social-economic  grouping 490 

labor  Information  bulletin 172 

282,  405.  549,  828, 944, 1166,  1277. 1409 

labor  market 86, 190, 304, 429, 671 

labor  market  areas,  directory 429 

labor  market  information 1437 

title  page _ 1437 

laws.  State  and  Federal  legislation 282 

legislation- 
digest  of  State  and  Federal 1278 

in  Paraguay 676 

State,  in  1944.... 1167 

leisure-time  problems  of  war  workers 384 

Mexican  non-agricultural  workers. 697 

monthly  labor  review... 173-174,284, 

406. 651, 676,  830,  946, 1047, 1279. 141 1 

index,  T.  57- 676 

index,  v.  58 1279 

monthly  report  on  labor  force 136, 

235,  353,  619. 750,  905, 1005.  1112, 1235 

papers  received  in  Labor  Dept.  Library 674 

paradoxes  in  current  supply  situation 1437 

publications,  price  list 522 

reserves  among  women , 174 

safe  working  conditions — 

hearings 504 

report 367 

sourcesof  wartime  supply  in  U.  S... 1279 

spendable  earnings  of  factory  workers 676 

standards,  tee,  in  main  alphabet,  Labor 
standards. 

supply  in  important  areas 852, 

962,  1065, 1189,  1299, 1437 

unit  labor  cost.. 68,  675, 1047 

violation  of  rights. 149,644,  789 

wage  employees  in  mfg.  industries. 1167 

wartime,  bibliography 286 

workers'  health  series. 654,800 

see  also  Child  labor— Migration— <i/4o  head- 
ings beginning  Labor. 

Labor  and  management  news 86, 190, 

305,  430.  671,  693,  853, 1066, 1190, 1301 

Labor  boards,  work  in  wartime... 66 

see  also  National  Labor  Relations  Board — 
National  Mediation  Board — Na- 
tional Railroad  Adjustment  Board — 
National  War  Labor  Board. 


Labor  Committee,  House:  Page 

hearings 604, 1017 

report 367 

Labor  Conference,  see  International  Labor  Con- 
ference. 
Labor  Day,  address  of  Sec.  of  Labor  Perkins..  1277 

Labor  Department 66,172.282,405.649, 

674,  S28,  944, 1046, 1166, 1277. 1409 
appropriations,  1944— 

estimate 687 

appropriations,  1946 — 

estimates,  etc 666,687,688, 1426 

hearings 763,783 

law 915 

reports _ _ 760,783 

material  on  absenteeism  published 674 

penalty  mail,  proposed  provision 1429 

publications 174 

report,  1943 282 

see  also  Perkins,  Frances. 
Labor  Department  Solicitor,  see  Solicitor,  Labor 

Dept. 
Labor  disputes,  see  Strikes  and  lock-outs. 
Labor  force,  see  Labor. 
Labor  information  bulletin,  see  Labor. 
Labor  Legislation  Conference,  see  National  Con- 
ference on  Labor  Legislation. 
Labor-management  committees: 

know  how  handbook 87 

percentage  of  committees  and  employees  rep- 
resented  1301 

suggestions  guide 88 

Labor-management  news,  «ee  Labor  and  manage- 
ment news. 
Labor-Management    Policy     Committee,    see 
Management-Labor    Policy    Com- 
mittee. 
Labor  market,  see  Labor. 

Labor  Office,  War  Food  Admin 486 

Labor  organizations: 

clerical,  etc.,  workers  unionization 946 

industry-union  directory 675 

joint  safety  committees,  participation 550 

journals  received  in  Labor  Dept.  Library...  674 

labor  union,  directory 406,946,1279 

see  also  Collective  bargaining. 
Labor  Production  Office,  War  Production  Bd.  1301 
Labor  relations,  see  Industrial  relations. 
Labor  Relations  Board,  see  National  Labor  Rela- 
tions Board. 
Labor  standards: 

basic,  under  Walsh-Healey  act 1168 

children,  see,  in  main  alphabet,  Child  labor. 

fair  labor  standards  in  wartime 175, 1048 

wage-hour  digest 1281 

women,  pu  blications ."  832 

women,  union  contract  provisions 832 

Labor  Standards  Division  ...  66,  172,  282,  405,  650, 
674,  828,  944,  1046,  1167,  1278,  14102 

legislative  report 550,674,828 

poster 1046,11(7 

publications 828 

special  bulletin 66, 

173, 406, 550, 674, 828, 944, 1046 

Labor;;Statistics  Bureau 67,173,283,406, 

650, 674, 829, 945, 1046, 1167, 1278, 1410 

B.  L.  S.  chart  series 67,1278 

cost  of  living  index- 
description 283 

estimate 688 

review  of  Meany-Thomas  report... 561 

pu  blications,  selected  list 174 

publications  on  costs,  standards,  and  planes 

of  living.. 830 

surplus  war  materials,  study  of  disposal 1254 

Labor  supply,  see  Labor. 
Labor  turnover: 

A  B  C  of  turnover 1046 

are  you  hit  by  labor  turnover'' 1108 

attack  in  plant,  etc 1413 

cotton  goods  industry 1278, 1410 

private  shipyards 946 

program  designed  to  reduce 1438 

telegraph  and  telephone  industries 798 

Labor  unions,  see  Labor  organizations. 

Labor  Utilization  Section,  Extension  Service..  1109 

Laboratories: 

medical.  Army  regulations 975 

methods  for  technicians 713 

milk,  in  war  areas --  155 


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Laboratories— Continued 

nursery  schools,  etc.,  colleges  reporting 1140 

photographic,  technical  manual 980,1212 

Laboratory    apparatus  and  supplies,   general 

schedule  of  supplies 1310 

Laboratory-apparatus  support,  speclflcation...  1075 
Laborers,  see  Postal  service. 

Lacchi  Construction  Co.,  Inc 1370 

Lace  leather,  specification _ 1311 

Laces: 

legging,  specification,. 293 

trousers,  specification 182 

Lachmund,  Harry  Q.,  black  locust  wood 1105 

Lacquer: 

case  history  report  for  Industry 1300 

dermatitis  from  hair  lacquer. 154 

specification 1200 

statistics. 17,135,234,235,352,489, 

619, 749, 904, 905, 1004, 1112, 1235, 1352 

Lacquer  thinner,  specification 442,  581 

Lacrimators,  use  in  training,  technical  manual.  104, 

450 
Lactuca,  see  Lettuce. 

Ladd,  Harry  S.,  manganese  deposits 524,1146 

Ladders,  extension  maintenance,  specification.  1214 

Laderman,  Jack,  Fourier  coefTicients 622 

Ladles,  galley,  specification 841 

Ladner,  John,  court  case 188,569 

Ladue,  George,  court  case 569 

Lafayette  quadrangle,  Colo _..  1148 

La  Follette,  Robert  M.,  jr.  (Senator  from  Wis.) : 
minority  views — 

Finance  Com 150 

reports  made  by — 

Education  and  Labor  Com 149,644,789 

Indian  Affairs  Com 646 

Lagrangian  integration  formulas.. 621 

Laidig,  Alfred  H.,  patent  appeal 23 

Laister-Kauflmann  Aircraft  Corporation..  411,557 

Lake,  P.  Q.,  Inc _._ 1307 

Lake,  tee  names  of  lake  except  when  occuring  as 
first  work  of  name  of  town,  etc. 

Lake  Benton,  Minn.,  railroad  accident 935 

Lake  Charles,  La.,  bridge 633,644,756 

Lake  County,  111.,  court  case 1402 

Lake  States,  jack  pine  stands 229 

Lake  Survey,  see  Northern  and  Nortliwestern 
Lakes  Survey. 

Lake  Worth  Inlet,  review  of  reports 885 

Lakes: 

freezing,  etc.,  as  phonological  indicators 24 

vessel  inspection,  rules  and  regulations 1418 

see  also  Great  Lakes — also  names  of  lakes. 

Lamantia,  Frank,  judgment. 862 

Lamar,  William  L.,  surface  waters  of  Georgia...  930 

Lamb,  Clyde  K.,  patent  appeal 753 

Lamb,  Frank  D.,  removal  of  flat  pieces  from 

crushed  stone 1268 

Lambert,  Justine  L.,  court  case.. 536 

Lambs: 

molasses,  etc.,  adding  to  rations. 223 

soybean  protein  utilization 476 

Lambskin,  baby,  specification.. 982,1323 

Laminar  flow  at  interface  of21iquids 909 

Laminated  materials,  paper-base  and  other  lami- 
nates   1344 

see  also  special  subject. 

Lamont,  Thomas  W.,  tax  appeal 1196 

La  Monte,  George,  &  Son 237 

LaMotte,  Robert  S.,  Mesonzoic,  etc.,  plants...  1381 

Lampblack,  specification 972 

Lamps: 

diving,  specification 1179 

safety — 

construction,  care,  and  use 810 

specification 1421 

use  and  misuse _ 272 

therapeutic,  technical  manual 1322 

tee  alto  Lights. 

Lamson,  Peggy,  is  it  asking  too  much? 305 

Lamson  Building  Co.. 62 

Lancaster,  Pa.,  aircraft  accident 1009 

Lancaster  Transportation  Co 533 

Lance  Creek,  oil  and  gas  field,  etc.,  map 806 

Land,  Emory  S.: 

ocean-air  transportation 504 

rank  of  vice  admiral- 
hearing 370 

law 1244 


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Land,  Emory  S.— Continued 

rank  of  vice  admiral— Continued 

reports 370,793 

see  also  Maritime  Commission. 
Land: 
farm- 
emergency  relief  in  Lucas  Co.,  Ohio 377 

values,  and  the  war 1226 

values,  holding  the  line 123 

Federal  and  local  powers  within  lands  . .      1417 
In  D.  C,  transfer  proceeds  of  sale.. .  247, 258, 358 

land  policy  review 8,342,737,1102 

index,  v.  6 477 

market  fact  sheet. 1107 

physical  conditions  in  Baca  County,  Colo.  1349 

physical  land  survey 350,487,902,1349 

settlement,  list  of  references 900 

urban  development,  summary  of  studies, 

etc 1283 

urban  policies  in  other  countries. 288 

use,  lessons  from  Old  World 1 304, 1440 

see  aho  Public  lands— Real  estate— Reclama- 
tion of  land — Soil  conservation — also 
names  of  States,  etc.,  where  land  is 
located. 
Land  Bank  Commissioner: 

loans 999 

reduced  interest  rate  on  loans...  627,  638, 783, 915 
Land-grant    colleges,    workers    in   agricultural 

subjects 611 

Land-grant  railroads,  see  RaUroads. 

Land  market,  see  Land. 

Land  Office,  see  General  Land  Office. 

Land  patents,  see  names  of  persons,  firms,  etc., 

to  whom  patents  are  issued. 
Land  policy,  see  Land. 
Land  settlement,  see  Land. 
Land  warfare,  see  War. 

Landay,  M.  N.,  Co 817 

Landers,  W.  S.: 

coal-carbonization  process  _ 161 

subbltuminous  lump  coal 932 

Landing  (aircraft): 

airport  size  correlation. 906 

impact  stresses  in  bulkheads  of  seaplane 287 

recording,  equipment.. 137 

Landing  areas,  see  Airports  and  aviation  fields. 

Landing  craft,  construction  for  Navy 27, 

35, 44, 636,  638, 650,  758 
Landing  force  manual,  extracts  rel.  to  Marine 

Corps 658 

Landing  vehicle,  tracked,  nomenclature  list 112 

Landis,  R.  G.,  court  case 166,698 

LandisTool  Co.. 288,680,835 

Landley,  Adolf  H.,  court  case 46 

Landon,  Hugh  M.,  court  case 62,941 

Landry,  Bertrand  A.,  coal  sampling 391 

Lands,  tee  Land. 

Lands  Division,  Justice  Dept.,  estimate. 688 

Lane,  Jesse,  foreman's  guide  to  labor  relations. .  1410 
Lane,    Jessie    A.,    services    in    inter-American 

field _ 618 

Lane,  Thomas  J.  (Representative  from  Mass.): 

bfll  Introduced  by 35 

Lane-Wells  Co 63,435 

Langbeinito 661 

Langdon,  N.  Dak.,  aircraft  accident. 1114 

Langer,  William  (Senator  from  N.  Dak.): 
report  made  by — 

Irrigation  and  Reclamation  Com 259 

Langey,  Edward  J.: 

iron  ore  in  1943 1035 

iron  ore  in  Sept.  1943-Dec.  1943 271,272,661 

iron  ore  industry  in  1943 271 

pig  iron  in  1943 1035 

Langford,   M.   H.,  science's  fight  for  healthy 

Hcvca 1105 

Langguth,  F.  Karl,  court  case 961 

Langlcy  aerodrome,  1914  tests 89 

Languages,  foreign,  methods  of  teaching 1258 

see  also  names  of  languages. 
Lanham,  Fritz  G.  (Representative  from  Tex.): 
reports  made  by — 

Public  Buildings  and  Grounds  Com...  251, 

637,  778 

Lankton,  J.  Fletcher,  &  Ziegele  John  N 766, 

786, 913 

Lanston,  Ethel  V.,  court  case 1430 

Lantern  slide  cover  glass,  specification 454, 1086 


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Page 

Lanterns,  specification :...  1075 

tee  also  Lights. 

Lantz  Bros 169 

Lapel  buttons,  Army  regulations 444, 1077 

Lapinski,  Theodore,  court  case 691 

La  Porte,  lad.,  railroad  accident 395 

Larch,  western,  American  wood... 1230 

Lard  oil,  specification 199 

Larix  larieina,  American  wood 1340 

Larix  occidentalis,  American  wood 1230 

La  Rocque,  George  A.,  jr.,  water-table  fluctua- 
tions  391 

Larsen,  Ilarald  C: 

farm-mortgage  investments  _ 125 

impact  of  the  war  on  agriculture 1338 

sales  contracts,  etc.,  investments 312 

Larson,  R.  E.,  volume  and  density  of  musk- 
melon - 1102 

Larson,  R.  H.,  ring  rot  bacterium,  tomato  and 

eggplant 1226 

La  Salle,  111.,  aircraft  accident. .- 1114 

Lasker,  Flora  W.,  court  case  of  exrs 63 

Lasky,  S.  O.,  mancanese  deposits 524 

Las  Vegas  magnesium  area,  impact  of  the  war..    67 

Latches,  door,  specification 1421 

Lath: 

census,  1942 352 

metal,  simplified  practice  recommendation.  101 1 
Lathes: 

specifications 75,841,9.54 

standard  nomenclature  lists 1 13, 

213,  595,  720, 984, 985, 1090, 1091 
Lathrop,  E.  C,  noreseal,  new  cork  substitute...  738 
Latin  America: 

air  bases,  special  mission 34 

belles-lettres  in  English  translation... 553 

exchange  problems.. 77 

expenditures  by  United  States.. 37 

exports  of  merchandise  to 750 

good  manners  for  good  neighbors.. 518 

imports  from.. 750 

inter-American  questionnaire 301 

labor  conditions 68,283,830 

lands  and  peoples  south  of  us 154, 1258 

Latin  American  series 948, 1413 

music,  selected  references 1290 

neighbors,  a  self  portrait 1S6 

nutrition  problems  and  programs 282 

our  neighbor  republics,  school  exhibit 800 

painting  comes  into  its  own 420 

prominent  women .-  1431 

publications  of  Library  of  Congress 553 

sanitary  engineering 1294 

social  studies  in  countries  south  of  us 1258 

thirty  artists,  biographical  notes 420 

young  man's  chances 685 

see  also    American    republics — also    certain 
headings  beginning  Pan  American — 
also  names  of  Latin  .American  coun- 
tries. 
Latin  American  Agriculture  Division —  12, 128, 612 

Latitude-meridian  altitude  diagram 291 

Latonia  Refining  Corporation 289,836,1045 

Latta,   Randall,  fumigation  for  oriental  fruit 

moth 345 

Latzko,  H.,  heat  transfer  in  liquid  or  gas  stream.  1282 

Laudani,  Frank,  court  case 169, 194,310 

Laughlin,  O.  W.,  p.  .Aberdeen  &  Rockflsh  R.  R.  535 

Laughlin,  James  J.,  court  case 668, 1402 

Launchers: 

grenade,  standard  nomenclature  list 330 

rocket,  standard  nomenclature  list 109, 

594, 718,  720 
Laundry  and  laundries: 

Army  regulations. 98 

Ecuador,  laundry  industry 20 

laundry-appliances,  etc.,  specifications.  704, 1450 

park,  etc.,  laundries 1152 

wage  rates  in  power  laundries 283 

Laura  Maersk  (motor  vessel) : 

court  case 195 

Laurens,  S.  C,  aircraft  accidents 1008, 1237 

Lavatory  accessories,  specification 1288 

La  Verne  Cooperative  Citrus  Association 63 

Law: 

administrative,  report 1017 

additional  copies 1129 

business,  instructor's  course  outline 1316 

of  Colombia,  guide .'. 1413 


Pace 

Law— Continued 

of  Cuba,  Dominican  Republic,  etc.,  guide..  948 
see   also   International   law— Law   enforce- 
ment—Laws. 

Law  books,  general  schedule  of  supplies 970 

Law  enforcement: 

FBI  law-enforcement  bulletin 66, 

282,549,943,1277,1408 

index,  1943 65 

juveniles,  techniques  in  treatment 384 

Law  Library,  Library  of  Congress 948, 1049, 1413 

Law  library  reporter... 52.      « 

158, 389,  523, 657, 804, 929, 1262, 1379 
Law  of  nations,  see  International  law. 
Law  partnership,  see  Lawyers. 

Lawley,  George,  &  Son  Corporation 823 

Lawn  mowers,  specification .  973 

Lawrence,  Charles  E.,  jr.,  court  case 170 

La\NTenee,  Fred  F.: 

plan  and  profile,  Bennett  Creek 1381 

plan  and  protile.  Mission  Creek 1381 

Warm  Creek,  etc.,  dam  sites 1381 

Lawrence,  J.  D.,  cooperatives 228 

Lawrence,  T.  D.: 

national  safety  competition  of  1943 1152 

safety  competition 1035 

Lawrence  quadrangle,  Mass.-N.  H 808 

Laws: 

digest  of  legislation,  78th  Cong.  1st  sess 781 

immigration  and  nationality 1166 

Labor  Standards  Div.  legislative  report 550, 

674, 828 
private  (slip) — 

7Sth  Congress 24-26,  239. 358-359, 

496-497, 625, 755-756, 913-914, 1244-45 
public  (slip)— 

78th  Congress 26-27,  141, 

239-240,    359-360,    497-498,    625-626, 
756-758,  914-916,  1014,  1121,  1245-47. 

publications,  price  list.. 804 

schedule  of  latest  editions,  etc 1377 

selected  acts  of  interest  to  FAY  A 157 

State  leeislation— 

summaries 70, 176,  554, 1049-50 

summaries,  index 1049 

see  also  Codes  of  law — also,  for  single  laws  or 
compilation    of    laws,    subject    in- 
volved. 
Laws,  Committee  on  Revision  of,  House: 

code  of  District  of  Columbia 1017-18 

reports 367 

Laws  for  the  Xation 1166 

Lawton,  A.  H.: 

penta-erj-thritol-tetranitrate 519 

toxicity,"etc.,  of  trinitrotoluene... 1375 

Lawyer,  John  E.,  national  labor  relations  act 

decisions. 1172 

Lawyers: 

employment  to  represent  Congress 28-29, 

249,  360. 378 

fees  from  tribal  funds 646,770,1246 

prosecuting  claims  against  U.  S. — 

National  War  Labor  Board 504, 

634.780,791,1136.1246 

Price  .Administration  Office 33.378,498 

Scientific  Research   and   Development 

Olfice 504,634,780 

Selective  Service  System 1368 

War  Department 504,634,780 

prosecution  of  claims  by  members  of  law 

partnership,  opinion 279 

serving  Senate  Petroleum  Resources  Cora.  504, 

025 

Layton,  Mary  E.,  court  case 548, S."9, 1165 

Laytonsville,  Md.,  aircraft  accident 1354 

Lazo,  Madce  S.,  handbook  for  employees  of 

State  Dept... 1194 

LCT,  see  Landing  craft. 
Lea,  Clarence  F.  (Representative  from  Calif.): 
reports  made  by- 
Conference  Com 361 

Interstate     and     Foreign     Commerce 

Com 771 

Lead: 

employment  and  accidents  at  mines...  271, 1267 
in— 

Alaska : 1267 

Arizona 1151 

California 1151 


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Lead— Continued 
in— Continued 

Central  States... 1034 

Colorado 1151 

Eastern  States _ 1034 

Idaho 392, 1151 

Montana 1257 

Nevada 1151 

New  Mexico 1151 

Oregon _ 1034 

South  Dakota 932 

Texas ._  810 

Utah 1151 

Washington 933 

Wyoming 932 

industry  in  1943 661,1035 

mine  production,  1943 272 

mining  productivity  changes.. 173 

pigments,  1943 272,1151 

secondary,  in  1943 662,1035 

Lead  arsenate: 

effectiveness  against  Japanese  beetle 896 

photosynthesis,  etc.,  of  pecan  leaves 612 

toxicity  to  Japanese  beetle 1 228 

Lead  lining  for  pipe  and  tubing 841 

Lead  oxide-alumina  system 21 

Lead-oxide-alumina-silica  system  _ 21 

Lead  pencils,  specification .._ 1200 

Leader  (film): 

specification 455 

Leadership: 

the  beloved  captain 682 

safety  through  management  leadership 944 

tee  also  Supervision. 

Leaf,  Harry,  court  case. _ 1144 

Leaf,  Sol  S.,  court  case . 1144 

Leaf  folders,  see  Grape  leaf  folder. 
Leaf  rust: 

influence  of  late  winter  weather.. 11 

Russian  work.. 480 

Leafhoppers,  see  names  of  leafhoppers. 
Leaflets,  copyrighted..  70, 176,  408,  553,  832, 1049, 1281 
see  also  names  of  departments,  bureaus,  etc., 
issuing  leaflets. 

Leake,  Frederic,  court  case 63, 1161 

Lease,  E.  J.,  turnip  greens 608 

Lease-lend  activities,  see  Lend-lease  activities. 
Lease-Lend   Administration   Office,   see  Lend- 
Lease  Administration  Oflice. 

Leases,  business  obligations 621 

see  also  Coal  lands — Gas  (natural) — Petro- 
leum—Real  estate. 

Leather  dressing,  specifications. 199,580,840 

Leather,  hides,  and  skins: 

customs  appeal,  hides.. 797 

oil-treated  sole  leathers,  service  tests 139 

rates  on — 

hides 817 

leather.. 530,817 

specifications — 

case  leather _ 1450 

fire-resistant  artificial  leather 1421 

harness  leather 1200 

lace  leather 1311 

packing  leather 441 

upholstery  leather.. 316,972 

wear  of  shoe  leather,  investigation...- 648 

see  also  Tanning  and  tanning  materials — 
also   names  of  articles,  etc.,  manu- 
factured from  leather. 
Leather  manufacturing  plants  in  Mass.,  U.  S. 

possession  and  relinquishment 81 

Leave  of  absence: 

alien  employees  in  Panama  Canal 1425 

Army  regulations....  320,  584, 976, 1077, 1205, 1454 
Government  employees — 

in  military  units 628 

laws  and  regulations,  compilation 351 

lump-sum  payment.- 1123 

notes  for  u.se  of  time  clerks,  etc... 16 

regulations.  Executive  order 185 

maternity,  practices  in  industry... 172 

Treasury  Department,  regulations 578 

Lebanon  Valley  College,  address  by  Claude  R. 

Wickard 735 

Lebanon  Woolen  Mills,  Inc 766 

LeBarron,  Russell  K.: 

jack  pine  and  black  spruce 742 

jack  pine  stands  in  Lake  States 229 


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Lecrone-Benedict  Ways,  Inc 398,816 

Lectures,  copyrighted.  70, 176,  408,  553,  832, 1049. 1281 

liCderach,  Pa.,  aircraft  accident 1114 

Lcderer,  Arthur,  court  case _ 668 

Ledyard,  Lewis  C,  jr.,  court  case  of  exr 63, 

543,  823, 1161 

Lee,  Elmo  P.,  sr.,  appointment 42 

Lee,  Frederick  M.,  court  case 668 

Lee,  Muna,  on  being  good  neighbors.. 1058 

Lee,  Phyllis,  relief 144 

Lee  County,  Va.,  war  and  pre-war  studv 67 

Leeser,  Flossie,  relief 501,1.366 

Lefebvre,  C.  L..  sorghum  diseases.. 1343 

LefT,  Morris,  relief.. 25 

LeFlore  County,  Okla.: 

court  case 858 

geological  structure,  etc 1.381 

LeFrancq,  Bertha,  relief 1125 

Leg  irons,  specification 419 

Legal  divisions  of  Federal  depts.,  etc.. 851 

Legal  literature: 

Anglo-.\merican  legal  bibliographies 1049 

of  Columbia,  guide 1413 

of  Cuba,  Dominican  Republic,  etc.,  guide..  948 

Legal  status  of  women  in  United  States 1281 

Legg,  Caroline  E.,  student  wage  earners 550 

Leghorns,  inheritance  of  size 223 

Legislation,   see   Congress   of  United  States — 

Laws. 
Legislative  appropriations,  see  Appropriations. 
Legislative  calendars,  see  House  of  Representa- 
tives— Senate— a/so  names  of  certain 
congressional  committees. 

Legislative  Counsel  Office.. 503 

Legislative  Reference  Service 70, 

176,  285,  554,  678, 1049, 1169,  1413 
major  international  events,  chronology.  372, 1413 
Legumes: 

bacteria  cultures 612 

responses  to  length  of  day.. 611 

seed  production  for  food  program 510 

seed  production  in  the  North 346 

see  also  names  of  legumes. 
Lehigh  Valley  R.  R.: 

accident 274 

rates  on  rice 535 

Leighton,  Alan,  commercial  ice-cream  mixes...  1227 
Leighton,  R.  E.,  single  grains,  etc.,  as  supple- 
ments to  alfalfa 344 

Leighty,  W.  J.,  sofl  survey. 228 

Leisure,  war  workers  problems,  fact  sheet 384 

Leitman,  Aleck,  court  case 651,823,1162 

Lekas  &  Drivas,  Inc 803 

Lelchuk,  V.  L.,  heat  transfer  and  hydraulic  flow 

resistance 70 

Lemkau,  Paul,  prevalence  of  mental  disorder...  519 
Lend-lease  activities: 

aid  and  expenditures  abroad. 641 

appropriations  for  defense  aid- 
estimates,  etc 688,689 

hearings 763,782 

law - .914 

reports 759,763,783 

extend  for  one  year  (H.  R.  4254) — 

hearings 502,645 

hearings,  index  of  testimony 503 

law 625 

reports 503,509,645 

flag,  etc.,  on  export  containers 297 

reports  on  operations   83, 

185,  186,  426,  687,  690,  1061, 1063, 1425,  1432 
see  also  names  of  certain  countries. 
Lend-Leaso  Administration  Oflice: 

inspection  of  damaged  shipments,  manual. .  963 

transfer,  notes  of  general  interest 3 

Lendten,  Raymond,  water  carrier  decision 818 

Lenert  Aircraft   Corporation,  see  Zephyr  Air- 
craft Corporation. 

Lenroot,  Katharine  F.,  statement   549 

Lens  cones,  specifications. 455, 1214, 1323, 1462 

Lenses: 

electric-light,  specification 419 

photographic,  sjjecifications 455, 

.591,715,875,1087,1323 

Leonard,  L.  T.,  legume  bacteria  cultures 612 

Leprosy : 

in  United  States 519 

Kolmer  and  Kahn  tests 800 

promin  treatment. 924 


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Page 

Leraer,  I.  Michael,  size  In  white  leghorns 223 

LcRoy,  Robert,  tax  appeal - 1307 

Lesinski,  John  (Representative  from  Mich.): 
reports  made  by — 

Immigration  and  Naturalization  Com.  365- 

366 

Invalid  Pensions  Com 366,503,772,1128 

Lesions  in  rats  given  sulfathiazole,  etc. 385 

Lespedezas: 

cleistogamy,  etc.  in  L.  stipulacea 11 

Kobe,  a  superior  lespedeza 898 

Letohatchie,  .\la.,  railroad  accident 395 

Le  Tourncau  Co.  of  Georgia 835,1161,1444 

Let's  all  back  the  attack,  4th  war  loan  drive 189 

Letter  and  Miscellaneous  Mail  Division 1181 

Letter  boxes,  specification 419 

Letter  carriers: 

pay  for  equipment  maintenance 26 

pay  of  substitutes  not  to  be  reduced 636 

rural  delivery  service,  estimate 299 

Letter  circular.  National  Bureau  of  Standards ..  21, 
139,  355,  356,  492,  752,  753,  1011,  1012, 
1241,  1242,  1357,  1358. 

A  letter  from  Bob  (war  savings  play)... 317 

Lettering  brushes,  specification 840 

Letters: 

take  a  letter  please 411 

writing  for  Social  Security  Board 802 

Lettuce: 

big  vein  disease. 480 

cabbage  looper  as  pest 479 

diseases,  poster 1229 

market  diseases. 1342 

reaction  of  Lactuca  to  aster  yellows  virus. .  1342 

varieties  and  culture 740 

Leukel,  R.  W.: 

sorghum  diseases  and  their  control 1343 

treat  seed  grain 346 

Leukopenia,  crystalline  folicacid  treatment 155 

Leveen,  William,  Corporation 860 

Leveling,  see  Surveying. 

Levin,  Ruth,  relief 1016 

Levine,  I.  Seth: 

impact  of  the  war  on — 

Clark  County,  Nev 67 

Gibson  County,  Term 67 

Newport,  R.  I.,  area 68 

Wichita,  Kans.,  area _.. 1280 

summary  of  Bath  shipbuilding  area 68 

Levine,  M.  N.,  Puccinia  graminis  tritici 611 

Levisa  River  R.  R.,  construction 1040 

Levitt  &  Sons,  Inc 543 

Levorsen,  A.  I.,  trends  in  petroleum  geology 90 

Levy,  Andrew  S.,  court  case  of  estate 169 

Levy,  Charles  B.,  court  case.. 402 

Levy,  Simon  L.,  court  case 402 

Lewellyn,  Lee,  court  case. 569 

Lewis,  Anne  R.,  relief 376,756,766 

Lewis,  Ben  W.,  price  control  in  Colombia 302 

Lewis,  Delores,  relief 255,  760, 913 

Lewis,  Elmer  A.: 

compOations  of  laws — 

agriculture 1247 

civil  service  preference,  etc 1122 

farm  relief  and  agric.  adjustment 1247 

Federal  aid  in  road  construction 762 

forestry,  game,  etc 1247 

interstate  and  foreign  commerce 1247 

liquor  laws 1122 

pension 1362 

Securities  Commission,  etc... 241 

selective  service  acts 142, 1247 

veterans. --- 362,1122 

Lewis,  M.  R.,  practical  irrigation 232 

Lewis,  Mary,  relief..- 376,756,766 

Lewis,  Richard  H.,  metalworking  industries...  173 

Lewis,  Rulon  D.,  minerals  of  pecan  nuts 898 

Lewis,  Thomas,  relief ..-- 39,358 

Lewistown  quadrangle,  Mont 808 

Leydecker,  Charles  E..  court  case 63 

Liberated  Areas  Division..- 690 

Liberation,  article  in  Portuguese  and  Spanish. .  1431 

Liberia,  port  and  port  works,  agreement 1306 

Liberty  Beef  Co 310 

Liberty  Mirror  Works 1071 

Liberty  Motor  Freight  Lines,  Inc 1390 

Liberty  vessels,  see  Ships. 

Libocedrus  decurrens,  .-Vmerican  wood 1230 

Librarians,  Army  regulations 100,  707 

•       see  also  Army  Hostess  and  Librarian  Service. 


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Libraries: 

and  reference  facilities  In  D.  C 1169 

Army  Air  Forces,  technical  publications..  327, 

1088, 1462 

Army  regulations 867, 1204 

college  and  university 384 

cooperative  cataloging  manual .1281 

Federal  departments  and  agencies.  189. 304, 1298 

maintaining  files  of  Census  publications 235 

public,  service  to  children  in  wartime 13:4 

reference,  engineer  supply  catalog 460 

see  also  names  of  departments,  bureaus,  etc. 

Library  bulletin.  Army  Air  Forces 104,208,1088 

Library  Committee,  House: 

report 773 

Library  list.  Agriculture  Department 348, 

484, 900. 1000. 1107, 1231 

Library  of  Congress 69,175,284,408,553, 

677,  832,  947,  1048,  1169,  1281,  1413 

acquisitions,  quarterly  journal 69, 

408, 832. 1281 

card  distribution ,  handbook. _ 947 

censuses,  etc.,  in  the  Americas 233 

classification,  additions  and  changes 554 

estimates 233,284,832 

Jefferson  exhibitions,  catalogue 408 

Library  of  Congress  and  you... 677 

publications  on  Latin  America 553 

report,  1943 553 

Library  of  Surgeon  General's  OflSce,  see  Army 
Medical  Library. 

Library  record: 

Quartermaster 114, 

214,  332,  466,  598,  724,  1330,  1464 
Signal  Corps 114,214,466 

Library  Service  Division 1268 

Licenses,  see  Real  estate. 

Lichtefeld,  Fred  J.,  relief 1124 

Lichtefeld,  Josephine,  relief 1124 

Liebe,   Wolfgang,   DVL   angular   velocity  re- 
corder  1170 

Lieberman  &  Waelchli  &  Co 61 

Liesner  Engineering  Co 188,851,961 

Lifebuoys,  specification 1177 

Life  insurance: 

last  word  for  men  discharged  from  Navy 955 

manual.  Government  insurance 1176 

national  service  act,  continuance... 974 

national     service     act,     liberalize     provi- 
sions   1134,1246 

Life  insurance  companies: 

farm -mortgage  investments 125 

sales  contracts,  etc.,  investments 342 

Life  Insurance  Group  Committee 61 

Life  preserver  vest,  specification 716 

Life  preservers,  specifications. 1055 

Life  rafts: 

contracts 1250 

log  book  and  certain  information 290 

Life  saving  equipment,  safety  hints  to  merchant 

vessel  oflicers,  etc 1418 

Lifeboats: 

lifeboatmen  and  seamen,  manual 1285 

log  book  and  certain  information 290 

Lift,  bus  and  truck,  nomenclature  list 720, 1090 

Lifting  heavy  weights 677 

Lifting  tools,  standard  nomenclature  list.- 876, 

879, 1090, 1215 

Liggett  &  Myers  Tobacco  Co 166 

Light  division: 

tables  of  equipment 323-324,  449 

tables  of  organization.. i 323-324,449 

Light  lists: 

Coast  Guard 412,559,1052 

Hydrographic  OflSce 290.415,560 

see  also  names  of  places  where  located. 

Lightbody  Bros. 569 

Lighting,  see  Lights. 

Lightner,  Camille  V.,  tax  appeal 312 

Lightning  does  strike  twice. 681 

Lights: 

color  designations 21 

fluorescent  minerals  used  in  lighting 661 

nomenclature,  aiming  post,  etc.,  lights 111, 

212, 464 
specifications — 

aircraft  lamp  assembly 715 

aircraft  lighting  installation- 874 

antral  lamps 293 

attachable  electric  lights 1421 


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Lights— Continued 

specifications— Continued 

cabin  lamps. .  5'.il,  982. 1214 

cockpit  lamp  assemblies.  _  455. 875. 1087, 132.^ 
flashlight  lamp  assembly..  875, 982, 1087, 1214 

floating  electric  lanterns 841 

flood  lanterns 684 

floodlight  lamp  assembly... 591 

identification  lamp  assembly.. 1087 

incandescent  lamps 972, 1075, 1178 

negative-glow  lamps ,    1056 

operating,  shi[iboard 75,954 

portable  electric  lanterns - 954 

power-boat  spotlights.. 842 

running  lamj)  assembly 455 

safclight 1324 

signal  lamp  assembly 1087 

signaling,  portable 841 

technical  manuals — 

field  operating  lamp 324 

signal  lamp  equipment 324 

Lig:nin,  laminated  plastics  made  from 1345 

Lignite: 

hydrogenation  and  liquefaction  research...  13S3 

in  1942-43... 1035 

mine  inspection  standards 161, 13*3 

preprint  from  minerals  yearbook. 13S2 

production 54, 

163,  272,  394.  526,  662,  809,  932,  1033, 
1150,1260,1383. 

Liguum-%'itae,  specification 75 

Lilies,  growing  Easter  lilies  in  U.  S 1105 

Lillie,  R.  D.,  poisoning  with  2,2  bis-parachlor- 

phenyl-1, 1,  1  trichlorethane 1259 

Lima  beans,  two-spotted  mite  control  . .  227 

Limbach,  John  P.,  specific  gravity  of  plywood  1345 

Limbers,  standard  nomenclature  lists .  .    110, 

212,  331,  464,  723,  884 
Limbs,  see  Artificial  limbs. 
Lime: 

in  1943 662,1151 

preprint  from  minerals  yearbook. 1151 

Limestone,  see  Louisiana  limestone. 
Limitations  (law): 

suspend  statute  rel.  to  insurance.  33,  506,  512,  625, 
Limited-price  variety  stores,  see  Stores. 

Limits  Industrial  Building  Corporation.. 1041 

Lincoln,  Bert  H.,  patent  appeal 1118 

Lincoln  Cotton  MOl  Co 381 

Lincoln  Countv,  Nebr.,  court  case 403 

Lincoln  Electric  Co ., 669,941 

Lincoln  Storage  &  Nioving  Co 1391 

Lind,  Otto,  court  case 22,1402 

Lindlief,  W.  P'-arl,  metals  and  alloys 236 

Lindstrom,  Katherine,  tax  appeal 700 

Llndstrom,  Ralph  Q.,  tax  appeal 700 

Line,  see  Cordage. 

Line  Construction  Co.,  Inc 1043 

Line  Material  Co 1040 

Line  of  duty,  defining  for  pension  purposes.  368, 1246 
Line-of-position: 

air  na\igation.. 1052 

computer,  specification 452 

Llngle,  Paul  B.,  relief... 244,496,511 

Linings: 

baking  dish,  specification 562 

rubber,  specification 1288 

twill,  black,  specification... 293 

Link,  Karl  P.,  mustard  oils  in  crucifers 7 

Link-Belt  Co 1061 

Link  ejection  container,  specification 453 

Linn,  A.: 

ball  clay 1152 

bentonlte  shipments 1152 

distribution  of  clay 1152 

fire  clay 1152 

fuller's  earth  output 1152 

kaolin  or  cnina  clay  in  1943. 662 

Linseed  oil,  sjiccificatinns 704,841 

Lint,  absorbent,  specification 580 

Llnville  quadrangle,  N.  C.-Tenn 1149 

Lion  Brand  ^TanufacturinK  Co.. 1172 

Lippold,  Adolph  J.,  iiatent  appeal 1359 

Liquefied  gases,  see  Oases. 

Liquid  bituminous  products,  see   Bituminous 
products. 

Liquid  densities  of  11  hydrocarbons.. 21 

Liquid  fuel,  see  Fuel. 

Llquidambar  styraclfiua,  American  wood.   129, 1346 

Liquids,  combustible,  regulations 83/,  1052 


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Liquors: 

alcoholic-beverage  monojwly  finances 1352 

investigation  of  liquor  industry 150,  513, 102,3 

labeling  and  advertising  regulations 96 

laws,  compilation 1122 

loss  allowance  for  stored  spirits.. 638,639 

publications,  jirice  list. 269 

Liriodendron  tullpifera,  American  wood..  130, 1230 
Liske,    Claire,    Oirl-Scout   experimental   farm- 
work  camp 1278 

Lister,  John  H.,  Southern  States  Cooperative, 

Inc 346 

Lists,  see  Directories — also  subject  of  list. 

Lite  Manufacturing  Co 651,823,1162 

Literature: 

Latin  American,  in  English  translation 553 

a  llteratura  na  educacSo.. 78 

same  (in  Spanish). 78 

see  also,  for  hterature  of  a  special  subject, 
subject  involved. 

Lithium,  minerals  in  1943 1035 

Lithopone,  specification 704 

Lithuania,  geographical  names,  treatment 1264 

Litie^ation,  see  Actions  at  law. 

Little  Colorado  River,  survey 1093 

Little  Deadmans  Creek,  survey 599 

Little  Rock,  Wash.,  railroad  accident 1386 

i^ittlc  Rock  reservoir,  sedimentation  surveys 350 

Little  Rocky  ATountains,  plains  adjacent,  map.  1033 

"Little  steel"  formula,  application 186 

Little  Sunflower  River,  flood  control 724 

Littlefield,  Frederick  L.,  relief  of  estate 255,358 

Littlejohn  Creek,  survey 988 

Live  stock,  see  Ivivcstock. 

Liver  flukes,  lymnaeid  snail,  Intermediate  host.  1341 

Liver  oils,  see  Oils. 

Liveright,  Dorothy  J.,  tuberculosis  mortality, 

1939-41 1260 

Livestock: 

buildings  for  farm  animals 128 

driven-in  receipts,  1943 486 

farm  production,  etc.,  of  meat  animals 609 

farming,  Instructor's  course  outline 1316 

Government's  future  program 14 

graphic  summary  of  farm  animals.. 8 

insects,  relation  to  national  defense 127 

Inspection,  etc.,  for  export,  regulations 896 

livestock  and  wool  situation 8, 

125,  225,  342,  477,  609,  737,  .895,  996, 
1103,  1226,  1339. 

market  review  and  statistics 14, 

132,  231.  349,  486,  615,  744,  901,  1001, 
1109,  1232,  1348. 

market  statistics  and  related  data.. 1001 

on  farms,  Jan.  1,  1944 225 

prices  received 894 

jiroduction,  problems 746 

production,  wartime  shifts 1231 

jirofessional  fields  in  animal  science 1300 

publications  on  animal  industry 1262 

range  growers  produce  more  meat 129 

rates  on 818,1157,1393 

see  aho  Food  for  livestock. 

Livestock  and  Meats  Branrh 133, 1001, 1232 

[.livestock  products,  see  .\nimal  products. 

Livestock  Terminal  Service  Co 1271 

Living,  college  curriculum  adjustment 48,384 

Living  costs,  see  Cost  and  standard  of  living. 

I>ivingston,  Archibald  E.,  court  case.. 651 

Livingston,  Penn: 

geology,  etc.,  of  Big  Springs  area 1146 

water-well  drilling  in  Houston  district 930 

LLA,  see  Lend-T.ease  Administration  OfBco. 

Loacker,  Anno  E .,  relief 629 

Loan  Insurance  Corporation,  see  Federal  Savings 
and  Loan  Insurance  (^lrporation. 

Loan  packets,  Education  Ollico,  catalog 154,385 

Loans: 

FIIA,  satisfied  customers 1171 

guaranteeing  financing  Institutions  against 

losses 279 

jiroperty  improvement,  regulations .-  950 

publications,  price  list 269 

servicemen's,  education  and  training — 

hearings 149 

minority  views 258 

report. 258 

servicemen's,  guaranty  regulations 1452 

small  business,  SWPC  information... 963 

small  business,  war  contract  termination...  378 


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Loans— Continued 

war  production,  etc.,  bank  participation —  754 
tee  also  Agricultural  credit — also  names  of 
certain    Federal    agencies    making 
loans. 

Lobingier,  Charles  S.,  court  case — 46,941 

Lobsters,  fishing  gear,  construction,  etc 1032 

Local  board  memoranda -  964, 1067, 1192, 1440 

Local  government: 

employment  survey.  16, 134-135,  234, 351, 618,  748 
powers  within  lands  owned,  etc.,  by  U.  S—  1417 

retirement  s>  stems 520 

tax  effort  measurement  (social  security) —  1376 
Loch  Raven  reservoir,  sedimentation  survey —  350 

Lockers,  arm,  standard  nomenclature  list. 878 

see  also  Cold  storage — Safe-lockers. 

Lockport,  111.,  aircraft  accident 1008 

Locks: 

combination,  specification __ 419 

door  and  drawer,  specification... 1422 

latch,  specifications -  419,1422 

sash  and  blind,  specifications. 293, 1422 

standard  nomenclature  list 723 

see  also  Padlocks. 

Locomotive  Finished  Material  Co.. -  557 

Locomotive  Inspection  Bureau,  report,  1943 166 

Locomotives: 

class  I  steam  railways,  fuel  and  power 163, 

273,  394,  527,  663,  812,  934,  1037,  1153, 
1270, 1385. 

mine,  substitution  of  material  for  sand 1384 

standard  nomenclature  list 881 

see  also  Railroad  accidents. 
Locust: 

black,  American  wood 1344 

black,  decay  resistance  of  wood 1105 

Lodgepole  pine,  see  Pine. 

Loegering,  W.  Q.,  Puccinia  graminis  tritici 611 

Loew's,  Inc 1160 

Loftus,  Victor  H.,  relief 25 

Log  book  for  lifeboats  and  liferafte 290 

Logan,  Arthur  L.,  court  case 651,1043 

Logan,  David  M.,  water  flooding  of  oil  sands...    54 
Logan,  Kirk  H.,  corrosion-resistant  materials..  1358 

Logansport  quadrangle,  La.-Tex.. 808 

Logarithms: 

instructor's  course  outline 1316 

tables  for  artillery,  technical  manual. 1460 

Logging  slash,  see  Slash. 
Logs  and  logging: 

end  checks,  coatings  for  prevention 130 

prices  of  logs  for  1942 -.  129 

publications  on  logging... 1344 

pulp  wood  logging,  defer  registran  ts 507 

rates  on  logs 1393 

upgrading  and  intra-industry  transfer 304 

wage  order  poster 677 

war  report  for  loggers 466 

see  also  Woods  industries. 
Logsdon,  C.  S.: 

business  leasehold  obligations 621 

outline  for  making  surveys 1357 

Lohrberg,  William  H.,  sr.,  court  case 823 

Loitsianskii,  L.  G.,  theory  of  boundary  layer...  948 

Lombard,  P.  M.,  potato  production. 1229 

Londinsky,  Ida,  rehef  of  estate 629 

Lone  Pine,  Calif.,  aircraft  accident 1009 

Long,  Breckinridge,  foreign  affairs 696 

Long,  Clifford  E.,  relief 1366 

Long,  Elizabeth  P.,  relief 766,786,913 

Long,  Laura  C,  relief 1366 

Long,  Lindon  A.,  relief 1366 

Long  Beach,  Calif.: 

congested  area  investigation — 

hearings - 371 

report- 146 

Long  Canyon,  survey 332 

Long  Island  Potato  Exchange 569 

Long  Island,  .Alaska: 

fire,  reimburse  Navy  persoimel— 

hearing --  260 

law. 358 

reports 30,43 

Long  Island  R.  R.,  rates  on  coal 1392 

Long  Point  quadrangle,  Fla 807 

Longacre  Park  Heating  Co... 961 

Longevity  pay,  see  Army,  pay  and  allowances. 
Longhom  Portland  Cement  Co. 437 


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Longshoremen: 

compensation  act,  amending 33 

injuries  and  accident  causes-- 946 

Look,  Allen  D.,  safety  blasting  practices.., 809 

Lookout  manual.. 839     i 

Loomis,  W.  n..  Talc  Corporation 1196     i 

Loopers,  see  Cabbage  looper. 

Lorain,  S.  H.,  trenching  with  angledozers 1268 

Loraine  Transfer  Co.,  Inc. 1391 

Lord  Manufacturing  Co 1292 

Lore,  Frank,  relief 1125 

Lorenz,  Frank  J.,  tax  appeal 1196 

Los  Angeles,  Calif.: 

apartments,  rent  control 1435 

congested  production  area — 

characteristics  of  population,  etc 1005 

final  population  figures 1005 

investigation,  hearings. 371 

investigation,  report- 146 

wartime  changes  in  population,  etc 1005 

labor  policies  of  employers'  associations 149 

war  and  prewar  study,  summary 675 

Water  and  Power  Dept.,  court  case 922, 

1043, 1402 
Water  and  Power  Dept.,  possession,  etc...  298 

Los  Angeles  &  Salt  Lake  R.  R.,  court  case 669 

Los  Angeles  County,  Calif.: 

lands,  relinquishing  title- -..  1130,1246 

rights  in  Ross  Field  granted  to,  release.. 791, 915 
Los  Angeles  Shipbuilding  &  Drydock  Corpora- 
tion  81 

Losh,  Alfred  R.,  court  case 941,1162 

Losh,  Jennie  C,  court  case 941,1162 

Los  Negros-Guisa  area,  Cuba,  geology  and  man- 
ganese deposits... 1146 

Losses  from  payments  of  war  savings  bonds 1310 

Lott,  F.  S.,  natural  gas 1150 

Loughborough,  W.  Karl: 

coatings  for  prevention  of  end  checks 130 

kiln  operators  drying  aircraft  lumber 129 

Loughran,  Alma,  court  case 521 

Loughran,  Lee  R.,  court  case 521 

Louie,  George  M.,  relief. 41,359 

Louisiana: 

AAA  conservation  practices 485 

bridge  across  Calcasieu  River 633,644,756 

businessmen's  organizations 908 

Chitimacha  Indian  songs 307 

court  case 92,543 

employment  and  payrolls 1279 

finances 489 

garfish,  capture  and  marketing 929 

Lower  Cretaceous  formations,  chart 1147 

mail  routes,  schedules 184,564,956,1291 

post  route  map 79 

sugarcane,  fair  and  reasonable  prices 14, 1349 

sugarcane,  wages  for  production,  etc 616, 

1233 
Louisiana  &  Arkansas  Ry.,  rates  on  petroleum 

products 818 

Louisiana  limestone,  of  IMissouri,  stratigraphy..  270 
Louisville  &  Nashville  R.  R.: 

accidents 395,  528,935, 1154, 1386 

court  case 1407 

Louisville   area,  impact   of  the  war,  working 

notebook-.. 283 

Louisville  Cement  Co 399 

Louisville  Property  Co 823 

Loustalot,  A.  J.: 

effects  of  harvest  date  on  pecan  nuts 1105 

photosynthesis,  etc,,  of  pecan  leaves 612 

Love,  .\lbert  G.,  Geneva  Red  Cross  Movement.  882 

Love,  Edward  K.,  jr.,  court  case  of  trustee 543 

Love,  Laura  S.,  court  case 543 

Loveman,  Joseph  &  Loeb 1284 

Lovett,  Robert  M.,  litigation,  counsel  to  repre- 
sent Congress. 28-29,  249, 360, 378 

Low,  Bertha,  tax  appeal  of  exrs 197, 1402 

Lowan,  Arnond  N.: 

coefficients  for  interpolation 1358 

Fourier  coefficients 622 

zeros  of  transcendental  equation 622 

Lowden,  Frank  O.,  bridge-- 40,145,240 

Lowdermilk,  Ronald  R.,  FM  for  education 1258 

Lowdermilk,  Walter  C,  lessons  in  land  use...  1304, 

1440 

Lowe,  George  H.,  sr.,  court  case  of  admr.. 63 

Lowe,  I.  J.,  editor,  agriculture  decisions.. 475, 

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Lowenstein,  Benjamin,  tax  appeal  of  exrs 1071 

Lower    Cretaceous    period,    see    Cretaceous 

period. 
Lower  Pliocene  period,  MoUusca  of  Va.  and  N.  C.  270 

Lowery,  Albert  C,  court  case.. _ 1044 

Lowry,  O.  William,  tax  appeal 800 

Loyalhanna  Creek,  survey. -. 466 

Loyola    University    Forum,    address    by    O. 

Howland  Shaw 855 

Lubbock,  Tex.,  aircraft  accident 906 

Lubricants: 

oils  for  naval  service,  etc - -  955 

rates  on  lubricating  oils 1041 

service-station  deliveries,  gen.  schedule 970 

Ships  Bureau  manual 1420 

specifications 75,  326,325,456 

standard  nomenclature  list 876, 1089 

tax  regulations  on  lubricating  oil 1448 

technical  manual 324 

world  retail  prices,  etc.,  on  motor  oils 54, 

271,525,932,1267 
Lubrication: 

artillery 211 

operation,  etc.,  of  lubrication  systems 1420 

ordnance  field  service  bulletin 463 

War  Department  guides,  list 445 

Lucas,  Scott  W.  (Senator  from  111.): 
minority  views — 

Finance  Com ._ 150 

Lucas  County,  Ohio: 

employment  and  payrolls 1411 

farm  lands,  relief  and  rehabilitation 377 

Luckenbach  Steamship  Co. ,  Inc. 60 

Lucking,  William  A.,  court  case 824 

Ludlow,  Louis  (Representative  from  Ind.): 
reports  made  by — 

Appropriations  Com.. 242 

Conference  Com 498 

Ludlow,  Mo . ,  aircraft  accident 1238 

Ludlow  Falls,  Ohio,  railroad  accident 164 

Ludlow  quadrangle.  Mass -  1148 

Luff,  Paul: 

gold,  silver,  copper,  etc.,  in — 

Arizona 1151 

Idaho. 392,1151 

Montana 1267 

Utah 1151 

Washington 933 

metal  mining 271 

Luggage,  tax  regulation. 579 

Lugs,  specification 419, 683 

Lum.  Ralph  E.,  court  case 1162 

Lumber: 
aircraft — 

air-seasoning  stock 1345 

casehardening  strcs.ses 129 

kiln  operators  drying 129 

significance  of  discolorations. 1343 

case  history  reports 1299 

census,  1942 352 

census,  1943 1352 

customs  appeal 263 

distribution  methods  and  costs 388, 656 

end  checks,  coatings  for  prevention 130 

for  war  purposes,  posters. 115,229,467,000 

grain,  determining  slope 129 

how  farmer  gets  lumber 900 

industry,  current  problems 146 

industry,  report 1010,1117 

production,  1042 16 

production,  selective  service  problem 853 

publications,  list. 1344 

publications,  price  list 389 

rates  on. 534,937,1041,1393 

routing  from  the  South 1158 

stress  grade,  specifications  for  design 190 

unloading  at  New  York  Harbor.. 276 

wage  order  poster 677 

war  report  for  loggers  and  mill  men 466 

see  also  Woods  industries. 
Liunber  &  Sawmill  Workers  Union,  court  case.  835, 

950 
Lumber  Unit,  Foreign  and  Domestic  Commerce 

Bur 1010, 1117 

Lumbermen,  publications  of  interest  to 742 

Luminous  compounds,  radioactive,  protective 

measures 977 

Lumpkin,  Alba  M.,  memorial  services 1120 

Lumpkin,  Mrs.  S.  W.  C,  court  case 824 

Lumsden,  L.  L.,  food  poisoning  in  Galveston—    48 


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Lunches,  see  School  lunches. 

Lundberg,  Emma  O.,  our  concern,  every  child  828 

Lundgren,  Walter  J.,  court  case 669 

Lundmark,  Walter  N.,  relief.  _ 1125 

Lung,  Paul  H.,  air-pressuie  tanks  for  sprays 998 

Lungstras,  Karl,  relief 1125 

Lupines: 

new  legumes  for  the  South 11 

root  rots  and  foot  rot. 1105 

Lusthaus,  A.  L.,  tax  appeal. 577,1162 

Lutz,  J.  M.: 

green- wrap  tomatoes  in  Mississippi 481 

Porto  Rico  sweetpotatoes 741 

Luxford,  R.  P.: 

black  streak  in  western  hemlock 483 

chemical  stain  in  noble  fir 129 

strength  of  glued  laminated  Sitka  spruce 1346 

Luzar,  Rose  B.,  relief 1125 

Lygus,  sugar  beet  damage 227 

Lykes-Coastwise  Line,  Inc 818 

Lyman,  Jesse  P.,  court  case  of  exrs. 169 

Lymuaeid  snails,  see  Snails. 

Lynch,  D.  F.  J.,  southern  farm  crops 997 

Lynchburg,  Va.: 

post  war  development 1131 

topographic  map  of  quadrangle 931 

Lyndhurst  Vesuvius  district,  Va.,  manganese 

deposits 160 

Lynn,  Winfred  W.,  court  case 824, 1402 

Lyons,  Roy  M.,  relief --  642,755 

Lyons,  Thomas  E.,  foreign  trade  zoaes 236, 1241 

Lyons,  W.  D.,  court  case 858 

Lytle  Creek,  survey 885 

M 

M.  &  H.  Transportation 1392 

M.  &  S.  Coal  Co.,  Inc 392 

M.  C,  see  Maritime  Commission. 

Maag,  Mildred,  relief 244,643,756 

Maas,  Melvin  J.  (Representative  from  Minn.): 

bills  introduced  by 250,1364 

report  made  by — 

Naval  Affairs  Com 370 

Mabee,  Courtney  M.,  court  case 175,831 

McAllister,  James  F.  tungsten  deposits 391 

MacArthur  Boulevard ---  40,360 

Macaulay,  Genevieve  B.,  tax  appeal  of  exrs 860 

Macauley,  Edward  J.,  rights  of  merchant  sea- 
men  - --  505 

McBain,  Emmett  R.,  court  case 1399 

McCall,  A.  G.,  erosion  control,  etc 350,617 

McCall,  M.  C,  explosion.  Smith  mine. 162 

McCamman,  Dorothy  F.,  State  and  local  gov- 
ernment retirement. 520 

McCann,  F.  T.,  Rangely  anticline.- 1032 

McCann,  Gene,  court  case 93 

McCann,  Harrison  K.,  court  case 941, 1044 

McCarran,  Pat  (Senator  from  Nev.): 
paper  presented  by — 

hard  money --  640 

reports  made  by- 
Appropriations  Com 641,783 

Commerce  Com 512 

District  of  Columbia  Com....  40-41,  258, 377 

Judiciary  Com.... 377-378,647,1136 

McCarthy,  John  H.,  court  case 1255, 1402 

McCarthy,  Priscilla  B.,  relief.. 376,496 

McCarthy,  T.  J.,  Steamship  Co 818 

McCarthy,  William  T.,  narcotic  addiction 440 

McCartney,   J.   T.,   carbonizing   properties  of 

coals - 1150 

McCarty,  Matilda  L.,  court  case 543 

McCarty,  Samuel  E.: 
relief- 
hearing - 379 

law 625 

reports 260.501 

McClenon,  Walter  H.,  income  tax  provisions.  1252 
McClintock,  John  C,  inter-American  coopera- 
tion  - 1293 

McCloskey  &  Co 651,824,1044 

McClure,  Harold  E.,  wild  fcedstulTs 1340 

McCluskey,  Thomas  G.,  court  case — --    63 

McComas,  Earl  W.,  corn-molasses  mixtures  for 

cattle... -.-- 126 

McConnell,  Beatrice,  control  of  child  labor 172 

McCorkle,  John  R.,  payment  to  widow 25 

McCorkle,  Nellie  S.,  payment. 25 

McCormack,  Edward  P.,  relief  of  estate. 600 


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McCormack,  Ocorto  R.: 

injuries,  etc.,  in  longshore  industry.. 946 

minor  injuries  in  shipyards. 1168 

McCormick,  llazel,  court  case 401 

McCormick,  Robert  R.,  court  case 1395 

McCormick,  Ark.,  railroad  accident- 164 

McCormick,  S.  C,  court  case 576 

McCoy,  J.  E.,  &  Son 255,359 

McCoy,  Thomas  A.,  patent  appeal 22 

McCullough,  Hall  P.,  tax  appeal .1307 

McCullough  Coal  Corporation.. 30,643 

McCutchin  Drilling  Co 824 

McDermid,  A.  J.: 

secondary  lead 1035 

secondary  zinc 1035 

McDermott,  Malcolm,  tax  appeal 1071 

McDole,  O.  F.,  stubble-mulch  farming 1110 

McDonald.  A.  E.,  Motor  Freight  Lines 5.32 

MacDonald,  D.  K.,  tax  appeal 968 

McDonald,  Eileen,  wartime  shifts  in  feed,  etc.   1231 

MacDonald,  Elsie  C,  tax  appeal 968 

MacDonald,   Gordon  A.,  eruption  of  Mauna 

Loa 1.303,1441 

McDonald,  John  D.,  relief 766, 1132, 1244 

MacDonald,  Martha  W.,  mental  hygiene 1409 

McDonald,  Michael  F.,  court  case 543, 1402 

MacDonald,  Thomas  H.: 

Highway  Tratlic  Advisory  Committee 1261 

postwar  highway  program 522 

McDonough,  Barbara: 

gratuity.. 499 

salary  and  funeral  expenses  of  husband 499 

McDonough,  Michael  J.: 

gratuity  to  widow 499 

salary  and  funeral  expenses  to  widow 499 

McDowell,  Sophia  F.,  seniority  in  Akron  rubber 

industry 1280 

McElhany,  William  P.,  court  case.. 381 

McElroy,  Frank  S.: 

basic  accident  factors  in  shipyards 1047 

causes  of  accidents  in  shipyards 1280 

chemical  poisoning  in  shipyards 676 

crane  accidents  in  shipyards 829 

eye  injuries  in  shipyards 173 

industrial  injuries  in  U.  S,  during  1942 406 

Injuries,  etc.,  in  longshore  industry 946 

minor  injuries  in  shipyards 1168 

McElroy,  G.  E.: 

air  flow  at  discharge  of  fan-pipe  lines. 53 

dilution  of  stack  effluents 811 

Pennsylvania  anthracite  coals 1266 

McElroy,  Marguerite  R.,  relief 25 

Macemore,  Eugene  P.,  court  case 435 

McEnaney,  .\gnes,  tax  appeal 860 

McEnanev,  Edwin  J.,  tax  appeal 860 

MacEvoy,  Clifford  F.,  Co.: 

court  case 402,699 

correction  of  entry  on  p.  699 730 

McEvoy,  Edward  T.,  contested  election 632 

McFarlan,  Arthur  C,  Kentucky  coal  fields 1150 

McFarland,  Ernest  W.  (Senator  from  Ariz.): 
reports  made  by — 

Indian  Affairs  Com 646 

Judiciary  Com 42,150,377,513,790,1022 

McFarlane,  John  S.,  potato  blackening 1338 

McGee,  John  A.,  libretto  for  war  bond  show...  1452 
McGehee,  Dan  R.  (Representative  from  Miss.): 
reports  made  by — 

Claims  Com 29-32,  242-246,364,  500-501, 

628,  630,  766-768, 1015-17, 1123-27, 1362 

Conference  Com 759-761 

McGovern,  J.  N.: 

pulp  manufacture 1347 

suitability  of  birch,  etc.,  for  rayon  pulp 482 

sulfite  pulp  production. 129 

weatherproof  solid  fibreboard 742 

McGregor,  Q.  H.,  sulfite  pulp  production 129 

McGregor  area,  Tex.,  impactof  the  war 830 

McGuire,  Ruth  C,  Russian  dandelion 11 

Machine  gun  covers,  specification 453 

Machine  gun  trainers: 

specification 328 

standard  nomenclature  list....  984,  985, 1325, 1327 
Machine  guns: 

basic  field  manual. 707 

standard  nomenclature  lists 108, 

211,  330,  460, 593,  717, 877,  878 

technical  manual 588 

Machine  records  unit,  tables  of  equipment 321 

Machine  shops,  possession  and  operation 1061 


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Machine  tools: 

accessories  industry,  wartime  expansion 406 

new,  prices  as  of  Mar.  1, 1941,  supplement...  1063 

standard  nomenclature  lists 213,  465,  723, 984 

surplus  d  isposal  after  World  War  1 946 

Machinery: 

minimum  wage  rates  in  industry 69 

revolving  hexagonal  drum  box-testing 1344 

see  also  special  kinds  of  machinery,  e.g.  Wool 
machinery. 

Mcintosh  quadrangle,  Ala 806 

Mclntyre,  C.  W.,  sinele  grains,  etc.,  as  supple- 
ments to  alfalfa  344 

Mack,  J.  Gordon,  tax  appeal 437,1162 

Mack,  Pauline  B.,  properties  of  blankets 908 

^^cKaughan,  Richard  E.,  patent  appeal... 910 

McKayrCharlesM.,  relief 31,255.760.913 

McKee,    Lynn    G.,    planting   and    marketing 

oysters 805 

McKee,  Max  T.,  Pasteurella  tularensls 519 

McKee,  Roland: 

Kobe,  a  superior  lespedeza 898 

lupines,  new  legumes  for  the  South 11 

McKellar.  Kenneth  (Senator  from  Tenn.): 

expenditures  by  U.  S.  for  Latin  America 37 

paper  presented  by — 

lend-lease  aid 641 

reports  made  by- 
Appropriations  Com 38, 

253,  510, 641,  782-783 

Civil  Service  Com 642 

Post  Offices  and  Post  Roads  Com....  44, 380, 
514, 650,  794,  1024 
McKenney,  F.  D.,  diarrhea  in  domestic  rabbits.  159 
McKenzie,    Charles    E.    (Representative   from 
La.): 
reports  made  by- 
Post  Office  and  Post  Roads  Com 372, 

637, 1129 

McKeown  Transportation  Co.,  Inc 398 

Mackerel,  biology 390 

Mackie,  Janet  W.,  maternal  and  child  health 

program 1293 

Mackin,  G.  E.,  laminated  plastics  from  lignin..  1345 

McKinley.  G.  B.,  claim 411 

McKinley  National  Park,  see  Mount  McKinley 
National  Park. 

McKinney,  K.  B.,  cabbage  looper 479 

McKinney,  Norma  S.,  relief 25 

Macklin,  Bertha,  relief 1016 

McKnisht,Amv,  relief 1021,1125 

McLaughlin,  Iva  (Mrs.  Samuel  M.),  relief 629, 

786,913 

McLaughlin  John,  sr.,  relief 1125 

McLaughlin,  John,  jr.,  relief 1125 

McLean,    Donald    H.    (Representative    from 
N.J.): 
separate  views — 

Ways  and  Means  Com. 510 

MacLean,  J.  D.: 

moisture  changes  on  shrinking  of  wood 1346 

temperature  change  in  laminated  timbers —  130 

McLean  Trucking  Co.,  Inc 527 

MacLeish,  Archibald,  see  Library  of  Congress. 

McLennan  County,  Tex.,  impact  of  the  war 830 

McLouth,   Sydney   C,  payment  of  claim  of 

admr 1125 

Madura  pomifera,  American  wood 1345 

McMahon,  Barbara,  relief  of  guardian 1125 

McMahon,  Hubert,  relief 1125 

McMakcn  Transfer  Co 530 

McMasters,  Cecil  C,  court  case 151 

McMenamin,  Frank  A.,  relief 1132,1244 

McMillan,  Howard,  relief 630,1366 

McMillan,  Robert,  Lance  Creek  oil,  etc.,  field...  806 

McMillan,  Virginia,  relief  of  guardian 630, 1366 

McMillen,  John  M.,  coatings  for  prevention  of 

end  checks 130 

McMullen,  Joseph  I.,  court  case 46,543 

McMurray,  Howard  J.   (Representative  from 
Wis.): 

contested  election 247 

McNaughton,  G.  C,  fire-test  methods 482 

McNeal,  Dale, relief .-    31 

McNcel,  T.  E.,  mosquitoes  of  the  Southeast 479 

MacNeil,  John  L.,  relief .-  767 

McNeill,  John  M.,  agricultural  credit,  publica- 
tions  348 

McNulty,  Donna  M.,  relief 767 

McNutt,  John  E.,  court  case— .-  961 


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McNutt,  Paul  v.,  see  Federal  Security  Agency. 

Macomb,  111.,  aircraft  accident -  1239 

Macon,  Oa.,  aircraft  accident.- 1238 

Macon  Bayou,  flood  control.. 370 

Macon  Junction,  Ga.,  railroad  accident 1386 

McPhail.M.,  Mexican  fruitfiy,  etc 1228 

McVeigh,  Charles  S.,  tax  appeal 1196 

McWhirter,  L.,  turnip  greens 608 

McWilliams,  Joseph  E.,  papers,  court  summons.  499 

Maddu.x,  Redman  P.,relief  of  estate... 1125 

Mad ison,  Ind. ,  railroad  accident 164 

Madison,  N.  Y.,  aircraft  accident. 1355 

Madison  County,  Ala.,  impact  of  the  war 67 

Madrid,  Iowa,  dam  in  Des  Moines  River 1093 

Maersk,  Anna  (motor  vessel): 

court  case 61 

Maersk,  Laura  (motor  vessel): 

court  case. 195 

Magazine  Bureau 85,189,304,429 

Magazines,  see  Perodicals. 
Magazines  (camera): 

specification 455-456 

The  magic  bond  (war  savings  play) 317 

Magis,  Joseph,  court  case 1399 

Magistad,0.  C.sahne  soils 1343 

Magnesite: 

in  1943 1151 

marketing 162 

Magnesium: 

compounds  in  1943 1151 

defense  investigation. 379 

impregnation  of  alloy  castings. 1462 

in  1943 1035 

nitrates,  energy,  etc.,  in  decomposition 1267 

production,  increased  in  1942 ._. 662 

production,  related  occupations 304 

secondary,  in  1943 1035 

Magness,  J.  R.,  picking  maturity  of  apples 1228 

Magnetic  compass,  see  Compasses. 
Magnetism,  see  Terrestrial  magnetism. 

Magnetite-ilmenite  deposits 160 

Magneto  magnet  charger,  nomenclature  list. ..  1090 

Magnets,  permanent. 1241 

Magnolia,  American  wood. 1345 

Magnolia  Petroleum  Co 195,381,1162 

Magnuson,   Harold  J.,  penicillin  in  relapsing 

fever  infections •. 924 

!Magnuson,   Warren   O.   (Representative  from 
Wash.): 

bill  introduced  by 1364 

INfagpies,  destroying  nests  and  roosts 929 

Magruder,  Roy,  production  of  peppers 346 

Mahnich,  Anton,  court  case 435 

Mahogany,  discolorations  in  veneers. __ 129 

Mahogany  Association,  Inc 1299 

Mahoneyl  J.  F.,  penicillin  treatment  of  early 

syphilis 266 

Alahoney,  William  V.,  court  case  of  guardian. .  402 
Mail  clerks,  see  Army  Postal  Service — Postal 
service. 

Mail  handler,  change  name  of  laborer 380,497 

Mail  matter: 

Army  regulations. 99 

certain  papers,  etc.,  nonmailable... 147,636 

Christmas    mail    regulations    for    overseas 

Army  personnel... 1078 

cost  ascertainment^ 

facilitate  studies 147,794.916 

instruction  letters 956, 1058-59 

fees  for  insured  mail,  etc— 

hearings _ 777 

law 1121 

reports 777,1024 

it's  your  mail,  zone  it,  poster 1059 

manual  of  procedure.. 466 

penalty  mail  provisions  for  departments, 

etc. 1427-29 

Mail  rates,  see  names  of  certain  companies  carry- 
ing mail. 
Mail  routes,  see  Railway  Mail  Service— Star 

routes. 
Mails,  see  Mail  matter. 
Maine: 

alewife  fisheries. 15S 

businessmen's  organizations 908 

claim 630 

finances 234 

mail  routes,  schedules 78,  564, 844, 1291 

post  route  map 79 

transportation  map 1262 


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Maine,  Ariz.,  railroad  accident 1154 

Maines,  Warren  W.: 

Japanese  beetle  larvae,  DDT  effectiveness.  1228 
Japanese  beetle  larvae,  lead  arsenate  effec- 
tiveness  896 

Mair,  Beveridgo  J.: 

determination  of  aromatic  hydrocarbons 752 

hydrocarbons  in  gasoline  fraction... 355 

separation,  etc.,  of  aromatic  hydrocarbons..  752 

Maize,  Earl  R.,  Kentucky  coals 1150 

Maize,  see  Corn. 

Major,  Randolph  T.,  synthetic  vitamins 90 

Make  America  strong  by  making  Am3ricans 

stronger 1231 

Make-overs  from  coats  and  suits 999 

Malacca  Strait,  sailing  directions,  supplement..  415 
Alalaria: 

article  issued  by  TVA... 1308 

cause  and  prevention,  lessons 801 

control  on  impounded  waters 968 

control  work  in  Kentucky  reservoir 1308 

geographical  aspects 90 

importation  by  armed  forces  personnel 861 

returning  carriers,  problems. 801 

trucks  for  control  program 689 

Malaria  Control  in  War  Areas  Office 519 

Malaya: 

bibliographical  list 175 

geographical  names,  treatment 1264 

labor  conditions 1167 

ATalheur  River  and  tributaries,  survey 885 

Mallinckrodt,  Edward,  jr.,  tax  appeal 197, 1403 

Mallophaga,  neotropical,  studies 1304 

Mallorv,  Lester  D.,  fruit  industry  of  Mexico —  741 
Malmo",  R.  B.,  aerosols,  etc.,  containing  DDT.  1374 
Alalone,  Paul  E..  income  from  farm  woodlands.  1230 
Maloney,  Francis  (Senator  from  Conn.): 
reports  made  by — 

Gasoline  and  Fuel-Oil  Shortages,  Special 

Committee  to  Investigate 920 

Immigration  Com 42,1135 

Public  Buildings  and  Grounds  Com...  794- 

795 

Malpighian  tubes,  excretion  of  arsenic 223 

Malt  liquor  industry  wages... 1411 

Mammals,  marine,  of  South  America,  etc.. 90 

see  also  Game. 
Man: 

insects  harmful  to,  price  list 158 

nutritional  requirements 90 

Man-homs  in  agriculture,  mining,  etc.,  1939-43..  406 
■Management: 

agency  program,  guide 566 

how  to  do  a  better  job 1296 

management  bulletin -  566 

training  within  industry  program 1065 

Management-labor     committees,     see     Labor- 
management  committees. 
Management-Labor  Poliov  Committee: 

remarks  by  Charles  M.  Hay 1300 

statement  and  recommendation 1437 

Managers  Discount  Corporation.. 279 

Manasco,  Carter  (Representative  from  Ala.): 
reports  made  by — 

Conference  Com  _'. 1122 

Expenditures  in  Executive  Departments 

Com 769.1017 

Maner,  D.  D.,  see,  as  successor,  A.  B.  C.  Truck 
Lines,  Inc. 

Maneuvering  board  manual 1174 

Manganese: 
deposits — 

Alabama,  cobalt-bearing 1380 

Artillerv  Mountains  region 524 

Costa  Rica 930 

Flat  Top  and  Round  Mt.  districts 1146 

Oui,sa-Los  Negros  area,  Cuba. 1146 

Lynd  hurst- Vesuvius  district 160 

Sierra  I\Taestra 658 

Sweet  Springs  district 524 

nitrates  of,  energy,  etc.,  in  decomposition..  1267 

occurrence  in  Aroostook  County,  Maine 62 

Manganese  bronze,  see  Bronze. 

Manhattan  Coach  Lines,  Inc 1391 

Manifold  pressure  gages,  see  Gages. 

Manila  board,  see  Cardboard. 

Manila  rope,  see  Rope. 

Manitowoc  area.  Wis.,  war  and  pre-war  study..  284 

Maim,  L.  B.,  meat  packing  enterprises 899 

Mann,  Thomas,  the  war  and  the  future. 947 


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Fag* 

Manning,  Caroline,  migratory  workers  in  can- 
ning industries.- 407 

Manning,  Ciiarles  N.,  tax  appeal 1196 

Manometers,  speclflcations... 293,456 

Manpower: 

Curtiss-Wripht  (Corporation. 1437 

defense  investigation   _ 921 

demobilization  in  1918-19 675, 1046 

draft-deferred  men,  investigation- 
hearings 507 

report 634 

for  war  production 648,791,920 

manpower  review 86, 190,304, 

429,  571,  693,  852,  962,  1100,1299,  1437. 

men,  minutes,  and  victory 283 

mobilization  and  requirements 1299 

placement  activities. 852,962,1065,1299 

protecting  plant  manpower 828 

requirements  in  1944 173 

save,  Government  program 1189 

shortage  in  fishery  industry 773 

untapped,  physically  handicapped 15 

utilization,  report  on  work  simplification 876 

utilization,  what-why-how 1299 

wasted  manpower,  plant  problems  solved.  1  65 

correction  of  classification  number 1098 

see  also  Farm  labor— Labor — National  war 
service— Navy  Department. 
Manpower   Commission,  see   War   Manpower 

Commission. 
Manpower  in  War  Industries,  National  Com- 
mittee for  Conservation  of,  see  Na- 
tional Committee  for  Conservation 
of  Manpower  in  War  Industries. 

Manpower  Utilization  Bureau 85,86, 189-190, 

304,  429,  570,  571,  693,  962,  1189,  1298,  1438. 
Mansfield,    Joseph    J.    (Representative    from 
Tex.): 
report  made  by- 
Rivers  and  Harbors  Com 147 

Mansfield,  W.  C,  stratigraphy  of  Miocene,  etc.  270 

Mansfield,  Wash,  aircraft  accident 1238 

Mansuss  Realty  Co.,  Inc 279 

Manuals,  see  names  of  departments,  bureaus, 
etc.,   issuing  manuals— a/so  special 
subject. 
Manucy,  Albert  C,  editor,  history  of  Castillo 

de  San  Marcos,  etc 162 

Manuel  Arnus  (steamship): 

court  case 669, 1162 

Manufacturers,    National    Association    of,    see 
National  Association  of  Manufac- 
turers. 
Manufactures  and  manufacturers: 

are  you  a  small  manufacturer? 430 

census  publications,  price  list 804 

dealer-aid  programs 139 

employees,  wage  and  salaried 1167 

excise  taxes,  regulations 863 

hours  of  work  in  manufacturing,  1914-43 830 

man-hours  in  manufacturing,  1939-43 406 

productivity  and  cost  in  manufacturing. .  68,  675 

publications,  price  lists 804 

wages  in  manufacturing  industries 173 

see  also  names  of  manufactured  articles. 
Manufacturing,  see  Manufactures  and  manu- 
facturers. 

Manure,  rabbit,  value  and  use 929 

Mapel,  'VN  illiam  J.,  bituminous  sandstone  de- 
posits, Edna,  Calif- - 1381 

Mapharsen,  one-day  treatment  of  syphilis 801 

Maple: 

American  wood 613 

forests  in  Pennsylvania 476 

Maplo-81st  Street,  InC-- 1436 

Maps  and  charts: 

Army  regulations,  mapping  and  charting--  1077 

copyrighted 70, 176, 408, 553, 832, 1049, 1281 

drawing  isobars --  417, 1176 

issued  by- 
Census  Bureau 18 

Civil  Aeronautics  Administration.  137, 1353 

Coast  Guard... 412 

Geological  Survey -..  658,659, 

806,  931,  1032,  1146,  1147,  1264,  1381. 

Hydrographic  Oflice 73, 

181,  291,  417,  682,  838,  1054,  1175,  1419 

National  Park  Service 393 

Reclamation  Bureau 394,526 

mapping  with  multiplex  instrument 1264 


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Maps  and  charts— Continued 

maps,  strategy  and  world  politics 1303, 1441 

price  list  of  maps 269 

reading  maps,  field  manual 1205 

reading  maps,  pre-induction  training 707 

symbols  and  abbreviations... 74, 181 

topographic  quadrangle  maps 659, 

806,931,1147,1265,1381 
see  also  Aerial  phototopography— ai»o  special 
subject. 
Mar  Qlauco  (steam  vessel): 

court  case  of  custodian 1394-95 

Marcell's  Motor  Express 936 

Marcellus,  Ira,  motor  carrier  decision 530 

Marchant,  Alexander,  Latin  American  republics.  697 
Marchant,  Anyda,  law  and  legal  literature  of 

Cuba,  etc 948 

Marden  Construction  Co.,  Inc.. 31 

Marek,  Jerry  W.,  darkening  in  boiled  potatoes.      7 

Maretzo,  Mildred,  court  case... 676,1399 

Margarine,  see  Oleomargarine. 

Margolin,  Samuel,  relief 25 

Mariana  Islands: 

gazetteer 1418 

geographical  and  place  names 930, 1263 

Marietta  Chair  Co 796,941,1162 

Marihauna,  effect  on  musical  talent 801 

Marine  Band: 

attend  Q.  A.  R.  convention- 
hearing 775 

law 915 

letter  from  Navy  Dept 776 

reports. 775,793 

Marine  Barracks,  Quantico: 
fire,  reimburse  personnel — 

hearing 514 

reports 379,501,767 

Marine  casualties,  see  Accidents. 

Marine  Corps 290,412,559,837,951,1418 

accounts  of  deceased  officers,  etc 1252 

assistant  commandants... 1364 

care  of  members,  provision  rel.  to  budget...  567 
furlough  of  officers^ 

hearing 1024 

letter  from  Navy  Dept 776 

report 793 

grades  of  warrant  officers,  establish 1252 

landing  force  manual  extracts 558 

laws  relating  to,  78th  Cong.  1st  sess 836 

loss  of  personal  property,  reimbursement- 
hearings 379,514 

law 625 

reports 260, 379,  501, 630,  649, 767 

orders 412,559,951,1418 

payment  of  gratuities  to  beneficiaries — 

hearings 260,  508 

law.. 497 

reports 44,371 

poster 559 

register 291 

relief  of  commissioned  officers 1252 

retired  pay,  double-time  credits.. 368,792 

temporary  appointment,  etc 1 252 

titles  for  heads  of  staff  departments- 
hearings.. 379,508 

law 497 

letter  from  Navy  Dept 250 

reports 260,371 

transportation  of  dependents,  etc 27 

wages  for  civil  employees -  289 

see  atso  Bonds  of  officers. 
Marine  Corps  Reserve: 

appointing  persons  with  physical  defects...  776 

remove  olficprs  from  honorary  retired  list 508 

Marine  Corps  Women's  Reserve,  see  Women's 

Reserve,  Marino  Corps. 
Marine  divers,  see  Divers. 
Marine  engineering,  see  Engineering. 
Marine  hospitals,  see  Hospitals. 
Marine  Inspection  andNavigation  Bureau,  func- 
tions, retention  by  Customs  Bur., 

etc. 1248 

Marine  insurance: 

merchant  marine  act  amendment  (subtitle, 
Insurance) — 

hearings 368 

law 62,'i 

reports 33,506,512 

operations  of  War  Shipping  Admin 1249 

Marine  mammals,  see  Mammals. 


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Marine  Utility  Squadron  152: 
fire,  reimburse  personnel- 
hearing 379 

law 625 

reports 260,501 

Mariners,    see    Notice    to    mariners— Wartime 

information  to  mariners. 
Marines,  see  Marine  Corps — Veterans. 

Marino,  Conrad,  court  case 10-14 

Mario  Mercado  e  Hijos,  court  ease 858 

Mariposa  Creek,  survey 599 

Maris,  Paul  V.,  shall  I  be  a  farmer? 1101 

Maritime  Commission 70, 176,  287,  408, 

554,  678,  8.'^2,  948,1050,1169,1282,1413. 

fees  of  shipyard  operators 1249 

life  raft  contracts 1250 

penalty  mail,  proposed  provision 1429 

posters.- 408,554,1169,1282,1413 

provisions  of  Exec,  order  9177,  exiend 1425 

report,  1943 287 

sufrgestions,  administrative  order 832 

suggestions,  cash  awards  to  personnel 40, 

249, 360,  506 
see  also  Land,  Emory  S. 
Maritime  Day,  see  National  Maritime  Day. 
Maritime  industry,  see  Shipping. 
Maritime  Service; 

enroUecs  rights  and  benefits- 1250 

officers'  handbook 1066 

upgrading  courses  and  schools 694 

Maritime  War  Emergency  Boara,  history 1250 

Marketing,  see  Markets  and  marketing. 
Markets  and  marketing: 

foreign  market  prospects  after  the  war lOlO 

marketing  activities 14, 1.33,  231,  349, 

486,  615,  744,  902,  1001,  1109,  1232, 1348. 

marketing  and  transportation  situation 8, 

125,    225,    342,    609,    895,    996,    1103, 
1227,  1339. 

regional  shifts  in  markets  1939-43 20 

appendix  tables 20 

wartime  marketing. 614 

your  markets  have  moved 486 

see  also  Agricultural  products— Commercial 
products— Cooperation— Crops  and 
markets  fpcriodicals) — also  names 
of  articles  marketed. 
Marking: 

airplanes  and  parts,  specification. 325,  456 

clothine,  etc..  Army  regulations.. 320,  .584 

ordnance  instructions 1217 

shipments,  specification 456 

Marking  brushes,  specification.  _ 1074 

Markley,  Kenneth  C,  patent  appeal lil9 

Marks,  A.  L.,  mineral  wool  industry 1035 

Marks,  Laurence  M.,  court  case 402 

Marks,  sleeve,  specification .• 293 

Marlboro  Cotton  Mills 557-.558 

Marlboro  quadrangle.  Conn 659 

Marlene  Linens. 960,1187 

Marquand,  Mo.,  railroad  accident 935 

Marquardt,  Philomena,  seniority  in  Akron  rub- 
ber industry 1280 

Marriage: 

can  war  marriages  be  made  to  work? 1078 

Klamath,  etc.,  tribes  of  Indians 646,770 

Married  men,  see  Conscription. 
Married  women,  see  Women. 

Marrow  Manufacturing  Corporation 1434 

Mars,  Inc 63 

Marsch,  John,  Inc. _ 822 

Marshall,  George  C,  continuation  on  active  list 

of  Army i303 

Marshall,  Lee: 

dairy  farmers  and  the  war 90i 

food  procurement  and  disposition 901 

looking  ahead  on  food  problems 1108 

meeting  our  1944  objectives 2.30 

outlook  for  canning 744 

preparing  todaj'  for  tomorrow 1347 

seeds  for  victory  and  peace 901 

this  problem  of  surpluses 901 

war  food  buying  _. 744 

wartime  marketing 614 

wheat,  symbol  of  victory 901 

Marshall,  Robert,  tax  appeal  of  exr 312, 1403 

Marshall,  Samuel  J.  D.,  relief 25 

Marshall,  Warren  C,  court  case 277,538,575,699 

Marshall,  Ark.,  railroad  accident 164 

637398 — 45 8 


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Marshall  Islands: 

gazetteer 1418 

place  names.- 1263 

Marshall  quadrangle,  Mo 660 

Marshall  Transport  Co 277,538,575,699 

Marshals: 

Canal  Zone,  term  of  oflBce-. 505, 

760, 790, 915, 1250 

ofHcial  checking  accounts... 769 

Martens,  raising  in  captivity 1380 

Marth,  Paul  C,  plant  growth  substances 128 

Martin,  A.  J.: 

gold,  silver,  copper,  etc.,  in — 

Central  States 1034 

Eastern  States 1034 

metal  mining 272 

Martin,  Arthur  J.,  jr.,  relief  of  guardian 39,359 

Martin,  Charles  C,  court  case 63,310,644 

Martin,  J.  S.,  sulfate  pulping  of  hardwoods 129 

Martin,  James  Q.,  court  case 92 

Martin,  John  B.,  address 300 

Martin,  John  II.,  sorghum  diseases,  etc... 1343 

Martin,  Thomas  E.  (Representative from  Iowa): 
reports  made  by- 
Military  Affairs  Com. 368,634 

Martin  Bros.  Box  Co 543 

Martino,  Thomas,  court  ca.se _.  1168 

Martocci,  Agnes,  joint  safety  committees 550 

Martorelli,  Rosa,  court  case.  - 669 

Marvin,  C.  F.,  sunshine  tables.- 912 

Maryland: 

businessmen's  organizations 1240 

facts 430 

finances - 135 

mail  routes,  schedules 296, 

421,686,844,1059,1181,1424 

map,  vicinity  of  Washington 806 

post  route  map 79 

Maryland  Casualty  Co 381 

Maryland    Conservation    Forum,    address    by 

Lyle  F.  Watts 613 

Maryott,  Arthur  A.,  trioxane _._ __  1011 

Masks: 

face,  specifications __.  715, 1087 

oxygen,  specification 325,  456 

oxygen  tnerapy,  technical  manual "...  1322 

Mason,  A.  C: 

injector  for  fumigants  in  liquid  form 1342 

Japanese  beetle  larvae.. 1228 

Mason,  Oeorge  O.,  tax  appeal 1071 

Mason,  John  E.,  oil  and  meal  yields  from  cotton- 
seed, etc 350 

Mason,  Noah  M.  (Representative from  111.): 
reports  made  by- 
Immigration  and  Naturalization  Com.,   144, 
247, 365, 633, 1363 

Mason,  Silas,  Co.,  Inc. 262,824 

Mason  City  Brick  &  Tile  Co. 817 

Masonry: 

building  code  requirements 492 

painting  exterior  walls 492 

Massa,  Elmer,  relief  of  guardian..-.' 1125 

Massachusetts: 

businessmen's  organizations 1116 

court  case 435 

electric  rate  book 153 

employment  changes 1410 

finances 352 

mail  routes,  schedules 78,564,844,1291 

post  route  map 79 

Massachusetts     Retail     Grocers     Association, 

address  by  Marvin  Jones 900 

Massarelli,  Violet,  Bereasand 1033,1147 

Massengale,  Elizabeth  C,  tax  appeal 94 

Masscy,  Ruby  S.,  court  case 824 

Massey,  William  B.,  court  case 824 

Massman  Construction  Co 1025,1162,1403 

Mast,  George  W.,  liygiene  of  clothing.. 73 

Masterson,  Anna  E.,  court  case - 543 

Mastrilli,  Francesco  P.,  relief 42,359 

Matanuska  Valley,  Ahiska,  agriculture 527 

Matanzas,  Fort,  history 162 

Matches: 

specification 973 

tax  regulations 1448 

Materials,  see  Agricultural  supplies— Public 
printing  and  binding — Public  prop- 
erty—Raw materials— Strategic  and 
critical  materials. 


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Materials  digest 1063 

Matfriel,  see  Ordnance. 
Maternity,  see  Mothers. 

Mathematical  Tables  Project 599,622 

Mathematics: 

description  of  profession 852 

English-Spanish  vocabulary,  etc 17 

for  air  crew  trainees --. 58'J 

mathematical  tables - 621-022, 

909, 1241, 1358 

mathematical  tables  for  artillery _-  14C0 

teacher  and  war  savings  program 443 

Mather,  J.  Warren: 

cooperative  oil  associations,  delivery 1343 

inventory  lesson  from  World  War  I 1343 

Mathews,  O.  R.,  dry  land  rotation  and  tillage 

experiments 740 

Mathis,  Earl  N.,  criteria  of  cure  in  gonorrhea...  519 
Mats: 

airplane  landing,  specification 1420 

cargo,  specifications 954, 1287 

collision,  specification 1056 

Matteson,  David  M.,  index  to  writings  of  George 

Washington 1369 

Matthews,  James  H.,  ta.x  estate  appeal  of 577 

Mattil,  Anna,  relief 31 

Matting: 

rates  on. 1391 

specifications 182,293 

Mattress  covers,  specification 953 

Mauersberger,  Herbert  R.,  new  synthetic  textile 

fibers 1303, 1441 

Mauger  Construction  Co 245 

Mauls,  specification 580 

Mauna  Loa,  1942  eruption 1303,1441 

Maverick  Springs  area,   Wyo.,  geologic,  etc., 

map 1265 

Maxwell,  Everette,  relief  of  estate 1125 

May,  Andrew  J.  (Representative  from  Ky.): 
reports  made  by — 

Conference  Com... 142 

Military  Affairs  Com 34,146,250, 

368-369,  634-635, 774-775, 1128, 1363 

May  Day,  1944  news 550 

May  Department  Stores 950 

Mayaguez  Barracks,  conveyance  of  building...  1363 
Maybank,  Burnet  R.  (Senator  from  S.  C); 
paper  presented  by — 

Edisto  River 788 

Mayflower  Hotel  Corporation...  32,40,141 

Mayonnaise  production,  etc 1241 

May  wood  Glass  Co 691 

MC,  see  Maritime  Commission. 

Mead,  H.  H.,  Berea  sand 1033,1147 

Mead,  James  M.  (Senator  from  N.  Y.): 
reports  made  by- 
Civil  Service  Com 64:;,  1131 

National     Defense    Program,     Special 

Committee  Investigating 43, 260 

Meade,  Margaret  D.,  economic  and  military 

events,  1943.... 67,173 

Meadow  Brook  Club. 25 

Meadows,  Roscoe  M.,  relief 370 

Meadows,  Sara,  couit  case 824 

Meal  tickets.  Army  regulations 318,583,1314 

Meals,  see  Food— School  lunches— aZ«o  names  of 

foods. 
Mealybugs,  see  Pseudpcoccus  constocki. 
Meany,  George,  cost  of  living,  review  by  BLS..  551 
Mears,    Eliot    G.,    ocean   current   called   The 

Child. 1303,1441 

Measuring  instruments,  see  Electric  measuring 
instruments — Weights    and    meas- 
ures— also  names  of  instruments. 
Meat: 

buying  under  price  control 1296 

dehydration... 1340 

facts  you  should  know 569 

farmer  grades  his  meat... 13 

freezing  for  home  use 738 

general  schedule  of  supplies 1449 

inspection,  amending  regulations 349 

market  review  and  statistics 14, 132, 231,  349, 

486,  615,  744, 901, 1001, 1109, 1232, 1348 

market  statistics  and  related  data .  1001 

price  fixing,  actions  of  O.  P.  A 32 

range  livestock  growers  produce  more 129 

rates  on. 534,818,1393 

rationing,  temporary  suspension 254 

retailers,  manual 850 


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Meat— Continued 

retailers,  rationing  handbook 302 

save  game  meat 159 

situation  facts 1348 

sugar,  meat  and  alcohol 614 

unit  supply,  technical  manual... 1085 

wage  order  posters 947,1169 

war  purchase  and  regulatory  problems 14 

Meat  animals,  see  Livestock. 

Meat-chopping  macliines,  specification 441 

Meat-cutting  machines,  specification 972 

Meat  Inspection  Division,  directory 133, 1232 

Meat  markets,  fruit  sales.  New  York  City 11 

Meat  packing,  see  Packing  industry. 

Meat  slicing  machines,  specification 973 

Mechanical  engineering,  see  Engineering. 

Mechanical  equipment  accidents 105 

Mechanical  stokers,  statistics 17, 135,  234, 352. 

489, 619, 749, 904, 1004, 1112, 1235, 1352 
Mechanics  (persons): 

attention  mechanicsl 491 

auto,  instructor's  course  outline 1316 

badges.  Army  regulations 1315 

books  for  aircraft  mechanics 284 

related  occupations 570 

see  also  names  of  supplies  or  articles  of  cloth- 
ing for  mechanics. 
Mechanized  forces,  see  Armored  forces. 
Medal  of  Honor,    presentation   to   Jennings  J. 

Beimett 146 

Medals: 

Army  regulations 444, 1077 

Peary  expedition  members. 32,239 

see  also  Decorations  of  honor — also  names  of 
medals,  or  persons  to  whom  medals 
are  to  be  presented. 

Medford,  Oreg.,  meteorological  summary 912 

Mediation  Board,  see  National  Mediation  Board. 

Medical  Arts  Hospital  of  Dallas 402 

Medical  bulletins,  see  Naval  medical  bulletin- 
Veterans'  Administration. 
Medical  care: 

Alaska  Highway  project 1141 

Army  regulations,  medical  attendance 319, 

866, 1204 

facilities  available  to  Govt,  employees 1371 

hospital  ization — 

care  of  insane  persons 1425 

care  through  social  insurance 655 

civilian  employees  under  Quartermaster 

General 639 

dependents  of  naval  personnel,  etc. 80 

purchase  of  hospital  care,  manual 1029 

indicating  place  of  admission. 1084 

inmates  of  penal  institutions,  estimate 299 

insurance,  fact  sheet 802,1260 

insurance,  need  for 802 

prepayment  organizations.. 926,1260 

services  for  public  employees 1350 

what  families  spend 611 

Medical  Center,  Springfield,  Mo.,  court  case  of 

supt. 642 

Medical  Department,  Army 105,210,463, 

597,  722, 882, 986, 1092, 1216, 1330, 1463 
appointment  of  females  as  officers- 
Executive  order 957 

hearings 774 

law 758 

reports 648,774 

Army  regulations 99,  202,  319. 444, 

583,  866-867, 975, 1076, 1204, 1315, 1453 

field  manual 100,  203, 320,  586, 707, 1205, 1317 

library  of  Surgeon  General's  Office,  see,  in 
main  alphabet,  Army  Medical  Li- 
brary. 

mobile  units.. 100,707 

ordnance  equipment  chart 107,329 

posters 722,1463 

soldier's  handbook 450 

subsistence  and  rental  allowances 202 

supply  catalog 1089 

changes 210, 463, 597,  722, 882, 987 

insert 105 

tables  of  allowances 101, 321, 1318, 1456 

tables  of  equipment 102,203, 

205-206, 322, 448, 587, 708, 710-711,  869, 
871, 978-979, 1081, 1082, 1210, 1320, 1458 

tables  of  organization 102, 205-206, 322, 

446, 448, 587, 708,  710-711, 869, 871, 978- 
979, 1082, 1207, 1210, 1318, 1320, 1458. 


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Medical  Department,  Navy: 

manual 837,1053,1173 

outline  of  duties,  etc .-. 1418 

poster - inS3 

Medical  Division,  Civil  Service  Comn.. 1003 

Medical  Division,  Civilian  Defense  Office 425 

Medical  entomology,  see  Insects. 
Medical  films,  see  Alotion  pictures. 

Medical  food  needs,  rationings  _ 961 

Medical  inspector.  Army  regulations 1453 

Medical  otiicers,  see  Medical  Department,  Navy. 
Medical  pathology,  see  Pathology. 
Medical  physiology,  see  Pliysiology. 
Medical  service,  see  Medicaf  care. 
Medical  supplies: 

.\rmy  regulations 1076 

Medical    Dept.,    Armv,    supply    catalog, 

changes 210,  4G3,  597,  722,  882,  987 

Medical     Dept.,  Army,     supply     catalog, 

insert 105 

Medicine: 

English-Spanish  vocabulary,  etc 17 

information    for    vocational    rehabilitation 

officers 50 

Medicine  and  Surgery  Bureau.. 73,  180,  290,  412,  560, 
681,  837,  951,  1053,  1173,  1285,  HIS 

posters.. -.290,  560,838,  105.3,  1173,  1418 

correction  of  entry  on  p.  290 336 

Medicine  Lodge  Creek,  plan  for  dam  site 1381 

Medicines,  see  Drugs. 

Mediterranean  fruitfly,  losses  from  eradication 

campaign 630 

Mediterranean  Middle  East  War  Zone  Bar 191 

Mediterranean  Sea: 

lights  and  fog  signals 415 

pilot,  supplements . 415 

sailing  directions,  supplements 415 

war  map 683 

Medo  Photo  Supply  Corporation... 544,  698 

Meehcan,  O.  I^loyd: 

fish  stocking  as  related  to  inland  waters 523 

food  fishes 805 

Afeeker,  Grace  M.,  court  case 1402 

Meeks,  Spencer,  relief 255,  359 

Meet  Private  Pete,  soldier's  reader 1454 

Meet  your  enemy,  venereal  disease 1374 

Megaphones,  specifications _. 76,293 

Megargel,  Margery  K.,  tax  appeal ..  437 

Megill,  H.  Newlin,  congressional  districts 1014 

Megregian,  Stephen,  coliforms,  etc.,  exposed  to 

free  chlorine 385 

Meinzer,  O.  E.,  water  levels  and  artesian  pres- 
sure  658,931 

Meistcr,  Mathilde  B.,  relief 31,  256,  496 

Mel,  Marian  L.,  private  emplojmient  agencies..  172 

Melanotus  longulus,  life  history... _ 739 

Melcher,  Charles  F.,  court  case 279,  544,  796 

Melcher,  Norwood  B.: 

iron  ore  in  1943 1035 

iron  ore  in  Sept  .-Dee.  1943 271,  272,  601 

iron  ore  industry  in  1943. _ 271 

pig  iron  in  1943 1035 

Melchior,  Josephine  M.,  relief 245,  359 

Mellon  Ciallery,  see  National  Gallery  of  Art. 

Melons,  statistics _ 608 

see  also  names  of  melons. 

Melting  curves  of  hydrocarbons 909 

Member  banks,   see  Federal  reserve  member 

banks. 
Members  of  Congress,  see  Congress  of  United 
States — House  of  Representatives — 
Senate. 
Memorial  services: 

Adams,  Alva  B 1014 

Boland,  Patrick  J 1014 

Bolles,  Stephen 1121 

Connery,  Lawrence  J 1014 

Eastman,  Joseph  B 1153 

Qeyer,  Lee  E 1121 

Harrison,  Pat 1120 

Houston,  Andrew  J 1244 

Lumpkin,  Alba  M 1120 

Rutherford,  Albert  Q 1121 

Taylor,  Edward  T 1121 

Memorials: 

living  war  memorials. 517 

see  also  names  of  persons  in  whose  honor  they 
are  erected. 
Memory  Monday,  designation 513 


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Memphis,  Temi: 

bridge 771,  915 

railroad  accident 935 

Memphis  and  Arkansas  Bridge  Commission 771, 

915 

Men,  minutes,  and  victory 283 

Mendon,  Mo.,  railroad  accident 813 

Mendum,  Samuel  W.,  records  for  family  farms.  1339 

Menhaden,  body  oil 929 

Mcnlo  Investment  Co. 167 

Menominee  Indians: 

court  case... 279,  381-382,  1370 

proceeds  from  judgment,  disposition.,  646,  757 
Men's  clothing,  see  Clothing. 

Menlnl  hygiene  in  child-health  conference 1409 

Mentally  ill: 

admission  of  patients  to  hospitals 801 

care,  etc.,  of  insane,  Army  regulations.  867,    1204 

patients  in  mental  institutions,  1941 1112 

prevalence,  etc.,  of  mental  disorders 519 

Public  Health  Service  hospital  care 1425 

veterans,  mustering-out  payments 1363 

Menus,  dry  provisions,  advance  base 1180 

see  also  School  lunches. 

Mercado,  Mario,  e  Ilijos,  court  case 858 

Merced  County  streams,  survey... 599 

Merced  Falls  quadrangle,  Calif. 659 

Merchandise,  see  Commercial  products. 
Merchant  marine: 

British  fleet,  control  in  wartime 505 

construction  reserve  fund — 

hearings 917 

reports..-. 773,  1251 

education  of  members  after  service — 

hearings 149 

minority  views 258 

report 258 

how  to  get  your  bearings 963,  1439 

labor  market  information 1437 

m^erchant  marine  act,  revised 505 

overseas  aircraft  investigation 250,  1250 

post-war 1250 

replacement  fund 1251 

U.  S.  merchant  marine  at  war... 1191 

wartime  safety  measures 1173 

see  also  Sailors— Ships. 
Merchant  Marine  Academy,  Kings  Point: 

board  of  visitors,  establishing 249,  506,  625 

information  for  young  Americans 305 

Merchant   Marino  and   Fisheries   Committee, 
House: 

calendar... 33 

committee  documents. 504-506,634,1248-51 

hearings 33-34,249-250, 

367-368.  506,  773,  917,  1018,  1128,  1363 

reports 33-34, 

249,  367-368,  504-506,  773,  1128 
Merchant  Marine  Cadet  Corps: 

cadet-midshipmen,  for  ship's  officers,  etc...  305 

enroUces  rights  and  benefits 1250 

information  for  young  Americans 305, 1191 

insignia  and  honor  awards 1430 

Merchant  Marine  Combat  Bar,  certificate  card.  191 

Merchant  Marine  Council,  proceedings 290,412, 

681,  8.37,   951,   1053,   1173,   1285,  1417 
Merchant  marine  insignia,  see  Sailors. 
Merchant  shipping,  see  Shipping. 
Merchant  vessels,  see  Ships. 

Merchants  Transfer  &  Storage  Co 544 

Mercoid  Corporation 310 

Mercurial  barometer,  see  Barometers. 
Mercury: 

Co.so  quicksilver  district 53 

in  1943 272 

production  in  1913 271, 1151 

TarilT  Commission  report 1195 

Mercury  (planet): 

motion,  1705-1937 291 

Meredith,  Edna  E.,  court  case 63, 169 

Meredith,  Edwin  B.,  court  case 1273 

Meredith,  W.  J.,  court  case 92 

Meroshek,  William,  court  case 174 

Merrcls,  C.  W.,  2d.  Berea.sand 103.3,1147 

Mcrrlam  Park,  Minn.,  railroad  accident... 55 

Merrill,  Charles  E.,  court  case... 941 

Merrill,  Charles  W.: 

gold,  silver,  copper,  etc.,  In— 

California 1161 

Nevada 1151 


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Merrill,  Charles  W.— Continued 

gold,  silver,  copper,  etc.,  in— Continued 

OrcRon  1034 

metal  mining 271 

Merrill,  Malcolm  H.,  male  Investigator  in  ve- 
nereal disease  control 156 

Merrill,  T.  A.,  growth  of  hiphbush  blueberry..  1337 

Merrill,  \V.  A.,  Sons  &  Co.,  Inc. 402,796 

Merriman,  James  E.,  motor  carrier  decision...  1392 

Merriman,  William  R.,  motor  carrier  decision..  1157 

Merritt,  Ella  A.,  children  in  bowline  alleys 282 

Merritt,  Matthew  J.  (Representative  from  N.  Y.) : 
report  made  by — 

Military  Affairs  Com 369 

Mesevich,  William,  court  case 92 

Mesozoic  plants,  catalog,  supplement 1381 

Mess  irays,  specification 1287 

Message  container,  specification 874 

Messengers: 

administrative  manual  for  group 300 

payment  of  pages  for  Senate,  estimate 781 

Messes: 

management  and  training. 1322 

post,  Army  regulations 202,867 

transport  and  harbor  boat 444 

Mesta  Machine  Co 92,402.698 

Metacresolsulfonphthalein,  ionization  constant.  236 

Metal  mines  and  mining: 

accidents,  1941 661 

case  history  of  mining  industry .'..  1299 

employment  and  accidents,  1942 162,933 

fires,  1943 391 

hoisting-signal  code 1034 

mining  in  1943 271-272 

non-ferrous  industry,  training  programs 1437 

Metal  polish,  specification 1179 

Metal  products,  see  Metals. 

Metal  tape,  specification 1180 

Metal  working,  see  Metalwork. 

Metallic-brown,  specification 1200 

Metallurgical  engineering,  see  Engineering. 

Metallurgical  plants,  employment,  etc.,  1942 271 

Metallurgy: 

description  of  profession 852 

electrical  devices  applied  to  research 810 

publications  by  Standards  Bureau 355 

Metals: 

Bolivia,  storehouse. 301 

ground  metal  crystals 1050 

mechanical  properties. 236 

new  metals  and  new  methods 1303, 1441 

nonferrous  secondary,  statistics  for  1942 662 

record  of  sources  of  ores,  preservation 1129 

specifications. 864, 1450 

standard  samples... 753 

surplus  property,  describing 1301 

wages — 

metal  ores  industry,  poster 552 

minimum  rates  in  industry 69 

nonferrous  metals  industry 675 

white-base  antifriction  bearing  metals 17, 

135,  235,  352,  489,  619,  749,  905,  1004, 
1112, 1235, 1352. 
see  also  Ferrous  metals — Precious  metals- 
Scrap — also  names  of  metals. 

Metalwork: 

industries,  conversion  to  war  production 173 

plants  and  shops,  Brazil 20 

plants  and  shops,  Chile 20 

related  occupations 86 

Metcalf,  R.  L.,  airplane  dusting  for  control  of  A. 

quadrimaculatus 577 

Metcalf,  Robert  W.: 

abrasive  materials 1035 

corundum 1267 

feldspar  in  1943 1151 

Meteoric  iron,  metallography 308 

Meteorites  and  their  metallic  constituents 90 

Meteorological  balloons,  see  Balloons. 

Meteorological  Division  of  Air  Services  Branch, 

Department  of  Transport,  Canada_  526 

Meteorological  stations,  index  numbers  for  South 

America 1243 

Meteorology: 

Columbia  River  Valley,  investigations S26 

description  of  profession 852 

District  of  Columbia,  annual  summary 912 

District  of  Columbia,  monthly  summary...  23, 
140,  238,  357,  495,  624,  755,  912,  1013, 
1120, 1243, 1361. 


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Meteorology — Continued 

elementary,  instructor's  course  outline 1316 

Medford,  Oreg.,  annual  summary... 912 

observations  by  Snellius  Expedition 1324 

publications,  price  list 114B 

training  observers,  outUne.. 140 

training  observers,  workbook i40 

Meters: 

drift,  specification 591 

electric,  specification 982 

photograph ic-exposure,  specification 1420 

Methyl  bromide: 

greenhouse  and  vault  fumigation 10 

insect  fumigant,  review  of  literature 739 

oriental  fruit  moth  fumigation 345 

Methyl-violet-toner,  specification 954 

Metraux,  Guy  S.,  bibliography  of  Colombia 301 

Meurer  Steel  Barrel  Co.,  Inc 669,1403 

Mexican  bean  beetle,  control  in  West 479 

Mexican  border  campaign,  1916-17,  alien  veter- 
ans, naturalization 365 

Mexican    Boundary    Commission,    see    Inter- 
national    Boundary     Commission, 
United  States  and  Mexico. 
Mexican  fruitflies: 

quaraotine  revision.. 098 

studies  on  fruitfly  and  related  species ..1228 

toxicity  of  tartar  emetic 739 

Mexican  Indians,  see  Indians. 
Mexican-United     States     Agricultural     Com- 
mission,   address    by    Claude    R. 

Wickard 1101 

Mexico: 

agricultural  credit 128 

agricultural  workers  from,  temporary 575 

coleopterous  insects,  checklist 432,965 

fruit  industry :. 741 

health  and  sanitation  program 309 

industry  and  aviation 1423 

inter-American  collaboration  policy 295 

jewelry  importers  and  dealers 20 

meat  packing,  sausage,  and  casings 20 

movement  of  equipment,  etc.,  to 981 

musical  instrument  importers  and  dealers..    20 

next  door  neighbor 1184 

non-agricultural  workers,  recruiting 697 

plantation  rubber  investigations 697 

radios  and  radio  equipment  importers,  etc..    20 

sailing  directions,  supplements 414,415 

stone  monuments  of  southern  Mexico...  431-432 

trade  of  United  States  in  1942 1010 

see  also   International   Boundary   Commis- 
sion, United  States  and  Mexico. 
Mexico,  Gulf  of,  see  Gulf  Coast— Gulf  States. 

Meyer.  Ely,  tax  appeal 438 

Meyer,  H.  Arthur,  beech-birch-maple-hemlock 

forests 476 

Meyer,  H.  M.: 

copper  in  1943 272,1035 

lead  and  zinc  pigments,  etc.,  in  1943. . .  272, 1151 

mercury  in  1943 271,272,1151 

zinc  sulfate  in  1943 1152 

Meyer,  J.,  flexural  propeller  vibrations,  etc 70 

Meyer,  Marian  E.,  mineral  production.. 1383 

Meyer,  Thomas,  motor  carrier  decision 59 

Meyers,  W.  M.,  chromosomal  association,  etc., 

in  timothy 612 

Miami,  Fla.: 

aircraft  accident 906 

employment  and  pay  rolls 1411 

forecasting  notes  for  district 912 

radio  station  WFTL,  investigation 1362 

Mianus  River,  survey 988 

Mica: 

rates  on 937 

specification 182 

Mice,  destructive,  control 1032 

Michela,  August,  relief  of  guardian 31 

Michener,  Earl  C.  (Representative  from  Mich.): 

bill  introduced  by 146 

Michigan: 

businessmen's  organizations 1116 

Conservation  Department — 

geology  and  oil  and  gas  possibilities 1264 

court  cases... 187,1434 

facts 430 

finances 489 

geology  and  oil  and  gas  possibilities 1264 

mail  routes,  schedules 296, 686, 956, 1424 


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Michigan— Continued 

post  route  map 79 

Social  Welfare  Commission — 

address  by  Charles  P.  Taft-.. 47 

Michigan,  Lake,  diversion  of  water.. 509 

Michigan  &  Nebraska  Transit  Co 937 

Michigan  Central  K.  R.,  rates  on  automobiles..  533 

Michigan  Consolidated  Gas  Co 517 

Michigan  Gas  Transmission  Corporation 517, 

1163, 1404 

Michigan  Motor  Freight  Lines.. 1041 

Michigan  University. 1204 

Michigan  Window  Cleaning  Co.. 1168 

Microbes,  chemotherapeutic  agents  from..  1304, 1441 
Microorganisms,  air-borne,  device  for  sampling.  1141 

Microprojector  for  dust  determinations 1267 

Mid-Continent  Investment  Co. 310 

Mid-Continent  Petroleum  Corporation 818,1041 

Mid-Continent  Pipe  Line  Co 407 

Middle  Atlantic  States  Motor  Carrier  Confer- 
ence, Inc. 62,435 

Middle  East,  see  Eaat  (Middle  East). 

Middle  Rio  Grande  Conservancy  District 1135 

Middle  West,  see  Central  States. 
Middle  West  Fuel  Situation,  Special  Committee 
to  Investigate,  see  Fuel  Situation  in 
the  Middle  West,  Special  Commit- 
tee to  Investigate,  Senate. 

Middlesboro,  Ky.,  aircraft  accident 1114 

Middleton,  John  T.,  disease  of  gloxinia... 1101 

Middleton,  Kenneth  A.,  lead  and  zinc  mining..  173 

Midland  Cooperative  Wholesale 818 

Midland  Electric  Coal  Corporation 312 

Midland  strawberries,  see  Strawberries. 
Midshipmen,    see    Merchant    Marine    Cadet 
Corps— Naval  Academy,  Annapolis. 

Mid  State  Horticultural  Co.,  Inc.. 92 

Mid-West  Abrasive  Co 237 

Midwives: 

instituto  de  parteras 698 

same,  in  French 1194 

Migration: 

canning  industry  workers'  problems 407 

internal,  1935-40,  census  report 136 

peace  jitters  and  migration  problem 1437 

rural-farm  population,  1930^0 125 

war.  State  variations 1280 

Migratory  Bird  Investigations  Section...  159,  1380 
Migratory  birds,  see  Birds. 
Migratory  workers,  see  Migration. 
Mileage,  see  Travel. 

Mileage  rationing,  Govt,  mileage  administrator.  84, 
188,   569,  691,   960,  1063,  1187,  1434 
see  also  Gasoline. 

Miles,  Clarence  n.,  relief 767 

Miles,  David  W.,  court  case 656 

Miles,  Uardy,  relief .-. 767 

Miles,  MoUie  relief 767 

Miles  Creek,  survey 599 

Miles  Laboratories,  Inc... 50,  824 

Milgram,   Grace,  aluminum-fabrication  indus- 
try  _ 406 

Military  Academy  of  National  Guard  of  Nica- 
ragua, military  otiicer  as  director 92 

Military  Academy,  West  Point: 

admitting  Alexander  Firouz... 774 

appointment  and  admission  of  cadets 868 

mileage  for  graduates  and  cadets 259,  774,915 

pay  of— 

cadets 99,   1453 

music  teacher 259,  368,497 

superintendent,  etc 866 

Military  adviser  to  minister  of  foreign  affairs  of 

Panama 1444 

Military  Affairs  Committee,  House: 

calendar 1363 

hearings..  34,  146,  368,  507,  635,  774,  1018,  1128 

reports 34,  146,  250,  368-369,  634-635,  774-775, 

1128,  1363 
special  mission  by  aviation  subcommittee..    34 
Military  Affairs  Committee,  Senate: 

hearings 42-43,  259-260,  378,  513,  647-648, 

791-792,  920,  1023,  1136-37,  1254 

minority  views 1023 

reports 4.3, 150,  259-200,  378-379, 

647-648,  791-793,    1023-24,   1254,   1368 
Military  aviation  mission,  see  Military  missions. 
Military  camps: 

Army  regulations 99,  202,  319, 

444,  583-584,  867,  975,  1077,  1204,  1315 


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Military  camps— Continued 

citizens'  military  training  camps 210 

tables  of  allowances 869,  1081,  1206 

see  also  names  of  camps. 
Military  courts,  see  Courts  martial  and  courts 
of  inquiry. 

Military  discipline.  Army  regulations 584,  976 

Military  diving,  technical  manual 1460 

Military  education: 

Army  instruction,  technical  manual 1212 

equipment  for  training,  tables  of  allowances.  869, 

1318 

mobilization  regulations... 869 

mobilization  training  programs 445-446 

list... 445 

publications  for  training,  list 100, 

445,  585,  868,  976,  1078,  1205 
see  also  Pre-induction  training.. 
Military  establishment,  see  Army. 
Military  events,  see  World  War,  1939-. 

Military  experience,  accrediting 1234 

Military  government: 

field  manual 203 

references 553 

Military  information: 

death  talks  out  of  turn 1206 

safeguarding..  99,  319,  444,  584,  868,  975,   1204 
Military  missions: 
agreement  with— 

Ecuador 1305 

Iran... 574 

Paraguay.. 194,  309 

Peru. 1306 

Venezuela.. 1306 

Military  Orderof  the  Purple  Heart 28 

Military  personnel,  see  Army. 
Military  police: 

auxiliary,  punishment  for  killing,  etc 150 

basic  field  manual 100,  976 

ordnance  equipment  chart 106 

records  and  forms.. 713 

tables  of  allowances 101, 1318 

tables  of  equipment 102,  207, 

323,  449,  711,  872,  979,  1211,  1321,  1459 

tables  of  organization.. 102,207, 

323,  449,  708,  711, 872,  979,  1211,  1321, 1459 
Military  Policy,  Post-War,  Select  Committee 
on,  see  Post-War  Military  Policy, 
Select  Committee  on,  Hou.se. 
Military  posts: 

Army  regulations 99,202,319, 

444,  583-584,  867,  975,  1077,  1204,  1315 

photographic  laboratories 980 

tables  of  allowances 869,  1081,  1206,  1456 

Military  prisoners,  see  Prisoners  of  war— Prisons 

and  prisoners. 
Military  publications: 

allowance  and  distribution 444,  706,  975 

Army  regulations 319,  444,  706,  867,  975,  1204 

training  publications,  list.. 100, 

445,  585,  868,  976,  1078,  1205 
Military  Railway  Service: 

field  manual 586 

maintenanceof  way  rules 589 

safety  rules 869 

transportation  rules 324 

Military  records: 

administration,  disposition  of  records 580 

Army  regulations..  99,  202,  319,  444,  584,  706,  867, 
975, 1077,  1204, 1315, 1453 

dental  reports,  returns  and  records 319,  1076 

historical,  and  organization  histories 1077 

jacket - -.--  975,  1315 

manual  of  procedure... 466 

personnel  record. 99,  1077 

preservation  and  disposition.. 706,  975 

Military  reservations,  see  names  of  reservations, 

forts,  etc.,  or  places  where  located. 
Military  service: 

agreement  with  Colombia 1443 

agreement  with  Czechoslovakia.. 193 

from  military  service  to  civil  service.. 134, 

1003,  1110 

Government  employees,  leave  of  absence 628 

persons  evading,  expatriate..  365,  373,  1135,  1245 

service  record.  Array  regulations 99, 

319,  444,  1453 
see  also  Armed  forces— Conscription. 
Military  societies,  see  names  of  societies. 
Military  stations,  see  Military  posts. 


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Military  supplies: 

allowances  of  expendable  supplies 1215 

Army  reculations 868 

classification  of  subsistence  stores 1452 

development,  etc.,  of  equipment 100 

equipment  or  equipage. 320, 

684,867,976,1205 

expendable  property 99 

319, 444,  583, 866, 1203 

interdepartmental  procurements 583 

markinR  of  equipment 320,  584 

price  list  of  pack  equipment _  1314 

price  list  of  regulnr,  etc.,  supplies 1314 

procurement  away  from  home  stations.  .  97.5 

sale  of  supplies 99, 1314 

storage  and  issue 868 

subsistence  stores,  etc.,  for  sale 99,  443 

Army  supply  procedure 872 

Army  supply  program,  preparation,  etc 1461 

conservation,  attention  of  all  officers 881 

cubes  and  weights  of  quartermaster  items...  1093 

importations  of  war  material,  opinion 545 

Individual  equipment,  tables 32i,  977 

movement  to  ports  of  embarkation,  etc 981 

no  longer  needed,  communication  from  the 

President 846,1183 

no  longer  needed,  investigation 43 

ordnance  instructions  for  processing,  etc 1 21 7 

payment,  technical  manual. ..  589, 980, 1212, 1460 

procurement  regulations 716 

983, 1088, 1089, 1215, 1324 

sabotage  of  war  material,  punish 781 

specificatioiis — 

Army 324-326,  327-328,  450-459,  463,  .590- 

592,  597,  714-716.  723,  873-876,  981- 
983,  1085-88,  1213-15,  1323-24,  1330, 
1461-62. 

Army  Air  Forces 450,590,1085,1323 

Army  Air  Forces,  index 981,1323 

Army  and  Federal,  index 586 

Army  and  Federal,  index,  supplements    104 

208,  586,  707, 977, 1079. 1206, 1317 

Joint  Army-Navy. _..  10.55, 1177, 1287, 1420-21 

joint  Army-Navy,  index __  1317 

stock  control  for  oversea  commands 873 

stock  control  manual  for  posts,  etc  1212 

stock  list... 876,984,1325 

.     supply  catalogs 459-462,593-596,  716-721    876- 

881,  983-986,  1089-91,  1215,  1324-28, 
1463. 

supply  series 592 

tables  of  allowances 100^101 

321, 869. 1079^81. 1206, 1318, 1456 

list 446,869,977,1079,1455 

tables  of  basic  allowances 446 

list 869,977. 1079.' 1455 

tables  of  equipment. . . .  101-103.  203,  204-207, 321- 
324,  446-449,  587-588,  708,  709-712, 
869-872,  977-979,  1081-84,  1207-12 
1319-21, 1456-59. 

list 446,869,977,1079,1455 

theft  ofarms,  ammunition,  etc.,  punish 26 

lee    also    Naval    supplies— Ordnance— aZ«o 
names  of  supplies. 
Military  training  camps,  see  Military  camps. 
Military  Training  Division,  Office  of  Quarter- 
master General 588 

Militia,  see  National  Guard. 

Militia  Bureau,  see  National  Guard  Bureau. 

Milk: 

Bulgarian  and  acidophilus  cultured  1341 

concentrated I34I 

dry  milk  solids,  defining— 

law..     360 

mmorlty  views 40 

report ./..[/..    40 

8-point  production  program " . " '  "236, 232 

farm  production,  etc. ,  1940-43 '477 

fluid,  prices  in  city  markets. .  996,  iioS,  1227, 1339 

goes  towar... 484 

handling,  orders 349, 6i5,  744, 902,  lOOi,  1232 

laboratories  in  war  areas 155 

pasteurization  facilities "  519 

price  adjustment "    37 

processing,  related  occupations "  190 

school  program,  assist  States  establish  919 

Milk  River,  flood  control 149 

Milkweed: 

floss  collection  program .  900 

floss  for  Navy. llllllll"  487 


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Milkweed— Continued 

pick  pods,  save  a  life 903 

your  country's  armed  services  need  floss 746 

Milky  disease  spore  dust  for  Japanese  beetle 

control 73Q 

Mill  conveyor,  small.. 134. 

Mill  men,  war  report ]" """    4gg 

Miller,  A.  L.  (Representative from  Nebr.)' 
minority  report  by — 

Labor  Com -laf 

Miller,  Addison,  Co ....      544 

Miller,  Anthony  P.,  court  case  515  894 

Miller,  Anthony  P.,  Inc.. "'  515824 

Miller,  Benjamin  F.,  court  case  197'; 

Miller,  Clara  A.,  relief  -xkoq 

Miller,  Harold  F.,  relief..  ""    119^ 

Miller,  J.,  Co ;;;."  57 

Miller,  J.  I.,  soybean  protein  "  476 

Miller,  J.  M.,  relief.....  .:::::::;:-§76,"786, 767 

Miller,  James,  tax  appeal  of  exrs    _  iiofi 

Miller,  John H.,  jr., relief....    """ '" §1  997 

AIilIer,JohnW.:  ""' 

animals  exposed  to  chlorinated  diphenyl    .    1374 

sheep  exposed  to  low  barometric  pressures        925 

IVf  iller,  L.  T.,  mine  employment  and  accidents..  810, 

1151 
Miller,  Louis  E.  (Representative  from  Mo  )  ■ 
reports  made  bv — 

AT  n      aS^*^™,^  ^^™ 30, 364, 765-768 

M  iller,  Malcolm  D . ,  court  case  279 

Miller,  Martha  A.,  court  case 279 

Miller,   Nelson   A.,   wartime   guide  for'retail 

druggists 491 

,^H}®'''£-^-^-'^0PP6'' unit  for  burning  wood  "  129 
Muler,  T.  A.  H.: 

concrete  on  farm 1340 

hog-housing  requirements '.[        740 

sweetpotato  storage  houses..  1343 

Miller  &  Miller  Motor  Freight  Lines  58 

Miller  Transportation  Co 1391 

MilleviUe,  Howard  P.,  natural  apple  flavors"'""  1340 

Milling  attachments,  lathe,  nomenclature  lists  721 

,..„.  ,.  879, 985, 1091",  1327 

Milling  machmes: 

specifications.... 75,76,841,954,1288 

standard  nomenclature  list  ]090 

Millmg  operations  of  Titanium  Alloy  Co  1268 

Millis,  Harry  A.,  court  case. . .  1401 

Mills,  Wilbur  D.  (Representative  from  Ark  ")"•"" 
report  made  by — 

Ways  and  Means  Com 252 

Miknore,  B.  K.,  harborage  of  Rattus rattusalex- 

andrinus 155 

Milner  Hotels,  Inc l.l"]"      "  568 

Milton,  Oreg.,  aircraft  accident...    1353 

Milwaukee,  Wis.: 

court  case. 669 

employment  and  pay  rolls ..'."'..  1279 

finances J352 

Milwaukee  County,  Wis.,  employment  and  "pay 

,,.  rolls 1279 

Mimeograph  paper,  see  Paper. 

Mine  accidents,  see  Accidents— Explosions. 

Mine  equipment,  see  Mines  and  mining. 

Mine  exploder,  standard  nomenclature  lists....  593, 

Aline-fan  signal  alarms 54 

Mine  locomotives,  see  Locomotives. 

Mine  planters,  Army  regulations 1077 

Mine  roof  falls,  water  spravs  to  prevent"  1149 

Mineral  earth  pigments  in  1943 1035 

Mineral-red,  specification .  1200 

Mineral  Wells,  Tex.,  aircraft  accident" ..I^  1355 

Mineral  wool: 

blankets,  etc.,  standard  of  the  trade  ...         909 

industry  in  1943 1035 

rates  on 57 

Minerals: 

Alaska  industry  in  1941  and  1942 1032 

Alaska  resources : 270,524,930,1032 

census,  1939,  mineral  industries 619,1113 

employment  and  accidents  in  industries...  1151 

fluorescent,  used  in  lighting,  etc 661 

mineral  industry  surveys 53,  54,  160, 

161,  162,  270,  271,  272,  391,  392,  393. 
525,  526,  660,  661,  662,  809,  810,  932, 
933,  1033,  1034,  1035,  1036,  1150,  1151. 
1152,  1266-67,  1268,  1382,    1383.    1384 

mineral  market  reports. 271-272. 

661-662, 1035, 1151-52, 1267 


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Minerals— Continued 

*      pecan  nuts  and  their  supporting  shoots 898 

production,  statistical  summary 1383 

publications,  price  list 1378 

record  of  sources,  preservation,  etc... 1129 

technology,  description  of  profession 852 

Tennessee  Valley  industrial  research _..  968 

war  minerals  relief,  pay  awards 497,  513 

yearbook,  1941 _ 525 

see  also  Strategic  and  critical  materials — also 
names  of  minerals. 
Miners,  see  Coal  mines  and  mining — Mines  and 

mining. 
Mines  Cland): 

standard  nomenclature  list 214,595,  721 

Mines  (submarine): 

rotary  stepping  switches,  specification. 723 

Mines  and  mining: 

approaching  old  mine  workings 933 

man-hours  in  mining 406 

mine-fan  signal  alarms,  etc 54 

miners'  circular. 810,1383 

permissible  equipment 810 

productivity  and  labor  cost  in  mining. . .  68, 830 

publications  on  mines,  price  list 1378 

related  occupations  of  miners 693 

rescue  contests,  conducting 661 

tuimel  sites,  suspension  of  requirements. . .  514, 

758,  775 

ventilating  door 661 

see  also  Coal  mines  and  mining— Metal 
mines  and  mining — Nonmetal  mines 
— Strategic  and  critical  materials^ 
also  names  of  certain  companies — 
also  names  of  metals  and  minerals 
mined. 
Mines  and  Mining  Committee,  House: 

reports 775,1129 

Mines  and  Mining  Committee,  Senate: 

reports 513-514 

Mines  Bureau 53,160,270,391, 

525. 660. 809. 932. 1033. 1149. 1266. 1382 

annual  report,  1943 272 

information  circular 53,  54,  160, 161,  162, 

272,  391,  525,  660,  661,  809,  810,  932, 

933,  1034,  1151,  1267,  1208,  1382,  1384 

publications 54, 162,  272, 392, 

526. 662. 810. 933. 1036. 1152. 1268. 1383 

records  of  domestic  sources  of  ores 1 129 

report  of  investigations 53, 

54,  160,  161,  102,  272,  392,  525,  526,  661, 
6(32,  809,  810,  932,  933, 1033,  1034,  1036, 
1149,  1150,  1151,  1152,  1267,  1268,  1383 

technical  paper 161,271,810,811, 

932, 1033, 1034, 1150, 1266, 1268, 1383 

Mines,  Mining,  and  Geology  Division  of  Georgia.  930 

Minimum  Wage  and  Industrial  Safety  Board, 
rules  and  regulations,  notice  of 
adoption 502,  757,789 

Minimum  wages,  see  Wages. 

Mining,  see  Mines  and  mining. 

Mining  claims,  see  Mines  and  mining. 

Mining  engineering,  see  Engineering. 

Mining  machinery,  see  Mines  and  mining. 

Minneapolis,  Minn.,  rental  housing 570 

Miimeapolis  &  St.  Louis  R.  R.: 

accident 396 

reorganization 57 

Minneapolis  Hide  &  Tallow  Co 937 

Minneapolis-Honeywell  Regulator  Co.. 310 

Minneapolis  Iron  Store 858 

Miimeapolis,  St.  Paul  &  Sault  Ste.  Marie  Ry.: 

accident 164 

reorganization 1389 

Minneapolis  Steel  and  Machinery  Co.  employ- 
ees, carrying  out  award. 1016 

Minneapolis  Street  Railway  Co 577 

Miimelusa  Oil  Corporation 818 

Minnesota: 

bridges 145,257,512,757,771 

businessmen's  organizations 1116 

court  case 857 

employment  and  pay  rolls.. 829 

finances 135 

post  route  map 79 

Minnesota  Chippewa  Tribe: 

lands  in  trust.. 366 

tribal  funds,  disposition 366, 645, 757 

Minnesota  Mining  &  Manufacturing  Co 22,858 

Minnesota  Mortuaries,  Inc.. 1446 


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Minnesota  University,  dental  caries 662 

Minor,  Ella  Sue: 

cotton  and  cottonseed,  production,  etc 894 

estimating  change  in  cotton  acreage 736 

Minors,  «ee  Child  labor. 

Minot,  N.  Dak.,  railroad  accident 935 

Mint  Bureau 440 

report,  1943 440 

Minuse,  Norman  \V.,  court  case 1044 

Minute  man  (periodical) 98,200,317,443, 

582,  705, 865, 974, 1076, 1202, 1313, 1451 

Mio,  Mich.,  aircraft  accident _ 1355 

.Miocene  period,  MoUusca  of  Va.  and  N.  C 270 

Mirage,  refraction  and .  838 

Mirrors,  specifications. 562,1179,1288 

Miscellaneous  collection  series,  see  Smithsonian 

miscellaneous  collections. 
Miscellaneous  piece  material,  standard  nomen- 
clature list 723 

Miscellaneous  publications,  see  special  subject. 
Misconduct,  defining  for  pension  purposes.  368, 1246 
Missing  persons: 

death  pension,  date  of  award 368, 644, 1121 

naval  personnel  reported  missing 1286 

notices  and  cancellations ..  65, 

282,549,943,1277,1408 
pay  and  allowances,  investment  in  bonds  . .  1364 
pay,  etc.,  of  war  casualties,  amend  act — 

hearings 918, 1024 

law. 915 

reports 776,793 

Mission  Creek,  plan  and  profile  _ 1381 

Mississippi: 

AAA  conservation  practices 485 

businessme  n  's  organizations 908 

electric  rate  book 1027 

employment  and  pay  rolls 829 

finances 489 

green-wrap  tomatoes... 481 

mail  routes,  schedules 184,564,956, 1291 

post  route  map 79 

Mississippi  Agricultural  Experiment  Station 898 

Mississippi  River  and  Valley: 
bridges— 

Brainerd,  Minn 257,767,771 

Friar  Point,  Miss 145,240 

Memphis,  Teim 771,915 

Sauk  Rapids,  Minn 145,512,757 

discharge  observations  on  river 725 

distances,  Head  of  Passes  to  Cairo,  etc 1094 

employment,  etc.,  at  lead  and  zinc  mines..  271, 

1267 

increase  depth  of  channel  in  river 724 

light  list  for  river 412 

report  on  river  at  Miimeapolis,  Minn 466 

river  shipment  of  bituminous  coal 1308 

surface  water  supply  of  basin 1380 

Mississippi  River  Commissiou.. 725,1094,1464 

report  on  Mississippi  River  chamiel 724 

report  on  Yazoo  River  tributaries 724 

Mississippi  River  Wild  Life  and  Fish  Refuge, 
*ee  Upper  Mississippi  River  Wild 
Life  and  Fish  Refuge. 
Mississippi  Valley,  «ee  Mississippi  River  and 
Valley. 

Mississippi  Valley  Barge  Line  Co 1395 

Mississippi  Valley  Structural  Steel  Co 1416 

Missouri: 

businessmen's  organizations 1116 

Con.servation  Commission 129 

court  case.. ..*..  857 

electric  rate  book 264 

finances 135 

forests 129 

Geological  Survey  and  Water  Resources 270 

Louisiana  limestone,  stratigraphy,  etc 270 

mail  routes,  schedules 78,844, 1181 

post  route  map 79 

Missouri  &  Arkansas  Ry.,  accident 164 

Missouri-Kansas  &  Oklahoma  Coach  Lines 532 

Missouri-Kansas  I'ipe  Line  Co... 1275 

Missouri-Kansas-Texas  R.  R.,  court  case 195 

Missouri-Kansas-Texas  R.  R.  of  Texas,  accident.  1154 
Missouri  Pacific  R.  R.: 

accidents 56, 395, 663, 935, 1270 

court  c;iso  of  trustee. 544,824 

rates  on  grain.. 399 

Missouri  River  and  Valley: 

bridge  at  Randolph,  Mo 40,145,240 

bridge  near  Nebraska  City,  Nebr..  771,788,916 


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Missouri  River  and  Valley— Continued 
development  of  resources  of  basin- 
hearings  before  subcommittee 1367 

letter  transmitting  plan.._ 1183 

report  on  conservation,  etc 1037 

public  works  in  basin - 373 

report,  etc.,  on  river  at  Kansas  Citys 599 

review  of  rejwrts  for  flood  control 599 

surface  water  supply  of  basin 1146 

Missouri  River  States  Committee,  plan-- 1183 

Missouri  University.. 226 

Mitcham,  C.  E.  v.  Atchison,  Topeka  &  Santa 

Fe  Ry 817 

Mitchell,  A.  W.,  lead  and  zinc  pigments,  etc.  272, 1151 

Mitchell,  Helen  Y.,  relief 241 

Mitchell,  Ignatius,  relief  of  widow 241 

Mitchell,  J.  H.,  turnip  greens 608 

Mitchell,  James  P.,  court  case 63,544,575,699 

Mitchell,  John  W.,  State  distribution  of  Federal 

agencies 675, 1411 

Mitchell,  Nolan,  barn  haydriers,  principles 1197 

Mitchell,   Robert   D.,  water  supply  in  other 

American  republics. ._ -..  1293 

Mites,  see  Two-spotted  mite. 
Mittens: 

asbestos,  specification 1422 

leather,  statistics..  17,  135,  234,  352,  489,  619,  749, 
904,  1004,  1112,  1235,  1352 

Mitts,  leather  1-finger,  specification 1056 

Mixer  Manufacturers  Bureau 1437 

Mixing  machines,  specification 972 

Moats,  Ruby  W.,  guayule 1000 

Moberly,  Mo.,  railroad  accident 1154 

Mobile,  Ala.: 

congested  production  area — 

characteristics  of  population,  etc. -  1005 

final  population  figures 1005 

wartime  changes  in  population,  etc 1005 

housing  requirements  of  war  workers 283 

topographic  quadrangle  map 1147 

Mobile  River,  improvement  of  system 36 

Mobilization  (industrial),  see  Post-war  planning, 

policies,  etc. 
Mobilization  (military); 

organization  and  training 869 

regulations 868-869, 1079, 1206 

list 445 

training  programs 445-446 

list 445 

Mobilization     (scientific    and    technical),    see 

Science — Technology. 
Mobilization  OflJce,  see  "War  Mobilization  Office. 
Mock,  James  R.: 

labor  conditions  in  Norway 1411 

labor  conditions  in  Yugoslavia 68 

Modern  Industrial  Bank 796 

Modern  Marketing  Service,  Inc 927 

Modernistic  Candies,  Inc 1144 

Modlin,  H.  C,  treatment  of  neurosyphilis 654 

Modoc  Indians,  marriage  and  divorce 646,770 

Modoc  unit,  see  Klamath  project. 
MoflSt,  Fred  H.: 

geology  of  Nutzotin  Mountains 270 

mining  in  northern  Copper  River  region 930 

Mohagen,  Verna  C,  soil  conservationists.. 232 

Mohair  braid,  specification 953 

Mohawk  Motor  Freight,  Inc 533 

Mohr,  Jennie: 

educating  women  for  safety  and  health 677 

industrial  nurse  and  woman  worker 1048 

Moisture,  retention  by  irrigated  soils 999 

see  also  Humidity. 

Moland  Bros.  Trucking  Co --- 58 

Molasses: 

adding  to  lamb-fattening  ration 223 

corn-molasses  mixture  for  calves 226 

corn-molasses  mixtures  for  cattle 126 

industry  report 1011,1357 

procurement  in  Puerto  Rico,  investigation..  633 

rates  on _ 60 

Mold,  protein  glue  resistance 128 

Mole  crickets,  cont'-ol  by  poisoned  baits.. 127 

Moller,  A.  P  ,  court  case 195 

Mollusks: 

fauna  of  Alum  Bluff  group  of  Florida 931 

from  Miocene  and  Lower  Pliocene. .--  270 

Monaco,  A.  R.: 

pen ta-erythritol-tetranit rate- .-.  519 

toxicity,  etc.,  of  trinitrotoluene 1375 


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Monetary  and  Financial  Conference,  see  United 

Nations   Monetary   and    Financial      • 
Conference. 
Money: 

appreciation  of  currencies,  pay  adjustment--  845 

Bolivian  unit,  stabilization 78 

circulation  statement 95, 198,314, 

440,  578,  702,  969, 1073, 1198, 1310,  1448 

exchange  stabilization  fund 1197 

hard  money- - -.  640 

international  monetary  fund— 

Bretton  Woods  agreements 1140,1309 

final  act,  etc.,  of  conference 1306 

joint  statement  by  experts. 862 

monetary  developments ---  578, 1197 

Paraguay,  new  monetary  measures 517 

reconstruction  fund,  hearings 770 

stock  and  circulation 1197 

values  of  foreign  moneys 198^701, 1072, 1447 

world's  stocks,  1941  and  1942 440 

see  also  Foreign  exchange — Paper  money. 
Money  accounts,  see  Accounts  and  accounting. 

Money  orders,  payment  of  taxes,  etc 644 

see  also  Postal  notes. 

Monjar,  Hugh  B.,  court  case - 169 

Monkeys,  see  Spider  monkeys. 
Monongahela  River: 

bridge  at  Dravosburg,  Pa 771, 1134, 1246 

bridge  near  Rankin,  Pa 771, 1134, 1246 

Monopoly: 

and  cartel  practices 379,513 

railroad  practices,  investigation 792 

Monroe  quadrangle,  Utah --  809 

Montana: 

businessmen's  organizations 908 

electric  rate  book 799 

exchange  of  lands 1130,1368 

finances 351 

gold,  silver,  copper,  lead,  and  zinc --  1267 

Indian  lands,  U.  S.  holds  in  trust 248 

mail  routes,  schedules 78,421,844,1181 

metal  mining,  1943 - -  271 

oil  and  gas,  tests 1264 

phosphate  rock  industry,  1943 662 

post  route  map 79 

Yellowstone  River  compact,  extend  time.-  145, 

259,360 

Montana  Agricultural  Experiment  Station 228 

Montana  Coal  &  Iron  Co 162 

Montana  University,  exchange  of  lands...  1130, 13f  8 

Monteith,  R.  M.,  report  of  explosion ._  392 

Monterey  quadrangle,  Va.-'SV.  Va 809 

Montgomery,  Donald  H.,  patent  appeal 22 

IMontgompry,  Frances  H.,  court  case 669,824 

Montgomery,  Frances  J.: 

construction  of  Liberty  vessels 173 

impaired  workers  in  industry. 1411 

Montgomery,  P.  O.,  court  case 669,824, 1403 

Montgomery  County,  Pa.,  court  case... --  544 

Montgomerv  County,  Va.,  war   and   pre-war 

study -- -- -  1280 

Montgomery  quadrangle,  Ind 931 

Montgomery  Ward  &  Co.,  see  Ward,  Montgom- 
ery &  Co. 
Montgomery  Ward  &  Co.,  Select  Committee  to 
Investigate  Seizure  of,  see  Ward, 
Montgomery,  &  Co.,  Select  Com- 
mittee to  Investigate  Seizure  of. 
House. 
Monthly. 

Note.— For  all  publications  which  begin 
with  the  word  "Monthly",  see  subject,  or 
name  of  department,  bureau,  etc.,  issuing 
publication. 

Montoursville,  Pa.,  aircraft  accident 1238 

Monuments: 

first  aid  protection  in  war  areas 1350 

stone,  of  southern  Mexico 431-432 

Moody,  W.  L.,  Cotton  Co 824 

Mooney,  Winifred  R.,  rehef 25 

Moonlight: 

monthly  diagrams 74, 181, 

291, 417,  682, 838, 1054, 1175-76, 1419 

sunlight-moonlight  diagrams 181,  291, 1054 

Moon's  illuminated  surface 1176 

Moore,  Clinton  H.,  court  case - 1403 

Moore,  Evelyn  N.,  court  case 1403 

Moore,    G.    E.,   thermodynamic  properties  of 

chromium - -  832 


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Moore,  James  R.,  patent  appeal 140 

Moore,  Louise,  wartime  wortc  for  girls,  etc (iS4 

Moore,  R.  C,  turnip. greens 608 

Moore,  Raymond  J.,  tax  appeal 1196 

Moore,  Robert  F.: 

farm  production,  etc.,  chickens  and  eggs 478 

farm  pnxluction,  etc.,  turkeys 478 

Moore,  Vernon  E.,  Fed.  agencies  in  Puerto  Rico. 1127 
Moore  Field: 

return  to  original  owners. 34 

sale  authorization- 
hearings 776,1024 

minority  views 776 

reports 776,780 

sale  to  Mrs.  J.  R.  Ilolliday  and  others 635 

Moore  Motor  Freicht  Lines 815 

Moores  Creek  National  Park 779, 1138, 1246 

Mooringsport,  La.,  railroad  accident 55 

Moos,  Joseph: 

patent  appeal 494,  548 

correction  of  entry  on  p.  494 730 

Mop  handles,  specification 1075 

Mopping-outfits,  specification .._  973 

Mops,  specification  _  864 

Morale,  employee,  building 14.38 

Morale  Services  Division 463,  722,882,987, 1092 

established,  notes  of  general  interest 336 

poster 723,  987 

redesignated,  notes  of  general  interest 992 

Moran,  H.  E.,  aerosols,  etc.,  containing  DDT.  1374 

!Moran  Towing  &  Transportation  Co.,  Inc 1394 

Morbidity,  see  Sickness. 

Moreell,  B..  cost-plus-a-flxed-fee  contract  forms.  183 

Moreland,  James  C,  contested  election 247 

Moret,  Joseph,  relief 245,359 

Morgain  Forwarding  Co 1158 

Morgan,  Clarence  \V.,  relief 245,376,496 

Morgan,  Daniel  E.,  salary,  etc.,  to  widow 142 

Morgan,  Frances,  salary,  etc.,  of  husband 142 

Morgan,  Lura  H.,  tax  appeal 94 

Morgan,  Russell  11.,  exposure  in  photofluoro- 

graphy 155 

Morgan  Line,  see  Southern  Pacific  Co. 
Morgenthau,  Henry,  jr.,  see  Treasury  Depart- 
ment. 

Morhouse,  Charles  H.,  relief.. 256,359 

Morley  Cypress  Trust 312 

Mormon  crickets,  damage  to  plants 611 

Morning  reports,  Army  regulations 319,975 

M^orris,  Berenice  T.,  prominent  women  in  Latin 

America 1431 

Morris,  Harry,  Service  Station 850,1434 

Morris,  James  H.,  Quitman  fault  zone. 1033 

Morris,  R.  H.,3d: 

bland  apple  sirup 343 

vegetable  wastes. 1103 

Morrison,  Bess  V.,  carpet  and  rug  repair 1342 

Morrison,  F.  B.,  soybean  protein 476 

Morrison,  Percy  K.,  relief 81 

Morrison,  \V.  11.,  treatment  of  neurosyphilis. . .  654 

Morrisville,  Pa.,  aircraft  accident 1115 

Morse,  A.  L.,  aircraft  take-off,  etc. 906 

Mortality,  see  Death. 

Mortar,  specifications 199,1288,1311,1422 

Mortar  deflection  board,  standard  nomenclature 

list Ill 

IMortars  (ordnance): 

standard  nomenclature  list 593,717 

Mortensen,  Hans  P.,  court  case 403,858 

Mortensen,  Lorraine,  court  case 403,858 

Mortgage  insurance: 

insured  mortgage  portfolio 177,  556, 949, 1415 

index  to  v.  8 1416 

services  to  farmers  and  veterans 762 

today  and  tomorrow 1283 

war  housing,  amend  national  housing  act — 

hearings 916 

law 915 

reports 764,783 

see  also  Mutual  mortgage  insurance  fund 
debentures. 

Mortgage  Underwriting  &  Realty  Co 1435 

Mortgages: 
farm — 

estimate  of  debt,  1930-43... 609 

financing  cooperatively. 1343 

interest  on  debt 1339 

life  msurance  company  investments 125 

moratorium,  amend  bankruptcy  act...  249, 
359,  373, 377 


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Mortgages— Continued 
farm — Continued 

mortgage    indebtedness,    amount    and 

number   of  farms 748 

foreclosures,  nonfarm  real  estate. 72, 

288,679,1051,1415 

owner-occupied  nonfarm  homes,  census 136 

postwar  problems 834 

Morton,  C.  V.,  tropical  American  plants 432 

Morton,  John  W.,  court  case 1275 

Mosaic  disease: 

bean,  symptom  e.xpression 227 

beet,  anatomical,  etc.,  studies... 1337 

Moschetti,  A.  C,  mine  ventilating  door 661 

Moscow  conference: 

address  by  Cordell  Hull 91 

declaration,  etc.,  reprinting 36 

text  of  agreement 194 

Mosher,  Kenneth,  Pacific  pilchard 524 

Mosquitoes: 
Anopheles — 

airplane  dusting  for  control 577,924 

control  on  impounded  waters 968 

flight,  etc 1141 

intersection  line  in  production 577 

dengue  epidemic,  entomological  phases 800 

in  Puerto  Rico- 
identification  of  larvae 266 

light  traps  and  animal  bait  traps.. 654 

list 654 

of  Southeastern  States 479 

poster 519,1141 

publications 1145 

top  minnow,  Gambusia,  destroyer 1145 

what  is  mosquito  proofing?... 577 

see  also  Malaria. 

Moss,  Samuel  H.,  Inc 268 

Moss,  Virgil  D.,  Ribes  in  Western  States 479 

Moss  Landing  Harbor,  improvement 40 

Mote,  R.  H.: 

gold,  silver,  copper,  etc.,  in — 

Colorado. 1151 

New  Mexico 1151 

Texas 810 

Mothers: 

maternity  care — 

additional  funds  granted 172 

administrative  policies.. 282 

appropriations,  hearings 628 

appropriations,  law... 625 

appropriations,  reports 628,641 

article  bv  Martha  M.  Eliot 5.50 

bibliography 1293 

estimates,  etc 566,687 

folder  of  Children's  Bureau... 674, 1167 

for  your  wife,  help  from  Uncle  Sam 1409 

message  to  physicians 1046 

visiting  nurses  instruction  plan 1293 

maternity-leave,  etc.,  in  industry 172 

maternity  policy  for  industry 405 

mortality  in  U.  S.,  1942 944,1260 

Negro,  health  activities 66 

services,  social  security  act 550 

working- 
Cleveland's  care  of  children 828 

day  care  for  children 172 

extended    school    services,    news    ex- 
change..  518, 1028 

good  community  day  care  programs 944 

Mother's  Day  proclamation.. 565 

Mothers  of  World  War  Number  Two,  incor- 
porate  - 773 

Moths,  see  names  of  moths. 

Motion  picture  projector,  specification...  1087,1324 
Motion  Picture  Service,  see  Army  Motion  Pic- 
ture Service. 
Motion  pictures: 

Children's  Bur.  motion-picture  films 172 

copyrighted 70, 176, 

408,  553,  832,  948,  1049,  1281 

title  page  and  index,  v.  16 553 

distributors  of  O.  W.  L  films 48 

for  war  workers,  Army  pictures 466 

for  war  workers,  po.sters --  215,725 

instructor's  film  utilization  guide... 289 

machines  and  equipment,  specifications 75, 

684,954 

the  other  American  republics  in  films 426 

professional  medical  films 1084 

release  prints,  specification 1287 


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Motion  pictures— Continued 

Spanish  sound-track  films 1293 

training  films  and  bulletins,  list 445, 

585,868,1205,1317 

war  films  for  war  usp 962 

when  work  is  done,  film  fact  sheet.. 48 

see  also  Films  (photography). 

Motion  Pictures  Bureau- 962 

Motive  power,  see  Power. 
Motor  busses,  see  Motorbusses. 
Motor  carrier  decisions,  see  Interstate  Commerce 
Commission— aZ«o  names  of  appli- 
cants. 
Motor  carriers: 

acts,  compilation 1247 

Federal  regulatory  restrictions 861 

fire  accidents.-- 536,1394 

insurance,  I.  C.  C.  decision.. 1040 

rates,  see,  in  main  alphabet,  Freight  rates. 

revenues  and  passengers 163, 

273,394,1153,1270,1385 

revenues,  expenses,  and  statistics. _ . .  55, 

274,  395,  812, 1038, 1270, 1385 

statistics,  1942 1154 

transportation  systems,  possession,  etc lOfil 

Motor  Carriers  Bureau,  I.  C.  C 636,938,1394 

Motor  cars,  see  Motor  vehicles— Rail  motor  cars. 
Motor  cycles,  see  Motorcycles. 

Motor  Express  Co.  of  Wyoming 533 

Motor  Freight  Carriers,  Inc 669,1275 

Motor  fuel: 

forecast  of  demand 64,162,272,392, 

526, 662,  810, 933, 1035, 1152, 1268, 1383 

specifi  cation 97 

see  also  Alcohol — Gasoline. 
Motor  oils,  see  Lubricants. 

Motor  Products  Corporation 544 

Motor  transport,  see  Motor  vehicles. 
Motor  Transport  Division,  Defense  Transporta- 
tion Office... 426 

Motor  trucks,  see  Motortrucks. 
Motor  vehicle  drivers,  see  Drivers  (persons). 
Motor  vehicle  tires,  see  Tires. 
Motor  vehicles: 
accidents^ 

fatalities,  annual  summary 134, 1111 

fatalities,  quarterly  summary 134, 

618, 1004, 1234 

mechanical  defect 938 

Army  regulations 100, 

444,  707,  976, 1205 

assembly  company,  nomenclature  list 332 

automotive  electricity 1 460 

case  of  Chicago  and  North  Western  Ry 163 

cooling  .system 82 

data  book  for  dealers  in  used  vehicles 84 

D.    C.    operator's    permit,    armed    forces 

members 32 

major  items 212 

motor  convoy  transport,  civilian  training...  425 

motor  transport  district  shop 211 

specification 327 

steering  maintenance 426 

see  also  Motor  carriers— aZso  names  of  ve- 
hicles. 
Motorbusses: 

rehabilitation,  etc 1063 

wage  rates  of  bus  operators 552 

Motorcars,  see  Motor  vehicles— Rail  motor  cars. 

Motorcycles,  standard  nomenclature  list 213 

Motors,  see  Electric  motors — Outboard  motors. 
Motortruck  drivers,  see  Drivers  (persons). 
Motortrucks: 

for  malaria  control  program 689 

quartermaster  handbook,  truck  company..  588 

rehabilitation,  etc 1063 

specification 326,459 

standard   nomenclature   lists 113, 

213,  331,  465,  593,  717,  720,  723, 878,  884 
see  also  Motor  vehicles. 
Mott,  James  W.  (Representative  from  Oreg.): 
individual  views — 

Roads  Com 779 

Mottern,  H.  H.,  bland  apple  sirup 343 

Motz,  Fred  A.,  fruit  industry  of  Mexico 741 

Mount,  see  name  of  mountain,  except  when 
"Mount"  occurs  as  first  word  of 
name  of  town,  etc. 

Mt.  Carroll  quadrangle,  111 1148 

Mt.  Clemena  Pottery  Co 1172 


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Mount  McKinley  National  Park,  wolves 1152 

Mountains,  see  names  of  mountains. 
Mounts,  see  Gun  mounts— aZ«o  Cameras — Pyro- 
technic pistols — Sights— Telescopes. 
Moving  pictures,  see  Motion  pictures. 

Mower,  Iceland  M.,  relief 81 

Mowers,  lawn,  specification 973 

Moyer,  Andrew  J.,  penicillin,  methods  of  assay.  1227 
Moyer,  Forrest  T.: 

cement 1035, 1266 

gypsum 1151 

lime 662,1151 

Moyer,  Lawrence  S.,  relief  of  dependents  (H.  R. 

3371) 32,2.57,497 

Moyer,  Rella,  claim... 787,1017 

Mrak,  Joseph,  relief 365 

Mueller,  J.  Howard,  transporting  gonococci 1141 

Muffin  pans,  specification 1179 

Mulching: 

sistema  de  mulch 1349 

Mules: 

statistics 475 

work  performed  and  feed  utilized.. 895 

Muller,  E.  B.,  &  Co 50 

Mullet,  striped,  preparation  for  table 523 

Mullins,  Gertrude,  relief  of  estate 245,511,913 

Municipalities,  see  Cities  and  towns. 

Munitions,  liquid  wastes  from  manufacturing..    49 

Munson,  Donald  J.,  relief. 364,786,1245 

Murch  Bros.  Construction  Co.,  Inc 669 

Murdock,  Abe  (Senator  from  Utah): 
reports  made  by — 

Judiciary  Com 790-791 

Murdock,  John  R.  (Representative  from  Ariz.): 
reports  made  by — 

Indian  Affairs  Com 144 

Irrigation  and  Reclamation  Com 772 

Mines  and  Mining  Com... 775, 1129 

Public  Lands  Com 779 

Murie,  Adolph,  wolves  of  Mount  McKinley..  1152 

Murie,  Olaus  J.,  spirit  of  Jackson  Hole 1269 

Murphy,  HeleneM.,  relief 39,756,767 

Murphy,  John  H.,  relief  of  admx 630 

Murphy,  John  W.  (Representative  from  Pa.): 
reports  made  by- 
Claims  Com 31-32,768,1123-25 

Murphy,  M.  Grace,  admx.,  relief 630 

Murra,  Kathrine  O.,  post-war  problems 1282 

Murray,  James  E.  (Senator  from  Mont.): 
reports  made  by^ 

American  Small  Business,  Special  Com- 
mittee to  Study  Problems  of 640 

Military  Affairs  Com 4.3,648,1023 

Murray,  Marjorio  F.,  child  from  one  to  six 1277 

Murray,  Tom  (Representative  from  Tenn.): 
reports  made  by — 

Post  Office  and  Post  Roads  Com 147,637 

Murray,    William    C,    airplane    dusting    for 

Anopheles 924 

Muscatine,  Iowa,  court  case 820 

Muschany,  James  K.,  court  case 544,1403 

Muschany,  Vera,  court  case 544,1403 

Muscoda  Local,  court  case 280,575 

Museums,  see  names  of  museums. 
Mushkin,  Selma  J.: 

measurement  of  State  and  local  tax  effort..  1376 
social  insurance  and  family  income,  1941...  1266 
Music: 

Choctaw 307 

in  service  of  schools  at  war 1313 

Indians  of  British  Columbia 307 

Instructor's  course  outline 1316 

Latin  American,  selected  references 1290 

music  series 1290 

musical  compositions  copyrighted 285 

553,678,832,948,1049,1413 

index  and  title  pages,  v.  .38 1049 

Music  Division,  Pan  American  Union.. 1290 

Music  Educators  National  Conference.. 1313 

Music  stands,  specification 1178 

Musical  instruments: 

importers  and  dealers  in  Mexico 20 

specification 1178 

Musical  talent,  effect  of  marihuana-like  com- 
pound  801 

Musk  ox,  return  of 90 

Muskegon,  Mich.: 

congested  production  area — 

characteristics  of  population,  etc 1236 

final  population  figures 1236 


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Muskegon,  Mich. — Continued 

congested  production  area — Continued 

vacancy  iu  privately  owned  dwellings,  1230 

wartime  changes  in  population,  etc 1230 

Muskingum  County,  Ohio,  land  conditions 902 

Muskingum  Watershed  Conservancy  District.  6?>0, 

643,  756 

Muskmelons,  volume  and  density,  finding 1102 

Musselshell  Valley,  soil  survey.. 228 

Mustard  oils  in  crucifers 7 

Mustering  out  pay,  see  Armed  forces. 

Mutterperl,  William,  .single  stage  axial  fans 554 

Mutual  Fire  Insurance  Co.  of  Germantown...  1162 
Mutual  fire  insurance  companies,  see  Fire  in- 
surance. 
Mutual  mortgage  insurance  fund  debentures..  578, 

1447 

My  V  for  victory!  (gum  for  war) 742 

Mycology  and  Disease  Survey  Division 11, 

128,227,  346,  481,  741,  898,  999,  1105,  1229, 
1343. 
Myer,  Dillon  S.: 

one  thousandth  of  the  Nation 693 

relocation  problems  and  policies 694 

see  also  War  Relocation  Authority. 

Myers,  Charles,  relief 146 

Myers,  Francis  J.  (Representative  from  Pa.): 
reports  made  by- 
Interstate  and  Foreign  Commerce  Com.  771 

Myers,  George  U.,  tax  appeal.. 1071 

Myers,  Howard  C,  court  case. 63,310,544 

Myers,  L.  E.,  Co.... 382 

Myers,  Robert  J.: 

wages  in  manufacturing  industries 173 

wartime     wage    movements     and     urban 

changes 1280 

Myers,  Sutton,  soil  survey... 741 

Myhre,  Simon  M.,  relief  of  heirs 256,565 

Mystic  quadrangle,  Conn.-N.Y.-R.  I 1381 

Myths,  Shoshoni... 307,308 

N 

N.  A.  A.  Joint  Airport  Users  Conference,  ad- 
dress by  John  E.  Sommers 1353 

N.  A.  C.  A.,  «ee  National  Advisory  Committee 

for  -A^eronautics. 
N.  II.  A.,  see  National  Housing  Agency. 
N.  L.  R.  B.,  see  National  Labor  Relations 

Board. 
N.M.  B.,«f« National  Mediation  Board. 
N.  W.  L.  B.,  see  National  War  Labor  Board. 

Nabesna  gold  deposits. 270 

NACA,  .see  National  Advisory  Committee  for 
Aeronautics. 

Nagle,  M.  H.,  Inc 850 

Nagy,  John,  powders  used  in  plastics 810 

Nagy,  Rudolph,  darkening  in  boiled  potatoes.         7 

Naikai,  sailing  directions 181 

Nails,  specification 581 

Names: 

Arm y  regulations. _ 584 

standard  nomenclature  list 108- 

113,   211-214,   330-332,   460-402,   464-406, 
593-596,  597-598,  716-721,  723-;24, 876-881, 
884, 984-986, 988, 1089-91, 1093. 
see  also  Geographical  Names  Board— o/so 
special  subject. 

Nanny,  Luther  C,  relief  of  estate 25 

Nanpo  Shoto,  currents  in... 1176 

Nansei  Shoto,  sailing  directions 181 

Nantahala  National  Forest 1001 

Napa  River,  survey 1093 

Napkins: 

gauze,  dental,  specifications 316,502 

table,  paper,  specification 704 

Narcotics: 

decisions 9,';,  198, 313, 

439,  578,  702,  802,  969,  1073,  1198,  1309,  144S 

a  prosecutor's  viewpoint  on  addiction 440 

see  also  names  of  narcotic  drugs. 

Narcotics  Bureau 440,703,1073 

Narragansett  Pier  quadrangle,  R.  I 1149 

Nasco,  Maria  L.,  alias,  see  Rosenberg,  Toby  L. 
Nash,  Edmund: 

economic  and  military  events,  1943. 67, 173 

labor  conditions  in  Poland 1167 

shippin  g  costs 552 

Nash,  Walter  H.,  modernizing  farmhouses 1340 

Nashville,  Chattanooga  &  St.  Louis  Ry 164 


Page 
Natality,  see  Birth. 

Xiithanson,  Lou,  court  case 403 

National,    see    certain    headings    beginning 
Federal— Government— National. 

National  Academy  of  Sciences. 948, 1170 

publications,  price  list 1378 

report,  1943  .  . 948 

National  Advisory  Committee  for  Aeronautics.  70, 
176,  287,  409,  554,  833,  948,  1050,  1170, 
1282,  1414. 

estimates 1427 

technical  memorandums 70-71,  176,  287, 

409,  554,  833,  948,  lO.W,  1170,  1282,  1414. 

National  Advisory  Police  Committee 384 

National  Aeronautics  Assoc.  Jt.  Airport  Users 
Conference,  address  bv  William  A. 

M.  Burden 1351 

National  Agricultural  Jefferson  Bicentenary 

Committee,  appointment 26 

National  American  Wholesale  Grocers  Asso- 
ciation: 

address  by  Lee  Marshall.. 230 

remarks  by  J.  Sidney  Johnson 230 

National  Archives 71,176,287,409, 

554,  678,  833,  948,  1050,  1170,  1282,  1414. 

accessions 287,554,833.1050 

aids  businessmen. 71 

catalog  of  exhibit 1414 

estimate 1427 

faces  the  future 948 

report,  1943 655 

what  it  is  and  what  it  does 287,1282 

National  Art  Gallery,  see  National  Gallery  of 

Art. 
National   Association   of   Assessing   Officers, 

address  by  John  B.  Blandford,  jr.     1283 
Nations     Association    of   Housing    Officials, 

address  by  John  B.  Blandford,  jr.      679 
National  Association  of  Manufacturers: 

address  of  Charles  E.  Wilson 37 

National    Industrial    Information    Com- 
mittee, campaign  expenditures. . .     1247 
National  Association  of  Marketing  Officials, 

address  by  Lee  Marshall 614 

National    Association    of   Mutual    Insurance 
Companies,  address  by  Claude  R. 

Wickard 475 

National  Association  of  Purchasing  Agents, 

address  of  James  F.  Brownlee 1063 

National  Association  of  Real  Estate  Boards: 

address  by  Claude  R.  Wickard 123 

address  by  William  A.  M.  Burden. 1351 

National  Association  of  Retail  Druggists 491 

National  Association  of  Securities  Dealers,  Inc.      544 
National  Association  of  Supervisors  of  State 
Banks: 

address  by  Preston  Delano. 1309 

talk  by  Joseph  A.  Kershaw. _ 1432 

National  Bank  of  Kentucky. 435 

National  banks,  condition ,  abstract  of  reports.     198, 

430,969,1198 
see  also  names  of  banks,  or  places  where 
located. 
National  budget,  see  Budget. 

National  Bureau  of  Standards 21,  139,  236,  355, 

492,  621,  752,  908,  1011,  1117, 1241, 1357. 

handbook 1117 

journal  of  research 139, 

236,  355,  492, 909, 1011, 1117. 1241. 1358 

index,  v.31 139 

title  pages,  corrections,  etc 21,621, 13.58 

letter  circular 21,139,355,356,492, 

752,753, 1011, 1012, 1241, 1242,  1357,  1358. 

publications,  1901-41,  indexes 356 

publications,  1932-41  _ 356 

publications  on  (lists) — 

chemistry 1357 

commercial  standards 139, 

355,492,1011,1357 

corrosion 139 

metallurgy 355 

paper  and  related  subjects 1011 

poiarimetry 365 

simi)lified  practice 909 

wh ite ware. -  -  -    1358 

research  paper 21,  236,  237,  355, 

492,  621,  622,  762,  753,  908,909,1011,1012, 
1117,1118,1241,1242,1358. 

technical  news  bulletin 21,  237, 

356,  622,  763,  909, 1011, 1117, 1242, 1368 


1588 


Index,  1944 


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National  Bureau  of  Standards— Continued 
technical  news  bulletin— Continued 

index,  1943... 21 

National  Bureau  of  Standards  Advisory  Com- 
inittce  for  Preparation  of  Discus- 
sion Handbook 1117 

National  Cancer  Institute: 

journal 156, 386, 655, 926, 1142, 1376 

title  page,  contents,  etc 926 

National  Canners  Association: 

address  by  James  F.  Brownlee 668 

address  by  Lee  Marshall 744 

case  history  reports .--    1298 

community  canning  centers... 1348 

National  Capital  Uousing  Authority: 

estimate - -  -  298 

investigation  of  program 512,919, 1253 

penalty  mail,  proposed  provision.. 1429 

report,  1943 652 

National  Capital  Park  and  Plaiming  Com- 
mission: 

estimate .- -  688 

penalty  mail,  proposed  provision 1428 

National  Carbon  Co.,  Inc 544,669 

National  Cash  Register  Co 536,699 

National  Casket  Co 1393 

National  cemeteries: 

Army  regulations 1076, 1314 

expenses,  estimate - 299 

see  also  names  of  cemeteries. 
National  Collection  of  Fine  Arts,  report,  1943..  432 
National  Committee  for  Conservation  of  Man- 
power in  War  Industries,  progress 

report 283 

National  Committee  on  Housing,  Inc.,  address 

by  John  B.  Blandford,  jr 410 

National  Conference  of  Social  Work,  speech  by 

Thomas  Devine 1292 

National  Conference  on  Labor  Legislation,  pro- 
ceedings, Dec.  8-9,  1943 173 

see  also  Education  and  Training  Committee, 
National  Conference  on  Labor  Legis- 
lation. 
National  Convention  of  Grand  Aerie  Fraternal 
Order  of  Eagles,  speech  of  A.  J. 

Altmeyer 1376 

National    Cooperative    Elevator    Association, 

talk  by  J.  D.  Lawrence 228 

National  Cooperatives,  Inc 228 

National    Cottonseed     Products    Association, 

Inc.,  address  by  J.  B.  Hutson 746 

National  Council  of  State  Garden  Clubs 341 

National  Council  of  Teachers  of  English: 

interpreting  OPA  in  English  classrooms —  428 

teacher  and  war  savings  program 98 

National  Council  on  Physical  Fitness,  see  Amer- 
ican Medical  Association  and  Na- 
tional Council  on  Physical  Fitness 
Joint  Committee. 
National    Crushed    Stone    Association,    safety 

competition  of  1943 1035 

National  debt,  see  Public  debts. 
National  defense,  see  Defense. 
National  Defense  Program,  Special  Committee 
Investigating,  Senate: 

hearings 921, 1024, 1137 

reports 43,151,260,379,793,1024 

National  Defense  Program  in  Its  Relation  to 
Small  Business  in  United  States, 
Select  Committee  to  Conduct  Study 
and  Investigation  of,  House: 

expenses 627 

report 146,369 

National  economy,  see  Economic  conditions — 
Economies  in  National  Government. 

National  electric  rate  book 153, 

264,  799, 1027, 1139, 1257 
National  electrical  safety  code,   discussion  of 

pt.  2  and  grounding  rules 1117 

National  Engraving  Co. 312 

National  Executive  Committee  of  American 
Legion,  see  American  Legion. 

National  Farm-Safety  Week,  designating 846 

National  Federation  of  Railway  Workers 64 

National  Forest  Reservation  Commission,  re- 
port, 1943. 252 

National  forests: 

areas,  June  30,  1943 347 

protection  and  management,  estimate 688 


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National  forests— Continued 

protection  and  management,  organic  act..  362, 
373, 510, 626,  758, 1121 

publications,  price  list 389 

purchase  of  lands,  use  of  receipts. .  380,627,757 

correction  of  entry  on  p.  380 472 

National  Forge  &  Ordnance  Co 534 

National  Gallery  of  Art 432,96.5,1304 

estimate 299 

general  information  and  guide 965 

report,  1943 432 

National  Grange: 

address  by  Marvin  Jones 131 

remarks  by  Claude  R.  Wickard 124 

National  Guard: 

ordnance  field  service  bulletin 210 

publications,  price  list 522 

register,  1943 105 

National  Guard  Bureau 105 

functions  under  Army  Service  Forces 3 

National  Heating  Co 669,1370 

National  herbarium: 

contributions  from 432 

contributions  from,  price  list 1378 

National  Homeopathic  Hospital  Assoc,  of  D.  C.  825 

National  Housing  Agency 71,  177,  288,  410, 

555,  679,  834,  949,  1051,  1171,  1283,  1415 

estimates... 299,689,1427 

functions,  etc 1415 

penalty  mail,  proposed  provision 1429 

war  overtime  pay,  excerpts  from  hearings. __  555 
National  Industrial  Conference  Board,  address 

by  William  A.  M.  Burden 1351 

National   Industrial    Information    Committee, 

campaign  expenditures 1247 

National  Institute  of  Health 156, 

386,655,926,1142,1376 

National  Interregional  Highway  Cormnittee 556 

notes  of  general  Interest 472 

report. 372,556 

National  labor  relations  act,  see  Industrial  rela- 
tions. 
National  Labor  Relations  Board. . .  72,  178,  288,  410, 
556,  679,  834,  950,  1051,  1171, 1283, 1416 

appropriations,  hearings 763 

decisions  and  orders.  _  410,  556-557, 950, 1051, 1416 
litigation,  see  Courts — also  names  of  parties 
to  suits. 

penalty  mail,  proposed  provision 1429 

report,  1943 411 

rules  and  regulations 72 

National  Lime  Assoc,  safety  competition 933 

National  Log  Construction  Co 539 

National  Malaria  Society 968 

National  Maritime  Day,  proclamation 565 

National  Mediation  Board 179 

appropriations,  hearings 763 

estimates 1427 

report,  1943 179 

National  Memorial  Park,  Inc 1275 

National  Metropolitan  Bank. 170,545,941 

National  Museum 192,  308, 

432,  573,  695,  965.  1068,  1193,  1304,  1442 
collections,  sen  special  subject. 

proceedings 192, 

308,  573,  695,  965,  1068, 1193,  1304, 1442 

title  page,  etc 573 

publications,  price  list 1378 

report,  1943 308 

National  Negro  Health  Movement.  49,  385, 801, 1141 

National  Negro  health  news 49,  385,  801, 1141 

National  Negro  Health  Week. .  _ 266, 549 

National  Nurses  Mobilization  Week 85 

National  Nursing  Council  for  War  Service,  Inc.  266 

National  Paint,  Varnish  &  Lacquer  Assoc 1300 

National  Paper  Box  Manufacturers  Assoc 1300 

National  Park  Service 54,  162,  272, 

393, 526, 811, 933, 1036, 1152, 1269, 1384 

code  of  Federal  regulations 1384 

educational  leaflet 1036 

grazing  policy 1269 

historical  publications 162 

posters.... 933,1036,1152 

report,  1943 393 

National  parks: 

commissioner  to  act  as  U.  S.  commissioner.  1248 

facilities  available  to  the  public 811, 1152 

fauna  series - 1152 

information  relating  to  system 1384 


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National  parks— Continued 

publications,  price  list... 1030 

welcome  to  members  of  armed  forces 933 

see  also  names  of  parks. 
National  Poultry  Improvement  Plan,  see  Poul- 
try. 
National  Production-Employment  Board,  estab- 
lishing  1023 

National  Railroad  Adjustment  Board. 73,  179, 

289,  411,  558,  680,836,  1051,  1284,  1417 

awards ._ 73,179,  289, 

411,  558,  680,  836,  1051-52,  1284,  1417 

reports,  1943 179 

National  Research  Council 1170 

report,  1943.. 1170 

National  resources; 
mobilizing — 

hearings 379,513,648,792,1137,1254 

reports. 150,  1368 

study  on  international  cartels 259 

National  Resources  Planning  Board: 

publications,  price  list. 1031 

youth  programs 1409 

National  Restaurant    Association,    address   by 

Marvin  Jones 1347 

National  Roster  of  Scientific  and  Specialized  Per- 
sonnel: 

handbooks... 1437 

monographs 852-853, 1299-1300, 1438 

National  safety  competition  of  1943 1152 

National  Safety  Council,  Inc 1079 

National  Sand  and  Gravel  Association  safety 

competition  for  1943,  winners 1035 

National  Securities  Corporation 60 

National    securities   exchanges,    see    Stock  ex- 
changes. 
National  security,  set  Defense. 
National  Selective  Service  System,  see  Selective 
Service  System. 

National  Service  Director,  appointing 259,378 

National  service  law,  see  National  war  service. 
National  service  life  insurance,  see  Life  insur- 
ance. 

National  Sheriffs'  Association 384 

National  Society  of  Daughters    of    American 
Revolution,   report,   Apr.   1,    1942r- 

Apr.  1,  1943 432 

National  Surety  Corporation 669,819,941,1403 

National  Tax  Association,  address 1197 

National  Transportation  Co 1157 

National  Turkey  Federation 1104,1341 

National  Urban  League,  address  by  John  B. 

Blandford,  jr 1283 

National  War  Labor  Board 83, 

186, 426, 567, 958, 1063, 1184 
alternate    public   members,    amend    Exec. 

order _81 

appropriations,  hearings 763 

disputes  before 567 

estimate 424 

exempt  emplovees  from  certain  provisions  of 

crimmal  code.  504,634,  780,  791, 1136. 1246 

investi'-'ation,  report 247,  372 

monthly  report 83,186,426,958-959,1184 

penalty  mail,  proposed  provision... 1429 

rules  of  organization  and  procedure 187 

WLB,  what  it  is,  how  it  operates 83 

National  war  service: 

hearings 259,  ,378 

President's  message 185 

National  Wooden  Box  Association 652,  669, 1044 

National  Youth  Administration: 

final  report,  1936-43 571 

liquidation,  proposed  provision. 688 

National  Zoological  Park,  report,  1943. 432 

Nationalities: 

act  of  1940,  amending 27, 

141, 144,  365,  503, 1135, 1246, 1363 

laws  and  regulations 1166 

sec  also  Citizens  of  United  States. 
Natural  gas, ,««  Oas  (natural). 
Natural  gas  engineering,  see  Engineering. 
Natural  gasoline,  see  Gasoline. 
Natural  history: 

camouflage .-  1304, 1440 

field  collector's  manual 965 

Natural  resources: 

materials  on  public  lands,  disposal 45, 1246 

productive  resources  of  Brazil 574 

records  of  ores  of  metals,  etc.,  transfer. 1129 


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Natural  Resources  Department  of  Georgia 930 

Naturalization: 

aliens,  amend  nationality  act... 1363 

fees  for  certificates  of  arrival 144, 1 135, 1246 

former  citizens  employed  in  allied  countries.  503 

natives  of  India 1253 

process,  amend  nationality  act 365 

publications,  price  list 1378 

veterans  of  World  War,  etc 365 

Nau,  C.  A.,  food  jioisoning  in  Galveston 48 

Naus,  L.  L.,  report  of  explosion.. 392 

Nautical  Almanac  Office.  181,  291,  418, 682, 1286, 1419 
Nautical  almanacs: 

American  ephemeris  and  nautical  almanac.  418 

American  nautical  almanac 682 

Navajo  Reservation,  exchange  of  lands 646,  7.57 

Naval  Academy,  Annapolis 418.9.52 

board  of  visitors,  report,  1944 9.52 

civilian  teachers,  retirement,  etc 27 

gifts  and  bequests.  Sec.  of  Navy  to  accept — 

hearings 379.-507 

law 497 

letter  from  Navy  Dept 2.50 

reports 260.370 

increase  number  of  midshipmen .'14 

register,  1943 418 

regulations  governing  admission 839 

sample  examination  papers 839 

Naval  Advance  Base  Depot,  Port  Hueneme. 

fire,  reimburse  Navy  personnel 630, 

649,  767 
Naval  Affairs  Committee,  House: 

calendar 1363 

hearings 34-35, 146,250,369-372,507-508, 

635,  775-776, 917-918, 1018, 1251-52 
letters  from — 

Interior  Dept 1364 

Navy  Dept..  34-35, 146. 250, 369-372, 507-508, 
635-636, 775-777, 918, 1251-52, 1363-64 

War  Dept . 507 

minority  views 776 

reports 34-35,146, 

250-251, 369-372,  507, 636, 775-777, 1363 
Naval  Affairs  Committee,  Senate: 

hearings 260, 379,  514, 649, 921, 1024 

reports 43-44, 

260-261, 379-380,  514, 649-650, 793, 1137 
Naval  Air  Station,  Norfolk: 
Are,  reimburse  personnel — 

hearing 514 

reports 380,767 

Naval  architecture,  description  of  profession 852 

Naval  aviation  cadets,  see  Aviation  cadets. 
Naval  aviation  missions,  see  Naval  missions. 
Naval  Construction  Training  Center,  Davisville: 
fire,  reimbiuse  Navy  personnel — 

hearing 260 

law 625 

reports 43,501 

Naval  courts,  see  Courts  martial  and  courts  of 

inquiry. 
Naval  establishment,  see  Navy. 
Naval  expenditures,  see  Navy. 

Naval  firepower 74,182,291,418, 

562,  683, 8.39, 952, 1054, 1177, 1287, 1420 
Naval  hospitals,  see  Hospitals. 
Naval  Laboratory   Research  Unit  No.   1,  air- 
borne infections 1409 

Naval  medical  bulletin 180,290, 

412,  081, 838, 951, 1053, 1173, 1285, 1418 

index,  v.  42 8.38 

Naval  Medical  School 838,1173 

Naval  Mine  Depot,  Yorktown: 

lands  for  use .-  1364 

portion  for  highway 1251 

water  pipe  line,  right-of-way 508 

Naval  missions: 

agreement  with  Colombia. 1443 

agreement  with  Peru 1306 

Naval  officers,  see  Naval  Reserve  Officers'  Train- 
ing Corps. 
Naval  Oil-Shale  Development  Board,  establish.  1364 
Naval  oil-shale  reserves,  see  Petroleum. 
Naval  Operating  Base,  Newfoundland,  fire,  re- 
imburse Navy  personnel 6;30,  649 

Naval  Operations  Office 73,180,290,412, 

560,  681, 838, 951, 1053, 1174, 1286, 1418 

posters 1053 

Naval  ordnance,  see  Ordnance. 

Naval  Ordnance  Laboratory,  site  outside  D.  C.  635 


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Naval  personnel,  see  Navy, 

Naval  Tersonnel  Bureau 74,181,291,418, 

561,  682, 839, 952, 1054, 1176, 1286, 1419 

information  bulletin 74, 181,291,418, 

561,  682, 839, 952, 1054, 1176, 1286, 1419 

Index,  1943- - 74 

posters 181, 418,  561, 952, 1176, 1287, 1420 

Naval  petroleum  reserves,  see  Petroleum. 
Naval  plantations: 

operation  outside  continental  U.  S. — 

hearings 379,776 

law. 915 

reports 380,777 

Naval  radio  stations,  see  Radio  stations. 
Naval  recruits,  see  Navy. 

Naval  Repair  Base,  San  Diego 560 

Naval  Reserve: 

appointing  persons  with  physical  defects 776 

benefit  guide 561 

clothing  allowance 845, 1060 

graduates  of  officers'  training  schools 508 

register 1419 

remove  officers  from  honorary  retired  list. . .  508 

uniform  gratuity  to  officers 1252 

Naval  Reserve  Officers'  Training  Corps,  admin- 
istration and  training 291 

Naval  service,  see  Military  service — Navy. 
Naval  Station,  Tutuila,  fire,  reimburse  Navy 

personnel 630,649 

Naval  stores: 

1944  conservation  program  bulletin 14 

report  on  production,  etc 9,343,738,1103 

Naval  supplies: 

price  list 842 

specifications — 

index 292,683,1055,1420 

joint  Army-Navy.. _.  1055, 1177, 1287, 1420-21 

joint  Army-Navy,  index 1317 

Navy  Department 74-76, 

182-183,  292-294,  418-419,  562-563, 
683-684,  839-842,  953-955,  1055-57, 
1177-80,  1288-89,  1421-22. 

Navy  Department  and  Federal 76, 

294,  419,  563 
supplement  addenda,  standard  stock  cata- 
log   200,317 

Naval  Supply  Depot,  Bayonne,  fire,  reimburse 

Marine  Corps  personnel 630.649 

Naval  Torpedo  Station,  Newport,  impact  of  the 

war 68 

Naval  War  College,  Newport 1176 

Navigation: 

American  practical  navigator 181 

foreign  commerce  and  navigation  of  U.  S..  1234 

introduction  to  navigation 1052 

see  also  Aeronautics. 
Navigation     instruments,     flight     preparation 

training  series 1053 

Navigator's  cases: 

celestial  navigation,  specification 714 

compasses  and  dividers,  specification 1056 

Navy: 

accounting  numbers 953 

accounts  of  deceased  officers,  etc 1252 

aeronautical  standards,  index 123, 

223, 341,  475, 607, 893, 1225 
appropriations — 

budget,  1945. 299 

estimates,  etc 299, 424, 689, 847, 1427 

hearings 499,641 

law 757 

reports 499,510,760 

appropriations  and  subheads 953 

auxiliary  vessels 27,35,  44 

benefit  guide 561 

care  of  members,  provision  for,  estimates 567 

clothing  allowance.  Executive  orders...  845, 1060 

court-martial  orders 680, 1173 

indexes 837, 1173 

court  martial  procedures,  modernize.. 635 

damages  by  vessels,  stay  judicial  proceed- 
ings- 
hearings 649,917 

law.. ._ 914 

reports 649,775 

decline  and  renaissance,  1922-44 782 

dental  care  for  personnel 507,918, 1363 

expenditures,  1943 842 

fighting  ships  and  fighting  men 562 

grade  of  admiral  of  Navy 371 ' 


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grade  of  fleet  admiral  of  Navy- 
hearing 9ig 

^      reports 776,793 

hospitalization,  etc.,  of  dependents 80 

housing  facilities  for  personnel,  etc. 1364 

income  tax  information  for  personnel 1422 

intervertebral  disc  problem 1173 

landing  and  district  craft 27, 

35, 44, 636, 638,  650,  758 

landing  force  manual,  extracts 5,')8 

laws  relating  to,  78th  Cong.lst  sess.. 836 

loss  of  personal  property,  reimbersement— 

hearings. 260-261,  514, 1251 

laws 24,3.58,359,625 

reports 30,31,43,44,380,501,630,649,767 

military  government,  etc.,  manual 203 

patrol  and  guard  force  uniform  allowance..  1364 

pay  and  interest  tables 684 

payment  of  gratuities  to  beneficiaries — 

hearings 260,  508 

law _..  497 

reports _. 44,371 

pensions  for  disabled  enlisted  personnel 371 

personal  affairs  and  aid  for  dependents.  839, 1419 

personnel  reported  missing 1286 

price  list  of  clothing  and  small  stores 842 

publications,  price  list.. 657 

register... 291 

regulations 179,951 

relief  of  certain  officers 1252 

retired  pay — 

double-time  credits 368,792 

officers  on  duty  as  rear  admiral 1137 

persons  temporarily  appointed,  etc 636 

sailor's  reader 561 

schools  and  rates  for  Navy  men 682 

schools  and  rates  for  Navy  women 839 

ship  repair  facilities 250, 260, 360,  370 

so  you're  going  to  sea 1286 

steps  in  advancement,  poster 418 

sundry  legislation  (naval  papers),  title  page 

and  index 250 

supplies,   see,   in  main  alphabet.   Naval 
supplies. 

temporary  appointment,  etc. 1252 

training  officers'  guide 1176 

training  recruits,  guide 1176 

transportation  of  dependents,  etc.,  law 27 

travel  instructions,  change 842 

underage  discharged  persons 636,649,776,915 

V-12  bulletin 1286 

V-12  units,  manual  for  operation 1286 

what  kind  of  job  can  I  get?.. 839 

will  we  choose  naval  suicide  again? 1172 

your  billet  in  Navy 561 

see  also  Armed  forces — Bonds  of  officers — 
Shipbuilding— aZso  certain  headings 
beginning  Naval. 

Navy  arithmetic 682 

Navy-Army-Civil  Committee  on  Aircraft  De- 
sign Criteria,  see  Army-Navy-Civil 
Committee     on     Aircraft     Design 
Criteria. 
Navy  attitudes,  are  you  training  fighting  men?.  952 

Navy  Department 73,179.289,411. 

558, 680, 836, 951, 1052, 1172, 1285, 1417 

accounting  numbers 953 

appropriations- 
budget,  1945 299 

estimates,  etc 299, 424, 689,  847, 1427 

hearings 499, 641 

law 757 

reports 499,510,760 

appropriations  and  subheads. 953 

claims  for  damages,  estimates  to  pay 411 , 

680, 836, 837 

claims  from  war  contracts,  settlement 635 

emergency  funds,  status 185 

insurance  on  contracts,  manual 836 

laws  relating  to,  78th  Cong.lst  sess.. 836 

Navy  yard  subcontracting,  etc 375 

orders,  general 558,1052 

subject  index. _.  5.58 

posters 73,179-180,289,411,559, 

680, 837, 951, 1052, 1172-73, 1285, 1417 

public  works,  construction 34,35,44, 

142,240,370,374,497.514,1252 
specifications,  see,  in  main  alphabet,  Naval 
supplies. 


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transfer  of  personnel,  Exec,  order 1061 

utilization  of  its  civilian  manpower..- 179 

wages  for  civil  employees- 289 

see  also  Forrestal,  James  V. 
Navy  Nurse  Corps,  see  Nurse  Corps,  Navy. 
Navy  yards,  subcontracting,  etc.,  small  business 

problem 375 

see  also  names  of  navy  yards. 

Naylor  quadrangle.  Mo 660 

Nazi  exterminations  in  Hungary,  etc.,  protest- 
ing....  770 

Neal,  N.  P.,  waxy  and  sugary  genes  in  maize..  1225 
Neal,  P.  A.: 

aerosols,  etc.,  containing  DDT 1374 

toxicity,  etc.,  of  trinitrotoluene 1375 

Nebraska: 

businessmen's  organizations 1116 

court  case - 1403 

finances - 135 

mail  routes,  schedules 79,421,844,1181 

post  route  map 79 

Nebraska  City,  Nebr.,  bridge 771,788,915 

Nebraska  Transit  Lines 533 

Necessity  certificates,  functions,  transfer 81,423 

Neckerchiefs,  specification. 293 

Neckties,  specifications 293 

Nectandra  rodioei,  foreign  wood 1106 

Needham,  Paul  R.,  fish-salvage  problems 523 

Needles,  James  G.,  court  case 652 

Needles: 

dental  hypodermic,  simplified  practice 1011 

hypodermic,  specification. 973,1450 

Neely,  Monroe  D.,  court  case 825 

Negative  preserver,  paper,  specification 982 

Negotiable  instruments,  «ee  Treasury  warrants. 

Negreet  quadrangle.  La. -Tex. 1148 

Negro  Children,  Conference  on  Services  for,  see  • 
Conference  on  Services  for  Negro 
ChUdren. 
Negroes: 

agricultural  contributions.. 124 

banking  institutions,  report. 1004 

convention  dates  of  organizations.. 1235 

employment  of  children  in  wartime.. 66 

farmers  in  wartime  food  production... 737 

health  activities,  mothers  and  children 66 

health  of  our  Negro  children 549 

help  win  the  war!  take  a  job  in  Washington_  803 
insurance  companies  owned  and  operated...  748 

national  Negro  health  news 49,385,801,1141 

National  Negro  Health  Week 266 

Negro  statistical  bulletin 1235-36 

newspapers  and  periodicals 1236 

service  for  personnel,  11th  Naval  Dist 653 

utilization  of  reserve  workers 1299 

war  bond  savings  clubs. 443 

Neighbor  republics,  see  Latin  America. 

Nelson,  Abert  IJ.,  court  case. 1276 

Nelson,  Agnes,  court  case 825 

Nelson,  Arthur  A.,  histopathological  changes 

following  DDT  administration 1259 

Nelson,  Donald  M.,  see  War  Production  Board. 
Nelson,  E.  K.,  citric  acid  in  blackberries,  etc..  226 

Nelson,  George,  court  case 825,1395 

Nelson,  Eichard  L.,  Uncle  Sam  keeps  your  rent 

down 692 

Nelson,  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Robert  W.,  relief...  767, 1366 
Nelson,  Russell  T.,  soils  treated  with  sodium 

chlorate. .-  736 

Nelson,  W.  E.,  relief 767,1366 

Neoarsphenamine,  toxic  manifestations  in  syph- 
ilis theriipy 1142 

Neoprene,  safeguarding  workers  handling 550 

Ness,  Eliot,  curb  prostitution  in  hotels 264 

Netcher,  Francice,  court  case 64, 1276 

Netherlands: 

censuses,  etc.,  of  American  colonies 233 

labor  conditions 284 

Netherlands  Indies: 

epidemiology  of  diseases 681 

labor  conditions 830 

Snellius  Expedition 1324 

Nets,  cargo,  specification 1420 

tee  also  Otter  trawl  net. 
Neurosyphilis,    artificial    fever   and   aldarsone 

treatment 654 

Nevada: 

businessmen's  organizations 908 

electric  rate  book — 264 


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finances 234 

gold,  silver,  copper,  lead,  and  zinc 1151 

mail  routes,  schedules 78,421,956,1181 

post  route  map 79 

Nevada  Northern  Ry.,  rates  on  fuel  oil 817 

Neville  Coke  &  Chemical  Co 312 

New  Bedford,  Mass.: 

landings  bv  fishing  craft,  monthly 52 

390,  523, 805,  929, 1031, 1263, 1379 

landings  of  fishery  products,  1942. 390 

New  Brunswick  Transfer 59 

New  Buffalo,  Mich.,  railroad  accident 528 

New  Caledonia,  pocket  guide 115 

New  Castle,  Pa.,  aircraft  accident 1009 

New  classification  numbers.  Documents  Office  .  5, 
121,  221,  337,  473,  605,  731,  891,  993, 
1099, 1223, 1335 

New  Douglas  quadrangle,  111 807 

New  England: 

alewife  fisheries 158 

balsam  fir  decay 740 

fishing  vessels,  landings 52, 

159,  270, 390, 658, 805, 1031, 1263, 1379 

truck  rates _.. 398 

New  England  Dairies,  Inc 545 

New  Guinea: 

pocket  guide 215 

sailing  directions,  supplement 415 

New  Hampshire: 

businessmen's  organizations 1116 

finances 352 

mail  routes ,  schedules 78, 564, 844, 1 29 1 

post  route  map . _.    79 

New  Hampshire  Fire  Insurance  Co 1162 

New  Hanover  County,  N.  C,  war  and  prewar 

study 676 

New  horizons  (for  soldier  in  Army  hospital) 1455 

New  Idaa  Quicksilver  Mining  Co 670 

New  Jersey: 

businessmen's  organizations 1116 

district  judge,  filling  vacancy 504, 1367 

finances 489 

mail  routes,  schedules 296, 686, 1059, 1424 

migratory  workers  in  canning  industries 407 

post  route  map 79 

New  Jersey  Agricultural  Experiment  Station...  740 

New  Jersey  Mortgage  and  Title  Co... 1307 

New  Mexico: 

electric  rate  book 264 

finances 352 

gold,  silver,  copper,  lead,  and  zinc 1151 

mail  routes,  schedules 78,  564, 844, 1424 

metal  mining,  1943 271 

post  route  map 79 

transportation  map 1262 

New  Mexico  Public  Service  Co.: 

court  case j 1162 

transfer  of  entry 1222 

New  Orleans,  La.: 

aircraft  accident 1009 

rental  housing 84, 1435 

New  Orleans,  Battle  of,  park  commemorating.  1152 

New  Orleans  Great  Northern  Ry 936 

New  ties  across  the  border 1101 

New  World,  see  America. 
New  York  Central  R.  R.: 

abandonment 815, 936. 

accidents 65,164,395,628,663,813,1380 

court  case 65,435 

mail  routes,  schedules 296,686,956, 1424 

rates  on — 

barrels 1392 

livestock.. 1393 

patterns 60 

New  York,  Chicago  &  St.  Louis  R.  R.: 

accident 663 

control - 1386 

New  York  City: 

businessmen's  organizations. 1240 

convey  lands  within  New  York  Navy  Yard- 
hearing 508 

law. 497 

report 371 

employment  stabilization  for  area 86 

Foreign  Trade  Zone  No.  1,  report,  1942 522 

fruit  sales  in  retail  grocery  stores,  etc 11 

rent  regulation  for  housuig. 84 


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wholesale  prices  of  fruits,  etc 615 

see  also  New  York  Harbor. 
New  York   City   Food   Advisory  Committee, 

ad<lress  by  Lee  Marshall 1317 

New  York  Haiulkerchicf  Mfg.  Co 1102 

New  York  Harbor,  unloading  lumber 27(i 

New  York  ludeniiiity  Co- 245,359 

New  York  Navy  Yard: 

convey  lands  to  New  York  City — 

hearing 508 

law - 497 

report. 371 

New  York,  New  Haven  &  Hartford  R.  R.: 

accidents 395,603,1155 

reorganization ,. _ 930 

New  York  State: 

balsam  fir  decay ._.  740 

boundary  line  agreement 634,915 

businessmen's  organizations ._ .-  1240 

court  case 825, 1270, 1403 

electric  rate  book 264, 1257 

mail  routes,  schedules 296,680, 1059,1424 

migratory  workers  in  canning  industries 407 

post  route  map 79 

potatoes,  ascorbic  acid  content 476 

safety  blasting  practices  in  quarry 809 

New  York  State  Guernsey  Breeders'  Co-opera- 
tive, Inc 403, 1162 

New  York  State  Joint  Legislative  Committee 
on  Nutrition,  address  by  Roy  F. 

Hendrickson 132 

New  York  State  League  of  Savings  and  Loan 
Associations  Conference,  speech  of 

Abner  H.  Ferguson 834 

New  York  Telephone  Co _.. 798 

New  York  Title  &  Mortgage  Co 197 

New  Zealand: 

guide 115 

pilot,  supplement 415 

post  war  housing  policies 1415 

Newark,  N.  J.,  rental  housing. 188 

Newbury,  Mollie  N.,  court  case. 545,1370 

Newcombe,  Frank  A . ,  patent  appeal 23 

Newcomer,  E.  H.,  tetraploidy  in  cabbage 223 

Newcomer,  E.  J.,  codling  moth  control 10 

Newfoundland,  sailing  directions,  supplement..  415 
see  also  Naval  Operating  Base,     Newfound- 
land. 

Newkirk,  Russell  C,  motor  carrier  decision 530 

Newlin,  J.  A.,  tests  of  large  timber  columns 12 

Newman,  Anne  S.,  tax  appeal 1446 

Newman,  Dorothy  K.: 

employing  women  in  shipyards 1048 

woman  counselor  in  war  industries 407 

Newman,  J.  Kiefer,  jr.,  tax  appeal 1446 

Newport,  R.  I.: 

impact  of  the  war  on  area 68 

topographic  map  of  quadrangle 809 

see  also  Naval  War  College,  Newport. 
Newport  Bay  Harbor,  Calif.,  review  of  reports..  257 

Newport  Industries,  Inc 796,1162 

Newport  Naval  Torpedo  Station,  impact  of  the 

war 68 

Newport  News,  Va.,  water  pipe  line,  right-of- 
way 508 

News  bulletin.  Paper  Section  of  National  Bu- 
reau of  Standards..  21,237,622,909,1011 

News  for  farmer  cooperatives 11,128,228,346, 

481,741,899,999,1106,1229 
N^Gws  iGitcr* 

CO  nevps  letter 14,  231, 485, 615,  744, 901, 

1001,1108,1231,1348 
industrial  hygiene..  800, 924, 1028, 1141, 1259, 1375 

News  Printing  Co.,  Inc 175 

News  reporting,  instructor's  course  outline 1317 

News  to  use,  facts  about  goods  you  sell 86 

Newsmap 115, 

463, 722, 882, 987,1092, 1216, 132&-30, 1463 
Newsome,  John  P.  (Representative  from  Ala.): 
report  made  by- 
Interstate  and  Foreign  Commerce  Com.  633 
Newspapers: 

contributions  to,  copyrighted..  70,176,408,553, 
832,1049,1281 

cooperation,  unbelievable  record 1451 

Negro 1236 

paid  advertising,  aid  in  U.  S.  bond  sale — 

bearings 148 


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Newspapers— Cont  inued 

paid  advertising, aid  in  U.  S.  bond  sale— Con. 

reports... 252,510 

views ,510 

press  clipsheet,  6th  war  loan 1452 

publicity,  information  circular 1451 

service  for  war  advertising. 85,189 

see  also  Paper. 

Newsprint,  see  Paper. 

Newtex  Steamship  Corporation. 399 

Newton  Falls,  Ohio,  railroad  accident 164 

Nezperce  &  Idaho  R.  R.,  abandonment 936 

NHA,  see  National  Housing  Agency. 

Niagara  Falls  Power  Co. 64 

Nicaragua: 

health  and  sanitation  program 434 

Military  Academy  of  Nat.  Guard,  director.    92 
plantation  rubber  investigations. 575 

Nichols,  Anne  D.,  court  case. 403 

Nichols,  Elliott  S.,  court  case 403 

Nichols,  Jack  (Representative  from  Okla.): 

contested  election 247 

Nichols,  Kneeland  G.,  motor  carrier  decision...  815 

Nichols,  M.  L.,  channel  type  terrace 1003 

Nicholson,  George  J.,  tax  appeal 700 

Nicholson,  Harvey  G.,  court  case. 1044 

Nicholson  Transit  Co 938,1394 

Nickel: 

anodes,  specification 1312 

deposits  near  Sao  Jose  do  Tocantins 658 

secondary,  statistics  for  1943 1035 

Nickel-copper-alloy,  specification 1 179 

Nicotiana,  see  Tobacco. 

Nielsen,  Etlar  L.,  Panicum  virgatum 1106 

Night  differential,  see  Wages. 

Nihlen,  Hugo,  birch,  etc.,  for  rayon  pulp 482 

Nikula,  Lilly  I. ,  salad  dressing 1241 

Nimitz,  Chester  W.: 

Distinguished  Service  Medal — 

hearing 508 

law 496 

reports 371,514 

El  Niiio,  see  The  Child  (ocean  current). 

Nippers,  specification 864 

Nisei,  see  Japanese. 

Nitrates,  energies  and  equilibria  in  decomposi- 
tion   1267 

see  also  Ammonium  nitrate. 

Nitrogen: 

compounds  in  1943 662 

fertilizers,  using  on  corn  and  feed  crops 613 

generating  unit,  technical  manual 324 

plants,  post-war  use 1338 

specification 182 

Nitrogen  peroxide,  reactions 1267 

NLRB,  see  National  Labor  Relations  Board. 

NMB,  see  National  Mediation  Board. 

Noble,  Roy  D.,  fish  distribution  boat 929 

Noble  fir,  see  Fir. 

Noble  Transit  Co 398 

Nodular  worm  infection  in  sheep 1341 

Noice,  Mrs.  E.  K.,  diseases  in  Netherlands  In- 
dies  681 

Nome,  Alaska,  aircraft  accident 1366 

Nomenclature,  see  Names. 

Nomographs    for    solution    of    psychrometric 

problems 1120 

Nonappropriated  funds,  see  Public  funds. 

Nonessential  Federal  Expenditures  Joint  Com- 
mittee, see  Reduction  of  Nonessen- 
tial Federal  Expenditures  Joint 
Committee. 

Nonferrous  metal  mines,  see  Metal  mines  and 
mining. 

Nonferrous  metals,  see  Metals — Scrap. 

Nonmetal  mines: 

accidents,  1941 661 

employment  and  accidents,  1942 810,933 

Non-necessity  certificates: 

functions  with  respec  to,  transfer 1292 

regulations 1292 

Nonprofit  institutions,  see  Institutions. 

Norcutt,  Arthur  C,  relief 81 

Noreseal,  new  cork  substitute. 738 

Norfolk,  Va.,  employment  and  pay  rolls 1279 

Norfolk  &  Portsmouth  Belt  Line  R.  R 1270 

Norfolk  &  Western  Ry.: 

accidents 164,395 

rates  on  iron -- HW 


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Norfolk  Naval  Air  Station: 

reimburse  personnel  for  fire — 

hearing _ 514 

reports 380,767 

Norfolk  Navy  Yard: 

fire,  reimburse  Navy  personnel- 
hearing. - 261 

law 359 

reports .31,44 

Norfolk  Southern  Rv.,  accident 274 

Norheim,  Robert,  relief... 245,423 

Norie,  J.  L.,  tax  appeal 860 

Norman,  Fred  (Representative  from  Wash.): 

bill  introduced  by 146 

Norman,  J.  Sims,  relief 1125 

Norman,  Wilhelm,  patent  appeal 1359 

Norris,  Edpar  W.: 

sulfarsphonamine  in  therapy  of  syphilis 1142 

veneral  disease  epidemiology. 49 

North,  Robert,  court  case 545 

North  (U.  S.): 

home  fruit  garden 898 

honeybees,  productive  management. 896 

legMmesoed  production 346 

logging  slash,  decay 1229 

nonfarm  women,  employment  on  farms.  407,  553 

plant  disease  surveys,  northeastern  U.  S 741 

potato  production 1229 

timber  cutting  guides 742 

North  .\dams  Junction,  Mass.,  accident 395 

North  Africa,  see  Africa. 

North  America: 

current  tables 354,491 

fisheries 390 

geology,  bibliography 806 

lights  and  fog  signals 415 

Mesozoie  and  Cenozoic  plants 1381 

Triatominae 1375 

North  American  Wildlife  Conference,  address 

by  Claude  R.  Wickard 607 

North  Atlantic  Ocean,  see  Atlantic  Ocean. 

North  Atlantic  regional  conference,  vocational 

education 1259 

North  Augusta,  S.  C,  aircraft  accident. 1008 

North  Borneo,  S£e  British  North  Borneo. 

North  Carolina: 

businessmen's  organizations 1116 

finances 135 

forecasting  notes.. 912 

forest  resources  and  industries 229 

mail  routes,  schedules 421,844,1181 

Mollusca  from  Miocene,  etc 270 

post  route  map... 79 

North  Carolina  Agricultural  Experiment  Sta- 
tion.  .-  895 

North  Carolina  Association  of  Certified  Public 

Accountants 1451 

North  Carolina  Farm  Bureau  Federation,  ad- 
dress by  J.  B.  Hutson 13 

North  Central  Division,  A.  A.  A 1107,1231 

North  Central  States,  see  Central  States. 

North  Dakota: 

Bismarck  School,  conveyance  of  property..  1368 

businessmen's  organizations 1116 

finances ! 16 

post  route  map 79 

Yellowstone  River  compact,  extend  time..  145, 

259, 360 

North    Dakota  Agricultural   Experiment   Sta- 
tion.  740 

North  Pacific  Ocean,  see  Pacific  Ocean. 

North  Sea: 

lights  and  fog  signals 415 

sailing  directions,  supplement 415 

tidal  streams _ 417 

war  map 683 

North  Shore  Bus  Co.,  Inc 170 

North  Shore  Corporation. 677 

Northampton  County,  Va.,  mail  routes,  sched- 
ules  296,686,1059,1424 

Northeast,  see  North  (U.  S.). 

Northeastern  Federal  Savings  League,  address 

byAbnerH.  Ferguson 1283 

Northeastern  States,  see  North  (U.  S.). 

Northern  and  northwestern  lakes,  bulletin  53..  599 

Northern  and  Northwestern  Lakes  Survey 599 

Northern  Engineering  Co 1168 

Northern  Hemlock  &  Hardwood  Manufacturers 

Association. 1299 


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Northern  Ireland: 

hours  and  earnings... 830 

pocket  guide 214 

see  also  Great  Britain. 

Northern  Ohio  Ry.,  reorganization.. 529 

Northern  Pacific  Ry.,  accidents. 528,935,1386 

Northern  Regional  Research  Laboratory 738, 

895,1227 
Northern  States,  see  North  (U.  S.). 
Northwest  (U.  S.): 

planting  and  marketing  oysters 805 

railroad  cars  for  transporting  grain 150,512 

Northwest  Airlines,  Inc 857 

Northwest  Bancorporation 670 

Northwest  Casualty  Co 178,1163 

Northwest  Coast,  see  British  Columbia. 
Northwestern  Barb  Wire  Co.,  see  Northwestern 
Steel  &  Wire  Co. 

Northwestern  Electric  Co 279,435 

Northwestern  Lakes  Survey,  see  Northern  and 
Northwestern  Lakes  Survey. 

Northwestern  Mutual  Fire  Association 178,1163 

Northwestern  States,  see  Northwest  (U.  S.). 

Northwestern  Steel  &  Wire  Co 1403 

Norton,  Grady,  notes  on  forecasting 912 

Norton,  Mary  T.  (Representative  from  N.  J.): 
report  made  by- 
Labor  Com 367 

Norton,  Kans.,  railroad  accident 1386 

Norton  quadrangle.  Mass 660 

Norway: 

labor  conditions 1411 

lights  and  fog  signals.. 415 

production,  distribution,  and  consumption..  302 

sailing  directions,  supplements 416 

Notaries  in  D.  C,  commissioners  to  appoint 247 

Notes,  $3.50  gross  charge  factor  table 1171 

see  also  names  of  railroads,  etc.,  issuing  notes. 
Notes  of  general  interest...   .   .  3,  220,  336,  472,  730, 
890,  992,  1098,  1221,  1334. 

Notice  of  quarantine 345, 611,  739, 99S 

Notice  to  mariners 73,  181,  290,  416,  561,  681, 

838,  952,  1053,  1174-75,  1286,  1419. 
Notices  of  judgment,  see  Judgments. 
Notifiable  diseases,  see  Contagious  and  infectious 

diseases. 
Nova  Scotia,  sailing  directions,  supplement   .        416 
Novak,  Lorraine  D.,  relief  of  guardian...  31,256,496 

Novelties  of  silver,  marking  standard 909 

Novice,  Tex.,  railroad  accident... 395 

Novossiltzefl,  George  A.,  check  list  of  Russian 

dictionaries. 1048 

Noyes,  Harry  A.,  patent  appeal 1360 

Nozzles,  results  of  tests 833 

Numerical  differentiation  coefficients 621 

Numerical   lists   and   schedule   of   volumes   of 

reports,  etc.,  78th  Cong.  1st  sess 522 

Nuims,  F.  K.,  soil  survey.- 228 

Nurse  Corps,  Army: 

appointment  as  officers,  and  rank — 

Executive  order.. 957 

hearings 774 

law 758 

reports 648,  774 

Army  nurse 1328 

Army  nurse's  prayer 1328 

Army  regulations. 202,975,1315 

aviation  pay 319,583 

posters.. - 1092,1463 

prescribed  service  uniform 202,319 

subsistence  and  rental  allowances.. 202 

Nurse  Corps,  Cadet,  see  Cadet  Nurse  Corps. 
Nurse  Corps,  Navy: 
rank  of  members — 

hearings 260, 1252 

law 360 

report -    44 

Nurse  Education  Division... 266,518,520, 1189 

Nurseries,    broadleaf,    dampijjg    off    in    Great 

Plains 1342 

Nursery  schools,  see  Day  care  of  children. 
Nursery  stock: 

fumigation  for  oriental  fruit  moth —  345 

inspection  regulations 29, 37 

Nurses  and  nursing: 

industrial  nurse  and  woman  worker 1048 

industrial  nursing  with  T.  V.  A.. 1308 

maternal  and  child  health  care.. 1293 

nursing  in  Public  Health  Service 1028 


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Nurses  and  nursing— Continued 

nursing  practices  in  industry 924 

professional  nurses  are  needed 518 

public  health  nurses  employed,  1939-43 49 

save  nurses'  time,  Government  program...  1189 

scholarships  for  graduate  nurses 385 

schools  approved  by  State  boards 385 

students  transferred  to  Fed.  hospitals,  pay  .  687 

training  nurses,  estimates,  etc  _ 299, 566 

training  nurses,  participation  of  U.  S.  institu- 
tions— 

hearing 366 

law 360 

reports.. 149,248 

see  also  Cadet  Nurse  Corps— Nurse  Corps, 
Army— Nurse  Corps,  Navj'. 

Nurses  Mobilization  Week,  see  National  Nurses 
Mobilization  Week. 

Nursing,  see  Nurses  and  nursing. 

Nutrition: 

and  the  war,  opinions  about  food 477 

exhibits  in  wartime _.    14 

family  food  plans, 10 

in  five  countries,  brief  review 615 

industrial  service 231,744 

make  America  strong,  laookmark 1231 

meeting  Nation's  wartime  problem 132 

nutrition  education  series 265, 518, 1028 

principles,  and  nutritive  value  of  food 897 

problems,  etc.,  in  Latin  .\merica 282 

publications  of  Agriculture  Department 132 

publications  on  nutrition  in  children 1278 

redirecting  world  agric.  production,  etc 342 

requirements  of  man 90 

road  to  good  nutrition 1278 

school  lunch  management,  bibliography 518 

Nuts: 

crop  prospects 477,609,737 

prices  received  by  growers 8 

specification 581 

statistics  of  tree  nuts 608 

Nuts  (machinery): 

general  schedule  of  supplies 1310 

specifications  for  coupling  nuts 76, 1422 

Nutt,   Alice  S.,  juvenile  court  in  relation  to 

community 1278 

Nutzotin  Mountains,  geology 270 

Nuway  Laundry  Co 691 

NWLB,  see  National  War  Labor  Board. 

Nye,  Gerald  P.  (Senator  from  N.  Dak.): 
paper  presented  by — 

flood  control  on  Park  Kiver,  etc 1021 

reports  made  by — 

Public  Lands  and  Surveys  Com 1368 

O 

O.  C.  D.,  see  Civilian  Defense  Office. 

O.  D.  T.,  see  Defense  Transportation  Office. 

O.  E.  M.,  see  Emergency  Management  Office. 

O.  E.  W.,  see  Economic  Warfare  Office. 

O.  F.  E.  C,  see  Foreign  Economic  Coordination 
Office. 

O.  L.  L.  A.,  see  Lend-Lease  Administration 
Office. 

O.  O.  C,  see  Censorship  Office. 

O.  P.  A.,  see  Price  Administration  Office. 

O.  W.  I.,  see  War  Information  Office. 

Oahu  Railway  &  Land  Co... 1364 

Oak: 

American  wood 1230 

cork,  planting  on  farms  in  Southeast 746 

Oak  Lawn,  111.,  aircraft  accident 1238 

Oakland,  Calif.: 

court  case 167,310 

finances 1352 

Oakland  County,  Mich.,  court  case 858 

Oakmont,  Pa.,  aircraft  accident 1238 

Oars,  specifications 419, 1055 

OASI,  see   Old-Age  and  Survivors   Insurance 
Bureau. 

Oat  Hill  Mine,  Inc 670 

Oaths: 

employees  of  D.  C,  renewals 26 

General  Land  Office,  administration 1137 

Oats: 

farm  production,  etc.,  1909-41 997 

importation  free  of  duty 377,497 

standards,  handbook 132 


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Ober,   Harry,  wartime  wage  movements  and 

urban  changes. 1280 

Obligations  of  United  States,  see  Government 

securities. 
O'Brien,  Brian,  biological  effects  of  solar  radia- 
tion   1:503,1441 

O'Brien,     George    D.     (Representative    from 

Mich.): 
■     reports  made  by- 
Post  Office  and  Post  Roads  Com...  508,636 

O'Bryan,  William  L.  E.,  court  case.. 1163 

Observation  balloons,  see  Balloons. 
Observation  tower,  standard  nomenclature  list. .  112 
Observatories,  see  names  of  observatories. 
Occupational   Analysis   and   Manning   Tables 

Division 85,86, 189-190,304, 

429,  570,  571, 693, 962, 1189, 1298, 1438 
Occupational  diseases: 

dermatoses,  abstracts  from  literature 1141 

discussion  of  industrial  diseases 104G 

hazards  and  diagnostic  signs 66 

Occupational  Information  and  Guidance  Service.  180 

Occupational  Outlook  Division. 173,1278 

Occupational  therapy,  training  courses 1140 

Occupations: 

census  publications,  price  list. .' 804 

classification- 
civilian  occupations 980, 1084 

military  occupations.. .  1084 

selective  service  information. 431, 694 

coding 980 

descriptions  of  professions,  etc 852-853, 

1299-1300, 1438 

dictionary  of  occupational  titles 429 

essential- 
activities  and  occupations  in  group  17. .  429 

draft  deferment  hearings 647 

list  and  index 304 

hazardous,  orders  as  amended 1046, 1409 

industrial,  vocational-technical  training 1374 

occupational    information    and    guidance 

series ..  654 

statistics  for  United  States,  1870-1940 ...  490 

War  Manpower  Comn.  information 1299 

wartime  work  for  girls  and  womtn 654 

women,  1940 1169 

see  also  Jobs — also  names  of  occupations,  or 
subjects  involved. 
OCD,  see  Civilian  Defense  Office. 
Ocean: 

article  on  oceanography 1303, 1441 

maximum  sea  surface  temperatures 682,839 

profession  of  oceanography,  description 852 

sea  as  storehouse 1303, 1441 

surface  water  temperatures 1356 

see  also  name  of  ocean. 
Ocean-air  transportation,  see  Aeronautics. 
Ocean-cable  carriers,  see  Cables  (submarine). 
Ocean  currents: 

The  Child 1303,1441 

current  tables,  Atlantic  Coast 354 

current  tables.  Pacific  Coast 491 

currents  in  Nanpo  Shoto 1176 

publications  by  Coast  and  Geod.  Survey..  354, 
491,751,1115 

stream  drift  chart  of  the  world 838 

Ocean  gateways  to  trade,  foreign-trade  zones...  1241 
Oceanography,  see  Ocean. 
Oceans,  see  names  of  oceans. 

Ocher,  yellow,  specification 973 

Ochroma,  see  Balsa. 

O'Connell,  Daniel  D.,  relief 364 

O'Connell,  Dennis  C,  relief 767,1366 

O'Connell,  John  M.,  reUef 767,786,913 

O'Connor,    James    F.    (Representative    from 
Mont.): 
reports  made  by — 

Indian  Affairs  Com.... 248,770 

Public  Lands  Com 509 

Ocotea  rodioei,  foreign  wood 1106 

O'Daniel,  W.  Lee  (Senator  from  Tex.): 
reports  made  by — 

Claims  Com 254-257, 

785-788, 1020-21, 1132-33, 1365-67 
Ode,  W.  H.: 

carbonization  of  Alaskan  coals 1383 

carbonizing  properties  of  coals 1150 

coke  from  low-ash  A  ppalachian  coals 53 

primary  tar  and  light  oil  from  coals 526 


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Odem  Corporation. 1436 

Odom,  O.  F.,  relief -- 1126 

O'Donnell,  Rosemary,  typhus  rickottsiac 1142 

ODT,  see  Defense  Transportation  Olliee. 
OEM,  see  EmerEency  Manacemrnt  OlBce. 
Oesophagostomura  columbianum,  infection  in 

sheep,  cffeets 1341 

OEW,  see  Economic  Warfare  Oflice. 

OFEC,    see    Foreign    Economic    Coordination 

OCRce. 
Offenders,  see  Crime  and  criminals. 
OfRce  buildings,  see  Buildings. 
Office  etjuipment  and  supplies: 

Army  regulations,  office  devices 1076 

care,  posters - 199 

f^lm  utilization  guide,  office  machines 289 

general  schedule  of  supplies 96,1199 

rental ,  repair  and  maintenance  of  machines .  1 199 
Office  machines,  see  Office  equipment  and  sup- 
plies. 
Office  Services  Division,  Price  Admini^ration 

Office- - '295 

Office  supplies,   see   Office  equipment   and  sup- 
plies. 
Officers,   see   Army— Marine   Corps— Maritime 
Service— Naval     Reserve     Officers' 
Training      Corps— Navy— Officers' 
Reserve  Corps,  Army. 
Officers'  Reserve  Corps,  Army,  pay  and  allow- 
ances   202,  319,  706,  1203, 1453 

Officers'    Training   Corps,   see    Naval    Reserve 
Officers'  Training  Corps. 

Official  gazette,  Patent  Office 22, 140, 

237,  356,  493,  623,  754,  910,  1012,  1118, 
1242, 1360 

inde.x,  weeklv ._.  22,  140,238,356, 

493, 623,  754, 911,  1012, 1119, 1242, 1360 

title  page,  contents,  etc 140,238, 

356,  493,  623,  754,  911,  1012,  1119, 1242 
Official  postal  guide,  see  Postal  service. 
Official  publications,  see  Government  publica- 
tions. 

Official  register  of  United  States 233 

Official  reports,  see  Supreme  Court  of  United 

States. 
Officials,  see  Government  officials  and  employ- 

Otford,  H.  R.,  Ribes  in  Western  States. 479 

Offshore-island  area,  air  service  patterns 1237 

Oflcina  Central  de  Traducciones,  see  Central 
Translating  Office. 

Ogden  &  Dougherty .-. 545,1370 

Ogden  Ordnance  Depot,  oil  pipe  line 34, 260,  497 

Ogdensburg,  N.  Y.,  bridge -_  145 

O'Hagan,  Robert,  court  case..- -l...  279, 1163 

O'llara,  Joseph  P.  (Representative  from  Minn.); 
reports  made  by — 

Interstate     and     Foreign     Commerce 

Com 145,771 

Ohio: 

businessmen's  organisations 1 240 

electric  rate  book .__ 264,1027 

facts. 430 

finances 352 

mail  routes,  schedules 296,844, 1060, 1424 

post  route  map 79 

Ohio  Bankers  Association,  address  by  Norman 

J.  Wall... 476 

Ohio  Loan  &  Discount  Co 1071 

Ohio  Oil  Co 1165 

Ohio  Public  Service  Co 835 

Ohio  River: 

light  list 412 

pollution  control,  industrial  waste  guides.  1093 

pollution  control,  report 724 

surface  water  supply  of  basin 52 

Ohio  River  Committee  report 724 

Ohmart,  A.  R.,  court  case... 92 

Oil,  see  Fuel  oil— Oils— Petroleum. 

Oil  burners,  statistics 17,135,  234,  352, 

489,  619,  749,  904,  1004, 1112, 1235,  1352 
see  also  Furnaces. 

Oil  City,  Pa.,  aircraft  accident.. 1009 

Oil  fields,  see  Petroleum. 

Oil  filter  elements,  nomenclature  list 1324 

Oil  hose,  see  Hose  and  hose  fittings. 
Oil  pipe  lines,  see  Pipe  lines. 
Oil  pressure  gages,  see  Gages. 
Oil  sands,  see  Petroleum. 
Oil-shale  reserves,  see  Petroleum. 


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Oil  wells,  see  Petroleum — also  Canol  project. 

Oilers  and  fillers,  specification 1450 

Oils: 

body  oil  from  menhaden 929, 

factory  consumption 17,  135.  235,  352, 

489,  619,  749,  905,  1004,  1112,  1235, 1352 

fats  and  oils  situation 8, 125,  225,  477, 609, 

737, 894,  996, 1102, 1226, 1339 

index  of  special  articles,  1939-43. 125 

fish  liver,  rates  on 1041 

grasses  producing  essential  oils 612 

importers,  etc.,  Honduras 20 

industrial  and  business  statistics  _ 17, 

135,  234,  235,  352,  489,  619,  749,  904, 
905,1004,1112,1235,  1352. 

light  oil  from  coals  of  various  ranks 526 

ubricating— 

for  naval  service,  etc 955 

rates  on 1041 

service  station  deliveries 970 

specifications 316,  456 

tax  regulations 1448 

world  retail  prices,  etc..  54, 271, 525, 932, 1267 

production,  consumption,  etc 904 

special,  standard  nomenclature  list 876, 1089 

statistics,  1943. 476 

varnish,  specification 1057 

correction  of  entry... 1098 

see  also  names  of  oils. 

Oilseeds,  statistics. 476 

O'Keefe,  Patrick  J.,  court  case  of  exr 1168 

Okemah,  Okla.,  court  case 279 

Oklahoma: 

AAA  conservation  practices 485 

businessmen's  organizations 1240 

contested  election 247 

Corporation  Commission,  rates  on  grain 534 

cottons,  fiber  and  spinning  tests 901 

court  case 541,698,858,1399 

finances. 234 

mail  routes  .schedules 78,  564, 844, 1424 

post  route  map 79 

survey  of  conditions  among  Indians 646 

water  flooding  of  oil  sands 54 

Oklahoma  Press  Publishing  Co 1412 

Oklahoma  Ry.: 

abandonment 1040 

accident 1154 

Oklahoma  Transportation  Co.. 178 

Okoume,  foreign  wood .-  613 

Old  age  and  survivors  insurance: 

claims  manual,  app.  K 387 

cost  of  living  for  aged  persons 926 

cost  studies 1260 

evidence  as  to  death,  regulations 49 

extension  of  time,  etc.,  regulations 49 

proofs  common  to  types  of  benefits 50 

proofs  of  claims.. 387 

publications 156 

reconsiderations,  hearings,  and  appeals 387 

Social  Security  Board  report 143 

tax  rates,  suspend  increase  (freeze) — 

hearings - 41,252 

laws ----  26,360 

minority  views 150 

reports.... ----  41,150,240 

veto  message ----? 422 

Old-Age  and  Survivors  Insurance  Btireau..  50,267, 

387, 1029 

OASI  handbook  for  employees 1029 

service  area  directory 267 

Old-Age  and  Survivors  Insurance  Trust  Fund, 
Board  of  Trustees  of,  see  Board  of 
Trustees  of   Federal    Old-Agc   and 
Survivors  Insurance  Trust  Fund. 
Old  age  assistance: 

grants  to  States,  appropriations.. 758 

grants  to  States,  estimates 299,847 

money  payments  to  recipients.. 1377 

Old  age  pensions,  see  Civil  service  pensions — 
Foreign  service — Old  age  and  sur- 
vivors insurance — Old  age  assitsance. 

Old  World,  land  use  lessons 1304, 1440 

Older  workers,  in  wartime.. 1047 

Olds,  Leland,  reappointment ---  1022 

Oleomargarine: 

production - ---  1109, 1232 

production  and  distribution,  regulate. 1131 

taxes,  eliminate -- 29 

Olive,  Mabelle  E.,  relief 767 


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Olives: 

specification... 704 

utilizing  1942-43  production (i08, 894 

OLLA,  see  Lend-Lcase  Administration  Office. 

O'Loughlin,  OeorRo  E.,  relief (530,1132,1245 

Olsen,  Edith  M.: 

wages  in  brass  industry 1410 

wages  in  iron  mining. 1047 

wages  in  mining  and  milling  of  fluorspar 830 

wages  In  nonferrous-metals  industry.. 675 

Olsen,  O.  Wilford,  bionomics  of  lymnaeid  snail.  1341 

Olsen,  Roy  W.,  claim 1133 

Olsen,  Sigfried,  Shipping  Co 767,  I36fi 

OljTupic  Chalet  Co 779 

Olympic  National  Park... 779 

Olympic  Pecreation  Co 779' 

O'Mahoney,  Joseph  C.  (Senator  from  Wyo.): 
minority  views- 
Judiciary  Corn 1136 

paper  presented  by — 

Missouri  River  basin  water  resources..  1037 
reports  made  by — 

Appropriations  Com 782 

Irrigation  and  Reclamation  Com 259 

Judiciary  Com 42 

Military  Affairs  Com. 259,792 

Public  Lands  and  Surveys  Com.  44-45, 1138 
Omnibus  claims  bills,  see  Claims. 

Omohundro,  E.  H.,  new  market  for  cotton 1.348 

On  being  good  neighbors  (Panamericanism) . .  1058 
On  target,  have  you  taken  a  true  bearing  on 

yourself? 681 

On  way  to  democracy  (naturalization  reader)..  1277 

On  the  level,  contour  cultivation 14 

O  ncorhynchus  nerka,  fluctuations  in  abundance.  1 59 
One  came  back,  story  of  Torpedo  squadron  8. .  1285 
One  thousandth  of  the  Nation,  address  by  Dillon 

S.  Myer __.  693 

O'Neal,  Emmet  (Representative  from  Ky.): 
reports  made  by — 

Appropriat"ions  Com. 363 

Conference  Com 759 

O'Neal,  Thomas  H.,  court  case 64,670 

Oneida,  N.  Y.,  railroad  accident 164 

Onions: 

Allium  species  hybrid,  smut  resistance 1228 

diseases  and  their  control _  898 

drying-rate  nomograph 738 

fact  sheet 1232,1348 

growing  transplant  crop 898 

inbreeding  and  heterosis 999 

set  production 612 

Onondaga  Freight  Corp. 816 

Ontario  Freight  Lines  Corp _ 816 

OOC,  see  Censorship  Office. 

OPA,  see  Price  Administration  Office. 

Operating  lights: 

field  lamp,  technical  manual 324 

portable  shadow-reducing,  specification 75 

Operations  analysts  accompanying  Army 1317 

Opinions: 

Attorney  General 64,  279,  545, 1044, 1 276 

index 545 

judge  advocate  general  of  Army,  digest — 

index  and  tables  to  supplement 882 

tableiof  opinions  and  cases 986 

see  also  Decisions — Judgments. 
Opium: 

limit  production 770,789,915 

traffic,  1943 ._ 703 

Opium  poppy,  see  Poppies. 

Oplinger,  Carl  L.,  relief  of  guardian 376,496 

Optical  glass,  see  Glass. 

Optical   rotation,    aromatic   substituent    influ- 
ences, etc 1117 

Orange  juice: 

canned,  standards  for  grades... 1232 

canned  blended,  standards  for  grades. 1232 

canned  concentrated,  standards  for  grades.  1232 

Orange  sneeze  weed,  sheep  on  range  infested 347 

Orange  stem-end  rot  and  its  control. 1105 

Orbisonia  quadrangle.  Pa :.  1266 

Order  of  Railroad  Telegiaphers,  court  case 435 

Order  of  the  Purple  Heart,  see  Military  Order 

of  the  Purple  Heart. 
Orders,  see  names  of  departments,  bureaus,  etc., 
issuing  orders — also  subject  of  order. 
Orders  (decorations),  see  Decorations  of  honor. 


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Ordnance: 

depot  stock  control  procedure 210 

instructions  for  processing,  etc 1217 

items  common  to  2  or  more  groups.  881,1081, 1328 

lubrication  of  artillery 211 

maintenance — 

field  maintenance 586,977,1205 

ordnance  field  service  bulletins.  108,211,330 
sets,  standard  nomenclature  list.  213, 331, 877 

technical  manual _  103-104 

major  items,  standard  nomenclature  lists.,  no, 

211  212  213 
manufacturing  facilities,  etc.,  for  Navy.  371, 380 

636,638,758 
matfenel — 

8-in.  howitzer.. jos 

experimental  tests '"""  330 

protection  in  open  storage 108 

return  from  ports  of  embarkation '.  io7 

see  also  names  of  matfriel. 

iTiiscellaneous  piece  material.. 723 

obsolete  material 330, 881, 986, 1091, 1327-28 

ordnance  equipment  charts  105-107, 

210,  328-329, 463 

mdex         ,.  105,884 

ordnance  field  service  bulletins 107-108 

210-211,329-330,463 
ordnance  provision  svstem  108-113 

211-214,  "330-332,  463-466,"  597-598! 
723-724.  884,  988,  1092-93. 

plant  facilities,  estimate.  1427 

product  guide. .  _ ." 108 

property.  Army  regulations 975 

I)roperty,  sales.  Army  regulations 444, 1453 

publications  for  supply  index 214 

schedule  of  stores  reports 113,  214,  332,  460 

ser viceahili t y  standards '  330 

standard  nomenclature  list  108-113 

211-214,  330-332,  46(M62,  464-466! 
593-596,  597-598,  716-721,  723-724 
876-881,  884,  984-986,  988,  1089-91, 
1093. 

stock  control  manual 713 

storage  and  shipment  charts 113-114,214,332 

tools  and  supplies  for  companies,  etc  113 

465,  595,  721,  723,  880, 985, 109Y,  1093 

workers  in  1918  and  1943...  174 

see   also   Military   supplies— a/so   names   of 
ordnance  matfriol. 
Ordnance  Bureau,  Navv  Dept    ...     74,182,291,418 
562.  (583, 839,  952. 1054,  1 177, 1287,  142('i 

appropriations,  proposed  provision 847 

Ordnance  Department.  War  Dent.  105,  210.  327,  463. 
597,  723,  8S:B,  987,  1092, 1216.  1330 

.\rniy  regiilations 444,975, 14.=3 

catalog 108-11.3.211-214.330-332.463-466 

597-598,  72:j-724. 884,  988. 1092-93 

field  manual 100.  320,  445,  .586.  977,  1205 

mobilization  training  program 446 

ordnance  equipment  chart.  107,329 

posters . 114,598,1093 

.publications  added  to  library 105,  210,  328 

ser  vice  in  the  field 320,  445 

supply  catalog 460-462,  593-596,  716-721, 

876-881,  983-986, 1089-91, 1324-28,  1463 

tables  of  allowances 12O6 

tables  of  equipment 102,  206,  322-323,  448, 

708,  711,  871.  979, 1082, 1210, 1320-21, 1458 

tables  of  organization 102,  206,  322-323,  448, 

708,  711, 871, 979, 1082. 1210, 1320-21, 1458 

Ordnance  depot  company,  flelfl  manual 586 

Ordnance  motor  vehicle  distributing  company..  465 

Ore,  see  Ores. 

Oregon: 

businessmen's  organizations -. 908 

coast  pilot 138 

finances 352 

geographic  names  in  coastal  areas. 1240 

gold,  silver,  copper,  lead  and  zinc 1034 

mail  routes,  schedules.. _.  78,421,844,1181 

metal  mining,  1943    271 

museum  in  Portland 637,795,915 

post  route  map 79 

jHiblic  lands  jurisdiction 779 

publications,  price  list 1144 

relief 256,360 

surface  water  supply 52 

Oregon  Express. 59 


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Oregon-Nevada-California  Fast  Freight,  Inc.  ..     59 

Oregon  Short  Line  R.  H.,  court  case -.  tj70 

Oregon-Washington  Bridge  Co 515,070,941 

Ores: 

(leiMsits  of  Cot  tonwood-American  Fork  area.  100 

ileposits  cf  Sliafter  mining  district.  .  52 

periodic  pincer  to  control  (low 062 

see  also  Metals,  and  names  of  metals. 
Organic  compounds,  see  Cheniicals. 
Organization  of  Congress,  Joint  Committee  on, 
gee  Congress,  Joint  Committee  on  Or- 
ganization of. 
Oraanizatiors,  see  Corporations. 
Organized     Keserves,    ordnance     fiel<l    .service 

bulletin. 210 

OrieDt,  see  East  (Far  East). 
()rie!ital  fruit  moth,  methyl  bromide  fumiga- 
tion..  34,') 

orleutfltioii  for  artillery,  technical  manual.  1085, 1400 

Orleans  (luadrangle,  Mass .-  808 

Ornitbodoros,  see  Ticks. 

Oro  Blanco  quadrangle,  Ariz  807 

Oroville  quadrangle,  Calif ...     807 

Orvedal,  A.  C,  soil  survey 898 

f)sage.  Mo.,  railroad  accident --  603 

Osage  County,  Okla.,  court  case ..1403 

Osage  Indians: 

attorneys'  fees (>•♦''.  770,  1240 

court  case - 5^5 

survey  of  conditions .-  790 

Osage-orange,  .\merican  wood 134.5 

Osborn,  James  M.,  ta.v  appeal .-  700 

Osborn,  Marie-Louise,  tax  appeal ..  700 

Osborne,  Hugh  T.,  court  case 835, 1172 

Osborne,  John  D.,  court  case. 1044 

Osborne,  Mary  E..  court  case 1044 

Osgood  Range,  tungsten  deposits 391 

Osseo,  Minn.,  aircraft  accident..  900 

Oswald  &  Hess  Co 1187.1435 

Oswego,  N.  Y.,  railroad  accident 274 

Otero,  M.  M..• 
byproduct  and  beehive  coke 1267 

coke  and  byproducts,  1943 1035 

coke  and  byproducts  from  coal-gas  retorts. .  602 

coke  byproducts,  1941-42 061 

OtisAi  Co." 825,1404 

Otley,   Velma,   directory   of  commodities  and 

services,  index 1295 

0"I'oole,     Donald     L.     (Representative     from 
N.  Y.): 
report  made  by- 
Library  Com 773 

Otter  trawl  net  for  small  fishing  boats.. 805 

Ottmuller,  Jacob  F.,  court  case  of  exrx 108 

Ouachita  River,  review  of  reports 1094 

Outboard  motors,  technical  manual 1085 

Outerwear,  see  Clothing. 

Outlet-bodies,  iron,  etc.,  specification 1312 

Outlet-boxes,  steel,  specification 1312 

Outlet-fittines,  floor,  .specification 1199 

Outlying  possessions: 

censuses  and  vital  statistics. 233 

crime  reports 405. 1160 

index, V. 14 405 

publications,  price  list... 1378 

Ovens,  eltftric,  specification i 1288 

Overcoats,  specification... 182 

Overseas  aviation,  see  Aeronautics. 

Overshoes,  specification 441,1075 

Overtime,   see   Government   oflScials  and   em- 
ployees—Postal service. 
Overton,  John  H.  (Senator  from  La.): 
minority  views — 

Commerce  Com ..    40 

papers  presented  by — 

flood  control  on  Boeuf,  etc.  Rivers  ..   ..  377 

Intracoastal  Waterway 919 

St.  Johns  River  _ .....  1134 

Santecand  Congaree  Rivers 1022 

reports  made  by — 

Appropri;itions  Com 510 

Commerce  Com   788,  1134 

District  of  Columbia  Com 40 

Owen,  Bruce  C,  .soil  survey 228 

Owen,  Robert  L.,  global  alphabet 37 

Owen,  William  L.,  relief  of  guardian 767,1366 

Owens  Creek,  survey 599 

OWL  «««  War  Information  Office. 


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Oxygen: 

dissolved,  testing-outfits,  specification 294 

equipment,  installation  in  aircraft. 1085 

generating  unit,  technical  manual 324 

Oxygen  breathing  apparatus,  loss  of  life .    660 

Oxygen  container,  liquid,  specifications 590,714 

Oxygen  mask: 

siwciflcation .   . ...325.456 

therapy  outfit,  technical  manual 1322 

Oxygen  regulator,  specification   .. .   457 

Oxygen  system  maintenance  cnse,  specification.  451 

Oxygen  therariy  outfit,  technical  manual 1322 

Oyster  shells,  rates  on  screenings     1041 

Oysters:  . 

canned  packet!,  1943    523 

phmlingand  marketing .-.  805 

preparation  for  market 1145 

removal  from  York  River  and  Queen  Creek.  505 
Ozalid  Corporation,  ste,  as  sncces.sor,  General 

Aniline  <t  Film  Coriioration. 
Ozee.  Carl  II.,  njolor  carrier  decision. 1392 


P.  A.  C,  see  Political  Action  Committee,  C.  I.  O. 
P.  A.  W.,  see  Petroleum  Administration  for  War. 
P.  B.  A.,  see  Public  Buildings  Administration. 
P.  R.  A.,  see  Public  Roads  Administration. 
P.  W.  A.,  see  Public  Works  Administration. 

P.  and  S.  docket. 14,133,231. 

349,  486,  744. 902,  1001, 1109, 1232, 1348 

Paal,  Julius,  admission  to  United  States 42,  S.W 

Pabon,  Ramon  D.,  see  Davila  Pabon,  Ramon. 
PAC,  see  Political  Action  Committee,  C.  I.  O. 

Pace,  Elizabeth  C,  court  case.. .-  310 

Pace,  Stephen  (Representative  from  Ga.): 
reports  made  by^ 

Agriculture  Com    302,027 

Pacheco    Herrarte,     Mariano,    agriculture    in 

Guatemala -  1058 

Pacific  Alaska  Airways,  Inc.,  see  Pan  American 

Airways,  Inc. 
Pacific  Coast: 

coast  pilot 138 

current  tables 491 

light  list — 412 

pilot  rules  for  certain  inland  waters 559 

radiobeacon  system 412 

see  also  Pacific  States. 

Pacific  Construction  Co.,  Ltd 25 

Pacific  Dry  Dock  &  Repair  Co.,  Inc 31,256,359 

Pacific  Electric  Ry.: 

rates  on  bananas 399 

rates  on  citrus  fruit  juice  — 534 

Pacific  Gas  &  Electric  Co.. 670 

Pacific  Gear  &  Tool  Works.- 1061 

Pacific  islands: 

central  and  south  Pacific  gazetteer... 952 

lights  and  fog  signals... 290 

radiobeacon  system 412 

sailing  directions,  supplements 290,416 

Pacific  Motor  Trucking  Co    532,533 

Pacific  Northwest,  see  Northwest  (U.  S.). 

Pacific  Northwest  Finance  Corporation 577 

Pacific  Ocean: 

pilot  chart  of  north  Pacific 74, 

181,291.417,839, 1054, 1176,  1419 
pilot  chart  of  south  Pacific.  .  291, 682, 1054, 1419 

tide  tables. ---  1115 

tropical  cyclones. 839 

war  mai)S    - 1176 

see  also  Pacific  Islands. 

Pacific  pilchard,  see  Pilchard. 

Pacific  salmon  see  Salmon. 

Pacific  Salmon  Fisheries  Commission,  see  Inter- 
national   Pacific   Salmon    Fisheries  , 
Commission. 

Pacific  slojie  basins,  see  Pacific  States. 

Pacific  States: 

fi.sheries,  1941 52;J 

publications,  price  list 1144 

surface  water  supply 62,658 

see  also  Pacific  Coast. 

Pacific  time,  see  Time. 

Pacific  War  Zone  Bar,  certificate  card 191 

Pack  artillery,  see  Artillery. 

Packages,  see  Containers. 

Packaging,  see  Packing. 


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Packard,  C.  M.,  insect  enemies  of  cereal  crops..  89 
Packers  and  stockyards  act,  action  taken  on 

eases,  monthly  report. 14, 133,231, 

349, 486,  744, 902, 1001, 1109, 1232, 1348 
I'acklnt;: 

iiKricultural  products,  wartime  packaging..  1348 

bolts,  simplified  practieo  for  packaging 355 

lightweight  aircraft  accessories 456, 1087 

ordnance  instructions  for  packaging,  etc. . .  1217 
overseas  shipment,  specifications.  1287, 1420, 1421 

poster 73 

small  arms  ammunition,  materials  used.  113,  596 

fires,  tuhes,  etc.,  overseas  shipment 1055 

Packing  case  assembly,  specification... 451 

Packing  industry: 

accident  control 944 

Argentina 20 

cooperative  and  farmer  owned  enterprises..  899 

labor  market  information 1437 

Mexico 20 

organizing  for  safety 944 

profits,  1936-42 84 

related  occupations 962 

Packing  leather,  specification 441 

Packings: 

Ships  Bureau  manual 562 

specifications 76, 182,  294,  316,  581 , 

704,  864, 973, 1057, 1179, 1200, 1288, 1422 

Packs,  photographic  power,  specification 1087 

Paddles,  boat  and  life  float,  specification 1055 

Paden,  Donald  W.,  delivery  pooling  for  retail 

stores _ 751 

Padlocks,  specifications. 293, 1450 

Pads: 

desk,  specifications... 1200,1450 

surgical-operating,  specification 1312 

PagSn,  Bolivar  (Resident  Commissioner  from 
P.  R.): 

bill  introduced  by 1364 

Page,  Ben  M.,  bituminous  sandstone  deposits, 

Edna,  Calif 1381 

Page,  Grace  O.,  relief... 501,1021,1245 

Page,  Lincoln  R.,  tuBgsten  deposits 391 

Page,  Minnie  A.,  tax  appeal  of  trustees 312 

Page,  W.  O.,  court  case 435 

Pagenhardt,  M.  H.,  &  Co 670 

Pages,  see  Messengers. 

Pails,  steel,  statistics 1004, 1112, 1235, 1352 

Pailthorp,  R.  R.,  good  seed  potatoes 487 

Paint  and  painting: 

case  history  report  for  paint  industry 1300 

colors  and  containers  for  paints. __ 355 

distribution  methods  and  costs,  paints..  388,656 
general  schedule,  paints  and  ingredients...  1310 

masonry  walls,  painting.. 492 

natural  mineral-paint  extenders. 162 

painting  steel 1358 

rates  on  paint 816 

ships  in  service,  painting 562 

specifications  for  paint 442, 1200. 1288 

statistics — 

coldwatcr  paints 17, 135,  234,  352, 

489,  619, 749,  904, 1004, 1112, 1235, 1352 

paint. 17,135,234,352, 

489,619,749,904,1004,  1112,  1235,  1352 

plastic  paints 17,135,234,352, 

489,619,749,  904,  1004,  1112,  1235,  1352 

steel  potable  water  tanks,  painting 356 

swimming  pools,  paints 492 

Painting,  see  Paint  and  painting — Paintings. 

Paint  brushes,  specification 1421 

Paint  removers,  let  ter  circular 753 

Paintings: 

Army  at  war,  by  American  artists 443,974 

French,  from  Chester  Dale  collection 1304 

Latin  American  painting  comes  into  ovm 420 

Paiut3  Indians,  constitution,  etc.,  of  Kanosh 

band 53 

Pajaro  River,  survey _ 885 

Palatine  Insurance  Co.,  Lid. 1446 

Palestine: 

copyright  extension,  proclamation 422 

Jewish  national  home 632 

Palestine,  Tex . ,  aircraft  accident 1355 

Palladium  and  platinum  hydrogen- electrodes.-  1241 
Palmer,  C .  E . ,  tuberculosis  mortality,  1939-41 ...    49 

Palmer,  Clyde  n,  relief 1126 

Palmer,  Lola  J,  relief  of  estate _.  1126 

Palmer,  Margie  J.,  relief  of  guardian 1126 

Palms,  sewing,  specification 973 


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Palouse  Conservation  Experiment  Station,  ero- 

sion  control  and  reclamation  of  land    617 

Paluck,  Pete,  relief. 245,643  756 

Pamphletlaws,  «ee  Laws.  '      ' 

Pamphlacs: 

copyrighted 70, 176,  408,  553, 832, 1049, 1281 

nonmailable,  amend  criminal  code 147, 636 

Pan  America,  see  American  republics-^z/so  cer-' 
tain  headings  beginning  Pan  Ameri- 
can. 

Pan  American  Airways,  Inc.: 

certificate  of  public  convenience,  etc 907 

Latin-American  rate  case 354 

relief ] 25 

Pan  American  book  shelf...  183, 295, 420, 685, 843, 1290 
author  index,  v.  6 295 

Pan-American  club  news ^ .  ]  385, 1258 

Pan  American  Day: 

list  of  material 295 

Pan  American  Union  bulletin 295 

poster 295 

programs,  report 1293 

Pan  American  Health  Day,  Pan  American  Sani- 
tary Bureau  bullet  in 563 

Pan  American  Highway,  see  Inter-American 
Highway. 

Pan  American  Petroleum  &  Transport  Co 515 

Pan  American  Sanitary  Bureau 77, 183,  294,  563, 

685,  843,  955, 1057, 1180, 1289, 1423 

bulletin 77, 183,  294,  563, 685, 843, 955, 1057, 

1180, 1289, 1423 

index,  1943 553 

report,  1940-41 77 

same  (in  Spanish) 77 

report,  1941-42 _.    77 

Pan-American  Steamship  Co.,  Inc 176 

Pan  American  Union. 77, 183,  294,  420,  563, 

685, 843,955, 1058, 1180, 1290, 1423 

bulletin 77, 183-184,  295,  420,  563,  685, 

843,  955-956,  1058,  1180-81,  1290,  1423 

indexes,  1943 77 

posters 295 

publications  in  English,  July  1943 78 

Pan  Americanism,  see  American  republics. 

Pan-Atlantic  Carloading  Dispatch  Service,  Inc.    60 

Panama: 

article 564 

crossroads  of  the  world 1431 

Inter-American  Highway  agreement _.  434 

lease  of  defense  sites,  agreement _  967 

military  officer  as  adviser 1444 

Panama  Canal 295,420,1058 

ali^n  employees,  leave  privileges. _ 1425 

code,  to  amend 1250 

see  also  subject  of  amendment. 

district  attorney  and  marshal,  terms 505, 

760,790,915,1250 
employees  of  Isthmian  Canal  Commission- 
annuities  in  recognition  of  services 505, 

638,  758, 1250 

retirement  benefits 628 

employees,  voluntary  retirement 505, 1250 

employment.  Exec,  orders 957, 1061 

estimates,  etc 295, 1427 

Executive  Department 1058 

Executive  Office. 1058 

governor  to  acquire,  etc.,  property 81 

new  shipworm _ _ _  1 192 

piers,  operation  by  Panama  R.  R. 1183 

publications,  price  list. 928 

telephone  directory 1058 

vessel  measurement  rules 1310 

Panama  Canal  Zone,  see  Panama  Canal. 

PanamaCity,  Panama,  article  on 564 

Panama  R.  R.: 

annuities  for  former  employees.  505,  638,  758, 1250 

employment.  Exec,  order 1061 

leave  privileges  for  alien  employees. 1425 

operation  of  Panama  Canal  piers 1183 

retirement  benefits  for  former  employees 628 

Panamerican,  see  headings  beginning  Pan 
American. 

Panel  assembly  receptacle,  specifications 710 

Panels,  plywood ,  specific  gravity  chart 1345 

Panhandle  Eastern  Pipe  Line  Co 517, 1163, 1404 

Panicum  virgatum,  analysis  of  variation 1106 

Panoche  Valley  quadrangle,  Calif 659 

Panorama,  inter-American  cultural  events. .  184, 843 

Pans,  specifications 316,  419,  562,  704, 841, 1179 

Panther  Creek  Mines,  Inc 947,1412 


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Paolini, Irene M., claim }3fifi 

Pape,  George,  court  case '-^'o 

Paper: 

and  pulp  industry— 

article ")7 

case  history  reports. -  -  |*;'j 

control  of  accidents -  J  J'" 

organizing  for  safety i*'*' 

conservation,  posters - J**^ 

fact  sheet,  waste  paper - ---  14^» 

humidity  effect -- ------  ^os 

industrial  waste  paper  salvage  program         572 
industry  report.  492, 752, 908, 1011  1117, 1241,  357 

lignin-phenolic  resin-impregnated U4& 

negative  preserver,  specification yoz 

newsprint,  investigation— 

hearings -- llos 

report.  —  -- - {'f» 

publications,  lists - - 742,1011 

rates  on —  „„, 

paper - - };^°i 

printing  paper -- -- i"w 

tissue  paper °^° 

■svTapping  paper oi» 

re-use  of  waste  paper.  I'l" 

.    safe  practices,  standard.... -„y  Vnn  Vifi  V2fi 

srvpniflrations  --   97,  iOU,  »1D,  d^D, 

specihcations— -^^  864,  875.  973,  1087,  1422,  1462 

trade  statistics  of  American  republics 752 

use  paper  trooper  campaign  materials 14,j9 

see  also  names  of  articles  manufactured  from 
paper. 

Paper  clips,  specification i*^w 

Paper  fasteners,  specification..    .-._- i^ii 

Paper -fastening  machines,  specification    -      -  -  Sib 
Paper  money,  outstanding.... 95, 198,314,440, 

Paper  Section,  news  bulletin...  21.237,622,909, 1011 
Paper  Stationery  &  Tablet  Manufacturers  As- 
sociation, Inc 1300 

Paper  trimmer,  specification 592 

Paperhoard,  see  Cardboard. 

Papers,  see  Mail  matter— Records. 

Papreg,  moisture  excluding  eflectiveness,  etc..  1345 

Parachute  troops: 

additional  pay,  Army  regulations...  202,583,866 

become  a  paratrooper,  poster 1092 

Parachutes: 

loft  certificates  and  ratmgs Mb 

.specifications- 

cargo  parachutes 4ftb 

parachute  emergency  kit 455 

parachutes 591 

technician  certificates 235 


Paraguay; 

country  of  rivers li»4 

labor  legislation o/o 

military  aviation  mission,  agreement 19% 

military  mission,  agreement 309 

monetary  and  banking  measures 51/ 

trade  of  United  States  in  1942 1010 

women's  organizations.... :;i"i,o? 

Parallel  rulers,  specification 7fa,  1421 

Paralytic  poliomyelitis,  see  Poliomyelitis. 

Parasites,  see  names  of  animals,  etc.,  affected— 
also  names  of  parasites. 

Parasitology,  description  of  profession 852 

Paratroops,  see  Parachute  troops. 

publications  of  interest  to 66,1278 

immarried,  psychological  implications .  1278 

Paris  green,   airplane  dusting   for  A.   quadri- 

maculatus  control .-  924 

Parity,  see  Income- Prices. 

Park,  C.  F.,  jr.,  manganese  deposits 658 

Park  rangers,  see  Rangers. 

Park  River,  flood  control 1021 

Parke,  Austin  &  Lipscomb,  Inc 268,803,1163 

Parker,  Arthur  L.,  patent  appeal 754 

Parker,  Bertie  L.,  relief 631,914,1133 

Parker,  Florence  E.: 

consumers'  cooperatives  in  1942 67 

cooperative  movement  in  1943 674 

cooperative  movement,  international 945 

Parker,  Kenneth  \V.,  southwestern  stockman, 

play  to  win!... 12 

Parker,  Lewis  P.,  fish-salvage 523 

Parker,  R.  R.:  ^„ 

American  Q  fever -    4° 

Pasteurella  tularensis  in  liquid  medium 519 


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Parker  Dam,  specifications.... Woi'^l^^A 

Parker  Motor  Freight -  1388,1404 

Parkinson.  Eleanor,  relief lOio 

Parks,  L.  E.,  body  oil  from  menhaden 9^ 

Parks,  Philip  L.,  court  case. id» 

Parks,  see  National  parks. 
Parliament,  see  Great  Britain. 

Parole  Board .-z-ir-l- ' onn 

Parran,  Thomas,  health  of  the  Nation 800 

sfe  aZ«o  Public  Health  Service. 

Parrish,  M.  C,  &  Co ^^^ 

Parry  V.  F.: 

coal-carbonization  process 161 

packaged  fuel ..-- »^^ 

subbituminous  lump  coal y^f 

Parsons,  Willard  H.,  concrete  materials. 621 

Part-time  work: 

of  students  of  Baltimore,  Md 550 

standards  for  school  youth,  endorsement....  674 

El  pArvulo,  su  cuicado  y  educacion     . 1194 

Paschall,  A.  H.,  physical  land  conditions 902 

Pask,  Joseph  A.,  thermal  analysis  of  clay  mm- 

ers-ls 

Passenger  lists,  transport,  Army  regulations 706 

Passenger  rates:  . 

agreements  between  common  carriers 1367 

Alabama  intrastate  fares -^;-,?^a 

between  D.  C.  and  Va -  534,1158 

increased  railway  rates,  fares,  etc ^'^ 

of  Hudson  &  Manhattan  R.  R . - -  27b 

reduced  to  personnel  of  armed  services ^il2s, 

1136, 1247 

Passenger  traffic: 

sea  traffic  data,  1930-38 1237 

statistics,  Class  1  -i^-^- ,;  ,^3^,? I^'iSu'^ 

^%CTformarf-  165, 275, 529, 664, 814, 1039, 1156, 1388 

transportation  of  explosives..        -771 

Passengers  in  aircraft.  Army  regulations 1204 

Paste,  Anna,  relief "™ 

Paste,  Doris,  relief  of  guardian I3bb 

Paste,  Evelyn,  relief  of  guardian 13bb 

Paste,  Joseph,  relief 1^™ 

Paste,  Rose,  relief ^^ 

Paste,  specification °?^ 

Paste  brushes,  specification . -...----.-  »m 

Pasteurella    tularensis,    cultivation    m    liquid 

medium '^1° 

Pasteurization,  milk,  facilities 5ia 

analysis,  point-quadrat  method 1 102 

article  on -. T^ 

good  pastures  produce  meat ,  etc 1U0| 

Patapsco  Dry-Dock  Co...  .-..-.--- 0° 

Patches,  standard  nomenclature  list  ------  -  -  l'^''* 

Patent  Appeals,  Court  of,  see  Court  of  Customs 

and  Patent  Appeals. 

Patent  Office  21,139,237,356, 

I  atent  umce. . . .  —  ^^^^  ^^^  ^^^^  ^^^^  ^^^^  j242, 1359 

classification  bulletin.. 237,753,13,^9 

decisions,  1943 "  -  VoV/o'  0V7  w? 

Hpoisinns   wecklv  Jz,  141),  .m ( ,  JOO, 

decisions,  weeK^ij  ^^^^  ^^^  ^^^^  ^^^^^  ^^^^  ^^42, 1359 

interference  practice,  revision. . . . .     - . .  -  -  -  -  -  ^6 

nfTipifll  pnrotte  22,140,237,356, 

ofl.c.al  ga^^^tt^^gg -^23,-754, 910, 1012, 1118, 1242, 1.360 

title  page,  contents,  etc 140, 238, 

356,493,623,754,911,1012,1119,1242 

weekly  index      22, 140, 238, 356, 

493, 623,  754, 911, 1012, 1119, 1242, 1360 

reg  ister  of  G  0 vemment  interests 297 

report,  1942... 23 

pln>;qifirafion 22,140,238,356, 

Classification  .^^..^^^  754, 911, 1012, 1119, 1243, 1360 

classification  manual- 
design  classes  .- c"':"";ni"iiio 

errata  and  minor  correction  sheet..  493,  iii« 

index. ISdO 

substitute  pages 238,911,1360 

decisions,  1943 -  - " "  Vn  VaW  VqV  -j  i 

decisions,  weekly 22, 140,  .^3/',  jw, 

493,  622,  753, 910, 1012, 1118, 1242, 1359 

inofficial  gazette... 22,140,237,356, 

493, 623, 754, 910, 1012, 1118, 1242, 1360 

index,  1943 356 

interference  practice,  revision ...  WB 

manual  for  employees  of  Agriculture  Dept.  1347 


1600 


Index,  1944 


Page 
Patents— Continued 

of  Agricultural  and   Industrial   Chemistry 

Bureau _..  609 

of  Insecticide  Investigations  Division...  345,739 

patent  calendar  for  Oct.  term,  1944 1255 

I)est  control,  review 10,127,227,345 

479, 61 1 ,  739, 896, 998, 1 104, 1228, 1342 

register  of  Oovemnient  interests 297 

nee  also  Inventions. 
Patents  Committee,  House: 

hearings _ 636,918 

reports 636,  777 

Patents    Divison,    Judge    Advocate    General's 

Dept.,  Army  regulations 706 

Paterson  quadrangle,  N.  J 1382 

Pathology,  medical,  description  of  profession....  852 
see  also  Diseases  of  plants. 

Pathology  Division 898 

Patmaii,  Wright  (Representative  from  Tex.): 

handbook  for  service  men  and  women    .         28, 

251, 362 
reports  made  by — 

National  Defense  Program  in  Its  Rela- 
tion to  Small  Business  in  United 
States,  Select  Committee  to  Con- 
duct Study  and  Investigation  of....  146, 

369 

Patrick  Henry  National  Monument 1369 

Patrolling  field  manual 445,707,976 

Patrolling  the  ether _._  11.39 

Patroon  quadrangle,  Tex. -La 809 

Patterns: 

commercial  standard 1241 

rates  on 60 

Patterson,  Elizabeth  J.,  relief 630 

Patterson,  Joy,  relief 630 

Patterson,  Robert  F.,  relief  of  daughter-in-law, 

etc ._  630 

Patterson,  Roberta,  relief 630 

Patterson,  W.  A.,  interlocking  relationships 491 

Patterson,    William    ¥.,    wartime   program   of 

Apprentice-Training  Service 693 

Patton,  B.  J.,  physical  land  conditions 487 

Patton,  Nat  (Representative  from  Tex.): 
reports  made  by- 
Accounts  Com. 362 

Claims  Com... 30-31,244-246.364. 

501-502,  629-632,  765-767, 1015. 1125-27 
Patton,  Robert  L  excretion  of  arsenic  by  Mal- 

pighian  tubes 223 

Paul  Benson  H.: 

determining  specific  gravity 482 

specific  gravity  chart,  plywood  panels 1345 

specific  gravity  of  ply  wood 1345 

Paul,  William  L.,  court  ease 672 

Paulins,  specifications 1057 

Pauls  Valley,  Okla.,  railroad  accident 1038 

Pavements,  airport,  design  manual 353 

Paving  materials,  specification 1312 

PAW  (administration),  see  Petroleum  Adminis- 
tration for  War. 

Pawnee  County,  Okla.,  court  case 670 

Paxson,  Joseph  A.,  court  case 670 

Pay,  see  Armed  forces— Army— Coast  Guard- 
Marine  Corps — Navy — also   names 
of  departments,  bureaus,  etc.,  where 
pay  is  received. 
Pay  accounts,  see  Accounts  and  accounting. 
Pay  roll  savings,  see  War  savings  bonds  and 

stamps. 
Pay  rolls: 

Army  regulations 99,319,444,584,706,1077 

employment  and  pay  rolls,  monthly .  829, 

945,1047,1167,1279,1410 
State,  county,  etc.,  survey...  .  551, 

829,945,1167,1279,1411 
Paymaster  General,  Navy,  see  Supplies  and  Ac- 
counts Bureau,  Navy  Dept. 

Payment  certificates,  regulations.. 1292 

Payments: 

for  supplies  and  nonpersonal  services 589, 

980, 1212, 1460 

prompt  payment  of  bills  and  accounts 866 

under  contracts,  Army  regulations 319, 

706, 866, 1076 

Payne,  Marguerite  T.,  court  case 403 

Payroll  savings,  see  War  savings  bonds  and 

stamps. 
Payrolls,'«ee  Pay  rolls. 
PBA,  »ee.Public  Buildings  Administration. 


Pugefl 


Pea,  see  Peas. 
Pea  aphid: 

and  methods  for  its  control  on  peas  .  10 

measurement  of  resistance  of  peas.  224 

Peabody,  L.  E.,  post-war  tralfic  levels  1388 

Peabody,  Mass.,  leather  manufacturing  plant        81 

Peace: 

international  organization — 

documents isqr 

proposals ]      1355 

remarks 1019 

terms,  request  for  information .........  503 

war  financing,  how  war  bonds  help 1314 

Peace  jitters  and  migration  problem 1437 

Peace  Now  Movement,  investigation..  252 

Peaches,  utilizing  1942-43  production 737 

Peanut  butter,  specification 1312 

Peanut  meal: 

Dominican  surpluses,  purchase 43} 

yields  per  acre ..  35^ 

Peanut  oil: 

specificat  ion 199 

yields  in  southern  regions,  1942. .        .  350 

Peanuts: 

rates  on ro 

weekly  peanut  report 14, 133, 231^  349, 

4S6,  (>15,  745,  902, 1001, 1109,  1232,  l.?49 
Pear,  set  Pears. 
Pearl  Harbor: 

catastrophe,  court  martial  cases- 
laws  27,768 

mmority  views .  773 

reports 760,77.3,780,791,1368 

contracts  for  installations,  investigation 774 

fishery  rights  taken  by  U.  S.,  payment- 
hearing .379 

law 756 

reports 261,767 

Pearlman,  Lester  M.,  ordnance  workers  in  1918 

and  1943 174 

Pearlman,  Martin  M.,  tax  appeal  of  transferee    1446 
Pears: 

Bosc,  effect  of  water  deficits  in  tree .   741 

cold  storage  prospects  in  1 944 1 231 

export  act,  grades,  requirements,  etc 615 

psylla,  sticky  trap  board  used .  _     1342 

utilization  of  production 225.737 

Pearson,  Een,  Co i03 

Pearson,  Forrest  O.,  tax  appeal.  1446 

Peary  Polar  Expedition,  1908-09,  silver  medals  to 

certain  members .    32.239 

Peas: 

aphid  on  peas  and  its  control 10 

aphid  resistance 224 

dry,  production  and  Dec.  1  stocks 477 

Peat  production  in  1913 10.35 

pE'ecan : 

^       American  wood 129.1230 

harvest  date  and  curing,  effects  on  nuts 1 105 

mineral  constituents  o(  nuts,  etc..  898 

photosynthesis,  etc.,  of  leaves  treated  with 

Bordenux  mixture,  etc CI2 

Pechanec,  Joseph  F  ,  sagebrush  burning 229 

Pechin,    Zillah    T.,    industrial    nursing    with 

T.  V.  A 1308 

Peek,  Samuel  M.,  patch  test  in  dermatitis 924 

Peck,  Willys  R.,  cultural  exchange  with  China.  1104 
Pecora,  William  T.,  nickel-silicate,  etc.,  deposits.  658 

Pecos  River  region,  N.  Mex.,  map 1J47 

Pectic  substances: 

galacturonic  acid  from 621 

vitamin  C  synthesis 1012 

Pederscn,  Nels  J.,  relief 245,256.3.59 

Pee  Dee  River,  preliminary  examination,  etc. .  1094 

Peebles,  R.  H.,  ratooned  SXP  cotton 480 

Peeling  machines,  specinc<»tior!s 684,973 

Peevy,  W.  J.,  erosion  control,  etc 350 

Peiirson,  E.  W.,  tin 662 

Pekras,  Claire  A.,  court  case 670 

Pekras,  John,  court  case 670 

Pelecypoda  of  M  iocene  and  Lower  Pliocene 270 

rella;:ra,  health  leaflet 519 

Pelletier,  Joseph  E.  H.,  court  case 1044 

Pelouze,  Percy  S.: 

gonorrhea,  the  epidemic  we  face 654 

wartime  management  of  gonorrhea ..  519 

Peinberton,  Howard  ly.,  relief 245.256.359 

Pembinn  River,  survey 1094 

Penal  institutions,  see  Prisons  and  prisoners. 


January-December 


1601 


Page 
Penalty  mail: 

Army  regulations,  penalty  envelopes,  etc 99 

Qovernment  use- 
hearings. 147 

law... - 9U 

reports .-  -  147,148,794 

instructions .-  1290 

laws  according  free  mailing  privileges llSl 

provisions  rel.  to  various  departments-.  U27-29 

Pencil  sharpeners,  specification 1312 

Pencils: 

lead,  specification.. 1200 

skin-marking,  specification 310 

wage  order  poster 552 

wax,  specification 1312 

Pend  Oreille  Lake,  water  storage,  investigate . .  145, 

219,  367 
Pendleton,  T.  P..  mapping  with  multiplex  in- 
strument..  ---  1204 

Penfield  Co.  of  California.... 14(!4 

Penholders,  specification 1312 

Penicillin: 

article  issued  by  Public  Health  Service 49 

background  of  production.. _ 738 

in  relapsini;  fever  infections .-  921 

in  tuberculosis ^01 

methods  of  assay .-.-  ...  1227 

new  medical  ally 902 

technical  bulletin  for  Army  use 1084 

treatment  of  early  syphilis 206 

Penn  Yan,  N.  Y.,  aircraft  accident 1009 

Pennell,  Elliott  H.,  location  and  movement  of 

ph  ysicians 654 

Pennock,  Jean  L.,  what  families  spend  for  medi- 
cal care Oil 

Pennsylvania: 

anthracite  coals,  analyses. 12()0 

beech-birch-maple-hemlock  forests. 470 

businessmen's  organizations 1110 

court  case 310 

district  judge,  filling  vacancy 772. 1023 

district  judges,  investigate  conduct 145,  211 

electric  rate  book 261,  799 

employment  and  pay  rolls i 829 

finances 231 

horizontal  drilling  for  oil 1268 

mail  routes,  schedules 79,  421, 686, 1060, 1424 

post  route  map 79 

Pennsylvania-Central  Airlines  Corporation —  12.39 

Pennsylvania  Co.,  notes. 1389 

Pennsylvania  Co.  for  Insurances  on  Lives  & 

Granting  \nnuities 403,545 

Pennsylvania  Dispatch 57 

Pennsylvania  Power  &  Light  Co 545 

Pcnnsvlvar.ia  R.  R.: 

accidents   104,274,395,390.813.93.5,1038 

court  case. 92,071,820,1194.1105 

I.  C.  C.  decision .  l.?88 

mail  routes,  schedules 79, 421, 686, 1060, 1424 

rates  on — 

cement 399 

glass.. 59 

iron 399,534,817 

pyrites  cinder. 1158 

Pennsylvania  Truck  Lines,  Inc 58,398,1041 

Permsylvanian  Fusulinidae,  stratigraphlc  distri- 
bution..   1033 

Pens,  wage  order  poster 552 

Pensions: 

benefits  to  veterans  and  dependents 443 

defining  misconduct,  for  pension  purposes. .  368, 

1246 
disabled  enlisted  personnel  of  naval  service.  371 
helpless  children  of  veterans- 
hearings 772 

law 497 

reports 201,300 

injury  prior  to  induction  In  service . .  261 ,  625,  t)39 

laws,  compilation 1362 

missing  persons,  date  of  awards 308,644, 1121 

persons  receiving  retired  pay,  payment.  368, 758 
rates  to  veterans,  etc.,  of  World  Wars  I  and 
II— 

hearings 644 

laws... - 758 

reports 645 

regular  establishment  veterans,  etc — 

hearings • 1017 

reports 772,1128,1368 


Page 
Pensions— Continued 

soldiers  of  Indian  wars,  1817-98 261,360 

unremarried  widows  of  Civil  War  veterans.  503, 

1368 
veterans  of  Philippine  insurrection,  extend 
date  for  benefits — 

hearings 503 

reports... 366, 1368 

veterans  of  War  with  Spain,  etc 36,261,360 

widows,  etc.,  of  World  War  veterans 638 

see  also  Civil  service  pensions— Foreign  serv- 
ice—Old age  and  survivors  insurance 
— Old  age  assistance. 
Pensions  Committee,  House: 

State  veterans  laws 147 

Pensions  Committee,  Senate: 

reports 261,1368 

Pentachlorphenol  solution,  treating  wood 742 

Penta-erythritol-tetranitrate,  toxicity  and  poten- 
tial dangers. :.  519 

Pentzer,  D.  J.,  dehydration  tests  on  carrots 126 

Pentzer,  W.  T.,  vegetables,  etc.,  for  dehydra- 
tion.  481 

Peoria,  Ariz.,  railroad  accident 528 

Peoria  &  Pekin  Union  Ry.,  court  case 310 

Pepper,  Claude  (Senator  from  Fla.): 
minority  views- 
Education  and  Labor  Com 258 

Pepper,  J.  F.,  Berea  sand 1033,1147 

Pepper  weevils,  tests  of  new  insecticides 1342 

Pepperell  quadrangle,  Alass.-N.  H 931 

Peppers,  production... 346 

Percale,  specification 1450 

Percentage  corrector,  nomenclature  list 594,719 

Percle,  Eddie,  relief 25 

Perdido  quadrangle,  Ala 1147 

Pere  Marquette  Ry.: 

control - 1385 

water  carrier  decision.. 818 

Perea,  N.  Mex.,  railroad  accident 395 

Pfrez  Avilfs,  Carlos,  relief  of  estate 630,786,1245 

Perfect  Garment  Co 825 

Perforators,  paper,  specification 1451 

Periodic  pincer,  control  flow  of  wet  ore  pulp 662 

Periodicals: 

articles  of  military  interest,  abstracts 1093 

contributions  to,  copyrighted 70, 

176, 408, 553,  832, 1049, 1281, 1413 

copyrighted 70,678,1049,1413 

index  and  title  page  v.  38 678 

general  schedule  of  supplies 970 

Government,  price  list 158, 1030 

magazine  war  guide 85, 189, 

304,  429,  692,  961, 1065,  1189,  1298,  1437 

Negro 1236 

trade  union,  in  Labor  Dept.  Library 674 

Periscopes,  standard  nomenclature  list.  112,462,719 

Perkins,  Frances,  Labor  Day  address 1277 

see  also  Labor  Department. 

Perloff,  Samuel,  court  case 927 

Permits,  see  special  subject. 

Pernice  Contracting  Corporation 921,1161,1400 

Perrin,  Michael  W.,  patent  appeal 493 

Perrott,  G.  St.  J.,  the  war  and  distribution  of 

physicians.  - 155 

Perry,  Hector  H.,  relief 43 

Perry,  Stuart  H.: 

meteoric  iron 308 

meteorites  apd  metallic  constituents 90 

Perry's  Victory  and  International  Peace  Memo- 
rial National  Monument 1384 

Persful,  Rufe,  court  case 825, 1370 

Persian  Gulf,  sailing  directions,  supplement 416 

Persimmon,  American  wood 1345 

Personal  projierty,  see  Property— Taxation. 
Personnel  Administration  Council,  see  Council 

of  Personnel  Administration. 
Persomiel  Bureau,  see  Naval  Personnel  Bureau. 
Personnel  Classification  Division,  Civil  Service 

Comu 134,233,903,1350 

Personnel  Division,  Census  Bur 1352 

Personnel  Division,  Civil  Service  Comn 1234 

Personnel  management: 

Army  regulations 99, 1077 

better  use  of  iiersonnel — 233 

program,  manual  for  executives,  etc 1257 

State  Department  program 857 

see  also  Counseling  services. 
Personnel  Management  Division,  Federal  Se- 

ciu-ity  Agency 1267 


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Page 

Personnel  Management  Division,  War  Produc- 
tion Bd -  1006 

Personnel  OfTicc,  Agriculture  Dept 13,743 

Personnel  Office,  Library  of  Congress 677 

Personnel  Supervision  and  Management  Divi- 
sion, Navy  Dept _•-  180,289 

Peru: 

fisheries .-  1379 

Inter-American  Cooperative  Food  Produc- 
tion Service,  establishment 967 

land  of  tradition .  _ - 1002 

military  adviser  to  Army  Remount  Service    434 

military  mission,  agreement 1300 

naval  aviation  mission,  agreement 1306 

naval  mission,  agreement 1300 

quipa  and  Peruvian  civilization 307,1192 

trade  of  United  States  in  1942.- 1117 

trade  with  South  America 77 

women's  organizations 69 

The  Peruvian  Indian. 958 

Pests: 

control  and  eradication 362, 

373,510,626,758,1121 

intercepted  plant  pests _ 998 

title  page 897 

patents  relating  to  control,  review 10, 

127,  227,  345,  479,  611.  739,  890,  998, 
1104, 1228, 1342. 
see  also  Insects. 

Peter  Paul,  Inc_. 408 

Peterson,  Arthur  G.,  index  nos.  of  prices  re- 
ceived by  farmers 343 

Peterson,  Hugh  (Representative  from  Ga.): 

contested  election 632 

reports  made  by — 

Elections  Committee  No.  2 247 

Peterson,  J.  Hardin  (Representative  from  Fla.): 

bill  introduced  by 1250 

minority  views — 

Public  Lands  Com 509 

reports  made  by — 

Merchant  Marine  and  Fisheries  Com..  505 

Public  Lands  Com 147. 

373,  509, 779, 1129-30, 1364 

statement  on  fish  and  seafood  prices 1249 

Peterson,  Pearl  W.,  relief 768 

Petit  jurors,  see  Jurors. 

Petite  Anse,  Bayou,  review  of  reports 988 

PETN,  toxicity  and  potential  dangers 519 

Petroleum: 

accidents  and  employment  in  industry 54 

air-gas  injection  and  oil-well  reconditioning,  1268 
congressional  investigations — 

hearings 35,248,1127 

report 260 

crude  oils  from  west  Texas  fields 272 

crude  petroleum  and  petroleum  products, 

monthly  statements 162, 

392,  526,  662,  810,  933,  1036,  1268,  1383 

crude  petroleum  price  control 960 

delivery  conservation  practices 1343 

distribution  of  petroleum  products 621, 1029 

draft  of  fathers,  effect  on  industry _  174 

draft  of  men  under  26,  effect  on  industry 830 

drilling  oil  well  in  Alaska,  estimate 688 

earnings  in  southwestern  industry 830 

extraction  industry,  wage  order  poster 552 

farm  supply... 148 

forecast  of  demand  for  crude  oil 54.162,272, 

392,  526,  662,  810,  933, 1035, 1152,  1268, 
1383. 
Geological  Survey  investigations- 
charts 058,1033,1147 

maps 058-659, 1032-33, 1147, 1264-65, 1381 

geology 90,1303,1441 

horizontal  drilling  for  oil 1268 

Lance  Creek  oil  and  gas  fields,  map 806 

leases,  claims  for  accrued  rent  al 27 

leases,  extension 27,30,45,1130,1138,1246 

naval  oil  from  shale,  plant  to  produce. 1364 

naval  reserve  no.  1  (Elk  Hills) — 

operation 757,793 

protect 637 

Standard  Oil  Co.  contract,  hearings 1024 

statement  of  Attorney  General 34 

naval  reserves,  history 080 

naval  reserves,  operation,  etc. — 

hearings 776,921 

law 757 


Page 
Petroleum— Continued 

naval  reserves,  operation,  etc.— Continued 

letter  from  Navy  Dept 635 

reports 776,780,793 

oil  fields  of  Wyoming 1033 

products  industry,  wage  order  poster 284 

publications,  price  list 137.S 

rates  on  petroleum. 818 

rates  on  petroleum  products 399, 816, 818 

south-central  Michigan,  possibilities 1264 

tests  for  oil  in  Montana.. 1264 

Venezuela,  land  of  oil.. 301 

water  flooding  of  oil  sands 54,1036,1152 

weekly  crude  oil  stock  report.  _  54,162,272,392, 
526,  662,  810,  933, 1036, 1152, 1268, 1383 

correction  for  Nov.  1943  catalog 4 

see  also  Canol  project. 
Petroleum  Administration  for  War: 

appropriation,  hearings... 763 

estimate,  etc 299,424,566 

gasoline  conservation 189 

penalty  mail,  proposed  provision 1427 

Petroleum  engineering,  see  Engineering. 

Petroleum  gases,  see  Gases. 

Petroleum  Resources  Committee,  Senate: 

laws  rel.  to  counsel,  limiting  operation..  504,625 

Petroleum  Transport,  Inc 1157 

Petty  Motor  Co.. 280,545 

Pevton  Packing  Co 836,1163 

Pfeiffer  Brewing  Co 1435 

pH,  see  Hydrogen-ion  concentration. 

Phalia,  Bogue.  improvements  for  flood  control. .  724 

Pharmacology,  description  of  profession 852 

Pharmacy,  methods  for  technicians 589 

Phaseolus,  see  Beans. 

Phenol,  temperature  change  effect  on  toxicity 10 

Phenolic-type  resin  glues,  see  Glue. 

Phenology,  freezing,  etc.,  dates  as  indicators 24 

Phenolsulfonate  buffers,  effect  of  sodium  chlo- 
ride on  pH  753 

Phenyl   ar.senoxides,   efficacy  in  trypanosomi- 
asis  1141 

Philadelphia,  Pa.,  court  case 403, 942 

Philadelphia  County,  Pa.,  court  case 942 

Philadelphia  &  Reading  Coal  &  Iron  Co 1062 

Philadelphia  Record  Co 04 

Philadelphia  Transportation  Co 1002 

Philippine  Islands: 

current  tables 491 

geographical  names,  treatment 1264 

independence,  declaie  policy  of  Congress...  633, 

781,915 
insurrection,  extending  date  for  benefits- 
hearings 503 

report 366.1368 

insurrection,  liberalize  pension  laws..  36, 261, 300 

publications,  price  list 1378 

tektites 90 

Philippine  Scouts,  retirement 775,1023 

Phillips,  A.  H.,  Inc 677 

Phillips,  A.  M.,  synthetic  organic  compounds  as 

iDSGCticidcs  998 

Phillips,  Amos  R.,  relief  of  exrx"_V_"y.  _"_  31, 256, 359 

Phillips,  Edwin  M.,  patent  appeal 023 

Phillips,  Ethel,  relief 1133,1245 

Phillips  Packing  Co.,  Inc 1394 

Phillips  Petroleum  Co 818 

Philyaw,  Herman  A.,  relief 1021 

Phipard,  Esther  F.,  family  food  consumption..  1105 
Phleum  pratense,  chromosomes  during  nieiosis.  612 

Phoenix,  Ariz.,  aircraft  accident 1114 

Phoeni.\-Tempe  Stone  Co 245,423 

Phosphate  rock: 

industry  in  1943 1035 

industry  of  Idaho,  etc.,  in  1943 662 

rates  on 534,937 

Phosphates,  statistics,  superphosphates 17, 

135,  235,  352,  489,  619,  749,  904,  1004, 
1112,  1235,  1352. 

Phosphorus,  turnip  greens. 608 

Photo  interpreter's  kit,  specification 455 

Photofluorography,    automatic    control   of  ex- 
posure  --- 155 

Photographic  equipment  and  supplies 314 

see  also  names  of  special  equipment  and 
supplies. 
Photographic-exposure  meters,  specification..  1420 
Photographic  kits: 

copying  and  enlarging,  specification 455, 

874, 1086 


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Photographic  kits— Continued 

•darkroom,  specification 874 

processing  and  developing,  specification 982 

processing  and  printing,  specification.  1087, 1214 

water-supply,  specification.. 1214, 1323 

Photographic  laboratories,  technical  manual.  -.  980, 

Photographic  paper,  see  Paper. 

Photographic  power  pack,  specification 1087 

Photographs: 

aerial,  readmg. - ^;fo3 

copyrighted '  0- 

285,408,678,832,948,1049,1281,1413 
title  page  and  index,  v.  38 678 

Photography,  Army  regulations 867 

see  also  names  of  special  equipment  and  sup- 
plies. 

Photosjmthesis,  pecan  leaves  treated  with  Bor- 
deaux mixture,  etc 612 

Phototopography,   sec  also  Aerial  phototopog- 
raphy. 

Physical  conditioning.  War  Dept.  pamphlet 9/7 

Physical  examinations: 

physical  profile  serial od»,  i^uo 

standards,  Army  regulations 444 

standards,  during  mobilization. ..  868, 1079, 1206 

Physical  fitness:  . 

icivilian  population,  mvestigation &12, 

644,920,1022,1253 

demonstration  for  Independence  Day 653 

Joint  Committee,  a  new  working  together. .  1258 
nationwide  emphasis... 1373 

Physical  Fitness  Committee: 

demonstration  for  Independence  Day 653 

report : '■^" 

Physical  impairments  of  low-income  families. .  1375 

Physical  land  survey 350, 487, 902, 1349 

Physical  therapy  aides: 

appointment  as  oflQcers,  and  rank- 
Executive  order --- -  957 

hearings - 774 

law "° 

reports 648,774 

prescribed  service  uniform 202,319 

Physically  handicapped,  see  Handicapped. 

Physicians: 

distribution - i5o 

is  there  a  doctor  in  town? -  654 

location  and  movement 654 

maternity  and  infant  care  program,  mes- 
sage..  1046 

of  Colombia,  list ■'U 

of  Venezuela,  list 20 

reciprocal  licensing  in  D.  C "69 

save  doctors'  time.  Government  program..  1189 
see  also  Surgeons. 

Physics: 

description  of  profession. --  »o3 

elementary,  for  air  crew  trainees. 207 

for  aviation. 1053 

instructor's  course  outline 1205,1317 

Physiology,  medical,  profession 852 

see  also  Plants. 

Phytophthora  cryptogea,  gloxinia  disease 1101 

Picea,  see  Spruce. 

Pick-up  service,  Morgain  Forwardmg  Co Uo8 

Picket  Wire  River,  see  Purgatoire  River. 

Pickett,  Richard,  patent  in  fee,  issuance 1135 

Pickles,  recipes 897 

Picnic  shelters  and  kitchens 1152 

Picon-Salas,  Mariano,  on  being  good  neighbors.  1058 

Pictures  I 

learning  about  farm  jobs 1109 

nonmailable,  amend  criminal  code 147,636 

see    also    Illustrations— Motion    pictures- 
Photographs.  ^ 

Pidgeon,  Mary  E.: 

women  workers  from  war  to  peace 6/7 

women's  employment  during  the  war 1169 

Piedmont  &  Northern  Ry.,  accident 274 

Pierce,  Jacob,  court  case 942 

Pierce,  Katharine  C,  court  case -.  825, 1163 

Pierce,  William  O.: 

cobalt-bearing  manganese  deposits 1380 

oil  and  gas  fields  of  Wyoming 1033 

structure  contour  map  of  Big  Horn  basin. ..  659 

Pierce  Estates,  Inc  1071 

Pierce  Oil  Corporation - 797, 1163 

Pig,  see  Swine. 

Pig  iron,  see  Iron. 


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Pigeons: 

control  of  vagrant  domestic  pigeons 929 

specifications  for  dressed  .squabs 97 

Pigman,  George  L.,  powerplant  fires  in  flight..  905 

Pigman,  William  W.: 

hydrolysis  of  starches 1242 

optical  rotation -. -..  1117 

Pigments: 

aluminum,  specification 970 

in  oil,  specification 1200 

lead  and  zinc,  1943. 272, 1151 

mineral  earth  and  iron  oxide,  in  1943 1035 

Pigs,  see  Swine. 

Pike,  Bessie,  relief 256,496 

Pilchard,  Pacific,  studies 524 

Pill  tiles,  specification 1201 

Pillows,  specification 1312 

Pilot  balloons,  see  Balloons. 

Pilot  charts: 

Atlantic  Ocean,  north 74,181, 

291,  417,  682,  838,  1054,  1175-76,  1419 

Atlantic  Ocean,  south 291,682, 1054, 1419 

Central  American  waters 73, 

181,  291, 417, 682, 838, 1054, 1175, 1419 

Indian  Ocean.. 74, 

181,  291, 417, 682, 838, 1054, 1175, 1419 

Pacific  Ocean,  north 74, 

181, 291, 417, 839, 1054, 1176, 1419 
Pacific  Ocean,  south 291,682,1054,1419 

Pilot  director  indicator,  specification 874 

Pilot  guides,  see  Coast  pilots — also  names  of 
localities. 

Pilot  rules,  inland  waters 559 

Pilots,  see  Aircraft  automatic  pilot— Aviators. 

Pilots,  Women's  Air  Service,  see  Women's  Air 
Service  Pilots. 

Pincer,  periodic,  control  flow  of  wet  ore  pulp 662 

Pinchuig,   Gladys  D.,   pH   values  of  sulfonic 

acids. - 236 

Pine: 

brown  spot  needle  blight  of  seedlings. 740 

damping-off  of  seedlings 124, 224 

eastern  white,  American  wood... 613 

jack — 

American  wood. 1344 

regeneration 742 

stands  in  Lake  States.. 229 

lodgepole,  American  wood. 229,1230 

ponderosa,  American  wood.. 613 

red,  American  wood 12, 1230 

selective  cutting  in  forests 899 

southern,  American  wood. 482 

southern  industry  problems... 149 

southern  yellow,  sulfate  pulping 129 

sugar,  American  wood 613 

western  white,  American  wood 613 

Pink  boUworm,  quarantine  revision 611 

Pinkerton,  Walter  J.,  relief 244 

Pins,  cotter,  specification 1312 

Pinus,  see  Pine. 

Pioneer  Parachute  Co.,  Inc 1308 

Pipe  and  pipe  fittings: 

bituminized-fibre  drain  and  sewer  pipe 622 

marine  engineering  regulations,  piping 73 

packaging  pipe  fittings  for  overseas 1421 

rates  on  iron  pipe 1158 

specifications — 

lead  pipelining 841 

pipe 684,973,1288,1312 

standard  nomenclature  lists 113, 723 

Pipe-covering,  thermal-insulation.. 954 

Pipe  lines: 

Canol  project  pipeline  agreement 857 

construction,  etc.,  in  D.  C 32, 

40,141,143,258,360 
easement  to  Utah  Oil  Refining  Co...  34,260,497 

oil  transportation,  tax  regulation 579 

right-of-way  to  Newport  News,  Va 508 

statistics  of  companies,  1943 1270 

to  .\tlantic  seaboard,  etc.,  investigation.  248, 1127 

transportation  revenue  and  traffic 55, 

527,813,1154 
see  also  Common  carriers— a?«o  names  of 
certain  companies. 

Pipe-threads,  specification 442 

Pipefitting  equipment,  engineer  supply  catalog..  460 

Piper,  Arthur  M.,  water-table  fluctuations 391 

Pipes  (for  smoking): 

customs  appeal. .- -- 922 

Piping,  cotton,  black,  specification 293 


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Piskur,  Frank,  new  foods  from  salmon  cannery 

waste 1380 

Piskura,  Androw,  court  pnse  — 1185 

Pistol    C'leaninc    kits,    standard    nomenclature 

list -- - 878 

Pistols,  standard  nomonclature  lists 109 

211, 4fil,  877, 878, 1089, 1325, 1327 

Piston  pin  hole  hone,  nomenclature  list-.. 1090 

Piston  rinps: 

pressure  distribution- 176 

researches 833 

Pitcaim,  Pa.,  aircraft  accident 1008 

Pitch  in  and  help  nVomoii's  Land  Army) 745 

Pitot  tube  calculations  of  air  (low __ 127 

Pittenger,    William    A.    (Representative   from 
Minn.): 
reports  made  by — 

Claims  Com 30,32,243-246 

.501-502, 629, 631, 765-767, 769, 1015-16 

Pitts,  Anderson  F.,  relief 39,245,359 

Pittsburgh,  Pa.: 

potato  storage  campaign 477 

salvage  of  coal  from  mine  refuse 1034 

Pittsburgh-bed  coal,  blending  Pocahontas-bed 

coal 1150 

Pittsburgh-Wheeling  Truck  Service,  Inc -  816 

Piute  Indians,  see  Paiute  Indians. 

Placak,  0.  R.,  detection  and  analysis  of  arsenic 

in  water -  266 

Place  of  admission,  indicating  on  W.  D.  M.  D. 

forms  .')2 - -  1084 

Placement  activities.  War  Manpower  Comn...  852, 

962, 1065, 1299 

Placement  Bureau- 1065,1437 

Placement  of  Physically  Handicapped  in  Fed- 
eral Service  Committee 16 

Planes  (aircraft),  see  Airplanes. 
Planes  (tools): 

specification 1451 

Planing  process  on  surface  of  water 554 

Planned  spending,  see  Expenditures. 

Planning  (economics),  see  Post-war  planning, 

policies,  etc. 
Planning  and  Statistical  Branch,  Adjutant  Gen- 
eral's Dept 462 

Plant,  Wilfred  T.,  sr.,  relief 1126 

Plant  and  Community  Facilities  Service 1301 

Plant  Board  of  Florida 127 

Plant  bugs,  oriental  and  Australian 1068 

Plant  Corporation,  see  Defense  Plant  Corpora- 
tion. 

Plant  Disease  Survey 11,128,227, 

346, 481,  741, 898, 999, 1105, 1229, 1343 
Plant  diseases,  see  Diseases  of  plants. 
Plant  hormones,  see  Hormones. 
Plant  Industry,  Soils,  and  Agricultural  Engineer- 
ing Bureau 11,127,227,346, 

480,  611, 740, 897, 999, 1105, 1228, 1342 

posters. J 1229 

report,  1943 346 

undertakings  and  accomplishments,  etc 612 

Plant  Management  &  Operation  Division,  Am- 
erican Water  Works  Association.,  1293 
Plant  pests,  see  Pests. 
Plantations,  see  Naval  plantations. 

Planting,  spring  issue  of  agric.  situation 342 

Plantinga,  Oliver  S.,  patent  appeal 910 

Plants: 

boron  deficiency,  etc. 1105 

economic,  of  interest  to  the  Americans 12, 

128,612 
edible  and  poisonous,  of  Caribbean  region-.  412 

insects  harmful  to,  price  list 158 

Mesozoic  and  Cenozoic 1381 

of  China 1304,1441 

pathology  and  physiology,  profession 853 

publications,  price  list 1262 

quarantines,  summary 739 

tropical  American,  taxonomic  studies 432 

viruses  described 999 

Yucatan,  ethnological  data 307,308 

see  also  Botany — Diseases  of  plants — Forage 
crops— ateo  names  of  plants. 
Plants  (industrial): 

absenteeism,  experience  in  controlling 674 

accident-record  manual 945 

air  contaminants  control 828 

artillery,  disposition  in  1918-30 1046 

defense  coordinator 425,690,847 

fire,  you  as  a  plant  operator 1455 


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Plants  (industrial)— Continued 

Oovernment-owned,  employment 94.5, 1047 

list  of  plants,  etc.,  to  be  disposed  of 1243 

manpower  problems,  service  concerning..  1065 

correction  of  classification  number 1098 

settling  erievanees 550 

sjmthetic  liquid  fuel  demonstration.  252,  497.498 
see  also  Surplus  war  property — also  names  of 
Industries,  etc. 

Plaster,  rates  on 399 

Plaster-of-paris  bandages,  see  Bandages. 

Plasterboard,  rates  on 399 

Plastering,  metal  accessories,  simplified  prac- 
tice.  1011 

Plastic  paint,  see  Paint  and  painting. 
Plastics: 

copyrighted.. 70, 

285, 408,  678,  832,  948, 1049,  1281, 1413 

title  page  and  index,  v.  38. 678 

for  aircraft 618 

for  lighting  fixtures,  specification 864 

hardware,  specification _ _ 1288 

inflammability,  etc.,  of  powders 810 

laminated,  made  from  lignin,  etc 1345 

materials,  labor  market  information 1437 

materials,  names  and  sources  in  U.  S 1357 

minimum  wage  rates  in  industry 69 

organic,  specification 581 

transparent  acrylate  base  plastic  sheet 1462 

transparent  cellulose-acetate 954 

urea-plasticlzed  wood 130 

vinyl  chloride,  etc.,  specification 419 

wood  and  paper-base 129 

Platanus  occidentalis,  American  wood 613 

Plate  glass,  see  Glass. 
Plates: 

photographic,  specification.. 982 

plywood,  buckling  in  axial  compression 1345 

wood  or  plywood,  effect  of  holes 1346 

Platforms  of  the   two  great  political   parties, 

1932-44 1122 

Platinum  and  palladium  hydrogen-electrodes.  -  1241 

Platte  River,  review  of  report 332 

Platte  Vallev  Public  Power  &  Irrigation  Dis- 
trict  -..  403 

Platters,  steel,  specification 841 

Plant,  Henriette,  court  case 797, 1044, 1370 

Playa  de  Flor  Land  &  Improvement  Co 545 

Playground  sites,  acquisition,  estimate 688 

Plays,  see  Dramatic  compositions. 

Pleasant  Hill  reservoir,  easements 502, 1134, 1246 

Pliers,  specification 864 

Pliocene  period,  Mollusca  from  Lower  Pliocene-  270 

Plitz.  Walter  O.,  court  case .  63, 310,  544 

Plotting  board,  standard  nomenclature  lists.  594.  598 
Plow,  R.  H.,  rotary  digester  in  wood  saccharifica- 

tion 1346 

Plow,  cable,  technical  manual 1322 

Plugs: 

drain,  specification 1289 

heat-exchangcr-tube,  specification 841 

Plum,  see  Plums. 

Plumbing  fixtures  and  equipment: 

earthenware,  standard  of  the  trade ..    21 

muebles    o    artefactos    sanitarios    de    loza 

vftrea - 753 

statistical    handbook 20 

Plummer,  C.  C: 

Mexican  fruitfly  and  related  species 1228 

toxicity  of  tartar  emetic  to  Mexican  fruit- 
fly 739 

Plums: 

pollen  studies 224 

utilizing  1942-43  production 608,  737, 894 

Plunkett,  Margaret  L.,  earnings  among  white- 

collSr  workers 1048 

Plymouth  Manufacturing  Corporation.  175,  545,  670 
Plywood: 

aircraft  structures,  temperature,  etc 1343 

compression  wood  importance,  etc 130 

cylinders,  buckling  in  axial  compression.  _  1345 

effect  of  holes  on  stress  distribution 1346 

moisture  excluding  effectiveness,  etc 1345 

panels,  specific  gravity  chart 1345 

plates,  buckling  in  axial  compression 1345 

publications,  list 1344 

soybean-glued,   preservatives 742 

specific  gravity,  estimating 1345 

upgrading  and  intra-industry  transfer 962 


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1605 


Pneumatic  hammers,  nomenclature  lists. 


rage 

.     720, 

984,  1090 

Pneumatic  hose,  see  Hose  and  hose  fittings. 
Pneumatic  rafts,  see  Rafts. 
Pneumatic  tires,  see  Tires. 
Pneumococci: 

cross  reactions  among  types yj* 

cross  reactions  in  serum 1^59 

nomenclature  of  types ^j* 

Pocahontas-beci  coal,  carbonizing  properties- .-  liso 
Pocatello,  Idaho: 

railroad  accident - i^»^ 

topographic  map  of  quadrangle.  -  -  --  <;S9 

Pocket  guides  to  foreign  countries. -114, 115,214,215 

Poer,  Clarence,  court  case 54b,  57b,  071,  s^y 

Poetry,  American  poetry  and  criticism 1-5 

Pogge   R   C,  promin  treatment  of  leprosy 924 

Pohle,  Elrov  M.,  fineness,  etc.,  in  wooL       998 

Point  Breeze  plants  of  ^Veslern  Electric  Co 8^ 

Point  LookouL  Harbor  as  harbor  of  refuge 599 

Point  rationing,  see  Rationing. 

Pointe  a  la  Hache  quadrangle,  La. 1148 

Pointie  talkie 'l^ 

Points  of  view  series ...-.--. i"»» 

Poison  ivy  dermatitis,  base  for  ointment -2bb 

Poisoning,  see  Chemicals— Food  poisoning. 
Poisonous  plants,  «fc  Plants.  »    ,,,„ 

Poisons,  caustic  poison  act,  notices  of  judgment.  114U 
see  also  names  of  substances. 

Polsson,  Rose,  relief  .     - -"oir'riQ  qV? 

Pokluda,  Vola  S.,  relief ., o«^-oH|o 

Polak,  Edward,  relief  of  guardian 364, /Sb.yu 

Poland:  ^        ^  .„„, 

geographical  names,  treatment i^m 

labor  conditions -  -  -  -  -  -  H"' 

Polar  Expedition,  see  Peary  Polar  Expedition, 

1908-09. 
Polarimetry,  publications  by  Standards  Bur..  355 

Polaris  ephemeris,  1945 1380 

Poles,  specification -  -  l"57 

Police:  .  .„, 

industrial  service ----.-  ^^'' 

juvenile  delinquency,  community  relation- 
ship..      - 1278 

see  also  Military  police. 

Policy,  research  and - -. -  -  -  -  -  -  '99 

Policy  Division,  creation  in  Corrections  Board .    42 

Poller,  Shad,  fashions  in  rations 690 

Poliomyelitis:  . 

care  during  recovery  period y-io 

prevalence  in  United  States  in  1943 1141 

Polish  National  Alliance  of  United  Spates  of 

North  America 280,858 

Polishing  and  scrubbing  machines 972 

Polishing  materials: 

metal,  specification . .   -  -  1179 

polishes,  letter  circular. --  9tJ9 

willing  to  certify  sources  of  supply 21 

Political  Action  Committee,  C.  I.  O.: 

campaign  funds   _.. inn  lit 

un-American  activities - 509,7/8 


Political  activities:  „     ,    ,, 

and  assessments  of  Fed.  officeholders,  etc...  488 

employees  of  United  States  in  Alaska 772 

rightsof  Oovernment  employejs.  -     -.  921,1137 
Political  corrupt  ion,  .«f«  Flections. 

Political  develoimieiit  and  the  war,  bibl.. 286 

Political  parties,  platforms.  1932-44 --  1122 

Political  scienci'.  public  itioiis,  price  list 269 

Politzer  bags,  specification         ---_ Wii 

Polk  County,  Oa.,  physical  land  conditions 902 

Polk  County,  Iowa: 

war  and  pre-war  study,  statistical  summary.  676 

correction  of  entry.   730 

Poll  tax,  prerequisite  to  votirtg  unlawful 42 

Pollard,    Rolla    E.,    bridge-cable    wire,    stress- 
corrosion  tests 1358 

Pollen,  plum,  studies- 224 

Pollock,  Emanuel,  court  case - o98 

Polymerization-product  of  organic  dihalide 1179 

Polytechnic    School    of    Guatemala,    military 

officers  as  director 1305 

Pompano,  Fla.: 

aircraft  accident - lli^ 

railroad  accidant - 663 

Pomprowitz,  Joseph,  motor  carrier  decision 398 

Ponderosa  pine,  see  Pine. 
Pondfishes,  see  Fish  and  fisheries. 
Ponds,  see  Fishponds. 


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Pol IV  Express  Stages -.- •        ---  ^31 

Poofe,    Charles    F.,   ascorbic   acid   content   of 

cabbage  lines 898 

Pools,  park  and  recreation  structures  -     -      -    ii52 

Pope,  Allen,  court  case 64, 262,  546. 1404, 1444 

Pope,  George  W.,  disinfection  of  stables J44 

Pope,  Haywood,  court  case. '*°',^, 

Pope,  John  A.,  China Iw7 

Pope,  O.  A.,  crossing  in  cotton »»» 

Poplar:  ,_., 

bal.sam,  American  wood ---  i^« 

yellow,  American  wood .--  uu,  i/ju 

Poppies,  opium,  and  other 10-3 

P(]pulation: 

census,  1940  (16th)— 

final  reports ----  18,136-13/490 

pamphlets ^^^' *2n5 

census  publications,  price  list.. .-  8U4 

congested  production  areas— 

characteristics  of  population.  ^*°--  -.-jjj  i236 

final  population  figures.. ^^^-^236 

total  population  of  10  areas       ...  .---.  123b 
vacancy  in  privately  owned  dwellmgs    123b 

wartime  changes 1005-6.  U12-13. 1236 

density  map,  United  States  18 

differential  fertility,  1940  and  1910.. 1006 

estimates,  1900-43 | 

farm,  estimaces,  1920-40.. .- 22a 

regional  shifts,  1939-43 - 20 

appendix  tables ■^ 

El  Salvador  statistics »"* 

shifts,  highlights --  *=° 

Populus  tacamahacca,  American  wood.   .    ..--  1344 

POR  (preparation  of  oversea  replacement) S7J 

Porcelain  enamel,  see  Enamel-Enameled  ware. 

Porges,  Ralph,  curtain  walls  m  ratproofang 38b 

Poria  incrassata,  air-dry  wood,  rot  control 898 

Pork :  , , .« 

curing,  cotmtry  style - - i^*" 

poster '^ 

retail  prices  on  certain  cuts. .---  »»" 

Port  Aransas-Corpus  Christi  waterway,  review 

of  reports... i"94 

Port  Chicago.  Calif.,  explosion  damages,  coin- 

pensation 1016,1121 

Port  Hueneme,  Calif.,  see  Naval  Advance  Base 

Depot,  Port  Hueneme. 
Port  Orford  cedar,  see  Cedar. 

Porter,  Gladys  C,  tax  appeal ai'' 

Porter,  Horace  a.: 

American-Eg5'ptian  cotton  stituation,  etc...  125 

world  needs  for  U.  S.  fiber  and  tobacco 225 

Porter,  Wilbur  C.  painting  steel 1>558 

Portland.  Oreg.: 

congested  production  area— 

characteristics  of  population,  etc iiw.) 

final  population  figures. 1005 

wartime  changes  in  population,  ctc..^  lOOb 
museum  in  old  post  office  building. .  6.>7. 795, 915 
Portland  cement,  see  Cement. 

Porto  Rican  Express  Co.. .-- i-*"* 

Porto  Rico  swectpotatocs,  see  Sweetpotatoes. 
Ports,  see  Aerial  embarkation  ports— Customs 
Service. 

Portugal,  sailing  directions,  supplement ---  *i5 

Portuguese  language,  teacher's  manual l.»8 


Posner,  Ernst:  ,^_ 

archival  repo.sitories  in  France 2S/ 

records  in  Italian  public  agencies.       -    71 

Possessions  of  United  States,  see  Outlying  pos- 
sessions 

Post  exchanges.  Army  '<^^^^^'^''f,^-^i;^^r.97lA^^ 

Post  Office  and  Post  Roads  Committee.  House: 

hpftrines  35, 147,  6.36,  77* 

Stf  :::::::::::'i47. 372, 508, 6.3^3.37, 777  im 

Post  Office  Department --  '8. 18-*.  296,420. 

564,685,844.956.1058.1181,1290.1423 

accounting,  simplify ----  147.794,916 

appropriation.     1944     and     prior     years- 

estimates,  etc.. -  299.424.689.847.1429 

law  for  1944 564 

appropriation,  1945— 

estimates 299,689, 143U 

hearings ---  242,375 

\a-ar  -    b2b 

rcp6fts'.'.'."I"-Il"---- 242.375,498 

employees,  see,  in  main  alphabet,  Postal 
I  service. 


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Page 
Post  OflSce  Department— Continued 

investigate  certain  activities 791 

Icpislation  concerning,  1944 504 

posters 1059 

report,  1943 564 

Post-oirice  guard,  change  name  of  watchman 508 

Post  ofliccs,  branches  and  stations,  remove  re- 
strictions  636,794,916 

Post  Offices  and  PostRoads  Committee,  Senate: 

hearings 794,1137,1254 

reports 44,380,514,650,794, 1024 

Post-war  agriculture,  see  Agriculture. 
Post-War    Economic    Policy    and    Planning, 
Special  Committee  on.  House: 

creating- 147 

expenses. 241 

hearings 918, 1018, 1025 

reports 637, 10i8-19, 1129 

Post-War    Economic    Policy    and    Planning, 
Special  Committee  on,  Senate: 

committee  prints 514,  794 

hearings 151,921,1024-25 

reports. 261,650,794 

Post-War  Military  Policy,  Select  Committee  on. 
House: 

establishing 509 

expenses.. 499 

hearings 777 

report 777 

Post-war  pioneers,  what  has  Alaska  to  offer?...  1454 
Post-war  planning,  policies,  etc.: 

agricultural  credit,  suggestions 481 

American  women's  role 552 

bibliography 286 

British  plans 1047 

British  proposals  for  full  employment 675 

Canada,  administration  of  plans 1047 

community  forests.. 613 

cooperatives,  guide  for  development 228 

defense  installations,  etc.,  disposition 966 

economic  policy  and  planning — 

correction  of  entry  on  p.  918. 1098 

hearings 151, 

918, 921, 1018,  X023, 1024, 1025, 1129 

laws 1246 

letters,  etc 378, 1136 

reports 261, 

637, 650, 794, 1018, 1019, 1023, 1121, 1130 

views 1019, 1023 

educational  plant  policies 518 

employment  changes  in  Massachusetts 1410 

foreign  affairs  in  wartime  and  after 696 

foreign  market  prospects 1010 

forest  conservation  objectives 614 

higher  education,  conference  workbook 518 

housing — 

and  urban  development,  abstracts  .  71, 

410, 679, 834, 1283, 1415 

industry's  job 1415 

our  problem 1283 

policies  in  certain  countries ...;...  1415 

job  transfers  and  unemployment 406 

merchant  marine 1250 

military  policy. 777 

municipal  finance  in  national  economy 1309 

new  highway  program i261 

Northeastern  farmers  plan  for  better  peace..  901 

opportunities  to  farm. 1339 

our  concern,  every  child 828 

public  works — 

excerpts  from  addresses,  etc 1261 

hearings 508 

hearings,  additional  copies 508 

publications- 
current  list  of  U.  S.  Govt,  publications.  1282 
lists  issued  by  Supt.  of  Documents..  269, 804 

of  .\griculture  Dept 1337 

reconstruction  in  Australia 1410 

reconstruction  in  Canada _ 1410 

reconversion — 

our  pricing  objectives 1435 

pricing,  letter  to  N.  Y.  times ._  1296 

problem  of  pricing 1435 

report  from  director  of  war  mobilization.  1190 

simple  facts. 1253 

roads- 
highway  program _ 521 

preparing  for  highway  program 522 

role  of  Government  in  development 794' 

sound  plan  for  roads  and  jobs 514 


Page 
Post-war  planning,  policies,  etc.— Continued 
roads,  amend  and  supplement  Federal  act- 
hearings 6.37,779,1137 

hearings,  additional  copies.. 778 

reports 779,1024,1364 

views  of  James  W.  Mott 779 

school  plant  construction 518 

schools  in  post-war  world 653 

State  postwar- reserve  funds  in  1943 904 

State  variations  in  demobilization... 1280 

statistical  data  for  local  groups  67 

68, 174,  284, 675, 676, 829, 830, 12"7'9",  1280 

traffic  levels. 1388 

training  for  post-war  distribution 1259 

war  and  post-war  adjustment  policies 430 

correction  of  entry 472 

working  notebooks  for  local  groups. . .  67, 

68, 283, 830, 1280 
see  also  Veterans. 
Postage: 

abstract  of  laws  fixing  rates,  1930-44 1181 

increase  of  postal  rates — 

effective  date,  opinion 545 

hearings 150 

law 360 

reports 41,240 

veto  message 422 

war  revenue,  explanation  of  rates 375 

insured  and  special  service  mail,  fees — 

hearings 777 

law..-_ 1121 

reports 777,1024 

ste  also  Penalty  mail. 
Postage  stamps,  issued  by  Post  Office  Dept., 

1847-1943 420 

Postal  bulletin,  see  Postal  service. 
Postal  guide,  see  Postal  service. 
Postal  laws,  see  Postal  .service. 

Postal  Mutual  Indemnity  Co.. 1196 

Postal  notes,  issuance 637,794,916 

Postal  rates,  see  Postage. 

Postal  Savings  System _  296 

report,  1943.. 296 

Postal  service: 

appropriations,  see,  in  main  alphabet.  Post 

Office  Department, 
custodial  employees,  extend  benefits.  637,  794, 916 

dual  emplojTnent 1129 

former  employees,  relieving... 245,376,497 

hours  of  duty  and  overtime  pay 514,  626,  758 

increase  and  overtime  pay 1254 

laborer,  change  name  to  mail  handler...  380,497 

laws  and  regulations,  amendments.  78, 

184, 421,  564, 685, 844, 956, 1059, 1423 

official  postal  guide 78, 

184, 421,  564, 685, 844, 956, 1059, 1423 

changes _.  78, 

184,  421, 564, 685, 844, 956, 1059, 1423 

postal  bulletin 78,184,296,421, 

564,  685, 844, 956, 1059, 1181, 1290, 1423 

index,  v.  64.. 296 

publications,  price  list 928 

rewards  for  inventions 637 

substitute  employees,  increase  pay...  44,361,497 
watchmen,  change  name  to  post-office  guard.  508 
see  also  Army  Postal  Service — Letter  carri- 
ers—Post Office  Department— Post- 
masters—Railway    Mail    Service — 
Star  routes. 

Postal  Telegraph-Cable  Co 39,245,359,786,913 

Postal  zones,  poster 1059 

Posters: 

advance  bulletin  of  new  posters 851, 962, 1189 

of— 

Adjutant  General's  Department 104, 

209,  327,  462,  596-597,  721, 881-882, 986, 
1091-92, 1216, 1328-29, 1463 

Aeronautics  Bureau. 411,837,1173 

-Agricultural  Adjustment  Agency. ..  485.743 

.\nimal  Industrv  Bureau. .  738 

Army  .\ir  Forces 208, 12i5, 1324 

Army  Service  Forces... 592 

Civil  Service  Commission 1003 

Civilian  Defense  Office 425 

Coordinator  of  Inter-.\merican  Affairs 

Office 82.567,848.1062,1294,1431-32 

Defense  Transportation  Office 82, 1432 

Distribution  Office,  War  Food  .A.dmin..  231 

Economic  Stabilization  Office 848,958 

Engineer  Department 105,209 


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Posters— Continued 

°'""En°tomobgy  and  Plant  Quarantine  Bu-  ^^^ 

•     ExteSl!)iisefvi(;e:::::"487:^i6:vi5:902:ioo2 

Federal  Public  Housing  Authority. ..-  i^»^ 

ll^4'^,^ce"^^'"^"::-22^:482:ml^ 

Human  Nutrition  and  Home  Economics 

Bureau :---.--,: -K ";,; 

Information  Office  Apiculture  Dept 
Interdepartmental  War  Savings  Bond         , 

Committee ....  -  96, 314,  702, 862,  %9    448 

Interior  Department -  5^- ^^^J 

Internal  Revenue  Bureau wr-iiat 

Labor  Standards  Division ^^^' "«Q 

Marine  Corps -. /Jr* 

Maritime  Commission....-^.^.-^-^-^g -^-^-^-2-  408- 

Medical  Department,  Army 722, 1463 

Medicine  and  S-gery^Bureau^-^^.^^^^^^^^^^^^^  290. 

correction  of  entry  on  p.  290 336 

Morale  Services  Division a^^-;mPu% 

National  Park  Service 933,1036,115. 

Naval  Operations  Office iiw-* 

Naval  Personnel  B;>reau  ^  ^-^.^.  .^-^- -^- -^^^^^^^^^ 

Navv  Deoartment     73, 179-180,  289. 411,  559, 
^'^^  ''''6M7,951, 1052, 1172-73  1285, 1417 

Ordnance  Department -  -  114,  598, 1093 

Pan  American  Union --.-------  ^J^ 

Plant  Industry,  Soils,  and  Agricultural 

Engineering  Bureau i^-« 

Post  Office  Department w^^ 

Price  Admin  stration  Office..-..---  302,  569, 
691-692, 850, 1063-64, 1187, 1296, 1435 

Procurement  Division.      -  -- ----  19J 

Provost  Marshal  General's  Office ---^-^-^-  598, 

Public  Health  Service.-^--^-^--g-g^-^--^--;i^5. 

^'^^"2^!tf4?7,m'7T5;lmm?l3g^4^ 

Quartermaster  General  of  Army ^--  598 

Ships  Bureau .-.------  ''83'  'wa 

Solid  Fuels  Administration  for  War...  103^^ 

Supplies  and  Accounts  Bureau     -  1180, 1289 
Wage  and  Hour  and  Public  Contracts  ^^^ 

°*''''l75.'284,'467;552.'677,'83i."947,"ii68-49 

War  Dcpartmerit . . ,  -  - -  -  -  --^^,7 

War  Finance  Division 98,  ^iK^-^iui , 

ar  r  luo    ^^^  __^^^  _^^  ^^^^  ^^^^^  ^202, 1451-52 

list  of  posters  available 317 

War  Food  Administration^-^-^..^-.^.-^.^-^---^ m. 

War  Information  Office..- 85,429 

war  Manpower  Commission. ^^^.^.^.-^.^-  sn, 

war  Production  Bc^K^^-^^^_-^^^_-^^^86-^ 

War  Shipping  Administration... 5,2 

Women's  Bureau  ..---- iioy 

special  OWI  distribution  bulletin. yoz 

Postgraduate  School,  Naval  Academy,  retire- 

ment,  etc.,  of  teachers --    ^' 

Postmaster  General,  see  Post  Office  Department. 

Postmasters:  .  .  „„,   ,„„ 

annual-salary  basis,  etc 44, 361 ,498 

appointment,  examination  not  rcquirea  ...  d_/A 

estimate  for  compensation .----.-- 1^29 

instructions  to  4th-class  applicants. 1350 

overtime  pay ---- --  '^^^ 

Posts  (military),  see  Military  posts. 

^  how  does  your  posture  line  up?. 1079 

Postwar,  see  headings  beginning  Post-war. 

662 

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Page 

Potatoes:  .       . ,       ^     .  476 

ascorbic  acid  content- 7,.,^ 

blackening  after  cooking ^■^■^^ 

darkenine  in  boiled  potatoes,  cause ---,,„^ 

dehydrated,  peroxidn?e  test  procedure 110.J 

dehydration,  white  potato  strips-... .-■•  Jw 

drying-rato  nomographs  ° 

good  sce.l  potatoes  give  best  results 487 

importation,  amdt.  to  regulations 479 

in  popular  ways... - --;.  „  *   ' 

merchantable  stocks v"  aVotV;        199Q 

production  in  Northeastern,  etc.,  States...  1229 

quantity  methods  for  serving ----;^;  „r 

rates  on v--.----;,,;,-  — "       ' 

seed  potato  production,  1943 

starch  content .--;-"    u  att 

storage  campaign  in  Pittsburgh i" 

sw  a/?o  Sweetpotatoes.  . 

Potentiometer  oil  lor  Signal  Corps  equipment..  211 

Potomac  Electric  Power  Co. i,--," 

Potoraac  River  water-chestnut  areas,  Anopheles 

control--    .-.- on* 

Potrcro  quadrangle,  Calif 
Pots: 


125 
224 


S07 


sauce,  specification 'J; 

-_1.4 —     ..^nrt.'flrtat  ir»n  10.) 


solder,  specification- 
Potter,  K.  v.,  metallurgical  research. 
Pottery: 

Beaufort,  S.  C,  ceramic  remains. 

Cerro  de  las  Mesas,  ceramic  stratigraphy. 


419 

:>7 


RIO 


307 
573 


Tres  Zapotes,  ceramic  sequences 90 

Pottinger^S.  R.,  fresh  oysters  for  market......  1145 


Potash: 

industry  in  1913 -- 

rates  on _ --  ,. 

Potash  Co.  of  America         ..--.-. f-joj' 

Potashnick  Local  Truck  System,  Inc 3.2 

Potassium  bromide,  specification 1^ 

Potassium  iodide,  snecification  _ iJ>t 

Potassium  salt.s  in  lamb-fiUtenin^.ration i-> 

Potato  scab,  see  .\ctinoinyces  scabies. 


,  S.  R.,  fresh  oysters  for  market.. 1145 

Potts,  J.  F..  court  case — -  11^6 

Potts,  Ralph  H.,  patent  appeaL. -—i,m  Im 

Potts,  Theodore  R..  court  case. ,  - ^'^^-^^ 

Poughquag.  N.  Y.,  aii^craft  accident    -----, --  1^08 
Pouison.  Norris  (Representative  from  Calif.). 

bill  introduced  by.-- ""'^ 

Poultry                    .  J     .  „  \'>u 

bibliography  on  industry ^-^i 

chickens  on  farms..- ---  ^^^ 

S.^roduction:etc::io42-43:::;:::::::::"47? 

farming,  instructor's  course  outlme l.^i^ 

flock-selecting,  etc.,  trainmg  schools.- ll"4 

hatchery  industry .---;- V-'i;.;;,"""'''iw 

home  canning  and  freezing  of  chicken......  I2.i- 

inheritance  of  size  in  white  leghorns ^.^i 

market  statistics.  1943 123- 

National  Poultry  Improvement  Plan— 

1043  annual  report  of  coordinators ..  i^n 

breed  distribution  in  hntchery-supply 
flocks.. - ■J^^ 

mrTctOTy'oYu.' S.VcgiVter'qf  merit.'. .  --  344 
hatcherif,s  and  dealers  participating.  344. 47S 
mailinc  lists--- -•- xj. 

State  participation-   -. oofl'imt 

turkey  improvement  program..    .  22fl,  1  04 

V  S  record  of  performance  breeders...  iioi 

National  Turkey  Improvement  Plan 1341 

please  be  careful,  baby  chick  Po^tcr    --.-.-.  484 

i-ioiiltrv  and  eee  situation »,  I'io.  ^^•>>iii' 

poultry  an  1^  g^^^^  ^,^^_  ^gj,^  gg^_  ijy3^  1227,  1339 

products,  freezing  for  home  use 73S 

professional  fields  ift  science 1^'' 

publications,  price  list  ------------ ^SSf 

sales,  etc.,  of  chickens  sold,  1936-13 895 

source  of  chickens  raised  in  1934.  etc h09 

'•pociaUv  clubs  and  nat.  associations 9JS 

specification  for  dressed  chickens.. A:i-,,Rn 

wage  order  posters -  847,1  69 

wartime  job  of  indu.stry ""S 

se'  nho  Food  for  poultry. 

Pow,  Margaret  J.,  relief. --  fl^ 

Powder  boxes,  specification «'.»'« 

^"'''photographic,  speeific'itions     ....  ^^R' 1324, 1462 

u.sed  in  plastics  industry,  mflainmability..-  SIO 

Powell,  Richard,  death  talks  put  of  turn....     .1206 

Powelson,    W.    V.    N.,    assignee,    etc.,    court  ^^^ 

Power,  J.  o''reiicr::::::::::::::::::"6^i.78M24^ 

Power,  L.D..  relief. 631, /86, 1245 


conservation,  code  of  Fed.  regulations ^98 

efficient  use  on  hcadsaw i>"'> 

for  locomotives  and  rail  ni9,l''LS?''L,-,n^7-  ilco' 
273,  39 1,  .527,  663,  812,  934,  10.37,  11.53, 
1270,  1385. 


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Page 
Power— Continued 

motive  power  for  railways  .  165  27S 

396.  S28,  604,  813-814,  1039,  115").  1387 

solar  radiation  as  source 1303  1411 

sfe  also  Electricity. 
Power  Commission,  s(e  Federal  Power  Com- 
mission. 
Power  laundries,  He  Laundry  and  laundries. 
Power  pnck,  see  Electricity. 
Power  plants,  sec  Aircraft— Electricity. 
Power  rectifiers,  xee  Rectifiers. 
Power  shovels: 

operators,  related  occupations 86 

padrao  comercial t;j9 

Power  units,  technical  manuals " 104 

„  ,  324,1085,1460-61 

Powerplants,  see  Aircraft— Electricity. 

Powers,  Leroy,  meiotic  studies  of  Fra?aria_    , .  13 13 

Powers,  Lucius,  court  case .  509,  850, 1404 

Powersville,  Oa.,  railroad  accident  063 

PR  A,  $ee  Public  Roads  Administration. 

Praco  no.  10  mine  explosion .  391 

Practice  incidents,  civilian  defense " ""  300 

Prather,  John  L.,  specific  heat  and  enthalpy  of 

GR-S _..  1011 

Pratt,  Harry  D.: 

larvae  of  Puerto  Rican  Anopheles  266 

mosquitoes  in  Puerto  Rico 654 

Prayers: 

Army  nurse's  prayer 132j 

President's  D-Day  prayer 1 841 

Precedence,  Army  regulations 976  131': 

Precious  metals,  production,  1942  '   440 

Precipitation:  

frequencies  of  very  dry,  etc.,  months  10 '3 

Tennessee  River  basin,  1943. "    701 

Tennessee  Riv^r  basin,  monthly     *  95  197  31.3 
438,  577,  701, 861.  968, 1072",  1197, 1308,'  1447 

Washineton,  27-day  period 307 

see  also  Rain — Snow. 
Precision  apparatus  and  instruments: 

for  determination  of  refraction,  etc  402 

general  schedule  of  supplies "    9P 

upgrading  and  intra-industry  transfer  962 
Preemployment  training,  see  Training  courses. 
Preferred  Life  Assurance  Society  of  Montgom- 
ery, Ala 92 

Prehistory,  see  Archeology.  " " 

Preinduction  meetings,  suggestions ,300  425 

Preinduction  training: 

bulletin _.  707 

program [_'_  J394 

Prejean,  B.  M.,  promln  treatment  of  leprosy  "    924 

Prenatal  care,  article ]  278 

Prepare  for  winter lOgj 

Presbyterian  Church,  see  Woman's  Boardof 
Home  Missions  of  Presbyterian 
Church. 

Preservation  of  food,  see  Canned  food — Food 

also  names  of  foods. 

Preservers,  life,  specification IO.5.S 

Preserving  materials: 

standard  nomenclature  list 876,1089 

technical  manual «...  '  30^ 

President  of  United  States 8b7l"84  296  4'M 

565, 686, 845, 957, 1 060, 1 1 82, 1 291 ,'  1 424 
addresses  (translations) — 

French j93 

Portuguese 'J93."43.3."l068 

Spanish 309,433,960 

D-Day  prayer 845 

election,  constitutional  provisions,  etc.  1131, 1306 
emergency  fund,  proposed  provision..  847 

emergency  funds,  status '  185 

Executive  Office  appropriations,  1944— 

estimate 186 

Executive  Office  appropriations,  1945— 

estimates 424, 1426 

hearings.. ..l[[[[[[[].  241,375 

Jaw-.    _.._  9i4 

reports 241,375,759 

views 241 

Executive  orders— 

in  code  of  Federal    regulations,    1938-43 

supplements....  71,  409, 555, 833, 949, 1414 
see  also  subject, 
inauguration  in  1945— 

appropriation  for  expenses 1246 

maintenance  of  public  order,  etc 769 


Page 
President  of  United  States— Continued 
inauguration  in  1945— Continued 

permits  to  Inaugural  Ceremonies  Com       769 
troops  participating  in,  quartering  778 

messages,  see,  below,  veto  messages— aY/o^ 
in  main  alphabet,  subject  of  message 
proclamations— 

in  code  of  Federal  regulations,  1938-43 

supplements....  71, 409,  555, 8.33, 949, 1414 
see  also  subject, 
veto  messages- 
Armed  Services  Honor  Day..  80 

Commodity  Credit  Corporation 297 

internal  revenue 422 

Intracoastal  Waterway  claims"  422 

veto  messages  (claims)— 

Booth,  John  W.,  3d 555 

Eason,  Bessie  L 845 

Graham,  Mona  (Mrs.  Renzie)        422 

Hooper,  Charles  R..  aoo 

Hurley,  W.  M gn 

Miller,  John  H.,  jr "' "'  297 

Mower,  Leland  M g] 

Myhre,  Simon  M. 555 

Norcutt,  Arthur  C ['_  gj 

Norheim,  Robert ""  423 

Phoenix-Tempe  Stone  Co.... 423 

Runnebaum,  Anna  ...  423 

see  also  subjects  of  Executive  'orders "and 
proclamations— Hoover,  Herbert 
Presidential,  Vice  Presidential,  and  Senatorial 
Campaign  Expenditures,  1944,  Spe- 
cial Committee  to  Investigate,  Sen- 
ate: 

corrupt  practices  acts,  etc 921  1137 

hearings ""       '1025 

President's  Committee  on  Cost'orLiringl 

report  of  technical  committee 1063 

review  of  Meany-Thomas  report-  551 

President's    Committee   on    Puerto   'Rico,   see 
Puerto   Rico,    Committee  on   Revision  of 
Organic  Act  of. 
President's  War  Relief  Control  Board,  estimate    689 
Presidio  County,  Tex.,  geology,  etc  52 

Press,  code  of  wartime  practices 15 

see  also  Newspapers . 
Presses,  drill,  standard  nomenclature  lists  985 

Pressing  machinery,  wool-presses  704  1450 

Pressure  (atmospheric),  see  Atmospheric  pres^ 

sure. 
Pressiu-e  gages,  see  Gages. 
Pressure  vessels,  marine  engineering  regulations 

etc 73 

Preston,  John  W.,  additional  compensation    ""    25 
Prettyboy  reservoir,  sedimentation  survev  350 

Prevention  of  waste: 

Army  conservation  project  series  881 

cut  food  waste 744 

fight  waste.  Government  program.  "JI  303 

it's  time  for  total  war  on  food  wasteL    .      "  614 
make  food  fight  for  freedom,  cut  waste  570 

posters 199,  209,  231,  462,  596^"5'9'7.  721. 

881.  986. 1091-92. 1180. 1216, 1328, 1438, 1463 

rationing  and  price  control  help... 1186 

retail  food  stores 132 

Preventive  Medicine  Division 73  1053 

Pribilof  Islands:  '      ' 

fur-seal  industry 1145 

fur  seals,  protection ..."""'4i,'360,  505 

Price,  Bertie  M.  11.  (Mrs.  J.  D.):  relief  25 

Price;  Byron,  see  Censorship  Office. 

Price,  Eleanor  V.,  sulfarsphenamine  in  therapy 

of  syphilis _ 1142 

Price,  Lee,  court  case. 1432 

Price,  Mary  M.  (Mrs.  Nat.  jr.):  

relief    ....   246,787,913 

Price,  R.  H.,  relief 1126 

Price  Administration  Office...  83  187  301  426 

567, 690, 849, 95'9, 1063, 1184, 1294,' 1432 

bulletin  for  schools  and  colleges..  569 

chart  book j^g^  1433 

corporation  statistical  transcript  cards 422 

de  velopment  before  emergency  price  control 

act 1185 

directory  of  supervisory  persormel. .  1295 

estimate 347 

financial  reporting  program,  companies  in 

machine  tabulations ...  1295 

financial  tabulations,  cumulative  list... '1185-86 
history,  chronological  outline 568 


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Price  Administration  Office— Continued 

information  leaflet  for  schools,  etc 427, 

428, 1186, 1187 
interpreting   OPA  through   English  class- 
rooms  J* 428 

investigation — 

hearings -  769 

reports 32.632 

reports,  print  additional  copies    35,  637, 1129 
litigation,  see  names  of  parties  to  suit, 
officers  acting  as  prosecuting  agents..  33,  378, 498 

OPA  is  our  battle  line 84,568,960,143.5 

penalty  mail,  proposed  provision 1428 

posters 302,  569, 

691-692,  850,  1063-64,  1187,  1296,  1435 

procedural  regulation 1296 

quarterly  reports 188,  570,  692, 1064 

regional  administrators'  meeting 961 

retailers'  bulletin 187, 188,  302,  303,  570, 1295 

service  trades  bulletin 850 

services,  main  points  in  MPR  165 1297 

trade  bulletin 850.960, 1185, 1186, 1297 

Transportation  Committee  bulletin 85, 

303,428,851,1064,1188 

Transportation  Committee  news 1297, 1436 

see  also  Bowles,  Chester. 
Price  control,  see  Prices. 
Price  lists: 

Documents  Office..  51, 157-1.58, 269, 389,  522,  657, 
804, 928,  1030-31, 1144-45. 1262, 1378 

Weather  Bureau 141,624 

see  also  special  subject. 

Price  Office,  War  Food  Admin.,  functions 220 

Prices: 

1944,  first  and  second  quarters 946, 1279 

agricultural  products  or  primary  products.   343, 

609 
amend  and  extend  price  control  act — 

act  as  amended _  1064 

analysis  and  comment ..-  1187 

hearings 764.  783 

law --..  916 

minority  views 783 

reiwrts 760.764.781,783 

British  wartime  administration. 849 

ceiling- 
Canadian,  payment  of  subsidies 302 

how  to  use  price  lists 428 

instructions  for  shopper. 428 

commodities  and  services,  OPA  index..  83,  426- 
427,  568,  691.  849,  959, 1063,  1295, 1433 
control — 

and  transition  problems 1432 

bulletin  for  schools  and  colleges 569 

business  ojiinion 1296 

ct)nsumer  coods  in  wartime 1294 

facts  you  should  know 1187 

helps  reduce  food  waste 1186 

in  Colombia 302 

inter-American  problem 1432 

on  farm 188 

references 1296 

replies  to  farm  women's  questions 1296 

what  are  we  facing? 1063 

demand  and  price  situation 8,  125,  225,  342, 

477,  608,  736,  894,  996,  1102, 1226. 1338 
farm — 

following  World  War  II 1102 

index  numbers,  1910-43 343 

parity  and  averaiic  prices 997 

subsidies  and  prices 148 

farm  auctions  and  price  control 483 

farmers  interest  hi  price  control 568 

farmers  received  and  paid,  index  numbers..  894 
frequency  distribution  for  editing  returns...  737 

how  to  help  fight  inflation 428 

imported  commodities,  snipping  cost  effect.  5.52 

jobbers' record  keeping  under  OMPR 849 

posters 302,  569,848,958.  1063-64,  1296,  1435 

price  panels- 
drama  played  in  every  community 1435 

handbook  for  assistants 568 

operation  manual — 8.50 

program 1187 

retail  compliance 1435 

price  policy  and  what's  ahead 1294 

price  regulations,  explanatory  note 84 

reconversion  pricing- 
letter  to  editor  of  New  York  times 12«6 


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Prices— Continued 

reconversion  pricing — Continued 

objectives  in  reconversion  period 1435 

]iroblem 1435 

retail  changes,  differences  among  stores 407 

rising  prices,  unfair  sharing 691 

schedules  and  regulations,  digests 1185, 1433 

trend  in  1943 407 

wartime,  August  1939  to  Pearl  Harbor 551 

who  suffers  most  when  i)rices  rise? 189 

wholesale,  Jan.-June  1943 551 

wholesale,  July-Dec.  and  year  1943 1411 

see  also  Cost  and  standard  of  living — also 
names  of  commodities. 

Prices  and  Cost  of  Living  Branch 283 

Priest,  J.  Percy  (Representative  from  Tenn.): 
reports  made  by — 

Interstate  and  Foreign  Commerce  Com.  248, 

771 

Priest  Valley  quadrangle,  Calif 807 

Primers,  standard  nomenclature  lists 214, 

332, 466, 598,  724 

Primrose  Colliery,  report  of  explosion 392 

Prince,  Sarah,  court  case 435 

Print  trimmer,  specifications 592, 7!  6 

Print  washer,  siiecification 326 

Printers: 

contact,  specifications 326,  4.56 

projection,  specification 716 

Printing: 

related  occupations. 86 

union  wages  and  hours  in  trades 1279 

Printing  Committee,  House: 

reports.  35-36,  251.  372.  508,  637,  777-778, 1019, 1129 

Printing  ink,  rates  on ..  1158 

Printing  Office,  see  Government  Printing  Office. 

Printing  paper,  see  Paper. 

Prints: 

copyrighted     "0, 

285,  408,  678,  832,  948,  1049,  1281 ,1413 

title  page  and  index,  v.  38 678 

motion  picture  release,  specification 1287 

Priorities: 

referral  program,  facts 1300 

referral  program,  informational  objectives    1.300 

Prisoners  of  war: 

American  prisoners  in  Far  East 2.5a 

enemy,  technical  manual 1460 

escapes  __ 634 

Japanese  atrocities  ._ 251,  .332 

pay  and  allowances,  investment  in  bonds..  1364 
promotion  of  certain  American  prisoners- 
hearings  -  - 378 

report  ...-  1023 

Prisons  and  prisoners: 

Army  regulations  . . .  583.  584, 976, 1077, 1204, 1315 

medical  care,  estimate  for  Justice  Dept 299 

prisoners  in  prisons  and  reformatories 905 

Pri.sons  Bureau     123,341,73.5,1101 

Pritchard,  A.  Karl,  mostniitoes  in  Puerto  Rico  .  6.54 

Pritchard,  James  S.,  tax  appeal  of  exrx. 1446 

Private  acts,  see  Laws. 

Pvt.  Droop  has  missed  the  war!... 1079 

Private  laws,  see  Laws. 

Private  property,  see  Property. 

Private  resolutions,  see  Resolutions. 

Privies,  park  structures 1152 

Privileges  and  Elections  Committee,  Senate: 

hearings - --  261,794 

reports. 151,1025 

Prizes  of  war: 

capture,  privileges  to  Australia 1062 

capture,  privileges  to  India 81 

disposition 504.791,916 

jurisdiction,  agreement  with  Canada   1442 

jurisdiction,  agreement  with  Great  Britain    1443 

Probation: 

Federal  probation  fperindical).  123,  341,  7.^5. 1101 
index  of  articles  and  book  reviews 123 

Probey,  Thomas  F.,  sulfarsphenamine  in  ther- 
apy of  syphilis  1142 

Problem  series.  Reclamation  Bureau.. 162 

Problems  of  American  Small  Business,  Special 
Committee  to  Study,  see  American 
Small  Business,  Special  Committee 
to  Study  Problems  of.  Senate. 

Proceedings  of  National   Museum 192, 

308,  573,  695,  965,  1068, 1193,  1304,  1442 
title  page,  index,  etc 573 


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Processing,  ordnance  instructions 1217 

ProcossinR  and  deveiopinp;  kits,  specification  ..    982 
Processing  and  printing  kits,  specitication    1087, 1214 

Processing  tax  on  coconut  oil,  suspending 781, 

789, 914 
Proclamations,  see  subject. 
Procter,  Frederic  W.: 

court  case 403,546,1276 

correction  of  entry  on  p.  1276 1334 

Procter  &  Gamble  Co 22,1402 

Proctor,  Elizabeth  S.,  court  case  of  exrs 64 

Proctor,  Gerald  E.,  relief.. 25.39 

Procurement,  see  Military  supplies— a?«o  names 
of  departments,  etc. 

Procurement  Division 96,  199,314,440, 

579,  703,  863,  970,  1073,  1199, 1310,  1449 

estimate,  etc 566,689 

posters - 199 

Product  guide. 108 

Production  (agricultural),  see  Agriculture— a?«o 

names  of  products. 
Production  (industrial) : 

are  you  hit  by  low  production? 1108 

cut-backs,  adjustment.. 876 

Federal  reserve  index 47 

human  factor  in  maximum  production 828 

in  selected  industries 68, 675, 1047 

know  how  handbook. 87 

manning  production  beachheads 1300 

regional  shifts,  1939-43.. 20 

appendix  tables 20 

safety  speeds  production 983 

technological  developments  affecting 68,552 

working  standards  for  maximum  produc- 
tion   -  -  550 

see  also  names  of  industries,  etc. 
Production  and  Resources  Board,  see  Combined 
Production   and   Resources   Board, 
United  States,  Great  Britain,  and 
Canada. 
Production  Board,  see  War  Production  Board. 
Production  credit  associations: 

loans 1106 

rules  and  regulations 346 

Production-Employment   Board,  see  National 
Production-Employment  Board. 

Production  Office 746,902,1233 

naming,  notes  of  general  interest 220 

Production  Research  and  Development  Office.  1344 
Productivity  and  Technological  Development 

Division 283, 945 

Products  and  priorities  (periodical) 190, 305, 430, 

571,  693,  853,  963,  1066,  1190,  1301,  1439 

Professional  paper,  Geological  Survey 160 

270,806,931 

Professional  workers,  unionization 946 

Professions,  see  Occupations. 

Proffitt,  Maris  M.,  free  textbooks,  etc 800 

Profile  measurements  during  cavitation 176 

Profit: 

fruit  and  vegetable  canners,  1936-42 83 

meat  packers,  1936-42... 84 

preventing  undue.  President's  message 185 

war  profits  studies. 83,84 

Program  Branch,  War  Production  Board 1410 

Program  Coordination  Office 85,189 

Projansky,  Dora,  relief 244,511,756 

Projectiles,  standard  nomenclature  lists 213 

214,  332,  465,  598,  723,  724 

Projector,  T.  H.,  construction  of  goniometer 905 

Projectors: 

ceiling  light,  technical  manual 5.-.  1212 

motion  picture,  specification 1087,1324 

opaque-object,  strip  films,  and  slide? 684 

signal,  standard  nomenclature  list 720 

still  film  and  slide,  specification 456,1088 

Promin,  treatment  of  leprosy... 924 

Promotions,  see  Army— Prisoners  of  war. 

Propaganda,  what  is  propaganda 1205 

see  also  Un-American  activities. 
Propaganda    Activities    Committee,    see    Un- 
American  Activities,  Special  Com- 
mittee on.  House. 
Proix;lIers  (aerial) : 

constant  speed,  rate  of  climb  of  airplane 137 

employment  in  plants 1410 

flexural  vibrations,  etc 70 

maintenance,  repair,  and  alteration 235 

technical  manual - 1322 


Page 

Propelling     charges,     standard    nomenclature 

lists 213, 

214.  332, 46,'i,  466,  598,  724, 880 
Propelling  machinery,  operation  and  mainte- 
nance  _ 1420 

Property: 

claims  for  damages  to  private  property,  esti- 
mates  400 

423,  445,  687, 707,  846. 8fiS 

claims  of  Army  personnel... 3is 

foreign,  claims  for  damages,  etc.,  by  .A.rmy..  31  s 
in  D.  C,  attachment,  etc.,  amend  laws."...  365 

in  D .  C,  rezoning .3f;."i 

personal  property  cases,  U.  S.  defendant 2A<^ 

requisition  for  defense — 

extension  of  act 378,774,916 

report  of  operations 88,693, 1439 

see  also  Enemy  projierty — Public  property. 
Property  accounting,  see  Accounts  and  account- 
ing. 
Property  improvement  loans,  see  Loans. 
Prosecutions,  see  Actions  at  law. 

Prostatitis,  and  Trichomonas  urethritis. 1028 

Prostitution,  in  hotels,  how  to  curb 264 

see  also  Venereal  diseases. 
Protection   of   monuments   in   war   areas,    see 

IVfonuments. 
Protection  of  Young  Workers.  General  Advisory 
Committee  on,  see  General  Advisory 
Committee  on  Protection  of  Young 
Workers. 

Protection  Services  Division 1431 

Protective  hats,  specification^ 840, 1288 

Protective  services: 

contracts 276 

persons  furnishing,  1942 396 

Protein: 

consumption.  Tariff  Commission  report 859 

glues,  mold  resistance 128 

soybean,  utilization  by  lambs 476 

Protractors,  specification 76,  954 

Providence  area,  statistical  .summary,  war  and 

pre-war  study 830 

Providence  Hospital,  increase  property  holdings      40 

Provisions,  general  schedule  of  supplies 1449 

see  also  Dry  provisions. 

Provo  River  project,  specifications,  etc 393 

Provost  Marshal  General's  Office 598.988, 1330 

posters - 598,988, 1330 

Proxy  rules.  Security  and  Exchange  Comn 366 

Pruckner,  Hermann,  patent  appeal 1359 

Prudential  Insurance  Co.  of  America 8,58 

Prunes,  utilizing  1942-43  production 894 

Pruniis  serotina,  American  wood 482 

Prussian  blue,  see  Iron-blue. 

Pryor.  Dean  E.,  big  vein  disease  of  lettuce 480 

Pseudococcus  comstocki,  biology  of  Allotropa 

burrelli,  parasite 896 

Pseudotsuga  taxifolia,  American  wood 12,229 

Psvchrometric  problems,  nomographs  for  solu- 
tion...  1120 

Psylla,  pear,  sticky  trap  board  used  in  scouting.  1342 
Public  assistance: 

administration,     conducting     studies 387 

administrative  review _ 156 

career  in  public  service 156 

community  welfare  expenditures 828 

current  practices  in  staff  training 1143, 1261 

grants  to  States,  appropriations 758 

illustrations  from  State  agencies 1143, 1261 

institute  for  county  executive  directors 1261 

operations  in  selected  cities 50, 

156,  387,  521,  655.  927,  1143. 1260, 1377 

orientation  of  visitors  by  agencies... -  1143 

payments  under  social  security  act 802. 1143 

preprint  from  social  security  bulletin.  50, 156.  267 
387.  521.  655,  802. 927, 1029, 1143. 1377 

public  assistance  report 387,  802, 1143 

publications -.- -  156 

recruitment  for  agencies 520 

sheltered  care  and  home  services 387 

source  of  funds.  1943 655 

Public  Assistance  Bureau 50,156.267.387, 

521,  655,  802,  927. 1029, 1143, 1260,  1377 
Public  buildings,  various  bills  and  resolutions. .  262 

Public  Buildings  .Administration 803, 1030, 1377 

Public    Buildings    and    Grounds    Committee, 
Hou.se: 

hearings --  372,  508.  778 

reports... 251.637.778 


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Public    Buildings    and     Grounds    Committee, 
Senate: 
hearing ^Jl 


reports. 


7&4-795 


Page 

Public  Lands  Committee,  House: 

hearings - - "^''Ja?, 


mmority  views. 


609 


Public  contracts  act,  ««e  Government  contracts. 

Public  Contracts  Division,  report,  1912 175 

se«  also  Wage  and  Hour  and  Public  Contracts 

Divisions. 

Pnhlin  Dpht  Bureau         -   95,198.314, 

Public  Debt  uureau..^..^^^^  ^^^  ^^^^^  ^^^^  ^^^^^  ^^^^ 

Public  debts:  ,. 

city,  on  June  30,  1943 -----    16 

governmental,  1943 I'l" 

increase  debt  limit  of  U.  S.— 

hearings— '°X 

law  '°** 

reports-" 639,760,789 

obligations  of  foreign  Governments 578 

selected  tables  from  Treasury  Dept.,  rp 57b 

wartime    borrowing,    from    Treas.    Dept.  ^ 

report-   ■^'° 

see  also  Government  securities. 
Public    documents,    see    Congressional    docu- 
ments—Government publications. 
Public  Documents  Oflice,  see  Documents  Office. 
Pablic  domain,  see  Public  lands. 
Public  employees,  see  Government  oriicials  ana 
employees. 

Public  funds:  .      j      „      ,      i      mo^ 

accounting,  nonappropriated  welfare  funds,  1084 

Army  regulations 99,  202,  318,  319,  444 

583,866.867,975.1077,1203,1315,1452 

deposit  for  credit  of  Treasurer  of  U.  S 105 

Federal  funds  for  education 518 

reconstruction  fund  with  foreign  Govts 770 

State  general,  highway,  etc.,  funds  in  1943.--  904 

Public  health,  see  Hygiene. 

Public  health  bulletin,  see  Hygiene. 

Public  health  engineering  abstracts,  see  Hygiene. 

Public  Health  Methods  Division 385,801,1141 

Public  health  nurses,  see  Nurses  and  nursing. 

Public    health    reports,    see    Hygiene— Public 
Health  Service. 

Public    Health    Service 48,154,265,385,519, 

654, 800, 923, 1028, 1141, 1259, 1374 

administrative  analysis  symposium 1141 

annual  reports,  1941-42,  1942-43 267 

division  for  control  of  tuberculosis- 
hearings-- ^'^77? 

TG  DOrt  - " 7/1 

estimates,  etc"---."-'--- 299, 566-567, 689 

hospital  care  for  insane  persons 1425 

laws,  consolidation,  etc.— 

hearings - ---  ^03, 920 

]a\y 916 

reports 503,638, 789 

Ohio  River  pollution  control- 
industrial  wastelguides 1093 

report -- -   '24 

pay  readjustment  act  amendments- 
hearings  -- ^^^'loi 

law --- 1121 

report  146,380,792 

posters--.'- -  155,266,519,925,1141-42 

publications  on  industrial  hygiene. 654 

regulations -  -  -  65  5 

retired  commissioned  oflicers,  recall 1425 

temporary  positions,  establishing 1425 

see  also  Parran,  Thomas. 
Public  Housing  Authority,  see  Federal  Public 

Housing  Authority. 
Public    Information    Division,    National   War 

Labor  Bd. 567 

Public    Inquiries    Division,    War    Information 

Office-. 189,428,692,1297 

Public  lands: 

administration  and  use 262,514,650 

for  naval  use,  acquisition  and  disposal 1252 

materials  on,  disposal... 45,1246 

problems  in  connection  with,  study 1130 

publications,  price  list 1031 

surveying  instructions,  supplement 1380 

see  aJso  names  of  States,  etc.,  where  lands 
aie  located. 

Public  Lands  and  Surveys  Committee,  Senate: 

hearings.. --  262,514,650 

reports 44-45,  380, 650,  795, 1 137-38, 1368-69 


reports- . -  36, 147, 373, 509, 778-779, 1129-30, 1364 
Public  laws,  see  Laws. 
Public  moneys,  see  Public  funds. 
Public  Printer,  see  Government  Prmting  Office. 
Public   pruiting   and   binding,   material,   etc., 

abstract  of  contracts 389, 928 

Public  property: 

Army  regulations — 

accountability  and  responsibility--  319, 1203 

damage  to  or  loss  or  destruction 202 

marking ---  320,584 

records,  disposition - - 1315 

sales  ....99,444,1203,1315,1453 

transportation 319, 444, 867, 1204 

unserviceable  property 99 

auditing  procedures,  technical  manual 1085 

BuShips  surplus  material  list.-- - 683 

disposition,  procurement  regulation.  -  1089,1324 

fl.\ed  price  contracts,  accounting. 872 

management,  etC--. --- 258 

receiving  stolen  property.. --  634 

surveys,  etc. ,  brigadier  general  or  higher  rank 

to  take  final  action. 379 

utilization  and  disposition- 
hearings 113^ 

report - 258 

see  also  Surplus  war  property. 

Public  Relations  Bureau,  War  Dept 115,  215, 332, 

466, 600, 725, 1094, 1217, 1330, 1464 
nosters  -     --  115-116,215,332,467, 

^  600,725,1094,1217,1330,1464 

Public  resolutions,  see  Resolutions. 
Public  roads,  see  Roads. 

Public    Roads    Administration  51,157,268,388,521, 
656, 803, 928, 1030, 1144, 1261, 1377 

report,  1943 J030 

Public  Service  Commission  of  Kentucky 129. 

Public  social  service,  see  Public  assistance. 
Public  utility  companies: 

electric  utilities—  ,„_„ 

financial  record,  1937-43.. 1373 

production  of  electric  energy,  etc 263 

revenues  and  income..  47,152,383,516,653, 

799, 922, 1026, 1139, 1256, 1373 

statement  of  taxes,  etc..  516,653,1026,1373 

statistics,  1942 ,47 

statistics  1943  lo7o 

holding    conapanies,    security    transactions 

and     holdings 88,191,305,431,572, 

694, 854, 963, 1066, 1191, 1302, 1439 

natural  gas  companies,  statistics,  1942 617 

REA-flnanced,  allotment,  etc 131 

Public  welfare,  see  Public  assistance. 

Public  Welfare  Board,  D.  C,  redefining  powers, 

g{g     __ 769 

Public  Welfare  iiepartment,  D.  C,  establish..  769 
Public  works: 

construction  under  contracts »55 

forest  development  programs 228 

on  rivers  and  harbors  for  flood  control- 
hearings --- -  o32 

report - ,50^ 

post-war. 


1261 


144 


688 


Puerto  Rico,  and  Virgin  Islands.. - 

see  also  Harbors— Pivers—aZso  names  of 
certain  departments,  bureaus,  etc. 

Public  Works  Administration,  liquidation,  esti- 
mate  

Publication  offices,  see  Govermnent  offices— 
also  names  of  oflices. 

Publications,  see  Bibliography— Catalogs— Gov- 
ernment pubhcations— Military 
publications —Periodicals  —  Techni- 
cal publications— a/so  names  of  de- 
partments, bureaus,  etc.,  issuing 
I)ublicatioiis— «/so  subjects. 

Publications    and    Supplies    Division,    Labor 

Publications  Divi's"io"n,'Agriculture'Dept.-.  347,742, 

743, 900 

Publications  Division,  Commerce  Dept 911 

Publications  Division,  Medicine  and  Surgery 

Bur  ..180,290,412,681,838, 

951,1053,1173,1286,1418 

Publishing,  related  occupations 86 

Puccinia  graminis,  see  Rusts. 


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I'ut'blo  Indian  lands,  operation  und  maintenance 

charges 11 35 

El  pueblo  y  su  triunfo 1294 

Puerto  Rico: 

court  case- - 170 

district  court,  acting  judge 846, 1183 

economic  distress,  relieving 144 

economic,  etc.,  conditions,  investigate — 

hearings 32,503,633,917,1127 

reports 151,633,770 

extend  social  security  act 377 

Federal  agencies  operating 1127 

housing,  census,  1940  (16th) 750 

mail  routes,  schedules 78,421,844,1291 

Mayagucz  Barracks,  convey 1303 

mosquitoes — 

identification  of  Anopheles  larvae. 266 

light  traps  and  animal  bait  traps 654 

list.' 654 

natality  and  mortality  data,  1941 17 

natality  and  mortality  data,  1942 1006 

organic  act  for  civil  government,  amend — 

hearings. .380,  1127 

report.. 262 

public  health  nurses  employed,  19.39-43 49 

publications,  price  list 1378 

sugar,  abandonment,  etc.,  payment... 133 

sugar,  commercially  recoverable 133,  615 

sugarcane — 

determination  of  afai'm 231 

fair  and  reasonable  prices 745 

farming   practices 231,   902 

proportionate  shares 349,  1109 

wage  rates  for  production ,  etc 349 

Puerto  Rico  Agricultural  Experiment  Station: 

report,  1943 345 

same,  in  Spanish 1228 

vanilla  curing  and  its  chemistry 1228 

Puerto  Rico  American  Sugar  Refinery,  Inc 1168 

Puerto  Rico  Cement  Corporation 404,  1404 

Puerto  Rico,  Committee  on  Revision  of  Organic 
Act  of: 

proceedings  of  meeting 380 

Puerto  Rico  Ry.,  Light  &  Power  Co 677 

Puget  Sound  Bridge  &  Dredging  Co... 1126 

Puget  Sound  congested  production  area: 

changes  in  population 1236 

characterictics  of  population,  etc 11 12 

final  population  figures... 1005 

investigation — 

hearings 371 

report 146 

Puget  Sound  Power  &  Light  Co 546,  825 

Pulaski  County,  Va.,  statistical  summary,  war 

and  pre-war  study 1280 

Pulaski  Veneer  Corporation 1393 

Pulaski's  Memorial  Day 1121,  1183 

Pulga,  Calif.,  railroad  accident 396 

Pullers,  fuse,  specification 200 

Pullman  Co.: 

James  Flett  v 535 

preliminary  abstract  of  statistics,  1943 1388 

technology,  national  resources  study 1137 

Pullorum-testing  agents,  training  school  obser- 
vations  1104 

Pulp,  see  Wood  pulp. 

Pulp  and  Paper  Unit,  Foreign  and  Domestic 

Commerce  Bur 492, 

752,908,1011,1117,  1241,  1357 
Pulp  wood,  see  Pulpwood. 
Pulpwood: 

case  history  for  industry 1300 

logging  operation,  defer  registrants 507 

production,  selective  service  problem 853 

see  also  Woods  industries. 
Pultz,  L.  M.,  root  reserves,  European  bindweed.  995 

Pumice,  ground,  specification 954 

Pumpkins,  freezing  preservation  of  pie  stock 126 

Pumps: 

air-turbine-driven,  specification 841 

centrifugal,  specification 841 

domestic,  statistics..  17,  135,  234,  352,  489,  619, 
749,  904, 1004, 1112, 1235, 1352 

fuel  booster,  specification 982, 146ij 

fuel  servicing,  specification 591 

gasolinc-cngiue-driven,  specifications..  684,  841 

handy-billy,  specification 1289 

hydraulic,  oil,  specifications 326,  875 

operation  and  maintenance.. 182 


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Pumps— Continued 

potentiometer  oil 211 

submersible,  specification 841 

Punch  tools,  standard  nomenclature  list 213,  876 

Punches,  specifications 76, 1422 

Purchasing,  see  Cooperation — also  names  of  com- 
modities. 
Purdue    University    Agricultural    Experiment 

Station 741 

Pure  Oil  Co 817 

Purgatoire  River,  survey 332 

Purification  by  slow  fractional  freezing 909 

Purification  of  water,  see  Water. 
Purple  Heart,  Military  Order  of  the,  see  Mili- 
tary Order  of  the  Purple  Heart. 

Putnam,  Henry  W.,  court  case  of  exr 546, 1404 

Putnam  Knitting  Co 652,  1163 

PWA,  see  Public  Works  Administration. 

Pyramid  Motor  Freight  Corporation 1392 

Pyramid  Moving  Co 826 

Pyrethrum,  styrene  dibromide,  substitute 611 

Pyrheliometry,  see  Solar  radiation. 

Pyrites,  in  1943 1152 

Pyrites  cinder,  rates  on... U58 

Pyrophyllite,  industries  in  1943 1035 

Pyrotechnic  pistols,  and  mounts,  standard  no- 
menclature list lt)9 

Pyrotechnics,  standard  nomenclature  list 596 

Pyroxylin  coated  woven  cotton  fabrics..  17, 135,  234, 

352,  489,  619,  749,  904, 1004, 1112, 1235, 1352 

Pythium,  damping-oflf  of  red  pine  seedlings.  124,  224 

Q 

Q  fever,  occurrence  of  Rickettsia  diaporica 48 

Quabbin  reservoir  quadrangle.  Mass 660 

Quad  Cities  milk  marketing  area 744 

Quadrant  adapter,  standard  nomenclature  list..  112 

Quadrants,  standard  nomenclature  lists 111, 

212, 462,  719, 1326 
Quaker  City  Rubber  Co.,  see  Quaker  Rubber 
Corporation. 

Quaker  Rubber  Corporation 577, 1163 

Quant,  Willis  C,  earnings  in  private  ship-repair 

yards 676 

Quantico,  Va.,  see  Marine  Barracks,  Quantico. 
Quarantine: 

notice  of 345,611,739,998 

summary  of  Fed.  domestic  plant  quaran- 
tines  739 

see  also  names  of  certain  insects. 
Quarries: 

accidents  during  1942 1268 

employment  and  accidents,  1942 162 

industry,  related  occupations 571 

safety  blasting  practices 809 

Quarterly. 

Xote. — For  all  periodicals  which  begin 
w  ith  the  word  "Quarterly",  see  subject,  or 
name  of  department,  bureau,  etc.,  issuing 
periodical. 
Quartermaster  Corps  of  Army: 

Army  regulations 98-99, 

202,  318,  443,  583, 1076, 1203, 1314,  1452 

estimate  ....  .  ..  299 

ordnance  equipment  charts i06, 107,  328,  329 

railhead  company,  handbook.. 1461 

supply  catalog 1215 

tables  of  allowances 1206, 1456 

tables  of  equipment.-  102,  206,  323,  448,  587,  708, 
711,  871,  979,  1082,  1210,  1321,  1458-59 

tables  of  organization 102,206,  323,  448,  587, 

708,  711,  871,  979,  1082,1210,1321,1458-59 

truck  company,  handbook 588 

Quartermaster  General  of  Army 114, 

214,  332,  466,  598,  724, 1093, 1330, 1463 

civilian  employees,  hospitalization,  etc 639 

post  er 598 

Quartermaster  items,  see  Military  supplies. 

Quartermaster  library  record 114, 

214,  332,  466,  598,  724, 1330, 1464 

Quartz,  differential  thermal  analysis 1036 

Queen  City  Brewing  Co 1016 

Queen  Creek,  removal  of  oysters 505 

Questel,  D.  D.,  European  corn  borer 227,739 

Quick,  Clarence  R.,  Ribes  in  Western  States...  479 
Quicksilver,  see  Mercury. 

Quigley,  Charlotte  B.,  court  case.. 546 

Quinaieli  Indians,  court  case.. 1371 


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Paeo 

QuiiitanaPetroleum  Co S25 

Quipa,  ami  Peruvian  civilization 307.1192 

Quipn  woofi,  strength  and  related  properties...  1344 

Quitman  fault  zone,  map  -  1(133 

Quitslund,  Ford  -\.,  fruit  sales  in  retail  grocery 

stores,  etc   .   --     H 

Quiver  River,  improvements  for  flood  control       724 

Quiz  contests,  co-op,  how  to  put  on 743 

Quonochontaug  quadrangle,  R.I 1149 

Quynn,  Russell  11.,  advancement  on  retired  list. 

Navy - 35 


R.  E.  A.,  see  Rural  Electrification  Administra- 
tion. 
R.  F.  C,  see  Reconstruction  Finance  Corpora- 
tion. 
R.  R.  B.,  see  Railroad  Retirement  Board. 
Rabaut,  Louis  C.  (Representative  from  Mich.): 
reports  made  by — 

Appropriations  Com.. 242 

Conference  Com 761 

Rabbits: 

activities  in  connection  with,  transfer 627 

diarrhea -  159 

feed  costs  to  weaning  age 159 

inheritance  of  woolly 159 

manure,  value  and  use i)29 

Rabkin,  Isaac,  court  case - 692,850 

Raccoons,  raising. 523 

Race  problems: 

discrimination  in  employment,  prohibit— 

hearings 1017,1253 

report 1134 

Races,  publications,  price  list... 1378 

Racine,  Wis.,  aircraft  accident. 1113 

Racks: 

amplifier,  specification 875 

arm,  standard  nomenclature  list 878 

bomb,  specifications  _.  457 

standard  nomenclature  list 113 

RadcUff  Gravel  Co.,  Inc  403 

Radclifle,  George  L.  (Senator  from  Md.): 
reports  made  by- 
Banking  and  Curr<Micy  Com 783 

Commerce  Com  40,512,1134 

Radford,  Va.,  statistical  summary,  war  and  pre- 
war study  .  1280 

Radiation,  see  Sky — Solar  radiation. 
Radio,  see  certain  headings  beginning  Radio. 
Radio  apparatus  and  appliances: 

importers  and  dealers,  Mexico,  radios,  etc   .     20 

installation  of  equipment  in  tanks 589,  873 

radio  sets,  technical  manual 980-981, 1212 

technical  manual,  radio  receivers. 1085 

Radio  bearing  conversion  table 291,417 

Radio  broadcasting: 

code  of  wartime  practices 15 

listeners'  part  in  radio  programming 1255 

rules,  etc.,  of  Fed.  Communications  Comm.  1372 
see  also  Radio  communication — Radio  sta- 
tions— also  subject  of  broadcast,  or 
name  of  person  delivering  address, 
etc. 
Radio  communications: 

accounts  for  radiotelegraph  carriers 1372 

air  navigation,  radioulectrir  service 1442 

amending  communications  act 377 

Army  regulations ...  202,706,975,1077 

code  practice  equipment 713 

field  manual 445 

how  short  wave  works      301 

mobile  broadcasting  company,  organization 

and  equipment  ...   1083 

patrolling  the  ether         . 1139 

publications  for  sale  by  supt.  of  docs 928 

rules  and  regulations  of  F.  C.  C 263.798 

sources  of  information 139 

statistics  of  radiotelegraph  carriers I02G 

tax  regulation      .  579 

use  for  railroads,  investigation 792 

see  also  Radio  stations. 
Radio  equipment,  see  Radio  apparatus  and  ap- 
pliances. 
Radio  frequencies: 

broadcast,  using... 908 

meter  sets,  technical  manual -..  1212 


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Radio  insulators  and  materials,  specifications      1055, 

1177,1420 

Radio  operators,  rules,  etc.,  of  F.  C.  C 798 

Radio  receivers,  see  Radio  apparatus  and  appli- 
ances. 

Radio  scripts,  schools-at-war 317 

Radio  sets,  see  Radio  apparatus  and  appliances. 
Radio  stations: 

amateur  stations,  rules,  etc.,  of  F.  C.  C 798 

broadcast  stations — 

agreement  with  Canada 1305 

rules  and  regulations  of  F .  C .  C 263, 

383,  798, 1372 

statistics,  1942 1256 

FM  for  education.- 1258 

Miami,  Fla.,  station  WFTL  investigation.  1362 

Summit,  C.  Z.,  Executive  order... 566 

war  emergency  radio  service 82 

war  emergency  radio  service,  rules,  etc. .  383,  798 
Radioactive  compounds,  i)rotective  measures.  _  977 
Radiobeacons,  see  names  of  places  where  located. 
Radios,  see  Radio  apparatus  and  appliances. 
Radiosonde,  modulated  audio  frequency  obser- 
vations  .     141 

Radiotelegraph  carriers,  see  Radio  communica- 
tion. 

Rae,  Walter  S.,  court  case  of  exrx 1163 

Rafts,  pneumatic,  specifications 326, 

457,716,1088,1214 

Rail-highway  grade-crossing  accidents .813 

Rail  motor  cars,  fuel  and  power 163,273,394, 

527.  663, 812, 934, 1037, 1 1 53, 1270, 1 385 
Rail  rates,  see  Passenger  rates. 
Railroad  accidents: 

accident  bulletin  112 1154 

grade-crossing  accidents _  813 

investigation  reports.. 55-56. 164-165, 

274,     395-396,     527-528,     663,     813, 
934-935,   10.38,   n54-.55,   1270-71,  1386 

reported  by  railways,  summary 56, 165,  274, 

396, 663, 813, 1038, 11,55, 1271, 1386 
Railroad  Adjustment  Board,  see  National  Rail- 
road Adjustment  Board. 
Railroad  board,  see  Cardboard. 
Railroad  cars: 

case  of  A.  Johnston  et  al 10,38 

equipment  of  class  1  steam  railways 165,  275, 

396,  528,  664, 813-814, 1039, 1155, 1387 

for  transporting  grain,  shortage 150,512 

persons  furnishing  cars,  1942 396 

persons  furnishing  cars,  quarterly..  396.663, 1155 

private  car  owners'  reports 396 

Railroad  emergency  boards,  see  headings  begin- 
ning Emergency  Board. 
Railroad  employees: 

females  employed  by  class  1  railways 165, 

528,935,1271 

hours  of  service,  statistical  analysis 1387 

retirement,  compilations  of  acts 1247 

retirement,  etc.,  affecting  ry.  finances 396 

salaries  of  $10,000  or  more  in  1942 56 

unemployment    insurance    laws,    compila- 
tion   1247 

wage  statistics,  class  1  steam  railways 56, 

274,  396,  528,  663,  815,  935,  1038,  1155, 
1271,  1387. 
correction  and  transfer  of  entry  on  p.  815.  890 

12  months  ended  with  Dec.  1943 1387 

wages,  aid  in  effectuating  increase — 

hearings  _ 42,248 

minority  views. 248 

reports 42,248,638 

wages,  changes,  1943-44 551 

see    also    headings    beginning    Kmergency 
Board. 
Railroad    rates,    see    Freight    rates     Passenger 

rates— Railroads. 
Railroad  retirement,  see  Railroad  i^niployees. 

Railroad  Retirement  Board    .. 88,191, 

305.  ,572,  694,  853.  \)>V.\  1191,  1302,1439 
acquisition  of  data,  extending  time.  249,790,916 

api>roiiriali(jns,  hearings 763 

iiujiitlilv  review. 88,191, 

305,  572.  694,  853,  963.  1191,  1302,1439 

subject  index,  v.  4 305 

Ijenalty  mail,  proposed  provision 1429 

report,  1943 572 

Railroad  securities,  see  Securities. 
.  Railroad  tickets,  James  Flett  r.  Pullman  Co 535 


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Page 
Hailroad  trains,  see  Freight  trains— Passenger 
trains. 

Railroad  yard  service  performance 165,276', 

397,  529,  664,  814-815,  1039,  1156,  1388 
Railroads: 

abandonment  of  lines,  policy  of  Congress. ..  920 
class  1  steam  railways- 
comparative  oi)erating  statistics 1038 

freight  commodity  statistics,  1943..  812, 1037 
freight  commodity  statistics,  monthly. .    55, 
163,  273,  394,  527,  662,  934,  1153,  1269- 
70, 1385. 

freight  train  performance 56, 

165,  275,  528,  664,  813,  1038,  1155,  1387 

income  and  balance-sheet  items 56, 

165,  275,  397,  529,  664,  814,  936,  1039, 
1156, 1271, 1388. 
motive  power  and  car  equipment.  -  165,275, 

396,  528,  664,  813-814,  1039,  1155,  1387 
operating  revenues  and  expenses 56, 

275,   396,    528,   814,   935,    1039,    1155, 

1271,1387. 
passenger  traffic  statistics 56,  275,  397, 

529,  664,  814,  935,  1039, 1156, 1271, 1387 

passenger  train  performance 165, 

275,  529, 664, 814, 1039, 1156, 1388 

revenue  tons  originated ,  etc 276, 

397,  529,  664, 1039, 1156, 1388 

revenue  tons  originated,  etc.,  1943 814 

revenue  traffic  statistics 56,  275,  397, 

529,  664,  814,  935,  1039, 1156, 1271, 1388 

statistical  statements 1387 

yard  serv  ice  performance 1 65, 276, 

397,  529,  664,  814-815,  1039,  1156,  1388 
coal  leases  held  by,  number  and  area.  44,  757,  778 

dividends,  steam  railway,  1890-1941 165 

equipment.  Army  regulations 1315 

finances,  retirement,  etc.,  affecting 396 

fuel,  use  and  cost 1153 

in  hands  of  receivers,  etc.,  1943... 1156 

labor  market  information 1437 

land-grant  rates  on  Government  traffic — 

hearings 633, 1254 

hearings,  additional  copies 1129 

reports!... 633,638 

large  steam  railways — 

operating  revenues  and  expenses 56, 

165,  275,  396,  528,  664,  814,  935,  1039, 
1155, 1271, 1387. 

operating  statistics 165,  275, 396,  528,  664, 

814, 935, 1039, 1155, 1271, 1387 

laws,  compilation 1247 

military,  field  manual 586 

Military  Railway  Service  rules 324 

monopoly  practices 792 

operating  battalion,  field  manual 445 

possession  and  operation.  Executive  order.  -    81 
productivity  in  steam  railroad  transporta- 
tion     68 

publications,  price  list 928 

radio  communication  and  signaling. 792 

reorganization — 

changes  in  capitalization,  etc 1155 

hearings 146 

hearings,  print  additional  copies 35 

report 772 

shop  battalion,  field  manual 320 

statistics— 

1942,  report.. 813 

1942,  summary  tables 814 

1943,  preliminary  abstract 1388 

technology,  national  resources  study 1137 

train  lengths,  service  order 399 

see  also  Common  Carriers— Electric  rail- 
roads— also  headings  beginning  Rail- 
road— also  names  of  railroads. 

Railway  Express  Agency,  Inc 435 

motor  carrier  decision 1391 

preliminary  abstract  of  statistics,  1943 1388 

scientific  and  technical  mobilization 792 

Railway  labor,  see  Railroad  employees. 

Railway  Mail  Service 78,184,296,421, 

564,  686,  844,  956,  1059, 1181, 1291, 1424 

mail  routes,  schedules... ^.78-79, 184, 296, 421, 564, 

686,  844,  956,  1059-60,  1181,  1291,  1424 

Railways,  see  Railroads. 

Raimund  Local,  court  case 280,575 


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Rain: 

net  rainfall  under  a  conifer  forest. 482 

ramfall  and  runofl  from  terraces,  etc 617 

windy  slopes,  measuring  rainfall 1120 

Raincoats,  specification 294 

Rainfall,  «ee  Rain. 

Raisch,  Albert  G.,  court  case 1163 

Raladam  Co ii63 

Ralston,  Oliver  C,  fluorescent  minerals 661 

Ralston  Buttes  quadrangle,  Colo 807 

Raman,  N.  D.,  Rangely  anticline 1032 

Rambo,  Stella  T.,  court  case 1404 

Ramey,  Homer  A.  (Representative  from  Ohio): 
reports  made  by — 

Claims  Com 31, 

242-246, 363, 500,  629-631, 764-769, 1124 

Ramsay,  A.  M.,  settling  plant  grievances 550 

Ramsay,  Anne,  foreman's  guide  to  labor  rela- 
tions  1410 

Ramsey,  Glen  B.,  market  diseases  of  vegetables  1342 

Ramsey,  Roberta,  relief 1133,1245 

Ramspeck,  Robert  (Representative  from  Ga.): 
reports  made  by — 

Civil  Service  Com... 499,628,764,1123 

Merchant  Marine  and  Fisheries  Com.  33-34 
Ward,  Montgomery  &  Co.,  Select  Com- 
mittee to  Investigate  Seizure  of 1130 

Ranches,  training  in  filling  out  ranch  census 

schedule 1351 

Rand,  F.  V.,  agricultural  experiment  stations, 

1943 227 

Randall,  Mrs.  p:ugene  W.,  relief 643,1016 

Randle,  O.  Wilson,  southwestern  petroleum  in- 
dustry  830  , 

Randolph,  Jennings  (Representative  from  W. 
Va.): 
reports  made  by — 

Conference  Com 498 

District  of  Columbia  Com 32 

143,  247, 364-365, 502, 769 
Randolph,  L.  F.,  shoot  apex  and  leaf  develop- 
ment in  maize.- 1342 

Randolph,  Mo.,  bridge. 40,145,240 

Rands,  Robert  D.,  jr.,  specific  heat  and  enthalpy 

of  GR-S 1011 

Raneri,  Ray,  public  water  supply 520 

Range  correction  board,  nomenclature  list HI 

Range  finders,  standard  nomenclature  lists 462, 

718,  719, 720, 877 
Range  quadrant,  standard  nomenclature  lists..  462, 

719 

Rangely  anticline,  map 1032 

Rangers,   preparation  for  civil  service  exami- 
nation   1269 

Ranges  (stock),  see  Stock  ranges. 
Rank,    Army,    rank   and    precedence,    regula- 
tions  976,1315 

Rankin,  John  E.  (Representative  from  Miss.): 
reports  made  by — 

Conference  Com. 761 

Election  of  President,  Vice  President, 

and  Representatives  Com 143 

World  War  Veterans'  Legislation  Com.  510, 

639 

Rankin,  Pa.,  bridge 771,1134,1246 

Ransbottom,  Lizzie  M.,  tax  appeal  of  execu- 

trices 1197 

Ransome,  A.  L.: 

lead  industry  in  1943 661,1035 

production  of  rolled  zinc  in  1943... 1035 

zincindusiry  in  1943 272,1035 

zinc  oxide,  etc.,  in  Jan.  1944  and  1943 662 

Raporel  Banana  &  Fruit  Importing  Co.,  Inc..  1169 

Rapp,  Marcia,  court  case 1187 

Rasmussen,  D.  Irvin,  save  game  meat,  valuable.  159 
Rasmussen,  Edmund  F.,  casehardentng  stresses 

in  aircraft  lumber 129 

Rasmussen,  Marius  P.,  fruit  sales  in  retail  gro- 
cery stores,  etc 11 

Rasor,  Henry  L.,  cotton  and  cottonseed 894 

Rasps: 

simplified  practice  recommendation 1358 

specification 454 

Rat,  see  Rats. 

Rat  guards,  specification 1178 

Ratchet  braces,  specification 1449 

Ratcliffe,  Ella  B.,  colleges  and  universities 266 

Rate  of  climb  indicator,  specification 325 


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Rates,  see  Freight  rates— Passenger  rates—  also 

special  subject,  e.  g.  Electricity. 
Kates'Tind  Audits  Division,  Civil  Aeronautics 

■H  ifBd I 490 

Rathjen  Bros (i4 

Ratigan,  James  P.,  patent  appeal .-.  493 

Ratings,  see  Efficiency  ratings. 
Rationing: 

and  price  control  on  farm_. 188 

banking  and  bank  supervisor 1432 

bulletin  for  schools  and  colleges 5()9 

exchange  of  household  fats  for  points 187 

farm  women's  questions,  and  replies. 1296 

fashions  in  rations C90 

fuel  oil,  manual  and  fact  book 1295 

gasoline,  in  Canada 302 

gasoline,  WFA  field  personnel  activities 483 

helps  reduce  food  waste 1186 

home  front  pledge 189,30 

in  Canada  and  U.  S.,  comparison 8' 

is  working IIS'^ 

meat,  OPA  retailer's  handbook. 30* 

meat,  temporary  suspension-.. 25 1 

medical  food  needs 96* 

new  simplified  plan 8' 

point  values,  facts  you  should  know 118 

posters 302,569,692,1063 

references. 1296 

regulations,  OPA  index 83 

shoes,  summary 303 

stoves- 
handbook 303 

industry  letter — 85, 

570, 692, 961, 1064, 1188, 1297 

statistics 1436 

Rationing  boanis,  see  War  price  and  rationing 
boards. 

Rationing  tokens,  information  on  use... 84 

Rations; 

Army  regulations 318, 1314, 1452 

record  for  Medical  Dept.,  Navy 1173 

see  also  Rationing. 
Rats: 

community  health  posters.. 266,519 

curtain  walls  in  ratproofing 386 

harborage  of  Rattus  rattus  alexandrinus 155 

vessels,  ratproof  construction 386 

Rau  Motor  Sales  Co _  643, 1016 

Raudendistel,  Martin  E.,  determining  specific 

gravity 482 

Raulerson,  L.  A.,  court  case 667 

Raw  materials: 

commercial,    wartime    status    of   sawdust, 

etc 1345 

in  wartime  economy,  bibliography 286 

material  substitutions  and  supply  list 853, 

1301 
see  also  Strategic  and  critical  materials. 
Raw  Materials  Board,  see  Combined  Raw  Ma- 
terials  Board,    United   States  and 
Great  Britain. 

Ray-0-VacCo. 435 

Rayburn,  Sam  (Representative  from  Tex.): 

address 37 

Raymond  quadrangle,  Calif 807 

Rayon: 

aspen,  etc.,  suitability  for  pulp 482 

fibers,  development  and  use 1340 

substitute  for  cotton  and  wool 782 

Tariff  Commission  report. 859 

versus  cotton  cord  for  tires 921 

Raytheon  I'roduction  Corporation 825 

Razors,  spoeilication 841 

REA,  see  Rural  Electrification  Administration. 
Read,  Charles  B.: 

Pennsylvanian  Fusulinidae 1033 

Upper  Pecos  River,  etc.,  region 1147 

Read,  Katharine  S.,  nursing  in  Public  Health 

Service 1028 

Reader,  soldier's. 1454 

Reading  Co 1270 

Reading-glasses,  specification 1056,1178 

Reading  quadrangle.  Mass 1382 

Readjustment  Division 1088,1089,1215,1324 

Real  estate: 

and  airports 1351 

Army  regulations 202,867,1204, 1315, 1453 

farm- 
market  developments 8,225,477,996 


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Real  estate- Continued 
farm— Continued 

taxes,  1943 996 

see  also,  in  main  alphabet,  Land. 

life  insurance  company  investments. _.  342 

taxation,  Federal  liability 037 

see  also  >Iort^'aRcs. 

Real  Estate  'I'itle  Insurance  Co 1070 

Realty  Associates  Securities  Corporation 1273 

Ream  Cteneral  Hospital,  <lefense investigation..  1024 

Reamer  driver,  standard  nomenclature  list 1090 

Receipts  and  ex|)en(litures,  see  Budget — Finance. 

Kecelv,  Frank  J. .relief. 1133,1245 

Kecely,  Mary  T.,  relief 1133,1245 

Receptacle  panel  assembly,  specifications 716 

Receptacles,  waste  f)aper,  siu'cification 97 

Receptacles  (convenience  outlets): 

specification , 864,1200 

Reception,  men  inducted  or  enlisted 1078 

Recipes,  see  Cookery. 

Reciprocal  trade  agreements,  see  Trade  agree- 
ments. 

Reclamation  Bureau 54,162,272. 

393,526,811,933,1036,  115S,  1269,  1384 

problem  series 162 

publications 163 

report,  1943  393 

Reclamation  of  land: 

amendatory  contracts,  extending  time 647 

Blacklands  Conservation  Experiment  Sta- 
tions  350 

drainage  works  in  humid  areas 919 

Federal  laws,  compilation 934 

irrigation  charges  within  Indian  projects 248 

Palouse  Conservation  Experiment  Station..  017 

post-war  irrigation,  etc.,  projects 1024 

Reclamation  projects,  see  Reclamation  of  land. 
Reclassification,  see  -\rmy. 

Recoil  fluids,  standard  nomenclature  list . . .  876, 1089 
Reconnaissauce,cavalry  troop  and  squadron. 585, 1455 
Reconstruction,  see  Post-war  planning,  policies, 

etc. — Rehabilitation. 
Reconstruction  Finance  Corporation..  754, 1012, 1243 

contracts  with  other  agencies 687 

penalty  mail,  proposed  provision 1428 

report,  Feb.  2, 1932-Mar.  31, 1944 1012 

Reconversion,  see  Industry — Post-war  planning, 

policies,  etc. 
Reconversion  and  War  Mobilization  Office,  see 
War  Mobilization  and  Reconversion 
Office. 
Records: 

absence  forms  in  use  by  firms. 405 

apprentice  record  cards. 962 

census,  confidential  treatment,  opinion 1276 

disposition,  sundry  Govt,  departments,  etc..  28, 
142,  240,  361-3C2.  498,  626,  761,  1014. 
1122. 

family  farms,  useful  records 1339 

in  Italian  public  agencies,  administration 71 

military  police  records  and  forms 713 

preservation,  rules,  etc.,  of  F.  C.  C 383,  798 

property ,  Army  regulations 1315 

records  adm inistrat ion  circular. 71 ,  176,  678 

war  history  projects  contribution 678 

see  also  Military  records- a/«o  names  of  de- 
partments, bureaus,  etc. 

Records  Administration  Office,  Navy  Dept 1052 

Recreation: 

community  asset. 1373 

community  information  program 923 

demonstration  areas,  fire  report,  1943 _..  526 

Negro  personnel,  11th  Naval  District 653 

new  function  of  State  government 1027 

recreation   liulletin 153, 

204,  384,  517,  923,  1027,  1140, 1258, 1373 

rural  areas  and  plans. 162 

sunmier  recreation  for  children 653 

young  people— 

acomnmnity  jirogram... 48 

volunteers  for  programs 847 

what  about  us?. 617 

Recreation  Division: 

at  your  service 1258 

community  information  program 923 

recreation  bulletin 153, 

264,  384,  517, 923, 1027, 1140, 1258, 1373 
what  about  us? 517 


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Recruiting: 

Army  life  and  Army  recruiting  news 104, 208, 

462,  5%,  721,  8bl,  986, 1215, 1328, 1463 
Army  regulations _..  1454 

Kccruitment  Section,  Library  of  Congress 677 

Recruits,  see  Navy. 

Rectifier  power  units,  see  Power  units. 

Rectifiers: 

specificat ion 084 

technical  manual.. 873, 1461 

Red  alder,  see  Alder. 

Red  &  White  Corporation 927 

Red  cedar,  see  Cedar. 

Red  cedar  shingles,  see  Shingles. 

RedCross,  Geneva  Red  Cross  movement 882 

see  also  American  National  Red  Cross. 

Red  Cross  Month,  proclamation 297 

Red  gum,  see  Sweet  gum. 

Red  Hill,  estate  of  Patrick  Henry 1369 

Red  Lake  Reservation,  forest  products  for  mills 

on,  purchase 1136 

Red  Lake  River,  survey 115 

Red  pine,  see  Pine. 

Red  River,  survey 988 

Red  River  Lumber  Co 60 

Red  River  of  the  North,  flood  control.. 1021 

Red  salmon,  see  Salmon. 

Red  Sea: 

sailing  directions,  supplement 416 

space  charter  rates. .  _ 367 

Red  spider,  see  Two-spotted  mite. 

Red  Wing,  Minn.,  railroad  accident 164 

Redbud ,  dormancy,  etc. ,  of  seeds 1225 

Reder,  R.,  turnip  greens 608 

Redfield,  A.  H.,  asphalt  sales 662, 1035 

Reduction  gears,  see  Gears. 

Reduction  of  Nonessential  Federal  Expendi- 
tures Joint  Committee: 

hearings. 253 

reports 37,148,781,1019 

Redwood,  American  wood 1230 

Reed,  Charles  E.,  relief  of  admrs 25 

Reed,  Daniel  A.  (Representative  from  N.Y.): 

individual  income  tax  act,  questions,  etc 762 

additional  copies 778 

reports  made  by— 

Ways  and  Means  Com._ 36,252,374 

Reed,  G.  Nathan: 

Kansas  starches 894 

starch  content  of  potatoes 224 

Reedy,  Theodore  W.: 

earning  in  airframe  industry 1410 

earnings  in  aircraft-engine  plants 551 

Reel,  Frederick  U.,  court  case 1044 

Reel,  film,  specifications 326,1088,1214 

Reel  equipment,  technical  manual 324 

Reel  unit,  technical  manual 450 

Reemployment,  see  Employment  and  un- 
employment. 

Reemployment  and  Retraining  Administration, 
see  Retraining  and  Reemployment 
Administration. 

Reese,  Anna  E.,  patent  appeal 23 

Reese  Flight  Instruction,  Inc 643,756 

Reeside,  John  B.,  jr.,  Cretaceous  deposits 1147 

Reeves,  Caroline  B.: 

disposition  of  surplus  machine  tools 946 

impact  of  World  War  I  on  Hampton  Roads 

area 283 

Referee  in  bankruptcy,  see  Bankruptcy. 

Reference  facilities,  in  District  of  Columbia 1169 

Refiners  Transport  &  Terminal  Corporation: 

court  case 277,538,575,699 

motor  carrier  decisions 59, 1157 

Reflectors: 

gun  sight  glass,  specification.. _ _ 1088 

reflex  taxi-strip-delineator,  specification 1088 

Reformatories,  see  Prisons  and  prisoners. 

Refraction: 

and  mirage 838 

determination  by  immersion... 492 

Refractories: 

baffle-material,  specification 1057 

fire-clay,  specification 1289 

Refrigeration: 

operation  and  maintenance  of  plants 74 

pooling  of  earnings. 535 

see  also  Cold  storage. 

Refrigerators,  specification 1179 

Refugee  Board,  see  War  Refugee  Board. 


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Refugees: 

caring  for  in  United  States 846 

information  as  to  arrival,  request -"1363 

Refunds  of  taxes,  and  credits. gig 

Refuse: 

Army  regulations,  wa.ste  material 99 

burning  waste  material '1345 

coal  sal  v  age  from  m  ine  refuse '  ]  1034 

liquid  wastes  from  munitions  manufacture       49 
Ohio  R.  pollution  from  industrial  waste        1093 

Regal  Equipment  Co 280,652 

Regal  Knitwear  Co.,  Inc 411,942 

Regensburg,  Isaac,  court  case '546 

Regensburg,  Jerome,  court  case  of  exrx ..    546 

Regensburg,  Melville  E.,  court  case 546 

Regensburg,  Mortimer,  court  case 546 

Regensburg,  Sophy  P.,  court  case ]  546 

Regional  administrators'  meeting.. 961 

Regional   research   laboratories,   see  names   of 
laboratories. 

Register  of  debates,  price  list... 158,1378 

Register  Publishing  Co.,  Ltd 558 

Registers: 

Army gge 

Federal  register 71,177,288  409 

555,  678, 833,  949,  1050,  1170,  1282, 1414 

inde.\es. 71,288,409, 

555,  679,  834,  949,  1050,  1171,  1283,  1415 

printing,  proposed  provision 522 

National  Guard 105 

Naval  Academy,  Annapolis 4i8 

Navy  and  Marine  Corps 291 

official  register  of  United  States. 2.33 

patents,  Government  interests,  etc 297 

see  also  Rosters. 
Registers  (land  offices) : 

compensation 45,373,626 

Registration,  see  Conscription. 

Registration    and    Education    Department    of 

Illinois 270,524 

Registration  record  (securities) 88, 191,  305, 431, 

572,  694,  854, 963,  1066,  1191,  1302,  1439 

indexes 305 

Regular  Army,  see  Army. 
Regulating  station: 

table  of  equipment 1083 

table  of  organization 1083 

Regulations,  of  courts,  boards,  and  commissions.  804 
see  also  Code  of  Federal  regulations— a/«o 
names  of  departments,  bureaus,  etc., 
issuing  regulations — also  special  sub- 
ject. 
Regulators,  see  type  of  regulator. 
Regulatory  announcements,  see  names  of  depart- 
ments, etc.,  issuing  announcements. 
Rehabilitation: 

helping  farmers  help  themselves 616 

liquidation  of  rural  projects 762 

reconstruction  bibliography 286 

reconstruction  fund 770 

Rehabilitation  and  Relief  Administration,  see 
United    Nations    Relief    and    Re- 
habilitation Administration. 
Rehabilitation  and  Relief  Operations  Office,  see 
Foreign   Relief  and   Rehabilitation 
Operations  Office. 
Rehabilitation  Commission,  see  Filipino  Re- 
habilitation Commission. 
Rehabilitation  of  the  disabled: 

and  crippled  children 's  services 405 

he's  back 1330 

manual  of  policieS 1029 

medical  information  on  disabilities 50 

new  horizons 1455 

plans  and  program 156 

restoring  the  handicapped  to  employment..  927 

vocational  rehabilitation  publications 387 

vocational  rehabilitat  ion  series 50 

war  and  post-war  administration 387 

Rehabilitation  Office,  see  Vocational  Rehabili- 
tation Office. 

Reichman-Crosby  Co. 858 

Reid,  J.  J.,  fermentation  of  cigar-leaf  tobacco. ..  1225 

Reid,  W.  T.,  coal-ash  slag  on  furnace  walls 1268 

Reilly,  Lyle  E.,  court  case. 558 

Reily,  Emily  F.,  relief.. 768,1133,1245 

Reimbursement  between  services 318, 1076 

Reimold,  Abraham  0.  H.,  court  case 546 

Reinforced  concrete,  see  Concrete. 


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Rcinhart,  Frank  '\V.,  antiscattcr  treatments  of 

glass _ - - 1117 

Reis,  C.  A.,  court  case. _ 671 

Reisinger,  Curt  H.,  court  case 826 

Reisinger,  AValtcr,  court  case 826 

Reiss,  S.: 

axial  superchargers. - 1170 

flexural  propeller  vibrations,  etc 70 

free  jet  of  compressible  gas... 409 

friction  in  boundary  layer  of  flat  plate 176 

gas  jets - 1050 

mass  moments,  etc.,  of  tapered  wing_ 71 

nozzles 833 

planing  process  on  surface  of  water 554 

stress  calculation  in  rotating  disks 1170 

stresses  produced  by  landing  impact 287 

theory  of  boundary  layer 948 

wall  interference  of  wind  tunnel 1414 

Relapsing  fever,  efficacy  of  penicillin 924 

Relative  movement,  air  navigation _..  1052 

Relaxation  and  sleep 587 

Relay  unit,  technical  manual 589 

Relays,  current,  specification 1088, 1324 

Release-devices,  specifications..  325,  457,  715,  982, 

1289 

Reliable  Motor  Freight  Line 533 

Reliable  Van  &  Warehouse  Co 816 

Reliance  Manufacturing  Co 558,  836 

Reliance  Marine  Transportation  &   Construc- 
tion Corporation 702 

Relief  and  Rehabilitation  .Administration,  see 
United  Nations  Relief  and  Rehabi- 
litation .Administration. 
Relief  and  Rehabilitation  Operations  Office,  see 
Foreign  Relief  and  RehabDitation 
Operations  Office. 
Relief  work,   subsistence  homesteads  as  relief 

measure  - 552 

xee  alsn  War  relief. 
Religious  bodies,  census  publications,  price  list..  804 

Relishes,  recipes. 897 

Relocating  board,  standard  nomenclature  list...  698 

Relocation,  see  Jai)anese. 

Relocation    Authority,    see    War    Relocation 

Authority. 
Remains,  see  The  dead. 
Remington  Rand,  Inc: 

court  case 671 

relinquishing  possession 1292 

Secretary  of  Navy  to  operate 81 

Remote  control  system,  standard  nomenclature 

lists..    111-112,  212,  594,  719,  720,  884,  1093 
Remote    indicating-autosyn  instruments,  spec- 
ification  874,    1323 

Remount  areas.  Army  regulations 1203 

Remount  Service  of  Peruvian  Army,  military 

adviser 434 

Remuneration  rates,  see  Wages. 
Renegotiation,  see  Government  contracts. 

Rennert,  N.  C,  railroad  accident 165 

Rent: 

allowances  for  officers,  etc.,  regulations.  202,  1453 

cash  rent  paid,  etc.,  census  report 490 

claims,  .\rmy  regulations 867 

control- 
bulletin  for  schools  and  colleges 509 

explanatory  data,  etc.,  by  OPA 961 

income  and  expense  under..  84, 188,  3C3,  570, 

1435 

keeps  down  living  costs. 428 

questions  and  answers 303 

small  business  problems 1020 

deductions  for  dependents,  regulations.  866, 1453 

door-to-door  survey 961 

housing  operation,  Jan.  1939-June  1943 900 

organizations  away  from  home  stations 975 

references  on  rent  control 1296 

regulation  for  housing,  guide 84 

Uncle  Sam  keeps  your  rent  down,  keep  your 

home  up! 692 

Rental  areas,  see  Defense  rental  areas. 
Reorganization  of  Oovernment  offices,  see  name 

of  office  affected. 
Repair  chest,  arm,  standard  nomenclature  list.  878 

Repair  equipment,  engineer  supply  catalog 460 

Repairs: 

appliances  and  equipment.  850 

-Army  regulations 583 

check  list  for  home 752 

house,  publications 1340 


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Repairs— Continued 

profierfy  accounting,  post  engineers 208 

you  must  kcei)  your  home  up 692 

RepartifSo  Central  de  Traducocs,  see  Central 

Translating  Office. 
Reperforator  teletypewriter  sets,  technical  man- 

u.^l -  981 

Replacement  organizations  (military): 

POR,  i)reparation  for  oversea  movements  ..  873 

tables  of  allowances 1081,  1318,  145fi 

tables  of  equipment 207,  588 

tables  of  organization.. 207,  588 

Reportable  diseases,  see  Contagious  and  infec- 
tious diseases. 
Reports: 

rules  and  regulations  of  F.  C.  C 47,1371,  1372 

to  be  made  to  Congress,  Jan.  10, 1944 241 

see  also  Military  records — also  names  of  de- 
partments,   bureaus,    etc.,    issuing 
reports— a/so  special  subject. 
Reports  and  Analysis  Service,  War  Manpower 

Comn 429 

Repplier  Coal  Co 64,  942 

Representation  of  District  Judges  in  Judicial 
conference,  Committee  to  Consider: 

report... 1225 

Representatives,  see  House  of  Representatives— 

also  names  of  Representatives. 
Reproduction  equipment,  engineer  supply  cata- 
log  460 

Reptiles,  dangerous 1304,  1441 

Republic  Aviation  Corporation 558,  1164 

Republic  Cotton  Mills 1404 

Republic  Steel  Corporation: 

explosion  at  Sayreton  mine,  report 392 

vs.  Raimund  Local  no.  121 280,  675 

Requirements  and  Supplv  Branch,  Foreign  Eco- 
nomic Admin..  S3,  186,  301,  426,  .567,  690, 
848,958,  1184 
Requisitioned  vessels,  see  Ships. 
Requisitioning: 

property  required  for  defense — 

extension  of  act 378,  774,  916 

report  of  operations 88,693,  1439 

Research; 

Agriculture  Dept.  scientists,  achievements.  1231 
center  in  D.  C,  estimate  for  construction..  1413 

research  and  policy 799 

uses  of  agriculture  census  statistics. 17,  18 

see  also  special  subject. 
Research  Administration,  see  Agricultural  Re- 
search Administration. 
Research  agencies,  see  Government  offices. 
Research  and  Investigation  Board,  Trans|iorta- 
tion,  see  Transportation  Investiga- 
tion and  Research  Board. 
Research  and  Publication  Division,  State  Dept-  434 
Research  and  Statistics  Bureau,  Social  Security 

Bd - 920,  1260 

Research    and    Statistics    Division,    Treasury 

Dept..-. 200,  317, 

443.  682,  705,866. 1075,  1202. 1313,  1451 
Research    and    Testing    Division,    War    Food 

Admin 132,  231,  744,  901 

Research  Council,  see  National  Research  Council. 
Research  Director,  Office  of.  Railroad  Retire- 
ment Bd 305 

Research  journals,  .tee  Journal  of  agricultural 
research— Journal       of       research. 
National  Bureau  of  Standards. 
Research  paper,  National  Bureau  of  Standards     21, 
236,  237,  355,  492,  621,  022,  752,  763, 
908,  909,  1011,  1012,  1117,  1118,  1241, 
1242,  1358. 

Research  paper,  M'eather  Bureau 912 

Research  report.  Fish  and  Wildlife  Service 805 

Reserve  banks,    etc.,    see    headings    beginning 

Federal  reserve. 
Reserve  officers,   see   Naval   Reserve   Officers' 
Training   Corps— Officers'    Reserve 
Corps,  Army. 
Reserve  workers,  see  Negroes. 

Reservoirs,  silting,  control 1340 

see  also  names  ol  reservoirs. 
Resettlement   Administration,  bousing  sold, 

prei)aynicnt 782.915 

Resettlement  ))rojects,  liquidation.. 762 

Residence  halls,  see  Housing. 

Residence  Halls  Office 1030 

Resignation,  Army  regulations 1454 


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Resin,  specifications-.. 182.581,841, 1179 

Resin  glues,  see  Qlue. 
Resistors: 

fixed  composition,  specification.. 1287 

fixed  wire-wound,  specification 1421 

Resolutions: 

history,  78th  Cong.  1st  sess 24,1120 

history,  78th  Conp.  2d  sess 141,  239,  358, 

495,  624.  755.  912.  1014,  1120,  1243. 1361 
see  also  Laws. 
Resources  and  Production  Board,  see  Combined 
Production  and   Resources   Board, 
United   States,   Great  Britain,  and 
Canada. 
Resources  Planning  Board,  see  National  Re- 
sources Planning  Board. 
Respiratory  tract  bacterial  infection,  prevent.  ^  1418 
Rest  leave,  see  Leave  of  absence. 
Restaurants: 

for  our  patrons'  health,  posters 1142 

Government,  D.  C.  regulations  applicable..  769 

sanitary  code  for  D.  C 40 

sanitation  ordinance  in  effects 1142 

Retail  Clerks  International  Protective  Associa- 
tion    754 

Retail  prices,  see  Prices — also  names  of  com- 
modities. 
Retail  trade: 

census  publications,  price  list 804 

delivery  pooling 751 

excise  taxes,  regulations 579 

food  guide 427.691.849,1063,1186 

food  waste  in  stores,  reducing 132 

maintain  outlets,  manufacturers'  programs .  139 

meat  rationing  handbook 302 

meat  retailers,  manual 850 

program  for  salespersons,  background  infor- 
mation  570 

program  for  salespersons,  charts 570 

retailers'  bulletin 187, 188,  302,  303,  570, 1295 

retailer's  food  index 83.568.691 

sales,  Independent  stores 17, 

135,  235,  352,  489,  619,  749,  904,  1004, 
1112,1235,1352. 

trade  bulletin 850,960,1185,1186,1297 

see  also  names  of  commodities. 
Retired  officers,  etc.,  see  Army— Marine  Corps- 
Marine      Corps      Reserve— Naval 
Reserve— Navy. 

Retired  personnel  of  Interior  Dept 647 

Retirement,  see  Civil  service  pensions— Foreign 
service — Railroad  employees. 

Retiring  boards.  Army  regulations 99, 

202.  320.  584, 976, 1315 
Retraining  and  Reemployment  Administration: 

establishing 1023,1121. 1246 

establishing,  Exec,  orders 298,423 

Retzer,  John  L.,  soil  survey 228 

Renter,  .Tames  v..  Inc 546,698 

Revenue,  see  Finance — Internal  revenue. 
Revenue  stamps,  checks  and  money  orders  in 

payment -  644 

Revercomb,  Chapman  (Senator  from  W.  Va.): 
minority  views — 

Military  Affairs  Com 1023 

report  made  bv — 

Military  Affairs  Com 793 

Review  and  Analysis  Division 958 

Revlon  Products  Corporation. 178 

Revolution,  American,  National  Society  of 
Daughters  of,  see  National  Society  of 
Daughters  of  American  Revolution. 

Revolvers,  standard  nomenclature  lists 211, 

464.594,985,1091,1326 
Rewards,  see  Awards. 

Rex-Hanover  Mills  Co. 262,546 

Reynolds,  Charles  F.,  court  case 552 

Reynolds,  D.  A.: 

carbonizing  proi-erties  of  coals 66 1 

932, 1150 

correction  of  entry  on  p.  661  _ 1222 

Reynolds,  Frank  P.,  patent  appeal 1360 

Reynolds.  R.  J.,  Tobacco  Co 166 

Reynolds,  R.  R.,  management  of  pine-hardwood 

fore.sts 899 

Reynolds  Investing  Co.,  Inc... 435 

Rezoning,  see  Zoning. 

RFC,  see  Reconstruction  Finance  Corporation. 

Rhea,  W.  E.,  financing  farm  mortgages... 1343 

Rheostats,  specifications 199,457, 1421 


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Rheumatic  fever: 

facts  about 674 

if  child  has 828 

publications  of  Children's  Bureau 1046 

State  programs  for  care  of  children 1046 

Rhizoctonia,    damping-off   of   red    pine   seed- 
lings  124,224 

Rhode  Island: 

boundary  line  agreement 634,  915 

businessmen's  organizations 1116 

electric  rate  book 799 

finances. 489 

mail  routes,  schedules 78,564.844.1291 

post  route  map..- 79 

Rhodes,  I.,  Lagrangian  integration  formulas 621 

Rhodes,  Mr.  and  Mrs.  R.  L.,  relief 631, 1366 

Rhubarb,  market  diseases 1342 

Ribbon,  specification. 294 

Ribbons  (decorations  of  honor): 

Army  regulations 444, 1077 

something  money  can't  buy.  poster 600 

Ribes,  self-ineompatability  in  Western  States.. .  479 
Rice: 

cooperative  marketing 612 

Dominican  surpluses,  purchase  by  U.  S 434 

farm  production,  disposition,  and  value 13.39 

rates  on 535,1393 

southern,  annual  market  summary 1233 

R  ichard ,  E  astman ,  court  case  of  exrs 822 

Richards,  C.  Audrev,  mold  resistance  of  protein 

glues 128 

Richards,  L.  A.,  moisture  retention  by  irrigated 

soils 999 

Richardson,  Betty  T.,  workers  in  land-grant 

colleges,  etc 611 

Richardson,  Henry  H.,  methyl  bromide  in  fumi- 
gation   10 

Richardson,  Henry  K..  patent  appeal 23 

Richardson  Pipe  Line  Co 1393 

Richardson  Springs  quadrangle,  Calif 1147 

Richfield  Oil  Corporation 178 

Richmond,  Bumell  E.,  patent  appeal 1119 

Richmond,  Va.,  statistical  summary,  war  and 

pre-war  study _ 1280 

Richter,  B.  Nathaniel,  tax  appeal 1446 

Richwood  Clothespin  &  Dish  Workers'  Union.  827, 

1407 

Rickert  Rice  Mills,  Inc 1393 

Rickettsiae: 

complement  fixation 801 

occurrence  of  R.  diaporica  in  Amblyomma 

americanum 48 

spotted  fevers  of  BrazO,  etc 267 

typhus,  from  wild  rat  in  California 1142 

Rickey,  Lacey  F.,  war  adjustments  of  feed  co- 
operatives..  346 

Riddle,  F.  L.,  relief --  1016 

Ridgeland,  S.  C,  aircraft  accident 1007 

Ridnour,  J.  C,  Co 1254 

Riedel,  Jos.,  Glass  Works,  Inc 1138 

Rieman,  O.  H.,  potato  blackening  after  cook- 
ing   1338 

Riothmiller,  Rav,  court  case 671,1025 

Rifles: 

standard  nomenclature  lists 109, 

211, 330, 460, 461 ,  464,  594,  717, 877, 878, 
879, 985, 1089, 1090, 1326. 

technical  manual .  590 

see  also  Carbine. 

Rigging  equipment,  engineer  supply  catalog 460 

Right  of  a.ssenibly,  violation,  report 149,644,788 

Rights  of  women,  see  Equal  rights  amendment. 
Riker,   A.   J.,   damping-off   of  red   pine  seed- 
lings   124,224 

Rime,  Curtis  M.,  court  case 858 

Rinderman,  Albert,  motor  carrier  decision 531 

Rin  derman,  Joseph,  motor  carrier  decision 531 

Ring,  Mildred,  relief 364 

Ring  rot,  bacterium,  tomato  and  eggplant 1226 

Rinkenberger,  A.  L.,  relief 631 

Rio  de  Janeiro,  Brazil,  article  on 564 

Rio  Galisteo  region,  N.  Mex.,  map 1147 

Rio  Grande,  flow,  1942 1069 

Rio  Grande  Valley,  carrots,  dehydration  tests..  126 
Rist,  C.  E.,  wheat  flour,  raw  material  for  starch, 

etc 895 

Ritchey,  G .  E.,  lupines,  new  legumes  for  the 

South 11 

Ritchie,  David,  court  case... 188 

Riter,  Henry  O.,  3d,  tax  appeal  of  donee,  etc...  437 


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Riter,  Margaret  A.  C,  donee,  etc.,  tax  appeal..  437 

River  Petroleum  Corporation 534 

River  Transportation  Division -.   1308 

Rivers,  L.  Mondel  (Representative  from  S.  C): 

bills  introduced  by 371,507-508,1248 

report  made  by — 

Naval  Affairs  Com... 1363 

Rivers: 

fishways  for  small  streams 1380 

freezing,  etc.,  as  phenological  indicators 24 

improvement,  estimate,  etc 1426 

public  works  for  flood  control — 

hearings - 632,919 

reports 502,638,788 

rivers  and  harbors  bill — 

hearings. 251,373,788 

minority  views ...  788 

reports - 147,374,788 

stages  and  floods 1120 

stream-crossing  equipage 589 

vessel  inspection,  rules  and  regulations 1285 

see  also  names  of  rivers. 

Rivers  and  Harbors  Board. 1464 

Rivers  and  Harbors  Committee,  House: 

hearings --  36,251,373,509 

report  --- 147 

Rivet-sets,  specification 1179 

Riveting  hammers,  standard  nomenclature  ILsts.  984, 

1090 
Rivets: 

rates  on ---    58 

specifications 182,419,1057 

Roads: 

access  to  war  activity,  construction,  etc. — 

hearings - .--  509,794 

law 498 

reports - 251,514 

construction  principles  for  airports,  etc 1144 

Federal  aid — 

hearings.. - 637,779,1137 

hearings,  additional  copies 778 

reports 779,1024,1364 

views  of  James  W.  Mott 779 

Federal  aid  laws,  compilation 762 

highways,  current  literature 51, 157,  268, 

388.  522,  056, 803, 928, 1030, 1144, 1377 

interregional  highways,  national  system 556 

interregional    highways   report,    additional 

copies 372 

new  highway  program 1261 

post-war  highway  j)rogram ....  521,  522 

proposed  highway  in  Alaska,  investigation.    44 

public  roads,  journal  of  highway  research. .  269, 

803-804,1144 

publications,  price-  list 1 145 

role  of  Government  in  development 794 

rural,  wartime  changes  in  traffic 1377 

sound  plan 514 

specificaticm  for  road,  etc.,  materials 1312 

State,  etc.,  claims  for  damage. 388,656,803 

State  highway  funds  in  1943 904 

traflfic  contnil,  planning  guide  for  States 301 

Roads  Administration,  see  Public  Roads  Admin- 
istration. 
Roads  Committee,  House: 

hearings 509.637,779 

reports.. 251,779 

Roadway  Transit  Co 57 

Roanoke,  Va.: 

railroad  accident... 528 

restaurant  sanitation  seminar,  paper 154 

Roanoke  Iron  Works,  Inc 797.826,1044 

Roanoke  Marble  &  Granite  Co.,  Inc....  166, 194,  098 

Roanoke  River,  survey 1217 

Roanoke-Webster  Brick  Co 1392 

Roark.  R.  C: 

2, 2-Bis  (parachlorophenyl)  -1, 1, 1-trichloro- 

ethane.... 739 

review  of  patents  rel.  to  pest  control.. 10, 

127,  227,  345,  479,  611,  739,  896,  998, 
1104.1228,1342. 

Roasting  pans,  specifications 704, 1179 

Robbie,  James  C,  motor  carrier  decision 533 

Robbins,  Edward  C,  relief... 1126 

Roberson,  A.  H.,  precipitation  of  copper 392 

Roberts,  Dora,  court  case 826, 1404 

Roberts,  Frank,  court  case 92 

Roberts,  Lydia  J.,  road  to  good  nutrition 1278 

Roberts,  M.  C,  relief. 25 

Roberts,  Ralph  J.,  manganese  deposits... 930 


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Robertson,  B.  Q.: 

employment  and  accidents — 

copper  mines. 271 

gold,  silver,  etc.,  mines 933 

Robertson,  Edward  V.  (Senator  from  Wye): 
minority  views — 

Commerce  Com 788 

reports  made  by — 

Claims  Com - 38-39, 

255-257,  611, 642-643, 784-787, 1132-33 

Robertson,  Frank,  relief 511,1016 

Robertson,  Georgia,  court  case  of  exr 546 

Robinelte,  Lenore  S.,  court  ease 671 

Robinia  pseudoacacia,  American  wood 1344 

Robins,  Betty,  relief 631, 1367 

Robins  Field  Air  Depot,  awarding  T  flag  to 

civilian  personnel 313 

Robinson,  Charles  H.,  court  case  of  estate —  540, 858 
Robinson,  Henry  C: 

accepting  decoration — 

hearing. -  514 

letter  from  Navy  Dept 370 

report 379 

Robinson,  J.  W.  (Representative  from  Utah): 
reports  made  by— 

Roads  Com.- 251,779 

Territories  Com 252,1130 

Robinson,  Mrs.  R.  D.,  see  Anderson,  Kay  B. 
(Mrs.  John  K.) 

Robinson,  R.  H.,  court  case ---  404 

Robinson,  Thomas  H.,  jr.,  court  case 1404 

Robinson  Storage  Corporation 531 

Robison,  Sophia  M.,  juvenile-court  statistics...  550 

Rochester  &  Pittsburgh  Coal  Co 1182 

Rock,  Albin  S.,  patent  appeal 622 

Rock  Creek,  flood  control 149 

Rock  Island  Motor  Transit  Co.. 532,1391 

Rockefeller,  J.  Sterling,  court  case 546,1164 

Rockefeller,   Nelson   A.,   la  cooperacion  inter- 

americana 309 

see    also    Coordinator    of    Inter-American 
Affairs  Office. 

Rocker,  Sam,  court  case 403 

Rocket  launcher,  standard  nomenclature  list...  109, 

594, 718, 720 

Rockets,  standard  nomenclature  list.. 596 

Rockey,  J.  W.,  sewage,  etc.,  disposal  on  farm...  346 

Rocks,  igneous,  of  Nutzotin  Mountains 270 

Rockton  &  Rion  Ry.,  court  case 1412 

Rockwell,  Edward  A.,  patent  appeal 1360 

Rocky  Mountain  National  Park... 933 

Rocky  Mountain  spotted  fever,  see  Spotted  fever. 
Rocky    River,    preliminary    examination    and 

survey 1094 

Rodgers,  Alice  M.,  tax  appeal 197 

Rodgers.  C.  M.,  tax  appeal.. 197 

Rodgers;  Eric  W.,  relief 25,31 

Rodney,  Inc 312,1164 

Rodriguez,  Richard,  court  case 671 

Roebling,  Ferdinand  W.,  3d,  court  case 170, 1404 

Rogan,  Nat,  court  case  of  exrx 672,1407 

Rogers,  Etta  G.,  soil  conservation 487 

Rogers,  George  A.,  relief... 245,  359 

Rogers,  Henry  H.,  court  case  of  e.xrs 93,942, 1404 

Rogers,  J.  O.,  v.  Cincinnati,  New  Orleans  & 

Texas  Pacific  Ry. 69,1157 

Rogers,  James  G.,  jr.,  radio  talk 1294 

Rogers,  James  T^relief 256,359 

Rogers  Transfer  Co — 816 

Rohl,  Hans  W.,  Pearl  Harbor  installations 774 

Rohl,  John  W.,  see  Rohl,  Hans  W. 

Rohrbaek,  Alice,  Braille  transcribing  service..  1048 

Roland  Electrical  Co... 1412 

Romania,  see  Rumania. 

Romanoff,    Melvin,    corrosion-resistant    mate- 
rials, etc. - 1358 

Romberg,  Mrs.  J.  C,  relief 768.1367 

Romero,  Jose  C,  convey  land 36,46,  239 

Ronscfell,    George   A.,    New    England   alewife 

fisheries 158 

Roofing: 

asphalt  and  tar,  statistics 17,135,234.352 

489, 619, 749, 904, 1004, 1112, 1235, 1352 

granules  in  1943.. 1267 

Rookard,  Arthur,  court  case 1405 

Roosevelt,  Franklin  D.,  see  President  of  United 
States—  also  Franklin  D.  Roosevelt 
Library. 
Roosevelt,  Kermit,  see  Kermit  Roosevelt  Fund. 
Root  rot,  lupines  in  southeastern  U.  S 1105 


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I'ugo 
Root- vegetables,  gee  Vegetables. 
Hope,  specifications . . . .  76, 31(),  442,  705.  UM,  973, 1 179 
Rose,  !">.  H..  freezing  injury  of  fruits,  etc       ...  1342 
Rose,  Nieholas  A.: 

ground-water  resources  of  Houston  'listrict    1032 

water-well  drilling  in  Houston  district 930 

Rose  Transportation  Co. 1390 

Rosedale  Show  Har 850 

Roselle.  as  fiber  crop 128 

Rosenberg,  Tobv  I-.,  relief ..  033 

Rosenfelci,  Estelle,  relief 250,496 

Roseninan.  Louis,  court  case  of  exrs.. 3S2. 1164 

Rosensweig,  Abe,  court  case 1405 

Rosensweig,  Aron.  court  case 1405 

Rosenthal.  Sanford  M.; 

hemorrhage,  chemotherapy 924 

therapy  with  mouse  serum  and  sodium  salts.    48 

traumatic  shock  in  mice 48 

Rosenwasser.  ITerman,  court  case _ 825 

Rosiclare  district,  III.,  study  of  faults 524 

Rosin,  see  Naval  stores— Resin. 

Ross,  A.  Frank,  darkening  in  boiled  potatoes  .  _      7 

Ross,  Alfred  F.,  relief 768 

Ross.  Clyde  P.: 

foso  quicksilver  district 53 

geology,  etc.,  of  Shatter  mining  district 52 

Ross,  Earl  A.,  court  case ."  1371 

Ross,  Edward  S.,  Embioptera,  or  web-spinners    192 

Ross,  Frank  P.,  court  case 1371 

Ross,  Margaret  M.,  relief 45 

Ross,   Sister  Hilary,    Kolmer  and   Kahn  tests 

in  leprosy 800 

Ross,  W.  A.,  directing  students  in  their  farming 

programs 518 

Ross  Engineering  Co.: 

court  case 652,826,1044 

relief 501,  786,  1245 

Ross  Field,  land  granted  Los  Angeles  County.  _  791, 

915 

Rossell,  Verna  M.,  relief 25 

Rossini.  Frederick  D.: 

determining  individual  hydrocarbons 909 

freezing  and  melting  curves 909 

hydrocarbons  in  gasoline  fraction 355 

macroanalysis  of  carbon  and  hydrogen 621 

Rosters,  personnel.  Army  regulations 975 

see  also  National  Roster  of  Scientific  and 
Specialized  Personnel. 

Rot,  caused  by  Poria  incrassata,  controlling 898 

Rotary  conference,  address  by  Claude  R.  Wiek- 

ard...   607 

Rotation  of  crops,  dryland 740 

Rotenone: 

dusts,  etc.,  for  cattle  grubs 998 

to.xicity,  effect  of  change  of  temperature 10 

Roth,  Frank  L.,  wear  of  tire  treads 492 

Roth,  L.  F.,  damping-ofr  of  red  pine  seedlings.  _  124, 

224 
Roth,  Russell  B.,  Trichomonas  urethritis  and 

prostatitis 1028 

Roth  Hotel  Co 570,850 

Rothemich,  WiUiam  J.,  patent  appeal 238 

Rothensies,  Walter  J.,  court  case 1164 

Rothgeb,  B.  E.,  wheat  varieties 481 

Rotors,  lifting,  characteristics  in  forward  flight.  1414 

Rottenberg,  B.,  Inc 281,575 

Rottenberg,  Benjamin,  court  case 281,575 

Rough,  Robert,  R.,  Del  Monte  sand 162 

Rough  River,  survey 885 

Round  Mountain  manganese  deposits 1146 

Round  tables,  s'e  Discussion  groups. 

Rounsefell,  George  A.,  small  streams  flshways    1380 

Rountree,  Percy  L.,  court  case 546 

Routes,  ofBcial,  Army  regulations 866 

see  nl.io  Airways. 
Rowan,  William  A.    (Representative  from   111.): 
reports  made  by — 

Claims  Com 143,242,244,246,628,631 

Rowan  Cotton  Mills  Co 671 

Rowe,  Mary,  relief 1126 

Rowe,  Robert,  relief 1126 

Rowland,  Fayo  D.,  relief 25 

Rowland,  George  L.,  relief  of  parents 25 

Rowland,  Marcus  O.,  relief 25 

Ro.xton,  Pa.,  railroad  accident 396 

Royal  Cadillac  Service,  Inc 816 

Royal  Indemnity  Co 404,1404 

Royal  Oak,  Mich.,  court  case 858 

Royer,  Eleanor  T.,  union  agreements  in  tan- 
ning industry 946 


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Roza  division,  see  Yakima  project. 
Rozeboom,    L.    E.,   production   of  A.    quadri- 

maculatus  .     577 

RRB,  see  Railroad  Retirement  Board. 
Rubber: 

Akron  industry,  seniority;    . 1280 

Brazilian  production  increa.se,  agreement 696 

impact  of  draft  upon  program 571 

investigations —  i 

agreement  with  Honduras 574   *'■ 

agreement  with  Mexico 697 

agreement  with  Nicaragua 575 

natural  and  synthetic,  costs  and  sales 1190 

natural  rubber .  1.304,1441 

plantation,  pre-war  costs  of  production. ...    1 190 

planting  guayule,  investigation 241,251 

progress  report ...  190,571,1066 

rubber  series       5.50 

specific  heat  and  enthalpy  of  QR-S 101 1 

specifications. 294, 419, 591,  1422 

synthetic- 
plant  investment,  etc IIW) 

production  from  farm  crops,  hearings   .    I4(s. 

782 

production  from  farm  crops,  report 1131 

safeguarding  workers  handling. 5.50 

TarifT  Commission  report 1307 

see  also  names  of  manufactured  articles. 

Rubber  cement,  specifications 182, 1074 

Rubber  Director's  Ofiice: 

progress  report 190, 571. 1060 

synthetic  rubber  program  report 1190 

termination  of  powers,  report 106(i 

transferor  functions,  etc 11S3 

Rubber  lining,  see  Linings. 

Rubber  tips,  specification 1289 

Ruchhoft,  C.  C,  detection  and  analysis  of  ar- 
senic in  water 26r, 

Ruckman,  Charles  W.,  relief 25 

Ruden,  P.,  single  stage  axial  fans 554 

Rugs: 

rates  on 1391 

repair 1342 

Rulers,  see  Rules  (Instruments). 
Rules,  see  names  of  courts,  commissions,  etc.,  is- 
suing rules. 
Rules  (instruments): 

specifications,  parallel  ruler 76, 1421 

standard  nomenclature  list,  slide  rule  .  719, 1089 
Rules  Committee,  House: 

reports 36,   147-148,    251-252,    373-374,    509. 

637-639,  779-781,  1019,  1130,  1364 
Rules  Committee,  Senate: 

report .  795 

Rules  for  Civil  Procedure,  Advisory  Committee 
on,  see  Advisory  Committee  on 
Rules  for  Civil  Procedure. 
Rules  of  Criminal  Procedure,  Advisory  Com- 
mittee on,  see  Advi.sory  Committee 
on  Rules  of  Criminal  Procedure. 

Rum,  production  in  Puerto  Rico,  limitation 770 

Rumania: 

labor  conditions 174 

references.. 69 

Run-off: 

devices  for  measuring  rates  and  amounts,.    15, 

1349 
from  terraces  and  watersheds,  compilation..  617 

watershed  studies  near  Waco,  etc 617 

Runaway  children,  see  Juvenile  delinquency. 

Runnebaum,  Anna,  relief 245,423,787,1010 

Running  boards  (locomotive): 

case  of  Q.  W.  Laughlin ..  53.'i 

Runoff,  see  Run-off. 
Rural  carriers,  see  Letter  caiTiers. 
Rural  delivery  service,  see  Letter  carriers. 
Rural  electrification,  see  Electricity. 
Rural  Electrification  Administration...  1.3,131,230, 
348,  484,  743,  900,  1000,  1107,  1231,  1347 

allotment,  constructions,  etc.,  of  system 131 

co-op  quiz  contest,  how  to  put  on... 743 

estimate. 1430 

investigation — 

hearings 253,640,919.1253 

reports 37 

operation,  facilitate — 

hearings 363 

law 1121 

reports 362,373,510,626,758 

report,  1943 131 


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Rural  electrification  news 13.230.348,484,743, 

900,1000,1107,1231,  1347 
Rural-farm  population,  see  Farms  and  farmers. 
Rural  housing,  see  HousinK- 
Uural  life: 

education,  Education  Office  publications..  154 

recreational  areas  and  plans.. 162 

Hural  sanitation,  see  .Sanitation. 

Hussell,  Carl  P.,  wilderness  preservation 1269 

Kussell,  Richard  B.  (Senator  from  Ga.): 
reports  made  by — 

.\ppropriations  Com... 640 

Immipration  Com 790,113.'; 

Russell,  William,  court  case 569 

Russellville,  .\rk.,  aircraft  accident 1008 

Russeted  sport  of  stark  apple 893 

Russia,  see  Union  of  Soviet  Socialist  Republics. 
Russian  dandelion,  morphology  and  anatomy..     11 
Russian  dictionaries,  preliminary  check  list 1048 

Rusts: 

cereal,  intensity  and  destruotiveness. 480 

physiologic  races  of  Puccinia  graminis 611 

see  also  name  of  rust. 

Rutherford,  .\lbert  G.,  memorial  services 1121 

Rutherford,  Ida  M.,  relief.. 768 

Rutile  mine,  mining  and  milling  operations...  1268 

Rutin,   article 1103 

Ryall,  A.  Lloyd,  Bosc  pears... 741 

Rye: 

crop  production,  Dec.  1,  1943 478 

standards,  handbook 132 

Hynearson,   G.   A.,  Grey  Eagle  chromite  de- 
posits  1146 

S 

S.  E.  C,  see  Securities  and  Exchange  Commi- 

sion. 
S.  P.  A.  R.  S.,  see  Women's  Reserve,  Coast 

Guard. 
S.  S.  B.,  see  Social  Security  Board. 
S.  S.  S.,  see  Selective  Service  System. 
S.  W.  P.  C,  see  Smaller  War  Plants  Corpora- 
tion. 
Sabath,  .\dolph  J.  (Representative  from  111.): 
reports  made  by- 
Rules  Com .      36, 147-148, 251-252, 

373-374.  509,  637-639,  779-781, 1019 
Sabotage: 

and  preventive  meastires 847 

protection  of  essential  facilities 566 

willful  injury,  etc.,  of  war  property 781 

Saccharification,  wood,  etc 1346 

Sacher,  .\lex,  court  ca.se.. 1187-88 

Sacher,  Max,  court  case 1187-88 

Sacher  Fur  Co 1187-88 

Sacks,  paper,  specification 97,705,973 

Sacramento  River,  examination  and  survey 1217 

Saddle  soap,  specifications 442,705 

Saddlery,  price  list,  Army  regulations 1314 

Sadler,  George  E.,  effect  of  draft   on   petroleum 

industry 174,830 

Saegebarth,  Erich: 

patent  appeal '. 494,  548 

correction  of  entry  on  p.  494  730 

Saeman,  Jerome  F.: 

analysis  of  wood  sugars -. 1347 

hydrolysis  of  wood,  etc.,  in  dilute  acid 1346 

rotary  digester  in  wood  saccharification 1346 

saccharification  of  wood  and  cellulose 1346 

Saenz,  Moists,  the  Peruvian  Indian 958 

Safe  deposit  boxes,  tax  regulation  579 

Safe  employment,  see  Safety  of  life. 

Safe-lockers,  combination  locks 419 

Safeguard  Mutual  P'ire  Insurance  Co 1308 

Safelight,  specification 1324 

Safes,  specification 1179 

Safety  and  Accident  Prevention  Branch,  Engi- 
neer Dept .-  722 

Safety  belt,  specifications... 590,873 

Safety  Bureau,  Interstate  Commerce  Comn.: 

carriers'  monthly  hours  of  service 1387 

report,  1943 166 

Safety  cans,  see  Cans. 
Safety  caps,  see  Caps  (head  wear). 
Safety  catches,  see  Catches. 
Safety  Commission,  see  Industrial  Safety  Com- 
mission. 


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Safety  Council,  Federal  Interdepartmental,  see 
Federal    Interdepartmental    Safety 
Council. 

Safety  Council,  War  Dept 598,988, 1330 

Safety  engineering,  see  Engineering. 
Safety  equipment; 

distribution  by  consuming  industries 693 

general  schedule  of  supplies 1449 

see  also  name  of  special  etjuipment. 
Safety  fuses,  see  Electric  fuses— Fuzes. 
Safety  lamps,  see  Lamps. 
Safety  of  life: 

approaching  old  mine  workings 933 

blasting  practices,  in  New  York  quarry 809 

competitions — 

National  Crushed  Stone  Association...  1035 

National  Lime  Association 933 

national  safety  competition 11,')2 

National  Sand  and  Gravel  Association.  1035 

educating  women  for  safety.. ..-  677 

electrical  safety  code,  discussion 1117 

farm  safety - .- 742,900 

fire  work  on  vessels,  etc.,  precautions 420 

hints  to  merchant  vessel  officers,  etc 1418 

joint  safety  committees  at  work  560 

management  leadership  944 

merchant  marine  wartime  measures 1173 

Military  Railway  Service  rules 869 

paper  and  pulp  industry 1167, 1410 

play  it  safe 409 

posters 289.559,598,680,837,951,988.  1000, 

1167,  1172-73,  12^3,  1285,  1289,  1330,  1417 

P vt.  Droop  has  missed  the  war! 1079 

reducing  casualties  on  production  front 173 

safety  bulletin- 
Civil  Aeronautics  Board 19,491 

Emplovees'  Compensation  Commission  46, 
152,  263,  382,  516,  652,  797,  922,  1026, 
1138-39, 1255, 1371. 

safety  speeds  production 98;< 

safety  subjects 828 

slaughtering  and  meat  packing 944 

.something  to  shoot  at! 1046 

studies     by     Employees'     Compensation 

Comn 633 

synthetic  rubber  workers,  safeguarding 550 

TVA  employees.- 701 

why  did  it  happen?.. 1106 

working  conditions  in  industry — 

hearings .504 

report 367 

young  workers,  safe  employment  standards.  550 

young  workers,  safeguarding 66 

see  also  headings  beginning  Safety. 
Safety  shoes,  see  Boots  and  shoes. 

Safety  treads,  specification. .563 

Safeway  Stores,  Inc ..- 64, 

303, 961, 1064, 1188, 1296,  1405 

SatTord,  Ariz.,  aircraft  accident 1114 

Sagadahoc  County,  Maine,  war  and  pre-war 

study,  statistical  summary 68 

Sagamore  Manufacturing  Co 296 

Sage  Stores  Co 1444 

Sagebrush,  burning,  good  and  bad 229 

Sager,  Elizabeth  E.,  metacresolsulfonphthalein .  2.36 

Saginaw  Transfer  Co 533 

Sailing  directions,  see  names  of  localities. 
Sailors: 

benefits  to  persons  in  merchant  marine  in  1st 

and  2d  WorldAVars 1250,1251 

claims  of  seamen,  prevent  double  recovery     506 

Insignia  and  honor  awards.. .   287, 1439 

insurance  benefits,  etc.,  to  seamen- 
hearings 368 

law.... .   .       -   1247 

reports 368,506,1134,1249 

manual  for  lifeboatmen  and  able  seamen...  1285 
rights  of  seamen,  questions  and  answers . . .  .505 
services  of  seamen,  clarification .  367,  498,  506,  512 
unemployment  compensation  for  seamen..   506, 

1249 

upgrading  courses,  information 694 

war-ri.sk  bonuses  for  seafaring  ixirsonncl  284 

see    also    Armed   forces — Navy— Notice    to 
mariners — Veterans — Voting. 
Sails,  see  Wind-sails. 

St.  Andrews  Bay  Transportation  Co 533 

St.  lilizabeths  Hospital: 

court  case  of  supt 1402,1408 

estimate,  etc. 689,847 


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St.  Francis  Ilotel,  Inc 570,850 

St.  Francis  Lake,  raisinp  of  level,  agreement 69<) 

St.  .Tnhns  River,  review  of  reports 599, 1134 

St.  Johns  River  Line  Co 60 

St.  Johnsbiiry  &  Lake  Champlain  R.  R.,  ac- 
cident    - 935 

St.  Lawrence  Bridge  Commission... 145 

St.  Lawrence,  Gulf  of,  sailing  directions,  supple- 
ment  5G1 

St.  Lawrence  River: 

bridge 145 

sailing  directions,  supplement 561 

surface  water  supply  of  basin 53 

St.  Louis,  Mo.: 

milk  in  marketing  area 349 

railroad  accident 395 

rental  housing 1435 

St.  Louis  Cooiierage  Co 1392 

St.  Louis-San  Francisco  Ry.: 

accident-.- 935 

reorganization 1389 

St.  Louis  Southwestern  Ry.: 

accidents 164,813 

rates  on  gasoline- 1393 

St.  Luke's  Hospital,  relief- - _  631 

St.  Marvs  River,  review  of  reports 1330 

St.  Marys  Sewer  Pipe  Co.. 9.50-951, 1416 

St.  Paul  Foundry  Co.,  award  to  employees 1016 

Sal  ammoniac,  «ce  Ammonium  chloride. 

Sala,  Laura,  countess,  court  case 826 

Salad  dressing,  production,  etc. 124 1 

Salaried  employees  in  mfg.  industries 1167 

Salaries: 

advance  payment  for  preventing  attachment.  365 

bank  employees 829 

farm,  regulations 131 

Government  employees,  garnishment,  etc— 

hearings 791 

reports 249,373 

postal  service  employees,  increase 1254 

postal  service  substitutes,  increase 44, 361, 497 

postmasters  of  4th-class  post  offices. . .  44,  361, 498 

railroad  officials 56 

registers  of  district  land  offices 45. 373,  626 

secretarjr  of  Alaska — 

hearing 148 

law 497 

reports-- 148,515 

superintendent  of  Military  Academy,  etc-..  866 

white-collar  workers- _- 1048 

see  also  Government  officials  and  em- 
ployees— also  names  of  certain  de- 
partments, bureaus,  etc. 

Salas,  Fermin,  relief - 643,756,768 

Salas,  Mariano  Picon-,  see  Picon-Salas,  Mariano. 

Salem,  Mass.,  leather  manufacturing  plant 81 

Sales: 

Army  regulations 99, 

318,  443.  444,    1203,    1314,    1315,  1453 

department  store,  index 1139,1257 

see  also  names  of  commodities. 
Sales  commissary,  operation,  technical  manual-  1461 
Sales  contracts,  investments  of  life  insurance 

companies --_ -  342 

Sales  finance  companies - .  17, 135,  235,  352, 

489,619, 749,  904,  1004, 1112,  1235, 1352 

Salfi,  John,  relief 501,  1021, 1245 

Salinometers  and  salinometer  pots,  specification.    76 

Sali.x  nigra,  American  wood 1106 

Sallop,  Rebecca, relief 244.511,  756 

Salmon,  S.  C,  root  reserves  in  European  bind- 
weed   995 

Salmon: 

fluctuations  in  abundance 159 

foods  from  cannery  waste.. 1380 

mild  curing,  etc 930 

Pacific,  fisherv  leaflet 1380 

Pacific  pack,  1943 1032 

Salmons,  Bernadine,  relief 246,511,756 

Salt: 

production  up  in  1943 1151 

table  salt  and  tablets,  specification 1075 

Salt  River,  flood  protection,  TaylorsviUe,  Ky 149 

Salt  River  Valley  Water  Users  Association- ! 552 

Salt  solutions,  control  of  humidity 752 

Salt-tablet  disiiensers,  specification 1178 

Salt-water  lines,  rubber  lining,  specification 1288 

Salter,  George,  court  case  of  admr 942 

Salter,  L.  C,  farmers' cooperative  assoes.- 1308 


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Salter,  Robert  M .,  better  crop  production 612  ' 

Salter,  W.  E.,  Pennsylvanian  Fusulinidae 1033  \ 

Salting,  see  nameof  article  salted. 

Saltonstall,  Eleanor,  tax  appeal 94, 1405  ' 

Salts: 

aluminum,  in  1943 ,.- 662 

galaclurnnic  acid 621 

zinc,  1943 272,1151 

Salutes  on  transiwrts,  Army  regulations 1077 

Salvador: 

biostatistics,  summary 904 

departnient  stores,  list    -_ 19 

glass  and  glassware  importers,  etc 19 

health  and  sanitation  program 434 

Salvage: 

Army  regulations  _ 707 

educational  and  promotional  materials 1439 

home  program  for  industrial  workers 8,'>3 

in  zone  of  interior,  technical  manual 713, 

1085, 1212. 1461 

Industrial  waste  paper  program 572 

is  it  asking  too  much 305 

speed  the  peace  with  salvage 1439 

tin  can,  fact  sheet- 1439 

Salvage  Division 88, 190,305,430,853 

Salvage  news  letter 88, 190,430 

Salzer,  Herbert  E.: 

coefficients  for  interpolation 622.909, 1358 

coefficients  for  numerical  diflerentiation 621 

new  formula  for  inverse  interpolation 1241 

Samoa,  see  American  Samoa. 

Samoset  Cotton  Mills 53.5 

Sampayo,  Carlota  B.,  court  case _  64,1405 

San  Antonio,  Tex.: 

aircraft  accident 1115 

employment  and  pay  rolls 1411 

finances 1352 

San  Antonio  Portland  Cement  Co 437 

Sand: 

Del  Monte,  beneficiation 162 

in  1943 1035 

molding,  composition  and  properties 1268 

preprint  from  minerals  yearbook 1268 

rates  on 276,818 

Sanders,  D.  X.,  court  case 942 

Sanders,  Leo,  court  case 170,671 

Sanders,  S.  D.,  farmers'  cooperative  yardstick..  899 
San  Diego,  Calif.: 

congested  production  area — 

characteristics  of  population,  etc 1005 

wartime  changes  in  population,  etc 1006 

San  Diego  County,  Calif.,  leasing  lands 1364 

Sandlass,  William,  relief  of  estate 246,  787, 1245 

Sandstone,  bituminous,  near  Edna,  Calif 1381 

Sandy  Hill  Iron  &  Brass  Works 836 

Sanford,  Raymond  L.,  permanent  magnets 1241 

Sanford,    Lake,    vanadium-bearing   magnetite- 

ilmenite  deposits 160 

San  Francisco,  Calif.,  relief 768 

San  Francisco  &  Napa  Valley  R.  R 684 

San  Francisco  Bay  area: 

characteristics  of  population,  etc 1005 

final  population  figures 1005 

labor  policies  of  employers'  associations 149 

wartime  changes  in  population,  etc 1006 

wharfage  charges,  practices,  etc 1170 

San  Francisco  County,  Calif.,  relief 768 

Sanitary  brushes,  specification 703 

Sanitary  engineering,  see  Engineering. 

Sanitary  Engineering  Division 1375 

Sanitary  Reports  and  Statistics  Division-  49, 266, 519 
Sanitation: 

agreement  with — 

Brazil.-- 433,856 

Colombia 574 

Dominican  Republic 193 

Ecuador 697 

Mexico 309 

Nicaragua 434 

El  Salvador 434 

Venezuela _ 309 

.\laska  Highway  project 1141 

basic  field  manual 100,445 

code  governing  restaurants  inD.  C 40 

eating  and  drinking  utensils 1375 

emergency  minimum  standards 386 

ground  water  supplies,  manual.. 520 

medical  field  manual 203 

needs  for  facilities,  inventory .  519,520,1375 

publications,  price  list 522 


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Sanitatiou— Continued 

restaurant,  ordinance  in  effect- 1142 

rural  needs 1375 

Ships  Bureau  manual 952 

ultraviolet  light  as  aid--. 90 

San  Joaquin  County,  Calif.,  property  rights 251 

San  Juan,  P.  R.,  court  case 858 

San  Juan  Magnetic  Observatory,  results_-_ 138 

San  Luis  Obispo,  Calif.,  ehromite  deposits 1146 

San  Marcos,  Castillo  de,  see  Castillo  de  San 

Marcos. 
San  Mateo  County  soil  conservation  district, 

Calif 350 

San  Pedro,  Calif.,  construction  of  T-tuunel 35 

Santa  Cruz  area,  soil  survey _ 228 

Santa  Fe  Trail  Transportation  Co 532 

Santa  Rosa  (steam  vessel): 

court  case  of  custodian 1394-95 

Santa  Ynez  River,  survey  report  on  watershed. .  736 

Santce  River,  navigation  improvement 1022 

Sanuki,  Matao,  wall  interference  of  wind  tunnel_1414 
Sao  Jos5  do  Tocantins,  Brazil,  nickel  silicate, 

etc.,  deposits 658 

Saranac,  N.  Y.,  aircraft  accident - 1113 

Saratoga  Springs  Authority 1403 

Saratoga  Springs  Commission 1403 

Sardines,  Pacific,  studies. 524 

Sarles,  Merritt  P.,  nodular  worm  infection  in 

sheep 1341 

Sartor,  J.  M.,  court  case 575 

Sater,  Helen  B.,  migratory  workers  in  canning 

industries 407 

Satterfield,  Dave  E.,  jr.  (Representative  from 
Va.): 

bill  introduced  by 1252 

reports  made  by — 

Judiciary  Com 504 

Saucepans,  specification 419 

Sauces  for  seafoods 805 

Sauk  County,  Wis.,  impact  of  the  war 68 

Sauk  Rapids,  Minn.,  bridge... 145,512,757 

Sault  Ste.  Marie  power  plant,  improvement 36 

Saunders,  J.  W.,  motor  carrier  decision  58 

Saunders,   James   B.,   interferometer   measure- 
ments on  iron 1117 

Saunders,  Fla.,  railroad  accident 1270 

Saunders  Memorial  Hospital 643, 1016 

Saunders  Petroleum  Co 1436 

Sausage: 

manufacturers  and  exporters,  Argentina 20 

Mexican  industry,  list 20 

Sautholl,  Harry  (Representative  from  Wis.): 
reports  made  by — 

Claims  Com. 30,244-245,500,764-768 

Savannah  River: 

improvement 36 

survey 1094 

Savannah  Shipyards,  Inc 64,404 

Save  regularly  to  save  America 705 

Savelyev,  V.  V.,  mass  moments,  etc.,  of  tapered 

wing 71 

Saving: 

how  to  hatch  a  nest  egg  1455 

planned  spending  and  saving 1065 

soldiers'  savings  program,  guide 1455 

Savings  and  loan  associations,  see  Federal  savings 

and  loan  associations. 
Savings  and  Loan  Insurance  Corporation,  see 
Federal  Savings  and  Loan  Insurance 
Corporation. 
Savings  bonds  and  stamps,  see  War  savings 

bonds  and  stamps. 
Savings  notes,  set  Treasury  notes. 
Sawdust,   wartime  status  as  commercial   raw 

material ..- 1345 

Sawmills: 

Honduras,  list 20 

improvement 742,1345-46 

upgrading  and  intra-industry  transfer 304 

see  also  Woods  industries. 
Saws: 

hacksaw  blades,  specification.. 292 

hacksaw  frames,  specification 1074 

hacksaws,  specifications 76,954 

hacksaws,  standard  nomenclature 595,1215 

headsaw,  efficient  use  of  power., 1345 

saw  lead 1345 

Sawyer,  Oswald  L.,  relief 256,359 

Sawyer,  Wilbur  A.,  yellow  fever  in  the  Ameri- 
cas  1304,1441 


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Sawyer  Electrical  Manufacturing  Co 1119 

Saxon,  C.  E.,  mine  explosion 391 

Sayers,  Benjamin,  court  case 1164 

Sayers,  R.  R.,  to  act  as  Under  Secretary,  etc.,  in 

Interior  Dcpt 81 

Saylor,  Clyde,  court  case. 547,576,671,859 

Sayrcton  no.  2  mine  explosion 392 

Scab  fungus,  variation  and  physiologic  speciali- 
zation.  999 

Scabbards,  standard  nomenclature  list.  109, 594, 1091 

Scale  boards,  article. 1346 

Scaler,  see  Fish  scaler. 

Scandinavia,  pilot,  supplement 416 

Scandrett,  Ruth,  auditing  absenteeism.. 405 

Scanlon,  Thomas  E.  (Representative  from  Pa.): 
reports  made  by- 
Immigration  and  Naturalization  Com.  144, 

247-248 
Scarce    materials,    see    Agricultural    supplies- 
Strategic  and  critical  materials. 

Scarpella,  L^orothy,  relief.. 31,246,1021,1245 

Scarpella,  Joseph,  relief. 31,246,1021, 1245 

Scarton,  Jack,  relief 248 

Schaal,  L.  A.,  common  scab  fungus 999 

Schaefer,  Inc 1040 

Schafer,  E.  R.,  pulp  manufacture 1347 

Schafer,  John  C,  contested  election. 143,502 

Schafer,  AVilliam,  &  Son,  Inc.. 1391 

Schaller,  John  A.,  barn  hay  driers 1197 

Schaum,  J.  H.,  primary  antimony... 1035 

Schedler,  Carl  R.,  work  of  labor  boards,  etc 66 

Scheft'or,  Theodore  C: 

black  locust  wood 1 105 

discolorations  of  aircraft  hardwoods 898 

rot  caused  by  Poria  incrassata 898 

Scheidel,  Fred,  relief 246,643,756 

Scheidel,  Jean,  relief 246,643,756 

Scheidel,  Mae,  relief. 246,  643,  756 

Schell,  Emil  D.: 

cost  of  clothing  for  families 1410 

living  costs  in  fluorspar-mining  area 173 

Schellhardt,  M.  A.: 

open  flows  of  large  gas  wells... 1150 

thermal  expansion  of  hydrocarbon  liquids. .  1383 

Scherer,  Katherine,  relief 631,787 

SchOrer,  Robert  P.,  tax  appeal 1072 

Schermerhorn,  Jacqueline,  wild  herbs  in  Ten- 
nessee Valley 968 

Schiefer,  Herbert  F.,  properties  of  blankets 908 

Schi^fler,  Hyman  L.,  relief 1126 

Schley,  Julian  L.,  inter-American  transportation 

in  1943 958 

Schloss,  Clara  F.: 

employment  in  new  war  plants 945, 1047 

machine-tool  accessories  industry 406 

Schmid,  E.,  ground  metal  crystals :. 1050 

Schmidt,  Joachim  H.,  court  case  of  guardian 310 

Schmidt,  L.  D.: 

bulk  density  in  byproduct  coke  ovens 161 

coal-carbonization  process 161 

modern  beehive  coke-oven  practice 161 

Schmidt,  William  H.,  penicillin 1227 

Schmidtke,  Irving  V.,  court  case 552 

Schmitz,  Anne  M.,  living  costs  in  fluorspar- 
mining  area 173 

SchmoU,  Dewey,  assignee,  court  case 669 

Schneider,  Ernst,  patent  appeal 494 

Schneider,  Wendel  M.,  patent  appeal. 494 

Schnitzer,  J.  O.,  boot  and  shoe  industry 1010 

Schoen  Bros.,  Inc 817 

Schocnfeld,  Margaret  H.: 

labor  conditions  in  Netherlands 284 

labor  conditions  in  Netherlands  Indies 830 

Schoi'nhnfen,  Thcodor  L.,  court  case 1399 

Schocttlc,  FdwinJ.,  Co 968 

Sclidlarsliiiis,  children  of  deceased  World  War 

veterans. 769 

Scholten,  John  A.,  timber-connector  joints 483 

School  buildings,  needs 48 

School  children,  see  Child  labor— Children. 
School  lunches: 

assist  States  to  establish  program 919 

communitv  program 1349 

lunch  at  school 1002 

making  school  lunches  educational 265 

management 518 

menu-plaiming  guide 1233 

recipes. 10 

yardstick _  1028 


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Pase 

School  Lunches,  Cooperating  Committee  on,  see 
Cooperating  Committee  on  School 
Lunches. 
School  of  Public  Administration,  Harvard  Uni- 
versity,    speech    by     Donald    II. 

Wallace ._..  H32 

School  ofTiecrs,  see  Schools. 
School  youth,  see  (^hild  labor. 
Schoolbuildings,  see  School  buildings. 
Schools: 

and  community  organization _ _..  619 

attendance  of  minors  14  through  17 66 

Costa  Rica. 1431 

early  effects  of  war,  correction  for  Dec.  1943 

catalog-- -  336 

cfTocts  of  war,  1942^4 _  923 

expenditures  per  pupil  in  city  schools...  518-519 
extended  services,   see,   in  main  alphabet. 
Day  care  of  children. 

go-to-school  drive,  1944-45,  handbook. 1046 

hacia  la  salud  por  la  escuela 1423 

juvenile  delinquency  in  wartime 48 

malaria,  lessons  on  cause  and  prevention 801 

of— 

Brazil,  list 20 

Haiti,  list  - _ 20 

Venezuela,  list 21 

oflTicers— 

city,  1943-44 153 

Federal,  etc.,  education  officers 1028 

OPA  bulletin 569 

OPA  information  leaflet 427,428, 1186, 1187 

our  schools  in  post-war  world 653 

plarming  for  post-war  construction 518 

schools  at  war- 
art  in  service 317 

dramatic  material  for  programs 98 

English  and  war  savings  program 98 

mathematics  and  war  savings  program .  _  443 

music  in  service 1313 

plays 317 

radio  scripts 317 

suggestions  for  administrators 98 

to  high  school  drama  coaches,  etc 1313 

war  savings  news  bulletin.  318, 443, 1314, 1452 

State  systems,  statistics.. 1374 

transportation,  tire  shortage ■  518 

waste  paper  collections 1439 

.ICC  also  Colleges  and  universities — Education, 
and  references — Elementary  schools 
— Maritime  Service — Navy — Second- 
ary schools — also  headings  beginning 
School. 
Scliools  of  nursing,  see  Nurses  and  nursing. 

Schoonover,  Irl  C.,  abrasion,  etc.,  of  teeth 21 

Schott,  Stuart,  arsenic  in  water 266 

Schrenk,   H.   H.: 

butane  fuel  in  mining  and  tunneling 809 

control  of  silicosis  hazard 1384 

dilution  of  stack  effluents 811 

Sehuetz,  Leonard  W.  (Representative  from  111.): 

contested  election 247 

Schult,  Veryl,  teacher  of  mathematics  and  war 

savings  program 443 

Schultz,  Harry,  relief 501,787,913 

Schultz,  Leonard  P.: 

catfishes  of  Venezuela 308 

Characinidae  from  Venezuela 1193 

Schulze,  Susanne,  how  does  group  living  in  in- 
stitution prepare  child  for  life  out- 
side?.  - - 1166 

Schumm,  George; 

construction  of  $500  houses  in  1943 283 

new  dwelling  units  innonfarm  areas.. 551 

Schupper,  Sidney  S.,  motor  carrier  decision 59 

Schurer,  Harry  F.,  ta.x  appeal 861 

Sclmyler  County,  N.  Y.,  physical  land  conditions.  487 
Schwab.  Frank  W.: 

purification  by  slow  fractional  freezing.. 909 

residual  water,  etc.,  in  pure  substances 1118 

Schwartz,  Edward  E.: 

health  and  welfare  expenditures 828 

j u venile-court  statistics 550 

Schwartz,  Frank,  court  case 174 

Schwartz,  Hymie,  court  case.-- 1172 

Schwartz,  Louis: 

dermatitis  from  hair  lacquer 154 

occupational  and  related  dermatoses 1141 

ointment  for  poison  ivy  dermatitis 266 

patch  test  in  dermatitis 924 


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Schwartz,  Marie  E.,  court  case 826 

Schwarzenbach,  Marguerite  F.,  tax  appeal 1446 

Schwebs,  A.  C: 

papreg  and  plywood 1345 

water  repellents,  etc.,  for  wood 1347 

Schweitzer,   Marianne,  health  and  disease  in 

Amazonia 958 

Schweitzer,  Peter  J.,  Inc 836,1051 

Schwinger,  Frank  S.,  court  case 280,652 

Science: 

fight  for  healthy  Hevea 1105 

mobilize  scientific  resources 379, 

513,648,79"2, 1137,  1254 
research  achievements  of  Agriculture  Dept_  1231 
Sciences,  National  Academy  of,  see  National 

Academy  of  Sciences. 

Scientific  and  Specialized  Personnel,  National 

Roster  of,  see  National   Roster  of 

Scientific  and  Specialized  Personnel. 

Scientific  and   Technical   Mobilization   Office, 

establish 379,513,648,792,1137 

Scientific  consultants  accompanying  Army  in 

field,  regulations 1317 

Scientific  Research  and  Development  Office; 

appropriations,  hearings 763 

estimate 424 

exempt  employees  from  certain  provisions 

of  criminal  code 504, 634,  780 

penalty  mail,  proposed  provision 1428 

Scobie,  Alice  K.,  Trust,  tax  appeal  of  co-trustees.  1445 
Scomber  scombrus,  see  Mackerel. 

Scoops,  specification 1200 

Scott,  Clarice  L.,  make-overs  from  coats,  etc 999 

Scott,  F.  E.,  acetic  anhydride  inflammability 160 

Scott,  G.  S.: 

anthracite  mine  fires 660 

explosions  in  acetylene  generators 810 

inflammability,  etc.,  of  acetic  anhydride 160 

missing  sizes  in  screened  coal 160 

modern  beehive  coke-oven  practice. 161 

Scott,  Robert  L.,  court  case 170,797 

Scott,  Russell  B.,  thermodynamic  properties  of 

butene 1011 

Scott,  Spencer  J.,  court  case 1432 

Scottish  American  Investment  Co.,  Ltd 671, 

1044, 1069,  1405 

Scout  car,  standard  nomenclature  list.. 331, 723 

Scouting,  field  manual 445, 707, 976 

Scraggly  Lake  quadrangle,  Maine. 659 

Scrap: 

metal  dealers  activity _.  271 

nonferrous  metal,  dealers'  stocks 271 

see  also  names  of  certain  metals,  etc. 

Scrapers,  ship,  specification 294 

Scraping  tools,  standard  nomenclature  list...  213, 870 

Screen  cloth,  wire,  specification 316,1074,1311 

Screen  surface  for  removing  pieces  of  stone 1268 

Screens,  bridge,  specification 1057 

Screw  threads,  standardization,  report 1351 

Screws,  M.  Claud,  court  case 170, 671, 1405 

Screws: 

general  schedule  of  supplies... 1310 

specification 1179 

Scripts,  see  Radio  scripts. 

Scrivner,  Errett  P.  (Representative  from  Kans.): 
reports  made  by- 
Claims  Com 30-81, 

243-244,  246,  500,  502,  629,  631,  766, 
768-769,  1123-26. 
Scrughani,  James  O.  (Senator  from  Nev.): 
reports  made  by— 

Mines  and  Mining  Com 514 

Post  Ofl^ices  and  Post  Roads  Com 44 

Scudder,  James  N.,  sulfur  and  ash  in  metallur- 
gical coal- 161 

Scythes,  specification 1075 

Sea,  see  Ocean — also  name  of  sea. 

Sea  duty  pay.  Army  regulations 1203 

Sea-going  dredges,  see  Dredges. 

Sea  Gull  Lubricants,  Inc 547 

Sea  nettles  or  jellvfishes 1145 

Seaboard  Air  Line  Ry.,  accidents 165,  274,  813 

Seaboard  Storage  Corporation 671, 1045, 1370 

Seaboard  Surety  Co 401 

Seafaring  personnel,  see  Sailors. 
Seafood : 

MPR-418  and  amdts 657 

retailer's  bulletin 302 

sauces 805 

see  also  Fish  and  fisheries. 


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Seagoing  dredges,  nee  Dredges. 

Sealer,  floor,  specification 442 

Seals,  Qa.,  railroad  accident   105 

Seals,  see  Fur  seals. 

Seamen,  see  Mavy — Sailors. 

Seamen's  insurance,  see  War  risk  insurance. 

Seaming  brushes,  specification    74 

Seaplane  channel  in  Boston  Harbor,  see  Boston, 

Mass. 
Seaplanes,  landing  impact  stresses  in  bulkheads    287 

Search,  Marion,  relief  of  guardian 364, 643,  756 

Search,  Pauline,  relief  of  guardian 364,  643,  756 

Search,  Virginia,  relief  of  guardian 364,  64.3,  756 

Search,  William  E.,  relief 364,643,750 

Searchlight  covers,  specification U78 

Searchlights,  engineer  supply  catalog 460 

Scarlcs  Ed.  M.,  resistance  of  peas  to  aphids 224 

Sears,  E.  R.,  amphidiploids  Aegilops  X  Triti- 

cum - -  740 

Searsboro,  Iowa,  railroad  accident 396 

Sease,  E.  C,  physical  land  conditions 902 

Seashore  test,  marihuana-like  compound  effect.  801 
Seatrain  Lines,  Inc.: 

Port   Commission  of  Beaumont,   Tex.,  et 

al.  V. 287 

vs.  Pennsylvania  R.  R.,etal  .  671,826,1194,1405 
Seattle,  Wash.,  court  case  of  1st  Nat.  Bank  ..  575 
Seaworthiness,  see  Ships. 

Seborg,  C.  O.,  weatherproof  solid  flbreboard 742 

Sebrell,  W.  H.; 

granulocytupeiiia  and  leukopenia 155 

vitamin  K  deficiency... 1260 

SEC,  see  Securities  and  E.\change  Commission. 

Second  British  .Assets  Trust,  Ltd 671, 

1044, 1069, 1405 

Second  Carey  Trust... 94 

Second-injury  funds,   see   Employers'   liability 

and  workmen's  compensation. 
Secondary  education,  see  Secondary  schooLs. 
Secondary  schools: 

contribute  to  home  front  economy 1297 

correspondence  study  in  high  school  war- 
time programs. 518 

proposed  program 188 

State  aid 265 

Secretary,    see    for    departmental    .secretaries, 
names    of    departments,    or    secre- 
taries. 
Secretary  of  Senate,  see  Senate. 
Securities: 

publications,  price  list 269 

railroad,  sale  at  competitive  bidding  .  1038, 1040 

registration  record 88, 

191,  305,  431,  572,  694,  854,  963,  1066, 
:191. 1302, 1439, 

indexes  305 

rules  and  regulations 431 

traded  on  exchanges... 88,306,572,694, 

963,  1066,  1191, 1302 

transactions  and  holdings 88, 

191,  305,  431,  572,  694,  854,  963,  lOGti, 
1191,1302.1439. 
see  also  Government  securities. 
Securities  exchanges,  see  Stock  exchanges. 

Securities  and  Exchange  Commission 88, 

191,  305,  431,  572,  694,  853,  903,  1060, 
1191,1302,1439. 

decisions  and  reports 1191 

investigate  certain  activites 791 

laws  relating  to,  compilation 241 

penalty  mail,  proposed  provision.. 1428 

proxy  rules 306 

registration  record... 88, 

191,  305,  431,  572,  694,  854,  9()3,  1006, 
1191,  1302,1439. 

indexes 305 

report,  1942 88 

report,  1943 1066 

rules  and  regulations 431 

statistical  bulletin  88, 

191.  .TOO,  431,  572,  694,  854,  964,  106ti, 
1191,1302,1439. 
Security  Agency,  sec  Federal  Security  Agency. 
Security  Conmiittee,  War  Information  Office..    85 

Security  Flour  Mills  Co.. 435,071 

Security  shield  of  honor. 559 

Sedgwick  County,  Kans.,  impact  of  the  war...  1280 

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Sedimentation: 

bed-load  transportation,  etc 15 

of  Little  Rock  reservoir 350 

of  Loch  Haven  and  Prettyboy  reservoirs 350 

Sedler,  Anthony  F.,  relief  of  admx 512,631,750 

Sedler,  Judith  H.,  adiiL^.,  relief 512,631,756 

Seeds: 

for  victory  and  peace 901 

general  schedule  of  supplies  under  class  67 

(olllce  equipment  incorrect) 1449 

inspection  regulations _ .  29,  37 

legume  seed  production  in  the  North.   340 

legumes  and  grasses,  adequate  production. .  510 

statistics    _  470 

treat  seed  grain 340 

vegetable  seed  treatments  in  1943 481 

see.  also  Oilseeds — ilso  names  of  plants. 

Seeger.  Edv-'in  W.,  patent  appeal 910 

Seeing-eye  dogs  for  blind  veterans 510,  645,  758 

Seekonk  Corporation 1072 

Seekonk  River,  survey 1217 

Seeligson,  Emma  L.  O.,  court  case  of  exr...  280,  547 

Seever,  Margaret  S.,  court  case 1399 

Segal  Lock  &  Hardware  Co.,  Inc 803 

Segal  Optical  Co 157 

Segar  Indian  School 1136 

Seidl,  R.  J.,  laminated  plastics  from  lignin 11545 

Seifer,  Morris,  court  case .  835,950 

Seifer,  Yetta,  court  case 835,950 

Seismology,  see  Earthquakes. 

Seizure  of  Montgomery   Ward   &   Co.,   Select       * 
Committee  to  Investigate,  see  Ward, 
Montgomery,  <fe  Co.,  Select  Com- 
mittee  to    Investigate    Seizure   of. 
House. 

Seklecki,  William,  court  case 547,652 

Selby,  Mrs.  C.  W.,  relief 25,39 

Selby  Shoe  Co 797 

Selective  service,  see  Conscription. 

Selective  Service  Bureau.. .    86 

Selective  Service  System . .  89, 191,  306,  431. 

572, 694,  854, 964, 1067, 1192, 1302, 1440 

appropriations,  hearings 763 

delegation  of  functions  to  director,  etc 4, 81 

estimates,  etc 299,424,847 

exempt  employees  from  certain  provisions 

of  criminal  code 1368 

expenditure  of  amounts  from  services  of  con- 
scientious objectors 774 

local  board  memoranda 964, 1067, 1192, 1440 

penalty  mail,  proposed  provision 1429 

reemployment  bulletin. . 86 

veterans'  assistance  program 964 

veterans'     employment     functions,     state- 
ment... 1128 

Sell,  John  U.,  court  case 1434 

Sellers,  Arthur  M.,  relief 1021 

Sellers,  Ashley,  work  of  War  Food 1347 

Selhnayer  Packing  Co 1405 

Selman,  Lessie  C,  relief 501,787,1245 

Selvig,  W.  A.: 

carbonization  of  Alaskan  coals.. 1383 

coke  from  low-ash  Appalachian  coals .-    53 

primary  tar  and  light  oil  from  coals 520 

rare,  etc.,  elements  in  coal. 1150 

volatile-matter  determination  for  coke 101 

Seminole  Indians: 

court  case 547 

payments  under  act  of  Dec.  24,  1942    .  040 

Seminole  Hock  &  Sand  Co 1188,1436 

Semitrailer,  standard  nomenclature  list      .  -   -      720 

Semler,  .\.,  payment  of  claim 439 

Semple,  Arthur  T.,  good  pastures  produce  meat    1002 

Senate 37, 148,  253.  374, 

510, 040,  781, 918, 1019,  1131. 1252, 1305 
accounts,  see,  below,  receipts,  etc. 

calendars 37,148.253,374, 

510. 640,  781, 918, 1019, 1131, 1252,  1305 

contingent  expenses --  240 

employees,  salary  deduction  for  retirement.  914 

estimates 781, 1305 

Government  employees  for  folding  speeches.  497 

journal,  78th  Cong.,  1st  sess :..  640 

obsolete  publications  in  Folding  Room 778 

receipts,  etc.,  July  1942-June  1943 640 

Secretary,  report,  July  1942-June  1943 640 

Sergeant  at  Arms  and  Doorkeeper,  estimate 

for  pages... 781 


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Senate— Continued 

see   also    Congress   of   United    States — also 
names  of  committees — also  names  of 
Senators. 
Senate  journal,  see  Senate. 
Senators,  see  Senate— a(so  names  of  Senators. 

Senders,  M.,  &  Co 768 

Sequoia  National  Park,  addition  of  lands 27,4.5 

Sequoia  sempervirens,  American  wood 1230 

Serge,  specification ... 294 

Sergeant  at  Arms  and  Doorkeeper,  see  Senate. 
Serial  documents,  see  Congressional  documents. 
Serial  numbers: 

Army  regulations --_ 584 

records,  ordnance  field  service  bulletins 107 

Sermons  copyrighted .  _  70, 176, 408,  553, 832, 1049, 1281 

Serum,  see  Pneumococci. 

Service  and  regulatory  announcements: 

Animal  Industry  Bureau -..  9,127,226,344, 

478,  610, 738, 896, 998, 1104, 1227, 1341 

index,  1943^. - 344 

Distribution  Office 615 

Entomology  and  Plant  Quarantine  Bureau.   10, 
480, 897,  998, 1228 

index,  1943 897 

title  page  and  contents,  1943 897 

Food  and  Drug  Administration 1140 

Service  clubs.  Army  regulations- .-  100, 707,867, 1204 
Service  commands  and  departments: 

address  at  5th  Service  Command  Food  Serv- 

.  ice  Show 744 

Army  regulations ---  1204 

medical  laboratories 975 

photographic  laboratories 980 

venereal  disease  in  3d  Service  Command —    49 
Service  courts,  see  Courts  martial  and  courts  of 

inquiry. 
Service  Director,  see  National  Service  Director. 

Service  establishments,  service  trades  bull 850 

Service  Forces,  see  Army  Service  Forces. 

Service  Freight  Line,  Inc 1392 

Service  law,  see  National  war  service. 

Service  ot  the  piece -  1079, 1455 

Service  record,  see  MUitary  service. 

Service  ribbons,  Army  regulations 444, 1077 

Service  schools,  see  Navy. 

Service  trades,  see  Service  establishments. 

Serviceability  standards  for  ordnance -^ 3.30 

Servicemen,  see  Armed  forces — Army — Navy — 

Veterans. 
Servicemen's  Education  and  Training  Adminis- 
trator: 
establishing,  etc.— 

minority  views 258 

report 258 

Servicemen's  Education  and  Training  Director: 
appointment- 
hearings  639 

reports 377, 638 

Servicemen's  readjustment,  see  Veterans. 
Services,  see  Commercial  services. 
Servicewomen,  see  Women. 

Serving  trays,  specification 1180 

Servo,  specification 875 

Setser,  Vernon  G.,  war  history  projects 678 

Sette,  Oscar  E.: 

Atlantic  mackerel--. -  390 

Pacific  pilchard 524 

Setter,  see  Fuze  setter. 

Sevier  River,  survey 1094 

Sevln,  Charles  H.,  wartime  dealer-aid  programs-  139 
Sovringhaus,    Elmer    L.,    aportacioncs    de    los 
Estados  Unidos  de  America  a  la 

endocrinologfa 966 

Sewage  disposal  on  farm 346 

Sewell  Hats,  Inc --- - 836,1405 

Sewer  pipe,  see  Pipe  and  pipe  fittings. 

Sewerage  and  water  pollution  abatement 1375 

Sewing  machines: 

specification 293 

standard  nomenclature  list 879, 1090 

Sewmg  palms,  specification 973 

Sex  education,  present-day  problems 1142 

Sextants,  specification 76, 1057 

Seymour,  William,  bulk  density  in  byproduct 

coke  ovens 161 

Seymour  quadrangle,  Iowa-Mo - 808 

Shackles,  bomb,  specifications- - -  326,716 

Shad,  sale  in  D.  C.  during  December-..  247,258,360 


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Shadwell,  Va.,  railroad  accident... 56 

Shaffer  mining  district,  geology,  etc 52 

Shaker,  Richard: 
relief- 
hearing 379 

law 625 

reports 261,501 

Shamberg,  Alexander  J.,  tax  appeal  of  estate 677, 

671-672 

Shands,  A.  L.,  hail-thunderstorm  ratio 755 

Shaper-planers,  specification 182,955 

Shapers: 

specification-  - 182, 955 

standard  nomenclature  lists 1 13, 880, 1320 

Shapley,  Harlow,  galaxies 89 

Sharkey,     Charles     F.,     private    employment 

agencies 172 

Sharp,  Madeleine  N.,  tax  appeal 1072 

Sharpe,  John  B.,  tax  appeal  of  exr 700 

Sharpeners,  pencil,  specification 1312 

Shasta  I^am,  fish-salvage  problems 523 

Shatzer,  Catherine  G.,  tax  appeal -.1072 

Shaving  brushes,  specification 315 

Shavings,  wartime  status  as  commercial  raw 

materials - 1345 

Shaw,   G.  Howland,  cultural-cooperation  pro- 
gram   855 

Shaw,  John  C,  admr.,  payment  of  claim 1125 

Shaw,  K.  J.,  flue-cured  tobacco  root  diseases 612 

Shawkee  Manufacturing  Co 541,858 

Shawmut  Transportation  Co.,  Inc.- 398 

Shea,  Thomas  F.,  relief  of  estate-. 631,787,1245 

Shearer,  David  M.,  court  case 382,  672, 1276, 1406 

Shearling,  sheep,  specification 326 

Shears: 

electric,  specification 1330 

metal  cutting,  nomenclature  list 720, 1090 

Sheathed  explosives,  see  Explosives. 
Sheathing  paper,  see  Paper. 

Shedd,  C.  K.,  storing  soft  com  in  cribs 1228 

Sheehan,  Richard  W.,  court  case 280 

Sheep: 

exposed  to  low  barometric  pressures 925 

nodular  worm  infection,  effects 1341 

parasites  and  parasitic  diseases 610 

ranches,  costs  and  income 1195 

range  infested  with  orange  sneezeweed 347 

statistics 475 

see  also  Livestock. 

Sheep  shearling,  specification... 326 

Sheeting: 

mattress  protection,  standard  of  trade 356 

rubber,  specification 864 

Sheets,  O.  A.,  turnip  greens. 608 

Sheild,  Marcellus  C,  appropriations,  etc.,  78th 

Cong.  Istsess .. 253 

Shelbina,  Mo.,  railroad  accident 1270 

Shell,  leather,  for  gloves 875, 983, 1214, 1462 

Shellabarger  Grain  Products  Co 672 

Shellac,  specification 974 

Shellac  varnish,  see  Varnish. 

shippers,  list 49,155,267, 

386,   520,   801,   925,   1028,   1260,   1375 

South  Atlantic  and  Gulf  Coasts 1263 

see  also  names  of  shellfish. 
Shells: 

loaded  paper  shot  shells 492 

standard  nomenclature,  shotgun  shells..  113, 596 

Shelters,   maintenance,   specifications 457,591 

Shelvin,  E.  C,  Co 1400 

Shenandoah-Dives  Mining  Co 1172 

Shepard,  Kenneth  E.,  relief 31,256.496 

Shepherd,  Rex,  motor  carrier  decision 533 

Sheppard,  Harry  R.  (Representative from  Calif.): 

bill  introduced  by 1251 

reports  made  by — 

Appropriations  Com 499 

Conference  Com 760 

Sheppard,  R.  H.,  barge-rail  transportation  of 

grain 1447 

Sheppard,  Ruth  F.,  wages  in  malt-liquor 

industry 1411 

Sherfy,  Carrie  B.,  bibliography  on  butter  oil...  1000 

Sheridan,  IrmaS..  relief 1021,1126 

Sherman,  Edith  M.,  court  case 672 

Sherman,  Eloise  R.,  health  and  welfare  expendi- 
tures-  - 828 

Sherman,  Henry  C,  principles  of  nutrition 897 

Sherman,  Henry  S.,  court  case — 672 


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Sherman,  Joseph  M.: 

wage  rates  in  power  laundries 283 

wage  rates  in  variety  stores 947 

Sherman,  Phoebe,  relief  of  estate __.  631,768 

Sherman  Institute,  lands  used  by,  disposing 646 

Shemeth  Corporation ,  1297 

Sherrard,  E.  C: 

hydrolysis  of  wood  in  stationary  digester.,  1346 

rotary  digester  in  wood  saccharification 1346 

wood  saccharification  processes _  1346 

Sherrard,  G.  C.,  ratproof  construction  of  vessels.  386 

Sherwin-Williams  Co - 816 

Shewell,  Charles  T.,  patent  appeal 1359 

Sheyenne  River,  flood  control 1022 

Shields,  Robert  M.,  court  case 1401 

Shields: 

eye,  specification 442 

welders',  specification 292, 1288 

Shiels,  Hugh  A.,  relief .-  631,649,756 

Shikoku,  sailing  directions 181 

Shimonoseki  Kaikyo,  sailing  directions 181 

Shingles: 

census,  1942 352 

red-cedar,  statistics 17, 135,  235, 352, 

489, 619, 749, 904, 1004, 1112, 1235, 1352 
Ship  builders,  see  Shipbuilding. 
Ship  repair,  see  Drydocks— Shipyards. 
Ship  transportation  agent,  Army  regulations  - .  1453 
Shipbuilding: 

convention  of  iron  ship  builders,  1944 674 

defense  investigation -  1018 

employment  in  industry,  1935-43 ..-  831 

related  occupations  in  industry. 1438 

training  to  make  ships 1300 

welding  instructions 833 

see  also  Naval  architecture— Ships— Ship- 
yards. 

Shipbuilding  Division 683 

Shipman,  Ina  M.,  relief. 25 

Shipments: 
damaged— 

claims  of  naval  personnel 24 

in  hands  of  carriers 329 

manual  for  inspection 963 

marking,  specification 456 

see  also  names  of  commodities,  etc.,  shipped. 

Shipp,  Charles  N.,  relief  of  estate 768,787 

Shippers  Dispatch,  Inc 937 

Shipping: 

Coast  Guard  regulations  during  emergency.  559 

coordination  of  forwarding,  etc 504,1249 

defense  investigation- 
hearings 1137 

report 793 

increased  costs  during  the  war 552 

mobilization  of  shipping  resources 150 

publications,  price  list 928 

rate-publishing  procedures 313 

regulatory  restrictions  upon  carriers 861 

revenue  and  traffic  of  carriers 527, 812, 1269 

statistics  of  carriers  by  water,  1942 55 

unemployment  insurance  in  maritime  indus- 
try  506,1249 

see  also  names  of  companies. 
Shipping    Adjustment    15oard,    see    Combined 
Shipping  Adjustment  Board,  United 
States  and  Great  Britain. 
Shipping   Administration,    see    War    Shipping 
Administration. 

Shipping  bo.\es,  specifications 953, 

1056,1287,1311,1420 

Shipping  cases,  specifications 182,  452, 982 

Shipping  containers,  test  in   revolving  drum 

box-testing  machines 1344 

Ships: 

allocation,  policy  of  War  Shipping  Admin..  505, 

1251 

auxiliary  vessels  for  Navy 27,35,44 

bareboat ing  for  period  of  war 505 

buildings  for  the  Navy 1172 

charier  rates.  Red  Sea 367 

collisions,  rules  to  prevent 559 

contracts  of  Maritime  Comn.,  report 504,  505 

duty  on  repairs,  etc.,  suspension.. 27 

explosives,  etc.,  on  vessels 837,1052 

foreign  transfer,  memoranda 505 

inspection,  Coast  Guard  regulations,  etc.-  559, 

1285, 1418 

insurance  instruction 963 

know  your  merchant  fleet,  poster. 1282 


Ships— Continued 

landing  craft,  etc.,  for  Navy 27, 

35, 44, 636, 638,  650,  758 

Liberty  vessels,  construction -. . .  173 

measurement  of  vessels,  regulations 1310 

owned  by  subsidiaries  of  American  corpora- 
tions, requisition 506 

painting.  Ships  Bureau  manual 562 

plate  fractures  on  welded  ships 773 

ratproof  construction  of  vessels 386 

regulations,  etc.,  of  Coast  Guard..:.. 559, 

1285, 1418 

requisitioned  vessels,  just  compensation 505, 

634 

requisitioned  vessels,  valuation 505 

return  of  certain  vessels  to  private  owner- 
ship    40, 506, 625,  626, 1251 

rules  and  regulations  of  F .  C .  C 263, 1 372 

safety  hints  to  merchant  vessel  officers 1418 

sale  of  merchant  vessels- 
hearings.. 773,917,1363 

report - . .  1251 

stowaways  on  vessels,  amending  act 33, 

498,  506,  512 
transfers  of  small  craft- 
hearings 918,1024 

letter  from  Navy  Dept 777 

report -..  777 

ventilation  pointers 1420 

weights,  stability,  and  integrity 683 

see    also    Coast    Guard    vessels — Hospital 
ships— Merchant  marine— Ship- 
ping—Warships. 
Ships'  awnings,  see  Awnings. 

Ships  Bureau 74,182,418, 

562,  683, 839,  952, 1054, 1177, 1287, 1420 

manual,  chapters 74, 

182, 418,  562,  683, 839, 952, 1054, 1420 

poster 683,839 

surplus  material  list 683 

welcome,  shipmate!  to  Bureau  of  Ships 1054 

Ship's  cooks  and  bakers,  upgrading  courses 694 

Ships'  stores: 

profits  from  sales,  expenditure- 
hearing  918 

law 915 

report.. -. 776 

Shipstead,  Henrik  (Senator  from  Minn.): 
reports  made  by — 

Agriculture  and  Forestry  Com. 37,782 

Indian  Affairs  Com 645-646 

Shipworms  from  Panama  Canal 1192 

Shipyards: 

absenteeism,  etc . 1411 

basic  accident  factors 1047 

causes  of  accidents 1280 

chemical  poisoning 676 

crane  accidents 829 

earnings  in  private  ship-repair  yards 676 

employing  women.. .-  1048 

employment,  turnover  and  absenteeism 946 

eye  injuries 173 

fees  of  operators 1249 

housing,  transfer  to  Nat.  Housing  Agency.  1249 

in-plant  feeding 371 

minor  injuries,  importance .1168 

proliis 917 

repair  yards,  investigation 773,917, 1018 

wage  rates,  basic -..  1168 

see  also  Shipbuildiug— a?.to  names  of  com- 
panies operating  shipyards. 

Shirley,  J.  R.,  court  case.- 822 

Shirts,  specifications 182-183 

Shock,  chemotherapy.-- 48,924 

Shock-tcsting-mechanism,  specification 1177 

Shoo  leather,  increasing  wear,  investigation 648 

Shoes,  see  Boots  and  shoes. 

Shop  supplies,  kits,  nomenclature  list 1089 

Shop  work,  technical  manual 589 

Shorb,  Doys  A.,  stomach  worm,     Haemonchus 

contortus 896, 1104 

Shore  Acres  Plantation,  Inc.. 167, 1369 

Shore  Establishments  and  Civilian  Personnel 

Division 411,1417 

Short  wave  radio,  see  Radio  communication. 

Shortening,  specification 581 

Shorthand,  Gregg,  instructor's  course  outline  .  1316, 

1454 
Shorts,  specification --- 294 


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Shoshone  Indians: 

court  case-- ..- 65,262,826, 1406 

myths -  307,308 

Shotguns,  standard  nomenclature  list 211, 

984, 1089, 1326 

Shovels,  specification 1200 

see  also  Power  shovels. 

Shower-stall  accessories,  specification 1288 

Shows,  soldier 1217,1330 

Shreveport  Engraving  Co.,  Inc 1276 

Shuraaker,  Elizabeth  M.,  index  to  committee 

hearings 1362 

Shutter,  camera,  specification .^  592 

Siberia: 

non-Eskimo  crania  in  National  Museum 573 

sailing  directions,  supplement 416 

Sick,  Robert  P.,  relief. 359 

Sick  leave,  see  Leave  of  absence. 

Sickles,  specification 1450 

Sickness: 

daily  sick  report,  Army  regulations 867, 

1315, 145;? 

disabilities  causing  absence  from  work 154 

duration  of  disabling  sickness 1375 

records  of  morbidity,  Army  regulations 202 

transportation  of  the  sick,  field  manual 100, 

586, 1205 

Sideburn,  Va.,  railroad  accident.. _ 528 

Siding,  asphalt  and  tar,  statistics 17. 

135,  234,  352,  489,  619,  749,  904,  1004, 
1112,  1235,  1352. 
Slegel,  Bernard  J.,  bibliography  of  Colombia...  .301 

Siegcl,  Frieda,  metals  and  alloys 236 

Siegel,  Jacob,  Co 388,521 

Sienna,  specification 1201 

Sierra  Diablo  region ,  Tex . ,  geology 658 

Sierra  Maestra,  manganese  deposits 658 

Sierra    Nacimiento,    Peimsylvanian    Fusulini- 

dae 1033 

Sieves: 

fine-series,  square-mesh-wire  test  sieves 1036 

microorganism  sampling  device. 1141 

Siggers,  Paul  V.,  brown  spot  needle  blight  of 

pine  seedlings 740 

Sight,  see  Eyes. 

Sight  line  level  indicator,  specification 874 

Sights: 

aircraft  fixed  guns,  technical  manual 1212 

gun  sight  mount  assembly,  specification 456 

lubrication 463 

specifications 457,875,983 

standard  nomenclature  lists 111, 

112, 331,  462, 594, 719, 1093 

use  of  telescopic  sight 590 

Signal  communication,  see  Signals. 
Signal  Corps: 

Army  regulations 202,  706, 867, 1077, 1204 

fiscal  projects,  classification 446 

ordnance  equipment  charts 107,210 

reiwrts.  Army  regulations 1204 

tables  of  allowances..  -. 101, 1456 

tables  of  equipment 102.  203,  206, 

323,  448-449,   587-588,   708,  711,  869. 
871,  979,  1082-83,  1210-11,  1321,  14.59. 

tables  of  organization... 102, 

206,  323,   448-449,   587-588,  708,  711, 
871,  979,  1082-83,  1210-11,  1321,  1459. 

Signal  Corps  library  record 114,214,466 

Signal  OflSce 114,214,466 

Signal  projector,  standard  nomenclature  list 720 

Signals: 

altitude  warning,  specification... 592,983 

code  practice  equipment 713 

hoisting,  for  metal-mine  shafts 1034 

hoisting,  for  slope  coal  mines,  etc 10.34 

lamp  assembly,  specification 1087 

lamp  equipment,  technical  manual 324 

lights,  portable,  specification 841 

mirrors,  specification 1179 

radio  signaling  for  railroads  792 

signal  communication,  Army  field  manual-   585, 

1078, 1205 
signal      communication,      Army      regula- 
tions  867,1077 

whistles,  specification 1289 

Signs,  field  manual .-  585,868 

Silage,  grass,  making  by  wilting  method 479 

Silbcrblatt  &  Lasker,  Inc 382 

Silesia,  specification 294 

Silica-gel,  specification 563 


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Silicosis,  hazard,  control 1384 

Silk,  manufacture  of  textiles.   190 

Silliman,  Ralph  P.,  Pacific  pilchard ,524 

Silting,  reservoir,  control 1349 

Silva,  Mr.  and  Mrs.  .Toe,  relief 642,765 

Silva,  Rudolph,  relief  of  guardian 642,765 

Silva,  Rueben,  relief  of  guardian 642,765 

Silver,  James,  eliminating  bats  from  buildings.  1379 
Silver,  Jonas,  war-risk   bonuses   for   seafaring 

personnel 284 

Silver,  Perley  M.,  relief 6.35,1024,1245 

Silver: 

employment  and  accidents  at  mines  in  1942- .  933 
in— 

Alaska 1267 

Arizona     1151 

California 1151 

Central  States 10-34 

Colorado  ..     1151 

Eastern  States 1034 

Idaho 392,11.51 

Montana 1267 

Nevada 1151 

New  Mexico 1151 

Oregon 10.34 

South  Dakota 932 

Texas 810 

rtah 1151 

Washington 9.33 

Wyoming 932 

jewelry,  etc.,  marking  standard. 909 

mine  production,  1943 272 

mine  production,  monthly  report 392, 1268 

ore-testing,  gold-silver  deposits 1151 

Silver  Creek,  Nebr.,  railroad  accident 274 

Silver  Motor  Freight  Lines 533 

Silverman,     Charlotte,    maternity-leave,    etc., 

practices  in  industry 172 

Silverman,  Jack,  &  Associates 1144 

Silvia,  Edward  A.,  relief 25 

Simi,  Amiette  V.,  wages,  etc.,  building  trades..  945 

Sim.ison,  H.  E.,  rural  recreational  areas,  etc 162 

Simkins,  Richard,  court  case 8.58 

;2immonds,    F.    A.,    weatherproof   solid    fibre- 
board  742 

Simmons,  .\llenT.,  court  case 798 

Simmons,  Perez,  closed  figs  in  rel.  to  insect  at- 
tack, etc 227 

Simon,  B.,  Hardware  Co 826 

Simon,  Ben  C,  court  case 692 

Simons,  J.  W.: 

sewage  and  garbage  disposal  on  farm .346 

sweetpotato  storaee  houses-. -..  i:i43 

S'imple  resolutions,  see  Resolutions. 

Simplicity  Pattern  Co 60 

Simplified  practice  recommendations .3.55, 

492, 621. 1011, 1358 

alphabetical  list 909 

Simpson,  Alta  L.  (Mrs.  Hagar): 

relief 246,787,913 

Simpson,  D.  M.,  crossing  in  cotton 898 

Simiison,  R.,  (t  Co.,  Inc 65,435 

Sims,  J.  E.,  court  case ..  851 

Sims,  .Tohn,  relief  -   256.-359 

Sinclair  Refining  Co 1164 

Singer,  Eugene  T.,  court  case 1276 

Singer,  Martin  H.,  court  case .547. 1406 

Singer,  Nathaniel,  court  case 166,698 

Singer,  Willard  I.,  court  ease 547, 1406 

Singleton,  Oavlord  W.,  relief  of  admx 501, 

787, 1245 

Singleton,  Wiimie,  admx.,  relief 501,787,1245 

Sinusoidal  machine,  technical  manual 1322 

Sioux  Indians,  court  case 797, 1254-55, 1406 

Sirens,  specification 1179 

Sirianni,  Michael,  court  case 14.36 

Sirups: 

bland  apple  sirup 343 

com.  adding  to  Iamb-fattening  ration 223 

wheat  flour,  raw  material  for  production 895 

Sisal  rope,  see  Rope. 

Sisk,  A.  W.,  &  Sons .- 961 

Sitgreaves,  Rosedith,  duration  of  disabling  sick- 
ness  1375 

Sitka,  Alaska: 

land  for  street  purposes 795,910 

water  supply  protection 147, 380, 498 

Sitka  Magnetic  Observatory,  results 620 

Sitka  spruce,  see  Spruce. 
Skarton,  John,  see  Scarton,  Jack. 


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1629 


Skarzenski,  Simon  J.,  see  Scarton,  Jack. 

Skidmore,  court  case 1400 

Skin  diseases: 

dermatitis  from  hair  lacquer 154 

occupational  and  related  dermatoses 1141 

ointment  for  poison  ivy  dermatitis 266 

patch  test  in  dermatitis 924 

Skin-marking  pencils,  specification 316 

Skirvin,  Ethel,  court  case 1160,1400,1444 

Skitsky,  V.,  geophysical  abstracts.  161,525.810, 1151 
Skou,  Svend  J.: 
relief — 

hearing  ,_  371 

law 359 

report 371 

Sky: 

diagrams,  1945 1419 

ultraviolet  radiation  in  Washington 1118 

.Slack  Bros.,  Inc 404,942 

Slag: 

blast  furnace,  in  1943 1151 

coal-ash,  flow  on  furnace  walls 1268 

Slagle  quadrangle.  La ._ _.  808 

Slash,  logging,  decay  in  the  Northeast 1229 

.Slate: 

industry  in  1943 662 

preprint  from  minerals  yearbook 810 

Slaughter,  Roger  C.  (Representative  from  Mo.): 
reports  made  by- 
Rules  Com 638-639,  780 

Slaughtering: 

control  of  accidents 944 

labor  market  information 1437 

organizing  for  safety 944 

plant,  construction  and  equipment 1 109 

related  occupations 962 

Sledges,  specification. 580 

Sleep  and  relaxation .  _ 587 

Sleet,  Lucille,  relief  39,240,359 

Sleeve  marks, specification 293 

Sleeving  cotton,  insulating,  specification 1057 

Slicing  machines,  specifications 973 

Slide  fasteners,  repair,  technical  manual 713 

Slide  films,  see  Filmslides. 
Slide  rules: 

instructor's  course  outline 1316 

standard  nomenclature  li.st 719, 1089 

Slidefllros,  see  Filmslides. 

Sligh,  Charles  R.,  jr.,  tax  appeal 860 

Slip  laws,  see  Laws. 
Slippers,  see  Boots  and  shoes. 

Sloman,  H.  J.,  safety  catches  on  mine  cages 1034 

Sloss  Red  Ore  Local,  court  case 280,575 

Slos.--Shefrie!i  Steel  &  iron  Co 280,575 

Slough,  Frank  M.,  la.\  appeal 861 

Slough,  Josephine  C,  ta.\  appeal 861 

Slover,  James  E.,  court  case  68 

Slugs  for  fraudulent  purchases,  prevent 150,  498 

Small,  r^avid,  ta,\  appeal __  1072 

Small,  Hattie  F.,  judgment 862 

Small,  Leila  N.,  social  insurance  and  family  in- 
come, 1941... 1200 

Small-arms  ammunition,  see  Ammunition. 
Small  Business,  American,  Special  Committee 
to  Study  Problems  of,  see  American 
Small  Business,  Special  Committee 
to  Study  Problems  of.  Senate. 

Small  Business  Division 1357 

Small  Business  in  United  States,  Select  Com- 
mittee to  Conduct  Study  and  In- 
vestigation of  National  Defense  Pro- 
gram in  Its  Relation  to,  see  National 
Defense  Program  in  Its  Relation  to 
Small  Business  in  United  States, 
Select  Conunittee  to  Conduct  Study 
and  Investigation  of,  House. 
Small  craft,  see  Boats. 
Smaller  War  Plants  Corporation: 

appropriations,  hearing 763 

capital  stock,  increasing 784 

independent  of  War  Production  Board 640 

loans  to  small  business 963 

penalty  mail,  proposed  provision... 1428 

proposed  provision 424 

reports. 88, 305,  571, 853, 963, 1 190 

Technical  Advisory  Service 430 

Smalley,  George,  relief.... 6.36 

Smallpox,  vaccination  laws,  etc.,  relation 386 

Smaw,  Claudia,  tax  appeal. 94 

Smaw,  W.  H.,  tax  appeal 94 


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Smith,  A.  M.,  Boulder  Canvon  project 394,526 

Smith,  C.  B.: 

efTect  of  holes  on  stress  distribution 1346 

what  agricultural  extension  is 486 

Smith,  C.  L.,  elTects  of  harvest  date  on  pecan 

nuts 1105 

Smith,  C.  M.,  insecticides  and  equipment 10 

Smith,    Carroll   N.,   combating  American  dog 

tick 1104 

Smith,  Charles  F.,  relief 631,1133,1245 

Smith,  Charles  O.,  patent  appeal.. _  1119 

Smith,  Clay  T.,  chromite  deposits 1146 

Smith,  D.  C.,  pollination,  etc,,  in  grasses. 480 

Smith,  E.  Jack,  Contractor 1406 

Smith,  E.  R.  P.,  court  case 280,797 

Smith,  Edward  H.,  relief 256,359 

Smith,  E:ilison  D.  (Senator  from  S.  C): 
reports  made  by — 

Agriculture  and  Forestry  Com. .  37,  510,  646 

Smith,  Elsie  J.,  colleges  and  universities 265 

Smith,   Everard  H.,  appropriations,  etc.,  78th 

Cong.  1st  sess 253 

Smith,  Floyd  F.: 

air-pressure  tanks  for  sprays 998 

dispenser  for  aerosols,  etc 479 

Smith,  George  C,  jr.,  court  case  of  exrs 170,280 

Smith,  H.  H.,  relief 787,913 

Smith,  H.  N.,  mine  explosion 391 

Smith,  Harold  D.,  see  Budget  Bureau. 

Smith,  Harry  L.,  relief... 25 

Smith,  Howard  W.  (Representative  from  Va.): 
reports  made  by — 

Executive  Agencies,  Special  Committee 

to  Investigate 32,  247,  632, 1017,  1362 

Rules  Com 7.*0 

Smith,  J.  Allen,  &  Co.,  Inc 1255, 1406 

Smith,  James  F.,  court  case 84 

Smith,  John  G.,  court  case 961 

Smith,  John  II.,  court  case 1164 

Smith,  Lloyd  E.,  patent  appeal 348,1347 

Smith,  Loimie  E.,  court  case 698 

Smith,  Luther  E.,  tax  appeal 861 

Smith,  Luther  M.,  relief 1016 

Smith,  M.  A.,  bli.ster  spot,  disease  of  apple 611 

Smith,  M.  I.: 

penicillin  extracts  in  tuberculosis 801 

pharmacologic   action    of   2,2   bis(p-chloro- 

phenyl)  1,1,1  trichlorethane 12.59 

poisoning  with  2,2  bis-parachlorphenyl-l, 

1,1,  trichlorethane 1259 

Smith,  M.  Mead: 

labor  conditions  in — 

British  Malaya.. 1167 

in  Netherlands... 284 

in  Netherlands  Indies 830 

Smith,  M.  W.,  jr.,  tax  appeal 1197 

Smith,  Margaret,  making  a  dress  at  home 611 

Smith,     Margaret     C.     (Representative    from 
Maine): 

bill  introduced  by.. 918 

reports  made  by — 

Naval  Affairs  Com. 776-777 

Smith,  Newt  A.: 
relief- 
hearing.  . 379 

law 1 625 

reports 261,501 

Smith,  Paul  W.: 

farm  production,  etc.,  chickens  and  eggs 478 

farm  production,  etc.,  turkeys        478 

Smith,  Philip  S.,  mineral  industry  of  Alaska..  1032 
Smith,     R.     Blackwell,    jr.,    histopathological 
changes   following    DDT    adminis- 
tration   1 2.')9 

Smith,  R.  Vincent,  thermal  expansion  of  hydro- 
carbon liquids 1383 

Smith,  Robert  A.,  patent  appeal 754 

Smith,  Robert  C,  Latin  American  painting 42t) 

Smith,  Rus.sell  G.,  court  case r\-H) 

Smith,  Russell  S.,  liquid  wastes  from  munitions 

manufacturing 49 

Smith,  Sybil  L.: 

agricultural  experiment  stations,  1943 227 

conservation  of  food  resources 480 

vitamin  content  and  preservation  of  foods..  480 
Smith,  T.  E.: 

bacterial  wilt  of  tobacco 481 

flue-cured  tobacco  root  diseases 612 

Smith,  W.  S.  D.,  court  case.. 1164 

Smith,  W.  W.,  aerosols,  etc.,  containing  DDT.  1374 


1630 


Index,  1944 


Page 
Smith-Douglass,  Inc 670 

Smith  mine,  explosion,  final  report.^ 162 

Smith  River,  survey _. 1217 

Smithsonian  Institution 89,  192.300,431, 

573,  C95,  854,  964,  1067,  1192,  1303, 1440 
board  of  rodents— 

executive  committee,  report,  1943...  192, 1303 

reappointment  of  members 1246 

report,  1943 1303 

estimates,  etc 299,1430 

publications,  price  list 1378 

secretary,  report,  1943.. 192,1303 

see  also  Abbot,  CO. 

Smithsonian  miscellaneous  collections 192, 

307,964,965,1192,1303 

Smoke,  use  in  training;,  technical  manual 104, 450 

Smokestacks,  see  Stack  effluents. 
Smoking,  see  name  of  article  smoked. 
Smoking  pipes,  see  Pipes  (for  smoking). 

Smoot,  W.  A.,  Inc 1021,1126 

SmuUyan,  Emile  Benoit-,  see  Benoit-SmuUyan, 
Emile. 

Smut  resistance  in  Allium  species  hybrid 1228 

Smythe,  Dallas  W.,  speech 516 

Snails,   lymnaeid,    intermediate   host   of  liver 

fluke 1341 

Snake  Indians,  marriage  and  divorce. 646, 770 

Snake  River: 

improvement 373 

reexamination,  additional  copies  of  report. .  1129 

surface  water  supply  of  basin. 931 

Snakes,  facts  about 1145 

Snap  beans,  frozen,  standards  for  grades 485 

Snapp,  Oliver  I.,  curculio  jarring  sheet 127 

Snaths,  specification 1075 

Sneezeweed,  sheep  management  on  range 347 

Snelbaker,  A.  D.,  court  case 547 

Snellius    Expedition,    meteorological    observa- 
tions   1324 

Sniping,  field  manual. 445,707,976 

Snodgrass,  R.  E.,  feeding  apparatus  of  insects..  1303 

Snow  and  ice  data 24,141,239,357 

Snowden,  Joseph  E.,  court  case 310 

Snyder,  A.  Cecil,  acting  judge  for  Puerto  Rico.  1183 
Snyder,  Eleanor  M.,  cost-of-living  adjustment..    67 
Snyder,  J.  Buell  (Representative  from  Pa.): 
reports  made  by — 

Appropriations  Com 242,764 

Conference  Com 761 

Snyder,  N.  H.: 

Kentucky  coals 1150 

Pennsylvania  anthracite  coals 1266 

Virginia  coals. 1033 

Snyder,  R.  K.,  toxicity,  etc.,  of  trinitrotoluene.  1375 

So  proudly  we  hail!  (Cadet  Nurse  Corps) 923 

So  you're  going  to  sea 1286 

Soap,  specifications 76, 442,  581,  705, 842, 974, 1201 

Soap  dishes,  specification 292 

Soap-powder,  specification 1075 

Soapstone  industries  in  1943.. 1035 

Social  insurance: 

benefits,  etc.,  and  family  income,  1941. 1260 

bills  to  create  systems,  com.  jurisdiction..  1249 

financing  hospital  care 655 

see  also  types  of  insurance. 

Social  progress,  el  pueblo  y  su  triunfo 1 294 

Social  Protection  Division 384, 1 374 

Social  security: 

act  not  applicable  to  non-profit  hospitals, 

opinion 64 

basic  minimum  program 267 

basic  skin 386 

employees  of  nonprofit  institutions 1143 

extend  act  to  Virgin  Islands,  etc... 377 

for  farm  people.. 802 

helping  youth  to  understand  program 49 

how  distant  is  goal^" 1376 

laws,  compilation... 1143 

making  a  reality.. ..- 49 

problems 1376 

social  security  bulletin 50,  156, 267, 386, 

520,  655, 802, 926, 1028, 1143, 1260, 1376 

index  to  v.6. 267 

State  agencies  administering  services 1167 

State  and  local  tax  effort 1376 

statistics,  survey 926 

statistics,  tabular  guide 802,926 

see  also  Public  assistance — also  special  sub- 
ject, e.  g.  Old  age  and  survivors 
insurance. 


Page 

Social  Security  Board 49,156,267,386, 

520,655,802,926,1028,  1143,  1260,  1376 

estimate 299,847 

publications,  guide  to  statistics.'. 802,926 

report,  1942-43 156 

vpriting  for 802 

see  also  Altmeyer,  Arthur  J. 
Social  service,  see  Public  assistance. 

Social  studies  in  countries  south  of  us 1258 

Social  welfare,  see  Social  work  and  problems. 
SocialWelfare  Commission  of  Michigan,  address 

by  Charles  P.  Taft 47 

Social  work  and  problems: 

the  child, social  statistics  supplement 550 

conditions  in  Puerto  Rico,  investigate — 

hearings 32,503,633,917,1127 

reports.. 151,633,770 

description  of  profession  of  social  work 1299 

illegitimacy  in  field  of  adoption 1278 

wartime,  bibliography 286-287 

Societies,  see  names  of  societies. 

Society  for  Advancement  of  Management,  joint 

dinner  meeting 1256 

Society  of  Automotive  Engineers.  Inc. ..  82, 426, 1294 
Socket  wrenches,  see  WrencJies. 

Sockets,  electron-tube,  specification.. 1421 

Socks,  specification 1055,1201 

Soda  ash,  specification.. 1201 

Soda-lime-silica-water,  studies 909 

Sodium-bicarbonate,  specification I 705 

Sodium  carbonates,  demand  in  1943 1035 

Sodium  chlorate,  soils  treated 736 

Sodium  chloride,  effect  on  pH  of  p-phenolsulfo- 

nate  buffers.. 753 

Sodium-chromate,  specification 183 

Sodium-dichromate,  specification 317 

Sodium  fluoride,  effect  on  dental  caries 266 

Sodium  sulfates,  demand  in  1943 1035 

Soeder  Sons  Milk  Co 1045 

Soft-Lite  Lens  Co.,  Inc... 166,698 

Sohio  Pipe  Line  Corporation 288,836,1045 

Soil,  see  Soils— aZ«o  certain  headings  beginning 
Soil. 

Soil  and  Fertilizer  Investigations  Division 227 

Soil  conservation: 

acres  are  aces 487 

appropriation,  proposed  provision 298 

can  you  also  profit? 746 

conservation-farming  needs,  1934-44. 1110 

districts,  organization  by  States.  15, 133, 232,  351, 
488, 617,  746, 903, 1002, 1110, 1234, 1350 

five  farmers  make  a  plan 487 

poster 743 

publications  and  visual  information 487 

publications  of  Agriculture  Department 14 

soil  conservation  (periodical) 15, 133,  232, 351, 

487, 617,  746, 903, 1002, 1110, 1233, 1349 

soybean  production  aided 746 

stubble-mulch  farming  for  soil  defense 1110 

teamwork  to  save  soil 232 

Thomas  Jefferson,  soil  conservationist 746 

water  and  the  land 484 

see  also  Contour  cultivation. 

Soil  Conservation  Service 15,133,232,350,351, 

487, 617,  746, 903, 1002, 1110, 1233, 1349 

functioning,  notes  of  general  interest 220 

lend  eciuipment  to  Boy  Scouts  of  America..  914 

practical  irrigation 232 

report,  1943 15 

soil  conservationists  at  war 232 

teamwork  to  save  soil 232 

Soil  Conservation  Service  Research 746 

Soil  conservationists  at  war 232 

Soil  corrosion,  see  Soils. 

Soil  defense,  see  Soil  conservation. 

Soil  erosion: 

Blacklands  Conservation  Experiment  Sta- 
tion  350 

Palouse  Conservation  Experiment  Station..  617 
Soil  fertility,  see  Soils. 
Soil  surveys,  see  Soils. 
Soils: 

conservation,  see,  in  main  alphabet,   Soil 
conservation. 

corrosion  studies 1358 

effect  of  types  on  forage  crops. 735 

erosion,  see,  in  main  alphabet.  Soil  erosion. 

fertility  in  its  broader  implications 901 

irrigated,  moisture  retention 999 

publications,  price  list 804 


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Soils— Continued 

saline,  nature  and  management 1343 

sodium  chlorate  treated 736 

soil  survey  report. 228,740,741,898 

see  also  certain  headings  beginning  Soil. 
Soils,    Agricultural    Engineering,    and    Plant 
Industry  Bureau,  see  Plant  Indus- 
try,  Soils,  and  Agricultural   Engi- 
neering Bureau. 
Solar  eclipse,  see  Sun. 
Solar  radiation: 

and  state  of  atmosphere 90 

biological  effects 1303, 1441 

forest  fuel  moisture  and  radiation. 12 

power  source 1303, 1441 

pyrheliometry  and  volcanic  eruptions 965 

ultraviolet,  daily  record  in  Washington 1118 

weather  predetermined  by  solar  variation...  965 
Solder: 

letter  circular,  solders  and  soldering 1242 

specifications 183,419,1075 

Solder  pots,  specification 1057 

Soldering  coppers,  specification 316 

Soldering  equipment,  nomenclature  list. 879, 

1089, 1090 

Soldering  irons,  specifications 419,1075 

Soldering  material,  nomenclature  list... 113 

Soldier  shows,  blueprint  special 1217 

Soldier  vote  act,  see  Voting. 
Soldiers: 

games * 207 

going  back  to  civilian  life,  information..  587, 1079 

newly  inducted,  active  syphilis 801 

reader.  Meet  Private  Pete 1454 

shows,  blueprint  special 1217 

shows,  staging,  etc.,  guide 1330 

see  also  Armed   forces — Army — Veterans — 
also  headings  beginning  Soldiers'. 
Soldiers'  and  sailors'  civil  relief  act,  see  Civil 

liabilities. 
Soldiers'  and  sailors'  homes: 

Federal  aid  for  State  homes 27,34 

privileges    for    certain    Quartermaster   em- 
ployees.   639 

Soldiers'   and  sailors'   homesteads,  see  Home- 
steads. 
Soldiers'  deposits: 

any  part  of  your  pay,  $5  or  more  will  get  you 

4%  interest.. 1463 

Army  regulations.. 866,867,1076,1204 

Soldiers'  handbook.  Medical  Department 450 

Soldiers'  Home,  District  of  Columbia: 

deductions  for  maintenance 866, 1453 

estimate. 300 

Soldiers'  savings,  see  Saving— Soldiers'  deposits. 

Soldo,  Michael,  relief 248 

Sole  leather,  oil-treated,  service  tests 139 

Solenoids,  specifications. . .  457-458,  592, 875, 983, 1088 

Solicitor,  Agriculture  Dept .348,614. 1347 

Solicitor,  Labor  Dept. 68,174,284,407, 

552, 676, 831, 947, 1048, 1168, 1280, 1412 
Solid  carbon  dioxide,  see  Dry  ice. 
Solid-fuel-burners,  see  Furnaces. 

Solid  Fuels  Administration  for  War 54,163, 

272, 394, 526, 662, 811, 934, 1037, 1269 

estimate _  424 

posters 1037, 1269 

report,  1943... 394 

Solomon,  Louis  M.,  wage  levels 1412 

Solomon  Islands,  pocket  guide 215 

Solone,  Carlo,  to  correct  naval  record 35 

Somers,  Andrew  L.  (Representative  from  N.  Y.): 
report  made  by — 

Coinage,  Weights,  and  Measures  Com..    32 

Somerset  Bus  Co.,  Inc. 1391 

Something  to  shoot  at!  (fewer  accidents) 1046 

Sommers,  John  E.,  airport  classification,  etc...  1353 
Songs: 

Chitimacha  Indians  in  Louisiana 307 

for  the  home  front 1314 

for  war  bond  rallies 1314 

from  figure  it  out,  war  bond  .show 1452 

Sonnabend,  A.  M.,  court  case 303 

Sonnabend,  A.  M.,  proi)erties 85,303,428 

Sonnenschein,  Louis,  court  case. 1187, 1188 

Sonnenschein,  Louis,  A  Janowsky 1187, 1188 

Sookne,  Arnold  M.,  thermal  properties  of  moist 

fabrics 908 


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Sorghum; 

diseases  and  their  control 1343 

farm  production,  etc.,  for  grain,  1929-41 737 

farm  storage  of  grains 1106 

standards  for  grain  sorghums,  handbook 132 

use  of  grain  sorghums  for  feed 742 

see  also  Sudan  grass. 

Sottorf,  W.,  planing  process  on  water  surface 554 

Soudcr,  W.  J.,  map  of  northern  Le  Flore  County, 

Okla. 1381 

Souder,  Wilmer,  abrasion  and  solution  of  teeth.    21 

Soule,  Mabel,  gratuity 627 

Soule,  Paul,  gratuity  to  wife 627 

Sound  (channel  between  Denmark  and  Sweden): 

lights  and  fog  signals „ 560 

Sound-motion-picturcs,  see  Motion  pictures. 

Sounding  wire,  specification 1289 

Sounds,  vessel  inspection,  rules,  etc 1418 

Soundvipw  Pulp  Co 851 

Source  book  series 162 

South,  Charles  J.,  court  case 823 

South  (U.  S.): 

farm  crops,  industrial  utilization 997 

fiber  and  spinning  tests  of  cotton. 744, 001 

kudzu,  power  plant  of  new  agricult4ire 487 

lupines,  new  legumes. 11 

mosquitoes  of  Southeastern  States 479 

Nichols  terrace  for  the  Southeast. 1003 

nitrogen  fertilizers  on  crops 613 

pine  industry  problems 146 

plant  disease  surveys,  southeastern  U.  S 898 

planting  cork  oak 746 

root  rots  and  foot  rot  of  lupines... 1105 

spinning  and  fiber  tests  of  cotton 231 

wartime  living  for  strength  and  victory 428 

water  levels  and  artesian  pressure 931 

see  also  Southwest  (U.  S.). 
South  Africa,  see  Union  of  South  Africa. 
South  America: 

aboriginal  culture. 1301, 1441 

coleopterous  insects,  checklist 432,965 

fish  recipes .390 

lights  and  fog  signals... 415 

marine  mammals,  past  and  pre.sent  status.  .90 

meteorological  stations,  index  numbers 1243 

Peruvian  trade 77 

sailing  directions,  supplements 416 

see   also    American    republics — also   certain 
headings  beginning  Pan  American— 
also  names  of  South  American  coun 
tries. 
South  Atlantic  Coast,  see  Atlantic  Coast. 
South  Atlantic  Ocean,  see  Atlantic  Ocean. 

South  Bay  Jet.,  Mass.,  railroad  accident. 663 

South  Bend,  Ind.,  rental  housing 1435 

South  Carolina: 

AAA  conservation  practices 485 

businessmen's  organizations 1116 

finances 352 

forecasting  notes 912 

mail  routes,  schedules 7.8,421,844,1291 

post  route  map 79 

South  Dakota: 

businessmen's  organizations 1116 

compact  with  respect  to  Belle  Fourche  R.— 

hearings 32 

law 359 

report 259 

finances 16 

gold,  silver,  copper,  lead,  and  zinc. 932 

metal  mining,  1943 271 

Iiost  route  map 80 

South  Fork  of  Flathead  River: 
llungry  Horse  Dam- 
geology  of  site. 1146 

hearings 367 

law 757 

reports 367,374,647 

surveys  and  studies 1093 

South  Oroveland  quadrangle,  Mass 1148 

South  Pacific  Ocean,  see  Pciflc  Ocean. 

South  Porto  Rico  Sugar  Co... 94 

South  State  Street  Building  Corporation 822 

South  Taconia  Motor  Co 437 

Southeast,  see  South  (U.  S.). 

Southeastern  Building  Corporation '861 

Southeastern  Motor  Lines,  Inc.. 398 

Southeastern  States,  see  South  (U.  S.). 


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South-Eastern  Underwriters  Association       ...  170, 

195,280,858,1276 

Southern  California  Edison  Co.,  Ltd 1446 

Southern  California  Telephone  Co 1.S64 

Southern  Cypress  Manufacturers'  Association.  1299 

Southern  Division,  A.  A.  A. _.    484-485 

Southern  Pacific  Co.: 

accidents 56.395,1154 

court  case  -.    195 

defense  investigation,  Morgan  Line 1128 

motor  carrier  decision  -  532,533 

San  Francisco  *  Napa  Valley  R.  R.  r* _  684 

Southern  Package  Corporation 65,  310 

Southern  pine,  see  Pine. 

Southern  Pine  Association 1299 

Southern  Ry.: 

accidents 164,396,528.1386 

court  case - 195,547,699 

Elmer  \V.  Henderson  v 1157 

freight  rates  534 

rates  on  granite 534 

Southern  Regional  Research  Laboratory 997. 

1103, 1340 
Southern  States,  see  South  (U.  S.). 

Southern  States  Cooperative,  Inc 346 

Southern  States  Power  Co 19."),  404 

Southern  Steamship  Co 435 

Southern  Transportation  Co.. 536 

Southern  yellow  pine,  see  Pine. 

Southwell",    Byron   L.,   corn-molasses  mixtures 

for  cattle 126 

Southwest  (U.  S.): 

cabbage  loo  per  as  pest  of  lettuce 479 

stockman,  play  to  win 12 

Southwest  Pacific  Ocean,  see  Pacific  Ocean. 
Southwest  Tampa  Storm  Sewer  Drainage  Dist.  1275 

Southwestern  Chemurgic  Conference 997 

Southwestern  corn  borer,  Apanteles  diatraeae...  738 

Southwestern  Greyhound  Lines,  Inc 532 

Soviet   Russia,   see   Union  of  Soviet   Socialist 
Republics. 

Sowell,  Nina,  court  case.. 188.851,961 

Sowell,  William  C,  court  case 188,851,961 

Sows,  see  Swine. 
Soybean  glue,  see  Glue. 
Soybeans: 

and  soybean  products  as  food 11 

damaged,  meal  as  feed  for  swine 1225 

drive  to  increase  acreage 483 

flour  and  grits,  cooking 611 

harvested  for  beans,  acreage,  etc 737 

market  review  1002 

oil  and  meal  yields  per  acre.. 3.50 

poster ■ 10.485 

processing  for  oil  and  meal 895 

protein  utilization  by  lambs 476 

rates  on 399,  .535 

soil  conservation  aids  production 746 

standards,  handbook 132 

Space  charter  rates  to  Red  Sea 367 

Spades,  specification  1200 

Spain,  sailing  directions,  supplement 416 

Spalek,  .\dolph  T.,  court  case - -  404 

Spanish  language: 

reading  materials 265 

teacher's  manual - 1258 

vital  statistics  vocabulary 17 

Spanish  sound-track  films 1293 

Si)anish-speaking  people: 

educational  problems 690 

references  on  education  of  children    385 

Spanish  War  Veterans,  see  United  Sjianish  War 

Veterans. 
Spar  varnish,  see  Varnish. 

Spare-part  boxes,  specification 840 

Spare  parts,  see  apparatus  for  which  spare  parts 

are  issued. 
Spark  i)lug  cleaner  and  tester,  standard  nomen- 
clature lists 984,  1090 

Sparkman,  John  .T.  (Representative  from  Ala.): 
reports  made  by — 

Conference  Com 361 

Military  AtTairs  Com...  146,  250.  368,  774-775 
SPARS,  see  Women's  Reserve,  Coast  Guard. 
Spauldine,  Perley: 

decay  in  balsam  fir --  740 

decay  of  logging  slash  in  the  Northeast 1229 

Spear,  Mary  E.,  visual  information — 67,1278 

Spear  &  Co.,  Inc.... -  1048 

Spearfish,  S.  Dak,  aircraft  accident  .. . 1114 

Special  committees,  see  names  of  committees. 


Pago 
Special  delivery  service,  see  Mail  matter.  ' 

Special  Equipment  Co 1406 

Special  Ouayule  Research  Project 898 

Special  publications,  see  names  of  departments, 
bureaus,  etc.,  issuing  special  publica- 
tions. 

Special  report.  Soil  Conservation  Service _  3.10 

Special  scientific  report,  Fish  and  Wildlife  Serv- 
ice  523,524,6.57 

Special  service: 

table  of  equipment 711 

table  of  organization 711 

Special  service  company,  field  manual... 203 

Snecial  Service  Division 114,  214 

Special  Services  Division 1217,1330 

information  in  notes  of  general  interest 336 

Special  Studies  Unit,  Small  Business  Division.  1357 

Special  surveys.  Census  Bureau 136. 

235,  353,  619,  750, 905, 1005, 1112, 1235 
Special  training  units.  Army: 

instruction . 590 

teaching  devices.. 207 

Special  troops,  table  of  allowances ....  1081,1318 

Specialized  training  reserve  program,  see  .\rmy 
.specialized  training  reserve  program. 

Specific  gravity,  determining 482 

Specifications,  see  Government  supplies— Mili- 
tary supplies — Naval  supplies — also 
names   of  supplies — also   names   of 
certain  irrigation  projects. 
Specimens  (medical^: 

collection,  etc..  Army  regulations 975 

Spectacles: 

colored  eye-protective  glasses 13,'i8 

procurement  for  military,  etc.,  personnel —  977 

Speed  cones,  specification 683, 1177 

Speicher,  Walter  D.,  court  case 188,851,961 

Speil,  Sidney,  clays  and  aluminous  minerals...  1033 

Speirs,  M.,  turnip  greens 6o8 

Spence,  Brent  (Representative  from  Ky.): 
reports  made  by — 

Banking  and  Currency  Com...  242, 36.'.,  7R4 

Conference  Com  27,240,760 

Spencer,  D.  A.,  angora  goat 1340 

Spencer,  Donald  A.,  control  of  destructive  mice.  1032 
Spencer,  Nye  S.,  magnetic  compass  adjustment.  560 
Spencer,  Richard  C,  government  units  in  U.  S.  234 

Spencer.  White  &  Prentis,  Inc 1406 

Spending,  see  Expenditures. 

Spengler,  Walter  J.,  patent  appeal 754 

Speten,  H.  H.,  court  case 1436 

Spider  mite,  «ee^wo-spotted  mite. 

Spider  monkeys,  review 1442 

Spier  Aircraft  Corporation 280 

Spikes,  specification 581 

Spilo,  Leon  A.,  court  ca.se 521 

Spinach: 

diseases,  poster 1 229 

market  disea.ses  1342 

Spinning  tests,  see  Cotton. 
Spirit  leveling,  see  Surveying. 

Spitz,  George  H.,  court  case 63,310,544 

Splenetic  fever,  see  Tick  fever. 

Splicer,  aerial  roll  film,  specification 458 

Splinting,  field  manual..... 320. 1317 

Splints,  basswood.  specification 563. 1201 

Spokane  Reservation,  lands  for  Grand  Coulee 

Dam 646,770 

Spokane  Valley,  water-table  fluctuations .391 

Sponge  rubber,  see  Rubber. 

Sponges,  specification 864, 1312 

Spoons  (tools): 

specification -  1200 

Spotlights,  fee  Lights. 
Spotted  fever: 

combating  carrier  ticks 1104 

transmission  by  Ornithodoros  nicollei 267 

Spotting  board,  standard  nomenclature  list..  Ill,  720 

Spray  guns,  standard  nomenclature  list ...  720 

Sprayers,  specifications 1179, 1422 

Sprays: 

air-pressure  tank  for  liquid  sprays 998 

concentrated  trunk  spray  for  codling  moth.  1341 

containing  rotenone  for  cattle  grubs 998 

mixing,  small  injector... 896 

Spreaders,  specification 864, 1179 

Spreads,  bed,  specification 842 

Spring,  Alvin  J.,  tax  appeal .....  1446 

Spring,  Pearl  K.,  tax  appeal 1446 

Spring,  Tressie,  relief 6;il,  1021, 124.S 


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Spriiic  tonics  1070 

Springfield,  Ky.,  railroad  accident .'i28 

Sprineflold,  Mo.,  Medical  Center,  court  case  of 

supt 542 

Springsteen,  Jessie  M.,  relief 1126 

Sprinesteen,  John,  relief 1126 

Spruce: 

black,  regeneration 742 

eastern,  American  wood  1344 

Engelmann,  American  wood 1344 

Sitka— 

Americnn  wood 1230 

discoiorations  in  aircraft  lumber 1343 

glued  laminated,  strength 1346 

Spruce  bud  worms: 

combating,  estimate 423 

leaflet -. —  1228 

Sputum  cups,  specification... 1074 

S(iu;ihs,  see  Pigeons. 

Squander  bug  mystery 1313 

S<iu;mdor  bug's  Mother  Goose S82 

Square  D  Co 64;i,  768 

SSB,  see  Social  Security  Board. 
SSS,  see  Selective  Service  System. 

Stability.  Ships  Bureau  manual 683 

Stabilization,   see   Economic  conditions — Mon- 
ey—Subsidies— Wages. 
Stabilization  Board,   Economic,  see  Economic 

Stabilization  Board. 
Stabilization   Office,    Economic,   see   Economic 
Stabilization  Office. 

Stabilizers,  standard  nomenclature  list 111),  879 

Stables,  disinfection 344 

Stack  eflSuents,  dilution 811 

Staff  officers'  field  manual. 120S 

Stapnicola    bulinjoides    techella,    intermediate 

host  of  liver  fluke 1.341 

Stahl,  R.  W.,  report  of  mine  explosions.     392 

Stahmann,  Mark  A.,   mustard  oUs  in  crucifers, 

and  clubroot 7 

Stair,  R..  ultraviolet  solar  and  sky  radiation 1118 

Staked  Plains  Trust,  Ltd_ 826 

Stakman,  E.  C,  Pucciniagraministritici.. 611 

Staley,  A.  E.,  Manufacturing  Co 1,57,  388, 1406 

Sta'ey  Sales  Corporation l.W,  .388, 1406 

Stamm,  Alfred  J.: 

potent  iali ties  of  paper-base  laminates 1 344 

wood  and  paper-base  plastics... 129 

Stamps.  .Alice  M.,  relief 25 

Stamps,  Henrietta  E..  relief 25 

Stamps,  see  Postage  stamps — War  Savings  bonds 
and  stamps. 

Stamps  Division 420 

Stanard-Tilton  Milling  Co... 1197 

Stanchfleld,  Vern  M.,  relief.. 256, 359,  .364 

Standard  Accident  Insurance  Co. 151,  672, 1043 

Standard  Fruit  &  Steamship  Co 516, 826, 1164 

Standard  Gage  Co.,  Inc 951 

Standard  Knitting  Mills,  Inc 6.5,826 

Standard  Lime  &  Stone  Co 1158 

Standard  Oil  Co.  of  California: 

counsel  in  case  of  U.  S.  against.. 25 

Elk  Hills  contract,  hearings 1024 

Standard  Oil  Co.  of  Ohio,  National  Labor  Re- 
lations Bd.,  court  case 288,  836, 1045 

Standard  Rice  Co.,  Inc .382,826,859. 1406 

Standard  stock  catalog,  su  Federal  standard 

stock  catalog. 
Standard  time,  see  Time. 
Standards: 

Army-Navy  aeronautical  standards 123, 

223,341,475,607,893,1225 

commercial  standard  series .  21, 

139,355,356,622,909,910, 1117, 1241, 1.358 

reprint  in  Portuguese 139, 13.57 

reprint  in  Spani.sh. 753 

commercial  standards,  list.  139, 355, 492, 1011, 13,57 

simplified    practice    recommendations.  .     355. 

492,621,1011.  i:«S 

alphabetical  list <j(j9 

see  also  names  of  commodities,  etc. 
Standards  (flag.s),  see  Flags. 
Standards    and    Cuniculum    Division,    Naval 

Personnel  Bur 1170 

Standards    and    Curriculum    Section,    Naval 

Personnel  Bur 181,  .561,562,  682 

Standards    Bureau,    see    National    Bureau    of    , 

Standards. 
Standing  committees,  see  names  of  committees. 


Patre 

Standish,  Mass.,  railroad  accident 1155 

Standley,  Paul  C,  edible  and  poisonous  plants 

of  Caribbean 412 

Stands: 

bench  drill,  standard  nomenclature  lists .  595. 8.80 
bench  grinder,  standard  nomenclature  list..  595 
Stanford.  Sally,  see  Rapp.  Marcia. 
Stanley,  W.  M..  chemical  properties  of  viruses...    90 
Stansby,  Maurice  E.,  judging  fish  by  organo- 
leptic methods 1.379 

Stanton.  E.J. ,&  Son 534,937,1041 

Stanziale,  Adolph,  court  case 170 

Stanziale,  Ann,  court  case 170 

Staples,  specifications 316,581 

Stapleton  quadrangle,  Ala 659 

Stapley,  O.  S.,  Co 768 

Star  for  a  day  (war  savings  play) 317 

Star  routes: 

carrying  mail 

hearings... 35 

report 1129 

Starch: 

hydrolysis 1242 

Kansas  starches,  viscosity,  etc. 894 

potato  and  sweet  potato  content 224 

rates  on 277 

wheat  flour,  raw  material  for  production...  895 

Stark,  Delbert  O.,  court  case  280,435 

Stark  aijjjle,  see  Apples. 

Starks,  Robert  W.,  relief 501,1133 

Starr,  Donald  C,  patent  appeal. 1360 

Starr  Piano  Co 672 

Stars: 

ephermeris 1380 

lists 682 

star  altitude-azimuth  curves 1054 

see  also  Gala.\ies. 

Starters,  specifications 983 

State  Department. 91,193,308,432, 

573,695,855,965,1068,1193,  1304,  1442 

appointment  of  2  Asst.  Secretaries 433,  632 

appropriations,  1944 — • 

estimates,  etc 300,1589 

appropriations,  1945 — 

estimates,  etc.... 300,424,689, 1427, 1430 

hearings 242,641 

law - 916 

reports 242,641,761 

bulletin 91, 193,  309,  433, 

574,  696,  856,  966, 1068, 1193,  1305, 1442 

title  pages  and  indexes 696, 1068 

dependents  of  employees  in  foreign  .service, 

appropriation  for  return 299 

enijjluyees'  handbook _ 1194 

personnel  [jrogram 857 

publications,  lists 91,194,967 

State  Department  speaks 309 

see  aim  Foreign  service— Hull,  Cordell. 
State  documents,  see  (loverninent  publications. 

State  Guard,  training '. 368,915 

State  health  boards  and  departments,  see  Health 
boards  and  departments. 

State  Law  Index.. 70, 176,  554, 1049 

State  soldiers'  homes,  see  Soldiers'  and  sailors' 

homes. 
States: 

alcoholic-beverage  monopoly  finances 1352 

birth  of  native  i)o])ulation 751 

congressional  districts,  regulations 1014 

documents 1353 

education  oflicers 1028 

employment  and  pay  rolls,  1929-38... 551, 

829,945,1167,1279,1411 

finances 16, 135, 

234,  351-352,  489,  749,  904,  1111,  1352 
funds,   general,   highway,   and  postwar-re- 
serve  904 

government  emjilovmcnt  survey 16, 134-135, 

234,  351,  018,  748 

government  retirement  systems 520 

labor  legislation,  1944 1167 

labor  legislation,  digest 1278 

legislaliiin — 

latest  editions,  sessions,  etc. 1377 

summaries 70,176,554,1049-50 

summaries,  index 1049 

measurement  of  tax  effort,  social  security..  1376 

projiosals  voted  upon  in  1943 234 

l)ublic  assistance  grants 768,847 


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States— Continued 

publications,  monthly  checklist 69, 

175,  284,  408,  553,  677,  832,  947,  1169, 
1281 

school  systems,  statistics 1374 

secondary  education  aid 265 

tax  collections  in  1943 749 

see  also  names  of  States. 
The  Statesman,  State  Dept.  employees'  hand- 
book   1194 

Static,  see  Electricity. 

Statistical  abstract  of  United  States 17, 1353 

Statistical  agencies,  see  Government  oflices. 
Statistical  bulletins,  see  names  of  departments, 

bureaus,  etc. 
Statistical  Section,  Income  Tax  Unit. .  .440, 969, 1448 
Statistical  Standards  Branch,  Price  Adminis- 
tration Office,  price  forms,  list 1186 

Statistical  Standards  Division,  Budget  Bur —  1062 
Statistical  summaries,  war  and  prewar  studies.  67, 
68,  174,  284,  675,  676,  829,  830,  1279,  1280 
Statistics: 

English-Spanish  vocabulary,  etc 17 

visual  analysis  in  research 18 

see  also  Vital  statistics— aZso  special  subject. 
Statistics    and    Research    Division,    Treasury 
Dept.,  see  Research  and  Statistics 
Division,  Treasury  Dept. 

etats  Hotel  Corporation 570,850 

Stattmaim,  Walter  A.,  patent  appeal 238 

Statues,  see  names  of  persons  in  whose  honor 

they  are  erected. 
Statute  of  limitations,  see  Limitations  (law). 
Statutes,  see  Laws. 

Staunton,  Va.,  aircraft  accident 1008 

Stead,  F.  M.,  food  poisoning  in  Galveston 48 

Stead,  Frank  W.,  manganese  of  Flat  Top,  etc., 

districts,  Va 1146 

Steam  boilers,  see  Boilers. 

Steam  heating,  see  Heating. 

Steam  hose,  see  Hose  and  hose  fittings. 

Steam  railways,  see  Railroads. 

Steam  systems  and  auxiliaries,  pointers 1177 

Steams  County,  Minn.,  bridge 145,512,757 

Steckel,  Abram  P.,  court  case 539,820, 1397 

Stedman,  Jeaimette  B.,  relief 768 

Steece,  H.  M..  agricultural  experiment  stations, 

1943 227 

Steed,  Tom  S.,  relief 257, 359 

Steel,  Joseph  W.,  relief 1016 

Steel: 

case  history  report  for  industry 1299 

castings,  statistics -_  17, 135,234, 

352,  489,  619,  749,  904,  1004,  1112,  1235 

industry  in  post-armistice  period 283 

labor  market  information 1437 

painting - 1358 

rates  on ->  57,818 

scrap,  monthly  report -  392,661, 1267 

shortage,  defense  investigation 506 

specifications — 

bars  for  projectile  stock 1421 

floor  plates  and  sheets... 419,1422 

forgings  for  welding 842 

rolled,  heat-treated,  bars 842 

sheet  and  strips.- 1422 

structural  steel 581 

tool  steel 684,1179 

zinc  coated  sheet  steel 1289 

warehouse  distributers  of  products. 693 

women's  employment,  1943.. 407 

see  also  names  of  articles  manufactured  from 
steel. 

Steel  Founders'  Society  of  America 1299 

Steel  wool,  specification.- - 442 

Steele,  Boster  W.,  court  case 1407 

Steele  Bayou,  improvements  for  flood  control...  724 
Steelworkers,  income  and  expenditures,  1943...  1047 
Steely,  E.B.: 

secondary  aluminum 1035 

secondary  copper  and  brass — 1035 

secondary  magnesium 1035 

secondary  nickel  statistics 1035 

Steer,  Henry  B.,  stumpage  and  log  prices 129 

Steere,  Maria  V.  T.,  relief 365-366 

Steering  maintenance  (motor  vehicles) — 426 

Steggerda,  Morris: 

30  towns  in  Yucatan 307,308 

Yucatan  plants 307,308 

Stein,  Minette  Q.,  court  case 797, 1164 


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Stein,  Morris,  court  case 280,652 

Steiner,  L.  P.: 

DDT  mixtures  against  codling  moth  larvae.  1341 

insecticides  and  equipment 10 

Stetnhaus,  Edward  A.,  Pasteurella  tularensis  in 

liquid  medium 519 

Steinman,    Harry    G.,   phenyl   arsenoxides   in 

trypanosomiasis 1141 

Stem-end  rot  of  oranges  and  its  control 1105 

Stencil-outfits,  specification 317 

Stenoglossa,   moUuscan   fauna  of  Alum   BluflE 

group 931 

Stenographers: 

better  utilization 747 

manual-- 180 

Washington  needs  you! 618 

see  also  Shorthand. 

Stephen  Rug  Mills 157 

Stephens,  Robert  L.,  tax  appeal 196 

Sterbutzel,    G.    A.,    nomographs   for  psychro- 

metric  problems 1120 

Stereoscopic  plotting  instruments,  engineer  sup- 
ply catalog 460 

Stereoscopic  trainer,  nomenclature  list 594 

Sterling,  George  E.,  patrolling  the  ether 1139 

Sterling  Supply  Corporation... 1371 

Stern,  A.  George,  fluorescent  minerals 661 

Stern,  Boris: 
conventions — 

American  Federation  of  Labor 173 

boilermakers  and  iron  ship  builders 674 

Congress  of  Industrial  Organizations 283 

International  Ladies'  Garment  Workers 

Union 1411 

International  Typographical  Union 1411 

United    Hatters,    Cap    and    Millinery 

Workers 1280 

Sternheim,  Ben  F.,  court  case  of  exr 547 

Stetson,  Harlan  T.,  solar  radiation  and  state  of 

atmosphere 90 

Stetson,  Henry  C,  oceanography. 1303, 1441 

Stetson  Felt  Mills 1030 

Steuart,  L.  P.,  &  Bro.,  Inc 547,672,859 

Steuben  Area  Council  of  Boy  Scouts  of  America, 

SoO  Conservation  Service  Equipment.  914 

Stevens,  Hazel  T.,  properties  of  Dlankets 908 

Stevens,  Hoy,  engine  rehabilitation  problems...  1294 

Stevens,  W."h.  S.,  steam  railway  dividends 165 

Stevens,  William,  court  case 1406 

Stevens  Point,  Wis.,  aircraft  accidents —  1007, 1238 
Stevenson,     Donald     D.,     beech-birch-maple- 
hemlock  forests 476 

Steward,  Julian  H.,  western  Shoshoni 

myths.. - 307,308 

Steward,  Walter,  claim 672 

Stewart,  Almon  B.,  relief... 364 

Stewart,  Eddie  T.,  relief 246,376,761,913 

Stewart,  George,  sagebrush  burning 229 

Stewart,  Luella  F.,  relief 787,1016 

Stewart,  Ralph,  Coalinga  anticline 658 

Stewart,  Stella,  demobilization  of  manpower...  675, 

1046 
Stewart,  Tom  (Senator  from  Tenn.): 
reports  made  by — 

Claims  Com 38-39,255-2.57, 

375-376,    511,    642,    784-787,    1132-33 

Immigration  Com 1135 

Stewart,  William  W.,  court  case  of  exrs.  and 

trustees 1406-7 

Sticks,  specification -  1057 

Stiers  Bros.  Construction  Co 631 

Stigler,  William  G.  (Representative  from  Okla.): 
reports  made  by — 

Claims  Com 629,764-767 

Still,  Cora  A.  (Mrs.  D.  Floyd): 

relief  631,1133,1245 

Still,  D.  Floyd,  relief... 631,1133,1245 

Still,  Joe  W.,  syphillis  in  newly  inducted  soldiers.  801 

Stimson,  A.  M.,  molestias  contagiosas 857 

Stimson,  Henry  L.,  see  War  Department. 

Stinkbug,  sugar  beet  damage 227 

Stinson,  Anna  C,  court  case  of  exrs... 1164 

Stirling,   Matthew   W.,   stone   monuments  of 

southern  Mexico. 431-432 

Stitts,  Tom  G.,  butter  outlook  for  1944 132 

Stock  (animals),  see  Cattle— Livestock. 
Stock  catalogs,  see  Governmentsupplies. 
Stock  control,  see  Military  supplies— Ordnance. 


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Stock  exchanges: 

Jaws  relating  to  exchanges,  compilation 241 

registration   fees  of  national  securities  ex- 
changes._. 38,248,360 

Stock  list,  see  Military  supplies. 
Stock  ranges: 

fires,  help  prevent  with  ads,  etc ^47 

fires,  poster 482,523 

livestock  growers  produce  more  meat 129 

moderate  grazing  pays "42 

publications,  price  list 389 

short-grass  ranges  on  Great  Plains 4R2 

sneezeweed  infested,  sheep  management  —  347 
Stockholders,  see  Securities. 

Stockholders  Puhlishing  Co.,  Inc  .__ 401,(398 

Stockman,  Lowell  (Representative  from  Oreg.): 
report  made  by — 

Indian  Affairs  Com 770 

Stockman,  play  to  win! -- 12 

Stocks,  see  Securities— a ?so  names  of  railroads 
is.'iuinc  stock. 

Stocks  &  Materials  Section,  Ships  Bur 683 

Stockstrom,  Arthur,  tax  appeal... 700 

Stockstrom,  Bertha,  tax  appeal  of  trustees 1308 

Stockstrom,  Louis,  tax  appeal 437,1045 

Stockton,  Calif.,  property  in,  release  reversion- 
ary rights 251 

Stockton,  Ga.,  railroad  accident 1154 

Stohlman,  E.  F.,  pharmacologic  action  of  2,  2  bis 
(p-chlorophenyl)    1,   1,    1    trichlor- 

Gthane 1259 

Stokers,  mechanical,  statistics..  17,  135,  234,  352,  489, 
619,  749,  904,   1004,   1112,    1235,    1352 

Stokes,  F.  J.,  Machine  Co _  Oil 

Stokes,  John  H.,  pex  and  education  problems..  1142 

Stokes,  K.  C,  regional  shifts  in  population 20 

Stolen    propcrtv,    receiving,    amend    criminal 

code 634 

Stoll,  Walter  C,  mineral  deposition  at  Inde- 
pendence mine 524 

Stomach  worms: 

develo[)ment,  etc.,  of  eggs  and  larvae 1341 

embryonation,  etc..  factors  influencing 1104 

survival  on  grass  plots  of  eggs,  etc 896 

Stone,  M.  AV.,  wireworm  Melanotus  longulus. .  739 
Stone,   W.    E.,    IVIexican   fruitfly  and   related 

species 1228 

Stone: 

crushed,  removal  of  f^at,  etc.,  pieces 1268 

preprint  from  minerals  yearbook 1268 

wage  order  poster  . 552 

Stooksberry,  Billie  J.,  relief  of  guardian 501, 

1133, 1245 

Stooksberry,  Lon  L.,  relief 501,1133, 1245 

Stools,  foot,  specification 20u 

Stoppage  of  goods  in  transit,  Michigan  Motor 

Freight  Lines 1041 

Storage: 

Army  regulations _.  202 

food  storage  and  shipping.. 1107 

locator  system  for  open  storage.  _ 210 

protection  of  matCriel  in  open  storage 108 

see  also  Cold  storage — also  names  of  commod- 
ities stored. 
Storage  batteries,  see  Electric  batteries. 
Storch,  Henry  H.,  hydrogenation,  etc.,  of  coal 

and  lignite 1383 

Stores: 

department,  index  of  sales 1139,1257 

department.  El  Salvador,  list 19 

limited-price  variety,  wage  rates 947 

see  also  Ketail  trade. 

Stores  Branch,  Procurement  Division 315 

Stores  reports,  see  Ordnance. 

Storie,  R.  Earl,  soil  survey 228 

Stormfeltz,  Andrew  J.,  court  case... 547 

Storms: 

cyclonic  storms.. 1175 

hail-thunderstorm  ratio 755 

north  Atlantic  bun  icanes,  etc.,  of  1943.  357, 1054 

tornadoes  in  United  States. 495 

tropical  cyclones  (if  Pacific  Ocean. .- 839 

Stormville,  N.  Y.,  aircraft  accident 1354, 1356 

Stose,  Anna  J.,  Hanover-"i'(irk  district.  Pa 806 

Stose,  George  W.,  Ilanovur-York  district,  Pa...  806 

Stott,  Harry  B.,  court  case 797,942,1164 

Stovall,  Francis  D.,  jr.,  relief. 1126 

Stovall,  Henry,  relief 1126 

Stover,  Russell,  patent  appeal 23 


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Stoves: 

cooking  appliances,  wage  order  poster 407 

gasoline,  technical  manual 1212 

rates  on -- 817 

rationing- 
handbook.. 303 

industry  letter 85, 

570, 692, 961, 1064, 1188, 1297 

statistics -. 1436 

Stowaways: 

on  aircraft,  misdemeanor  to  stowaway..  249,  360 

on  vessels,  amending  act 33, 498,  506,  512 

Stowers,  Jack,  relief 1133 

Strafford,  Mo.,  aircraft  accident .-. 1114 

Strainers,  specification 1057,1180 

Strait,  see  name  of  strait. 

Straka,  Charles  A.,  relief  of  estate. 39,768 

Strange,  George,  Freight  Lines,  Inc.. 1390 

Strapping,  steel,  specifications 705 

Straps,  folding-berth,  specification 1057 

Strategic  and  critical  materials: 

Central  American  raw  material  production.  563 

investigations  of  Geological  Survey 52, 

53,160,524,525,1146,1380 

maps --  806, 1032 

title  pages,  etc 930 

small  business  problems 37, 148, 253 

see  also   Raw   materials — also  names  and 
classes  of  materials. 
Strategic  Services  OlBce: 

appropriations,  hearings 763 

estimates,  etc 567 

penalty  mail,  proposed  provision 1428 

pocket  guide 214,215 

Stratton,  Lj-nn  L.,  individual  income  tax  pro- 
visions   -- 1252 

Straub,  Walter,  talk  on  Farm  and  Home  Hour.  690 
Strausz-Hupe,    Robert,    maps,    strategy,    and 

world  politics -...  1303-4,1441 

Straw,  H.  Ellis,  tax  appeal 436 

Strawberries: 

culture,  eastern  United  States 898 

frozen,  standards  for  grades 745 

meiotic  studies  of  crosses 1343 

midland  and  fairpcake 128 

Strawbridge,  Elbert  K.,  court  case 65 

Stream-crossing  equipage,  technical  manual 589 

Stream  drift,  see  Ocean  currents. 

Streetcar  operators,  union  wage  rates 552 

Streeter,  H.  W.,  public  water  supply 520 

Streifl,  Anton  J.,  determining  individual  hydro- 
carbons   - -- 909 

Strength  of  materials,  aircraft  elements... 15 

Stress  calculation,  methods  in  rotating  disks...  1170 
Stress  distribution,  effect  of  elliptic  or  circular 

holes 1346 

Strickland,  C.  H.,  court  case.. 1436 

Strickland,  Johnny  N.,  relief 31,239 

Strikes  and  lock-outs: 

disputes  before  War  Labor  Board 567 

functions    of    War    Labor    Bd.,    investiga- 
tion  247,372 

strikes  in  1943 1048 

war  labor  disputes  act,  Atty.  Gen.  opiniort. .  279 
Stringer,  Louis  D.,  New  England  alewlfe  fish- 
eries  158 

Striped  mullet,  see  Mullet. 

Stripping  compounds,  letter  circular... 753 

.Stronimcn,  Einar  A.,  patent  aiipeal 623 

Strong,  Wm.  Duncan,  New  World  prehistory..  192 

Stroud,  Lee,  relief  of  estate 245,643,913 

Stuart,  John,  tax  appeal 197 

Stubble-mulch  farming  for  soil  defense .1110 

Stub's  Express ,531 

Student  nurses,  see  Nurses  and  nursing. 
Students: 

foreign,  counseling  and  guidance 574 

from  other  republics  for  1944-45  terms 1432 

see  also  Child  labor. 

Studley,  Ruth  E.,  relief 31 

StuU,  Thomas  U.,  court  case 820 

Stumi)age,  prices  for  1942 129 

Sturgeon  Bay  and  Lake  Michigan  Ship  Canal, 

review  of  reports   . 466 

Sturm,  Herman,  social  securitv  .statistics 926 

Stuttc,  Hazel,  relief 631,1021,1245 

Styrene  dibromide,  in  insecticidal  oil  for  ear- 
worms.. 611 

Subject  Cataloging  Division,  Library  of  Con- 
gress  554,1282 


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Submachine  guns: 

basic  field  manual 100,586,1078,1205 

correction  of  entry  on  p.  100.. 472 

standard  nomenclature  lists 211,  330, 464, 717 

correction  of  entry  on  p.  211 730 

Submarine  cables,  see  Cables  (submarine). 
Submarines: 

how  to  kill  a  Gorman  submarine 290 

see  action  now,  with  submarine  service 682 

Navy  posters 418 

Subsidies: 

and  farm  prices... 148 

dairy,  facts  you  should  know.. 1185 

food  proRrams,  outline  descriptions 568 

prevent  use  on  agricultural  commodities — 

hearings 38 

report -.  149,240 

veto  message. . .   297 

stabilization  program 851 

under  Canadian  price  ceiling 302 

Subsistence  allowances,  see  .\rmy. 
Subsistence  expense  act,  see  Travel. 
Subsistence  homesteads,  see  Homesteads. 
Subsistence  stores,  see  Military  supplies. 

Substation  installation,  technical  manual 981 

Suburban  Park  .\partments  Corporation 188 

Suburbanites,  publications  of  interest  to,  price 

list 1145 

Sucrose,  adding  to  lamb-fattening  ration 223 

Suction  apparatus,  technical  manual 1213 

Suction  gage,  see  Gages. 

Suction  hose,  see  Hose  and  hose  fittings. 

Sudan  grass; 

hydrocyanic  acid  in  Sorghum  vulgare 8 

use  for  feed 742 

Suez  Canal,  vessels,  measurement 1310 

Suffrage,  see  Voting. 
Sugar: 

act  of  1937,  extend  provisions. . .  758, 763, 781, 789 

biological  studies 1340 

chemical  studies  on  beet  sugars... 1340 

commercially  recoverable 133,615 

decomposition  in  dilute  acid 1346 

eligibility  for  payment 133,615 

facts  vou  should  know... 1188 

indus"try  report 1011,1357 

polarimetry,  application,  publications. 355 

proportionate  share  for  farms 1108 

situation  facts 1349 

statistics 475 

sugar,  meat  and  alcohol  — 614 

taxes  with  respect  to,  extend....  758, 763, 781,  789 

uniformity  of  quality 1340 

world  situation 1103 

see  also  Wood  sugars. 
Sugar  beets: 

chemical  relations  during  development 224 

curly  top  virus,  additional  strains 999 

farming  practices 486 

Lygus  and  Say  stinkbug  damage 227 

prices  for  1944  crop 1002 

wage  rates  in  production,  etc 486 

Sugar  Branch: 

commercially  recoverable  sugar 133,615 

determination  of  a  farm  in  Puerto  Rico 231 

fair  prices  for  sugar  beets.. 1002 

fair  prices  for  sugarcane 14,486,745,1349 

farming  practices 231 ,  349. 486, 902, 1 233 

proportionate  shares  for  sugarcane  farms  .    349- 
350,1108,1109 

report,  1943.. 231 

wage  rates  for  sugar  beet  production,  etc —  486 
wage  rates  for  sugarcane  production,  etc  ..  349, 
486, 616,  745, 902, 1233 
Sugar  pine,  see  Pine. 

Sugarberry,  suitability  for  rayon  pulp. 482 

Sugarcane:  ^. 

determination  of  a  farm  m  Puerto  Kico 231 

fair  and  reasonable  prices..  14,13,3,486.745,1349 

farming  practices 231 ,  349, 486, 902, 1233 

proportionate  shares  for  farms 349-350, 1109 

wages  for  production,  etc 349, 

486,616,745,902,1233 
Sugars,  see  Sugar. 

Suggestions,  see  Employee  suggestion  systems. 
Suits: 

pilot's,  specification.. .- 716 

winter  flying,  specification 716 

Suits  at  law,  see  Actions  at  law. 


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Sukmanowsky,  E.,  pulp  and  paper  trade  statis- 
„   „    ,         tics 752 

Sulfa  drugs: 

article 126O 

lesions  in  rats  given  sulfathiazole,  etc .385 

references    .  i2fio 

respiratory  tract  infection,  sulfadiazine  pro- 
phylaxis   1418 

syphilis,  sulfarsphenamine  in  therapy 1142 

vitamin  K  deficiency  produced  by  sulfona- 
mides  1260 

wounds,  etc.,  sulfonamides  in  treatment..  1.304. 

1441 
Sulfate  pulping,  see  Wood  pulp. 
Sulfonic  acids,  pH  values  of  acid-salt  mixtures      2.36 
Sulfur: 

forms  in  Kentucky  coals 1150 

forms  in  Virginia  coals 1033 

in  1943 1152 

in  mine-run  metallurgical  coal,  control 161 

native,  1943 393 

native,  mineral  market  reports 39.3, 1.384 

rates  on  60,1.393 

Sulfuric  acid,  dilute,  hydrolysis  of  wood  in  di- 
gester   1346 

Sulkin,  S.  Edward,  blood-dye  diluent  for  gono- 

coecic  material 800 

Sullivan,  Edwin,  relief 246 

Sullivan,  J.  Guy,  relief 502 

Sullivan,  John  L.,  addresses _  313,701 

Sullivan,  Long  &  Hagerty,  Inc 816 

Sulphur,  see  Sulfur. 

Sumatra,  sailing  directions,  supplement  415 

Summer  air  conditioping,  see  Air  conditioning. 
Summerland,  S.  A.,  DDT  mixtures  against  cod- 
ling moth  larvae 1341 

Summers,  John  H.,  radio  talk 959 

Summerville,  Ga.,  relief  of  school  district 143 

Summit,   C.   Z.,   Naval   Radio  Station,   Exec. 

order .566 

Sumner,  Howard  C,  north  Atlantic  hurricanes, 

etc 357,1054 

Sumners,    Hatton    W.    (Representative    from 
Tex.): 
reports  made  by^ 

Conference  Com ..  27,7.59-760 

Judiciary  Com. 145 

Sun: 

and  the  earth's  magnetic  field 90 

ephemeris,  1945 1380 

sunlicht-moonlight  diagrams 181,  291, 1054 

sunshine  tables- 912 

total  eclipse,  Jan.  25,  1944 73 

see  also  Solar  radiation. 

Sun  Pipe  Line  Co.  of  Te.xas 1393 

Sun  Publishing  Co 672 

Sun  Ship  Employees  .\ssociation,  Inc 179 

Sun  Shipbuilding  &  Drv  Dock  Co 179 

Sun  Tent-Luebbert  Co 1284 

Sunda  Strait,  sailing  directions,  supplement 416 

Sundelson,  J.  Wilner,  measurement  of  State  and 

local  tax  effort- 1376 

Sunderland,  Dorothy  K.,  tax  appeal 1308 

Sunlight,  see  Sun. 

Sunray  Oil  Co 437 

Sunshine,  see  Sun. 

Supercharger  regulator,  specification. 457 

Superchargers,  axial 1170 

Superintendent  of  Documents,  see  Documents 
Office. 

Superior  Coal  Co 1164 

Supermarket  Institute  Conference,  address  by 

Lee  Marshall 901 

Superphosphates,  see  Phosphates. 
Supervision: 

accident  causes  as  rel.  to  failure 722 

classification,  can  supervisor  find  answer?.  -  1417 

program  for  supervisors  in  Fed.  service 488 

training  within  industry- 
knowledge  of  work,  imi)roving 1438 

responsibilities,  keeping  informed 1438 

skilled  supervision 1065 

wartime H* 

work  leaders  for  youth  in  agriculture 674 

your  job  as  work  leader "45 

Supervision  Improvement  Program 488 

Supplemental  appropriations  and  estimates,  see 
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Supplemeutary    equipment,    engineer    supply 

catalog 4G0 

Supplementary  training,  see  Training  courses. 
Supplies,    see    Government    supplies — Medical 
supplies— Military   supplies— Office 
equijiment  ami  supplies — Ordnance. 

Supplies  and  Accounts  Bureau,  Navy  Dept 74, 

182,  292,  418,  562,  683,  839,  953,  1054, 
1177,  1287,  1420 

contract  bulletin 955 

functions  and  organization _ 1 177 

manual,  changes 183, 

420, 684, 842, 955, 1057, 1180. 1289 

posters 1180,1289 

Supplies  Bureau,  Foreign  Economic  Admin.: 

current  export  bulletin  _ 83, 

186. 301,  426,  .567,  690, 848,  958, 1184 

establishing,  notes  of  general  interest 3 

Supply  balloons,  see  Balloons. 

Supply  catalogs,  see  Medical  supplies— Military 

supplies. 
Supremo  Court  of  United  Stales  _  _    92, 194, 310,  435, 
575,  698. 8.57, 957, 1069, 1194. 1306. 1444 
cases  adjudged — 

1942,  Oct.  term  (United  States  reiiorts)..  311, 

967 

1943,  Oct.  term  (official  reports)  _. 310, 

435-436.  576,  699, 8.59, 967. 1306. 1444 

1943,  Oct.  terra  (separates) 92-93.195. 

310.  435,  575-576,  698-(i99. 857-859,  967 

1943,  Oct.  term  (United  States  reports)    967, 

1444 

1944,  Oct.  term  (separates). 1444 

Court  of  Claims  cases 45, 651 

Court  of  Claims  cases,  inde.x,  v.  90-99,.    46 

certiorari,  rules _ 151 

decisions,  see  above,  cases  adjudged. 

estimates,  etc 300, 1430 

failure  to  secure  quorum,  expedite  cases 504, 

647,  750 

journal _.. 92. 

194. 310.  435,  575. 698, 857, 967, 1444 

correction  of  entry  on  p.  435 _ ,  472 

official  reports,  see,  above,  cases  adjuuged. 
opinions,  see,  above,  cases  adjudged, 
fietitions  for  certiorari  and  briefs  relating  to 

tax  matters,  title  page  and  index. _.  672, 
1407 

publications  on,  price  list 269 

quorum  of  justices,  changing :^ 634 

rules,  amendments 311,967, 1444 

Surety  bonds,  forwarding  of  bonds  supporting 

contracts 1197 

Surety  Bonds  Section 1072 

Surface  water  supply,  see  Water. 
Surface  water  temperature,  see  Temperature. 
Surgeon  General,  Army,  see  Medical  Depart- 
ment, Army. 
Surgeon  Gtnfcral,  Navy,  see  Medicine  and  Sur- 
gery Biu-eau. 
Surgeon   General,   Public  Health   Service,   see 
Parran,     Thomas— Public    Health 
Service. 
Surgeons: 

contract,  pay  and  allowances 202, 975 

of  Colombia,  list 20 

of  Venezutla,  list _ 20 

Surgical  apparatus  and  supplies: 

general  schedule  of  supplies 1310 

technical  manual 324 

see  also  names  of  special  apparatus  or  sup- 
plies. 

Surovy,  Julius  J.,  court  case _ 1399 

Surplus  food,  see  Food. 

Surplus  property,  see  Public  Property— Surplus 

war  property. 
Surplus  Property  Administration: 
establishing — 

hearings 1017 

reports _ __  1017,1019 

placing  within  War  Mobilization  and  Re- 
conversion Office. _.  1019, 1130 

Surplus  Property  Advisory  Board: 
establishing— 

hearings.. 1017 

reports I0i7, 1019 

Surplus  Property  Advisory  Council,  creating..  1023 


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Surplus  Property  Board: 
establishing — 

hearing 917 

law 1246 

reports... 1023,1121,1122 

Surplus  war  property: 

consumer  goods.  Procurement  Div.  estimate.  689 
disposal  by  Federal  agencies,  regulations..  1301 
disposition  and  sale — 

hearings 151,372, 

513, 648, 791, 917, 1017, 1023, 1025, 1136 

law... 1246 

letters,  etc 1136 

reports 261, 1017, 1018, 1019, 1023, 1 122 

summary  of  recommendations 921 

investigation  of  war  materials,  request 43 

policies  and  procedures,  1918-26 12.54 

reports  from  President  of  United  States.  846, 1183 

small  business  problems 369, 1020 

standards  for  describing,  handbook 1301 

see  also  names  of  materials,  etc. 
Surplus  War  Property  Administration: 

established 298,  730 

property  describing  standards,  handbook..  1301 

regulation  1 853, 1301 

Surplus  War  Property  Board,  establishing 258 

Surplus  War  Property  Committee,  establishing.  1134 

Surplus  War  Property  Division 1243 

Survey  of  current  business 19.138.236,354, 

491,  621,  751, 907, 1010, 1115, 1240, 1357 

contents,  v.  23 19 

weekly  supplement 19, 138,  236, 354, 

491, 621, 751, 907, 1010, 1116, 1240, 1357 
Surveying: 

public  lands,  instructions,  supplement 1380 

publications  on  leveling,  etc.,  price  list 1262 

spirit  leveling  in  Illinois..- 270 

title  pages,  etc.,  to  bulletin  930 270 

tables,  technical  manual 1213 

technical  manual 1322 

Surveying  equipment,  engineer  supply  catalog,    460 

Survej's,  outline  for  making. ,.  1357 

see  also  names  of  counties,  etc. — also  special 
subject. 
Survivors  and  Old-Age  Insurance  Trust  Fund, 
Board  of  Trustees  of,  see  Board  of 
Trustees  of  Federal  Old-Age  and 
Siu'vivors  Insurance  Trust  Fund. 

Susanville,  Calif.,  aircraft  accident.. 13.54 

Sutter  Creek  quadrangle,  Calif 807 

Sutton,  John  Q.,  drainage  as  aid  to  food  produc- 
tion  351 

Sutures,  surgical,  sptciflcation 864 

Suwak  Trucking  Co 532 

Suwanue  Fruit  &  Steamship  Co 570,961 

Svenson,  Arthur  L.: 

basic  accident  factors  in  shipyards 1047 

causes  of  accidents  in  shipyards 1280 

chemical  poisoning  in  shipyards 676 

crane  accidents  in  shipyards. 829 

eye  injuries  in  shipyards 173 

Swabs,  deck,  specifications 76, 1422 

Swain,  R.  E.,  Trail  smelter  report.. 526 

Swain,  Ralph  B.,  Mormon  cricket  damage 611 

Swallen,  J.  R.,  grasses  producing  essential  oils..  612 

Swan,  Sherwood,  court  case.  _. 1045 

Swanson,  Aimer,  relief 239 

Swanson,  C.  P.,  russeted  sport  of  Stark  apple..  893 

Swanson,  Carl,  relief Zi'.> 

Swanson,  Qeraldine  C,  relief 239 

Swanton,  John  R.,  quipa  and  Peruvian  civiliza- 
tion   307, 1 192 

Swantz,  Alexander,  Southern  Statt.s  Coopera- 
tive, Inc 346 

Sweden,  post-war  housing  policies 1415 

Sweeney,  George  W.,  tax  appeal  of  exrs 1446 

Sweeney,  T.  R.: 

aerosols,  etc.,  containing  DDT 1.374 

toxicity,  etc.,  of  trinitrotoluene 1375 

Sweeping  brushes,  specifications 199,703 

Sweeping  compounds,  letter  circular 909 

Sweet,  C.  v.,  hopper  unit  for  burning  wood  in 

furnaces 129 

Sweet-and-sour  apple,  see  Apples. 
Sweet  corn,  «ee  Corn. 

Sweet  gum,  American  wood 129, 1346 

Sweet  Si)rings  district,  W.  Va.  and  Va.,  man- 
ganese deposits _.  524 


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Sweetgum,  see  Sweet  gum. 

Sweetpotatoes: 

diseases .._  741 

poster 1229 

fact  sheet _ 1349 

market  diseases. 1342 

Porto  Rico,  curing  and  storage  methods 741 

starch  content 224 

storage,  1943. _ 899 

storage  houses 1343 

Swenson,  Bennett; 

flood  losses  and  savings 357 

river  stages  and  floods 1120 

Swenson,  Ella,  relief 25 

Swift  &  Co 1393,1406 

Swimming  pools,  paints __- _..  492 

Swine: 

feeding  garbage  to  hogs 610 

homo  slaughter  of  hogs 130 

housing  requirements 740 

meal  from  damaged  soybeans  as  feed 1225 

requiromt  nts  for  hog  houses 128 

sows  farrowed,  1944,  etc 1102 

statistics  of  hogs 475 

typo  influence  on  production  efficiency 610 

Swingle,  M.  C,  synthetic  organic  compounds  as 

insecticides. 998 

Swingle,  R.  J.: 

Kentucky  coals 1150 

Pennsylvania  anthracite  coals 1266 

Virginia  coals 1033 

Swiss  chard,  market  diseases 1342 

Swiss  watches,  imported,  retailer's  bulletin 303 

Switchboard  operating  procedure 100 

Switches: 

bus-transfer  switching  eq  uipment. 1422 

diaphragm-actuating  selector,  specification  .  458 

gun  and  bomb  control,  specification 592 

ignition,  specification 326,  458 

snap,  specificatioiis 581, 1451 

submarine  mine,  specification 723 

toggle,  specification 1214 

vacuum,  specification 1421 

Switchgrass,  analysis  of  Panicum  virgatum 1106 

Switching  charges: 

at  Evansville,  Ind.. 535 

Great  Northern  Ry 277 

Switchmen's  Union  of  North  America 93 

Switzerland,  coat  of  arms,  commercial  use 42 

SWPC,  see  Smaller  War  Plants  Corporation. 

Sycamore,  American  wood 613 

Sykes,  Bessie  (Mrs.  Luther  S.): 

relief 1016 

Sykes,  Luther  C,  jr.,  court  case 547 

Symbols: 

Army  regulations 707, 1315 

military,  field  manual 585,868 

nautical  chart 74, 181 

Synthetic  alcohol,  see  Alcohol. 

Synthetic  fibers,  see  Fibers. 

Synthetic  liquid  fuel,  see  Fuel. 

Synthetic  marihuana,  see  Marihuana. 

Synthetic  organic  chemicals,  see  Chemicals. 

Synthetic  rubber,  see  Rubber. 

Synthetic  textiles,  see  Textiles. 

Synthetic  vitamins,  see  Vitamins. 

Syphilis: 

found  in  newly  inducted  soldiers 801 

one-day  treatment  with  fever  and  maph- 

arsen 801 

penicillin  treatment... 266 

posters 560,925 

Syria,  guide 115 

Syringes,  specifications 294,974, 1312 

Syrups,  see  Sirups. 

System  soda-lime-silica-water,  studies 909 

Szeliga,  Paul,  relief 1135, 1245 

T 

T  flag,  awarding  to  Robins  Field  Air  Depot 313 

T-squares,  specification 864 

T-tunnel,  see  Turmels. 

T.V.  A.,  see  Tennessee  Valley  Authority. 

Table  covers,  specification 1178 

Table  napkins,  paper,  specifications 704 

Tables,  card,  specification 1289 


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Tableware: 

corrosion-resisting  steel,  specification 1451 

glass,  specification .' 842 

plated,  specification 1201 

Tabor,  Herbert,  hemorrhage,  chemotherapy 924 

Tabulating  cards,  specification 971 

Tachometer  indicator,  specification 455 

Tachometers,  specifications 450, 875 

Tacks,  specification 581 

Tacoma  south  quadrangle,  Wash ^...  660 

Taft,  Charles  P.,  to  attack  delinquency,  7-point 

program 47 

Taft,  Robert  A.  (Senator  from  Ohio): 
report  made  by — 

Finance  Com 644 

Tags,  specification _ 1075 

Tagua,  article  on 564 

Takeoff  (aircraft): 

airport  size  correlation 906 

recording,  equipment 137 

Talbot,  Joseph  E.  (Representative from  Conn.): 
report  made  by — 

Judiciary  Com 504 

Talbot  Mills 312,1407 

Talburt,  W.  F.,  noreseal,  new  cork  substitute..  738 
Talc: 

industries  in  1943 1035 

rates  on 1391 

Taliaferro,  D.  B.,  water  flooding  of  oil  sands.  54, 1152 
Talking  books  and  machines: 

annual  appropriation,  increase 756,773 

estimate 832 

placed  in  distributing  libraries 70 

Tallow,  rates  on 937 

Tama,  Iowa,  court  case 1062 

Tamarack,  American  wood 1346 

Tamborello,  Philip,  relief 765 

Tampa  Harbor,  review  of  report 788 

Tampa  Shipbuilding  &  Engineering  Co 34 

Tampa  Shipbuilding  Co.,  Inc 34,506 

Tanalith,  specification 582 

Tanbark,  prevent  deterioration 481 

Taney  town,  Md.,  aircraft  accident 1009 

Tani,  Itiro,  wall  interference  of  wind  tunnel...  1414 

Tank  cars,  privately  owned,  allowances 1041 

Tank  destroyers: 

field  manual .-.  707,1079 

tables  of  allowances 1080-81, 1206, 1318, 1456 

tables  of  equipment 101,203, 

321,  323, 449,  708, 711, 872, 1211, 1321 

tables  of  organization. 203, 

323,  449,  708,  711, 872, 1211, 1321 

tactical  employment 707, 1079 

towed  gun  platoon _.  707 

Tank  gvms,  see  Guns. 

Tank  recovery  vehicle,  nomenclature  list 112 

Tanks: 

for  hot  water  heaters,  statistics..  17, 135, 234, 352, 
489, 619,  749,  904, 1004, 1112, 1235, 1352 

photographic  water,  specification 1088 

steel  water,  painting 356 

Tanks  (military): 

radio  and  interphone  equipment 589,873 

standard  nomenclature  lists 593, 877 

see  also  Armored  forces. 

Tannenbaum,  Sophia,  relief 1021 

Tanning  and  tanning  materials: 

Colombia  tanneries,  list 21 

iron  as  tanning  agent 21 

monopoly  and  cartel  practices 513 

rates  on  tanning  extracts 535 

union  agreements  in  tanning  industry 946 

Tannous,  Afif  I.,  Arab  village  community.  1304, 1440 
Tape: 

asbestos,  specification 1422 

cotton,  specifications 458,  684 

fibrous  glass,  specification 292,683 

gummed,  specifications. 581,1201 

metal,  specification 1180 

Tappen,  Kathleen  B.: 

prominent  women  in  Latin  America 1431 

status  of  women  in — 

Argentina 1293 

Brazil _ 1293 

Chile 1293 

Tapps,  Lake,  quadrangle,  Wash 1382 

Taps,  specification 76 


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Tar: 


primary  tar  from  coals  of  various  ranks 526 

rates  on 1158 

specification 1312 

Tar  roofing  and  siding 234,352, 

489, 619, 749, 904, 1004, 1112, 1235, 1352 
Taraxacum  kok-saghyz,  morphology  and  anat- 
omy,.  11 

Tarbutton,  Edward  H.,  relief 25,39 

Target    practice,    range   regulations   for   firing 

ammunition 320,584,976,1078 

Targets  and  equipment: 

specification  for  tow  target 1324, 1462 

tables  of  allowances... 1318 

Tariff: 

changes  in  import  duties  since  1930.. 967 

customs  manual 95 

substitute  pages. 1198 

customs  regulations,  substitute  pages 1198 

decisions  under  customs  laws — 

Court  of  Customs  and  Patent  Appeals.  1255 

Customs  Court 1255 

Treasury 95,198,313,439, 

578,  702, 862, 969, 1073, 1198, 1309, 1448 

Treasury,  indexes 95,702 

imports  in  1939  classified 195 

price  list  of  Government  publications.. 51 

trade  agreement  reductions  effect 93 

Tariff  Commission. _    93, 

195, 436,  576, 859, 967, 1195, 1307 

estimate,  etc 1430 

report,  1943 436 

reports  on— 

drugs 195 

food  consumption. 859 

rayon 859 

rubber 1307 

synthetic  organic  chemicals 195 

wool 968 

Tariffs,  see  Passenger  rates. 

Tariffs  Section,  I.  C.  C 55,812,1153 

Tarpley,  E.  C: 

Kentucky  coals 1150 

Pennsylvania  anthracite  coals 1266 

Virginia  coals 1033 

Tarpon  Springs  Sponge  Exchange 547 

Tarrant  County,  Tex.,  statistical  summary,  war 

and  pre-war  study _ 829 

Tartar  emetic,  toxicity  to  Mexican  fruitfly 739 

Tarver,  Malcolm  C.  (Representative  from  Qa.): 
reports  made  by- 
Appropriations  Com 363 

Conference  Com 758-759 

Tate,  Allen,  recent  American  poetry  and  criti- 
cism  175 

Tatrault,  Bertha  L.,  claim  of  estate 1367 

Taulbee,  Bertie  L.,  see  Parker,  Bertie  L. 

Taulbee,  James  T.,  relief  of  estate 631,914,1133 

Taunton  quadrangle,  Mass 808 

Tax  Court 93, 196,311,4.36, 

576,  699, 8.59,  968, 1069, 1195, 1307, 1445 
decisions,  see,  below,  reports  (decisions). 

penalty  mail,  proposed  provision 1428 

reports  (decisions)— 

V.  2 1.307 

advance  parts 93-94, 

311,  576, 700,  860, 1195, 1307,  1445 

rules  of  practice 577,968,1446 

Tax  Division,  Justice  Dept.: 

briefs  in  Court  of  Claims,  title  page  and 

index.. 539, 1397 

petitions  and  briefs  in  Supreme  Court,  title 

page  and  index. 672, 1407 

records  and  briefs  in  courts  of  appeals,  etc.. 

title  page  and  index ,5.38. 1396 

Tax  exemption,  returns  by  exempt  organiza- 
tions  970 

Tax    Research  Division 1202,1313,1451 

materials  available  for  distribution. 1313 

Taxation: 

acts  bearing  on,  President's  message 185 

corporate  structure,  simplification.... 1451 

double,  relieve  soldiers  and  sailors..  775,  792,  916 

farm  real  estate  taxes,  1943 996 

multiple,  of  air  commerce 771,788,916 

postwar  Federal  tax  policy 1197 

price  list  of  Government  publications 51 

problems  in  connection  with  public  lands..  11.30 

rates  exceeding  25%  to  be  prohibited 1202 

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State  and  local  tax,  social  security.. 1376 

State  collections  in  1943... 749 

tax  sales  in  D.  C,  amend  act 41,360 

wartime,  from  Treasury  Dept.  report 578 

see     also     Internal     revenue — Refunds     of 

taxes — also  names  of  certain  taxes, 

e.  g.  Poll  tax — oiso  names  of  articles, 

industries,  etc.,  subiect  to  tax. 

Taxation  Joint  Committee,  see  Internal  Revenue 

Taxation  Joint  Committee. 
Taxes,  see  Taxation. 

Taxodium  distichum,  American  wood 1230 

Taylor,  A.  O.,  court  case 942 

Taylor,  Carlton  J.,  court  case 824 

Taylor,  Edward  T.,  memorial  services 1121 

Taylor,  Edwin  H.,  jr.,  relief 364,787,1245 

Taylor,  Elizabeth  E.,  court  case 942 

Taylor,  Isabclle  D.,  court  case 851 

Taylor,  R.  Brooks,  resources  of  Tenn.  Valley...  968 
Taylor,  Sam  S.,  air-gas  injection  and  oil-well 

reconditioning 1268 

Taylor,  Stanley  W..  court  case. ..  303, 851, 1164, 1188 
Taylor,  William  J.,  freezing  and  melting  curves.  909 

Taylor  Motor  Freight. 531 

Taylorsville,  Ky.,  flood  protection.. 149 

Tazewell  Coimty,  Va.,  war  and  prewar  study, 

statistical  summary 67 

Teachers: 

are  needed.. 800 

certification,  wartime  changes 1374 

visiting    services,    reprint,    education    for 

victory 1374 

Teaching: 

are  you  training  fighting  men? 952 

Army  instruction,  technical  manual 1212 

as  a  profession 1.54 

demonstrations,  a  teaching  tool 616 

free  instructional  materials 800 

how  to  give  a  demonstration 418 

instructor  training  bulletin 181,  952 

job  instruction 852 

'securing  positions 385,1259 

special  training  unit  devices 207 

special  training  unit  instraction.. 590 

vanishing  chairs,  telling  isn't  teaching 181 

Teamwork  wins,  posters 40S  554 

Technical  Advisory  Service,  Smaller  War  Plants 

Corporation 430 

Technical  bulletins,  see  Army— a/«o  names  of 
departments,  bureaus,  etc.,  issuing 
bulletins — also  subjects. 
Technical  Committee  on  Standard  Commodity 

Classification 304 

Technical  development  note,  Civil  Aeronautics 

Administration.. 490 

Technical  develoiiment  report,  Civil  Aeronau- 
tics Administration 905-906 

Technical  education,  see  Vocational  education. 

Technical  manual,  see  Army. 

Technical   memorandums,   National   Advisory 

Committee  for  Aeronautics 70-71, 

176,  287,  409,  554,  833,  948,  1050,  1170, 
1282.  1414. 
Technical  news  bulletin.  National  Bureau  of 

Standards... 21,  2.37, 

356,  622,  753,  909, 1011, 1117, 1242, 1358 

index,  1943 21 

Technical  note.  Forest  Products  Laboratory 130 

1107 
Techanical   observers,   accompanying  Army   in 

field,  regulations 1317 

Technical  paper.  Budget  Bureau 304 

Technical  paper.  Mines  Bureau...  161,271,810,811. 
932, 1033,  1034, 1150, 1266, 12C8, 1383 
Technical  publications,  for  Army  Air   Forces 

libraries.. 327,1088.1462 

Technical  training,  see  Vocational  education. 

Technical  Training  Service 1261 

Technical-Vocational  Training,  Consulting 
Committee  on.  see  Consulting  Com- 
mittee on  Vocational-Technical 
Training. 

Techuicraft  Engineering  Corporation 63,435 

Technology: 

developments,  summary 68, 

552,947,1048,1168,1280 

mobilize  technical  resources... 379, 

513,  648, 792, 1137, 1254 
Tee-Hit-Ton  Tribe  court  case 672 


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Teen-age  center,  nee  Youth. 

Teeter,  John  S..  &  Sons,  Inc 

Teeth: 

'    ahraiiion  and  solution 21 

caries,  effect  of  sodium  fluoride.. 2()6 

caries,  in  school  children RM 

dental  reports,  etc.,  A.rmy  regulations.  319, 1076 

Tektites,  Philippine,  and  tektite  problem- 90 

Telegraph: 

accounts,  rules,  etc.,  of  F.  C.  C 1372 

company  subject  to  fair  labor  standards  act.    6(1 

data  from  carriers' monthly  reports 47, 

152,  263,  383,  516,  652,  798,  922,  1026, 
1139,1256,1372. 

employees,  classiTication  regulations 1371 

employment  and  labor  turnover  in  industry  79K 

productivity  and  labor  cost  in  industry 68 

service,  Army  regulations 202,706,867 

statistics  of  carriers,  1943 1026 

tax  regulation 579 

wire  telegraphy,  technical  manual. 590 

■tee  also  Government  control. 
Telephone: 

accounts,  rules,  etc.,  of  F.  C.  C 1371-72 

central  office  set,  technical  manual.  104, 713, 1213 
directories — 

Government  ofHces 1298 

Interior  Department 389,1031 

Panama  Canal   1058 

war  agencies  -  1184 

War  Department.  450,  590,  713.981, 1213, 1322 

employees,  classification  regulations 1371 

employment  and  labor  turnover  in  industry.  798 

interphone  equipment  in  tanks 589,873 

monthly  reports  of  carriers 47, 152,  263,  383, 

652,    798,   922,    1026,   1139,  1256,  1372 

productivity  and  labor  cost  in  industry 68 

repeater,  technical  manual 1322, 1461 

service.  Army  regulations 867 

service,  general  schedule  of  supplies 863 

sets,  technical  manual 1461 

statistics  of  class  A  and  B  carriers,  1943 J  256 

substation  installation,  technical  manual. . .  981 

switchboard  operating  procedure 100 

tax  regulation 579 

terminal,  technical  manual 1461 

unit,  technical  manual 1213 

see  also  Government  control. 

Telescopes,  and  mounts,  nomenclature  lists 111 

112,  212,  462,  465,  594,  718, 719,  720 
Telescopic  sight,  see  Sights. 
Teletype  paper,  see  Paper. 

Teletype  trunk,  technical  manual 5S9 

Teletypewriter,  technical  manuals 981,1455 

Telford,  C.  J.,  truck-mounted  hoist 742 

Temperature: 

air,  effect  upon  rate  of  climb 137 

maximum  sea  surface 682,  839 

surface  water,  Atlantic  and  Gulf  Coasts....  1356 

upper-air .  624 

Temperature  gage,  see  Gages. 

Templeton,  George  S.,  value  and  use  of  rabbit 

manure  929 

Tenino  quadrangle.  Wash 1140 

Tennant,  Harold  C,  court  case  of  admx 310 

Tennenbaum,  Moses,  relief 144 

Tennessee: 

businessmen's  organizations 1010 

cobalt-bearing  manganese  deposits 1380 

court  case 698 

finances   -    352 

mail  routes,  schedules.. 78.421,844,1291 

post  route  map. 80 

relief    379 

terms  of  district  court. 26 

Tennessee    Coal,    Iron    &    R.    R.    Co.,   court 

case 280.575 

Tennessee  Consolidated  Coal  Co 942 

Tennessee  River  and  Valley: 

barge-rail  transportation  of  grain... 1447 

industrial  research  on  resources 96S 

precipitation  in  basin,  1943 701 

precipitation  in  basin,  monthly.  95,  197,  313,  438, 
577,  701,  861,  968.  1072.  1197.  1308, 1447 

wild  herbs,  economic  possibilities 96S 

Tennessee  Rural  Electric  Cooperative  Associa- 
tion, notes  used  by  L.  C.  Salter  in 

address 1308 

Tennessee  State  Medical  Association,  paper  by 

Robert  Briggs  Watson 861 


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Tennessee  Valley  Authoritv 95,  197,  313,  438. 

577,700,861,968,1072.1197.  1308,  1447 

electricity  sales  statistics.. 95, 197,313,577. 

700,861,968,1308,1447 

farmers'  cooperative  associations 1308 

health  and  safety  for  employees.. 701 

industrial  nursing 1308 

penalty  mail,  proposed  provision. 1429 

progress  in  7  States,  TV  A  now 701 

report,  1943 197 

transportation  and  other  programs... 861 

Tennis  quadrangle,  Kans     1148 

Tensas  River,  flood  control _.  376 

Tensaw  quadrangle,  Ala. 806 

Tent  campsites 1036 

Terminal  allowances.  Red  River  Lumber  Co  ..    60 

Terminal  Investment  Co 94 

Terminal  Island,  construction  of  T-tunnel 35 

Terminal  Railroad  Association  of  St.  Louis      .  1386 
Terminals,  spliced,  flexible  cable,  specification.    458 
Termination  of  contracts,  see  Government  con- 
tracts. 

Terrace  outlets,  protect  with  grass  ..  1?3 

Terraces,  Nichols,  for  the  Southeast, .  . 10P3 

Terre  Noire  Creek,  flood  control,  estimate 6F8 

Terres,  Ernst: 

patent  appeal 494 ,  548 

correction  of  entry  on  p.  494    730 

Terrestrial  magnetism: 

earth's  magnetic  field  90 

observatory  results  at — 

Cheltenham,  Md 620 

Honolulu,  Hawaii 1009 

San  Juan,  P.  R 138 

Sitka,  Alaska 620 

Tucson,  Ariz 138,1356 

publications,  price  list 1262 

Territorial  military  forces,  see  State  Guard. 
Territories: 

Censuses  and  vital  statistics 233 

schedule  of  statutory  compilations 1377 

see  also  names  of  Territories. 
Territories    and    Insular    Affairs    Committee. 
Senate: 

hearings 380 

reports 151.262.515,6.50,1138 

Territories  and  Island  Possessions  Division...  273. 

527,934.  1037 
Territories  Committee,  House: 

hearings.. 148.374.1130 

reports 148.252.1130 

Testing  instruments,  nomenclature  list 876. 

879.1089.1090,1215 
Testing-outfits: 

boiler-water,  specification 684 

dissolved  oxygen,  specification 294, 1 180 

storage-battery,  specification 294 

Testing-sets: 

specification 842 

technical  manual 1 322 

Tetrachlorethane.  specification 1289 

Tetraploidy.  in  cabbage. 223 

Teunisson,    Dorothea  J.,   biological  studies  of 

sugars 1340 

Texas: 

businessmen's  organizations 1240 

cottons,  fiber  and  spinning  tests 901 

court  case  .    1064,1436 

crude  oils  from  west  Texas  fields 272 

electric  rate  book 264 

employment  and  pay  roUs 1167 

finances , 135 

floods  of  1938  and  1939 1032 

gold,  silver,  copper,  lead,  and  zinc 810 

Lower  Cretaceous  formations,  chart 1147 

lymnaeid  snail,  host  of  liver  fluke 1341 

mail  routes,  schedules 78,564,844, 1424 

metal  mining,  1943 272 

post  route  map 80 

war  bond  plan  for  agriculture -  443 

Water  Engineers  Board 930, 1032, 1146 

Te.xas  Agricultural  Experiment  Station 126 

Texas  &  Pacific  Ry.,  accident 395 

Texas  Auto  Co --  437 

Texas-Empire  Pipe  Line  Co 170 

Texas  Gas  Distributing  Co 312 

Texas  Package  Car  Co 636 

Texoma,  Lake,  naming.. 1127,1247 

Textbooks,  free,  State  provisions - . .  800 


January-December 


1641 


Textile,   C  lothine   and   Leather   Bureau,   War 

Production  Bd     1410 

Textile  Division,  Tariff  Comn  859 

Textiles: 

alpaca  and  wool  pile  cloth,  specifications.-.  1323 

consunier  di^mand  and  jRirchases _  1301 

cotton  cloth,  specifications _.. 325 

customs  appeal 516 

inspection,  technical  manual 1322 

interpretations  of  declaration  of  policy 1302 

new  synthetic  fibers 1303,  1441 

publications  of  .\griculture  Dept 999 

Dvroxvlin  coated  woven  cotton  fabrics..  17, 135, 
234,352,489,619,749,904,1004,1112, 
1235,  1352 

synthetic  substitute  for  cotton  and  wool 782 

testing  and  reporting,  standard.. 910 

thermal  properties  of  moist  fabrics 908 

training  new  workers  in  industry 190 

see  also  names  of  textiles. 
Thailand: 

geographical  names,  treatment 1264 

labor  conditions     .-. -.  947 

Thai,  .losejih.  court  case 548 

Thanksgiving  Day,  proclamation..- 1425 

'I'hat  Army  contract  you  have 1464 

Thatcher,  Franklin  L.,  Commerce  Department 

publications..-  911 

Thawing  lakes,  etc.,  as  phenological  indicators.      24 

Thaxton,  William  L.,  sr.,  relief 1367 

Thaxton.  William  L.,  jr.,  relief 1367 

Theaters: 

outdoor,  park  and  recreation  structures...  1152 

war  bond  promotion • ; 865 

Theodorsen,  Theodore,  mechanism  of  flutter..  1414 
Therapeutic  lamps,  see  Lamps. 
Therapy,  physical  and  surgical,  coordination..  1084 
see  also  Chemotherapy — also  names  of 
diseases  and  conditions  treated. 

I'here  are  ao  little  things  (radio  script) 317 

Theriault.  Marie,  relief 1133 

Theri;uilt,  Solomon,  relief 1133 

Theriot.  (iilbert,  relief 376,756,767 

Theimal  analysis,  apparatus 1036 

see  also  names  of  substances  analyzed. 

Thermal  exparision  of  high-silicon  cast  iron 7.'i3 

Thermal  insulation,  see  Insulation. 
Thermodynamics: 

properties  of  cirbides  of  chromium 932 

t  ransformat  ions  of  fiindan  ental  equal  ions. .  1 3,58 

Thermograph,  technical  manual 981 

Thermometers,  specifications...  76,294,326. 

4-8,   842,   875,   983,    1057,    1215 
These  are  their  words  on  freedom  rs.  tyranny...  974 

Thill,  Lewis  D.,  contested  election 247 

Thinner,  lac(iuer,  specification 442,581 

Thiocvanates.   insecticide   ingredient  specifica- 
tion      293 

?.\  West  72n(l  St.  Corp 1297 

'This  is  your  doing  (war  savings  bonds).. .   .  ...866 

'Thom,  Emma  M.,  North  American  geology 806 

Thomas,  C.  H.,  Rangely  anticline 1032 

Thomas,  Charles  E.,  court  cascof  admrs.  .  167, 1369 
Thomas,  Elbert  D.  (Senator  from  Utah): 

American  prisoners  of  war  in  Far  East 253 

reports  made  bv — 

Education  and  Labor  Com 149,  258,  7S9 

Foreign  Kelations  Com 41 

Military  Affairs  Com 260 

Mines  and  Mining  Com.  _ .    513 

Washington's  farewell  address,  commentary    510 
'Thomas.  Elmer  (Senator  from  Okla.): 
reports  made  by — 

Agriculture  and  Forestry  Com 37 

Appropriations  Com ..  37.5,783 

Indian  A tTairs  Com    42,645-646,1136 

Thomas,  Frances  O.: 

business  of  our  Government 943-944,1166 

laws  for  the  Nation 1166 

our  Constitution  lives  and  grows 1408-9 

see  also  Champion,  Frances  O.  T. 
Thomas,  R.  J.: 

cost  of  living,  review  by  BLS .551 

court  case 1407 

Thomas,  W.  C,  tax  appeal  of  transferee 1445 

Thomas  A.  Edison  Day,  designating  Feb.  11, 

1944 33,240,297 

Thomas  Paper  Stock  Co...  1188,1436 

'Thompson,  Clarence  E.,  relief 364,643,7.56 

1'hompson,  QeorgoT.,  court  case  of  conservator.  281 


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Thompson,  Helen  E.,  relief. -.. 25 

Thompson,  Ro.ss  C: 

cauliflower  and  broccoli... 999 

lettuce  varieties  and  culture 740 

reaction  of  Lactuca  to  asttr  yellows  virus 1342 

Thompson,  T'ldric.  jr.,  court  case 382,672, 1045 

Thompson,  Virginia,  relief 364,643,756 

Thompson,  Walter  L.,  coiurt  case 1308 

Thompson  Products,  Inc 179 

Thompson   submachine  gun,   see   Submachine 
guns. 

Thompson,  Weinman  &  Co.,  Inc 533 

Thomson,  .Tudson  L.,  Manufacturing  Co 8ft3 

Thordardottir,  Thorolina,  relief 786 

Thorcns,  Inc  -  1138 

Thornc,  Neale  &  Co.,  Inc 23,754 

Thornley,  George  H.,  court  case.. 942 

Thornley,  R( be cca  W.,  court  case 942 

Thornton,  C.  C,  relief. 1021,1126 

Thread: 

glass,  fibrous,  specification 292,683 

lint.n,  specification..  974 

315  Wost  97th  Street  Realty  Co.,  Inc 1436 

Three  Point  Coal  Corporation 393 

Three  Point  mine,  explosion    393 

Throop,  V.  M.,  rural  recreational  areas,  etc 162 

Through  the  looking  glass,  war  bond  allotment 

plan  for  women 1285 

Thru  Truck  Service 58 

Thuja,  see  Cedar. 
Thunderstorms,  see  Storms. 

Tick  fever,  rule  to  prevent  spread 9 

Tick"ts,  see  Railroad  tickets. 
Ticks: 

combating  American  dog  tick  1104 

Ornithodoros,  spotted  fever  transmission...  267 

Rickettsia  diaporica  in  Amblyomma 48 

Tidew: 

manual  de  obsorvacion 354 

publications.  Coast  and  Geodetic  Survey  .   354, 
491,751,1115 

publications,  CJovernment,  price  list     1262 

tidal   streams  of  North   Sea  and    English 

Channel  .     417 

tide  tables,  Atlantic  Ocean .     751 

tide    tables.     Pacific    Ocean    and    Indian 

Ocean ^— 1115 

see  also  Bench  marks.  ■ 

Tie,  tube,  specification  458 

Tie.rne>y.  Austin  L.: 
relief — 

hearing  372 

law      625 

report  .   .  - -  -  372 

'Tielzis  Christopher,  prevaknw  of  mental  dis- 
order       .     Slff 

Tiffany,  .1.  E..  permi.ssiblf  explosives,  etc 161 

Tigertail  Quarries,  Inc    826 

Tigre,  Bayou,  review  of  reports 988 

Tile.5.  pilL  siH'cification    . 1201 

Tilia  glabra,  American  wood  1106 

Tillage,  ex pe^rinients  at  Akron  Fit>ld  Station         740 
Titles,  Israel  11.,  relief  of  elepeiidcnts  (II.  R. 

3.371)  32,257.497 

Tilton,  Leiroy  W.,  optical  gla.ss 237 

Timber: 

cutting  guides  in  the.  Northeast. 742 

cutting  regulation 614 

operation,  defer  registrants 507 

l)ro(lucis,  laminating  with  resin  glues  1341 

l)ro(iucts  series,  industry  report.. 1010, 1117 

publications,  list. 1344 

publications,  price  list. 389 

structural,  laminating   .       1344 

temperaiuri'  changi^  in  laminated  timbers.   .  130 

tests  of  large  columns  . . ..     12 

wage  order  poster ..       677 

Tiniber-eonneetor  joints,  strength  and  design. . .  483 

Timber  Production  War  Project --.  742 

Time: 

daylight  saving  or  war  time,  notice.  354, 491,  751 

hearings  on  bills  relating  to 1128 

pavment  of  personnel.  Army  re»gulation...  1314, 

1452 

'Time  interval  compute'r,  specification 452 

Time  interval  recorders,  nomenclature  list 111, 

598, 878, 884 

Time  service,  electric.  Army  regulations '867 

Tinie-speed-distance  graphs  1 1 75 

Timepie.cevs,  see  Clock.s — Watchas. 


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Index,  1944 


rage 

Timers,  photographic,  specification 458 

Times  Co.,  Inc 1412 

Times-Mirror  Co 401,698 

Timing  sets,  technical  manual.. 1461 

Timkcn,  H.  II.,  court  case  of  exrs 672 

Timken-Dotroit  Axle  Co 65,548 

Timmerman,  Ann,  relief  of  mother 246,787,914 

Timmerman,  Lillian  W.,  relief.... 246,787,914 

Timothy,     hexaploid,     chromosomes     during 

meiosis - 612 

Tin: 

general  preference  order. 1242 

minerals  yeai book,  1941 __ 662 

pig,  spociflcatlon 705 

Tin  cans,  see  Cans. 

Tinamidae,  Mallophaga  studies 1304 

Tinkham,  Ernest  R.,  Chinese  leaf-katydids 695 

Tinton  and  vicinity  quadrangle,  S.  Dak.-Wyo.  1149 

Tioga  Contracting  Co 262 

Tips,  rubber,  specification 1289 

Tires: 

bicycle,  specification. 1201 

distribution 38,641 

distribution  methods  and  costs 621, 1029 

general  schedule  of  supplies..- 1449 

how  to  prevent  roadside  flat  tires 958 

maintenance  and  care  of  tires  and  treads 589 

measuring  rate  of  wear  of  treads 492 

packing  for  overseas  shipment 1055 

rayon  versus  cotton  cord,  investigation 921 

recapping,  general  schedule  of  supplies 970 

repair  and  retread,  technical  manual 103-104 

repairs  vulcanized,  standard  of  trade 139 

shortage  imperils  school  transportation 518 

specification 1312 

standard  nomenclature  list 1324 

Tisdel,  Alton  P.,  see  Documents  OflBce. 

Tishomingo  County,  Miss.,  soil  survey 898 

Tissue  paper,  see  Paper. 

Titanium,  monopoly  and  cartel  practices 379 

Titanium  Alloy  Co 1268 

Titanium-barium,  specification 842 

Titanium-dioxide,  specification.. 864,1057 

Title  Guarantee  &  Trust  Co 310 

Titus,  Harry  W.,  feed  mixtures  for  chickens 610 

Tlingit  Indians,  court  case 170,672, 1371 

TNT,  toxicity  and  potential  dangers 1375 

Toasters,  see  Electric  toasters. 
Tobacco: 

bacterial  wilt  control 481 

blue  mold  control 11 

curly  top  immunity... 999 

fermentation  as  influenced  by  yeast 1225 

interstate  and  foreign  commerce 241, 498 

length-of-dav  behavior  of  Nicotiana  gossei...  228 

market  review,  1943-44 616,745,902,1109 

root  diseases  control  by  crop  rotation 612 

statistics 350, 475 

stocks  report 616,1002 

tobacco  situation 225,478,997,1227 

viability  of  seed,  effect  of  storage 224 

world  needs  for  U.  S.  tobacco 225 

Todd,  J.  E.,  Inc 927 

Todd,  J.  L.,  tax  appeal 700 

Todd,  J.  Z.,  tax  appeal 700 

Todd-Galveston  Dry  Docks,  Inc 669, 1 162 

Toenges,  Albert  L.: 

Kentucky  coals 1150 

mine  roof  falls,  water  sprays  to  prevent 1149 

Pennsylvania  anthracite  coals 1266 

sulfur  and  ash  in  metallurgical  coal 161 

Virginia  coals 1033 

Tognola,  Tullio,  patent  appeal 754 

Toilet  brushes,  specification 703 

Toilet  paper,  rates  on 60 

Toilet  paper  holders,  specification 954 

Toilet  preparations: 

importers  and  dealers,  Venezuela 355 

tax  regulation 579 

Tokens,  for  fraudulent  purchases,  prevent  cir- 
culation  150,498 

see  also  Rationing  tokens. 

Tol-E-Tex  Oil  Co 1393 

Tolbert,  R.  H.,  food  dehydration  report 968 

Toledo,  Ohio: 

employment  and  pay  rolls 1411 

plants,  etc.,  of  companies,  possession 1425 

railroad  accident 813 

Toledo,  Peoria  &  Western  R.  R.,  court  case 310 

Toler,  Julia,  relief 1126 


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Tolles,  N.  Arnold,  spendable  earnings  of  factory 

workers 675 

Tolley,  Howard  R.,  post-war  issues  in  rel.  to 

agriculture 124 

Tolls,  see  Golden  Gate  Bridge. 

Toluidine-red-toncr,  specifications. 842,865 

Tomato  paste,  canned,  standards  for  grades 1233 

Tomatoes: 

curly  top  immunity.- 999 

for  canning,  fact  sheet 1233 

green-wrap,  in  Mississippi.. 481 

need  for  more  in  1944,  fact  sheet 1233 

on  your  table. 897 

ring  rot  bacterium 1226 

Tomes,  M.  L.,  plum  pollen 224 

Tomkins,  Calvin,  Co.: 

court  case 402,699 

correction  of  entry  on  p.  699 730 

Tomlinson,  W.  H.,  flame  safety  lamps 272 

Tompkins,  C.  M.,  disease  of  gloxinia 1101 

Tonge,  Taylor  W.,  relief 39,756,768 

Tonka  bean,  article  on 564 

Tool  cases,  mechanics',  specifications.  590, 1086, 1213 

Tool  pouch,  specification 456 

Tool  rolls,  standard  nomenclature  list 113 

Toole,  C.  J.,  relief 39,239 

Tooley,  Hovie  G.,  relief 31,257,496 

Tooley,  Howard,  a  letter  from  Bob 317 

Tooley,  John  W.,  jr.,  court  case - 65,435 

Tools: 

boxes,  chests,  rolls,  nomenclature  list 1089 

engineer  supply  catalog 460 

ordnance  field  service  bulletin 108 

standard  nomenclature  lists - 110, 

112,  113,  213,  331,  460,  464,  465,  695, 
716-717,  721,  723,  876,  877,  879,  880, 
984,  985,  1089,  1090,  1091,  1093,  1215, 
1325, 1327, 1463. 
see  also  Machine  tools — also  names  of  tools. 

Top  minnow,  mosquito  destroyer 1145 

Topeka,  Kans.,  aircraft  accidents 1007, 1009 

Topographic  quadrangle  maps.  Geological  Sur- 
vey   659,806,931, 1147, 1265, 1381 

Topography,  see  Aerial  phototopography. 

Topography  Division,  Post  Office  Dept --.   79, 

184,  296,  421,  565,  686,  844,  957,  1060, 
1181,1291,1424. 
Torbert,   E.   N.,  rural  recreational  areas  and 

plans 162 

Torches,  specifications 563,842,1201 

Tornadoes,  see  Storms. 

Torpedo  squadron  8,  one  came  back 1285 

Torque  amplifiers,  nomenclature  list 464 

Torres,  Juan  E.,  &  Co 1188 

Tostlebe,  Alvin  S.,  impact  of  the  war  on  agri- 
culture..  1338 

Totten,  Charles,  relief-- 246,643,756 

Tottingham,  W.  E.: 

darkening  in  boiled  potatoes 7 

potato  blackening  after  cooking.. 1338 

Tourin,  Jack,  controlling  absenteeism.. 67 

Tourtelot,Harry  A.,  Quitman  fault  zone. 1033 

Toweling,  cotton,  specification 842 

Towels,  paper,  specification.. 98 

Tower,  Francis  E.,  tax  appeal 437 

Tower,  standard  nomenclature  list 112 

Town  Hall  Grill,  Inc 1188 

Towne,  A.  P.,  ore-testing  studies 1161 

Towner,  N .  Dak . ,  railroad  accident 1270 

Townsend  quadrangle,  Mass.-N.  H 1382 

Townsley,  Louis,  court  case- 170,382,942,967 

Tracing  cloth,  specification 971 

Tractors,  standard  nomenclature  lists 112, 

331, 693, 717, 720 

Tracy  area  soil  survey 228 

Trade,  see  Business— Commerce — Retail  trade — 

Wholesale  trade. 
Trade  agreements: 

reductions,  effect  on  tariff  levels 93 

with— 

Iceland 16,194,859 

Iran 903,1443 

Turkey 1306 

Uruguay. 196 

Trade  Commission,  see  Federal  Trade  Com- 
mission. 
Trade-marks: 

applicants,    list .-   22,140,238,366. 

493,  623,  754,  911, 1012, 1119, 1242, 1360 
decisions,  1 943,  compilation 910 


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Page 
Trade-marks— Continued 

decisions,  weelily 22,140,237,356, 

493, 622,  753, 910, 1012, 1118, 1242, 1359 

index  1943_     - --    356 

lists  (in  official  gazette) 22, 140,237,356. 

493, 623, 754, 910, 1012, 1118, 1242, 1360 

lists  (separates)..- 23,140,238,357. 

494,  623,  754, 911, 1012,  1119, 1243,  1300 
Trade  unions,  see  Labor  organizations. 
Trades,  see  Occupations— a/so  names  of  trades. 
Trading  with  the  enemy,  see  Enemy  property. 

TraDiv  letter 74 

see  also  Training  bulletin  NavPers. 
Traffic: 

highway  control,  planning  guide  for  States. 

post-war  levels 1388 

wartime  changes  on  rural  roads,  1943 1377 

see  also  Airports  and  aviation  fields — Air- 
ways—Transportation . 

Traffic  Bureau,  Interstate  Commerce  Comn 55 

812,1153 
Traffic  Bureau,  Lynchburg  Chamber  of  Com- 
merce   534 

Traffic  decisions,  see  Interstate  Commerce  Com- 
mission. 

Trail  smelter  case,  report 526 

Trail  steps.- ----  1036 

Trailers: 

campsites ..-  1036 

specifications 327,458,592,870,1088 

standard  nomenclature  lists 112,213. 

461,  464, 465,  593,  718, 719, 720, 879,  1093 

technical  manual -..  980 

Train  lengths,  see  Railroads. 

Trainer  director,  standard  nomenclature  list 720 

Trainers: 

aerial  gunnery,  specification 4.59 

bombing,  specification.. _._ 592 

field  artUlery,  standard  nomenclature 213, 

593, 984 

machine  gun,  specification. 328 

machine  gun,  standard  nomenclature  list..  984, 
985, 1325, 1327 

stereoscopic,  standard  nomenclature  list 594 

Training  Activity,  Naval  Personnel  Bur 682 

Training  Aids,  Naval  Personnel  Bur 181, 

418,561,083,839,1176,1287 
Training  allowances,  see  Military  supplies. 
Training  and  Education  Advisory  Council,  see 
War  Service  Education  and  Train- 
ing Advisory  Council. 
Training  and  Education  Agency,  see  War  Service 
Education  and  Training  Agency. 

Training  bulletin  NavPers. 291, 

562, 682, 952, 1054, 1176, 1420 

index,  Dec.  15,  1943-Jtme  15,  1944 952 

Training  Bureau,  War  Manpower  Comn 190, 

304,  429, 693, 852,  962, 1065, 1189, 1437 
Training  camps,  see  Military  camps. 
Training  circular,  see  Army. 
Training  courses: 

apprentice  training,  answer  to  manpower 

shortage  problem 1298 

apprentice  training,  publications 1298, 1300 

area  training  program  guide 429 

Canton  area  training  plan.. 429 

defense  training  series 519,800 

defense  workers'  training,  etc.,  estimate 298 

employment  ollicc  training  program 1005 

flock-selecting,  etc.,  schools. _ 1104 

guide  for  training  recruits 1176 

how  to  get  continuing  results  from  plant 

training  programs 1438 

how  to  launch  plant  training  program 1438 

job  analysis,  training  and  reference  man- 
ual  1189 

job  Instruction  sessions  outline,  etc 852 

job  training  for  victory 1374 

paid  pre-production  training,  questions,  etc.  571 
preemployment    trainees    and    war    pro- 
duction  519 

supervisors — 

knowledge  of  work,  improving 1438 

responsibilities,  keeping  informed 1438 

skilletl  supervision _■ 1065 

supplementary  trainees  and  war  production.  800 

training  officers'  guide... 1176 

training  solves  expansion  problems 1298 

training  teamwork. 693 

training  to  make  ships - 1300 


Training  courses— Continued  Page 

training  within  industry  bulletin... 1438 

training  women  for  war  work 304 

transportation,  information  bulletin 1294 

war  industriesand  agriculture... 304 

see    also     Military    education— Vocational 
education — alto  subject  taught. 

Training  Division,  .■Vcronautics  Bur 289 

Training  Division,  Agriculture  I^ept. 13,743 

Training  Division,  Naval  Personnel  Bur.: 

articles  prepared  by --  181,561,562,682 

Tra  Div  letter 74,181 

training  bulletin 291,562 

Training  films,  see  Motion  pictures. 

Training  manual.  Federal  Security  Agency 1257 

Training    Afaterials    Committee,    Interagency 

Stenographic  Conference. 747 

Training  Organization,  War  Shipping  Admin..  305, 
694, 1066, 1191, 1439 

'I'raining  publication.  Ships  Biueau 562 

Training  Section,  Civilian  Defense  Office. 300 

Training  Section,  Ships  Bur. 562,1054 

Training,  Standards  and  Curriculum  Division, 

Naval  Personnel  Bur 952 

Training  units,  see  Special  training  units.  Army. 
Training  within  industry,  see  Training  courses. 

Training  Within  Industry  Service 852 

Trains,  see  Freight  trains— Passenger  trains. 

Trammel,  Ky.,  aircraft  accident 620 

Transamcrican  Freight  Lines 815 

Transcaribbean     area,     overseas     air     service 

patterns.. 1237 

Transco  System,  Inc 533 

Transfers,  see  Army. 
Transfusion: 

apparatus,  technical  manual 324 

blood  for.  Army  regulations 319 

hospital  transfusion  service... -  425 

Transmission  lines  (electric  current) : 

nomographs  and  charts .--  1242 

Transparent  areas,  equipment  for  maintaining 

vision 1323 

Transpiration,  pecan  leaves  treated  with  Bor- 
deaux mixture,  etc 612 

Transport  Corporation  of  Virginia 1391 

Transport  Economics  and  Statistics  Bureau 55, 

56,  57,  163,  165,  273-276,  394-395, 
396-397,  527,  528,  529,  662-664,  812, 
813-815,  934,  935-936,  1037,  1038-39, 
1153-54,  1155,  1156,  1269-70,  1271, 
1385,  1386,  1387,  1388. 

Transport  Steamship  Corporation .--  176 

Transportation : 

Army  regulations 99, 319, 444,  583, 

706, 866, 867, 975, 1076, 1204, 1315, 1453 

Central  American  progress --  843 

defense  investigation. 43 

dependents  and  household  effects  of  military 

personnel 648 

dependents  of  Military  Academy  graduates.  259, 

774, 915 

dependents  of  Navy  personnel,  etc — 27 

dog,  field  manual 1317 

domestic,  industry  report 1241 

farm,  situation  in  1944. 130 

Government  control,  report  on  practices.. -  1447 

in  zone  of  interior,  technical  manual 1461 

inter-.\nierican,  1943 --  958 

land-grant  rates  on  Government  traffic- 
hearings - 633,1254 

hearings,  additional  copies -  1129 

reports 633,638 

marketing  and  transportation  situation..  8, 125, 
225.  342, 609, 895, 996, 1103,  1227, 1339 

National  Cooperatives,  Inc.,  service 228 

publications,  price  list --  928 

re(iii('sts,  (Jovernment  travel  forms 1085 

schools,  tire  shortage  imperils 518 

statistics,    monthly   comment.  57, 166,  276,  397, 
529,  665,  815,  936, 1039,  1156, 1271, 1388 

Tennessee  Valley  Authority  program 861 

training,  information  bulletin 1294 

transportation  bulletin... 301 

underage  persons  discharged  from  Navy. . .  636, 

649,776,915 

War  Department  catechism  on  rules 208 

see   also    Aeronautics— Common    carriers — 

Motor  carriers— Railroads— Travel.    85 

Transportation  Committee  bulletin 

303,428,851,1064,1188 
Transportation  Committee  news 1297, 1436 


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Pagt 
Transportation  Corps,  Army; 

Army  regulations.    99,202,319,444,583, 

706, 867,  975, 1076-77, 1204,  1315. 1453 

field  manual.. 320,445,  586 

ordnance  equipment  charts 107 

organizational  manual 1464 

supply  catalog 881 

tables  of  allowances. 1206 

tables  of  equipment 101,103,  207, 

588,  712, 872, 979, 1084, 1211, 1321, 1459 

tables  of  organization.. 103,207, 

588,  712, 872.  979, 1084, 1211, 1321. 1459 
Transportation     Investigation    and     Research 

Board 95,  313, 861, 969, 1447 

Transportation  maps.  Public  Roads  Admin 1261 

Transportation  master.  Army  regulations 1453 

Transportation  Oflice,  see  Defense  Transporta- 
tion Office. 
Transportation,  Office  of  Chief  of,  Army  Service 

Forces 1464 

Transports  (aircraft),  see  Aeronautics. 
Transports  (vessels): 

Army  regulations 202, 

444, 706, 975,  1077, 1315, 1453 
Traps  (radiator): 

specification 1313 

Transatlantica,     Compania,    see      Compania 

Transatlantica. 
Trasko,  Victoria  M.,  nursing  practices  in  In- 
dustry.  924 

Travel: 

allowances,  amend  pay  readjustment  act — 

hearing 514 

report 380 

allowances  of  War  Dept.  personnel 590, 1461 

Army  personnel  discharged  for  desertion  or 

disability.. 648 

Army  regulations 319, 

583,  584, 866, 1076, 1203, 1453 

claims  of  volunteers  in  P.  I 702 

Federal  project  standards,  etc 177 

Government  travel  forms 1085 

if  your  baby  must  travel  in  wartime 944 

mileage  for  Military  Academy  cadets,  etc..  259, 

774,  915 

Navy  instructions,  change 842 

official  business,  survey  of  typical  city 1297 

subsistence  expense  act,  advances  of  funds.  866, 

975 

transportation  of  persons,  tax  regulation 579 

Veterans'  Admin,  claimants,  e^c 846 

Veterans'  Admin.,  increase  limitation 847 

see  also  Transportation. 

Travelers  Insurance  Co 170-171 

Travieso,  Martin,  acting  judge  of  Puerto  Rico..  846 

Travis  County,  Tex.,  court  case 1407 

Trays: 

mess,  specification 1287 

photographic,  specification 1057 

serving,  specification 1180 

Treads,  see  Safety  treads— Tires. 

Treasurer  of  United  States 95,  198,  314 

440, 579,  702, 862, 1073, 1198, 1310, 1448 
Treasury: 

daily  statement 95,  198,  313,  439, 

578,  701, 862, 969, 1072, 1197, 1309, 1447 
decisions- 
July  1942-June  1943 1198 

Jan. -June,  1943,  index 95 

July-Dec.  1943,  index 702 

weelcly .95,  198,  313,  439. 

578,  702, 862, 969, 1073, 1198, 1309,  1448 
Treasury  bonds,  see  Bonds  of  United  States. 
Treasury  certificates: 
Ji  percent — 

series  A-1945 198 

series  B-1945 439 

series  C-1945 702 

series  D-1945 578 

series  E-1945 1072 

series  F-1945 1198 

series  0-1945.  _ 1.3C9 

series  H-1945. 1309 

1  percent,  series  A-i946 1198 

Treasury  Department 95, 

197,  313,  438,  578,  701,  862,  969,  1072 
1197,  1309,  1447. 
appropriations,  1944— 

estimates,  etc.. 300,566,689 


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Treasury  Department— Continued 
appropriations,  1945— 

estimates,  etc... 566,1430 

hearings 242,375 

law.. 626 

reports.. 242,375.  4f« 

bulletin.- _ 95  yi- 

313,  439.  578,  701, 862, 969, 1197, 1 

circulars,  title  page  and  index iii. 

Library 1449 

report,  1943. 439 

e.xtracts... 578,1197 

introductory  remarks 578 

time  and  leave  regulations 578 

Treasury  notes: 

.90  percent,  series  C-1946 1448 

.90  percent,  series  D-1945 314 

m  percent,  series  B-1947 702 

IH  percent,  series  C-1947 1309,1448 

IH  percent,  series  A-1948 439 

savings  notes,  series  C 9.''i 

Treasury  salute!  Getter  to  radio  station  man- 
agers)  7u(, 

Treasury  song  for  today  (letter  to  radio  station 

managers) 706 

Treasury  warrants.  Army  regulations 1314 

Treaties: 

analysis 1253 

and  other  international  acts,  Dec.  31,  1941. .  857 

land  warfare 590 

Tree,  Nancy  P.  F.,  court  case 404,797 

Tree,  Ronald  L.,  court  case 404,797 

Trench  knife,  standard  nomenclature  list..  717, 1091 
Trenching,    with    caterpillar-mounted    angle- 
dozers 1268 

Trenton,  N.  J.,  aircraft  accident 1009 

Trenton  Cotton  Oil  Co 1276 

Tres  Zapotes,  Mexico,  ceramic  sequences. 90 

Triangle  Securities  Trust 533 

Triangles,  specification 865 

Triangulation,  see  Surveying. 

Triatominae  of  North  and  Central  America,  etc.  1375 

Tribune  Co 1395 

Trichinosis  studies,  epidemiological  considera- 
tions    925 

Trichomonas  urethritis  and  prostatitis 1028 

Trico  Products  Corporation 65 

Tricresyl  phosphate,  specification 955 

Trier,  Carl  L.,  patent  appeal 623 

Trigger    motors,    gun    synchronizer,    specifica- 
tion  1087 

Trigonometric  tables  for  artillery,  manual 1460 

Trimmers,  paper  and  photoeraphic  print 592.716 

Trinidad    Island,    new    species    of    buprestid 

beetles 965 

Trinitrotoluene,  toxicity  and  potential  dangers.  1375 

Trinity  River,  review  of  reports 724 

Trioxane,  dipole  moment  and  structure 1011 

Triple  M  Transportation  Co.,  Inc 398 

Tripods,  standard  nomenclature  lists 111 

462, 594, 719, 720 

Tripp,  S.  Dak.,  railroad  accident 1271 

Tri-State  Aviation  Corporation 1239 

Tri-State  Motor  Lines 815 

Tri-State  Transit  Co.  of  Louisiana,  Inc 532 

Triticum,  see  Wheat. 

Trolleys,  specification 75 

Troop  movements,  POR,  preparation  for  oversea 

movements 873 

Tropical  American  plants,  see  Plants. 
Tropical  disturbances,  see  Storms. 
Trought,  M.  E.: 

aluminum  production  in  1943  — <;•-' 

aluminum  salts  and  alumina  in  1943 fi'Vj 

bauxite  in  1943 _.- 272 

bauxite  in  1st  quarter,  1944 1035 

magnesium  in  1943 1035 

magnesium  production  in  1942... __  662 

Trousers,  specifications 75,  76,294 

Trout,  dealers. 390 

Truck  Crop  and  Garden  Insect  Investigations 

Division 3-''' 

Truck  crop  estimate  reports 9,  126,  22^. 

343,  478, 609,  737, 895, 997, 1227, 13:^9 

release  dates --  478 

Truck  rates,  see  Freight  rates. 

Trucking,  labor  market  information 143 

Trucks,  see  Motortrucks. 

Trullinger,  R.  W.,  agricultural  experiment  sta- 
tions, 1943 227 


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Truman,  Harry  S.  (Senator  from  Mo.): 

report  made  by—                            r.      ■  ,   ^ 
National    Defense  Program,   Special   Com- 
mittee In  vesticatins-- 379 

Trump,    Clarence    A.,    impaired    workers    in 

industry 14U 

Trunks,  bathing,  specification -...  183 

Trust  companies,  payments  in  connection  with 

savings  bonds 1309 

Trust  funds,  in  D.C.,  legal  investments...  152, 1025 

Trust  No.  L.  B.  791-A --.- 537 

Trustee  process,  see  Attachment  and  garnish- 
ment. 
Trustees  of  K  ermit  Roosevelt  Fund ,  establish . .    792 

Trusts' 

insurance  business,  acts  of  July  2, 1890,  etc., 
nonapplicable — 

hearings - — -  259,647,1022 

minority  views --  113fi 

reports 252, 1136 

see  aZ«o  Cartels. 
Trypanosomiasis,  phenyl  arsenoxides  efncacy..  1141 

Tsai-Yu  Hsiao,  plant  bu?s -  1068 

Tsakires,  Elias,  court  case -.- 92 

Tsuga,  see  Hemlock. 

Tsushima,  sailing  directions 181 

Tuberculosis: 

case  finding,  newer  methods -  -  -  loo 

division  to  control,  establishing— 

hearings. ---- ----  '^'^1-^20 

report ''i 

in  animals — 

summary  of  eradication 9, 127,  226, 344, 

478, 610, 738, 896, 998, 1104, 1227, 1341 

medical  information 50 

mortality,  1939-41. -.-  49,1260 

Penicillium  extracts  action 801 

Tubes  (inner): 

bicvcle,  specification - l.^Ol 

packing  for  overseas  shipment 1055 

standard  nomenclature  list 1324 

Tubes  and  tubing:  ' 

distribution  of  rubber  tubes 1029 

specifications — 

airspeed  tubes 459 

aluminum  alloy  tubing. - .  -  1180, 1289 

aluminum  tubing 1289 

boiler  tubes ---  842,955,1422 

brass  tubing... --.  1289 

copper  tubing 317 

electron  power  tubes 955 

fittings-- -  -- - 1288 

glass  Y-shaped  tubes _ 842 

lining  for  steel  tubing--- --  841 

metallic  electrical  tubmg- 1201 

plastic  tubing .-  955 

rubber  tubing-. - 581 

steel  tubing 1422 

standard  nomenclature  list,  tubing.. 723 

Tucker,  CM.,  disease  of  gloxinia ---  1101 

Tucker,  Fred  E.,  motor  carrier  decision 532,  i:»2 

Tucker,  O.  E.,  sand  and  gravel 1035, 1268 

Tucker,  Isabella,  relief 252,496,515 

Tucker,  Nclda  M.,  relief 31,2,')7,359 

Tucker,  Neola  C,  relief- .-  2-16,359 

Tucker,  William  M.,  relief 31,257,359 

Tucson  Magnetic  Observatory  results 138, 1356 

Tucumcari  project,  specifications 934, 1384 

Tuesday  Evening  Club,  address  by  D.  S.  Myer.  694 

Tulalip  Indians,  sale  of  lands .- 770 

Tule  Lake,  Calif.,  war  relocation  center — 260 

Tule  Lake  division,  see  Klamath  project. 

Tulc  River,  survey 885 

Tulsa,  Okla.: 

aircraft  accident -  -  -  -  1008. 1354 

industrial  area,  war  and  pre-war  study 1 74 

Tultz,  Elizabeth,  court  case .- - 569 

Tumarkin,  S.,  stress    calculation    in    rotating 

disks 1170 

Tumblers,  glass,  specification 1180 

Tung-oil,  specification 200 

Tung  Yuen  Fong,  education  in  C hina  today 384 

Tungsten: 
deposit — 

Boriana  district,  etc 525 

Islade  Pinos 391 

Osgood  Range 931 


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Tuimell,  James  M.  (Senator  from  Del.): 
reports  made  by — 

Claims  Com 255-257,375-376, 

511,    642-643,   784-787,    1133,    1366-67 

Foreign  Relations  Com 1135 

Pensions  Com 1368 

Tunnels: 

construct  T-tunnel  at  San  Pedro,  Calif 35 

mine  sites,  suspend  work  requirements 514, 

758. 775 

Tunstall,  Tom,  court  case 1407 

Tupelo,  American  wood- '. 1107 

Turbines: 

auxiliary,  Ships  Bureau  manual 562 

operation  pointers - 562 

Tureens,  specification 842 

Turkey: 

reciprocal  trade  agreement 1306 

references,  selected  list 947 

Turkeys: 

dressing  and  packing  for  market 1002 

farm  production,  etc.,  1942-43 478 

fish  products,  effect  on  odor,  etc 896 

improvement  program-- 226, 1104 

larger  crop  expected  this  year.- 343 

National  Turkey  Improvement  Plan 1,341 

on  farms,  Jan.  1,  1943-44 478 

specification - 200 

wartime  feed  mixtures -  610 

Turn  and  bank  indicator,  see  Bank  and  turn 
indicator. 

Turn  controller,  specification- 714 

Tumbuckles,  specification. 865, 955 

Turnbull,  Louis  A.: 

mine  roof  falls,  water  sprays  to  prevent 1149 

sulfur  and  ash  in  metallurgical  coal 161 

Turner,  George  T.,  short-grass  ranges 482 

Turner,  H.  Dale,  rotary  digester  in  wood  sac- 

charification 1346 

Turners,  cake,  specification 865 

Turner's  Transfer 1407 

Turnips: 

calcium  and  phosphorus  content  of  greens. .  608 

customs  appeal 152 

Turnover,  see  Labor  turnover. 
Turosienski,  Severin  K.: 

education  in  China  today 384 

education  in  Cuba. 265 

Turpel,  David  B.,  relief 368,793,914 

Turpentine,  see  Naval  stores. 

Turtle  Creek,  survey-.- -- 599 

Turtles,  fresh-water,  markets  and  recipes. 1145 

Tuskegee    Farmers    Conference,    address    by 

Claude  R.  Wickard-- 124 

Tutuila,see  Naval  Station,  Tutuila. 
TVA,  «ee  Tennessee  Valley  Authority. 

Tweezer  tools,  standard  nomenclature  list 876 

Twentieth  Century  Brass  Works,  Inc 1183 

Twill,  specifications 183,293 

Twin  City  Forge  and  Foundry  Co.,  employees, 

carrying  out  award-.- 1016 

Twin  City  Rapid  Transit  Co 577 

Twin  Falls  County,  Idaho,  court  case 851 

Twine,  binder,  for  1944  harvest 138 

Twitty,  Peter  S.,  powers  of  Federal  and  local 

governments - 1417 

Two-spotted  mite,  control  on  lima  beans 227 

Tydings,  Millard  E.  (Senator from  Md.): 
reports  made  by- 
Appropriations  Com- 641 

Territories  and  Insular  Affairs  Com-.  151, 
515,650,11.38 
Typewriters: 

Army  regulations 1076 

conserve  your  typewriter 13 

rental,  repair,  and  maintenance 1199 

rentals  and  sales - 188 

Typhoid  vaccine,  inducing  therapeutic  fever 154 

Typhus  fever  rickettsiae  from  rat  in  California..  1142 
Typing: 

easier,  conserve  your  energy  etc 14 

film  utilization  guide 289 

manual 180 

practice  manual 747 

Typists: 

better  utilization 747 

Washington  needs  youl 618 

Tyranny,  these  are  their  words  on  freedom  vt. 

tyranny 974 


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Page 

Tyrrell,  Robert,  claim,  estimate  to  pay 837 

Tyson,  Richard  R.,  court  case 1407 

V 

U.  N.  R.  R.  A.,  see  United  Nations  Relief  and 

Rehabilitation  Administration. 
U.  S.  D.  A.,  see  Agriculture  Department. 
U.  S.  E.  S.,  see  EmDloyment  Service,  War  Man- 
power Comn. 

U.  S.  Pipe  &  ManufacturinR  Co 1061 

U.  S.  S.  R.,  see  Union  of  Soviet  Socialist  Repub- 
lics. 

Uintah  and  Ouray  Reservation,  lands. 1369 

Ullman,  Morris  B.,  statistical  abstract  of  U.  S.  1353 
Ulmer,  Melville  J.: 

prices  in  1st  quarter  of  1944 946 

prices  in  2d  quarter  of  1944 1279 

wartime  prices 551 

Ultramarine  blue,  specification 974 

Ultra-Violet  Products,  Inc 268 

Ultraviolet  radiation: 

light  as  sanitary  aid _    90 

solar  and  sky,  daily  record  in  Washington.  1118 

transparency  of  window  materials,  etc 1012 

Umbach,  John  P.,  labor  conditions  in  Norway.  1411 

Umber,  specification.. 1201 

Umhau,  J.  B.,  tin 662 

Umpire  manual.  _ 586 

Umstott,  Haven  D.: 

farm-mortgage  debt 609 

interest  on  farm-mortgage  debt 1339 

Umthun,  Stephen,  court  case 1412 

Un-American  activities; 

investigation  of  im-American  propaganda — 

hearings 374. 1365 

reports 252,509 

publications,  price  list 269 

Un-American  Activities,  Special  Committee  on, 
House: 

additional  fimds 29,241 

hearings 374,1365 

reports 252,509 

Uncle   Sam's   4-H    clubs    discover    the    other 

Americas 301 

Under  secretaries,  see,  for  departmental  under 

secretaries,  names  of  departments. 
Undercutters,    armature    mica,    nomenclature 

lists 595,721,1215 

Undershirts,  specifications 1201 

Underwear: 

knit,  standard  of  the  trade 139 

statistics 17,135,235,352, 

489.  619,  749,  904, 1004, 1112, 1235, 1352 

Underwood,  Donald  L.,  court  case 158,943 

Underwood,  John  J.,  land  conditions  in  Baca 

County,  Colo 1349 

Unemployment,  see  Emplojonent  and  unem- 
ployment. 
Unemployment  compensation,  see  Unemploy- 
ment insurance. 
UnemplDjTnent  insurance: 

grants  to  States,  appropriations 758 

grants  to  States,  estimate 847 

interpretation  service- 
benefit  series _..  50,267, 

387,  520,  655, 802, 927, 1029, 1143, 1376 
benefit   series,    cumiilative   index   and 

digest 156 

Federal  series 1376 

post-war  policy  and  plaiming 794,921 

railway  fiiiances  affected 396 

seamen,  or  maritime  industrj- 506, 1249 

social  security  act  amendment... 1019, 

1022,1121,1130,1246 
State  laws,  employment  and  wages  under..  1376 

wartime  impact  on  decisions 1029 

see  also  Railroad  employees. 
Unfair  labor  practices,  elimination,  effect  on 

collective  bargaining 945 

Uni-Term  Stevedoring  Co.,  Inc 1072 

Uniform  crime  reports 405, 1166 

inde.x,  v.  14 _ 405 

Uniforms: 

Army  regulations — 

prescribed  service  uniform. 202, 

319, 444,  706, 1077 

wearing  of  service  uniform 584,1077 

naval  aviation  cadet,  gratuity 1252 

Naval  Reserve  ofHcers,  gratuity 1252 


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Uniforms— Continued 

Navy  patrol  and  Navy  guard  forces... 1364 

Union  agreements,  see  Collective  bargaining. 

Union  Brokerage  Co 858 

Union  for   Democratic   Action,   campaign  ex- 
penditures  .._  1362 

Union  Jet.,  Pa.,  railroad  accident 56 

Union  of  Soutti  Africa,  post-war  housing  poli- 
cies  1415 

Union  of  Soviet  Socialist  Republics,  references     677 
Union  Pacific  R.  R.: 

accidents 274,395,396,1386 

trust  certificates. 1389 

Union  Ry.: 

accident __  935 

emergency  board ii82 

Union  scales  of  hours  and  wages,  see  Hours  of 
labor — Wages. 

Union  Shipping  &  Trading  Co.,  Ltd 439 

Unions,  see  Labor/organizations. 
Unit  funds,  see  Public  funds. 

Unit  heaters,  statistics 17, 135,  235,352, 

489,  619,  749, 905, 1004, 1112, 1235, 1352 

United  Cooperatives,  Inc 1308 

United  Federal  Workers  of  America 943 

United  Gas  Improvement  Co _  1045 

United  Hatters,  Cap  and  Millinery  Workers, 

International  Union. 1280 

United  Kingdom,  see  Great  Britain. 

United  Lens  Co.,  Inc 69 

United  Light  &  Power  Co 825, 1404 

United  National  Corporation 171 

United  Nations: 

declaracao  das  Nacoes  Unidas 434 

statement  by  experts  on  international  mone- 
tary funds 862 

LTnited  Nations  Conference  on  Food  and  Agri- 
culture, Hot  Springs  Conference  and 

its  sequel... 123 

United  Nations   Forum,  address  by  Admiral 

Land 504 

United  Nations  Monetary  and  Financial  Con- 
ference: 

articles  of  agreement 1309 

Bretton  Woods  agreements 1140 

final  act  and  related  documents 1306 

LTnited  Nations  Relief  and  Rehabilitation  Ad- 
ministration: 

agreement 575 

article  on 690 

participate  in  work — 

estimate,  etc 689 

Executive  order 957 

hearings 144,259,763,782 

laws 498.914 

reports 144, 148.  258-2.59,  361,  759,  763,  783 

see  also  Council  of  United  Nations  Relief  and 
RehabOitation  Administration. 

United  Paper  Co __ 438 

United  Parcel  Service  of  Pennsylvania,  Inc 1391 

United  Spanish  War  Veterans,  convention,  pro- 
ceedings..  28 

United  States: 

Note.— For  all  subjects  pertaining  to  the 
United  States,  except  its  government,  gen- 
eral history,  and  description,  see  such  sub- 
jects. For  all  departments,  bureaus,  etc.,  of 
the  Government  of  the  United  Scates,  see 
names  of  such  departments,  bureaus,  etc. 

business  of  our  Government 943-944 

Estados  Unidos  en  la  guerra 301 

Government — 

manual 189,1297 

organization  charts 1298 

telephone  list 1298 

introduction  to  America 282 

powers  within  owned  or  occupied  lands 1417 

statistical  abstract 17,1353 

United  States  Alkali  Export  -Association,  Inc..  827 
United  States  &  Foreign  Securities  Corporation.  827 
United  States  coast  pilot,  see  Coast  pilots. 
United  States  Code,  see  Codes  of  law. 
United  States  commissioners: 

appoint  comnr.  for  Big  Bend  Nat.  Park..  1129 

appointment,  fees,  etc 1248 

manual 123 

LTnited  States  Court  of  Appeals  for  District  of 
Columbia,  records  and  briefs  in  tax 

cases,  title  page  and  index 538, 1396 

see  also  names  of  parties  to  suits. 


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United  States  courts,  see  Administrative  Office 
of  United  States  Courts— Courts  of 
United  States— q/ot  names  of  courts. 

United  States  Dental  Co.. 548,859,1165 

United  States  Fidelity  &  Guaranty  Co 652 

United  States  flag,  see  Flags. 

United  States  Freight  Co 1157 

United  States  Government  manual  - 189,1297 

United  States  Gypsum  Co 171,407,827,943, 1276 

United  States  Lines  Operations,  Inc  - _-.  548 

United  States-Mexican  Agricultural  Conmiis- 
sion,    see    Mexican-United    States 
Agricultural  Commission. 
United  States  reports,  see  Supreme   Court  of 
United  States. 

United  States  Rubber  Co ---  911 

United  States  Savings  &  Loan  League,  address 

by  John  B.  Blandford,  jr 1415 

United  States  Sugar  Corporation 94,827 

Unity,  addresses - 37 

Universal  Air  Freight  Corporation _-  620 

Universal  Oil  Products  Co 513,858 

Universe,  expanding,  problem 90 

Unlading  and  lading: 

decision  of  I.  C.  C 1158 

Michigan  Motor  Freight  Lines 1041 

UNRRA,  see  United  Nations  Relief  and  Reha- 
bilitation Administration. 
Unserviceable  property,  see  Public  property. 
Upgrading: 

able-seaman,  etc.,  courses,  information -  694 

aluminum  production  occupations 189 

foundry  industry  occupations 962 

logging  and  sawmill  industries. 304 

precision  instrument  manufacturing 962 

veneer  and  plywood  manufacture 962 

Upham,  Charles  M.,  plan  for  post-war  roads  and 

jobs - --- 514 

Upholstery  leather,  specifications -  316,972 

Upper  air,  see  Air. 

Upper  Mississippi  River  Wild  Life  and  Fish 

Refuge - - 248,646,758 

Upper  Mississippi  Towing  Corporation 60, 1394 

Upper  Musselshell  Valley  area,  soil  survey 228 

Upper   Pecos   River  region,   see   Pecos    River 
region,  N.  Mex. 

Uralloy,  urea-plasticized  wood._ 130 

Urban,  see  Cities  and  towns. 
Urea-formaldehyde  glues,  see  Glue. 

Urea-plasticized  wood 130 

Urick,  W.  E.,  court  case 569,850, 1404 

Uruguay: 

American  Nation  series. --. 564 

trade  agreement,  etc. 196 

trade  of  United  States  in  1942.. 908 

USDA,  see  Agriculture  Department. 
Useless  Executive  Papers,  Joint  Committee  on 
Disposition  of,  see  Executive  Papers, 
Joint  Committee  on  Disposition  of. 
USES,  see   Employment   Service,   War  Man- 
power Comn. 

Usher,  John,  court  case. 1276 

Usinger,  Robert  L.: 

dengue  epidemic  in  Honolulu. 800 

Triatominae  of  North  America,  etc 1375 

Utah: 

businessmen's  organizations 908 

finances 489 

gold,  silver,  copper,  lead,  and  zinc. 1151 

lands  reserved  for  Kanosh  Reservation 248 

mail  routes,  schedules 78,421,956,1181 

metal  raining,  1943 -- 271 

phosphate  rock  industry,  1943 662 

Iiost  route  map. 80 

vanadium  region,  geologic  map 1032 

Utah  Oil  Refining  Co 34,260,497,1393 

Utah  Power  &  Light  Co 570 

Ute  Indians,  lands  in  Utah  for  benefit 1369 

Utica,  Mich.,  aircraft  accident. -- 1356 

Utilities: 

Army  regulations. 583 

property  accounting  for  post  engineers 208 

Utley,  Freda,  relief 1135,1245 

Uxbridge  quadrangle,  Mass.-R.  I 660 


V.  F.  v.,  see  Victory  Farm  Volunteers. 

V-mail,  poster 1463 

V-12  program,  see  Navy. 


Page 

Vaccination,  smallpox  rel.  to  State  laws,  etc 386 

Vaccines,  typhoid,  inducing  therapeutic  fever...  154 

Vacuum  cleaners,  specification. 971 

Vacuum  gages,  see  Gages. 

Vagrant  children,  see  Juvenile  delinquency. 

Vail,  Edward  L.,  diarrhea  in  domestic  rabbits..  159 

Vail,  Helen  H.,  court  case  of  adinr 1165 

Vakar,  N.  P.,  heat  transfer  and  hydraulic  flow 

resistance 70 

Valaer,  P.  J.,  penta-erythritol-tetranitrate 519 

Valentine,  Frances  W.,  employment  of  nonfarm 

women  on  farms 407,553 

Valentine  &  Sons 1188 

Valentine-Clark  Corporation 648 

Valgren,  V.  N.,  farmers'  mutual  fire  insurance 

companies. . 225 

Valley  Junction,  111.,  railroad  accident 1386 

Valley  Motor  Lines,  Inc 533 

Valley  Springs  quadrangle,  Calif 1147 

Valuable  articles: 

rates  on  art  icles  of  exceptio  nal  value 562 

Valuation  decisions,  see  Interstate  Commerce 
Commission. 

Valve-refacer,  standard  nomenclature  lists 594, 

985, 1326 
Valve-reseaters,  standard  nomenclature  lists, . .  113, 

985, 1326 
Valves: 

packaging,  etc.,  for  overseas  shipment 1421 

simplified  practice  recommendation 492 

specifications 419, 459,  592, 842, 1422 

standard  nomenclature  list 1324 

Valvoline  Oil  Co 818 

Vanadium: 

geologic  map  of  Colorado  and  Utah 1032 

magnetite-ilmenite  deposits 160 

VanBomel,  Catharine  B.,  court  case 1042, 1273 

Vancleave  quadrangle.  Miss... 808 

Vancouver,  Wash.: 

congested  production  area- 
characteristics  of  population,  etc. 1005 

final  population  figures 1005 

wartime  changes  in  population,  etc 1006 

Vandecaveye,  S.  C,  forage  crops.. 735 

Vandenberg,  Arthur  H.  (Senator  from  Mich.): 
report  made  by — 

Finance  Com 41 

Vandenberge,  J.  V.,  transferee,  tax  appeal 437 

Vandenhoeck,  Jeanne  S.,  tax  appeal 1308 

Vandenhoeck,  Paul  M.,  tax  appeal  of  exrx 1308 

Vanderbilt    University,   discussion   by   C.   T. 

Barker 861 

Vanderburgh  County,  Ind.,  soil  survey 741 

Vanderhoef,  Allan,  relief 631,768 

Vanderhoef,  Harriett  W.,  relief 631,768 

Vanderlip,  Frank  A.,  tax  appeal  of  exrs 4.38 

Van  Dersal,  William  R.,  soil  conservationists...  232 

Van  Dusen,  Charles  B.,  court  case 548 

Van  Dusen,  Minnie  B.,  court  case 548 

Vane,  Robert  J.,  occupation  hazards  and  diag- 
nostic signs.. -'-.    66 

Vang  Construction  Co 168,171,404 

Van  Hoosier,  James  B.,  motor  carrier  decision.  1157 
Van  Horn,  A.  L.: 

report  on  crippled  children's  services 944 

vocational-rehabilitation  and  crippled  chil- 
dren's services. 405 

Van  Hummell,  Henry,  Inc 312 

Vanier,  J.: 

contact  surface  of  brush  contact 1170 

DVL  angular  velocity  recorder 1170 

frictional  force  and  contact  surface 1170 

ground  metal  crystals 1050 

profile  measurements  during  cavitation 176 

Vanilla  curing  and  its  chemistry 1228 

Vanishing  chairs,  telling  isn't  teaching 181 

Van  Kleeck,  Arthur: 

fire-retarding  coatings 130 

fire-test  methods 482 

Van  Nuys,  Frederick  (Senator  from  Ind.): 
reports  made  by — 

Judiciary  Com 42 

Van  Pelt,  Willard  F.,  court  case 673,943, 1165 

Van  Siclen,  M.,  Pennsylvania  anthracite  coals.  1266 
Vapors: 

electric  spark  ignition.. 810 

surface  disaster  hazards 932 

Variable-grant  formula,  see  Federal  aid. 
Variety  stores,  see  Stores. 


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Varnish: 

case  history  report  for  industry _ . 1300 

colors,  etc.,  simplifieil  practice 355 

distribution  methods  and  costs 388, 656 

specifications 317, 442.  582,  842. 1057, 12(KI 

correction  of  entry  on  p.  1057 1098 

statistics 17,135,234,352, 

489, 619,  749, 904, 1004, 1112, 1235, 1352 

Varnish  brushes,  specifications 97, 199 

Varnish  removers,  letter  circular 753 

Vaughan,  Joan  C,  see  Qelb,  Joan  C. 

Vaughn,  Mamie  D.,  relief _ 1021 

Vd,  see  Venereal  diseases. 

Veatch,  C.  L.,  physical  land  conditions 902 

VedernikofT,  A.  N.,  flow  of  air  in  flat  broadening 

channel . 176 

Vegetable-cutting  machines,  specification. 972 

Vegetable  fats,  see  Fats. 

Vegetable    Growers    Association    of    America, 

address  by  Roy  F.  Hendrickson 132 

Vegetable  oils,  see  Oils. 

Vegetable-peeling  machines,  specifications..  684,973 

Vegetables: 

canners'  profits,  1936-42...- 83 

canning,  etc. ,  child  labor  standards 1046 

carlot  shipments 1108 

ceiling  prices,  cents-per-pound  mark-ups...  1297 

commercial  truck  crop  estimate  reports 9, 

126.  225,  343,  478,  609,  737,  895,  997, 
1103, 1227, 1339. 

release  dates 478 

containers,  salvage  and  re-use 1001 

dehydrated — 

cooking 1342 

gases  in  cans... 1340 

Tariff  Commission  report 1195 

dehydration- 
cost  accounting  for  plants 343 

handling  and  storing  fresh  vegetables...  481 

manual  for  plant  operators 895 

for  war  and  peace 132 

freezing,  how  to  prepare 895 

freezing  injury 1342 

freezing  preservation,  bibliography 737 

frozen,  adequacy  of  blanching _.      9 

growing  in  town  and  city 228 

home  canning . 740 

insecticides  and  equipment 10 

market  diseases 1342 

publications,  price  list _ 1262 

rates  on. 60,399,937 

root,  in  wartime  meals 346 

salting  or  brining 895 

seed  treatments  in  1943 481 

statistics 608 

vegetable  situation 126,609,997, 1227 

wage  order  posters 69,407, 1168 

wastes,  availability  and  utilization 1103 

wholesale  prices 015 

see  also  names  of  vegetables. 

Vehicle  Maintenance  Section,  Defense  Transpor- 
tation Office 426 

Vehicles: 

major  unit  assembly  rebuilding. 211 

marking,  Army  regulations 320,584 

price  list,  Army  regulations. 1314 

see    also    Motor    vehicles— aZ»o    names    of 
vehicles. 

Velocity  recorder,  DVL 1170 

Velva  fruit,  new  frozen  dessert 343,997 

Veneers: 

airciaU,  significance  of  dis''ol'''rations  ...  129,897 

compresilou  wood  importance,  etc 130 

grain,  determining  slope 129 

rotary-cut,  glued  laminated  Sitka  spruce. .  1346 
upgrading  and  intra-industry  transfer 962 

Venereal  diseases: 

and  selective  service 926 

clinics  for  diagnosis,  etc.,  directory 926 

control,  male  investigator  in  follow-up 156 

Ed  puts  'em  wise.. 681 

epidemiology  in  Army  3d  Service  Command.    49 

extrafamilial  contact  tracing 386 

forfeiture  of  pay,  repealing  law 368, 1246 

lightning  does  strike  twice 681 

meet  your  enemy _.  1374 

on  target,  have  you  taken  a  true  bearing  on 

yourself? 681 

posters 560,838,925,1173,1418 

vd  folder 154 


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Venereal  disease.s— Continued 

vd  war  letter... 655,801,1028,1142,1200 

venereal  disease  information 49, 155,267, 

386,  520,  801-802,  926,  1142,  137G 

index 49 

supplement 926 

war  information  program. 429 

see  also  names  of  diseases. 

Venereal  Diseases  Division.. 49,  l.'i4, 156,  266, 

385,  386,  519,  654,  655,  800,  801,  926, 
1028,  1141,  1142,  1260. 

Venetian-red,  specification 1201 

Venetian  Shortway,  Inc 1446 

Venezuela: 

catflshes .3ns 

electrical  supplies,  importers,  etc 19 

fishes  of  family  Characinidae 1193 

health  and  sanitation  program 309 

land  of  oil 301 

medical  and  toilet  preparations,  importers, 

etc 355 

military  aviation  mission. 1306 

physicians  and  surgeons,  list 20 

schools  and  colleges,  list 21 

trade  of  United  States  in  1942 1357 

Venlo,  N.  Dak.,  railroad  accident 164 

Ventilating    doors,    mine,    standardized    con- 
struction   661 

Ventilation,  shipboard,  pointers 1420 

Verifine  Dairy  Products  Corporation  of  Sheboy- 
gan, Inc.- 861 

Verniiculite: 

in  1943 1035 

marketing. 272 

Vermont: 

businessmen's  organizations 1116 

finances 352 

mail  routes,  schedules 78, 564, 844, 1291 

post  route  map 79 

V^errill,  Robinson,  court  case 1138 

Vertebrates,  see  .\nimals. 

Vertical  gyro  control,  specification 874 

Vessel,  A.  J.,  soil  survey 741 

V'essels,  see  Coast  Guard  vessels— Merchant  ma- 
rine—Ships—Warships. 

Vest  life  preserver,  specification 716 

Vesuvius-Lyndhurst  district,   Va.,   manganese 

deposits -- 160 

Veterans: 

assistance    program    of    Selective    Service 

System 964 

benefits,  important  information. 318 

benefits,  tabulation. 201 

civil  service  preference- 
compilation  of  laws 1122 

hearings 784 

law 916 

reports 499,784 

civilian  life  readjustment- 
explanation  of  law -  1079 

hearings 512,639 

law 758 

law,  additional  copies 1019 

reports 377,638,639,761 

court  criers  and  bailiffs,  preference. ..1367 

deceased,  education  of  children 769 

demonstration  employment  offices 693 

disabled,  completing  courses,  appointment.  1424 
education  of  armed  forces  after  service — 

hearings 149 

minority  views... 258 

reports 258,632 

see  also,  above,  civilian  life  readjustment, 
employment  functions  of  U.  S.  E.  S.,  etc...  1128 

employment  representatives,  directory 1438 

establishment  on  farms 997 

expanded  service  by  U.  S.  E.  S 1065 

farm  mortgage  loan  preference 762 

farm  security  helps.. 1233 

from  military  service  to  civil  service 134, 

1003, 1110 

guaranty  of  loans,  regulations 1452 

handbook  for  servicemen,  etc 28,251,362 

homes  for  returning  veterans... 1171 

hospital  and  domiciliary  facilities 300 

jobs  in  Federal  Government,  poster 1003 

laws,  Federal 362,1122 

laws.  State..     147 

manual  for  servicemen,  etc 918 


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mentally     disabled,     mustering-oul     pay- 
ments   ]  Sti3 

naturalization  of  alien  veterans 3fi5 

placing  in  civilian  jobs,  aids 118!) 

post-war  program  in  Virginia 1131 

program  for  service  to  veterans. 693 

public  attitude  after  World  War  1 174, 1047 

publications,  price  list.. 522 

rifrhtsand  benefits... 1065,1129,1301 

rights  to  benefits,  adjudication  before  dis- 
charge..  513 

seeing-eye  dogs  for  blind  veterans...  510,  645, 758 

when  Joe  comes  home 1102 

see  also  Homesteads — Life  insurance — Pen- 
sions. 

Veterans  Administration... 98,201,318, 

443,582,866,  974,1076,1202,  1314,  1452 

decisions 98,  201 ,  31 8, 

443,  582,  866, 974,  1076, 1202, 1314, 1452 

estimates,  etc 300,425,847,1430 

facility  at,  Fargo,  N.  Dak.,  estimate.. 425 

laborers,  etc.,  suspension  of  8-hour  law 686 

medical  bulletin 98,318,582,1076 

title  page  and  index,  v.  20 582 

relief  of  certain  employees 257,1126 

report,  1943 318 

retirement  of  administrator 250,360,361 

travel  expenses  of  claimants,  regulations 846 

Veterans'   Education  and   Training  Board  for 

D.  C,  creating 632 

Veterans'  Employment  Service: 

resum^  of  activities.. 962 

selected  placements. 1438 

transfer 639 

Veterans  of  Foreign  Wars  of  United  States,  pro- 
ceedings of  44th  encampment 916 

Veterans'  Placement  Service  Board: 
creating — 

hearings 639 

law... 758 

reports. 377,638,761 

Veterinarians,  Army  regulations 319 

Veto  messages,  see  President  of  United  States. 
VFV,  see  Victory  Farm  Volunteers. 

Vibrat  ions,  flexural  propeller,  etc 70 

Vice  President  of  United  States,  election,  con- 
stitutional provisions,  etc 1131, 1306 

Vicksburg  National  Cemetery,  map 393 

Vicksburg  National  Military  Park,  map 393 

Victory,  forjadores  de  la  victoria _..  426 

see  alsn  special  subject. 
Victory  Corps,  see  High-School  Victory  Corps. 
Victory  Farm  Volunteers: 

join  us  on  the  farm  front. 616 

posters 487, 616 

VFV  on  the  farm  front 745 

your  job  as  work  leader 745 

N'ictory  fleet: 

digest  of  production  news    70,176,287,409, 

5.54,  678,  832,  948, 1050,  1169,  1282, 1414 

indexes 176,833 

Victory  Freight  Line 533 

Victory  gardens,  see  Gardens. 
Victory  tax: 

articles..   198 

credit  against 96 

Victory  workbook 98 

Vidotto,  Elizabeth,  relief.. 1125 

Viehmann,  (\itherine  M.,  consumers'  guide  to 

farm  products 1231 

Vieques,  P.  R.,  donation  of  property  to 1364 

Viereck,  George  S.,  court  case 171,404,548 

Vigorito,  Gabriel,  court  case 1044 

Village,  Arab,  of  the  ^ri(idle  Ka.st 1304,1440 

Village  Apartment  Homes,  Inc. . .     303,  428, 901, 1436 

Vinalhaven  quadrangle,  Maine 659 

Vincennes  University,  conveyance  of  Harrison 

Park... 795,916 

Vincent,  Beverly  M.  (Representative  from  Ky.): 
report  made  by — 

Naval  .\fTairs  Com 370 

Vinegar,  rates  on 399 

Vineyard  Haven  quadrangle.  Mass 660 

Vinson,  Carl  (Representative  from  Qa.): 

bills  introduced  bv..     ..  ..  .35,250, 

370-372, 507-  508, 635-636, 776, 1 252, 1 364 
reports  made  by- 
Conference  Com _.  142 


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Vinson,  Carl— Continued 

reports  made  by— Continued 

Naval  AfTairs  Com 34-35, 

251,370-371,507,775-776 

unveiling  of  portrait,  proceedings 251 

Vinson,   Fred   M.,  see  Economic  Stabilization 
Oflicc. 

Vinyl  acetate  copolymer,  specification 419 

Vinyl  chloride,  specification 419 

Virgin  Islands 273 

activities  of  O.  P.  A 1432 

economic    distress    and   internal    improve- 
ments— 

hearings 144,917 

report 770 

extend  social  security  act 377 

governor,  report,  1943 273 

mail  routes,  schedules 78,421,844,1291 

natality  and  mortality  data,  1942 1006 

publications,  price  list .' 1378 

registration  of  non-citizens  of  U.  S 1183 

selective  training  and  service  act 775,793,916 

sugar — 

abandonment,  etc.,  payment 1.33 

commercially  recoverable 133 

sugarcane — 

fair  and  reasonable  prices... 486 

fair  and  reasonable  wage  rates 486 

farming  practices.. __  1233 

proportionate  shares 350, 1109 

Virginia: 

boundary  line,  establishing 32 

businessmen's  organizations _  1010 

coals,  analyses 1033 

court  case 435 

employment  and  pay  rolls _ 829 

finances 351 

land  for  highway 1251 

mail  routes,  schedules 421,844, 1181 

map,  vicinity  of  Washington .  806 

Mollusca  from  Miocene,  etc 270 

post  route  map . .   80 

post-war  employment,  etc.,  program 1131 

taxation  for  public  education 1131 

Virginia  Engineering  Co.,  Inc. 281,652 

Virginia    State    Bar    Association,    address    by 

Christopher  B.  Qarnett 1131 

Virginian  Ry.: 

accident. 528 

land  conveyance 508,514 

Virus  diseases: 

beans,  mosaic  virus  4 227 

beans,  two  new  diseases . 227 

ornamental  or  miscellaneous  plants 099 

see  also  names  of  diseases. 
Virus-Serum    Control    Division,    activities    of 

establishments  supervised 9. 

127,  226,  344,  478,  610,  738,  896,  998, 
1104,  1227,  1341. 

V^iruses,  chemical  properties 90 

Vises,  specification    -  .  1201 

Vishor,  Stephen  S.,  fre(iuencies  of  very  dry,  etc., 

months 1013 

Vision,  medical  information 30 

Visitors  (welfare  work): 

orientation  materials 1143 

Visual  aids: 

instruction,  material  on  use 923 

statistical  n'scarch,  vi.sual  analsysis 18 

Visual  ideiitilicaliciii  equipments,  manual 1461 

Vital  Records  lUireau,  establishing 257 

Vital  statistics: 

epidemiological,  American  republics 1289 

monthly  reiwrt.  biostatistics  .  ..  843. 

955,1057,1180,1289,1423 

iiioiil lily  vital  statistics  bulletin  ...     .       ..   17, 

136,  235,  353,  490,  619,  750,  905,  1006, 
1113,1236,1353. 

annual  summary  for  1943. 619 

of— 

American  republics,  etc.,  bibliography  .  233 

El  Salvador,  summary 904 

United  States,  1941 17,353 

United  States,  1942 1006,1113 

special  reports 136, 

235,  353, 490, 619, 750, 1006, 1113, 1353 

title  page  and  contents,  v.  16 353 

vocabulary,  English-Spanish,  etc 17 

see  nlso  Death. 


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Vital  Statistics  Division,  transfer  functions 257 

Vitamins: 

ascorbic  acid  content — 

in  fresh,  etc..  foods 126 

of  cabbage  lines - 898 

of  potatoes -  470 

experiment  station  research — 480 

monoply  and  cartel  practices,  vitamin  D...  379 

pectic  substances,  vitamin  C  synthesis 1012 

synthetic,  industrial  development 90 

vitamin  A  report 270, 524, 658, 805, 930, 1146 

vitamin  K  deficiency.. 1260 

Vitreous  chinaware,  mucbles  o  artefactos  sani- 

tarios  de  loza  vltrea -.  753 

Vitreous-glazed  plumbing  fixtures 21 

Vitullo,  Alfred,  court  case 1433 

Vitullo,  Augustus,  court  case ---  1433 

Vitullo,  Henry,  court  case -  1433 

Vitullo,  Nicholas,  court  case 1433 

Vitullo,  Nicholas,  &  Sons.... 1433 

Vocational  counselors,  training -..  962 

Vocational  Division,  Education  OflBce 653 

bulletin 518,519,654,800,1374 

leaflet 518,800 

Vocational  education: 

contribution  to  success  of  war  program 1 1 40 

digest  of  reports  of  State  boards 653 

miscellany  series ■- 1259 

responsibilities 384 

technical    training    for    industrial    occupa- 
tions   1374 

training  for  post-war  distribution 1259 

vocational-technical  training  series 1374 

see    also    Training    courses— aZso    subject 
taught. 
Vocational  guidance,  occupational  information 

and  guidance  series 654 

see  also  Guidance. 
Vocational  rehabilitation,  see  Rehabilitation  of 
the  disabled. 

Vocational  Rehabilitation  Office 50, 

156, 387, 927, 1029, 1377 

establishing,  notes  of  general  interest 4 

Vocational-Technical  Training,  Consulting 
Committee  on,  see  Consulting  Com- 
mittee on  Vocational-Technical 
training. 

Voerding,  N.  F.,  court  case 1433 

Vogel,  FelLx  A.,  jr.,  mining  and  milling  opera- 
tions, Rutile  mine 1268 

Vogt,  William,  el  camino  a  la  belleza.. 843 

Voishel,  v.,  friction  in  boundary  layer  of  flat 

plate 176 

Volcanic  eruptions: 

Andean,  of  Apr.  1932 965 

Mauna  Loa,  in  1942 1303,1441 

Volga,  S.  Dak.,  aircraft  accident 1007 

Voltage  regulators,  specifications 457,591,983 

Voltmeter,  specification. 4,59 

Volunteers  (civilian): 

training  for  war  services,  guide 186 

youth  recreation  program 847 

Volusia  County,  Fla.,  relief 1126 

Von  Oettingen,  W.  F.: 

aerosols,  etc.,  containing  DDT 1374 

aliphatic  alcohols 265 

penta-ery thritol-tetranitrate 519 

toxicity,  etc.,  of  trinitrotoluene 1375 

Voorhies,  Glenn: 

casehardening  stresses  in  lumber 129 

kiln  operators  drying  aircraft  lumber 129 

Voorhies,  Pothier  J.,  relief 1017,1133 

Voorhis.  Jerry  (Representative  from  Calif.): 
reports  made  by — 

Agriculture  Com --  627 

Voting: 

elections  of  Indians,  documents 160 

members  of  land  and'naval  forces — 

hearings --  143,261 

law.... 498 

messages  from  the  President 298, 566 

minority  views 143 

reports... --  143,147,151,361 

poll  tax  requirement,  unlawful 42 

under  compulsion  in  foreign  state,  protect- 
ing nationality 632 

Vouchers; 

Army  regulations — ---  99, 

319, 444, 866. 1076, 1077, 1203, 1314, 1453 


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disbursement  and  collection  vouchers 589, 

873, 980 

expense.  Government  travel  forms 1085 

Vulcanizing  equipment,  nomenclature  list 879, 

1089, 1090 
Vullo,  Mary,  relief 39 

W 


A.  C,  see  Women's  Army  Corps. 

.  A.  S.  P.,  see  Women's  Air  Service  Pilots. 

.  A.  V.  E.  S.,  see  Women's  Reserve,  Navy. 
F.  A.,  see  War  Food  Administration. 
L.  B.,  see  National  War  Labor  Board. 

.  M.  C,  see  War  Manpower  Commission. 
O.  W.,  see  Women,  ordnance  workers. 
P.  A.,  see  Work  Projects  Administration. 
P.  B.,  see  War  Production  Board. 
P.  R.  B.  Broadcasting  Station 552 

.  R.  A.,  see  War  Relocation  Authority. 
A.,  see  War  Shipping  Administration. 

abash  R.  R.: 

accidents 395.663,813.1154 

court  case 311,548,575,858 

AC,  see  Women's  Army  Corps. 

aco,  Tex.: 

aircraft  accident 1238 

impact  of  the  war  on  area,  working  notebook.  830 
watershed  studies 617 

addill,  Holland  &  Flinn,  Inc 673,699,1277 

ade,  J.  G.,  soil  survey 741 

ade  Bros 32,257,359 

adley,  F.  M.,  regression  of  insect  density 1104 

age" Administration  and   Classification 

Branch 1417 

age  Administration  Branch,  Navy  Dept 289 

age  Analysis  Division: 

bulletins 675.  676,946, 1047, 1048, 1410, 1412 

earnings  in  petroleum  industry 830 

earnings  of  bank  employees 829 

publications. _ 831 

age  and  Hour  and  Public  Contracts  Divisions.  68. 

175,  284,  407,  552,  677,  8.31,  947,  1048, 

1168, 1281 

posters      69, 175,  284, 407,  552, 677, 831, 947, 1 168-69 

report,  1943 1048 

age  and  Hour  Division,  report,  1942 175 

age  employees,  see  Labor. 

ages: 
advance    payment   for   preventing   attach- 
ment...  365 

aircraft-engine  plants . 551 

airframe  industry,  hourly  earnings.. 1410 

application  of  "little  steel"  formula 186 

baking  industry 945 

building  trades 945 

cotton  goods  industry,  Jan.  1942-Apr.  1944..  1278 

cotton  goods  industry,  May-July  1944 1410 

covered   workers   in   State  unemployment 

compensation  systems 1376 

entrance  rates  of  common  laborers 946 

factory  workers,  spendable  earnings 675 

fair  labor  standards,  see,  in  main  alphabet. 

Labor  standards, 
farm- 
agricultural  labor 1339 

highest  of  record 477,894 

rates  break  January  record 125 

stabilization,  questions  and  answers 348 

summary  of  regulations  — 131 

wartime 283 

in  Great  Britain  and  Northern  Ireland 830 

in  United  States  and  Great  Britain 1047 

income  tax,  withholding 1310 

intercity  variations  in  wage  levels 1412 

iron  mining 1047 

limited-price  variety  stores 947 

malt-Uquor  industry 1411 

manufacturing  industries -  -  173 

metal,  etc.,  industries,  minimum  rate. 69 

minimum,  report 1168 

minimum  wage  budgets,  preparation  guide..  897 

mining  and  milling  of  fluorspar 830 

motortruck  drivers  and  helpers 946 

Navy  Dept.,  etc.,  civil  employees 289 

night  differential  in  Bureau  of  Engraving 

and  Printing 628,642,914 

n  on  ferrous-met  als  industry 675 


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Wages— Continued 

oflBce-building  service, 551 

petroleum  industry 830 

power  laundries 283 

printing  trades - 1279 

publications,  price  list 522 

railroad  employees,  chanpes,  1943-44.. 551 

railroad  employees,  class  I  steam  railways. .   .5fi, 
274,  39C>,  528,  003,  815,  935,  1038,  1155, 
1271,  13S7 
correction  and  transfer  of  entry  on  p.  815.  890 
railroad  employees,  eflfectuating  increase- 
hearings  42,  248 

minority  views 248 

reports  42,248,638 

rates  in  year-round  hotels,  1943 . .  1279 

shipyards- 
average  earnings 1411 

basicrates.. llOS 

repair  yards,  hourly  earnings. .  _ 070 

stabilization.  Executive  order 1168 

State  and  minicipal,  living  cost  adjustment- .    07 

streetcar  and  bus  operators 552 

sugar  beet  production,  etc 486 

sugarcane  product  ion ,  etc 349, 

486, 616, 745,  902, 1233 

transportation  industry 969 

unpaid,  collection 831,944 

wage  order  posters 09, 

284,  407,  552, 677, 831, 947, 1168-09 

wartime  earnings  in  Honolulu 1411 

wartime  movements  and  urban  changes...  1280 
see  also  Salaries. 
Waggaman,  Mary  T.: 

family  allowances  in  various  countries 283 

older  workers  in  wartime 1047 

Wagman,  Donald  D.,  macroanalysis  of  carbon 

and  hydrogen... 621 

Wagner,  O.  E.,  jr.,  geology  of  Cave  in  Rock 

district 524 

Wagner,  Robert  F.  (Senator  from  N.  Y.): 
reports  made  by- 
Banking  and  Currency  Com 38, 783-784 

Wagner,  Walter  C,  patent  appeal 1119 

Wagoner,  J.  A.,  Kansas  starches 894 

Wagoner,  William  C,  court  case 1105 

Wainwright,  F.  King,  court  case 403 

Walbridee,  Ky.,  railroad  accident 1386 

Walchner,    O..    profile    measurements    during 

cavitation 170 

Waldon,  Olenn,  court  ca.se.. __.: 1399 

Waldrop  Heating  &  Plumbing  Co 364 

Wales,  see  Great  Britain. 

Walford,  Lionel  A.,  Pacific  pilchard. 524 

Walker,  A.  S.,  cold  storage,  apples  and  pears...  1231 

Walker,  B.  F.,  Inc 58 

Walker,  Clvde  A.,  court  case 548 

Walker,  Egbert  H.,  plants  of  China 1.304,1441 

Walker,  Frank  C,  see  Post  Ofiice  Department. 
Walker,  H.  R.: 

production,  etc.,  of  oats 997 

production  etc.,  of  sorghums  for  grain 737 

Walker,  Henry  C,  relief 768 

Walker,  J.  C: 

diseases  of  cabbage,  etc.. 480 

mustard  oils  in  crucifers,  and  clubroot 7 

onion  diseases  and  their  control 898 

onion-set  production 012 

smut  resistance  in  Allium  species  hybrid..  1228 

Walker,  .T.  H.,  court  ca.se 1045 

Walker,  Joseph  L.: 
relief- 
hearings 372,  514 

law 497 

letter  from  Navy  Dept 35 

reports. 372,380 

Walker,  Mark  C,  &  Son  Co 822 

Walker,  W.  W.,  licjuid  wastes  from  munitions 

manufacturing.. 49 

Walker,  Walter,  court  case. 079 

Wall,  Norman  ^.,  agricultural  credit  la  wartime.  470 

Wall  dust  brushes,  specification 1199 

Wallace,  David  W.,  court  case 943 

Wallace,  Donald  H.- 

price  control  and  transition  problem.' 1432 

price  policy  and  what's  ahead. 1294 

Wallace,  Ina  C.,  court  case. 171 

Wallace,  James  M.,  curly  top  in  tobacco  and 

tomato... 999 

Wallace,  R.  R.,  motor  carrier  decision 1272 


Page 

Wallace,  W.  F.,  transferee,  tax  appeal 437 

Wallace,  William  R.,  jr.,  court  case 171 

Wallace  Corporation.. 827, 1407 

Wallboard,  homogeneous  fiber,  standard  of  the 

trade 1.39 

Wallgren,  Mon  C.  (Senator  from  Wash.): 
reports  mide  by- 
Commerce  Com 788 

National     Defense     Program,     Special 

Committee  Investigating.. 379 

Wallis,  R.  L.,  Mexican  bean  beetle 479 

Walls,  Miss.,  aircraft  accident 1239 

Walls: 

barriers,  walls,  and  fences 1030 

curtain,  u.se  in  ratproofing 380 

masonry,  painting 492 

Wallstcdt,  Sigurd  J.  E.: 

relief 25 

correction  of  entry 472 

Walnut,  black,  American  wood 1106 

Walsh,  Arthur  (Senator  from  N.  J.): 
reports  made  by- 
Commerce  Com 788, 1133-34 

Walsh,  David  I.  (Senator  from  Mass.t: 
minority  views- 
Finance  Com 150 

papers  presented  by- 
decline  and  renaissance  of  Navy 782 

naval  petroleum  reserves 680 

Navy's  utilization  of  civilian  manpower.  179 
reports  made  by — 

Naval  Affairs  Com. 43-44, 

260-201, 379-380,  514,  649-650, 793, 1137 
Walsh,  Lillian  V.,  wholesale  prices  of  fruits,  etc..  615 
Walsh,   Loretta  M.,   productivity  in  electric- 
energy  generation 283 

Walsh  Construction  Co 262,824 

Walsh-Healy  act,  see  Government  contracts. 
Walter,  Francis  E.  (Representative  from  Pa.): 

bill  introduced  by 776 

reports  made  by — 

Judiciary  Com... 3,3,249,633,772 

Walton,  Arthur  C,  e.xamination  for  trichinae..  925 

Walton,  Fred,  court  case  of  admx 65,  310 

Walton,  W.  R.,  green-bug  or  spring  grain-aphis.  998 
Wangaard,  F.  F.,  durability  of  aircraft  glues..  1344 

Wanger,  Walter,  Pictures,  Inc 1407 

Wanstall,    Grace,    farmers'    marketing,    etc., 

cooperatives 481 

Wantock  &  Smith 1406 

Waples-Platter  Co.,  Inc.. 558 

War: 

can  we  prevent  future  wars"? 1454 

jungle  warfare,  field  manual 1455 

rules  of  land  warfare 1455 

treaties  governing  land  warfare.. 590 

see  also  Defense— Post-war  plarming,  policies, 
etc.— also     certain     headings    be- 
ginning    War— rt/,?o    certain    sub- 
jects  in   their    relation    to    war— 
also  name  of  war. 
War  Advertising  Council . .  48,  347,  614,  691, 1065, 1298 
War    agencies,    see    Government    offices- a/io 
names  of  agencies. 

War  background  studies .•...  695,855,1067 

War  Ballot  Commission: 
establishing— 

hearings.. 143,  201 

law 498 

messages  from  the  President 298, 566 

reports 151, 361 

War  bonds,  see  War  savings  bonds  and  stamps. 
War  casualties,  see  Casualties— Missing  persons. 

War  changes  in  industry  series 908, 1195 

War  claims,  see  Claims. 

War  College,   Naval,  see  Naval  War  College, 
Newport. 

War  Communications  Board,  creation,  etc 1064 

War  contracts,  see  Government  contracts. 

War  Contracts  Price  Adjustment  Board 583, 

974, 1202, 1452 
establishing— 

hearings 150 

law 360 

minority  views 150 

notes  of  general  interest 472 

reports 41,  240 

veto  message 422 

renegotiation  regulations 974,1202,1452 


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Pugc 

War  Contracts  Settlement  Board: 
croatinR— 

additional  views :ifi9 

report -- 369 

War  Department 98,201.318.443, 

la?,  700,  866,  975, 1076, 1203. 1314, 1452 
adjustment  of  contracts,  use  of  funds.  34,  43,  378 
appropriations,  1944  and  prior  vears— 

estimates,  etc 185,  299,  300,  566,  688,  846 

appropriations.  1945 — 

budpet - 689 

estimates,  etc 1426 

hearings .._  242.375,763,783 

laws 916 

reports 242,375,761.764,783 

blank  forms,  list 869,977,1079,1455 

bulletins. 100,  202,  .320, 

444,  584, 707, 868, 976, 1078. 1316. 1454 

Army  regulations 319,867.975 

index.  1943 - 586 

indexes,  monthly - 100. 

320, 446,  580,  869,  977, 1079. 1455 

circulars ._-- -.  100,203.320, 

444,  584,  707,  868, 976, 1078, 1205, 1316, 1454 

Army  regulations 319,867,975 

index,  1943 .-•_ 586 

indexes,  monthly 100, 

320.  446.  586,  869,  977, 1079,  1455 

civilian  personnel  pamphlet 1078, 1079, 1085 

civilian  personnel  publications 975 

claims  for  damages,  estimates  to  pay.  445,  707,  868 

emergency  funds,  status 185 

exempt  employees  from  certain  provisions 

of  criminal  code,  etc _ .  504,  634, 780 

files,  instructions  for  changing 203 

fiscal  code 873,1085.1213 

forms,  Army  regulations 975,1204 

information  materials,  guide 1318 

memoranda,  Army  regulations 319, 867, 975 

orders 446 

Army  regulations. 319,  867, 975 

general 100,203,320, 

445, 586, 868, 977, 1079, 1206, 1317, 1455 

general,  index,  1943 586 

general,  indexes,  monthly 100, 

320,  446,  586, 869, 977, 1079, 1455 

pamphlets,  list 445 

poster 586 

publications,  lists,  monthly 100, 

320, 446,  586, 869, 977, 1079, 1455 
specifications  used — 

index,  annual 586 

index,  monthly  supplements 104, 

208, 586,  707, 977, 1079, 1206, 1317 
telephone  directory.. .  450,  590,  713, 981, 1213, 1322 

transfer  of  personnel,  Exec,  order 1061 

travel  allowances  of  personnel 590,1461 

Under  Secretary,  extend  authority  to  ap- 
point  1363 

your  handbook 1079 

War  Department  Safety  Council 1079 

War  effort,  see  World  War,  1939-. 
War  emergency  radio  service: 

civilian  defense  stations 82 

rules  and  regulations  of  F.  C.  C... 383,798 

War  Finance  Division 98,  200, 317, 443. 

582, 705, 865, 974, 1076, 1202, 1313, 1451 

posters 98,200-201, 

443,  582. 705, 865, 1076, 1202, 1451-52 

posters  available,  list 317 

war  savings  material 1313 

War   financing,   see   War   savings   bonds   and 
stamps. 

War  Food  Administration 13. 131.  230, 348, 

484, 614,  743,  900, 1000, 1107, 1231, 1347 

address  by  Wm.  A.  Albrecht 901 

changes,  etc.,  notes  of  general  interest. 220 

laborers,  etc.,  suspension  of  8-hour  law 80 

personnel,  gasoline  rationing,  etc 483 

posters 131,484,614,743,1107-8 

report  of  activities 224 

to  place  orders  with  other  agencies... _.  298 

transfer  certain  functions,  notes  of  g.  i 3 

work 1347 

see  also  Jones,  Marvin. 

War  ITemp  Industries,  Inc 746 

War  history  projects,  see  World  War,  1939-. 
War  housing,  see  Housing— Mortgage  insurance. 
War  industries,  see  Industry. 


Pa^e 

War  information,  security  program 85 

War  Information  Office .      85. 189. 303. 428, 

570, 692, 851, 961, 1064. 1189, 1297, 1437 

appropriations,  hearings.. 763 

distributors  of  films,  list 48 

estimate 567 

media  facilities 1298 

penalty  mail,  proposed  provision 1428 

posters 85,429 

advance  bulletin 851, 962, 1 189 

special  distribution  bulletin 962 

War  Labor  Board,  see  National  War  Labor 

Board. 
War  labor  disputes,  see  Strikes  and  lock-outs. 
War  loan  drive,  »ee  War  savings  bonds  and 

stamps. 
War  loan  securities,  see  War  savings  bonds  and 
stamps. 

War  Manpower  Commission 8.5, 189, 304, 429. 

570, 093, 852, 962,  106.5, 1189, 1298, 1437 

altering  composition.  Executive  order 81 

appropriations,  hearings 76:i 

estimates. 425 

penalty  mail,  proposed  provision 1429 

posters 571,1065,1190,1300 

regional  and  area  committees  directory 571 

War  Manpower  Committee,  New  York  City 

area 86 

War    materials,    see    Military    supplies — Raw 

materials— Surplus  war  property. 
War  memorials,  see  Memorials. 
War  mobilization,  see  National  resources. 
War  Mobilization  and  Adjustment  Office: 
establishing — 

hearings 513,648,791,920,1023 

report 1023 

views 1023 

War  Mobilization  and  Reconversion  Office...  1464 

establishment 1019,1121,1130,1246 

estimate,, 1426 

penalty  mail,  proposed  provision 1429 

War  Mobilization  Committee,  establishing 33f 

War  Mobilization  Office 430, 853, 1065, 1190, 1301 

abolishing 1019, 1023, 1121, 1130, 1246 

appropriations,  hearings 763 

establishing,  notes  of  general  interest 336 

estimate 689 

transfer  of  records,  etc 1292 

see  also  Byrnes,  James  F. 
War    Plants    Corporation,    see    Smaller    War 

Plants  Corporation. 
War  posters,  .<tee  Posters. 
War  price  and  rationing  boards: 

community  service  guidebook 1290 

handbook 960 

prosecution  of  claims  by  members,  opinion..  279 
see  also  Price  Administration  Office. 
War     production,     see    Industry— Production 
(industrial). 

War  Production  Board 86.190.304.430. 

571, 693, 853, 963, 1066, 1190, 1301, 1438 

appropriations,  hearings 763 

employees,  handbook 1066 

estimate -  425 

forms,  analysis  of  use 190.853 

functions  transferred  to  chairman.. .  81,  423, 1292 

organization  directory 1438 

penalty  mail,  proposed  provision 1428 

posters 86-87, 190, 305,  430.  571, 1066. 1438 

reports 88.305.571.693.903.1100,1439 

War  Production  Drive  Headquarters.  86.87.88.190, 
305. 430.  571. 693. 853, 1066, 1190, 1301 

War  Production  Exposition,  program 4.30 

War  profits,  see  Profit. 

War  property,  see  Surplus  war  property. 

War  Property  Administration,  see  Surplus  War 

Property  Administration. 
War  Property  Board,  see  Surplus  War  Property 

Board. 
War  Refugee  Board: 

caring  for  refugees  in  U.  S.,  responsibility...  846 

establishing,  E.xecutive  order 185 

estimate 1430 

War  relief: 

beneficiaries  of  employees  of  contractors 688 

foreign  relief,  operations  of  Red  Cross 1213 

foreign  relief,  provision  extending  appropria- 
tions  567 

foreign  service  officers,  etc 25,857 


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War  relief— Continued 

starving  peoples  of  Europe— 

hearings-., - yrial  Jna 

reports  41,.^65,509 

fee  also  United  Nations  Relief  and  Rehabili- 
tation Administriition. 
War  Relief  Control  Board,  see  President's  W  ar 

Relief  Control  Board. 
War  Relocation  Authority.-  430.693. 1191, 1269, 1384 

appropriations,  hearings - '^ 

estimate .  ^g j 

transfer  Authorityto  "interior  i)ept         298,1222 

transfer  certain  functions  to  \\  ar  Uept      ---  ^^ 

.^f-en/so  Myer,  Dillon  S. 
War   relocation    centers,    see    \\  ar    Relocation 

Authority. 
War  revenue,  see  Internal  revenue. 
War-risk  bonuses  for  seafaring  personnel 
War  risk  insurance: 

amend  seamen's  insurance  act- 
hearings.  


284 


law 


368 

1247 

sports .'."!'.  1 "/.'  - 1  -  -  -  - '  -  -  -  -  368,  506,  i  i34, 1 249 

operations  under  fund,  report. 124? 

reports  of  War  Shipping  Administration..  .WK 

War  savings,  see  War  savings  bonds  and  stamps. 

War  Savings  Bond  Committee,  see  Interdepart- 
mental War  Savings  Bond  Com- 
mittee. 

War  savings  bonds  and  stamps: 

backing  the  attack  between  drives      8^'^ 

buying  war  bonds,  a  brake  on  land  boom  --  ^d 

campaign  books "06, 145. 

a  Christmas  carol ^'' 

colleges  at  war,  handbook i*'^j 

community  theatre  war  bond  promotion-.-  »•» 

descriptive  folder- '^" 

display  your  colors ^^ 

English  teacher  and  war  savings  program-       9» 

extract  from  Treasury  Dept.  report 578 

farm  bond  aids ^  \?,i 

financing  for  peace  and  prosperity 1  Ji* 

fire  away!  (poster  and  post  card) 8bo 

for  victory,  buy  savings  bonds  70& 

getting  orders  from  fellow  workers  -  - 5«  J 

Government  newspaper  advertising— 

!^l^f::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-252. 

views      

Grandmothers  War  Bond  League 44.3 

how  it  has  been  done,  sales  manual 866, 1314 

information  program  for  use  of  media 1298 

lot's  all  back  the  attack,  4th  drive 189 

list  of  war  savings  materials 1313 

losses  from  payments 1310 

mathematics  and  war  savings  program       -  -  443 

Negro  clubs,  campaign  to  organize 443 

newspaper  press  elipsheet    1452 

pay  roll  savings  orfianization 314 

plavs  and  radio  scripts— 

plays  for  war  finance  promotion 201 

schoolsatwar 98,317 

see  also  titles  of  plays. 

posters -  „  ?„' 

98,200-201,314,443,582,702,  705,  8t.2, 

865,  969,  1076,  1202,  1285, 1448, 1451-52 

posters  available 317 

prisoners  of  war  pay,  etc.,  investment 1364 

questions  and  answers 1173 

regulations  governing 314,702,1309-10 

retailers' program        706 

sales  manual,  volunteer  workers. -  806 

save  regularly  to  save  America 705 

school  administrators'  handbook 98 

schools  at  war,  news  bull,  for  teachers 318, 

443, 1314, 14.',2 

series  E.... 969 

series  FandO 198,702 

.songs  for  war  bond  rallies.. 1314 

T  flag  to  Robins  Field  Air  Depot 313 

Texas  war  bond  plan  443 

this  is  your  doing 866 

through  the  looking  glass. -  1285 

to  all  CIO  local  unions  - 700 

victory  workbook 98 

war  loan  securities    865 


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War  savings  bonds  and  stamps— Continued 

what's  in  it  for  us?    Treasury  salute,  etc  ...  706 

which  issue  shall  I  buy? -  706 

why?  and  how  much 866 

War  savings  stamps,  see  War  savings  bonds  and 

stamps. 
War    serviee.    see    Conscription— Defense-Na- 
tional war  service— V^olunteers  (civi- 
lian). 
War  Service  Education  and  Training  Advisory 

Council,  establishing 632 

War  Service  Education  and  Training  Agency, 

establishing - 632 

War  Shipping  Administrati<m 191, 

305,  572, 694, 963, 1066. 1191, 1439 

appropriations,  hearings 763 

claims  of  seamen,  prevent  double  recovery..  506 

estimate 425 

functions,  amend  seamen's  insurance,  act — 

committee  reports 368,506,1134 

hearings - 368 

law - 1247 

report  of  Maritime  Commission 1249 

posters 572 

provisions  of  Exec,  order  9177,  extend 1425 

.services  of  seamen,  clarification    367. 498,  506,  512 

suggestion  system,  administrative  order 832 

suggestions,  cash  award  to  personnel 40, 

249, 360,  506 
W^ar  Shipping  Field  Service: 

hearings -    34 

report.. 507 

see  also  Field  Service  Division,  War  Ship- 
ping Admin. 
War  stamps,  see  War  savings  bonds  and  stamps. 
War  supply  contracts,  see  Government  contracts. 
War  time,  see  Time. 
War  training  courses  and  programs,  see  Training 

courses. 
War  with  Spain,  1898: 

claims  of  volunteers  in  P.  I.. 702 

naturalization  of  alien  veterans 365 

pensions  to  veterans,  etc 36,261,  360 

War  work,  see  Jobs— Production    (industrial)— 

Women. 
War  workers,  see  Labor — Women. 
War  zone  bars,  see  Bars  (decorations  of  honor) . 
Warburton,  Amber  A.: 

children  in  the  fields 674 

children  of  agricultural  laborers 282 

Ward,  Alger  L.,  patent  appeal 1360 

Ward,  Helen  M.,  blends  of  new  and  relaimed 

wool  fiber 476 

Ward,  Montgomery,  &  Co.: 
court  c&scs — 

National  Labor  Relations  Board . . .  943, 1 407 

Price  Administration  Office...  692, 1188. 1297 

possession  and  operation,  Executive  orders.  566. 

687 
seizure — 

hearings 12.52 

report 1130 

Ward,  Montgomery,  &  Co.,  Select  Committee 
to  Investigate  Seizure  of,  House: 

creating - -  639 

expenses -. 627 

hearings - --  1252 

report 1130 

Ward,  Raymond  S.,  Canton  area  training  plan..  429 

Wardens,  industrial  service 425 

Ware,  John,  court  case 698 

Warehouse  Securities  Liquidation  Corporation     .MS 
Warehouses,  public  merchandise  warehousing     17. 
135,  234,  3,52,  489,  619.  749,  904,  1001. 
1112. 12;i5,  13.52. 
Warfare,  see  War. 
Waring,  P.  A.: 

five  farmers  make  a  plan... 487 

teamwork  to  save  soil.. 232 

Waring,  Md.,  railroad  accident 1154 

Warm-air  furnaces,  see  Furnaces. 

Warm  Creek  plan  for  dam  site 1381 

Warm  front,  see  Air. 

Warm  Springs  Reservation,  exterior  Ixjundaries .  646 

Warm  Springs  Tribe  of  Indians  of  Oregon,  court 

case.. - 922,1165,1407 

Warncke,  R.  O.: 

approaching  old  mine  workings.. 933 

burning  rate  of  fuse 810 


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Warner,  K.  G.: 

barito  and  barium  chemicals  in  1943 1152 

celestite  production  in  1943. .  _ 1161 

phosphate  rock  industry  in  1943 662,1035 

potash  industry  in  1943... 662 

salt  production  in  1943 1151 

Warner  Co 195,281,575 

Warner's  Renowned  Remedies  Co 827 

Warrant  officers,  see  Marino  Corps— Naval  Re- 
serve—Navy. 

Warren,  Herbert ,  court  case 281 

Warren,  Lindsay  C,  see  General  Accounting 

omce. 
Warren,    Stafford    L.,    one-day    treatment    of 

syphilis.. 801 

Warsaw  Elevator  Co 558 

Warships: 

claims  as  result  of  collisions,  waiver 433 

fighting  ships  and  fighting  men 562 

see  also  Shipbuilding. 
Wartime  borrowing,  see  Public  debts. 
Wartime  controls,  see  special  subject. 

Wartime  information  to  mariners.. 1240 

Wartime  Insurance  Division 963 

Wartime  living  for  strength  and  victory 428 

Wartime  supervision,  see  Supervision. 
Wartime  taxation,  see  Taxation. 
Wartime    working    conditions,    see    Working 
conditions. 

Wartman,  F.  S.,  precipitation  of  copper 392 

Warwick,  N.  Y.,  aircraft  accident... 1008 

Washers: 

bearing,  specification _. 1330 

car,  standard  nomenclature  list 1326 

photographic  print,  specification 326 

Washers  (metal  rings) : 

general  schedule  of  supplies 1310 

specification 294 

Washes  containing  rotenone  for  cattle  grubs 998 

Washhouses,  park,  etc.,  structures 1152 

Washington,  Cora,  court  case 262 

Washington,  George: 

authentic  writings,  index 1369 

farewell  address 510 

Washington,  George,  Commission  for  Celebra- 
tion of  200th  Anniversary  of  Birth  of.  1369 
Washington,  D.  C,  see  District  of  Columbia. 

Washington  Asphalt  Co 768 

Washington,  Brandywine  &  Point  Lookout  R.  R.    25 

Washington  Coin  Machine  Assn 171 

Washington  Gas  Light  Co 281,404,575 

AVashington  Hospital  Corporation 1367 

AVashington  quadrangle,  Ind 807 

Washington  State: 

businessmen's  organizations 1116 

coast  pjlot 138 

Conservation    and    Development    Depart- 
ment  391 

court  case 851 

electric  rate  book... 264 

finances 135 

geographic  names  in  coastal  areas 1240 

gold,  silver,  copper,  lead,  and  zinc 933 

mail  routes,  schedules 78, 421 ,  844, 1181 

metal  mining,  1943 271 

post  route  map .- 80 

publications,  price  list 1144 

surface  water  supply 658 

Washington  University 160 

Washington,  Virginia  &  Maryland  Coach  Co., 

Inc 533 

Washington's  farewell  address 510 

Washita  River,  survey  of  watershed 224 

Wasielewski,    Thaddeus    F.     (Representative 
from  Wis.): 

contested  election 143,502 

WASP,  see  Women's  Air  Service  Pilots. 

Wasps'  relation  to  national  deftnsc 10 

Waste,  see  Byproduct— Prevention  of  waste- 
Refuse. 
Waste  cans,  see  Cans. 
Waste  paper,  see  Paper. 
Waste-paper  receptacles,  see  Receptacl'w. 

Watch  carrying  case ,  specflcation 452 

Watch-glass  s,  specification  317 

Watch  Hill  quadrangle,  R.I 1149 

Watches: 

imported  Swiss,  retailer's  bulletin 303 

navigation,  specification 459 

ordnance,  tools  and  spare  parts 108 


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Watches— Continued 

repairmen,  related  occupations 571 

standard  nomenclature  lists 111 

„,  ,  I,  ,  598,878,884,1327 

Watchmen,  changmg  name  in  postal  service         508 
AVator: 

and  the  land 434 

anophelines  control  on  impoundid  waters..  968 

arsenic  in,  detection  and  analysis... 266 

chemical  character  of  Georgia  waters 930 

contributions  to  hydrology  of  U.  S 391, 

930, 1032 

fluctuations  in  Spokane  Valley _ .  391 

ground  water— 

for  military  operations... 324 

resources  of  Big  Spring  area 1146 

resources  of  Houston  district 1032 

supplies,  sanitation  manual 520 

hydrologic  studies.. 617 

hypochlorination  unit 979 

levels  and  artesian  pressure  in  wells 658,931 

malaria  control  on  impounded  waters.. 968 

park,  etc.,  water  supply. 1152 

photographic    water-supply    kit,    specifica- 
tions  1214,1323 

pollution  abatement 1375 

publications  on  water  supply.  _ 1378 

repellency  of  preservatives  in  wood 1347 

repellents,  etc.,  for  wood 1347 

residual,  in  pure  substances,  determining..  1118 

resources  of  Missouri  River  basin 1037, 

1183, 1367 

Sitka  supply,  protection 147, 380, 498 

supply    and    purification,    technical    man- 
ual  .-104,450 

supply    services    in    other    American    re- 
publics  1293 

surface    water    in    Colorado    River    basin, 

summary  of  records 1380 

surface  water  supply  of  United  States 52,  53, 

160,  658, 805, 930, 931, 1146, 1380, 1381 

water  bulUtin 1069 

water-supply  paper 52,  53,160, 

391,  658, 805, 930, 931, 1032, 1146, 1380 

water  supply  sanitation  facilities 520 

Water  and  Power  Department  of  Los  Angeles, 
Calif.: 

court  case. 922, 1043, 1402 

possession,  etc.,  by  War  Dept 298 

Water-borne  commerce,  see  Commerce. 

Water  carrier  decisions,  see  Interstate  Commerce 

Comm.ission. 
Water  carriers,  see  Common  carriers — Shipping. 

AVater-closPts,  specification 842 

Water  coolers,  specification... 972 

Water  Engineers  Board,  Texas 930,1032,1146 

Water  facilities  program 1349 

Water  flooding  of  oil  sands 54, 1036, 1152 

AV at er  heaters,  specifications 684 

AA'ater  hose,  see  Hose  and  hose  fittings. 

Water  power,  price  list  of  Qoft.  publications...    51 

Water  Power  Commission,  see  Federal  Power 

Commission. 
Water  supply,  see  AVater. 

AVater  systems,  statistics 17,  135,  234,  352, 

489, 619, 749, 904, 1004, 1112, 1235, 1352 
Water  tanks,  see  Tanks. 

AVaterfront  facilities,  regulations  for  protection..  559 
Waterman,  A.  M.,  discolorations  in  American 

beach 897 

AA'aterman  Towing  Co 818 

AVatermanship,  field  manual 868 

AA''aterproof  Paper  Group ...1300 

AA^aters,  George,  court  case 1399 

Waters,  James  F.,  tax  appeal  of  estate 577 

AA'^atersheds: 

studies  near  AVaco,  etc 617 

survey  of  Buffalo  Creek  watershed 893 

AA'^aterways,  see  names  of  waterways. 
AA'aterways  Corporation,  see  Inland  AVaterways 

Corporation. 
AVaterworks  engineering,  see  Engineering. 

AVathen,  John  A.,  Distillery  Co 1045 

AVathen  &  Co 68 

AVatkins,  Horton,  Trust 548 

AA'^atson,  Albert  L.,  official  conduct,  investiga- 
tion  145,241 

Watson,  Bertie  E.  (Mrs.  AVilliam  M.):    •: 

relief - -  1126 


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Watson,    Qoodwia    B.,    litigation,    counsel    to 

"  represent  Congress,..  28-29,249,300,378 
Watson,  Sir  Malcolm,  geographical  aspects  of 

malaria 90 

Watson,  Robert  B.,  importation  of  malaria 861 

Watt,  A.  L.,  single  grains,  etc.,  as  supplements 

to  alfalfa 344 

Watt,  Anna  C,  relief 769 

Watt,  Robert  J.,  vocational  education 384 

Watter,  Michael,  patent  appeal. 494 

Wattio,  Elsie,  coliforms,  etc.,  exposed  to  free 

chlorine 385 

Watts,  Lyle  F.: 

better  forest  practices... 613 

need  for  conservation  of  our  forests 128 

public  works  for  forest  development. 228 

Watts  Valley  quadrangle,  Calif 659 

Wausau,  Wis.,  railroad  accident 1038 

WAVES  (reserve) ,  see  Women's  Reserve,  Navy. 

Wa.\,  casting,  inlay,  dental,  specification 317 

Wayland,  Russell  G.: 

gold  deposits  near  Nabesna 270 

igneous  rocks 270 

Wayne,  Fred,  court  cast 171 

Wayne  County,  Mich.,  court  case 517, 1163 

Wavne  Countv,  X.  C,  land  for  State  Hospital  at 

Goldsboro. 26,.37 

Ways  and  Means  Committee,  House: 

dissenting  views.. 101^ 

hearings 36,148,252,781 

minority  views 639 

reports 36,252,374,510,639,781,1019 

separate  views 510 

supplementary  views 1019 

We  can  write  our  own  ticket,  address 1337 

We  have  just  begun  to  work 348 

Weakley,  John  E.,  claim 787,1017 

Wearing  apparel,  see  Clothing. 
Weather: 

1943,  in  United  States 495 

forecasting  for  Atlanta,  etc.,  districts 912 

maps,  drawing  isobars 417, 1176 

monthly  weather  review 24, 140,  238,  357, 

495,  624,  755, 912, 1013, 1120, 1243, 1361 

title  page,  contents,  etc. 624 

predetermined  by  solar  variation 965 

publications,  price  list 1145 

weekly  weather  and  crop  bulletin 24, 

141,  239,  357,  495,  624,  755,  912,  1013, 
1120,  1243,  1361. 
see  also  Climate — Meteorology. 

Weather  Bureau 23,140,  238,  357, 

494, 623,  754, 911,  1013, 1119, 1243, 1360 

price  list  of  publications 141,624 

research  paper 912 

Weather  Division 1324 

Weaubleau  quadrangle.  Mo 808 

Weaver,  Albert  B.,  relief 1127 

Weaver,  H.  F.: 

blast  ing  hazards  in  strip  mines 1382 

mine-fan  signal  alarms,  etc 54 

Weaver,  L.  R.,  moisture  retention  by  irrigated 

soils _ 999 

Weaver,  R.,  wheat  varieties. 481 

Weaver,  Zebulon  (Representative  from  N.  C): 
reports  made  by- 
Judiciary  Com 33, 504,  772-773 

Web-spinners,  revision 192 

Webb,  B.  H.,  concentrated  milks 1341 

Webb,  L.  M.,  cost  of  clothing  for  families 1410 

Webber,  B.  N.,  manganese  deposits _.  524 

Weber,  Charles  F.,  report  of  explosion. 392 

Weber,  Friederich,  patent  appeal 1119 

Weber,  W^illiam  P.,  relief 1127 

Webre,  Steib  Co.,  Ltd 281,943 

Weekly. 

Note.— For  all  periodicals  which  begin 
with  the  word  "Weekly",  see  subject,  or 
name  of  department,  bureau,  etc.,  issuing 
periodical. 

Weekly  Publications,  Inc 671 

Weevils,  see  names  of  weevils. 
Wegemann,  Carroll  U.,  geology  of  Rocky  Moun- 
tain National  Park 933 

Weigel,  C.  A.,  insecticides  and  equipment 10 

Weights  and  measures: 

appro.ximate,  etc.,  weights  of  commodities..  476 

dial  indicators 1117 

nomenclature,  measuring  instruments 876, 

879, 1089, 1090, 1215 


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Weights  and  measures— Continued 

operation,  etc.,  of  measuring  instruments...  418 
quartermaster  items,  cubes  and  weights...  1093 

Ships  Bureau  manual,  weights 683 

see  also  Electric  measuring  instruments. 

Weil,  J.  B.,  court  case  of  exrs. 1045 

Weil,  Joseph,  tax  appeal. 861 

Weiler,  Lee  F.,  court  case 1277 

Weimer,  J.  L.,  root  rots  and  foot  rot  of  lupines..  1105 

Weinert,  Herman,  jr.,  relief 1127 

Weinstock,  Herbert,  Chavez,  Carlos,  catalog  of 

his  works 1290 

Weintraub,  Robert  L.: 

barley  seedlings 964 

chemotherapeutic  agents  from  microbes 1304, 

1441 

Weir,  Ernest  T.,  court  case  of  trustee. 65 

Weirton  Steel  Co 1172, 1416 

Weis-Fricker  Mahogany  Co. 408 

Weiss,  Abraham,  arbitration  provisions 945 

Weissler,  Pearl  G.,  metals  and  alloys 236 

W^eitz,  John  H.: 

aluminum  production  in  1943 662 

aluminum  salts  and  alumina  in  1943... 662 

bauxite  in  1943 272 

bauxite  in  1st  quarter,  1944 1035 

magnesium  in  1942 662 

magnesium  in  1943 1035 

Welch,  George  T.,  court  case  of  exr 281 

Welch,  Kathryn  H.,  curfew,  desirable  measure?.  172 
Welch,  Richard  J.  (Representative  from  Calif.): 

bills,  etc.,  introduced  by 371,1250 

minority  report  made  by — 

Merchant  Marine  and  Fisheries  Com..    34 

Welch,  W.  M.,  Manufacturing  Co 1360 

Weld,  Lewis  H.,  new  American  cjTiipids  from 

galls...- 573 

Welded  ships,  see  Ships. 
Welding: 

advisory  standards  for  occupations 172 

control-panels,  specification 1056 

instruction  for  use  by  supervisors,  etc 833 

marine  engineering  regulations,  etc 73 

Welding  equipment  and  materials: 

engineer  supply  catalog 460 

standard  nomenclature  lists...  113, 879, 1089, 1090 

technical  manual 324 

welder,  generator,  nomenclature  list 1327 

see  also  names  of  special  types  of  equipment 
or  materials. 

Welfare  Division,  Naval  Personnel  Bur 561 

Welfare  work,  see  Public  assistance — Social  work 
and  problems. 

Wellfleet  quadrangle,  Mass 931 

Wellhouse,  Louis,  jr.,  tax  appeal 438 

W^elling,  Omer: 

altitude  and  effect  upon  airplane 1113 

rate  of  climb  of  airplane 137 

Wellington,  J.  W.,  agricultural  experiment  sta- 
tions, 1943 227 

Wellington,  Lulu  E.,  payment  of  claim 439 

Wellington  Fund,  Inc 1446 

Wellofl,  M.,  motor  carrier  decision 1390 

Wells,  F.  Q.,  Grey  Eagle  chromite  deposits 1146 

Wells,  H.  E.,  State-local  businessmen's  organi- 
zations...  907-908,1010,1116,1240 

Wells,  Oris  V.,  agricultural  prices.. 1102 

Wells,  R.  W.,  cattle  grubs  or  heel  flies... 345 

Wells,  Nev.,  railroad  accident 395 

Wells: 

development,  etc.,  engineer  supply  catalog.  460 

drilling,  technical  manual 104 

gas-condensate,  hydrocarbon  liquids 138:5 

water  levels  and  artesian  pressure 658,931 

water-well  drilline  in  Houston  district 930 

Wells  Lamont  Corporation 303,692,851,961,1436 

Wells  Transportation,  Inc 531 

Wells  Truckways,  Ltd 531 

Wellsville  quadrangle,  W.  Va.-Ohio-Pa 1382 

Welsbach  Engineering  &  Management  Corpora- 
tion.  827 

Welty,  J.  R.,  motor  carrier  decision 58 

Wemyss,  William  IL,  tax  appeal 94,827,1407 

Wene.  Elmer  H.  (Representative  from  N.  J.): 

bill  introdiKvd'by 507,635 

Wenley,  A.  G.,  China... 1067 

Wenz,  Christian  W.,  relief.. 246,512,750 

Wenzel,  L.  K.,  water  levels  and  artesian  pres- 
sure  658,931 

Wernccke,  William  B.,  court  case 281 

WERS,  see  War  emergency  radio  service. 


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Wesix  Eloctrir  neatPr  Co.. 502,7«7,1245 

Wesselman,  Albert,  patent  appeal... 23 

Wesson  Co S9 

West,  Ernest  H.,  relief 146 

West.  Henry  C,  pourt  ease  o' trustee 310 

West,  Milton  IT.  (Representative  from  Tex.): 
report  made  hv — 

Ways  and" Means  Com 639 

West.  Wesley  W.,  tax  appeal 577 

West  (IT.  S.)": 

codlini  moth  control _ 10 

eosts  and  ineoine  on  stieep  ranches 110.5 

Cn'taccdiis  deposits,  map .'.  1147 

liiiiiber  production    13,'i2 

Mexican  bean  beetle  eontrol 479 

pUint  disease  surveys.  1043 999 

Kibes,  self-incompatability 470 

small  business  development,  investigation.  1253. 

1365 
gee  iiho  Southwest  fU.  S.). 

West  Africa,  see  Africa. 

West  Boylston.  Mass.,  railroad  accident 55 

West  Camas  Creek,  plan  for  dam  site 1381 

West  Indies: 

climatolocical  data ...23, 

2.38,  357.  495.  623,  754-755, 1013, 1119 

coleopterous  insects,  checklist 432,  965 

economic  outlook 956. 1290 

li?ht  list  for  Li.  S.  islands 559 

rights  and  fog  sisrnals.    . 415 

maT-ine  mammals,  past  and  present  status..    90 

sailing  directions,  supplement 417,  .561 

Triatominae 1375 

West  Lafavette.  Ind.,  airciaft  accident 1238 

West  Laurel  Hill  Cemetery  Co 548 

West  Memphis,  Ark  ,  aircraft  accident -  13.55 

West  Point,  N.  Y.,  ■>ee  Military  .\eademy,  West 
Point. 

West  Virgini'i; 

businessmen's  organizations 1 1 16 

finances 135 

mail  routes,  schedules 421,844,1181 

post  route  map 80 

West  Vireinia  State-Wide   Safety  Conference, 

talk  by  .lermie  Mohr... 677 

Westby,  L.  A.,  watershed  studies 617 

Westchester  County,  N.  Y.,  court  case 673, 1165 

Westchester  County  Park  Commission 673,1165 

Wester,  Robert  E.: 

growing  vegetables 228 

production  of  carrots 480 

production  of  peppers. 346 

Western  Cartridge  Co 179,404,13.59,1417 

Western  Electric  Co.,  Inc.' 

court  case,  order  of  N.  L.  R.  B.    .   1417 

Point  Brece  plants,  operation  by  IT.  S  82 

Western  Farm  Economics  Association,  address 

by  Oris  V.  Wells 1102 

Western  Freicht  Association 536 

Western  Growers  Protective  Association 817 

Western  hemlock,  see  Hemlock. 

Western  interior  States,  xee  West  (U.  S.l. 

Western  Kentucky  Gas  Co 1297 

Western  Kentucky  Stages. 11.57 

Western  larch,  see  Larch. 

Western  Pacific  R.  R..  accidents 164,390 

Western  redcedar,  see  Cedar. 

Western  Regional  Research  Laboratory 0, 

126,  343,  737, 738, 997. 1103, 1340 

Western  Retail  Lumbermens  Association 1299 

Western  States  see  West  (U.  S.). 

Western  Union  Telegraph  Co.  175,673.677,827,1407 

Western  white  pine,  see  Pine. 

Weston,  .Tennie  I.,  relief  of  estate 257,359 

Weston,  Virginia  R.,  annual  digest  of  labor  legis- 
lation..  1278 

Wetmore,  Alexander,  birds  from  CJuanacaste, 

Costa  Rica 965 

Weymann.  .loseph.  court  case 1165 

WF.'V,  see  War  Food  Administration. 

WFTL  (broadcasting  station): 

investigation 1362 

WOAR  Broadcasting  Co 798 

Whaley.  P.  Audley.  relief. .     631,  787,  914 

Whaling,  aconite  poison  whaling".. 307,308 

Wharfage  charges.  San  Francisco  Bay  area  ter- 
minals  1170 

What  about  us?  (recreation  for  young  people)...  517 

What  are  we  shooting  at?  (forestry  situation)..  1106 

What  do  we  win  when  we  win  a  war? 616 


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What's  in  it  for  us?  (Treasury  salute.  etc.V 700 

Wheat- 

-  1945  goal _ 1108 

Aegilops  crosses  with  Triticum  durum 740 

agreement  with  Argentina,  etc 966 

expansion  methods  for  estimating  stocks 736 

goes  to  war  484 

grading  at  country  points 487 

leaf  rust,  influence  of  late  winter.. 11 

leaf  rust.  Russian  work 480 

specification  for  wheat-cereal 442 

standards,  handbook 132 

statistics 17. 135, 2;?5,352, 

489. 619,  749,905. 1004, 1112, 123.5, 1352 

symbol  of  victory ..   901 

varieties  grown  in  western  region .   .    481 

weekly  com  and  wheat  weather  bulletin. ..  495, 
624,755,911,  1013,1119 

wheat  situation      . .   .  .    9, 

343, 478, 895, 997, 1103, 1110, 1339 
winter,  crop  production,  Dec.  1,  1943.  _  478 

Wheat  flour,  see  Flour. 
Wheatgrass,  for  beef  cattle  in  northern  Great 

Plains  998 

Wheatland  (quadrangle,  Ind 808 

Wheelbarrows,  specification   70.5 

Wheeler,  Burton  K.  (Senator  from  Mont.1: 
paper  presented  by — 

Milk  River 149 

reports  made  by — 

Indian  Afl'airs  Com       .       645,1135-36 

Interstate  Commerce  Com 790,1136 

Wheeler,  Elliott  IT.,  court  case.  05, 1045, 1165 

Wheeler,  Frances  v.,  court  case         65,1165 

Wheeler,  John  H.,  court  case  of  exrs 65, 1165 

Wheeling  &  Lake  Erie  Ry.,  control  ...  57,397,530 
When  Joe  comes  home  (returning  servicemen).  1102 

When  work  is  done  (film  fact  sheet) . .       48 

Wherry,  Kenneth  S.  (Senator  from  N'ebr.): 
reports  made  by — 

Claims  Com 254-257,376, 

511-512,  785-787, 1021, 1131-32, 1365-66 

Whev  products,  biblioeraphv 1341 

Whiddon,  Robert  L.,  relief 1127 

Whipple,  Dorothy  V.,  infant  care 66 

Whipple,  La  Verne,  relief. . 1127 

Whisk  brooms,  specification 971 

Whistles,  signaling,  specification 1280 

Whitacre,  J.,  turnip  greens -.  608 

Whitaker,  Pa.,  bridge 771,1134,1210 

White,  Bennett  S.,  jr.,  world  needs  for  U.  S.  fiber 

and  tobacco 225 

White,  Carl  H.,  court  case  of  trustees _.  281 

White,  Caroline,  tax  appeal  of  exrs 313.673 

White,  Charles  F.,  patent  in  fee,  issuance 1136 

White,  Henry,  relief 113.5,1245 

White,  Jasper,  court  case 549, 967 

White,  Leslie  A.,  new  material  from  Acotna 307 

White.  Miller  G.,  reclassification  and  reassign- 
ment of  officers 635 

White,  Paul  H.,  relief 246, 788, 1245 

White,  S.  S.,  Dental  Manufacturing  Co 652 

White,  W.  C,  aerosols,  etc.,  containing  DDT.  1374 

White,  W.  H.,  victory  gardener's  handbook .345 

White,  W.  N.: 

ground-water  resources 1032 

water-well  drilling  in  Houston  district 930 

White,    Walter    S.,    manganese    in    Aroostook 

County,  Maine .52 

White-base    antifriction    bearing    metals,    see 

Metals. 
White  ecdar.  see  Cedar. 

Whitecollar  workers,  earnings  during  war 1048 

White  Earth  Reservation,  adding  lands 366 

White  fir,  see  Fir. 

White-fringed  beetle,  quarantine  modification.-  345 

White  House,  see  Executive  Mansion. 

White  House  Office,  penalty  mail  1428 

White  House  Police  Force,  comi^ensation,  tem- 
porary increase 257-258, 360 

White  leghorns,  see  Leghorns. 

White  Pass  &  Yukon  Ry.,  lease,  agreement  with 

Canada -  1193 

White  pine,  see  Pine. 

White  Plains  Publishing  Co.,  Inc 175.831 

Whiteford,  C.  L.,  physical  land  conditions 902 

Whitehead,  J.  B.,  tax  appeal  of  e.xrs 313 

Whiteleuttier,  R.  T.,  otter  trawl  net 805 

Whiteley,  J.  O.,  tax  appeal... 1197 


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Whiteman,  Marjorie  M.,  damages  in  interna- 
tional law 92 

Whiteside,  J.  D.,  relief 631 

Whitewarc,  publications  by  Standards  Bureau,  1358 

Whiting-Mead  Co - 1284 

Whitlock,  Claude  R.,  relief 631,646,756 

Whitlock,  Olive  M.,  nursing  practices  in  indus- 
try  924 

Whitman,  A.  R.,  talk 959 

Whitney,  Anice  L.: 

labor  conditions  in  Belgium 406 

labor  conditions  in  French  Indo-China 1047 

Whitney  Chain  &  .Mfg.  Co 1072 

Whitson,  Donald: 

feed  mixtures  for  chickens 610 

feed  mixtures  for  turkeys 610 

Whitson,  Joe,  claim 80 

Whitthorne,  W.  R.,  court  case  of  executrices..  1045 
Whitttagton,  William  M.  (Representative  from 
Miss.): 
reports  made  bv — 

Flood  Control  Com 602,632,1127 

Whittlesey,  Derwent,  Dakar,  etc 89 

Wholesale  prices,  see  Prices— afao  names  of  com- 
modities. 

Wholesale  Prices  Division 551 

Wholesale  trade: 

census  publications,  price  list 804 

sales,  inventories,  and  credits..  17,135,235,352, 
489, 619,  749, 905, 1004, 1112, 1235, 1352 
see  also  names  of  commodities. 

Whv?  and  how  much?  (war  savings  bonds) 866 

Why  did  it  happen?  (call  to  safety).. 1106 

Why  I  fight,  prize  winning  essays 1092 

Wiant,  James  S.,  market  diseases  of  vegetables.  1342 
Wichers,  Edward: 

purification  by  slow  fractional  freezing 909 

residual  water,  etc.,  in  pure  substances 1118 

Wichita,  Kans.: 

impact  of  the  war  on  area,  working  note- 
book  1280 

milk  in  marketing  area 902 

Wichita  Falls,  Tex.,  First  National  Bank 436 

Wickard,  Claude  R.: 

address 1337 

agricultural  products  and  air  transportation-  484 

agriculture's  postwar  economic  problem 475 

buying  war  bonds 893 

challenge  to  youth 735 

colleges  in  post-war  world 1.337 

conservation,  basis  for  future  greatness 607 

conservation,  no.  1  postwar  job 607 

current  issues  facing  American  farmers 124 

farm  credit  looks  ahead 893 

farming  after  the  war 1337 

holding  the  line  on  farm  land  values 123 

meaning  of  I  am  an  American 735 

Negro's  contribution  to  agriculture 124 

new  ties  across  the  border 1101 

persormel  worker's  role  in  agriculture 124 

post-war  agricultural  policy 124 

correction  of  entry 472 

victory  garden  on  Boston  Common 607 

victory  gardens  in  1944 341 

we  can  write  our  own  ticket 1337 

why  agriculture  must  plan  now  for  peace.. .  124 
see  also  Agriculture  Department. 

Wickford  quadrangle,  R.  I 1149 

Widby,  William  E.,  relief. 246,502,788 

Wide  Bay,  oil  well  in  vicinity,  estimate  for  drill- 
ing  688 

Wldener  gift  tax,  estimate 299 

Widows,  see  Pensions. 

Wiederspan,  Jacob  W.,  motor  carrier  decision. .  533 

Wiedetz,  Harrv,  tax  appeal 197 

Wiegand,  Edwin  L.,  Co .382,827 

Wlemann,  L.,  Co 549 

Wiener,  Hyman  D.,  relief  of  estate 26 

Wiener,  Jacques  L.,  court  case .543,858 

Wiener,  Minnie: 

classification  act  of  1923 268 

schedule  of  statutory  compilations,  etc 1377 

selected  acts  of  interest  to  FWA.. 157 

Wiener,  Samuel  O.,  court  case 543,858 

Wiener,  William  B.,  court  case 543,858 

Wiepking,  C.  A.,  strength,  etc.,  of  balsa  and 

quipo  woods 1344 

Wiergate  quadrangle,  Tex. -La 660 

Wigan,  specification 183 

Wiggin,  Charles  H.,  tax  appeal  of  admr 438 

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Wiggs,  Charles  F.,  court  case 280 

Wilbur  Springs  quadrangle,  Calif 807 

Wilcox,  J.,  styrene  dibromide. 6U 

AVilcox,  R.  B.,  blueberry  growing 740 

Wilcox  Investment  Co 577 

Wild,  Payson  S.,  jr.,  international  law  docu- 
ments  1176 

Wild  animals,  see  Wildlife. 
Wild  fcedstufts,  see  Foodstuffs. 

Wild  riorse  Quicksilver  Mining  Co 670 

Wild  life,  see  Wildlife. 

Wilde,  Marvin  D.,  save  game  meat 159 

Wildermuth,  Elias  F.,  tax  appeal.. 700 

Wildlife: 

conservation 374 

publications,  price  list 928 

wilderness  preservation 1269 

wildlife  leaflet..  159, 

523, 929, 1031, 1032, 1145, 1379, 1380 

wildlife  review,  abstracting  service 390, 805 

Wildlife  and  Fish  Service,  see  Fish  and  Wildlife 

Service. 
Wildlife  refuges,  see  names  of  refuges. 

Wildlife  Research  Division .  159, 

523, 929, 1032, 1145, 1380 
Wildlife  Resources,  Select  Committee  on  Con- 
servation of,  House: 

hearings 374 

Wilemon,  Amos  E.,  court  case 83,822 

Wilemon,  Foy  O.,  court  case 83,822 

Wiley,  Alexander  (Senator  from  Wis.): 
reports  made  by — 

Claims  Com 511,1131-32 

Judiciary  Com 790 

Wilkesboro    Dam.    preliminary    examination, 

etc 1094 

Will  County,  111.,  court  case 1165 

Willard,  Utah,  railroad  accident 395 

Willett,  Joseph  C,  blood-dye  diluent  for  gono- 

coccic  material 800 

Willett  Co.  of  Indiana,  Inc 58,1388 

Williams,  A.  H.,  apprenticeship  program 1437 

Williams,  .Andrew,  relief -. 26 

Williams,  B.  M.,  Kansas  starches 894 

Williams,  Elma  M.,  tax  appeal 313 

Williams,  Fannie  E.,  court  case 673,827 

Williams,  O.  C,  heat  transfer  and  hydraulic  flow 

resistance 70 

Williams,  Q.  P.,  angora  goat 1340 

Williams,  Garnet  C,  relief 369 

Williams,  Oeorge  T.,  transferee,  tax  appeal 1072 

Williams,  II.  C,  assignee,  court  case. 823 

Williams,  James,  court  case 405 

Williams,    James    S.,    Louisiana   limestone   of 

Missouri 270 

Williams,  James  W.,  relief. 376,7.56,767 

Williams,  L.  L.,  jr.,  malaria,  cause  and  preven- 
tion    801 

Williams,  M.  Dean,  bituminous  sandstone  de- 
posits, Edna,  Calif 1381 

Williams,  W.  R.,  relief 769 

Williams,  William  M.,  court  case 405,1408 

Williams,  Calif.,  aircraft  accident.. 1237 

Williams  River,  survey 1094 

Williamson,  H.  H.,  farmers  contribution  to  war 

effort,  etc .  568 

Willing  to  certify  sources  of  supply 21 

Willingham,  Charles  B.,  hydrocarbons  in  gaso- 
line fraction .  355 

Willingham,  Kate  C,  court  case 171, 195,575 

Willis,  John  A.,  court  case. 281 

Willis,  Raymond  E.  (Senator  from  Ind.): 
reports  made  by  — 

Public  Lands  and  Surveys  Com 45, 

380, 1137 

Willmott,  Irene  E.,  tax  appeal 94 

Willmott,  John  W.,  tax  appeal 94 

Willow,  blfick,  American  wood ._.  1106 

Willow  Creek  coal  area,  map. 806 

Willow  River  Power  Co 382,673,1165,1195 

Willow  Run- Detroit  congested  area: 

characteristics  of  population,  etc 1236 

final  population  figures  1236 

wartime  changes  in  population,  etc... 1112 

Willow  Springs,  111.,  railroad  accident 1386 

Willows,  Calif.,  aircraft  accident 1237 

Wilm,  H.  O.,  net  rainfall  under  a  conifer  forest..  482 
Wilmington,  Calif.,  construction  of  T-tunncl...  35 
Wilmington,  N.   C,  war  and   prewar  study, 

statistical  summary 676 


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Wilmington  quadrangle,  Mass.  1382 

Wilmot,  Frank  E.,  relief 246 

Wilpolt,  R.  II.,  Peniisvlvanian  Fusulinidae  ..  1033 

Wilson,  Carl  F.  R.,  relief 246,257,4b7 

Wilson,  Charles  R.,  parasitic  copepods 965 

Wilson,  Charles  E.,  address 37 

Wilson,  Elizabeth  A.,  court  caseof  admr 1371 

Wilson,  Francis  A.,  ta.T  appeal 313 

Wilson,  George  A.  (Senator  from  Iowa): 
reports  made  by — 

Claims  Com 38-39,  254-256, 611 

Military  Affairs  Com 647,792 

Wilson,  Henry,  tax  appeal  of  estate 313 

Wilson,  Howard  H.,  enemy  property  control, 

1917-43 847 

Wilson,  James  T.,  relief 769,1133,1245 

Wilson,  John  L.,milk,  and  dairy  statistics 477 

Wilson,  Lee,  &  0o 1045,1408 

Wilson,  M.  L.,  thirty  years  of  extension  work. .  1109 

Wilson,  Mary  H.,  tax  appeal 313 

Wilson,  T.  R.  C,  strength-moisture  relations 

for  wood 12 

Wilson,  Thomas  R.,  post-war  export  trade  with 

British  Empire 1116 

Wilson,  Wilfrid  V.,  relief 146 

Wilson,  Winfred  T.,  tax  appeal 313 

Wilson*  Co.,  Inc 851,1436 

Wilson  Milling  Co 171 

Wilt  disease,  bacterial,  of  tobacco,  control 481 

Wtabury,  M.  M.: 

nonferrous  metal  scrap 271 

scrap  metal  dealers ._ 271 

secondary  lead  in  1943 662 

Winch  covers,  specification 182 

Winchell,  Walter,  requesting  information 251 

Winchester    Repeating    Arms    Co.    Division, 

Western  Cartridge  Co 404, 1417 

Wind  component  indicator,  nomenclature  list..  594 

Wind  corrector,  standard  nomenclature  list .594 

Wind  equipment,  technical  manual 1213,1322 

Wind-sails,  specification.. 76 

Wind  turmels,  wall  interference.. 1414 

Windlass,  specification 459 

Windmills,  statistics 17,  135,  234,  352, 

489, 619,  749, 904, 1004, 1112, 1235, 1352 

Window  brushes,  specification... 580 

Windows,  ultraviolet  transparency 1012 

Windstorm  loans,  see  Agricultural  credit. 

Wing,  Leonard ,  phenological  indicators 24 

Wing  Chone  Lung  Co 152 

Wingfield,  W.  L.,  court  case 1297 

Wings,  tapered,  mass  moments,  etc 71 

Wings  (insignia): 

AAF,  how  you  can  qualify  to  win 1328 

Wings  Publishing  Co.,  Inc 494 

Winkler,  Eli,  tax  appeal 94,827 

Winkler,  Selma,  tax  appeal 94,827 

Wimiie  I^eft  Her  Behind,  issuance  of  patent  in 

fee 647 

Wiuoo^ki  River,  review  of  reports 988 

Winsch,  Ruby  C,  relief 769 

Winslow,  Myrtle  M.,  court  caseof  guardian 1408 

Winsor,  J.  H.,  physical  land  conditions 902 

Winsor  Dam  quadransle,  Afass 1149 

Winston,  Ellen,  school  building  needs 48 

Winston-Salem  Scuthboxmd  Rv.,  relief i>32, 

1133, 1245 
Winter,  Thomas  D.  (Representative  from  Kans.): 
reports  made  by- 
Interstate  and  Foreign  Commerce  Com.  145, 

771 
Winter  air  conditioning,  see  Air  conditioning. 
Winter  clothing,  see  names  of  articles  of  clothing. 

Winter  Haven,  Fla.,  court  case 92 

Winterizing  the  home,  manual ^ 1066 

Wiping  cloths,  specification 1074 

Wire: 

bridge-cable,  stress-corrosion  tests 1358 

specification .-..  705,1289 

see  also  Electric  wire  and  wiring. 
Wire  control,  see  Government  control. 
Wire  rope,  see  Rope. 

Wire  screen  cloth,  specification 316,  1074,  1311 

Wire  telegraphy,  see  Telegraph. 
Wireworms,  see  Melanotus  longulus. 
Wisconsin: 

businessmen's  organizations 1116 

contested  elections. 143, 247, 502 

court  case 858,1373 

electric  rate  book 264 


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Wisconsin— Continued 

employment  and  pay  rolls 551 

facts 430 

finances 351 

post  route  map 80 

Wisconsin  Electric  Power  Co 39,246,359 

Wisconsin  Farmers'  Union,  address  by  Claude 

R.  Wickard 1337- 

Wisconsin  Gas  <t  Electric  Co 549,858 

Wisconsin  Public  Service  Corporation 1373 

Wise  County,  Va.,  war  and  prewar  study,  statis- 
tical summary 67 

Wisecup,  C.  B.,  control  of  mole  crickets 127 

Wisotzkey,  H.  A.,  court  case 827 

Withers,  Pierce,  tax  appeal 1071 

Withlacoochee  River,  improvement,  proposed 

provision. 846 

Witwer  Grocer  Co 174 

Wives,  see  Women. 

WLB,  see  National  War  Labor  Board. 

WMC,  see  War  Manpower  Commission. 

Wolf,  Ludwig,  relief 1127 

Wolf  Creek  Ordnance  Plant,  impact  of  the  war, 

working  notebook 67 

Wolfbein,  Seymour  L.,  labor  reserves  among 

women 174 

Wolfenbarger,  D.  0.,  regression  of  insect  den- 
sity  1104 

Wolman-salt,  specification 582 

Wolters, Agnes,  relief 1127 

Wolverine  (U.  S.  S.): 

vest  title  in  Foundation  for  Original  U.  S.  S. 
Michigan,  Inc. — 

hearing 514 

letters  from  Navy  Dept 372,636 

report 380 

Wolves,  Mt.  McKinley 1152 

Wolzinger,  Dave,  motor  carrier  decision 531 

Womack,  Andy  J.,  court  case 1064,1189 

Womanpower,  see  Women. 
Woman's  Board  of  Home  Missions  of  Presby- 
terian   Church,    lands    held    by, 

exchange 646, 757 

Women: 

at  work,  Wyckoff  Drawn  Steel  Co 1300 

British  policies,  etc.,  in  employing 1048 

community  services  for  war  workers 552 

counselor  in  war  industries 407 

do  you  want  your  wife  to  work  after  the 

war? 1078 

educating  for  safety  and  health 677 

employed  by  class  1  steam  railways 165, 

528,935,1271 

employment,  changes  during  the  war 1169 

equal  rights,  comments  on  amendment 1166 

farm  employment  of  nonfarm  women. . .  407,  553 

female  employment  in  shipyards 1411 

food  conservation  discussion  guide 132 

foundry  employment,  1943 831 

handbook  for  service  women 28,251,362 

hour  laws,  wartime  status 407 

in  Brazil  today.. 175 

in  the  war 429 

industrial  nurse  and  woman  worker 1048 

labor  reserves 174 

Latin  America 1431 

legal  status,  analysis  of  sex  distinctions 1281 

lifting  heavy  weights 677 

machine  operators,  safety  caps. 69 

marital  status  of  employed  women,  1940 —  1169 

minimum-wage  budgets 897 

nurses,  etc.,  as  officers  in  Army  of  U.  S. — 

Executive  order 957 

hearings "74 

law...  758 

reports 648,774 

occupations,  1940 1169 

ordnance  workers,  poster 114 

organizations,  in  Ecuador,  etc 69 

organizations,  wartime  responsibility. .  430, 1438 

personnel  and  industrial  relations  work 69 

pilots  and  aviation  cadets,  appointment — 

hearings.- 507 

reports 369,639 

post-war  role 552 

publications,  employjnent  standards 832 

publications,  women  in  war  industries 832 

questions  on  price  control,  etc..  replies 1296 

safety  shoes 947 

shipyard  employment 1048 


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Women— Continued 

State  and  local  government  employment 748 

status  in— 

Argentina 1293 

Brazil 1293 

Chile 1293 

steel  employment,  1943 407 

training  for  war  work 304 

training  womanpowcr.. 190 

union  contract  provisions  standards 832 

war  workers,  housing 553 

war  workers,  twenty  appeals 1300 

wartime  work 654 

when  you  hire  women 407 

woman's  place  in  war 1329 

work  after  the  war 1413 

work  clothing,  special  bulletins 69 

work  for,  list  of  bulletins,  etc 947 

workers  in  transition  from  war  to  peace 677 

workers,  price  list  of  publications 522 

working  conditions,  etc.,  pamphlets- 407 

Women,  Inter-American  Commission  of,  see  Inter- 
American  Commission  of  AVomen 

Women's  Advisory  Committee 1438 

Women's  Air  Service  Pilots,  civilian  employ- 
ment, investigation 764 

Women's  apparel,  see  Clothing. 
Women's  Army  Corps: 

are  you  missing  a  chance  like  this?.- 721 

college  women  in  the  W AC 882 

facts  you  want  to  know  about  the  WAC 721 

improve  your  skill  or  learn  a  new  one.. 722 

news  to  you,  opportunities  in  the  WAC 722 

prescribed  service  uniform 319, 1077 

73  questions  and  answers  about  the  WAC__  462 

there's  a  job  for  you  in  the  WAC 722, 1329 

the  WAC  with  Army  Ground  Forces 882 

woman's  place  in  war _  1329 

Women's  Bureau 69,175,407, 

552, 677, 831, 947, 1048, 1169, 1281, 1413 

posters 1 1 69 

publications  on  (lists) — 

standards  for  employed  women 832 

women's  working  conditions 407 

work  clothing 69 

work  for  women 947 

special  bulletin 407, 552,  553, 677, 1 048, 1 1 69 

supplement... 69,677,947 

Women's  Land  Army: 

of  U.  S.  Crop  Corps,  1944 745 

pitch  in  and  help! 745 

poster _ 616 

Women's   National    Press    Club,    address   bv 

George  E.  Sterling 1139 

Women's  Reserve,  Coast  Guard: 

amend  act  relating  to. 27, 40,  777, 1 137, 1247 

facts  about  SPARS 951 

foreign  service  in  American  area,  etc 777, 

1137,1247 
Women's  Reserve,  Marine  Corps: 

ain't  Sis  and  I  salty! 837 

personal  facts __  290 

so  proudly  we  serve.. 412,5^9 

Women's  Reserve,  Navj': 

foreign  service  in  American  area,  etc. — 

hearing. 918 

law... _  1247 

letter  from  Navy  Dept 918 

reports 777,11.37 

posters 561,952,1176,1287 

schools  &  rates  for  Navy  women 839 

Wood,  Carolyn,  a  letter  from  Bob 317 

Wood,  Helen: 

children  of  agricultural  laborers 282 

hours  of  work  in  manufacturing 830 

Wood,  J.  F.,  dehydration  tests  on  carrots 126 

Wood,  Jacob  IT.,  tax  appeal 43S 

Wood,  L.  W.,  black  streak  in  western  hemlock.  483 
Wood: 

aircraft  inspection  and  fabrication 747 

aircraft  structures,  design 1350 

American  woods 12, 

129,  130,  229,  347,  482,  483,  613,  741, 
742,  899,  1106,  1107,  1229-30,  1344, 
1.345, 1346. 

compression  failures,  detection 1346 

compression,  in  aircraft  veneer,  etc. 130 

effect  of  holes  on  stress  distribution 1346 

end  checks,  coatines  for  prevention 130 

fiber-saturation  point 1107 


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Wood— Continued 

finishing  subjects,  publications 1346 

fire-rctarding  coatings 130 

foreign  woods 613,1106 

general  schedule,  wood  products 970 

hopper  unit  for  burning 129 

hydrolysis  in  dilute  acid 1346 

hydrolysis  in  stationary  digester 1346 

in  war  and  peace 1346 

moisture  changes  on  shrinking,  etc 1346 

nonpressure  treatments,  publications 742 

outlets  for  waste 229 

pentachlorphenol  solution  treating 742 

plastics. _. 129 

preservatives— 

Ciu-l  test  method 1347 

methods  of  applying 742 

specifications 442, 582 

water  repellency ^. 1347 

products,  surplus  property,  describing 1301 

publications  of  interest  to  architects 742 

publications  on— 

chemistry. ■_ 742 

preservation 130,389 

seasoning 483 

wood  products 1344 

refinishing  wood  furniture 753 

rot  caused  Dy  Poria  incrassata 898 

saccharification — 

processes,  review 1346 

quantitative 1346 

rotary  digester 1346 

specific  gravity,  determining 482 

specification 1289 

strength-moisture  relations "...    12 

sulfite  pulp  production 129 

techntilogical  coming-of-age 483 

Tennes.see  Valley,  industrial  research 968 

urea-plasticized 130 

use  for  aircraft  in  United  Kingdom 1346 

wartime  harvests  from  farm  woodlands 232 

waste,  commercial  raw  materials,  status. . .  1345 
see  also  Lumber. 
Wood  preservatives,  see  Wood. 
Wood  products,  see  Wood. 
Wood  pulp: 

birch,  etc.,  suitability  for  rayon 482 

manufacture,  utilization  of  species,  etc 13^7 

publications  on  pulp 742 

pulp  industry- 
article  -  1167 

case  history  reports 1300 

control  of  accidents 1167 

industry  report. 492,752,908, 

1011,1117,1241,1357 

organizing  for  safety. 1410 

safe  practices,  standard.... 1167 

rates  on ---  1393 

sulfate  pulping  of  hardwoods,  etc 129 

trade  statistics  of  American  republics 752 

Wood  sugars,  analysis. 1347 

Wood-Turners  Service  Bureau... 1299 

Woodard,   QeofTrey,  histopathological  changes 

following  DDT  administration 1259 

Woodbury  Granite  Co 828 

Wooden  boxes,  see  Boxes. 
Woodlands,  see  Forests  and  forestry. 
Woodring,  W.  P.,  geology,  etc.,  of  Quisa-Los 

Negros  area 1146 

Woodruff,  Ralph  S.,  prices  received  for  fruit, 

etc..  crops 8 

Woodrum,  Clifton  A.  (Representative from  Va.): 
reports  made  by- 
Appropriations  Com --.  241 

Conference  Com 759 

Post- War  Military  Policy,  Select  Com- 
mittee on... 777 

Woods,  Gerald  Q.,  relief 26 

Woods,  R.  B.,  barge-rail  grain  transportation..  1447 
Woods,  see  Wood. 

Woods  industries,  strong  men  needed 1065 

Woodward,  George  E.: 

gold,  silver,  copper,  etc.,  in— 

Arizona 1151 

Idaho 392,1151 

Montana. 1267 

Utah 1151 

Washington ---  933 

metal  mining 271 


1660 


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Page 
Woodward,  T.  E.,  grass  silape  by  wilt  method.  479 

Woodworking,  related  occupations 8fi 

Wool: 

cost  of  production  in  1943 1195 

fabric  blends  of  new,  etc.,  fiber. 47fi 

fineness  and  uniformity,  determining 998 

hearings 499 

livestock  and  wool  situation 8,125, 

225,  342,  477,  609,  737,  895,  096,  1103, 
1226.  1339. 

market  review  and  statistics 14, 

132,  231.  349,  486,  615,  744,  901,  lOOl, 
1109, 1232,  1348. 

market  statistics  ana  related  data 1001 

raw,  Tariff  Commission  report 576 

raw  wool  consumption,  statistics 17, 

135,  235,  352,  489,  619,  749,  904.  1004, 
1112.1235,1352. 

scale  substance. r22 

stock-pile,  present  and  post-war  supplies-.  968 

synthetic  substitute.  Investigate 782 

wool  stocks,  statistics 1 7, 1 35,  235. 352.  489, 

619,  749, 905, 1004, 1112,  1235. 1352 

world  supply  situation 741 

fee  also  names  of  articles  made  from  wool. 

Wool  grease,  specification 1178 

Wool  machinery,  activity,  statistics.  17, 135,  235.  352, 
489,  619.  749, 905, 1004, 1112, 1235, 1352 

Wool-presses,  specifications 704. 1 450 

Woolen  goods,  rates  on .__  1157 

Woolf,  J.  A.,  ore-testing  studies - 1151 

Woolford,  Charlotte  L.,  court  case  of  trustees..  1255, 

1408 
Wooster,  Julia  L.,  agricultural  credit  in  Mex._  128 
Work,  see  Employment  and  unemployment. 
Work  clothing,  see  Clothing. 
Work  leaders,  see  Supervision. 
Work  Projects  Administration: 

employment  survey..  551, 829.  945, 1167, 1279, 1411 

geographic  names  In  California,  etc 1240 

operations  and  employment,  1942  and  1943..  268 
Work  simplification: 

control  manual.  Army  Service  Forces 1215 

manpower  utilization  report 876 

Worker  Analysis  Section 85,86 

Workers,  see  Labor—also  certain  headings  begin- 
ning Labor. 

Working  Committee  of  Aeronautical  Board 123, 

223, 341, 475,  607,  893. 1225 
Working  conditions,  wartime,  minimum  stand- 
ards   550 

Working  notebooks,  impact  of  the  war 67 , 

68,  283, 830, 1280 

Working  together  in  mutual  interest 341 

Working  women,  see  Women. 
Workmen's  compensation,  see  Employers'  liabil- 
ity and  workmen's  eompensation. 
Workmen's  insurance,  publications,  price  list..  522 
Works  Agency,  see  Federal  Works  .\gency. 
World  War  I,  see  European  War,  1914-18. " 
World  War,  1939-    : 

Agriculture's  part,  chronology 12, 130 

bibliographies  of  the  world  at  war 285-287 

conduct  of  the  war,  bibliography 287 

documents 1194 

Estados  Unidos  en  la  guerra 301 

European  food  situation  after  war 1343 

events  leading  up  to  World  War  II,  chrono- 
logy   1413 

investigation  of  defense  (or  war)  program — 

expenses. 362,1123 

hearings. . .  249,  250, 368,  369,  371,  506,  507. 647, 
773, 917, 921, 1018, 1024, 1128, 1137. 1250 

reports 43.146,151, 

250,  260, 379. 634,  774,  793, 1024. 1128 
see  also,  in  main  alphabet,  subject  of 
investigation. 

military  events,  1943 67, 173 

Moscow  conference — 

address  by  Cordell  Hull 91 

reprint  declaration,  etc 36 

text  of  agreement 194 

peace  terms,  request  fc*  information 503 

prosecution,  legislative,  etc.,  background..  1252 

publications,  price  list 804 

status  of  countries  in  relation  to  war 698 

the  war  and  the  future 947 

war  background  studies 695, 855, 1067 

war  changes  in  industry  series 968, 1195 

war  history  projects 678 


Page 
World  War.  19.39— Continued 

the    war    illustrated    (posters    in    French, 

Portuguese,  and  Spanish) 1 294 

war  maps 683,1176 

what  about  Germany  after  the  war? 1205 

why  I  fight,  prize  winning  essays... 1092 

see    also    Pensions— Veterans-^i?so    certain 
subjects  connected  with  the  war,  e.  g. 
Housing. 
World   War   Number   Two,    Mothers   of,   see 
Mothers   of   World   War   Kumber 
Two. 
World  War  veterans,  see  Pensions — Veterans. 
World  War  Veterans'  Legislation  Committee, 
House: 

hearings _ 639 

reports 510,639 

Worley,  Eugene  (Representative  from  Tex.): 
minority  views^ 

Election  of  President,  Vice  President, 

and  Representatives  Com.. 143 

report  made  by — 

Conference  Com _ 361 

Worms,  see  names  of  worms. 

Worsham  Bros 516,673,828 

Wounded : 

first  aid  for  battle  casualties. 681 

transportation,  field  manual 100.586,1205 

Wounds,  sulfonamides  in  treatment 1304, 1441 

WOW,  see  Women,  ordnance  workers. 

Woytinsky,  W.  S.,  economic  perspectives 926 

WP.'V.,  see  Work  Projects  Administration. 
WPB,  see  War  Production  Board. 
WR.\,  see  War  Relocation  Authority. 
Wrapping  paper,  see  Paper. 

Wrenches,  socket,  specification 582 

Wrenn,  Virginia  E.: 

accidents  at  quarries 1268 

coke-oven  accidents 271 

employment,  etc.,  at  quarries 162 

explosives  manufactured  and  sold 662 

production  of  industrial  explosives 161, 1034 

Wright,  Ernest,  damping-ofi  in  broadleaf  nur- 
series  1342 

Wright,  F.  H.: 

nonferrous  metal  scrap 271 

nonferrous  secondary  metal  statistics 662 

recovery  of  zinc  from  scrap 272 

scrap  metal  dealers 271 

secondary  aluminum 1035 

secondary  antimony 1035 

secondary  copper  and  brass 1C35 

secondary  lead  in  1943 662, 1035 

seconedary  magnesium 1035 

secondary  nickel  st  atistics 1035 

secondary  zinc 1035 

Wright,    Herbert,    annexation    of   Austria    by 

Germany 362. 372 

Wright,    Orville,    commemorate    1st    airplane 

flight 26,39 

Wright,  R.  C,  freezing  injury  of  fruits,  etc 1342 

Wright,    Wilbur,    commemorate    1st    airplane 

flight 26,39 

Wright,  Willard  H.: 

bedbug,  its  habits,  etc 923 

examination  for  trichinae 925 

parasites,  etc.,  of  sheep 610 

Wright    Aeronautical    Corporation,    Lockland, 

Ohio 1400 

Wright  Aeronautical  Corporation,  New  York, 

N.  Y 1400 

Wrightsville,  Ark.,  aircraft  accident 1007 

Writing,  see  Letters. 

Wrobel,  Rudolph  J.,  jr.,  court  case 1408 

WSA,  see  War  Shipping  Administration. 

Wuebker,  Carl  L.,  court  case.. 1064 

Wuebkor,  Laura,  court  case 1064 

Wuoller,  Paul  H.,  variable-grant  formula -.  926 

Wurtsbaugh,  J.  T.,  court  case 171 

Wyandotte,  Mich.,  railroad  accident 663 

Wyandotte  County,   Kans.,  war  and  prewar 

study,  statistical  summary 675 

WyckofT  Drawn  Steel  Co.... 1300 

Wye  assimbly,  inflation,  specification 459 

Wvlio,  Alex,  relief 1017,1021 

Wylie.  Mrs.  C.  L.,  court  case 1189 

Wyman,  Ellsworth,  patent  appeal 493 

Wyman,  Theodore,  jr.,  Pearl  Harbor  installa- 
tions, investigation 774 


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Wymcr,  John  P.: 

impact  of  the  war  on  Waco-McQregor  area..  830 
impact  of  the  war  on  Wichita,  Kans.,  area. .  1280 

Wynnewood  Park  Corporation 092 

Wyoming: 

Belle  Fourche  River  compact,  consent — 

hearings 32 

law 359 

rfport.. --  259 

bu^inessmen's  organizations 90S 

court  case ..- 1165, 1403 

electric  rate  book _• 1257 

finances 135 

gold,  silver,  copper,  lead,  and  zinc 932 

mail  routes,  schedules. ..-  79,421,844,1181 

oil  and  gas  fields,  map. .--  1033 

post  route  map -.. 80 

Yellowstone  River  compact,  extend  time. .  145, 

259, 300 

Wyomissing,  Pa.,  railroad  accident  1270 

Wyse,  jVrthur  B.,  relief  of  dependents. .  32,  257,  497 


Xiphidiopsis,  see  Katydids. 

Y 

Yadkin  River,  preliminary  examination,  etc..  1094 

Yaeger,  Frank  J.,  court  case 797,943,1165 

Yaffct,  Hyman,  court  case 310 

Yagoda,  H.,  penta-erythritol-totranitrate 519 

Yahooskin  band  of  Snake  Indians,  see  Snake 
Indians. 

Yakima,  Wash.,  aircraft  accident 1239 

Yakima  project,  specifications,  etc 393 

Yakobson,  Sergius,  check  list  of  Russian  dic- 
tionaries   1048 

Yakuf,  Albert,  court  case... - 281,575 

Yalo  Petroleum  Co 313 

Yant,  William  P.,  patent  appeal 238 

Yarbrough,  Margaret  C,  relief 642,755 

Yard  service  performance 165,  276, 

397,  529, 664, 814-815, 1039, 1156, 1388 

Yardley  Serten  &  W.  S.  Co 1041 

Yards  and  Docks  Bureau 76, 183, 420, 955 

manual.... 420,955 

index 183 

Yarnall,  Sarah  L.,  interest  on  farm  mortgage... ^339 

Yarnell,  S.  H.,  turnip  greens 608 

Yates,  Robert  O.,  Coso  quicksilver  district 53 

Yaukcy,  Jess'  B.,  physical  impairments  in  low- 
income  families 1375 

Yavapai  Station,  views  from  parapet 1036 

Yazoo  &  Mississippi  Valley  R.  R.,  rates  on  fuel 

oU - 534 

Yazoo  River: 

review  of  report. 724 

survey  of  watershed 736 

Yeadon,  Pa.,  court  case 961 

Yeaklty,  J.  B.,  court  case 174 

Yeakley,  N.  O.,  court  case 174 

Yearbook  Statistical  Committee 341, 

475, 476, 607, 608 

Yearbooks,  minerals,  1941 525 

Yeast: 

hydrolysis  of  starches 1242 

influence  on  tobacco  fermentation 1225 

Yellow  Cab  Transit  Co 435,1127 

Yellow  cedar,  see  Cedar. 

Yellow  Creek ,  Ohio,  railroad  accident 663 

Yellow  Creek,  improvement  at  Middlesborough, 

Ky -.  599 

Yellow  fever  situation  in  the  Americas.  - .  1304, 1441 

Yollow-iron-oxide,  specification 1075 

Yellow  pine,  see  Pine. 
Yellow  poplar,  see  Poplar. 

Yellowstone  River,  compact,  extend  time 145, 

259, 360 

Yolm  quadrangle,  Wash 1 149 

Yeomans,  Manning  S.,  sticky  trap  board  used 

for  pear  psylla 1342 

Yorushalmy,  J.: 

births,  infant  and  maternal  mortality 1260 

tuberculosis  mortality,  1939-41 49 

Ylagan,  Anastasio  A.,  court  case 382,828 

Yoghurt,  how  to  make  yoghurt 127 

Yokohama  Specie  Bank,  Ltd.. 1270 

Yolo  Bypass,  examination  and  survey 1217 

Yonkers,  N.  Y.,  court  case..  - 65,435 


Pug" 

York,  Pa.: 

aircraft  accident 1008 

geology  of  district .-. 806 

Vork-Buflalo  Motor  Express,  Inc 533 

York  Engineering  &  Construction  Co 510, 

673, 1408 

York  River,  removal  of  oysters 505 

York  Safe  &  Lock  Co... 185 

Yorktown,  Va.,  see  Naval  Mine  Depot,  York- 
town. 

Yothers,  M.  A.,  spray  for  codling  moth  larvae. .  1341 

You  are  convalescing  in  an  Army  Air  Forces 

hospital  -  - 450 

You  as  a  plant  operator,  fight  against  fire 1455 

You  can  have  silver  wings -  208 

Youghiogheny  River: 

report  on  survey,  etc.,  print  as  document..-  778 
survey 1217 

Young,  G.,  heat  transfer  in  liquid  or  gas  stream.  1282 

Young,  Raymond  M,.  court  case.. 941 

Young,  Robert  R.: 

control  of  Chesapeake  &  Ohio  Ry.,  etc 1385 

court  case   1166 

Young,  Stanley  P.,  return  of  musk  ox 90 

Young,  W.  H.: 

bituminous  coal 1035 

bituminous  coal  and  lignite. 1382 

Young,  Ariz.,  aircraft  accident. 1355 

Young  people,  see  Youth. 

Young  workers,  see  Child  labor. 

Young  Workers,  General  Advisory  Committee 
on  Protection  of,  see  General  Advis- 
ory Committee  on  Protection  of 
Young  Workers. 

Youngblood,  B.,  agricultural  experiment  sta- 
tions, 1943 227 

Youngerman-Reynolds  Hardwood  Co.,  Inc..  831, 1280 

Your  billet  in  Navy 561 

Youth: 

challenge  to  youth 735 

citizens  of  tomorrow,  challenge  to  action 384 

community  recreation  (what  about  us?) 517 

community  recreation  program 48 

goals  from  war  to  peace 549,944 

help  stop  gasoline  black  markets  1180 

panel  in  meeting  of  Children's  Bureau  Coni- 

m.ission  on  Children  in  Wartime...  944 
programs,  what  National  Resources  Plan- 
ning Board  said 1409 

publications,  wartime  community  service. .  384 
reconversion  and  adjustment  problems....  1409 

recreation  programs,  volunteers 847 

social  security  program,  help  understand. . .    49 

teen-age  center 405 

see  also  Child  labor. 

Youth  Authority  Division 42 

Youths'  clothing,  see  Clothing. 

Ypsilanti,  N.  Dak.,  aircraft  accident 1007 

Yuba  River,  examination  and  survey 1217 

Yucatan: 

elescription  of  30  towns 307,308 

plants,  ethnological  data 307, 308 

Yugo.slavia: 

labor  conditions 68 

references 69 

Yuma-Mesa-Gila  project,  meeting 163 

Z 

Zaguriski,  William,  court  case 1408 

Zanuck,  Darryl  F.,  court  case  1408 

Zanuck,  Virginia  F.,  court  case 1408 

Zapoleon,  Marguerite  W.,  wartime  work  for  girls 

and  women 654 

Zaumcyer,  W.  J.: 

bean  diseases  and  their  contrpl 611,897 

bean  mosaic  virus 227 

responses  of  beans,  etc.,  to  length  of  day 611 

two  new  virus  diseases  of  beans 227 

Zeller,  J.  11.: 

feeding  garbage  to  hogs 610 

hog-housing  requirements 740 

type  of  hog  .   610 

Zephyr  Aircraft  Corporation- 246.788 

Zcran,  Franklin  R.: 

job  training  for  victory .# 1374 

service  inarmed  forces 265 

Zernit,  Sidney,  court  case 171 

Zeros  of  transcendental  equation 622 


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Zlegele,  John  N.,  see  Lankton,  J.  Flfttcher,  & 
Zicgcle,  John  N. 

Ziehuski,  Richard,  rehef  of  guardian 32,267,497 

Ziniborg,  Samufil,  court  case.. 943 

Zimmcrley,  n.  II.,  turnip  preens. 608 

Zimmerman,  A.  II.,  forest  fire  control  manual .   1197 
Zimmerman,  Herbert  J.,  geographical  names  in 

Japanese  Empire.. 1264 

Zimmerman  Trucking  Service,  Inc. .   531 

Zinc: 

emplo.vnient  and  accidents  at  mines...  271, 1267 
in— 

Arizona... 1151 

California 1151 

Central  States. 1034 

Colorado. 1151 

Eastern  States 1034 

Idaho 392,1151 

Montana 1267 

Nevada r 1151 

New  Mexico 1151 

Oregon 1034 

South  Dakota 932 

Texas. 810 

Utah 1151 

Washington 933 

Wyoming 932 


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Zinc — Ccmtinued 

industry  in  1943 272,1035 

mine  production,  1943 272 

mining  [jroductivity  changes 173 

pigments  and  salts  in  1943 272,1161 

recovery  from  scrap  in  1943 272 

rolled,  production  in  1943 1035 

secondary,  in  1943 1035 

specification  for  slab  zinc. 317 

specification  for  ziuc-base-alloy 419 

zinc  oxide,  zinc  dust,  etc.,  Jan.  1944,  etc 662 

Zinc-base-alloy,  .<;pecification 1422 

Zinc-coating  specification 1180 

Zinc  sulfate  in  1943._ 1162 

Zink,  W.  L.,  gonococcal  infections 385 

Zoning,  in  D.  C.  as  residential  area.. 365 

Zoological  Park,  see  National  Zoological  Park. 

Zoology,  description  of  profession 1299 

Zosenjo,  Kabushiki  K.  K.,  court  case 92 

Zrenchik,  William  J.,  court  case.. _ 404 

Zucker,  Henry  L.,  Cleveland's  program  for  care 

of  children 828 

Zukaitis,  Felix,  tax  appeal... 1072 

Zukas,  Ann,  relief 769 

Zumbro,  Paul  B.,  directory  of  U.  S.  register  of 

merit 344 


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